The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 22, 1981, Image 3

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    THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1981
Page 3
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Staff photo by Brian Tate
These 10 buzzards seem to be waiting in line for something.
Maybe they are just passing time until their next meal.
when something dies. They were found soaring and sitting
around the Jersey Street Drive and FM 2818 intersection.
NTSU band
to jazz up
Texas A&M
The North Texas State Univer
sity One O’clock Jazz Lab Band, a
known band composed of the best
musicians in the NTSU jazz prog
ram, will play in Rudder Audi
torium tonight at 8.
The 20-piece band has
appeared at all major U.S. Jazz
Festivals and was invited by the
State Department to tour the
U.S.S.R. as part of the United
States bicentennial, said Bobby
Knight, assistant to the coordina
tor of the NTSU jazz program and
an alumnus of the band.
The 1975 album of the 1
O Clock Jazz Lab Band, ‘Lab ‘75,’
marked the first time a collegiate
band was nominated for a Gram
my in the big band jazz category.
The band, directed by Neil Sla
ter, is one of nine different labs in
the jazz program, Knight said.
Each band is named for the hour of
its rehearsal.
Tickets are $3.50 for students
and $4.50 for non-students and are
available at the Rudder Box
Office, 845-1234.
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By MARY JO RUMMEL
Battalion Staff
li n ■ GI’ m P ses °f Chinese culture
illy. Da nd ar t s ^11 Jjg presented by the
Try ag» fouth Goodwill Mission of the Re-
,eep ati mblic of China in “An adventure
Gross 1 n Chinese Songs and Dance’
ilondayat? p.m. in Rudder Audi-
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Ihe program will consist oi
nartialarts demonstrations, tradi-
ional and folk songs, dances and
elections of popular Chinese and
jnerican songs.
The eight female and six male
nembers of the Mission are
Aosen from 104 universities and
alleges in Taiwan. They come
rsity
from a variety of backgrounds and
majors ranging from agriculture
economics to education to dance.
The program consists of three
groups which tour for two months
in different sections of the
country.
So far, this particular group has
performed in Chicago, Washing
ton, D. C., the University of
North Carolina and Louisiana
State University, Alan Lu, a mem
ber of the Texas A&M Chinese
Student Association, said. The
presentation is sponsored by the
association.
This is the second performance
of the group at Texas A&M; the
first was in 1974.
The group is led by Director
Chih-Kang Wang, a former Texas
A&M student, who received his
doctorate in business administra
tion in 1978. He is an associate
professor at the National Taiwan
University. Chiou-Yih Guo, also
of the National Taiwan University,
is deputy director.
Texas A&M President Frank E.
Vandiver will greet the group, and
the students will tour the Univer
sity Monday afternoon.
Tickets for the performance are
$3 and are on sale at the Memorial
Student Center box office.
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