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Dance Arts Society 4.0 and GO Tutorina Page 4 • The Battalion Assielife Friday • January 27, Located at 700 E. University Dr. Suite 108 Behind Golden Corral and Blockbuster Video across from the Hilton This Week/ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Tribal Nation will be playing Ray Vaughan, but he said he reggae music at 3rd Floor has a more aggressive style. 01/30 01/31 02/01 02/02 Cantina's TAMU's Caribbean See related story, Page 3. Brave Combo, a band from Club party. The special event is Denton, TX will be playing at open to the public and will Jerk, a rock cover band/will|)i BANA 303 BANA 303 BANA 303 BANA 303 Stafford Opera House. A group of have Jamaican D.J.'s during the returning to The Tap. 5 -7 pm students from University of North Part 1 Part II Part III Part IV band's breaks. Texas, Brave Combo mixes rock The Maps, a rock and blues and Latin rhythms in their return band, will be playing at Swee! MATH 152 MATH 152 MATH 152 MATH 152 trip to Stafford. Saturday 7-9 pm Eugene's. Part 1 Part II Part III Part IV A* Mother's Monkey, an alternative Big Otis, a Motown and soul Moe Bandy, a veteran countn rock band, will be at Sweet singer, will be at 3rd Floor singer, will be at The Texas FINC 341 FINC 341 FINC 341 FINC 341 Eugene's. Cantina. 10-12 pm Hall of Fame. He performs Part 1 Part III Part IV throughout the year at his Part II Peeping Tom, a local cover band Chris Duarte, Texas blues American Theater in Bransom that plays some original songs, guitarist out of Austin, will be MO, but is taking his showon 4.0 amt Qo is Located OK; the, Centeypole^ Bus Routes! plays regularly at The Tap. See at Stafford Opera House. He tour. For questions call: 846-TUTOR (846-8886) related story. Page 3. has been compared to Stevie Tickets and Season Passes go on sale Sunday, January 29th from 2-4 p.m. PEOPLE IN THE NEW5 DANCE ARTS ATLANTA (AP) — Two-time Academy Award LOS ANGELES (AP) — Less than two montr winner Peter Ustinov, UNICEF’s goodwill ambas­ after undergoing hip replacement surgery, Liz sador for 27 years, has received yet another honor Minnelli will be strutting at a film awards bi SOCIETY — the International Child Survival Award. quet. FVesented Wednesday night by former Presi­ The 48-year-old actres dent Jimmy Carter on behalf of the Atlanta Com­ singer, who won an Acader PRESENTS mittee for UNICEF and the Carter Center, it rec­ Award for her 1972 perfa ognizes Ustinov’s work for UNICEF.Ustinov said mance in “Cabaret,” plans in an interview that politics is hampering appear at the British Acad; UNICEF’s ability to help the children of Iraq, my of Film and Televisie adding that the U.N. embargo on food and medi­ Arts’ fifth annual Britanr; cine doesn’t penalize the country’s leaders. Award gala Feb. 8, organi: “They go on living in great comfort, but the ob­ ers said Wednesday. vious people suffer — the old, the infirmed and The event will honor the children,” he said. “It is tantamount to seeing Anthony Hopkins, be;: someone struggling in the sea when you are on a known for his film perfo ship and asking them to first fill out a form on mances in “The Silence offc Minnelli their political affiliation, race and religion.” Lambs” and “The Remains the Day.” NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music fans nominated Alan Jackson in seven categories, including top entertainer and male artist of the LOS ANGF3LES (AP) — Actress Claire Dane year, in the TNN-Music City News Country who plays teen-ager Angela Chase on “MySi GENERAL MEETING Awards .Jackson’s “Livin’ on Love” was nominated Called Life,” is mourning the apparent demise for video of the year and top single. His “Summer­ the critically acclaimed but little-watched ABCT READ 268 7 PM time Blues” also was nominated for video of the drama. year and “Who I Am” is up for album of the year. “It doesn’t make any sense to me. I mean, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1995 Jackson and George Jones were nominated for don’t know how the Nielsen system works am their update of Jones’ hit “A Good Year for the know, I can’t help but take it a little personallybf Roses.” cause we work so hard on something,” Danes sai Vince Gill received six nominations Thursday; in a recent interview. *Bring Student ID to enter READ Building* Reba McEntire and Ricky Van Shelton three “My So-Called Life” leaves the air after Thur; [ each. day’s episode, and ABC won’t decide until lat; *Dues of $35 will be accepted at this time* The winners will be announced June 5 during whether it will return. 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