The Collegian : the weekly newspaper of Behrend College. (Erie, PA) 1989-1993, March 25, 1993, Image 18

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HEATHER
LOCKLEAR
Reads the
Collegian
Magic Maze
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Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in
all directions-forward, backward, up, down and
diagonally.
Aberdeen Clansmen Glasgow Kilts
Caledonia Dundee Glens Montrose
Celtic Edinburgh Highlands Penh
Chieftains Gaelic Inverness
ind at least six differences in
Puzzles
SCOTLAND
Vision Teaser
tails between panels
ACROSS
1 Teases
for the
Monsters?
45 Tomlin of
provocatively
6 Not refined
11 Ulysses S.
comedy
46 Bill of fare
47 Seaport in
Grant's real
Colombia
48 Literary
first name
16 "Swan Lake"
or "Giselle"
17 Caesars
tongue
18 Where the
ark landed
20 Where to see
68 Across
21 Pizzeria
fixtures
22 Hawaiian
caricature
51 Actor Olan
of old-time
radio
52 Polynesian
language
56 Get up on
the soapbox
57 Psych or pod
follower
58 Low spirits
59 Lyric poem
60 Desert fruit
61 De Mille or
Moorehead
62 Having a
pleasing
taste
63 The Ugly
Duckling,
seaport
24 Auk genus
25 Tricky
rascals
27 Emerald Isle
29 Wrestling
needs
30 Classic car
31 Scottish
Highland Celt
32 Biblical
giants
33 Branch of
actually
64 Spanish gold
65 Spicy stews
66 Units of force
67 Characteris
tic form
68 Active
Hawaiian
dol. for
Linnaeus
34 Riding whip
36 Russian
communities
37 Raise in
relief
39 Loose,
earthy
deposit
40 Capital of
volcano
70 City on the
Rhone
71 Loses
conscious
ness
72 Where to
find Canton
73 Expert
Hawaii
42 London
prisons
43 Family car
74 Author Vidal
KIDS' WORLD
CHESS X-RAYI Jot down the names of the six subjects pictured in the
diagram at right. Circle initial letters. If you have identified these subjects
properly, initial letters in order
will form the six-letter name of a
certain chess man.
How quickly can you name the
piece in question?
P.S.: It's a piece that can leap
Over other pieces.
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ALTERNATE SIDE
PARKING
Missing numbers 1-18
may be inserted in the blank
spaces of the configuration
above so that each three
some consisting of two
numbers already in place
plus their in-between com
panion total exactly 27.
For example: 15 inserted
between 5 and 7 form a 27
threesome, and likewise 9
inserted between 5 arxll3.
Object is to continue until
all missing numbers are
included.
Remember. only three•
somes described above
are to figure in the count.
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Thursday, March 25, 1993
demand
108 Lock of hair
109 Lumps of
clay
DOWN
1 Piccard's
means of
travel
2 Lotion
75 Disposable
hankie
78 Silly or
mischievous
79 State flower
of Hawaii
83 Cleveland's
lake
84 Motherless
calves
86 Manipulates
fraudulently
87 Unmusical
clang
88 Sleep study
acronym
89 Hawaiian
feast
90 Dance
enjoyed at
89 Across
91 Souvenir from
89 Across
92 Arthurian
lady
94 Sly, sidelong
look
95 The
Shadow's
first name
97 Apple
growing
chemical
98 Active crater
on 68 Across
100 Where to find
Lincoln and
Washington
102 VIP in Hawaii
104 It might be
magic?
105 Radar's
relative
106 Nonmetallic
element
107 Union
ingredient
3 Son or class
4 Valuable
wood
5 In a parsimo
mous manner
6 Pungent
spices
7 "Shehera
zade"
composer
8 Shoshones
9 Loud, sus
tained noise
10 Musical
group
11 Moslem
judges
12 It was
formerly
Persia
13 Fan's call
14 Jack-in-the
Pulpit
15 Coastal
region in
India
16 Composition
by 7 Down
19 Teaches
privately
20 Surname of
the "Little
Women"
23 Agave fiber
26 Egyptian
abode of the
c , Afaci
HEAR YEI In Carlyle's words, it is well said to be the speech
of angels.* Longfellow called it the universal language of
mankind.* What's that?
1 " - --
I " -
OVER SIGHT! A crowning touch ismissing from this
graduation scene. To complete picture, draw dot to dot.
dead
28 Bravo and
Grande
32 Ham it up
35 Considerate
36 Lounging
slipper
37 Ahead of roll
call
38 Exhibited
39 Hawaiian
island
41 Spend them
63 Most wary
65 Island of 40
Across
66 Word before
circle or
parade ....
67 Zsa Zsa's
real first
name
69 Pry inquisi
tively
70 Montmartre
farewell
71 Watch
in Venice
42 Wild oxen of
India
44 Greek under
pockets
73 Beekeeper
74 Colossal
75 Old World
ground
46 Sheep
sandpiper
76 Pacific
77 Very much
shelters
47 On the
(under
like
78 Chills and
fever
79 Hawaiian
consider
ation)
48 Lot tied this
seaport
80 Joan, Jackie
or Judy
81 Disquiet
82 Maxi or mini
85 Chemical salt
86 Unconfirmed
reports
90 laugh-track
city
49 Palm
cockatoo
50 Giant
armadillo
51 Capital of
52 Lange and
Steadman
53 Native of
Des Moines
54 Conform
55 Hawaiian
geese
57 Ice house
58 French
sounds
93 Biblical name
94 Marvin and
Majors
95 Narrow street
96 Box or shed
lead-in
97 Barren
99 News org.
101 June beetle
103 Japanese
shrub
impressionist
61 Associated
by treaty
62 Slender,
graceful girl
reroa,
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