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THE BATTALION
OFFERS YOU
ihe following non-profit activities, operated by students for students . . .
BOWLING . . . EVALUATION . . .
Sponsor of A&M’s only official bowling team, this committee promotes studies the various MSC activity committees in order to help make the
bowling tournaments among A&M students and with other colleges and MSC student program as effective as possible in accomplishing its aim to
universities. * serve the students of A&M,
BRIDGE . . .
convenes weekly to play bridge and discuss plays. Beginners are always
welcome.
BROWSING LIBRARY . . .
is in charge of selecting periodicals and books placed in the MSC library
and determining policy for its use.
CAMERA CLUB . . .
The Camera Club, with its fully equipped darkrooms brings outstanding
photo exhibits to the MSC and sponsors club contests.
CREATIVE ARTS . . .
provides free art lessons to Aggies in all types of art—oils, watercolor,
sketching, leather work, ceramics, metals, plastic and woodwork. Also
organizes art exhibits for the MSC promenade area.
DANCE . . .
sponsors instruction in all types of ballroom dancing and numerous dances
during' the yeai, including’ the famous Ag’g'ie version of a French nig'htclub
o Ca f e o5“ e ^ ina ’ Ie ’’- Registration for Dance Classes will begin Tuesday!
Sept. 27 m the Ballroom.
FILM SOCIETY . . .
shows films that have remained high on the list of motion picture triumphs
through the years. Committee members select and make arrangements
for showing these films.
FLYING KADETS . . .
Organized for all students on the campus who are interested in flying.
Members who do not fly, but are interested in areonautics, are welcome..
This year the committee will host the National Intercollegiate Flying Meet
April 27-30, 1961.
GREAT ISSUES . . .
presents annually a group of internationally and nationally known speakers,
discussing topics of interest to the student body, college staff and com
munity. Presentations sponsored by this committee are open to all students
who have paid their student activity fee. Community and college staff
may purchase tickets in the MSC Directorate Office.
HOUSE . . .
functions as a student service committee, arranging for a lost-and-found
auction, sponsoring receptions and many other civic services. Gives its
members an excellent opportunity to meet people.
TALENT . . .
produces the annual Aggie Talent Show, as well as the nation’s largest
Intercollegiate Talent Show, featuring the best college talent from a four-
state area.
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IN ADDITION the foltowing Services
* fountain room
All the Soda Fountain items, snack, shortorders, sand
wiches and cafeteria services.
* * GIFT SHOP
All the “Aggie” items, gifts for all occasions, one of the
largest selections Of tobaccos, pipes and accessories.
* BOWLING AND TABLE TENNIS
Just as the name implies. New fully automatic Brunswick
Pinsetters.
* DINING ROOM
For the special dining occasions.
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* BARBER SHOP
Eight chairs and shine services.
Ibe Memorial Studeut Cenler Aclivilies Program Is Supported Through Student Fees .
lions And The MSC- Businesses/
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