The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 24, 2006, Page 10, Image 10
CROSSWORD .
ACROSS
1 Don’t
Preach”
5 Notable time
8 Child’s Injury
14 Beige shade
15 Omega’s cousin
16 Consternate
17 Give forth
18 Took off
19 Trade unions
20 Maintains in
order
23 “Miss _
Thompson”
24 Tile creations
26 Twixt 12 and 20
27 and
Nothingness”
30 “Tiny Elton
John song
32 Vase with a foot
33 “_Gotta Be
Me”
36 Lion’s name
37 Part of DJIA
40 Top
41 Fire
42 “At Seventeen”
singer
43 Dart player’s
pint
44 Kauai souvenir
45 _of the above
46 Tack on
47 Use a sofa
48 Wooded
51 Mores
53 Plat division
55 Thriftiness
58 Dylanesque
singer John
60 Declaring
64 Temporary car
66 Trifling amount
67 Cookie snack
68 As a precaution
69 Silver-gray
70 Sharif of films
71 Prepare
72 Asian holiday
73 Neck part
DOWN
1 Look intently
2 Topmost spot
3 Morally smug
person
4 Fall
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5 Pound*and
Cornell
6 Spanish lariat
7 Epic by Virgil
8 Caddie’s carry
9 Artistic work
10 Addictive matter
11 Nonsense!
12 Classic track
13 Actor Merlin
21 Reasonable
22 Cohort ot
Souter and
O’Connor
25 Siammin’
Sammy
27 Cow’s mate
28 Sandusky’s lake
29 Far from clear
31 Sentence
34 Trumpet part
35 Wind about
38 Miscellany
39 Drenches
49 Meddlesome
women
50 Dieting
adjective
SOLUTIONS
ON PRGE 9
52 Magnate
53 Bit of parsley
54 Rich or Castle
56 Conflicting
sounds
57 Relative of
should
59 Leisure
61 “_la Douce”
62 Certain tide
63 2000
presidential
candidate
65 Permit to
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Mind Your Head
Today
STILL REMAINS, NODES OF
RANVIER, IF HOPE DIES AND
DEMIRICOUS: 6 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $8 advance, $10 at
the door, all ages.
“THE BOYS OF BARAKA:”
7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
$5.50 with student ID.
RECYCLED PERCUSSION:
11 p.m. Russell House
Ballroom.
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WAKING UF
OH THE COUCH.
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Your dreams should
be absolutely amazing
tonight, so be prepared.
Keep pens and paper —
and a nightlight — ready
for when inspiration hits.
TAURUS You’re usually
the one person in the
group who’s always thrifty.
Don’t bet on that now,
and be careful. You could
waste a lot of money.
GEMINI Running into
an obstacle is never
comfortable. It’s a shock
to your delicate senses
— and to your creativity.
So watch where you’re
going, and don’t run into
the obstacle too hard.
CANCER Love is a strong
enticement to venture
outside your comfort zone.
The danger is even more
intense, if you’re flirting on
company time. Important
people are watching.
LEO An otherwise
wonderful moment could
be disrupted by financial
worries. You’ll have plenty
of money, however, after
the property appreciates.
VIRGO You’d like to go along
with what your partner
wants, and yet, you’re not
convinced that it will work.
Stay involved. You’re right.
LIBRA Proceed with caution.
The map you’re following
doesn’t go this far. The
only certainty is that
conditions are uncertain.
SCORPIO Not a good time to
gamble,makeinvestmentsor
buy toys. Advise a loved one
that waiting will make the
rewards that much sweeter.
SAGITTARIUS Don’t do -
anything outrageous, even “
in private at home. Odds r
are too high that you’d hurt ’'
yourself or break something.
Don’t jump on the couch! "
CAPRICORN New
information is in conflict
with a previous assumption.
How can you decide
which is the truth? Wait
— it becomes apparent.
AQUARIUS You don’t have
to share everything with
your friends every time.
For example, if you win
a prize or bonus, don’t
tell anybody about it. Just
get yourself a small treat.
PISCES Your natural
compassion serves you, and
others, well. Offer support L
and some good ideas to a
person who’s very upset.
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