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At Ease
CONTENTS
If you live at the local dance clubs, if
you imagine yourself as a young Fred
Astaire or Ginger Rogers, or if you’ve
just got a good case of happy feet, you
might be a candidate for the Dance
Arts Society. The group offers classes
in modern dance, jazz, ballet and a
variety of other forms of dancing for
fun and profit. (Or at least, for
exercise.)
If you have that Gotta Dance feeling,
there’s only one thing to do. Dig out
the dance shoes of your choice and dig
into this issue of At Ease.
Features
Doin' the Dishes 6
The Dishes. Talented? Yes. Diverse? You bet. Strange?
Definitely. Just check out their “Hot Diggety Dog" al
bum cover.
This feature explores the music and background of
this Houston-based band that includes College Station
in its lineup of regular gigs.
Gotta Dance 8
The Dance Arts So
ciety is growing as
Aggies become more
interested in the fine
arts. Some members
join to get in shape,
and others see it as
an outlet for personal
expression. This
week, At Ease takes
a look at the organization, its activities and its members.
Departments
Previews 3
At Ease Staff
Preview of Halloween activities; Texas Prison Rodeo
Editors Bill Hughes
Marybeth Rohsner
Staff writers Tony Cornett
Karen Kroesche
Nancy Neukirchner
Reviews Karl Pallmeyer
Photographer Bill Hughes
Reviews 4
Movie Review: “Deadly Friend”
Album Reviews: Elvis Costello’s “Blood and Chocolate”
Talking Heads’ “True Stories”
Movie Scene: What’s showing around town