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O The Battalion pinion Thursday • October 2, 1997 Mail Call Fall/Spring Internships with Northwestern Mutual Life® The Quiet Company hM|>:/www.NorlhweslernMutual.c ’ Fortune’s "Most Admired” Company ' “America’s Top Internships” - one of 1997’s top ten intership programs 1 “Jobs 96" -Insurance sales compensation averaged $50,000 per year, increasing to $70,000 after 10 years. In fact, 20% of all insurance sales agents earned over $100,000 in 1996 ’ Full-Time Positions for ‘97 graduates Austin/College Station (512) 327-3868 San Antonio (210) 490-3133 Houston (281) 583-4330 rtafeea Street Post Oak Mall C 9pm • Tuc-Sat • No Cover Party reservations welcome! & CEDRIC BALLOU Vintage blues fic rocRI BUY 1, GET t • FREE’ Food Specials Mon-Fri • All Day treehouse apartments You Can Afford to Have It All! • Great Location • Computer Lab, Clubroom • Covered Parking NOW Pre-Leasing Starting as Low as $390 (409) 696-5707 Open M-F: 8:30 - 5:30 Sat. 10:00-2:00 George Bush @ Marion Pugh a fegg www.startel.net/treehouse/ COLLEGE PARK 6 THEATRES 2080 EAST 29TH STREET BRYAN,TX MOVIE TIME GUIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS VALID FOR MONDAY-THURSDAY SEPT. 29-OCT. 2, 1997 CON-AIR (R) LOST WORLD (PG-13) FACE OFF (R) GONE FISHING (PC) NOTHING TO LOSE (R) WILD AMERICA (PC) MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING (PG-13) 7:15 9:55 7:00 9:35 7:10 9:50 9:35 ONLY 7:05 9:40 7:20 ONLY 7:30 9:45 BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 pm MONDAY through SUNDAY MSC FILM SOCIETY T/tesente. . . U MU ttCACi Men in Black Friday, Oct. 3 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Orthodox students share tradition I’d like to respond to Mason Jackson’s article on Orthodox Jews. I happen to classify myself as Or thodox and I found many of his comments to be rude and unnec essary. I know that many Battalion writers search for items that will stir up outrage and commentary, but I'd like to ask Mason to keep his Antisemitic comments to him self. Orthodox Judaism is based on a shared tradition of thousands of years. We, especially as Aggies, should have enough respect not to mock them for keeping kosher or keeping the Sabbath (the 11th Commandment jokingly referred to is the “thou shall not work on Sabbath”). Perhaps it is not too farfetched to believe that the Orthodox stu dents went to Yale to get an excel lent education rather than “an en riching experience...where men and women learn to cope with one another.” Lisa Foox Class ’00 Film society not a favorable option In response to Brent Troyan’s Oct. 1 mail call: Are you kidding me? College Park 6 comes about and you feel the need to advertise the MSC Film Society in the Mail Call? Are you trying to compare yourself to a movie theater? I’ve made the mistake of at tending a flick at Rudder before. First of all, the screen is about 10 times too big for the picture, which wouldn’t be so bad if the sound weren’t so lame. It was like somebody pressed play on a jam-box set up behind the screen. And then there is the “My heart bleeds maroon” section of Aggies] who feel the need to whoop throughout the whole movie. It' s about time a dollar movie theater sprang up around here. Oh yeah, where is your pop corn stand? c Ilk k' niioT. . Ryan PobrmaA Class o/'9fj Resec ■£p§iir unrair a ' - ,>*■ .jBKr ■ Smmf nvwmm . ss ■ ■ 111 ff HISTORY CREDIT SSs ffl MW - (Blifk CITIBANK CITIBANCO OH! 4-128 0012 34Sb 4128 VALib mou exSWATSOM OATE 02/96 0 1,/'3:1 /99 V LISA PARKS VISA (mSr Addd me . d mr ‘i", v/' J, ‘'./,/ fft % '■ ,-f , ' | John Woo’s The Killer Wednesday, Oct 8 9:30 p.m. NO ANNUAL FEE SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY STUDEN ilfiltll ' 104™ ’ receiv YOU’RE GOING TO Anat G( I the Histori the Texas ture, recei Fitch Awar Lloyd Wrig | puterized The Jar I table Trus j career pre I advanced least 10 y | identity in ing fields: chitecture I and urban planning, i history ar Cerer forme Dudley of Jacksoi the Texas .sciences [ ing a cere Michael T Room named tf | ture Hall. Hughe the colleg professor | Geology a Hughe gas indus 35 of tho dent opei Hughes-F Calie this The < I tion of i noon to [ the Aca Chris I tival anc [ major, s sored b; 1 dent As: I organize I Council Heritage He s have a achi gre School Ballet F perforn Navy into. Navy I tine tr in the cued the o It plane six e in a \ breal ty re\ EREST RATE BM Cater: laws If little r< Tickets $2.50 in advance and $3.001 the night of the showing. All films shown in Rudder Theatre Complex. Questions ? Call the Aggie Cinema | Hotline (847-8478). I (k Persons with special needs call 845-1515 within 3 days of the THINK AHEAD. APPLY TODAY.” CALL l•800•CITIBANl ( showing. | n’rWel^IteMiUjK^filinjmimmtctu; © 1997 Citibank (South Dakota), N.A. MM http Hook i nation Wire, / news;