The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 02, 2002, Image 6

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Informational Meeting
Wednesday, September 4, 2002
4:30 p.m.
The Football Team Auditorium on the
NW Corner of Kyle Field
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Must be Enrolled in 12 Hours at Texas A&M University at College Station
Must have Started College No Earlier than the Fall of 2000
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We Accept Aggie Bucks
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Expires 9/20/02
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Weekend Warm-Up
Rudder Plaza • 11:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m.
Free Food
Games
Live Music
Performance
Martin Short
with special guest
Mark Curry
Reed Arena • 8:00 p.m.
Opening performances by
the Singing Cadets,
Percussion Studio
and the Aggie Wranglers
Midnight Yell Practice
Kyle Field
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21
Cook-Off Classic “BBQ”
Rudder Plaza • 11:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m.
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Texas A&M vs. Virginia Tech
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Monday. September 2. 2002
Former Spice Girl
welcomes new baby
LONDON
(AP) - "Posh
Spice''
Victoria
Beckham and
soccer star V * • ^
hubby David
Beckham are ^
the parents of
a second son,
whose Shakespearean name
was a surprise after much
speculation.
Romeo was born by
Caesarean section and weighed
7 lbs, 4 ounces, said David
Beckham, adding that the pop
singer mother and son were
doing fine.
"We're both delighted, a
beaming Beckham told
reporters outside Portland
Hospital.
Romeo's older brother, 3-
year-old Brooklyn, was at the
hospital to see the newborn,
David Beckham said.
"Brooklyn's just in awe of
him. He's absolutely gorgeous,"
said Beckham, who plays for
England and Manchester
United.
The Beckhams are one of
Britain's most famous couples,
and bookmakers had been tak
ing bets on the name of the
new baby. Brooklyn reportedly
was named after the New York
borough where he was con
ceived. That spawned specula
tion that his sibling might be
named Paris or Trafford, the
home of Manchester United's
stadium.
David Beckham said the
name Romeo had no special
significance.
"It's just a name we love," he
said.
Berkley moves past
"Showgirls" image
VENICE, Italy (AP) — The cult
favorite but critically panned
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
film "Showgirls
Elizabeth Berkh
jjlso took her a
over it.
Berkley, at th
Festival to pror
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tided
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Gazzettino reporter
"I had to work
was going, what h
wanted to make,
said. "For that reas
to choose indepen
tions, less imperial
tried theater, too.
"I had to make
adman, played by Campbell
Scott, who teaches his teenage
nephew how to seduce
women. The film also stars
Isabella Rossellini and Jennifer
Beats.
Professor apologizes
to comic strip creators
the image of their main charac
ter without asking.
Edwin L Thomas, director of
MIT's Institute for Soldier
Nanotechnologies, used a pic
ture of the strip’s armed and
armored character Valerie
Flores by artists Ray and Ben Lai
to announce a SSO million gov
ernment grant
"If I had known it was your
work, I would not have used it."
Thomas wrote in an e-mail to
Ray Lai, five months after the
brothers complained to MIT.
"MIT strongly supports the
rights of creators and greatly
regrets using the image with
out permission or credit,"
Thomas wrote. *T am very sorry
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that this happened; it^T
happen again.'
The apology was posted
MIT's Web site.
Thomas said he used tN
image to show "what the s.
dier of the future might lo.,
like in a news release on -,
university's biggest-ever gi;-
for military research.
Ray Lai told The Boston Gk<:
the apology was just a
step' If MIT was to do the no
thing, they would put out
press release like they 6
before,’ he said.
Lai said he expects sc*
financial compensation and *
acknowledgment of wrons:
mg from MIT as an mstituticr
Lee includes 9/11
aftermath in movie
NEW YORK
(AP) — Spike
Lee worked
past the 11th
hour to
include the
aftermath of
Sept. 11 in his
upcoming in
film, "25th
Hour."
The movie was written hev
Sept 11 but Lee told *-•
magazine that "We deF*'-
wanted to make it appari
that the film takes place r
post-9/11 New York City.’
No one wants to seem U;:
ambulance chaser," mat
9/11 films "so they do it on *
down low," he said.
A CBS network spokes^
says a TV movie on hijack
Flight 93. which crashed
Pennsylvania, is in develops
but may never be released
NBC executive vice preside
Jeff Gaspm said the network
still trying to determine N
much of a script for a bioptc
former New York City 9?
Rudy Giuliani should be de
ed to Sept. 11. He said the - ;
work fears coming of «
exploitative.
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