Texas A&M ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT The Battalion
October 1,1)
Page 4
Dan Korem
World-class Illusionist • Investigative lournalist
Are psychic and supernatural
phenomena real?
Through his amazing
demonstrations Korem will:
• Seemingly read your mind like a book
• Accurately predict future events
• Explain secrets of hypnotic suggestion and other
secrets of the fakers trade
• Address the provocative questions, "Could Jesus
of Nazareth have been a fake?"
LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS!
Fraud & the Supernatural
October 1, 1992 - 7:00 pm Rudder Auditorium
TICKETS- $3.00 in advance / $4.00 at the door
Sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ
TEXAS
REAL ESTATE
ON-SITE AUCTIONS
Land • Residential • Apartments • Office • Retail
From the AMRESCO Management, Inc. portfolio.
City/Auction #
Property
Broker
Date
Huntington
#5201
LAND-RANCH, 49.92+-acres; on FM 2109
south of Fort Stanley Creek Subdivision.
$2,000 Cashier's Check.
Donovan Real Estate
Richard Donovan
(409) 639-2211
Absolute
Tues. Oct. 13
10:00 AM
San Augustine
#5202
LAND-RES. Lot 53 of Hickory Hollow
Subdivision; Recreational development on
Lake Sam Rayburn. $500 Cashier’s Check.
Donovan Real Estate
Richard Donovan
(409) 639-2211
Absolute
Tues., Oct. 13
12:00 PM
Bryan
#5133
IND-WHS, 1701 Groesbeck. Metal Bldg, with
overhead door - 1,750 sf. net rentable. 1.99+-
acres of land. $500 Cashier's Check.
Kovak & Company
Don Ball
(409) 846-6264
Absolute
Fri., Oct. 23
10:00 AM
College Station
#5134
LAND-COMM, Dominik at Puryear Lot.
Lot 2, Block A - Culpepper Plaza Addition;
0.7309+- acres. Zoned: “C-N" Neighborhood
Business. $2,000 Cashier's Check.
Brazosland Realty, Inc.
Hank McQuaide
(409) 846-5735
Absolute
Fri., Oct. 23
12:00 PM
Mt. Belvieu
#5103
LAND-RES, Unimproved. 4.5193+- acres.
Location; North side of IH 10, west of
SH 146. $2,000 Cashier's Check.
Qualified Properties
Horace Leopard
(713) 947-8023
With
Reserve
Tues., Oct. 13
3;30 PM
Alta Loma
#5105
LAND-COMM, 3700 - 3900 Block of Ave. E.
Unimproved Land - 6.4015+- acres.
Zoned: Unrestricted. $500 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Wed., Oct. 14
12:00 PM
Bacliff
#5104
LAND-COMM, 3331 Triplett.
5.88 X 253.24 Land Behind Whs.
$500 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Wed., Oct. 14
10:00 AM
Texas City
#5106
LAND-COMM. FM 1764 And Villa Oaks
East. 11.9771 acres in four tracts; Zoned; "C”
Apt. House District. $5,000 Cashier's Check.
Zapp Realty
Joyce Pant
(409) 762-8476
With
Reserve
Wed.. Oct. 14
2:00 PM
Beaumont
#5102
LAND-RES, Martel Heights Subdivision.
Lot 2, Block 2 Lawhon Road; Lot 9. Block 4
Cardinal Court. $500 Cashier's Check
Eddie Stockton
(409) 835-2463
Absolute
Tues., Oct. 13
12:30 PM
Buffalo
#5207
LAND-RES, Forest Knoll Subdivision.
30.92 +- acres and 33 lots; Zoned; "SFR"
Restricted. $2,000 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Wed.. Oct. 14
4:30 PM
Jefferson
#5204
LAND-RES, Lake O'Pines. Lake Lot 20
7,650+- sf. Crestwood West Subdivision.
$500 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Wed., Oct. 14
10:00 AM
Corrigan
#5301
RETAIL, Former Auto Dealership Bldg,
with Office Shwrm. 7.500+- sf. net rentable;
4.361 +- acres of land; asphalt parking.
$2,000 Cashier's Check.
Donovan Real Estate
Richard Donovan
(409) 639-2211
With
Reserve
Tues., Oct. 13
9:00 AM
Hemphill
#5203
LAND-RES, Pendleton Harbor Subdivision.
2 unimproved recreational lots on Toledo
Bend Reservoir with access to Marina.
Lot 557 - Lakeshore Dr. - 13.832 sf. Lot 535 -
Commodore - 14,756 sf. Deed restricted.
$500 Cashier's Check
Donovan Real Estate
Richard Donovan
(409) 639-2211
Absolute
Tues., Oct. 13
2:30 PM
Tyler
#5206
LAND-RES, 2320 Aberdeen. Undeveloped
Townhome Lots 1-16. Block 154
(2.16 acres +-) $500 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Wed., Oct. 14
2:00 PM
Coldspring
#5302
LAND-RES, Park Dr. Residential Lot
0.18371+- acres (Lot 7. Block 9. Section 2
Sub 1 Holiday Shores); Zoned; Deed
Restricted SFR. $500 Cashier's Check.
Donna Wall
(504) 767-6259
Absolute
Tues.. Oct. 13
12:00 PM
Grimes County
#5304
12 lots in Bluebonnet Country Subdivision.
5 - SFR detached; 7 - Townhome.
First Properties
Rudy Rasmus
Absolute
Tues.. Oct. 13
4:00 PM
$500 Cashier's Check. (713) 864-6033
Call the Auction Hotline for a free catalog.
1-800-562-9933
HARRIER
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS
Close within 45 days. Thomas P. Baudry, CAI, TX 8542
Extreme shows versatility
on new, fast-paced album
By TRICIA MARTINEZ
Reviewer of THE BA TTA LION
Extreme
"III Sides To Every Story"
A&M Records
Extreme's third release, "HI Sides To Every Sto
ry," is out and steadily rocking its way up the mu
sic charts.
It's a relief to know that Extreme will not sell it
self short by living in candyland, producing sin
gles such as "More Than Words" and "Hole
Hearted," which were so successful on their second
release, "Pornagrafiti." Don't get me wrong, the
songs are good, but they are more along the lines of
The Outfield.
Extreme is a rock group and "HI Sides To Every
Story" illustrates this to the highest degree. There
are a couple of tracks that sound as though Chica
go might have had some input, but other than
those two the album contains solid rock.
Nuno Bettencourt is memorable on guitar, and
drummers will especially enjoy listening to "Cupid's
Dead," which is full of Paul Geary's drum solos.
Extreme tried some innovative ideas on this al
bum. It opens with a military voice giving com
mands to what sounds like an entire infantry
troop, but when you hear a young girl's small
voice reply "Yes, daddy" it sets the mood for the
entire album.
You just don't know what will happen next.
In fact, you hear everything from train sound ef
fects in " Stop the World" to Martin Luther King
Jr. delivering a speech in "Peacemaker Die."
The hard rock stops just long enough for Ex-
Extreme rocks and gets more innovative with
their third album, "III Sides To Every Story."
treme to fit in a ballad. Once again their unforget
table harmony is heard as on ^Pornagrafiti" and
you learn that all members of the group are talent
ed on vocals.
Lead singer Gary Cherone goes all out on this
project. He sounds as though he is having a good
time, especially on the cut ^'Tragic Comic." It al
most seems that he is laughing in parts, or at least
smiling.
The album's latest single, "Rest In Peace,"isal-
ready receiving local air play on AOR stations and
is holding position five on the charts. Extreme tru
ly fits the old cliche that the third time is a charm.
'Bob Roberts' overdoes political parody
By TIMM DOOLEN
Special to THE BATTALION
"Bob Roberts"
Starring Tim Robbins
Directed by Tim Robbins
Now playing at Schulman 6
It's hard to believe, but it is pos
sible to try too hard to make neo-
fascist con
servatives
look like id
iots. In "Bob
Roberts,"
first-time
writer-direc
tor Tim Rob
bins makes
the title char
acter of the movie into an unbeliev
able parody of Republiqan^politics.
The film is a mock British docu
mentary on American politics, fo
cusing on a fictional 1990 Pennsyl
vania Senate campaign.
Robbins creates a serious look
at a laughable character, or a hu
morous look at a contemporary
politician. It depends on your
point of view, and how closely
you identify with the teachings of
the Grand Old Party.
Bob Roberts rises to fame as a
conservative folk singer, makes
millions in Wall Street in the 1980s
and decides to run for the Senate,
taking us on the road to our coun
try's ruin.
"Conservative folk" may be a
contradiction in terms, but it's the
basis of the funniest parts of the
movie.
Roberts lampoons Bob Dylan's
"Times They Are A-Changin'" in
the humorous "Times Are Chang
ing Back," which, along with simi
lar songs, extolls the virtues of
blind conservatism.
In "I'm a Bleeding Heart" he
,sings "Let's give money away to
lazy people..,What's right is
right/ What's left is wrong." You
get the idea.
Aboard his tour bus is a stock
market on wheels, where he con
tinues to make more millions, and
at night he makes singing appear
ances around the state to ooost his
place in the polls.
The premise is enough to keep
you laughing for the first 30 tofi
minutes, and some of the running
jokes provide additional laughs.
But the serious edge thatcreens
in through the first half of tne
movie and flourishes in the sec
ond half engulfs the movie and
drowns it.
This film is too one-sided to be
taken seriously, and too seriousto
be taken laughingly throughout.
The conservatives are sooooobad,
and the liberals are soooogood-
it's safe to say there's a nappy
middle ground.
Nonetheless, the songs area
hoot (buy the soundtrack). The
whole film should havebeenas
good.
"Bob Roberts" will appeal to
people who are,fed u.p..with glossy
politicians. One warning: this
movie is not for all tastes and may
offend those who lean to the right
A rule of thumb - if you got ex
cited about the Dan Quayle rally
on campus this week, don't see
"Bob Rooerts."
% O' 6t (t
cC 7 o
CO (t
Information is provided by the individual nightclubs and is subject
to change.
‘THu&ic
Gallery Bar
College Station Hilton, 801 E. University Dr.; 21
and over. 693-7500.
Friday, Saturday - Big Apple Trio. Jazz. Starts at 8
p.m. No cover.
Kay's Cabaret
Post Oak Mall; 18 and over; alcohol served. 696-
9191.
Thursday - Writers and Performers Showcase with
Kyle Hutton. Open mic. Starts at 9:30 p.m. $1 cov
er.
Friday - Body Chemistry. Rock and roll. Starts at
9:30 p.m. $3 cover.
Saturday - Cold Shot. Rock and roll. Starts at 9:30
p.m. $3 cover.
Saturday - One Nation. Reggae. Tickets $5.
Doors open at 8 p.m.
Equinox
329 University Drive; alcohol served. 846-2496.
Sunday - Simple Folk. No Cover. Starts at 9.p.m.
Squads Sports Bar & Grill
1315 S. College, Bryan; alcohol served. 822-3537.
Thursday - Open jam session. $1 cover.
Friday - Tommy and the Tomahawks. Rock and
roll. $3 cover.
Saturday - Outlaw. Rock and roll. $3 cover.
Legends
Woodstone Shopping Center, Harvey Rd. 693-1299.
Wednesday - October 7 - The Change. Rock and
Roll. No cover 21 and over.
Two Pesos
303 University Dr; alcohol served. 846-4135.
Wednesday - Sneaky Pete. Sing-along. Starts at 8
p.m. $2 cover.
Friday - Mirror Image. Starts at 10 p.m.
Stafford Opera House
7 06 5. Main, Bryan; alcohol served. 775-4082.
Thursday - David Garza and the Love Beads. Pop
Rock. Tickets $5. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Friday - Sugar Shack. Grunge will open. Tickets
$5. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Sundance Club
College Station Hilton, 801 E. University Dr.; 21
and over. 693-7500.
Thursday - Comedy night- Featuring Ron Orendi
and headining Jimmy Johnson. Tickets $4 in ad
vance and $5 at the door.
Garfields
1503 Texas Avenue; alcohol served. 693-1736.
Thursday - Comedy Night - Headlining Jim Patter
son and featuring Jannette Frazier. Tickets $4 in
advance and $5 at the door.
Mon 10/5 Tue 10/6
Wed 10/7
Thr 10/8
CHEM 101
3-5 p.m.
Chp 5
Chp 6
Chp 7
Practice
Exams
PHYS 201
5-7 p.m.
Chp 6
Chp 7
Chp 8
Chp 9
CHEM 101
7-9 p.m.
Chp 5
Chp 6
Chp 7
Practice
Exams
CHEM 101
9-11 p.m.
Chp 5
Chp 6
Chp 7
Practice
Exams
CHEM 102
11 -1 a.m.
Chp 17
Chp 18
Chp 19
Practice
Exams
PQ
^ Math 152/161 S Oct 4 7:00
£ Math 141 M Oct 5 7:00
J Math 151 M Oct 5 9:00
0 Math 142 Dave T Oct 6 9:00 Th Oct 8 9:00
All Tickets will be on sale Sunday 10/4/92 From 4-6 p.m.
*For OVfore
Information CaCC
260-2660