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Most of you have read it. Many of you have probably
seen the movie with Leo. And some of you may
have even the seen the play. But now is your chance
to experience William Shakespeare’s story as you
never have; danced by one of the world’s most
acclaimed ballet companies.
But no one should watch Romeo and Juliet
alone. Bring a date. Who knows? It could be
the most romantic thing you do all year...
AND
ROMEO
JULIET
Ballet de TOpera de Bordeaux
Friday and Saturday,
February 25 & 26 at 7:30 PM
Sunday, February 27 at 2:00 PM
For the best seats, call the MSC Box Office at
845-1234. Or order on line at opas.tamu.edu.
AGGIELIFE
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, Februan
News in Brief
Catholic band Crispin
to give performance
Thursday
Crooked Path
Jubil’s Tribe — College Rock Cover charge $3; show starts at 9:30 p.m.
Early Wine
Fitzwilly’s
Cover band. Cover charge $2; show starts at 9:30 p.m.
Twenty-four seven
Friday
Crooked Path
Rock. Cover charge $3; show starts at 10 p.m.
Dagwood
Saturday
Crooked Path
Rock. Cover charge $3; show starts 10 p.m.
Punchy
Fitzwilly’s
Alternative. Cover charge $2; show starts at 9:30 p.m.
Crispin, a contemporary Catholic
band, will perform a free concert Fri
day at 7:30 pm in Rudder Auditorium.
The Catholic Student Association
worked closely with St. Mary's
Catholic Church to bring the band to
Bryan-College Station.
Mary Tran, concert coordinator
and a junior accounting major, said
the band is making an outreach to
the community with a free concert.
“Because many events cost mon
ey, we want to have something that
is available to everyone," Tran said.
Crispin formed in Dallas and has
performed throughout the United
States, as well as some in foreign
countries.
The seven-member band com
bines talented musicians fftr
ferent corners of the
ferent faiths.
Tran said the music isapp
to all people, regardless of
“It’s a great body of music,
all different types of crowds,
said. “[The band] is able
more people than [a band]
one type of music.”
Tran said when she talked*-
lead singer, she felt she k
countered a true artist.
“The love what they aredoi
said he was very excited about
ing and not disheartened aba !
ing for free," Tran said.
T-shirts and CDs will beonsa use-sized cal
the event. The Eleven O’clock
will open for Crispin. Contac
MSC Box Office at 845-123:
more information.
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The Three Tenors to star
in opera at Metropolitan
PAVAROTTI
NEW YORK (AP) — For the first time, the Three
Tenors — Jose Carreras, Placido
Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti
— will all appear at the Metro
politan Opera on the same night.
They will not be giving a trio
concert. Each will star in one
act of a different opera.
The Met announced the May
11 program on Wednesday and
said the evening will be a bene
fit for the company’s pension
fund. James Levine will conduct, .
with the Metropolitan Opera or- |
chestra, chorus and ballet.
Ticket prices range from
$100 to $1,000 for the per
formance and $12,750 to
$2,500 for the performance
and banquet afterwards with
the artists at the opera house.
The evening will begin with
Act 2 of Giordano’s “Andrea Che
nier,” with Domingo in the title role. Act 4 of Bizet’s
“Carmen” will follow, with Carreras as Don Jose.
The program will conclude with Act 3 of Puccini’s
“Turandot,” with Pavarotti as Calaf.
Swank, filming The Gift in Savannah, Ga., said
her publicist sent her doughnuts and the movie’s
crew gave her a cake with “a little Oscar guy on it.”
She was nominated Tuesday for best actress
for her gender-bending role in Boys Don't Cry as a
real-life woman who posed as a man and ended
up a murder victim. Swank won a Golden Globe
for the role last month.
Her co-star in The Gift, Cate Blanchett, lived
through the Oscar hoopla last year with her nom
ination for Elizabeth.
“It’s really nice to have someone on the set to
share that feeling with,” Swank said.
“She’s been able to say, ‘I know how you feel,”
really without having to say anything.”
Government urges Kiel
to withdraw products
Conductor establishes
school for Asian musicians
DOMINGO
Actress Swank, publicist
mark Oscar nomination
LOS ANGELES (AP) — All around, Oscar nom
ination day was a sweet one for Hilary Swank.
TOKYO (AP) — Conductor Seiji Ozawa said
Wednesday he has established a music school in
Tokyo to help Asian musicians learn to express
their emotions.
“What’s important for you when you go to a
concert is to be moved,” the longtime Boston
Symphony Orchestra conductor said in a speech
to foreign journalists.
“Oriental people are kind of shy to express or
give feeling.”
The Seiji Ozawa Music Academy has already
selected its first group of young virtuosos to at
tend the school for two months of intensive coach
ing and performance.
The 64-year-old Ozawa is in his 27th year as
conductor of the BSO, making him the longest-
serving music director at a major orchestra.
NEW DELHI, India (AP) — An Indian gw
ment minister has urged fashion des;
Calvin Klein to withdraw his line ofprocj
made with snake skins to set
an example to others in the
garment industry.
Maneka Gandhi, India’s
minister of social justice and
empowerment, said she sus
pected the skins originated in
India, where an illegal export
trade thrives.
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