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Show rts & Page 7 January 20, 1999 ntertainment Editor: Jennie Squire jennie58hotmail.com The New Predictions for the Upcoming Year Chelsea Van Noy By su n sun. ti. dixie, edu CAPRICORN (Dec. 22nd-Ja20th) The new semester may seem overwhelming now, but things will look up on the 29th. Your body feels the consequences of holiday neglect. Apply tender loving care by going to the fitness center. 21st-Fe(Jan. AQUARIUS 18th) Individuality is this month's theme. Putting yourself first will be beneficial. Remember your New Year's Resolutions. Neglecting them will cause severe mental trauma at b. the end of the year. PISCES (Feb. 19th-Mn- r. 20th) A long awaited dream is in store. Be patient and work out difficulties with roommates and family. Spoil yourself and buy something you wanted for Christmas. ARIES (Mar. 21st-Ap- r. 20th) Be patient in your love life. Things will work out next month by Valentine's Day. Lack of cash for financial needs will be met by the 28th. Remember to do your best. TAURUS (Apr. 21st-Ma- 20th) y New ideas for careers will be seriously thought over. Remem ber your dreams and aspirations. Don't give in to temptation. Eat healthy. e GEMINI (May 21st) Take a hike. Your need to put your life in order takes priority now. Think obligations over and turn to friends for advice. Be careful about actions you take. Your job will go well this month. CANCER (June 22nd-JuI- y 22nd) A big trip lies in the future. Plan well now so it will be enjoyable. Romance lies ahead in your love life. Don't be tempted to slack off in school. Be LEO (July 21st-Jun- daring. Today is your lucky day. Take a chance on love. Let your imagination soar and go on a creative date. Work late if you must this weekend. VIRGO (Aug. 23rd-Sep- t. 22nd) A change is needed in sleeping and eating habits. Don't procrastinate your fitness center hours. Situations at work will look better in two weeks. LIBRA (Sept. 23rd-Oc- t. 23rd) Take priority with school work. 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