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ADVANCED ATS TUTORING S E R V 1 C E S G R O U P TUE 10/18 WED 10/19 THU 10/20 SUN 10/23 MON 10/24 5 RHYS 218 RHYS 218 ELEN 306 TO 7 Ch. 7,8 Ch. 9,10 Homework B RHYS 208 RHYS 208 RHYS 202 RHYS 219 RHYS 219 ipf Test Review Test Review Ch. 32 Test Review Test Review EM Ch 29-30 Practice Exams 7-9 pm Ch. 25 Ch. 26-27 10 MEEN 212 MEEN 213 MEEN 212 MATH 308 TO 12 Homework #7 Ch. 4-5 9-12 am Homework #8 Ch. 7 aTs TUTORING Group Tutoring For: RHYS 202, 208, 218, 219 • MEEN 212, 213 • ELEN 306 • MATH 308 We also have private tutors for many classes! 846-2879 or call our Ticket Office in Burger Boy at 846-2146 MSC Political Forum Presents: Rep. Candidate for State Comptroller Teresa Dogget • i \ Wednesday, October 19,1994 7:00 pm Rudder 601 Av. Persons with disabilities please call us at 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request notification three (3) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our ability. The views expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of MSC Political Forum, The Msc, or Texas A&M University. ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS You are invited to attend a reception for graduating seniors hosted by Universal Computer Systems & Ford Dealer Computer Services. Company representatives and A&M alumni will be available to discuss career opportunities at UCS/FDCS. Please plan to attend: Reception for Graduating Seniors Monday, October 24th 4:00 - 7:00pm MSC Rooms 205 and 206 Company literature is available in the Career Placement office. Dress is business casual. UCS/FDCS hires only non-tobacco users. EOE. Anderson's edge dull after 10ye By Jay Robbins The Battalion John Anderson “Country ’til I Die” BNA Entertainment ★ ★★1/2 (out of five) John Anderson’s “just a swingin’” with his newest al bum, “Country ’til I Die.” Unfortunately, the fantastic re-release of his 1983 No. 1 hit “Swingin’” is the hardest-hitting track on the album. Anderson, romantically hailed as the “comeback story of the decade,” loses the shocking straight tequila edge that fired his return to the charts with the albums “Seminole Wind” and “Solid Ground.” The title track is simply bor ing. “Country ’til I Die” is a typ ical country song about country music, and dives straight into the sea of mediocre songs just like it. “Bend It Until It Breaks” fea tures a strong fiddle part remi niscent of the whispering strings on “Seminole Wind.” Still, the fiddle only adds life to an other wise brittle branch. But Anderson’s worst is still better than many country stars’ finest efforts, and two cuts both make the purchase worthwhile and guarantee any fan will al ways enjoy this album. “Keep Your Hands To Your self,” Anderson’s outstanding re make of the Georgia Satellites hit, proves that he belongs to country’s much-lauded “new tra- ditionnlist” style. This song plays out the difference between today’s country-fried rock and the rockin’ country cranked out by Anderson and greats like Waylon Jennings, Charlie Daniels and Willie Nelson. But, far and away the most spectacular tune is “Swingin.”’ Anderson included this new ren dition to make the song avail able to the fans he has gained in the last few years. “Swingin’" is one songs that demands a volume, a packeddat: and a mood that mi want to swing on forever. And fewpeopli sist its classic bump that keeps on “just Singer and co-writer son’s new versionchai tune and makes ‘I Johnson,” the lover i T- sound ev The rest of the as a sort of filler beta two home runs. 0; fails to entertain."! Children Have syrupy, over-sentimental tion to Anderson 1 ! ters that seems toopera “Country ’til I Die’ secure Anderson's cornel the-decade career, but a he keeps swingin’and i sure hits like “Keep'(or To Yourself’he won't. ble singing country as [ wants. MSC TOWNHAU preseats J i m L O C K E JUDGE VIC HENLEY County Court at Law #1 Pol. Ad For Jim Locke-Betty White, 'Ireasurer • 8108 Bunker Hill, C.S., I"X ”/l Really Fumy Guy! ndrew Lloyd Webber's award-winning biograptic masterpiece Evita continues to appeal to new audience; worldwide. This examination of morality and the priced relentless ambition tells the story of Eva Reran, who manipulated her way out of the grips of poverty to beans one of the most powerful women in the world. Withs tunes as “Don't Cry For Me Argentina” and “Another SuicS in Another Hall,” Evita is chilling tale YOU won't soonlorgd MSC OPERA & PERFORMING ARTS 1 Tickets are on sale at the MSC Box Office -TAMU, op char by phone at 845-1234 Av Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to Inform us* special needs. We request notification three (3) working®' bl to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of otira! Pre-Vet St speaking a nary practil more infon Circle K I cuss this v in 410 Rui Collins at © Vi S £
