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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1979
Singer files privacy action
United Press International
NEW YORK — Barbra Streisand
has filed a $5 million suit against
High Society Magazine, claiming
her right to privacy was violated be
cause the magazine obtained and
published photographs of her nude
above the waist.
The suit, filed Thursday in U. S.
District Court in Manhattan, al
leged the New York-headquartered
magazine printed the photographs
without her consent in the
November issue, now in the process
of being distributed.
She asked for an injunction
against distribution.
Streisand, who lives in Los
Angeles, said the photographs were
“maliciously obtained” and violated
her civil rights by exposing her to
humiliation and public ridicule.
MSC Arts Committee
invites you to an
informal reception to meet
John Carter
the artist currently exhibiting
Recent Watercolors
in the MSC Gallery.
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Place: MSG Gallery
Date: September 29th
Darlings tryouts slated;
Oct. 2 set as deadline
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By GKE1CHEN GARRETT
Battalion Reporter
Watch out baseball, here come
the 1979-80 Diamond Darlings! If
you’re asking yourself, “What are
the Diamond Darlings?” then you
just don’t know much about Aggie
baseball.
The “Darlings” are bat girls for
the Texas A&M baseball team, and
they were the first girls’ organiza
tion at A&M, sponsor Cheryl Phil
lips said.
Mrs. Troy C. Chandler started
the Diamond Darlings in 1971.
“There were only 12 girls the first
year,” she said. “I’ve been their
sponsor every year except for the
last two years.”
Phillips was a member of the Darl
ings for two years and was captain for
1978-79.
Phillips said, “We are there to
lend support to the team by attend
ing all home games and by doing
special promotional functions such
as hosting activities in the Letter-
man’s Lounge.
“At the games,” she said, “the
girls do the usual things like keeping
bats out of the way, catching balls,
etc., but we also make banners and
do as much P.R. work for the team
as possible.”
The Diamond Darlings are cho
sen through two series of tryouts,
Phillips said.
“The baseball team will do the
preliminaries, and the finals will be
conducted by a panel of judges
made up of various people in the
Administration office and some
members of the Former Students
Association.”
She said that the girls will be
judged on enthusiasm and athletic
ability, although they won’t be re
quired to do anything more than
catch and throw a few baseballs, and
run around picking up bats.
“Anyone who wants to be in the
Diamond Darlings should pick up
an application in 809 Rudder Tower
right away because the deadline is
Oct. 2. There’ll be a meeting some
time next week for all applicants to
discuss when and where tryouts will
be.”
Applicants will be informed about
the time and locaton of the meeting,
Phillips said.
ifMSC AGGIE
Aggies reap awards
at Air Force camps
BASEMENT COFFEEHOUSE: Local performers, induding
Dawkins, Rosie Longoria, Brad Bayliss and Steve Schulte,
appear at 8 p.m.
MANAGEMENT SOCIETY: Will have their first party pf the sew
ter at 8 p.m. in the Treehouse Party room. Anyone interested
joining is invited.
“CALIFORNIA SUITE”: Neil Simon’s hit about the lives o
couple staying in a Beverly Hills Hotel will be shown at 8 p
Rudder Theater. Stars Walter Matthau, Richard Pryor ant
Fonda. (PC)
“MONTY PYTHON’S AND NOW FOR SOMETHING (
PLETELY DIFFERENT”: Oddball British humor at its
Will be shown at midnight in Rudder Theater.
INVITATIONAL WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
G. Rollie White.
GROMETS: Will meet at 7 p.m. in Room 140, MSC
BEACH BOYS TICKETS: There are still almost 1500 general adm
sion tickets for sale from 9 a. m. - 4 p. m. everyday (and then!
the concert, if any are left). Tickets are $8.50, and can
the box office. Prism will be the warm-up band.
CORPS DISCIPLESHIP RALLY: Will be at 7:30 p.m. inRoomU
Rudder. Roy Robertson, class of ’43, will speak. There will!
singing, skits and refreshments.
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ROTC cadets won 10 individual
awards in summer field training
across the United States.
Nine of the awards recognized the
most outstanding member of each
cadet flight, and are known as Vice
Commandant’s Awards.
One of the recipients, Charles E.
Foster, Jr., an aerospace engineer
ing major from Conroe, also re
ceived the Commandant’s Award,
the award for the outstanding cadet
at his encampment at Lackland AFB
in San Antonio.
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Walker, history, San Antonio;
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ADVANCED TICKETS AVAILABLE AT MSC BOX OFFICE
MON.-FRI. 8 A.M.-4 P.M.
TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE 45 MIN. BEFORE SHOWTIME
Schedule:
College - led Service
Bible Study
Late Worship
Student Supper
Studies in Christian Living
Evening Worship
College Fellowship
8:30AM!
9:45
10:50
5:30
6:00
7:00
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gain; Star Smith, electrical engi
neering, Atascosa; and Craig W.
Underhill, marketing, Houston.
Andrew R. Hermann, nuclear
engineering major from Hampton,
Va., received the award at Ricken-
backer AFB, Ohio; Wes E. Klett,
animal science, Hereford, at Van-
denberg AFB, Calif., and Patrick A.
Dixon, meteorology, Irving, at
McConnell AFB, Kan.
Joel E. Malone, civil engineering,
Universal City, was selected for the
athletic award among all cadets in
his phase at Lackland. The award is
given to the cadet who best repre
sents leadership in an athletic con
text.
MSC ARTS COMMITTEE: A reception for John Carter will beIti
at 6:30 p.m. in the Gallery. Everyone invited to attend and
the exhibit.
“CALIFORNIA SUITE": Neil Simon’s hit about the lives ofti
couple staying in a Beverly Hills Hotel will be shown at!
Rudder Theater. Stars Walter Matthau, Richard Pryor andjii
Fonda. (PG)
“MONTY PYTHON’S AND NOW FOR SOMETHING C0!l
PLETELY DIFFERENT’: Oddball British humor at its lei
. Will be shown at midnight in Rudder Theater.
A&M WHEELMEN: Will meet for a 25 and 35-mile bicycle ride!
the Bryan Utilities Lake at 9 a. m. at Rudder Fountain.
FOOTBALL: At Memphis State, 7:30 p.m.
TSEA/APO PICNIC: Will be held at 11 a.m. at Welch Park, li
Somerville. Bring your own food, frisbees, bats & balls; beer
be provided. Those who need or who can furnish transportiti
should meet in front of Rudder at 10 a.m.
WOMEN’S SOCCER CLUB: Will play UT at 11 a.m. andtheOb
pians at 5 p.m. at the soccer field on the corner of Texas Ave
New Main Dr.
ASSOCIATION OF BIOENGINEERS: Will have a faculty stut
picnic from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Oaks Park (Hwy. 30 beta
Sausalito and Courtyard Apartments).
BASEMENT COFFEEHOUSE: Local performers, including Jinn
Crawford, Armando Canales and Baylis & Schulte will appearal
p.m.
AUDIO ENGINEERING GROUP: Will give your amplifier a
total harmonic distortion test. Bring it by Audio-Video, 707 lei
Ave., from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday
CLASS OF ’82 PICNIC: From 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at OverlookFan
Lake Somerville
“THE SOUND OF MUSIC”: This classic musical based on tbe liv
of the von Trapp family singers will be shown at 2 and 8p.
Rudder Theater. (G)
WOMEN’S SOCCER CLUB: Will play the Olympians atllai
and Steven F. Austin at 2 p.m. on the soccer field on thecomeri
Texas Ave. and New Main Dr.
BRAZOS BOWMEN ARCHERY CLUB: Will have a free deersk
on broadhead range in preparation for deer season. Open
members and non-members, both field tips or broadheads. At
p.m. at Brazos Bowmen Archery Range (West on Hwy. (
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For over 30 years, Smokey has been
asking you to be careful with fire.
During that time, you’ve helped cut
the number of careless fires in half.
So from Smokey Bear and all of
us who live in the forest, thanks for
listening. And keep up the good work.
CHRIST IN THE CORPS
THE NAVIGATORS’ CORPS WIDE RALL1
DATE — SEPTEMBER 28
TIME — 7:30 P.M.
PLACE — RUDDER TOWER RM. 701
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