So, What Do YOU Oo?
Page 2 • Friday, October 22, 1999
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Some people become scientists. Some balance
budgets. Respectable professions no doubt.
But Jim West opted for something a little
different. He's a puppeteer. What does that
mean? There's only one way to find out!
FOR THE YOUNG AT ART
Mozart, Monsters & Matisse
Rudder Theatre
Saturday, October
23 at 2 PM & 4 PM
For tickets, call 845-1234
Order on-line at
opas.tamu.edu.
Generously supported by:
The OPAS Guild
Supporting the arts since 7 973.
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News In Brief
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Quarantine to end
for Aggie Mascot
After a 10 day observation pe
riod, the highest ranking member
of the Corps of Cadets, Reveille IV,
will return to her normal respon
sibilities starting Monday.
During a photo shoot with local
preschooler’s at Kyle Field two
weeks ago, a group of children
running by Reveille startled the
collie and she reacted by biting
one of the children.
The child was taken to the hos
pital out of simple precaution and
suffered no injuries. The child’s
parents filed no incident report.
Reveille was also taken to her
veterinarian where she was
placed on home quarantine, a pe
riod in which she cannot make any
special appearances except for
football games.
Jeff Bailey, head yell leader and
a senior agricultural systems
management major, said the
home quarantine period is a time
to observe Reveille’s behavior.
“[Home quarantine] is just a
form of making sure the animal’s
okay and there are no reoccur
rences of other problems emotion
ally or mentally," he said. “We have
had no reoccurrences since then.”
Bailey said Reveille is a dog
and did not react any differently
than another dog would have.
“Any dog, no matter how good
they are with kids, can be star
tled,” Bailey said. “[Reveille] does
really well with kids and she could
be around 20 kids all petting her,
but when the kids get anxious,
Rev. gets anxious."
Reveille will be in Oklahoma
this weekend for the Texas A&M
and University of Oklahoma foot
ball game.
Prior to his appoint
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High Court Justice
to answer questions
Former presii
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas will give a lecture
and answer audience questions in
the Presidential Conference Center
of the George Bush Presidential Li
brary complex today at 5:30 p.m.
The presentation is being host
ed by the George Bush Presiden
tial Library Foundation.
Former President George Bush
and Thomas will host a question-
and-answer session after the lec
ture.
The University distributed 300
tickets to various student leaders
and organizations. Any remaining
seating in the 600-seat auditori
um was taken by area leaders and
Bush Library donors.
Thomas has served on the
Supreme Court since 1991 and
was was appointed by Bush.
Former President Ge«
along with other dignitai
speak at a conference^
by the Center for Presm
Studies this weekend,
George Bush PresidentiSli
Complex.
Dr. George Edwards,..,
the Center for President^
ies, said the conferences,
on the military interventions
gies and the related presi
decision making. Bothi
begin at 8 a.m.
He said Bush will speakS
day, along with Thomas?
undersecretary of state.
Sunday’s speakers
David Abshire, former
sador to NATO, and MichaelD
Time Magazine corresp
The conference is openli
general public.
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T^4ew Orleans ja^z dominates the syllabus of this one night
only offering thanks to the music of the Preservation Hall
Jazz Band. Students are encouraged to sit back, relax and let
these jazz sounds transport them to the French Quarter. Please
laote, jazz 101 administers no tests and assigns no homework.
Offered by MSC OPAS, Preservation Hall jazz Band
should be attended for enjoyment purposes only,
To register for Jazz 101, call the MSC Box Office at
845-1234 or visit our website at opas.tamu.edu.
Peter Lieuwen hosts a Patricia S. Peters Lagniappe Lecture in
the MSC Forsyth Gallery at 6:30 PM. Thanks to the OPAS
Guild, it's FREE.
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Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Rudder Auditorium
Friday, October 29 at 7:30 PM
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