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New musical opens
tonight in Rudder
by Dena L. Brown
Battalion Reporter
The Theater Arts program at
Texas A&M will present the first
production of a new play,
“Transit,” at 8 tonight through
Saturday night in Rudder
Theater.
Transit was written by a
Houston theater critic, Sue
Dauphin, and the lyrics were set
to music by a Bryan resident,
Penelope Kosztolnyik.
The play is a musical comedy
about a ship crossing the Pana
ma Canal. A committee from the
shipping lines is expected to re
view the ship captain’s job, but
before the committee arrives,
the captain of the ship is injured.
To keep from endangering the
captain’s job, the first mate’s
wife, Jane, dresses as and por-
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trays the captain while the com
mittee is visiting.
Paula Rabb, a junior English
major from Bryan, plays the
part of Jane, while Kordell Reid,
a junior journalism major from
Indiana, plays the part of Larry,
the first mate.
The captain is played by Lu-
cien Stavenhagen, a sophomore
general studies major from
Caldwell; D.C. Ometer, an elec-
tonics technician on the ship, is
played by Jim Frazier; a radio
man named Sparks is played by
Randy Lemmon, a junior jour
nalism major from Houston and
the captain’s wife is played by
Patti Fulton, a senior English
major from Dallas.
The play, which began re
hearsal less than five weeks ago,
is perfectly cast, Kosztolnyik
says.
Dauphin, author of “Houston
by Stages,” heard the music
Kosztolnyik wrote for the play
“The Invisible Man” by Eddie
Cope and asked Kosztolnyik to
write the music for “Transit.”
Richard Sodders, director of
the Theater Arts program, is di
recting the play. Steven Young,
music director at First Christian
Church in Bryan, is music dire
ctor and vocal coach.
Marcella Wells, a sophomore
parks and recreation major, is
choreographer for the play and
Alan Donahue, a member of the
English department, is the scene
designer.
Tickets are $2.50 for students
and $3.50 for non-students and
are on sale at the MSC box
office.
Runoff election
results announced
Winners in the student elec
tion runoffs are:
Vice president
finance
Mike Cook
trcshnum. economics. Dunc.nn illc
Jim Collins,
chcinic.il engineering:, mdinitlson
Raley Marek
eleciricnl engineering. /•./ I’.iso
Jack Templin
intliisiri.il tlisirihnlitin. Austin
Class of '84
president
Todd Fleming
junior, business. I'yler
Uni versity
Apartments senator
Joe Frey
ffi.itlu.iie. pnlilit .itlniinisir.iiion.
Sheri/
Class of '86
president
J. Raley Marek
Ircshinun. eleciricnl engineering.
F.l I’nso
Off-campus
ward IV
Mike Marshall
one open
Graduate Student
Council — Business
Architecture —
At-large senator
Susan R. Haas
hintlstnpe nrchilecuire. Union
Rouge, l.ouisinnn
Jeff Tomek
Houston
Engineering —
At-large
Jim Cassey
junior, ntcchnnit ;tl engineering.
Diillns
Michael Kelley
junior, ncrospuc e engineering.
Dearborn. Midi.
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Jim Kane
ps\ ( holog x.
Oie.in Springs. Mississippi
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Philip Baker
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'Stuck u Six-Pack* contest planned
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The College Station Jaycees are sponsoring a “I
Six-Pack” Contest from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April23io
Park.
The contest involves two-person teams stacking six-
as tall as they can on a base of four six packs.
Prizes f or first place include a trophy, a televisionset
t-shirt. Prizes also will be awarded for other places,
will be barbeque sandwiches, soft drinks and beer for
All proceeds go to Muscular Dystrophy.
OCA to hold University barbeque
ItlV!
Off-Campus Aggies will hold an All-Universit) I
from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday in 2l2oftheMei
Student Center.
Tickets are S5 in advance and $5.50 at the dixiundt
be purchased at the MSC box office this week and a;
OCA table in the MSC Thursday and Friday.
All students are invited to attend and bring theirparei
Krueger to sponsor chili cook-off
Krueger Hall is holding a Charity Chili Cook-Off Inc
a.m. until 6 p.m Saturdav at the College Station Indusi |
Foundation.
All proceeds will go to the Stepping Stone, a loaMi || 0]
house for children.
Math contest to be held April 20
The annual Freshman and Sophomore Mathematics
test will be f rom 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. April 2fl.l
f reshman contest will he in 2I0 Milner Hall and the
more contest in 201 Milner Hall.
No calculators are allowed and all test material m!
provided. Prizes for first place winners will be$100,
place contestants will receive $50 and third placewim
receive $25.
Prerequisite for the freshman contest is kiwMgt
calculus through Math 151 and for the sophomore a
the knowledge of calculus through Math 253 ortheegus
lent is required.
Furniture designer to meet student I
Internationally-known furniture designer
Nakashima meets with architec ture students at Texasb|
today in conjunction with an exhibit of his work:
Langford Architecture Center Gallery.
Nakashima will hold informal discussions with intettS
students at 2 p.m. in the gallery. The exhibit coniia|
through Friday.
His works have been exhibited at a numberof[
including the Museum of Modern Art in New Yorkandi
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. He holds a gold medali
craftsmanship from the American Institute of
[spa
Archiittip
OCA to hold kite flying contest
Off-Campus Aggies is sponsoring a Kite FlyingandFrii
Throwing Contest from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday on ihep
field.
Ribbons will be awarded to the best-lookinghomeiM
kite, the highest flying kite, the smallest kite that fliesi
largest kite that flies, and the winners of the dogfigta
Ribbons also will be awarded to the longest frisbeellw
the winner of the skills test, and the winner or winners^ 1
freestyle division.
Sof t drinks will he sold. Entry fees are 50 cents at
New senators to hold first meeting
The newly elected student senators for 1983-841
their first meeting at 7:30 tonight in 204 Harrington01
sroom Building.
T he meeting is informal. No legislation will be discus
and no specific agenda will be followed. T he purposeofi|
meeting is for the new senators to meet each other.
If you have an announcement or item to submit for j
column, come by The Battalion office in 216 ReedMrl I
nald or contact Tracey Taylor at 845-2665.
Police beat
The following incidents were
reported to the University Police
Department for April 11 to 12.
THEFTS:
•A black Myata 10-speed bi
cycle from the polo field on
April 11.
•A wallet from the men’s
room in the Chemistry Hi
on April 11.
PUBLIC INT0XICA1
•A student lost con
vehicle on the corner ^
Main Drive and Texas A
and struck the flower ^
April 12.
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