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The New York Times Magazine Crossword
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By Natan Last / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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1 ____-Town (sobriquet in many a Kanye
West song)
4 “To Kill a Mockingbird” theme
10 Get heavily (into)
14 Distinctive Harry Potter feature
18 Overactors
20 Hebrew for “my Lord”
21 Period for reflection and recharging
23 With 113-Across, heard but disregarded
… or a hint to interpreting the Across
answers with circled letters
25 Gallant type
26 “____ Dei” (prayer)
27 Baldwin’s “30 Rock” co-star
28 Clean-air org.
29 Mayan food staple
30 Browser navigation aids
31 Common query from one about to leave
the house
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36 Meditate (on)
37 Modern surgical aid
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41 Arcade-game sound
43 Nicknames
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53 P.M. after and before Churchill
54 Carson who won the 2001 T. S. Eliot Prize
for Poetry
55 “Come on … be daring”
57 Increases, with “to”
59 “No worries”
62 Look from Scrooge
63 Sally
66 Tell
68 Bubbling
70 24-note tune
71 Quattros and TTs
73 “I had nothing to do with it”
75 Olympic sprinting champion Devers
77 “Oh, boo-hoo!”
79 Overly ingratiating
81 Senior project
85 Some Ivy Leaguers
86 “Would you consider this suggestion?”
88 Nutritional figs.
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92 Label for a suit?
93 Some Johnny Hart panels
96 Not true?
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99 Out of control
100 Comment to the not-yet-convinced
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American Son”
107 The Engineers of the N.C.A.A.
108 Disneyland’s Main Street, ____
109 ____ rima (meter of Dante’s “Divine
Comedy”)
111 Former name for Syracuse athletes
113 See 23-Across
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118 Subject of 1972 negotiations with
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119 Part of a bloodline
120 Coins with fleurs-de-lis
121 Remnants
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2 “Just hold on”
3 2009 Grammy nominee with the lyric
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“But this ain’t SeaWorld, this is real as it
gets”
Singer Carly ____ Jepsen
Nabokov heroine
Heart: Lat.
“Moments from now”
More grounded
June and July
Feminist issue in the workplace
Israeli leaders?
Helped the cause, say
Foe of Saruman, in Tolkien
Hearty entree
Director Michael
Company that passed Walmart in 2015
as the world’s largest retailer
Extends, in a way
Disinvites, e.g.
Mr. Noodle’s friend on “Sesame Street”
Tricky curve
Kapow!
2003 No. 1 hit for OutKast
Parts of Polynésie
Rig, e.g.
General of the Resistance in “The Force
Awakens”
Doctrines
Awesome
Unlikely to be talked out of
Sight seers
Makes dim, as the 42-Down
Fifth-century pope who was the first to
be called “the Great”
One waiting in “Waiting for Godot”
Sweaters, e.g.
Layer of the 42-Down
Slip (through)
Slips up
Duke Ellington’s “All ____ Soon”
Sacha Baron Cohen persona
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Symbols on old manuscripts
Not for prudes
Energy field, of sorts
Tennyson work
Jabber
Post-menorah-lighting treats
Branded
Impeccably
“Rumor has it …”
Oscar ____, star of “Inside Llewyn
Davis”
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83 Goal of having no unread emails
84 Lake Oahe locale: Abbr.
86 Actress Blanchett
87 ____ Viv, caretaker of the Fresh Prince
of Bel-Air
89 Enter angrily
90 Glades
93 From memory
94 Former “CBS Evening News” anchor
95 Outback maker
97 Loom
98 “Scram!”
99 Looks out for?
101 Dialogue
102 Calc figures
103 “And I ____ …”
104 Accustomed
105 “Were ____ hazard a guess …”
110 Lover of Aphrodite
112 Farm female
114 Brace
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Artists: apply for Royal Nebeker art scholarship North Oregon Coast Birdathon is set
Scholarship open to Clatsop and Pacific County residents
CLATSOP and PACIFIC COUNTIES
— Sarah Nebeker and the
board of the Royal Nebeker
Scholarship Fund announce
that the fund is now accept-
ing applications for a schol-
arship in the visual arts.
The $500 scholarship is
the first to be awarded by
the organization, which was
formed in 2015.
Deadline for the applica-
tion is Monday, May 2. The
scholarship will be awarded
at a dinner at the Shelburne
Inn in Seaview, Washington,
on June 5.
The purpose of the Roy-
al Nebeker Scholarship is to
encourage those pursuing an
education in two- or three-di-
mensional visual arts.
Applicants may be of
any age, and must reside
in either Clatsop County,
Oregon, or Pacific County,
Washington. They need not
be currently registered in an
arts program.
A written statement and a
portfolio of 10 images of the
applicant’s work is required.
Finalists may, at the dis-
cretion of the scholarship
committee, be interviewed
as part of the application
process.
Those applying can ob-
tain an application form by
contacting nebekerfund@
gmail.com
Royal Nebeker was an
award-winning, internation-
ally known artist living in
Astoria; he died in 2014.
CANNON BEACH — The North
Oregon Coast Birdathon will
take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 9. During the 12-
hour period, teams and individu-
als will scour the planet or their
own back yards for as many spe-
cies of birds as possible.
A birdathon, similar to a
walkathon, raises funds per bird
species observed. Anyone can
participate including expert bird-
ers, casual birdwatchers, begin-
ners, experts, kids and adults.
The NOC Birdathon was
originally created as part of the
Twelve Days of Earth Day cel-
ebration in Cannon Beach and
now extends throughout the
boundaries of Clatsop County.
All donations from the event will
go to the Wildlife Center of the
North Coast to help rehabilitate
birds and other wildlife.
There are new prize catego-
ries this year: Most birds species
seen from private residences and
yards, youngest birder, and the
person who is the furthest away
from Cannon Beach. Lists need
to be returned by April 14 to be
tallied.
Prizes will be awarded at
the Gaylord Nelson Awards and
Potluck at 6 p.m. Friday, April
15 at the Chamber Community
Hall located at 207 N. Spruce
St.
Participation can also be
done through a donation to the
birdathon. Go to www.coast-
wildlife.org to donate online, or
mail directly to WCNC PO Box
1232, Astoria, OR 97103.
Instructions, pledge forms
and helpful hints can be found
at www.twelvedaysofearthday.
com. For information, email
Susan Boac at seasidesusan@
gmail.com, or call 503-739-
1905.
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