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I • , » * New Central Campus Mall Progressing on Schedule Tyler S'clil JclC 4 Colle & e Station, Texas Wednesday, March 11, 1970 THE BATTALION Jf-JE I To Clash Here G. Rollie White Coliseum will be the scene Thursday nig-ht of a basketball playoff game between Dressing up of the central campus is about 35 per cent com plete and progressing well, uni versity officials said Tuesday. With continued sunny weather, progress on the central campus mall in the Academic Building- Gushing Building-Library-Agri- You can become an . . . IBM KEYPUNCH OPERATOR in the rapidly expanding world of computers. Job openings occur daily for qualified keypunch operators. Two nights a week for six weeks is all the time that is required to learn to be an operator. For Information Call 822-1332 INSTITUTE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION Division of International Computer Graphics Bryan Building and Loan Building 2800 Texas Avenue Bryan, Texas 77801 culture Building area will be rapid, according to Chris H. Smith, construction inspector of the Physical Plant Department. The mall will include 24-foot wide sidewalks from the Aca demic to Agriculture Buildings and lights, benches, new foliage and planters around existing trees. two of the top junior colleges in the state and perhaps the nation. Concrete pouring began in front of the Biological Sciences complex late last week and con tinued Monday. Smith said week end rain did not have any ad verse effect on the pouring. He indicated installation of drainage lines — the biggest job — is 95 per cent complete. The area between the Academic and Cushing Buildings—where streets have been removed — has been stabilized and is ready for form building. “The mall will be ready for the landscaper by May 10, may be sooner,” Smith added, noting the entire project will be com plete before classes begin next fall. San Jacinto Junior College of Pasadena and Tyler Junior Col lege square off at 7:30 for the final game in a three-game play off to decide who goes to the na tional finals in Hutchinson, Kan sas. Tyler, sporting an impres sive 32-5 mark for the year, took the first game of the series, 114- 9", in Tyler but the Ravens ex ploded last night in their own gym to tie it up with a 109-87 thumping. Symposium Sponsors Ecosystem Lecture An A&M range science pro fessor will speak on “Man’s Changing Role in the Ecosystem” at 7:30 tonight in Room 112-113, Plant Sciences. Dr. E. J. Dyksterhuis will pre sent the talk, sponsored by the lecture committee of the Sympo sium for Environmental Aware- um here at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Room 140 Physics. Allen’s talk is entitled “Lattice Dynamics of Surfaces.” He received his B.S. degree in physics at Rice in 1963 and Ph.D. at UT last year. Admission for the contest will be $2 for adults and $1 for stu dents (including A&M students). mented Robert H. Rucker, Physi cal Plant Department landscape architect. “But workmen are making good progress in spite of it.” “There has been quite a bit of delay due to wet weather,” com- General contractor for the work is R. B. Butler and Sons of Bry an with Charles W. Scott and Son of San Antonio sub-contract ing landscape work. Project architect is Jarvis, Putty and Jarvis of Dallas. ness. According to Bill Seal, chair man of the symposium, the talk is the first of a series of discus sions aimed at giving the citizens of Brazos County a source of information on problems arising from man’s pollution of his en vironment. Seal said SEA is a university- approved group of faculty, citi zens and students which hopes to provide a public service by relat ing environmental problems in general to some of those found in Brazos County. Iranian to Visit A&M Thursday The counselor for Iranian Stu dent Affairs from the Iranian Embassy in Washington, D. C., will visit the campus Thursday. Marteza Ali Akbar will meet with A&M’s 12 Iranian students at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Stu dent Center Birch Room. The university will host a luncheon honoring Akbar at the Ramada Inn. Gholam Djavadi, biology grad uate student, is president of the A&M Society of Iranian Students. Scout Circus Tickets Now Being Sold Dr. Allen to Present Physics Colloquium Dr. Rolland Allen, postdoctoral physics student at the University of Texas, will present a colloqui- Tickets to the March 20-21 Ar- rowmoon District Scouting Cir cus are now on sale in Bryan and College Station. Members of Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Explorer Units are Shop Safeway & Compare'. Everyday Come In ond Shop oround.f.ll your cart wHh many bar- qaini* Special*! Stock up on fine *ood» for lei* money, ★ Extra Money Saving Safeway Brands! olf USDA Inspected Grade ChuckSteakeo^ FRYERS ».,.29 4 UIIUI/VI OlUCIll (Cut-Up Fr«h or Froi.n —lb. 35<) —Lb. Hi Full Center Cut USDA Choice Heavy Beef ■ — . _ _ (Swiss steak 7«.) -it. 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Pre-school youngsters will be admitted free. Civilian Menu Board To Convene Thursday The Civilian Student Mem Board will meet at noon Thurs day in the cash cafeteria at Sbisa Dining Hall. Students who have suggestions or comments on the food or some other area of dining hall opera tions should contact one of the student committeemen, Howard S. Perry, civilian student activi ties director said. Board members are: Pat Wet- theim, 402 Hotard Hall, 846-5131; Tommy Henderson, 310 Hughts Hall, 845-6800; Shelton Wallace, 127 Davis-Gary, 845-1566; Van Kinerd, 30 Milner, 846-211!, Laundry Announces Easter Schedule Laundry schedule changes for the Easter holidays have keen announced by the A&M Laundry, During the week of March 23- 27, laundry for all students til be picked up only on Monday ani Tuesday by 9 a.m. and retumei by 5 p.m. Wednesday. No fine will be charged this week. During the week of March 31- April 3, Monday’s laundry (A, C) may be turned in on Tuesda; before 9 a.m. The regular sched ule will be resumed on Tuesda! for D through Z. J TER, Ags Score High On Smoking Test Students here are better if formed about potential heal hazards of smoking than a stiilt test group or national sample c a Jan. 16, 1968 “National Smtj ing Test” presented on the CDi Television Network. The students participated in i special test conducted by Heali and Physical Education Depart 1 ment faculty members in conjnnt tion with the nationally-televiw test. Results of the study by Dn John M. Chevrette and Donald I Merki were presented at a reef!) southern district meeting of tlf American Association for Healtl Physical Education and Recrei tion in Columbia, S. C. Merki is now with the Texas Woman's University health and physiol education faculty. The recently-presented report was reviewed in the Febniar) issue of AAHPER’s “Journal of School Health.” Chevrette plans additional re search in the area of motivations for smoking, utilizing material from the five-segment Nationil Educational Television network programs now being present by KAMU-TV. Friday Is Last Day To Schedule Pictures Aggieland editor Doug Page has made a special request that all hometown or professional clul pictures be scheduled before tlf deadline Friday. Organization pictures, he said must be taken by March 18. FOR BEST RESULTS TRY BATTALION CLASSIFIED dTole-iHaan SHOES 2Um5timtcs unibersfitj) men’s toear 329 University Drive 713/846-2706 College Station, Texas 77840 r v_ Ann Subject 1 ocratic P For U the Sixth of Texas. Gregory’s 116-4005. HUMPTY 3400 Si 123-8626. Vir WO Typing, ful Americard ac TYPING, ele< lienced. Rea! 146-81- ing. 65. AUT F( Cal Farme 3400 S. 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