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Open Directorships Football Basketball Volleyball Baseball Golf / Softball Soccer / Track Tennis Pick-up applications in Koldus Rm 109 at the front desk. Applications are due Wednesday, April 9th. Any Questions? Please call Meredith 693-8901 or Karim 696-1963. MSC Variety Show Friday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!! *8.00 at Rudder Box Office Tickets sell quickly so get yours today! For information call 845-1515 4v- Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request notification three (5) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our abilities. SIGMA CHI Presents: SORORITY SKIT NIGHT featuring SUPER TYRONE April 4,1997 Hurricane Harry’s Skits start at 5:30 • Show starts at 10:00 Proceeds benefit the Children’s Miracle Network Advance tickets may be purchased at Marooned Records & Rother’s Everyone Welcome! 4 The Battalion G GIE LIF E O’Donnell wins Emmy nomination NEW YORK (AP) — Attention Oprah, Leeza, Montel, Regis and Kathie Lee. A new kid named Rosie just rolled into Emmy town. Rosie O’Donnell won a Daytime Emmy Award nomination Wednesday in her new role as syndicated daytime talk show host. And she is up against the veterans. Winfrey, whose program has won the Outstanding Talk Show category for two years in a row, has a chance to continue her streak. The show will compete against The Rosie O'Donnell Show, NBC’s Leeza, the syndicated Live With Regis & Kathie Lee and the now-defunct Donahue. Perennial Emmy loser Susan Luc- ci and Genie Francis of General Hos pital were among ABC’s 41 nomi nees. Lucci, whose Erica Kane character appears on All My Children, has been nominated 16 times before and has never won. The award ceremony is May 21. Jump writer nets 9.8 mil from Fox LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ron Shel ton fought city hall — and won. A jury believed Shelton’s claim that 20th Century Fox reneged on its promise to pay him half of the net profits for directing White Men Can't Jump. On Tuesday, the jury awarded him $9.8 million in compensatory damages, but said the studio will not have to pay punitive damages. “Sometimes you have to fight city hall, basically,” Shelton said outside the courtroom. “This is city hall.” Fox spokeswoman Mary Anne Harrison said the studio would ask a judge to set aside the verdict. Failing that, she said, the studio will appeal. Judd says she picks peace over fear SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Nao mi Judd has found a powerful tool in her battle against a life-threat ening liver disease. “You have fear and you have peace. You get to choose,” the 51- year-old country singer told a Women in Business seminar Tuesday. She said she has learned life is al ways changing, she said she needed to take risks and that peace of mind is her goal. She was diagnosed in 1990 with chronic, active Hepatitis C, which forced her to retire a year later from The Judds duo with daughter Wynonna. Thursday Rpril 3 Classic & Cedric Ballou, a rock/soul/R&B band, is playing at Chelsea Street Pub and Grill at 9 p.m. The Fireants, a rock band from Bryan-College Station, is playing at Fitzwilly’s at 9 p.m. Bob French will be performing at Noon Tunes Concert at Palace The atre at 12 p.m. Peeping Tom, a rock band from Bryan-College Station, is playing at Club Ozone at 9 p.m. Pushmonkey, a rock band from Austin, is playing with Soak, a rock band, at Dixie Theatre at 9:30 p.m. Sneaky Pete, a sing-a-long artist from Bryan-College Station, is per forming at the Cow Hop at 9 p.m. Jack Ingram, a country musician from San Antonio, is performing at a CD release party at Marooned Records at 3 p.m., and is playing at Shadow Canyon at 10 p.m. K/t I f | Funk Hip Hop DanceFi: held at 3rd Floor Cantira Ian Moore, a rock/aco. cian from Austin, is playitj den Sayers, a rock music ie Theatre at 9:30 p.m, Jester, a rock band fror| lege Station, is playing i Earth, a rock band from BiyaRI Station, at the Cow HopatsU M Key West is playingatfR 0 ! at 9 p.m. icr I I' Saturday Rpril 5 Jack Ingram Friday April 4 Mike Cancellare, an acoustic musician from Lockhart, is playing at Sweet Eugene’s House of Java at 9 p.m. Classic & Cedric Ballou, a rock/soul/R&B band, is playing at Chelsea Street Pub and Grill at 9 p.m. MSC Film Society is i Grease at Rudder Theatres and 9:30 p.m. Big Apple Trio, a jazz t>:| Bryan-College Station, is Sweet Eugene’s House of Javai Big Otis, a Motown/bluesl playing at 3rd Poor Cantina atS| do\v| Classic & Cedric BaShak rock/soul/R&B band, is :.4 Cl Chelsea Street PubandGiailHq collJ Jazztop, a rock band frcrBnftke | lege Station, is playing wtCrei rock band, at Dixie Theatre eifiAncI tajid Texas Twisters, a clas4>ut band, is playing at Fitzwilly’s awbap JLel Throw Away People, abluef from Bryan-College Stationjsi with Common Groove, a rot' from Bryan-College Statior Cow Hop at 9 p.m. TUXEDO RENTALS from $49.95 FREE SHOES * FREE VEST E ADIES TORIES I I CMS “Bridal dr Tuxedo" At The Texas Avenue Entrance of A&M Open Weeknights Until 7 P.M. ANOTHER CONCERT AT Mt. AGS Towny'Presents: a free musical skiing extravagan Come out to Mt. Aggie... ski the slopes... listen to music. 4 hours of free music by: & Blue • of free skiing by: aaifcr ski dub... and YOU wednesda^aprK^B
