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meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Coffee
Loft.
Texas A&M Sailing Club will
elect officers at 7:30 p.m. in
Room 110 Architecture.
Aggie Wives Bridge Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the MSC.
Hillcl Club will meet at 7:30
p.m. in Hillel House.
Aggie Christian Fellowship will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 304
Physics. Don Geiger begins a
three week series on Normal
Christian Life.
Irving Hometown Club will
meet at 8 p.m. in Room 3B Me
morial Student Center. Elections
will be held.
THURSDAY
Petroleum Engineering Club
will hear R. L. Whiting, AIME-
SPE distinguished lecturer, speak
on professionalism in the oil in
dustry at 7:30 p.m. in Room 211
W. T. Doherty building.
Williamson County Hometown
Club will elect officers and plan
a party at 7:30 p.m. in Room 2B
MSC.
Rio Grande Valley Hometown
Club will have pictures taken at
7:30 p.m. on the steps of the
MSC, and then meet in Room 3C.
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cadets, midnights.
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Listen Up the bait forum
THE BATTALION
Page 2 College Station, Texas Wednesday, March 11,1!
HE BA1
Editor:
Concerning the recent letter in
the Listen Up, I would like to
say that the writer is indeed as
he said acting like a little boy.
To blame his conduct on his en
vironment is a very poor excuse.
If I am not mistaken, what makes
man better than common animals
is that he has a will and can
direct his actions accordingly.
I will not tell Mr. Jerry Kirk
that Highway 6 runs both ways,
and that he can better his position
by leaving. That would be writing
off the situation too easily by
using a trite and pointless argu
ment. Rather I would appeal to
his better judgement in hopes
that he would remedy the prob
lems he claims to face.
Whooping or even “a very cul
tured cat-call,” contrary to popu
lar belief here, is not a natural
urge. It may be “good bull” in
some eyes, but I’m sure the ma
jority disapproves.
I would suggest that instead of
blaming his lack of manners on
abbreviated hemlines, it would be
more to his advantage if he would
treat young women with respect.
Otherwise he may find himself
still living in beautiful Legett
Hall, without a phone or money
to go to Austin or La Grange,
and advertising for a date in The
Battalion.
Mike Snyder
ASCE and TSPE will hear W.
A. Pogue, manager of the south
western division of Chicago
Bridge and Iron, speak on “En
gineering Is Exciting” at 6:30
p.m. in the Chicken Shack. Reser
vations may be made with Harry
Sweet at 845-1251.
Chemistry Wives Club will meet
at 7:30 p.m. at Figure Salon,
1716 Texas Ave. Members should
wear or bring clothes appropri
ate for exercising.
Symposium for Environmental
Awareness will meet at 7:30 p.m.
in Room 208 Architecture. Prog
ress of committees will be em
phasized at the meeting.
Society for the Advancement
of Management will meet at 8
p.m. in Posada del Ray game
room. Members are admitted free
to the organizational party and
non-members must pay $1.50.
Parachute Club will meet at
7:30 p.m. in Room 113 Plant Sci
ences.
SATURDAY
Wrestling Team will hold a
match at 7 p.m. in G. Rollie
White Cdliseum Annex. Admission
is free.
MONDAY
Engineering Technology Wives
Club will hear Mrs. Thelma Pohl
speak at 8 p.m. at the Lady Fair
Beauty Salon.
Editor:
The purpose of this letter is to
clarify a statement credited to
me in “Senate Recommends
Court of Appeals,” The
Battalion, March 5, 1970. There
is no opposition on my part to
permit the university president to
approve the student appointees
to the Court of Appeals. As one
of the persons assisting in the
final draft of the proposal, my
approval was given at the time
for the provision. My senate de
bate, as reported in The Bat
talion, made brief reference to
the seemingly inappropriateness
of a presidential approval while
the students lacked the privilege
of approving the faculty. I wish
not to leave the impression that
the amendment I proposed was
based on that reasoning alone.
By itself, it appears somewhat of
a childish argument.
It is my strongest contention
and desire to permit Senate rati
fication of the faculty appointees.
There are other reasons, though.
The appointed judges may have
the respect of the president but
conceivably the same respect and
rapport may not be accorded by
the students. The student, also,
must feel he has something with
the selection of judges since the
results are forces affecting him
and he alone. In the final anlysis,
the request for Senate ratifica
tion is not out of line, but is right
and quite just.
One cause for turmoil
American campuses is that stu
dents feel they have no influence
on those forces that affect them.
My attempt in proposing the said
amendment to the Court of Ap
peals, therefore, was an attempt
to moderate such fears. I am sor
ry that I failed to catch this very
important proviso before the
final draft was approved.
Milton Garrett
Editor:
Too often and too painful have
been the severe injustices suf
fered by Blacks (students, em
ployees, visitors) on this campus.
This University, with its 1955-ish
Cbe Battalion
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A division of ERC
racist air, may well be charting
its own course of self-destruction.
Appeals have been made to Uni
versity officials, community lead
ers and other students—all with
out noticeable success.
One does not need to point out
the painful results of institution
alized racism. Needless I say that
no worse form of racism can be
contrived on this campus.
What is essential, and many
years overdue, is that we define
a starting point. For being vic
tims of institutions, unknowingly,
we have lost sight of our per
spective. Therefore we must de
fine as clearly as possible our
problems and purposely avoid
formation of formal committee.
As repeatedly shown in the past,
formal committees only impede
progress. Special methods—“think
tanks,” encounters, case studies-
would produce better results.
Formal committees should after
wards be formed as end results
for assessment and evaluation of
information obtained, and for
recommendations of solutions.
The problems of institutional
injustice (unlike our severe trans
gressions of women’s rights),
when proceeding unchanged could
surely provide A&M and its com
munity a turbulent if not catas
trophic future.
Allen E. Giles
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