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MAV PlayList
Each week Scene asks Mavericks what they’re listening to, watching
or reading.
This week
Craig Allen,
business management senior,
business senator and 2007 Homecoming king
1. Men’s Health magazine
2. “The Best Day,” by George Strait
3. “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” 8 p.m. Thursdays on CBS
4. Ocean’s Eleven
5. “Counting to 100,” by Matt Wertz
6. “Great Day To Be Alive,” by Travis Tritt
7. “Best of Me,” by The Starting Line
8. “Jack and Diane,” by John Mellencamp
9. American Outlaws DVD
10. Big DVD
S plitEnd S
Random pieces of news from all spectrums of entertainment to keep
you in the know.
Just So You Know…
The Denver Broncos are not going to sue us.
The Shorthorn was finally able to get a hold of someone at Broncos headquarters
to ask if we should expect to see heads rolling over the university’s new
mascot.
Steve Harbula, Senior Director of Marketing Communications for the Denver Broncos
Football Club, compared their Bronco to the new Maverick, and said he was hard
pressed for comments.
“A horse is a horse,” Harbula said. “[The Maverick is] facing
in opposite directions. The lines are different, the ears are different. It’s
pretty distinctly different.”
Harbula said the colors make it seem similar, but overall he saw nothing to raise
a fist at.
“We have seen some obvious rip-offs, and this is not one of those,”
he said.
Casting Call
Once again, another reality show is coming to the Metroplex in search
of fresh meat — er, talent.
Casting directors from “Beauty and the Geek” will be in Dallas this
Saturday to look for people interested in participating in the show’s fourth
season. The session lasts from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Milo Butterfinger’s,
located at 5645 Yale Blvd. That’s just down from Southern Methodist University,
across Central Expressway.
‘Mars’ Returns
While you readers are apparently apathetic concerning your favorite television
shows being in danger of going off the air forever, [we received zero emails on
the subject, thank you] Split Ends isn’t.
One of our favorite’s that always finds itself on the bubble each May is
“Veronica Mars,” which returns tonight at 8 p.m. on The CW.
Percy Daggs, who plays Wallace, was in Dallas recently for the All Star Celebrity
Slam Jam.
“We’ll find out in May if we’re coming back for a fourth season,”
Daggs said. “Hopefully... [crosses fingers] hopefully.”
Daggs said those who have been in pain waiting for new episodes while the Pussycat
Dolls were searching for another member have much to look forward to.
“Our season finale is the best one so far, it’s really good,”
Daggs said. He also said that his character will be getting even deeper into the
action in the remaining episodes.
“I’ll be in them a lot more. A lot more. Especially in the season
finale, I have some really incredible scenes.”
-— Anthony Williams
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Today
Final withdraw for non-payment -Summer II
Last date to drop or withdraw (Graduate)
Wesley Foundation Event Bible Study: 7 p.m., 311 UTA Blvd. Gospel of John. Free
food. For information, contact Kent Seuser at 817-274-6282 or wesfnuta@swbell.net.
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