x;ACROSS&DOWNêKòòŒ«òqc1.2c¼ððý|ñNMAD.ATOZ.SCREEDERA.NINA.TIERODCRICKMET.ARDENTCANAL..ORTCA...ANTWELOPE.SPANSSTY..APEX..PROW...SHIRK..FLTEAORATORY.SHEERLYHAFRE..BEADS...MICA..TEEN..ANTSLATE.KANGASROO...FRSOG..SECTSALMOND.LEAPDAYSDEARIE.EPIC.NEESENDER.SARA.ETD---.----.---------.----.--------------.-----------..-----...---------.--------..----..----...-----..------------.------------..-----...----..----..--------.---------...-----..-----------.--------------.----.---------.----.---A Wild Time - February 29, 2008by Patrick Berry© 2008 The Chronicle of Higher EducationCrackbrainedPopular places to visitUnmitigatedLike porcelain teacupsThoroughHock’s counterpart in humansShakespearean title characterWord on a penny1952 Olympic marathon winner who had never before run a marathonLong and angry letterEaster Island featureState of affairs, slangilyDelicious edibles“Able was I ___...”Unimaginable timeChem. that won Müller the 1948 Nobel Prize in MedicineBiz competitor“The Seagull” ingenueRoof-truss supporterAnimal known for jumpingImitated a ravenImpassionedClayton-Bulwer Treaty focusAnimal known for jumping“Wonder Horse” of 1920s-30s cinemaAnimal known for jumpingHideoutCountry-music venueReaches across1981 Dudley Moore comedyGift-giving timeWin overRooting section?Nadir’s oppositePunt frontDodge one’s dutyConnecticut town that’s home to Sikorsky AircraftAgricultural toolAnimal known for jumpingGave a bottle to, sayEvangelist’s skillElectric resistance unitsBalcony encloser“Heart of Darkness” settingWith alarming steepnessNoticedDisplay in a museum, maybeAnimal known for jumpingMovable abacus partsMedium-size houndsMineral used as an insulatorNot-so-little kidEnd of a match: abbr.Formicary dwellerUnderstood by a rare few“In a minute or so”Like some saladsOnline magazine owned by the Washington Post CompanyWar correspondent PyleAnimal known for jumpingOrg. concerned with product testingNo longer hungryAnimal known for jumpingDivide in twoSmall denominations?Teardrop-shaped nutSuper Bowl Sunday showpiecesSee 66 AcrossShaw’s “Arms and the ___”What the jumping animals in this puzzle doGreen watchdog grp.Diver’s needGrandma-to-child addressSweeping taleMaiden name lead-in“Return to ___” (1962 #2 hit)With 57 Down, frozen-food brandJFK board info