Monday Nite: Beat the Clock
Time You Call is the Price You Pay!
(from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.)
On a Large 1 Topping Pizza
Tips are appreciated
College Station
764-7272
1100 Harvey Rd.
Northgate
846-3600
601 University
Bryan
268-7272
3414 East 29th St.
HAIR DESIGN
694-9755
118 WALTON
April Graham
Specializing in
CORPS CUTS
WEEKLY SPECIALS
THE WAY IT PLAYS OUT
Tjyi onday - Stevie JF?«ary \Zctttffhan
and Double Trouble
Live at the El Mocambo (on video)
No Cover
T XUC?Sd<1 y - Texas Music Night
-Texas Music Acoustic Performers only
Hosted by Michael Shipley
No Cover
*1 Pint Night: Bud Lite, Miller Lite, Budwieser, and Bock
*1.00 Miller Lite Longnecks
T Wednesday
* ' Trom Austin
Cover *4.00
Tost at the Zoo
T Thursday - Private Party
T T rid ay - Battle of the Bar-ids
5 bands for 5 bucks - sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda
Where real
musicians play!
201 W. 26th Street,
Downtown Bryan
775-7735
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presents...
. * Hunger & Homelessness
Awareness Week
November 6th-10th
MONDAY
MSC 206 12:00 pm
Keynote speaker Ron Crozier
Free Prizes
WEDNESDAY
Fight Hunger with a Fork - Eat dinner at Fajita
Rita’s... !0% of the proceeds go to Twin City
Mission
THURSDAY
Rudder Fountain area 8:00 pm
“CAMP OUT FOR A CAUSE”
Join us for live entertainment, prizes, pizza-
bring 2 canned goods for a slice of pizza
FRIDAY
MSC 201 12:00 pm
[HUNGER BANQUET- learn about the probleml
of world hunger. Cost: $4.00
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK!!!
Donation boxes set up at all Freebirds locations.
Donate at least $.50 and get a Freebirds sticker
FREE.
Visit Appletree locations (Briarcrest, Texas Ave),
Kroger
(Rock Prairie), and HER (Texas Ave) to donate
canned goods for Twin City Mission.
MSG vs. Student Government/Student Activities
Penny War - locations in the Student Programs
Office and Student Activities Office.
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cresting at 20 feet above flo.
Junction, in Kimble Count),
ed about 140 miles west of
“We're praying that it
anymore,” said Kimble 0
Delbert Roberts. In the nexta
days, “we'll just try and
selves for the worst," hesaii
Roberts said flood di
the county included
logged houses and numert
aged vehicles.
“It would not surprisemj
this county alone that
have 200 miles of fence till'
knocked down,” he said
tremely expensive.” 1
In Mason County, residi
waiting out the lull before
storm.
“We're in a wait-and-w
tion.” said David Wilson.a
er for the Mason County
Department.
He said several ranch
mained closed and barricades;
areas of potential high water
ing, but no damage wasrq
“We're anticipatingth;
ters will stay up for anotherJ
or so,” Wilson said.
In San Saba County.
Judge Harlen Barker and
were flooded in since Frida'
when Texas 16 leading to ti
closed. U.S. 190, east of Sai|
was also closed but officer
guiding traffic through on St
"We prayed for rain, a
need to thank God we got it,"
said, adding that some parts
county have received as mi
inches of rain. “We've got
ter coming down the river."
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Aggie TV
Continued fro AM
CTN-TV would have had.
will be made up entirely of^
and student-made progranmifl
"Aggie TV is somethin*t?I
[than CTN-TV),” Cortinaadf
stead of us promoting <
promotions, we want l
programming in. This is soffit
we need. Other big mmifr' t
their own program!
is just as prestigious.”^™ 1
Filming for AggietxiH’4
Monday
Campus Calendar
Department of Performance
Studies presents the Pacifica
String Quartet that will perform a
free concert at 7:30 p.m. at the
Bush Conference Center.
The Orthodox Christian Fellow
ship will hold a liturgy at 5:30 p.m.
at All Faiths Chapel.
Wednesday
MILS 489 Lecture Series will
have guest lecturer Malcom Jo-
zoff, president of Dial Corportion,
at 10:20 a.m. in Koldus 144. For
more information, contact Derrick
Ouellette at 847-2949.
Tuesday
The Horseman’s Association will
have a general meeting at 7 p.m. in
Kleberg 115. For more information,
call Jessie Highfill at 696-7774.
The Physical Therapy Club will
have a meeting with a guest
speaker from UTMB-Galveston
from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Rec Center
281. For more information, contact
Laurie Gaul at 694-0086.
Thursday
The TAMU SCUBA Club will have
underwater hockey at the Rec Cen
ter pool from 7:45 to 9:30 p.m.
Bring your swimsuit, mask, fins
and snorkel. For more informa
tion, contact Lee Carson at 694-
3109 or leecarson@tamu.edu.
Nov. 14, and Cortina saidsl
to have programming ontte^
the end of November. AggieT'l'
be found on channels 82
residence halls.
Sasse said that CTN-TVrf
eral other programs may site*
to fill the vacant stations A# I
“We have six channels,sel
could be CTN, one couldbeof
productions by the students!
could be a scrolling sctefl
events,” he said. “The Screen® |
Acting and Movie Prod
(SWAMP) club is interestediH
ing on this, and there isapni
called Residence LifeCinenf
they are looking at. Soweaf{|
ing at a variety of things.”
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