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Bringing Back Ol’ Army Style
Junior Activities for the day of Elephant Walk • November 17, 1994
You don’t want to miss the events that prepare the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 1996 to take over campus!
• 96 minutes after noon (1:36 pm): party pics with a live elephant at Duncan Field!!!
• Move to Kyle Field to hear awsssMES speaker Pat Patterson ‘26, who helped with the
very first Elephant Walk in Aggie history!
• Be a part of a human “96” on Kyle Field for more fun pictures!
• Aggie 96 and Pull out Yell Practice WHOOP!
“The Class of 96 feeds 96 families.”
Please bring a canned food item to the lunior activities at Kyle Field on November 17.
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I Nothing embodies the spirit of Christmas like Charles Dickens'
timeless classic A Christmas Carol. Now, this haunting tale of the
penny-pinching Ebenezer Scrooge comes to life on stage, complete
with dazzling special effects, period costumes and seasonal music.
From Scrooge's visit by the Ghost of Christmas Past to his incredible
change of heart for the ailing Tiny Tim, YOU shouldn't miss this
detailed recreation of the treasured Yuletide fable. It's guaranteed
to ward away your “Bah Humbugs."
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Clint Black
“One Emotion”
RCA Records
**+* (out of five)
More than “One Emotion” will
surely be felt after listening to
Clint Black’s newest album.
His fifth release definitely
stands out from the rest of his col
lection with such a variety of
songs.
If it had to be described in one
word, it would have to be fresh.
The album is not one of the
traditional country albums which
speaks of the trucks breaking
down, momma in jail, losing the
job and the dog on the same day.
What it does send out is deep
messages of feelings from the
heart, mind and soul.
Positive thoughts from Black
can be picked out through a mix
ture of his upbeat songs and slow
er-paced ballads.
Black expands on his talents
by not only singing, but by writ
ing two of the songs and co-writ-
ing the others on “One Emotion.”
The title track kicks the album
off as a passionate ballad that
many will be able to relate to
through personal experiences.
Black speaks of love and rela
tionships, that are “just as real as
the wild horses.”
“Untanglin’ My Mind,” co-writ
ten with Merle Haggard, speaks
of a relationship ending with feel
ings which are determined within
the mind “of a crazy man.”
“A Change in the Air” really
lets you dream while “talkin’ in
the wind” with a look forward
into the fall.
The song encourages listeners
to “stop and smell the roses” in
the chorus when Black sings that
“it’s a comfort leaving me without
a care.”
“Life Gets Away” focuses on
how life can truly slip away from
underneath our eyes.
“The world keeps on turning
I’m learning to see” is the first
line of the chorus which says
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learn something new all the time.
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he says, but why he should be different from others?
“I have no qualifications at all, and we’re very excited about that,” said Grodin, who announcedTt
day he is replacing Tom Snyder as host of the CNBC talk show seen weeknights at 10 p.m. EST,
Snyder is moving to CBS as host of a 12:30 a.m. show following “Late Show With David Uttermsr
Grodin, who frequently displays his deadpan wit as a guest on other talk shows, is a perfec:
placement, said CNBC President Roger Ailes. Grodin “understands the talk-show genre and p
uinely enjoys talking to people,” Ailes said.
Grodin signed a two-year deal. The star of “Beethoven” and other movies said he won’t miss:
time away from films.
“I think this is the best job in television,” said Grodin, who will do the show live from the
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station’s Fort Lee, N.J., headquarters. “You come to work for two hours a day, you sit down, youugate of Te>
to America. It’s certainly better than working 14 hours a day in the movies.
NEW YORK (AP) — Ignore those rumors that Lyle Lovett and Julia Roberts
are headed for Splitsville. That was them holding hands as they walked to a
restaurant after Lovett’s New York City concert the other night.
Lovett didn’t tell the audience Roberts was at Sunday’s show. But in introduc
ing the song “That’s No Lady, That’s My Wife,” the country star was careful to
note he wrote it before his marriage 17 months ago.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Roseanne has two dates to look forward to: one in De
cember, when she divorces Tom Arnold, and another in F'ebruary, when she mar
ries her bodyguard, Ben Thomas.
The “Roseanne” star plans a Valentine’s Day wedding, her publicist, Kevin
Campbell, said Tuesday. The location hasn’t been decided on.
Roseanne said last week she expects her divorce to become final in December, with the couple
viding property from their four-year marriage afterward, either by settlement or trial.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) —- Twelve years after he fought Argentina in the Falklaij
War, Britain’s Prince Andrew arrived Tuesday on a fence-mending mission.
The prince, a helicopter pilot in the 10-week war that Britain won, was met by an honor gu:
Foreign Minister Guido di Telia and other officials. He was to meet FYesident Carlos Menem
“This will strengthen ties with Britain,” Menem said. "If there is no dialogue between
sides, then we have no chance of recovering the islands.”
Argentina still claims sovereignty over the South Atlantic island chain Britain has controiii
since 1833 and hopes to recover them through diplomatic channels.
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