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AGGIELIFI
THE BATTALION
On May 28, Eminem released his new album
entitled The Eminem Show. The talented artist
has sold over 1.3 million copies in just over a
week. On this newest effort, it seems as if he is
not worried about topping the sales of his past
albums, only improving the rhymes in his lyrics.
Eminem expresses his insecurities and gives
his listeners a sense of understanding his crazy
life. Even though Eminem enjoys keeping his
mystique, he is fearless in exposing his insecuri
ties about his height, skin color and sanity.
Eminem begins his album with the opening
song “White America,” which sums up the
artist’s feelings on how his skin color is the result
of his renowned popularity and the reason his
lyrics are scrutinized by critics. In the song,
Eminem makes the statement, “I could be one of
your kids,” to refer to the reason critics denounce
his lyrics. Eminem believes parents do not like
his lyrics because it could be their children say
ing or feeling the same things he says.
On track 14, “Hailie’s Song,” the rapper
experiments with his vocals by singing which
adds a new twist to his album. In the song,
Eminem expresses his fear of losing his daugh
ter. By revealing his fears, Eminem exposes
himself to his fans, which undoubtedly shows
his maturity.
In his album, the misunderstood rhyming guru
refers to himself by his given name, Marshall
Mathers. He feels as if his fans only know him as
the rapper, Eminem, and that the fans are clueless
about who Marshall Mathers really is.
As one of the most controversial figures
hip-hop history, Eminem carries on his tough
image in The Eminem Show by making countle
threats against his family, along with others,!
have made him an icon for his many admirea
As you listen to The Eminem Show, youcj
either love it or hate it. but without a do!
Eminem will not make any apologies fort
lyrics. As Eminem says, “F—k it!”
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
MTV, Hard Rock
Hotel sued for TV
show prank
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A
Washington. D.C., couple is
suing the Hard Rock Hotel and
MTV, claiming invasion of priva
cy during a reality TV show
prank.
James and Laurie Ryan are
suing the Las Vegas resort and
the network for $10 million over
the TV series “Harassment.”
Their case was moved early this
month from Superior Court in
Los Angeles to federal court in
Washington, D.C.
The lawsuit said the couple
believed they were going to be
spending a vacation at the hotel
in January. Instead, the Ryans
were given a room with hidden
cameras that captured their
shock as they discovered what
appeared to be a mutilated
corpse in the bathroom.
When they tried to leave the
room, two actors posing as
security guards forced them
back inside until Ashton
Kutcher, the show’s host and
co-producer, emerged to reveal
the gag.
Kutcher has described the
show in interviews as a
“Guerrilla Candid Camera.”
The complaint alleged inva
sion of privacy, fraud and
infliction of emotional distress.
The Ryans' Washington, D.C.,
attorney, Dan Rozansky,
expects the case to go to trial
sometime next year.
Don Marrandino, Hard
Rock’s president, said Monday
he hadn’t seen a copy of the
lawsuit. MTV representatives
declined comment.
Woody Allen settles
lawsuit with former
producers
NEW
YORK — A
trial in which
Woody Allen
accused two
former pro
ducers of
cheating him
out of $ 12
million ended with a settle
ment of the filmmaker’s law
suit.
Lawyers refused to reveal the
settlement’s terms, and at their
request state Supreme Court
Justice Ira Gammerman agreed
to keep them confidential.
The settlement came on the
trial’s ninth day. Allen’s
lawyer. Michael Zweig, issi4
a joint statement:
“The parties have reache:
business resolution of the J
pute. The case is over”
Allen had sued product
Jean Doumanian and herte
ness partner and boyfriend
Jacqui Safra, saying ^
cheated him out ofhisshffl
profits on eight movies
since 1993.
During the trial, Allen te'
tied that it would once hi
been unthinkable to st |
Doumanian, a friend for i
years, but “it was too ntuc
money to just cavalierly
away.” .1
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opening statements d
Doumanian had been a hen
ine” who rescued Alien|
movie career, and she testife
that she considered Aik
ungrateful. Safra said th
backed Allen financial
because they wanted to help
friend in need.”
The dispute centered
Allen’s contract for the li
three movies with Dounian
and Safra. The agreement c
money from the winners ;
losers was to be pooled
determine whether the f
made a profit.
STUDENT
COUNSELING
SERVICE
Texas A&M University
Groups for
Summer 2002
at the
Student
Counseling
Service
Part of the Division of Student Affairs
Henderson Hall
979-845-4427
www.scs.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University has a strong insti
tutional commitment to the principle of
diversity in all areas. In that spirit,
admission to Texas A&M University and
any of its sponsored programs is open to
all qualified individuals without regard to
any subgroup classification or stereotype.
Gender in Relationships
Mondays 4:30— 6:00 PM
This group is for students who are currently or previously in
romantic relationships. The purpose is to explore and un-
derstand how gender and socialization affect close relation
ships.
Eating Concerns & Body Image Issues Group
Mondays 4:00 - 5:30 PM
Provides information and support for those trying to overcome
an eating disorder. Discuss topics related to eating concerns
such as the development of trusting relationships, expression
of feelings, and management of stress.
(An individual meeting with a group leader prior to attendance at group is required.)
Facilitator: Amanda Samson & Bai-Yin Chen
Facilitators: Lori Tagger &
Tom Burdenski
Anxiety Group
Tuesdays 3:00 - 4:30 PM
An interpersonal group for students who suffer
from general or social anxieties. Students will
work on the impact of anxieties in their lives,
as well as explore the interpersonal meanings
of anxiety symptoms.
Facilitator: Carlos Orozco &
Jeanne Bulgin
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Bipolar Group
Tuesdays 3:30-4:30 PM
Provides support and information to
students diagnosed with a bipolar dis
order. Group meets weekly and is led
by a psychiatrist. Potential topics in
clude diagnosis, symptoms, medica
tions, and lifestyle issues/relapse pre
vention.
Facilitator: Nancy Stebbins
Dissertation/Thesis Support Group
Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:30 PM
Ibis group is for graduate students struggling
with the process ofwriting a thesis or dissertation.
Group topics include issues of competence, pro
crastination, anxiety, goal-setting, and bureau
cratic struggles.
Facilitator: Brian Williams &
Lori Tagger
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Biofeedback
Workshop
Tuesdays
Non-Traditional Women’s Group
Tuesdays 5:00 - 6:30 PM
For women 23+ allows each member to enl*
the group with her own unique issues, within
group context. Helps individuals who 31
wanting to develop healthier ways of dealin
with the stress of school, work, relationship
personal problems and family issues.
Facilitators: Amanda Samson &
Carla Hilland
4:00 6:00 PM
S f SSi ° n . w ° r k s hops that give an introduction to relaxation
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vidual follow-up consultation is available.
Interpersonal Growth & Exploration Group
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