onday • April n.ltj
n A
i Hate
>es emerge is a sort
' play on how men
it women, or con-
>w they should not
m.
ling that happens!)
n’t dumped on him
:e plays a funny and
',y Darnell. Audience
i as a good-hearted
st happens to follow
nstincts when it conn
ionships.
d is above average as
ive yet psychotic
;r evil eye looks (par-
n) are to die for.
y actress who candi
>-to-hell look isAn-
!tt.
ryline is decent,but
at times. Halfway
ic film, viewers mat
len the smattering
going to end and
of funniness aregi
n. It never does,in
ng to a scary rampaj
li.
1 .awrence makes A
a good effort at semi
n making,
le can just decide
he wants to go.
1 lyrics
Monday • April 8, 1996
Campus
Page 5 • The Battalion
Sksfeh
My does your stupid dog
AT EVEKY SINGLE CAR THAT
PASS£5 BYT
HE'5 PROBABLY JUST UPSET THAT
HE CAN'T GET OUT THERE AND
PEE ON ALL OF THEM.
P
art.” The song is
s previous work than
• song on the record,
ed music and quality
what this song boast
L much better than
er songs on
Picture Show” is
oout a woman whobas
umor and self-esteem-
ides because she don't
know nothin’/don't
know nothin’ anyntf
“And So I Know’ii
slower song with a
groove from the 70s
with surreal lyrics®*
themes, reminiscent!
The Beatles with sen!
about their acid tip-
in fact, there are se"
al tracks on Tiny lit*
that sound like Tie
This is probably one/ 1
itive tracks on the ah
Husic... Songs from^
'rift Shop is a
album.
Temple Pilots’fans*
enjoy it. It cannot o' 1
vever, to Core, the
irst release. Hopeful
mple Pilots will wo^
•der on o:
;y for their next alb* 5
;
By Quatro Baggett
Peeps
By MlCHfiEL
WefL'tOpE WHO BXTRft
VWRt> GEts fi New car . ^
9. Everzy "bRiqw lwith vour
hhn'o.
&Sn/ifF youe Nfip-gegs-fD rvtrtKe
Vou. gofrizri M voihckv.*
T. V&oTe an e/vniLg: \Ne&K to
wftneo ■drhwin&s ofieNNifed ^wisiod.
vanu- best Lerreerw/w aajp
HOPF FOR A CHEAP CAU£»H.
5. g-ips zeAo
WHEN Peofue* ask-to Be ico yoag
3* DRiSuv i n Sl^tdCs.
O-./jo AAofLe cHe&'s.y YANgee -rokes
Cu/ou&sis you’tie q.zauJ/ stuc.k.')
1. AAve all yoae.
•$ueep With MfitjoiurOfl! ^
Ewe Hall
VJE. AT EA£ HALL
WoouC) l_Xy.£ TO
X^HiotiOCe OOR. MEVJEST
PfcobvjCT-. feEGOHE
By JED
TlfcEli OF BETfJC CAOGHT
■BREACT^G THTo Pov-TCE.
om CE £5 APARTMENTS ?
Haxe ge&oNE can socvie
YOvjR. PR06LEMS.
iOST SPRAY HA^EflEGoHe OrJ
All tncrtmtNattAG enii>eAce
ano insolvel parties aol
HAZE 8EGOHE HALTS THE
justice system tn ns tracks
Oust ask cog. SATiSFTEb
C.UITOAAECS ,-rHE FZSH AXbCS<
V\A-Z_E -BEGOMEL
VlOttVtEJi TQR US L
*Tm what's UP
I 7
Monday
Student Counseling Service -
Career Counseling Testing
Center: Career Exploration
Group will be held from 3 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. in Henderson
Hall. For more information call
845-2247 ext 108.
Parents' Weekend: The sched
ule of events will be available
beginning today in the MSC.
English Honor Society: There
will be a general meeting at 9
p.m. in 402 Rudder. For details
call Shelley at 764-2072.
Student Counseling Service -
Learning Skills Center: Note-tak
ing / reading textbooks seminar
will be held from 2-3 p.m. in the
Student Counseling Services Of
fice. For information call Kristen
at845-4427, ext. 125.
Catholic Students Association:
A challenge group will meet at
7:30 p.m at St. Mary's student
center. Contact Rick at 691-
2816 for details.
Catholic Students Association:
St. Mary's Youth Retreat Team
will meet at 9 p.m. at St. Mary's
student center. Contact Brady at
847-6758 for more information.
Texas Environmental Action
Coalition: A general meeting will
be held at 7 p.m. in 025 Biologi
cal Sciences Building, West. Con
tact Anne at 693-0796 or Carrie
at 696-8846 for details.
Catholic Students Association:
A Ministry Program Class will be
held at 7 p.m. in St. Mary's up
stairs chapel. Call 846-5717 for
more information.
Brazos County Rape Crisis
Center, Inc: A support group
for women sexually abused as
children will be held from 6:30
to 7:45 p.m. Call 268-7273 for
confidential location.
Student Counseling Service: A
conflict and loss in relation
ships group will meet from 3 to
4:30 p.m. in the SCS in Hen
derson Hall. Contact Larry
Long and Dr. Brian K. Williams
for more information.
Honors Student Council: An hon
ors scheduling consortium will be
held from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in
201 MSC. All honors students are
invited to come meet honors fac
ulty and see honors syllabi before
registration for fall classes.
AGCIME: A free screening of
Japanese animation will be
held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the
LRD on the 6th floor of Evans
Library. This week: Maison
Ikkoku #42, Marmalade Boy
#10, Legend of Galactic He
roes #5,6 and more.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Aggies:
Gay Awareness Week: There
will be a radio show on KEOS
from 12-3 p.m., with a special
guest and a preview of events.
For more information call the
gayline at 847-0321.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Aggies:
Gay Awareness Week: There will
be a presentation by Dr. Mary
Ann Moore on Dating and Inti
macy vs. Sex at-7 p.m. in 404
Rudder. For more information call
the gayline at 847-0321.
Tuesday
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship:
Come and enjoy a time of praise
and worship and a study of the
Word of God at 7:30 p.m. in
101 Heep Center. Everyone is
welcome. For more information
call Jared at 696-8654.
Aggie Toasters: A general
meeting will be held at 8:30
p.m. in 707 Rudder. Contact
Keith at 779-91 1 3 for details.
Student Counseling Service -
Minority Student Walk-In Ser
vices: A walk-in counseling ser
vice for minority students will be
held from 1 to 4:30 p.m. in the
SCS in Henderson Hall. Contact
Dr. Juan Riker at 845-4427, ext.
134, for more information.
Catholic Students Association:
The Catholic Apologetics will
meet at 9 p.m. at St. Mary's Stu
dent Center Library. Contact Bee
Lee at 764-1824 for details.
Catholic Students Association:
Mass will be held at 12:05 p.m. at
the All Faith's Chapel on campus.
Student Counseling Service: An
African American student group
will meet from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m.
in the SCS in Henderson Hall.
Contact Dr. Brian K. Williams at
845-4427 for details.
Aggie Toastmasters: A general
meeting will be held in 707
Rudder. Call Jason at 846-4145
for more information and time.
What's Up is a Battalion service
that lists non-profit student and
faculty events and activities.
Items should be submitted no
later than three days in ad
vance of the desired run date.
Application deadlines and no
tices are not events and will not
be run in What's Up. If you
have any questions, please call
the newsroom at 845-3313.
Continued from Page 1
top priority is to “make stu
dents feel like they have a
voice in the office of the stu
dent body president.”
Within the next few weeks,
Baggett will select his vice pres
ident and other executive coun
cil members.
Baggett’s election marked the
end of a campaign many de
scribed as highly controversial.
For example, at an April 3 ral
ly held on campus in support of
affirmative action, a student de
clared to a crowd gathered at
Rudder Fountain that she would
not vote for Baggett because she
questions Baggett’s willingness
to embrace diversity.
Laurie Peebles, a member of
Baggett’s 20-person campaign
staff and senior nutrition major,
said Baggett handled rumors
that surfaced during the cam
paign well, setting a good exam
ple and earning respect.
“He said if you can’t win a
campaign on your own merits,”
Peebles said, “you don’t deserve
to win.”
But “overcoming stereotypes
and rumors” is an obstacle Hurd
said Baggett will have to face go
ing into his presidency.
He said he hopes those who
do not like the Corps of Cadets
will not automatically discredit
Baggett.
“Everyone has to see him as
Carl Baggett the president and
not Carl Baggett the member of
the Corps of Cadets,” he said.
“They have to judge him on his
actions. I hope everybody has an
open mind and gives Carl a
chance right from the beginning.”
Amy Vandaveer, a member of
Baggett's campaign staff and se
nior English and speech commu
nications major, said this year’s
campaigns were marked by an
excessive amount of mudslinging.
“I think the Student Govern
ment campaigns need to focus
more on Aggieness and what’s go
ing to benefit A&M,” Vandaveer
said, “rather than trying to trash
the other candidates.”
Members of Ryan Shopp’s
campaign staff agreed that
there were too many rumors cir
culated about all of the candi
dates in this year’s campaigns,
but some said the mudslinging
was even worse last year.
Blood Drive
Continued from Page 1
in the Air Force,” she said. “They
sent about 500 units to San An
tonio for the man.”
Tally said that though A&M
earns an average of 3,000 cred
its each year, most of them go
unused. Credits expire after
one year.
She said people often donate
blood to get the free T-shirt and
sandwiches, never realizing
they have an opportunity to de
termine who will benefit from
blood donations.
Elizabeth Stubbs, a Blood-
Care representative, said in a re
cent press release that 2,590 peo
ple donated blood at last year’s
drive, and she is expecting 1,600
people to turn out this year.
“We have always had a great
turnout at A&M and are expect
ing another one this year,”
Stubbs said.
Pam Powell, BloodCare vice
president of donor services and
community development, said
the drive will benefit people in
need of blood for transfusions
and other medical procedures.
“Nationally, approximately
4 million patients need blood
transfusions every year,” Pow
ell said.
“Without blood from the
community in supply, collected
from drives such as the Texas
A&M drive, many medical and
surgical procedures would not
be possible.
“The lives of cancer, cardiac
and organ transplant patients,
as well as seriously ill newborns,
would be lost.”
Lifeguards Needed
Sweetwater Pools, Inc. in Houston is looking for
leadership'oriented individuals to run our pools this summer.
Training will be offered- must have or willing to take
Lifeguard Training, First Aid, and CPR courses. You will
manage as well as lifeguard. This is a full-time summer job
(40 hours per week/6 days per week). Salary range $800.00-
$1,000.00 per month plus swimming lessons and bonus.
Assistant Managers as well as Lifeguards are also needed.
Call between the hours of 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Mon.-Fri.
to set up an appointment for an interview.
(713) 270-5946
The Student Y Association
The Student Y Association is now accepting
applications for these six executive positions:
UNLOCK YOUR
LEADERSHIP
POTENTIAL
• President
• VP of Finance
• VP of Membership
• VP of Special Events
• VP of Public Relations
• VP of University and Community Services
Applications are available at the front desk of Student
Activities in the Koldus Building. Applications are due
by April 12 in the Student Y Cubicle. (#27)
For questions call: Marika Cook at 694-2629
Vahakn Dadrian, Ph.D.
Sociologist and Author
“The Comparative Aspects
of the Holocaust and the
Armenian Genocide:
A Socio-Historical
Perspective”
Rudder Tower Room 292-B
Tuesday, April 9, 1996 at 7:30 P.M.
sponsored by
the Armenian Students Association at Texas
A&M University and the Texas Armenian
American Action Committee
Attention Aggies
$ Cash For Your Car $
Local Dealer Will Pay Up
to $2500“ For Your
’ Mid-8Q’s Foreign Car
HUS, Ttexas in Bryan
Ask for I'ai 823 2290
NEW Motorola
BRAVO PLUS
$29.95*
Adivate Your Moforol.i
■ $495
AIRTIME
784-5900
Southwestern Paralegal Institute
DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT
TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?
Why not consider a career
as a Paralegal or Para-Accountant.
• Top Law Firms and Accounting Firms
Hire Our Graduates
• Free Placement Service
• Post Graduate Paralegal or
Para-Accountant Curriculum
• American Bar Association Approved
Paralegal Program
For more information, call
1-800-633-8967
4888 Loop Central Drive • Suite 800 • Houston, Texas 77081
4.0 & GO TUTORING
700 E. University Dr., Suite #108
Sunday
Apr-07-96
Monday
Apr-08-96
Tuesday
Apr-09-96
Wednesday
Apr-10-96
Thursday
Apr-11-96
Happy
Easter
CHEM 107/489
Part IV
(from tart week)
BANA 305
Part I
6pm-8 pm
BANA 305
Part II
6pm-8pm
6pm-8pm
For Professor Cote
MATH 141
Part I
Spm-Spm
MATH 141
Part I
Spm-Spm
MATH 141
Part I
5pm-7pm
iiiHiiili
mm i
ACCT 229
Test Review
Spm-Mpni
ACCT 209
Part I
6pm-8pm
ACCT 209
Part II
6pm-Npm
ACCT 209
Part III
hpm-Npm
BANA 303
Tert Review
(Stlett)
SmtilODin
ACCT 230
Part I
Spm-lOpm
ACCT 230
Part II
Spm-lOpm
ACCT 230
Part III
Spm-lOpm
ACCT 230
Part IV
Spm-lOpm
FINC 341
Part I
Spmllpm
FINC 341
Part II
8pm-llpm
FINC 341
Part III
Spm-lOpm
Tickets for all
classes will go on
sale Sun.
CHEM 107/489
Part I
10pm-12am
CHEM 107/489
Part II
8pm-llpm
CHEM 107/489
Part III
Spm-llpm
April 7 at 7:30 pm
ACCT 230
Part I
10pm-12am
ACCT 230
Part II
10pm-12am
ACCT 230
Part HI
10pm-12am
ACCT 230
Part IV
10pm-12am
RESTAURANT
IT STARRING
$1.00 OFF
One Large
or Small
Order of Wings
Any Style
ft WITH CURRENT STUDENT ID
NOW APPEARING AT
TWO LOCATIONS
Campus
1045 Texas Avenue South
College Station
693-6363
Southwood Valley
3230 Texas Avenue South
College Station
694-8966
Tuesday night dine-in only.
One order per valid student ID per visit.
Major Credit Cards Accepted