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Oct. 14
8:00
The Acoustic Tour
Chris Rice Cindy Morgan Watermark Ginny Owens
Performing at Rudder Auditorium
Tickets: MSC Box Office $ 10 Advance, *12 Door
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TAMU Symphonic and Concert Bands
The premiere concert bands of Aggie! and proudly present
TWO FREE CONCERTS
This Friday, October 15
MSC Flag Room
10:20 am and 11:30 am
Come listen to a wonderful variety of fun and exciting music
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Downey Jr. drug
appeal denied
MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Robert
Downey Jr.’s pleas for a lighter sen
tence and release
from a prison
drug treatment
center were re
jected yesterday.
The Judge,
Lawrence A. Mira,
called the actor
manipulative and
said he had al
ready given him
several chances to rehabilitate
himself.
Downey, 34, was sentenced in
August to three years in prison for
violating probation from a 1996
drug conviction. He admitted during
a hearing that he had missed
scheduled drug tests.
each other’s feelings," Graham
Nash said.
. Added Neil Young, “We’re happy
to be together."
Their new album, Looking For
ward, is scheduled for release on
Oct. 26.
Dern and Thornton
“I am just an actoi
scene,” he said.
Trogdon, who wrote 8loe
has a new book due
about exploring America’s®
He says he was
throughout the 5,300flM
chronicled in River Horse,
reveal relationship
DOWNEY
NEW YORK (AP) — Laura Dern of
Jurassic Park fame says her relation
ship with Sling
Blade star Billy Bob
Thornton is her
safe haven.
It was a friend
ship that blos
somed, and they
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to
the
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NEW YORK (AP) - Pres? Led to
McCain signs
to film memoiis
are now
committed
each other,’
32-year-old
contender John McCain te |2 ears
DERN
Wooden leg of Sox
owner for auction
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CHICAGO (AP) — Baseballs and
jerseys are a dime a dozen, but
here is something most sports fans
do not have: a wooden leg.
Next month, a Chicago auction
house plans to auction off former
Chicago White Sox owner Bill
Veeck’s wooden prosthesis, the
Chicago Sun-Times reported Tues
day.
Veeck had given the wooden leg
to a Chicago bar after having a new
prosthesis made. He signed it: “To
Rich. Can’t beat the mileage. Hope
it fits. 2-23-77. Bill Veeck."
Veeck died in 1986.
tress says in Redbook magazine’s
November edition.
“It’s like, all of a sudden you look
at this person who knows you, who
you feel safe with, and you say, ‘ Wait
a minute, I’ve been thinking about
sharing my life with someone who re
ally knows me and here he is.’”
Dem said she was hurt by rumors
that she and Thornton, 44, were in
volved before his divorce from his
fourth wife, who alleged abuse.
“They said Billy and I were dating
when we had just met at a Miramax
party. I think I said, M really liked Sling
Blade, [for which Thornton won a
screenwriting Oscar in 1997] and the
tabloids portrayed it as, ‘Honey, I’ll
meet you in the car.”
The two play a couple in Thorn
ton’s new comedy Daddy and
the ultimate campaign ad.
The Arizona senator iss
the screen rights to hisbes^
memoirs, Faith of
my Fathers, to
USA Films, ac
cording to Variety.
USA and Mc
Cain representa
tives would not
release terms of
the deal, reached
Friday.
The book is
about three generations:
diers and tells of McCair,;
vival as a POW in Vietrar
how he struggled to live up:
family’s legacy.
No release date has bee-
bet USA Films Chairman:
Greenstein indicated it wo.|
done quickly.
The McCains “alreadyoccl
distinctive place in Americe:
tory, and this timeless stona
the love of family and coufj
its consequences will resona::
audiences,” Greenstein said
Stills, Young talk
about new album
Them.
Trogdon involved
Cuomo pens net
children’s book
This Is Where It Gets Good.
NEW YORK (AP) — Crosby, Stills,
Nash and Young have a new album
on the way this
month and a U.S.
tour — the band’s
first since 1974
— slated to begin
in January.
Asked yester
day how they have
changed to make
touring possible
now, David Crosby
said, “I’ll be awake, for one thing,”
alluding to his well-publicized, for
mer drug habit.
Steven Stills said he was finally
playing guitar the way he had been
striving to for 15 years.
“We’re a little more mature,
compassionate and sensitive of
in boat accident
CROSBY
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Author
William Least Heat-Moon, a.k.a Will
Trogdon, is in a tiff with a boat oper
ator after he crashed while being
filmed by “CBS Sunday Morning.”
Trogdon lost control of one boat
on the Missouri River and rammed a
second boat with the camera crew
aboard last week.
“His boat starts swinging back
and forth, he hits the throttle and
lurches the boat forward into the
back end of my boat, running up
alongside and scraping the side,”
Mike Ruh, who rented both boats to
CBS for the interview, said.
Trogdon says the crash wasn’t his
fault. He says the other boat’s wake
broke the throttle and caused the
boat to speed up.
NEW YORK (AP) — Fbmfc"[,
York Mayor Mario Cuomo isp
ning his wisdom
to a younger audi
ence these days.
He has written
a children's book,
The Blue Spruce,
due out in book
stores this No
vember.
“It's a beautiful
story,” Cuomo
says in Tuesday’s Hew YorkPosi
The Blue Spruce is about a/
uprooted in a windstorm and I 1
boy and his father try to sa
Cuomo relates the story’s I
— never give up — to his o«
as he grew from the son of ft
immigrants into a political I
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Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian & Transgendered Aggies: You Have
an
The individuals listed below are members of the
Allies Program at Texas A&M. Each ALLY has
attended a voluntary training seminar, has resource
information available, and has pledged to provide a "safe
haven", a listening ear, and support for the gay, lesbian,
bisexual, and transgendered members of the Texas A&M
community. If you need someone to talk to, contact an ALLY
listed below, or look for the ALLY placard, posted near each ALLY'S office or residence hall room.
ALLY
Kendra Quesenberry
Residence Life
Keathley Hall 215
Suzanne Shanks
Athletics
Koldus 225
Glen Vigus
Architecture
Langford 416F
Debbie Rabinowitz
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
K. Reade Sitton
TAES
TAES Annex 203
Tom Vogel
Blocker 629C
Denise Ramos
d0r2035@imix.tainu.edu
Dennis Reardon
Alcohol & Drug Educ.
Beutal 222
Patrick Slattery
Educational Curriculum &
Instruction
Harrington 314
Jess Wade
Vocal Music
MSC 003
Megan Wright
gromit@tainu.edu
Amie Abels
Student Counseling Service
Henderson Hall
Stan Carpenter
Educational Admin.
Harrington 517
Heidi Halstead
Measurement & Research Serv.
History Oil
Paige Abshire
Student Life
Hart Hall C-l
Kent Carter
Clements Hall 312
jaggedliHleaggie@taniu.edu
Jenny
jdaOlf
87@acs.tamu.edu
Paul C. Adams
Geography
O&M 803-D
Robert Carter
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
eg tet
KAMU-TV
Moore Commmunication
Center
Mally Hance
Rev. Kathleen Ellis Diversity Education
Unitarian Univ. Fellowship MSC 14/
BrazosUU@Jmro.com
Lisa-Ann Lane
Linguistics
Blocker 217B
Adam Nordost
nordost@tainu.edu
Vanessa Reece
vreece@tamu.edu
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Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Tracy Lawson
tracy@science.tamu.edu
Kim Novak
Student Judicial Services
YMCA 210
Darby Roberts
Student Life Studies
Rudder 103
Vicki Carter
vicki@scs.tamu.edu
Pat England
MSC Finance Center
MSC 217
Kristin Harper
Student Life
YMCA 318
Anthony Lewis
tony@tainu.edu
Jonathan Lynch
lynch mike@l
Carlos Orozco
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
James Smith
Computer & Information
Services
Teague 326E
Marc Wade
Resident Advisor
Aston 149
Carol Walther
Women's Studies
Academic 306
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Jeremy Albers
Resident Advisor
Moore Hall 219
Julie Ann Cast
julie200J@tamu.edu
Alison Ewing
aliewiiig@liolinail.com
Michael Haughey
Res. Hall. Assoc.
Clements 116
Mara Latts
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Michael Osterbuhr
Doctoral Student, EDAD
Harrington Tower 111
Vic Romero
Residence Life
150 Commons Lobby
Jennifer Snyder
Rudder Hall 141
Robert D. Wells
rdwl479@mux.tmu.edu
Justin Anderson
spensor@tainu.edu
Jason Cato
SlirediiiVashtar@yalioo.com
Barbara Finlay
Women's Studies/SOCI
Academic 306 / 437
LuAnn Helms
nls7058@miix .taniu.edu
Chee-Seng Lee
c019147@acs.tamu edu
Sandi Osters
Student Life Studies
Rudder Hall 103
James Rosenheim
History
History Bldg. 106B
Debbie Spillane
Spillane
Student Conflict Resolution
YMCA 201
Brenda White
Evans Library
Evans 610
Karen Rupp
College of Business
Wehner 209
Michelle Stewart
Rec Sports
Rec Center
Nancy J. White
Construction Science
Langford Bldg A 436
Harriette Andreadis
English
Blocker 218A
David Michael Charles
dmcl 387@labs.tamu.edu
Tracey Forman
Student Life Programs
Koldus 112
Lorna Hermosura
Center for Academic
Enhancement
Blocker
Gisela Lin
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Linda H. Parrish
EPSY
Harrington 725
Lori Deana Salter
Student Activities
Koldus 168
Alpa Chheda
adc3020@acs. tamu.edu
John Aston
Education
Harrington 318
Ghada Georgis
g0g0004@labs .tainu.edu
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Erin Collins
Beutel 222
Kate Lacey Barron
katelacey@tamu.edu
Collie Conoley
Educational Psychology
Harrington 709
Ann Goodman
Student Life
YMCA 320
Sociology
Academic 415
Dave Martin
English
Blocker 218D
Paul A. Parrish
English
Blocker 201D
Carol Stuessy
Educational Curriculum &
Instruction
Harrington 308
Marcus Wilkerson
wmw9739@labs.taimi.edu
Carolyn Sandoval
Multicultural Services
MSC 147
isty'
5CS
Laura Wimberly
Student life
YMCA
Kharia Holmes
kharia09@taum.edu
Krista May
English
Blocker 204-E
Brent Paterson
Student Life
YMCA 317
MSC Student Programs
MSC 216-G
Angie Sanchez
sugar_300_99@yalioo.com
Carol Thorpe
crt6974@pop.tainu.edu
Angela Winkler
Student Activities
Koldus 160
Harrington
Brooks Bell
jbb8338@labs.tamu.edu
Risa Bierman
Student Life
Koldus 112
Jane Close Conoley
Dean of Education
Harrington 804
Charles Goodman
Management
Wehner 423V
Becky Howard
acceber@tamu.edu
Robert Corbett
SCIC 115
Margaret Griffith
Buetel Health Ctr
Buetel 016
Kerry Hope
t Cot
Jim Mazzullo
Geology/Geof
New H
Jan Paterson
Human Resources
Monica Sanchez
mouica-sanchez@tamu.edu
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Megan Mclntire
megaidyiui@tamu.edu
Yvonne Pena
Student Life Orientation
YMCA 312
Ron Sasse
Residence Life
YMCA 110
Shaun Travers
CE1S
YMCA 211A
Natalie Wilson
i\rw7418@labs.tamu.edu
Sue Bloomfield
Health & Kinesiology
Read 276E
Linda Cortina
papital@hotmail.com
Carlos Guerra
U-ACT
cguerra@rpts.ttunu.edu
Jennifer Hume
Resident Advisor
Krueger Hall 120
Elizabeth Meloeny
emeloeny@hotmail.com
Claudette Peterson
Business
Wehner 325P
Emily Scales
wonnyem@aol.com
Eric W. Trekell
Acad.Enhancement
Blocker 529
Jan Winniford
Office of the VP
for Student Affairs
Rudder 10th Floor
Kenneth Brobst
Dulie Bell 309 H
Donna Davenport
Educational Psychology
Harrington
Jeff Hamielec
songwind@wildmail.com
Anna Johansson
Sociology
Academic 430
Lisa Mers
Residence Life
Usam@godziila.tainu.edu
Jelinda Pepper
RPTS
Francis Hall 303C
Stephen L. Schmidt
sls2069@labs.tamu.edu
Rick Turnbough
Residence Life
150 Commons Lobby
Jennifer Woodson
woodie@tamu.edu
Josh Brod
weatherman02@y alioo .com
Jordan Davis
jroydavis@tainu.edu
Sergio Herrera
4surgel@gte.net
Donald Johnson, Jr.
d0j4569@labs.tamu.edu
Jason Moore
Walton H-10
baldman@tamu.edu
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English
Blocker 217A
Robert Davis
robert02@tainu.edu
Amy Hinze
aggiechick@liotmail.com
Stephanie Burgoon
Center for Academic
Enhancement
Blocker 525E
Penny Ditton
MSC Student Programs
MSC 216-M
John Hogg
Chemistry
Chemistry 104
Donna Jones
Athletics
Kyle Field-Wmn's Training Rm
Becky Petitt
Diversity Education
MSC 147
Felicia Scott
Multicultural Services
MSC 137
Susan Vavra
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Danny Yeager
Chemistry
Chemistry 254B
ary .
Student Counseling
Henderson Hall
Michael Sconzo
cyberman@tamu.edu
Gene Zdziarski
Student Life
YMCA 319
Matt Phillips
B-l Lounge
David Kessler
david99@tamu.edu
Angela Camaille
aggieSl 13@aol.com
Tricia Draughn
Engineering
John Holder
Medicine
Reynolds 104
Rhonda Kogut
Military Property Warehouse
448 Lewis St.
Michael Moore
Student Life
Hart Hall C-l
Peggy Philpot
MSC Student Programs
MSC 223-F
Jessica Milburn
jmilbum@tamu.edu
Erin Howard
erin@lilkn.lamu.edu
Jonathan Kukol
jwk9497@labs.tamu.edu
Catrina Neslage
catn2002@hotmaii .com
Danielle Pinson
Clements 216
cdp0421@acs.tamu.edu
If you are willing to become an ALLY, training sessions
are scheduled forWednesday, 20 October, 5:30-9pm and
Friday, 12 November, l:30-4:30pm. TO REGISTER:
please send e-mail to allies@stulife2.tamu.edu or call
Gender Issues Education Services @ 845-1107.
http://stulife.tamu.edu/gies/allies/
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