MSC Film Society presents...
Friday, February 5
7:00 & 9:30 p.m.
Film on Video Presents..
Love Fictions of Film
A lecture on romance films with
Dr. T. Hoagwood
mrsday, Feb. 11 @ 7 p.
Free Admission
Place: Forsyth Gallery
Tickets: $3.00 at the door or
$2.50 in advance at the
MSCBox Office (845-1234).
Or Avoid long lines and buy a
season pass for $10.
All films shown in Rudder Theatre
Complex.
Questions? Call the Aggie
Cinema Hotline - 847-8478.
Website:
http://films.tamu.edu
Persons with disabilities please call
845-1515 to inform us of your
special needs.
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Thursday, February 4
Saturday, February!
• 7:30 pm - Stage Center presents the comedy “Alone
Together” at Stage Center theater
• 7:30 pm - Friends of Chamber Music present the
Debussy String Quartet at Bush Conference Center
Fire Ants, a classic rock band, is playing at Fitzwilly’s
Jerry Jeff Walker is playing at Shadow Canyon
• Vallejo is playing at The Theater with special guest
Blue Earth
• 10 pm - Last Free Exit, a jam band, is playing at
Crooked Path Ale House
Friday, February 5
• Pushmonkey, a hard rock band, is playing at Texas
Hall of Fame with special guests Godzilla Motor Com
pany and Haywood
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• 7 pm and 9:30 pm MSC Film Societa, Hollywooc
Dead Poet's Society at Rudder theaterC in ski resort.
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• 9:30 pm Cosmic Earth Band, a class l last week-
band, is playing at Fitzwilly’s )nu\ some w
ithout. Son
• Saltgrass, an alternative rock band, iow
Sweet Eugines
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• Better Than Ezra, an alternative band, r
at Rodeo 2000 It wasn't
• Doosu is performing at Club X at The' ^
• 7:30 pm Stage Center presents thecor^
Together” at Stage Center theater
Freudian Slip is performing at The Theater
• Derral Gleason, a folk singer, is playing
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DOLE
PALM BEACH,
Fla. (AP) — Is
Bob Dole a funny
guy?
You be the
judge,based on a
speech he made
Tuesday before
an arts society.
Of his pur
chase of the Watergate apartment
where Monica Lewinsky once
lived: “For two years I lived next
door to Monica. I didn't know it at
the time. Now we’re going to buy
that place, and I’ll be giving tours
on weekends.”
On a possible run for president
by his wife, Elizabeth: “If she de
cides to do it, she’ll be the candi
date and I’ll do what she’s done
for me the past two times —
stand there smiling while she
makes the same speech over and
over and over."
arms.
Vice President Al Gore’s wife.
Tipper, presented Sang with an
award for courage Tuesday from
Women’s Sports and Fitness mag
azine. She also received an award
from Cosmopolitan.
Elfman chooses
art over fame
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jenna
Elfman likes performing more
than she likes being a star.
“It’s not my goal to be famous,"
said the “Dharma & Greg" co-star.
“It’s my goal to inspire and touch
people the way I love to be in
spired and touched by other peo
ple.”
Elfman is appearing in “Visions
and Lovers: Variations on a
Theme," a play that opens Satur
day at a small theater in Los An
geles, and co-stars in the upcom
ing Ron Howard movie Ed TV.
the six other Mercun-Dlislv.
He had so many: Rue to th
memoir after he bees le screeniiu
est person in spacet':? 11 ^' >lctu ' e '
a literary agent to fie' irt \ moul '
Glenn, 77, was tltefry 1,1
ca to orbit the Earth ba;
and returned to space2
shuttle Discovery lastl
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flights, his 55-yearnv Y (
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kept diaries along the
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Chinese Gymnast
Sang returns home
Bantam Books
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was named best actor^« lps aC(
by the London Critics ld | erUs i n j
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NEW YORK (AP) — Paralyzed
gymnast Sang Lan can go home
to China in June, her doctors say.
“I’m very happy to go back,”
the 17-year-old said. “But I will
miss New York.”
Sang will live with her parents
in Beijing after seeing them infre
quently over the years because of
her training schedule.
She was injured in a fall during
a practice vault July 21 at the
Goodwill Games.
She was paralyzed from the
neck down but has regained some
strength in her shoulders, elbows
and wrists and can raise her
GLENN
CAPE
CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) — John
Glenn picked
Bantam Books
from among the
publishers court
ing him for a
memoir.
The autobiog
raphy is due out this fall, Bantam
said Wednesday. Barb Burg, a
Bantam spokesperson, would not
disclose how much he will be
paid.
“We never do,” she said.
Glenn’s only other book is “We
Seven,” a 1962 collaboration with
his performance in a^ w
of Eugene O'Neill's Jl|L| lt p 0{
Cometh. gi
He reprises the part y (
way later this season. ■
Sinead Cusack wonf 70 i te s j-, 0
tress (Our Lady of 51$'p] ie p
Davies for best directo :enl p st ^
man Cometh and Flight fpLug a
Frayn for best play dce pres j (
hagen”); and the Roya |
Theater revival of “Okial’l—
best musical. Ky
Most promising playt
to 26-year-old Rebecca 1 '
for “Yard Gal.”
The Critics’ Circle men
consists of leading nef|
and magazine theater
London.
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5 p.m
Tuesday, February 9, 1999
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
College Station Conference Center • George Bush Drive
Refreshments provided
Space limited, so call Angela at (409) 846-8428 to RSVP
(before 5 p.m., leave a message)
Sponsored by the Bryan/College Station Chapter of the American Association of University Women
Celebrating more than 50 years of working for equal educational opportunities for women and girls in the Brazos Valley.
Call Robin at (409) 731-8442 for membership information.
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