RESEARCH
INFECTED WOUND STUDY
VTP Research is seeking individuals,
8 yrs. of age or older, with infected
wounds For a 3-wk. research study
of an investigational antibiotic
cream. Qualified participants will
receive free study medication, study
supplies, & medic
will bi
l
ical exams. $100
be paid to qualified volunteers
who enroll and complet this study.
For more information, call:
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RESEARCH, INC.
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The 37th Annual Grammy
Awards will air tonight at
7 p.m. on CBS.
Grammy Nominees
Album of the Year
MTV Unplugged
Tony Bennett
The 3 Tenors in Concert
Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo
& Luciano Pavoratti
From the
Cradle
Eric Clapton
Longing In
Their Hearts
Bonnie Raitt
Seal
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Best New Artist
Ace of Base
Counting Crows
Crash Test Dummies
Sheryl Crow
Green Day
Best Rock Vocal
Performance, Male
"Streets of Philadelphia"
Bruce Springsteen
"Loser"
Beck
"Red Rain"
Peter Gabriel
"In The Gar
den/You Send
Me/Allegeny"
Van Morrison
Beck
Best Rock Album
Vs.
Pearl Jam
Monster
R.E.M.
Voodoo
Lounge
Rolling Stones
"Streets of
Philadelphia"
Bruce Springsteen
"Philadelphia
Neil Young
Best
Hard Rock
Perfomance
"I Stay Away"
Alice in Chains
Superunknown
Soundgarden
Sleeps With Angels
Neil Young
Best
Alternative
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Performance
"Sabotage"
Beastie Boys
Under The Pink
Tori Amos
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Craig Mack
"U.N.l.T.Y."
Queen Latifah
"Gin & Juice"
Snoop Doggy
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"This DJ"
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Best Rap
Performance by a duo
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"Ease My Mind"
Arrested Development
"I Ain't Coin' Out Like That"
Cypress Hill
"Nuttin' But Love"
Heavy D & The Boyz
"None Of Your Business"
Salt-N-Pepa
"Regulate"
Warren G & Nate Dogg
Best Rock Vocal
Performance, Female
"I'm Gonna
Be A Wheel
Someday"
Sheryl Crow
"Come To
My
Window"
Melissa
Etheridge
"Supernova"
Liz Phair
"Circle Of Fire"
Sam Phillips
"Love Sneakin' Up On You"
Bonnie Raitt
"Longview"
Green Day
"Go"
Pearl Jam
"Black Hole Sun"
Soundgarden
Best Rock Song
"All Apologies"
Nirvana
"Black Hole Sun"
Soundgarden
"Come To My Window"
Melissa Etheridge
"I'm The Only One"
Melissa Etheridge
Sheryl
Crow
God Shuffled
His Feet
Crash Test
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Dookie
Green Day
Best Rock
Performance by a duo
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Tori Amos
Fumbling
"Crazy"
Aerosmith
Towards Ecstasy
Sarah McLachlan
"Round Here"
The Downward Spiral
Counting
Crows
Nine Inch Nails
"Basket Case"
Green Dav
Best Rap Solo
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"All Apologies
Nirvana
"Fantastic Voyage"
"Daughter"
Coolio
Pearl Jam
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Get informed on Summer and Fall housing
AT THE
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Wednesday, March 1
Course In Your N 1 ST FLOOR M.S.C.
Off Campus j JQ A.M. TO 2:30 P.M.
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sponsored by Office of Student Life Program
and Off Campus Aggies
for more information call 845-1741
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March 2,3,6
Thursday,
Friday, fie
Monday
Great Handouts, Sports fie Recreation ideas.
Safety Tips, Tourist fie travel info, fie Displays.
Featured will be: Health Education, RecSports,
Multicultural Services, CDPE~The Rainbow Center,
and UPD Crime Prevention Unit.
10:30 am to
1:30 pm
Memorial
Student
Center
Hallway
March 2
Thursday
GREEK CARNIVAL: SumaSuma fie AirDancers
Free Mocktails fie Hon-alcoholic beverages
1 1 am to
12:30 pm
Rudder
Fountain
GREEK'S Nite Out Kareoke Kontest
promoting a Designated Driver Campaign
9:30 pm to
1:00 am
Bullwinkles
March 6
Monday
Your Chance to win a Geo Tracker
Enter your name for the Giveaway
1 1 am to
1:30 pm
Rudder
Fountain
March 7, 8
Tuesday fie
Wednesday
Geo Tracker Giveaway continues
See Aggie 96 Vanna fie the Van
Aggies Against Drunk Driving Sponsored
Crashed Car fie Designated Driver Campaign
1 1 am to
1:30 pm
Sbisa
Dining Hall
Wednesday
March 8
GOOD MOKPfUVG Commuters free Breakfast
Meet the staff of CDFE—The Rainbow Center
7:30 am to
9:30 am
144 Koldus
BROuqhx to you by:
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Center for Drug Prevention Educatic n
Beutel Health Center Room 222
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We have maps, brochures, hotel information, and
highlights from Springf3re<ak Hot Spots nationwide.
Stop by CDFE--The Rainbow Center or call <34-5-0<320.