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Cinema 6 located outside the Millcreek Mall
For most of us, being in college shows movies for a buck (except on and believe it or not, there is a lot
tends to mean not having a whole Friday and Saturday after 6:00 p.m. of socializing in the theater before
lot of money to spend. where the price is upped 50 cents to the movie.
Since entertainment often costs a $1.50 per show). And of course, there To further save money, I would
lot of money, it's sometimes hard is "50-cent night" every Tuesday, recommend buying candy at the
to find something fun to do on the which is definitely a deal. nearby Phar-Mor and sneaking it in
weekends here in Erie. Even see- The movies that play at the theater as opposed to purchasing their
ing a movie at the local theater costs are usually a few months old, but they candy which costs a couple of dol
a lot of money. Or does it? are often times good movies that lars more than the movie itself.
Wouldn't it be nice to see a movie viewers didn't want to pay eight bucks Saving money is certainly useful,
for a dollar? Well, you can! to see. and the movies are unquestionably
Millcreek Cinema 6, which is lo- Many students from area colleges fun, making Millcreek Cinema a
cated near the Millcreek Mall, routinely go to the "Dollar Theater" definite Hot Spot in Erie.
The weekly column which asks if there is intelligent life out there
WE'RE PRETTY SURE HE'S THE RIGHT GUY: Wesley Ridgwell was photographed more than 700 times
zipping through Florida toll booths without paying in his snazzy little Honda with the "JST CRZY" plates. Despite
the overwhelming evidence, he denied it at first. ("Someone stole one of my license plates, etc.") He has since
come clean. Ridgwell, 23, who has a dozen convictions on other motor vehicle charges, was fined $7,000 and will
not he allowed to drive for three months.
A HONEYMOON TO REMEMBER: Keevis and Tiffanie Holland. 18-year-old newlyweds, started their new life
together heating up a 64-year-old woman and stealing her Cadillac in Texas and then driving to Chicago and
points north, living, off her stolen credit cards, police said. Their adventure came to an end 15 miles from Buffalo,
N.Y.. when a major snowstorm forced them to abandon the car. The police searched the vehicle and discovered a
business card front a local motel where they found the couple and arrested them.
NOll' SHE CAN POSE FOR MUGSHOTS: Katica Crippen earned a little quick cash by posing for nude photos
on the Internet while holding a great big handgun. Alas, she is a drug offender out on parole (her electronic ankle
bracelet could be seen in some of the pix) and, as a convicted felon, is not allowed to possess guns. The cops saw
the pictures, raided her Colorado home, found the weapons and threw her hack in jail.
Figure out the quote and who said it by figuring out what these letters translate to
Your clue: U equals T
"NWSSWSB WI SYU RTRMAUPWSB.
WU'I UPR YSKA UPWSB."
BY KARL BENACCI
FEATURES CO-EDITOR
'The Dollar Theater'
ots in Erie
by Mike Pingree
TMS Campus
TWS OR KYCZEMFW
PHOTO BY NEIL MAKADIA
Happenings in Erie
The McDowell Drama Club Presents "The Crucible," a
McDowell Intermediate Little Theatre, 8:00 p.m.
Tickets for the band "3 Doors Down" on sale, at the Eri
Civic Center, 10:00 a.m.
Erie Junior Philharmonic Concert, at Hirt Auditorium o
Blasco Library, 5:30 p.m.
Erie Otters vs Sarnia Sting, at Tullio Arena, 7:30 p.m
Millenium Ball, Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
Social Hall, 8:30-11:30 p.m.
Comedian Billy Jaye, at Jr.'s Last Laugh Comedy Club
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Camera setting
6 Jostle
9 Spa
14 Isolated
15 Samuel's mentor
16 Heronlike wading
bird
17 Antic
18 Fall behind
19 Lariat loop
20 Brink of Christmas
21 Unctuous
24 Play fora fool
25 Panic
27 Cooked with dry
heat
29 Be nuts about
31 Final degree
32 Defile
35 Before anything
else
40 Matures
41 Kukla's
companion
42 Metallic sound
43 Surrender signal
45 "Coming of Age
in "
46 Klutz
47 Potato or yam
49 Writer of "The
Faerie Queene" 9 Under
53 Dilapidated 10 Gone by
57 Sen. Kennedy 11 Rainbow fish?
58 Most banal 12 "Siddhartha"
60 Celestial author
dessert? 13 Emma Peel's
61 Viewpoint partner
63 Portuguese saint 22 Sci-fi craft
64 Sheep-ish? 23 _ Carlo
66 Smile derisively 26 Foods company,
67 Flightless bird Purina
68 Imposed a cash 28 First U.S.
penalty astronaut
69 Green tea 30 D sharp
70 Tennis match unit 32 Spotted
71 Nourishes 33 Inarticulate
comment
DOWN 34 Fragrant
1 Aspect neckwear 44 TWA rival 52 Gets out of bed
2 Dred Scott, e.g. 36 Decipher 45 Dispatched 54 Speculate
3 Sot 37 Tiny 48 Public 55 and dined
4 Washington's bill 38 John's Yoko conveyance 56 Requirements
5 Treachery 39 Org. of Strange 49 Secret supply 59 Gentle
6 Sponge cake and Couples 50 Cent 62 Singer Sayer
dessert 41 Part of 0.b.0. 51 Perimeters 65 Compete
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