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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, May 6, 1970
College Station, Texas
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Selection of activities dates for
the 1970-71 school year, which
begins Aug. 31 and ends May 15,
will be conducted Monday in the
Memorial Student Center Social
Room.
F. W. Hensel of the Continu
ing Education Office said the
All-University Calendar meeting
will start at 5 p.m.
Representatives of student or
ganizations and departments
should be prepared to turn in
desired dates for 1970-71 activi
ties.
“A representative is requested
to be present if events fall on a
Friday or Saturday, since most
conflicts come on weekends,” not
ed Hensel, continuing education
coordinator.
He said that because of space
requirements, regularly sched
uled meetings of departmental
clubs and societies are not listed.
Special meetings, such as yearly
initiations or banquets, should be
submitted.
Hensel pointed out that all
requests, including those by stu
dent governing bodies, college,
graduate, apartment and school
councils, must be submitted in
writing.
The 1970 fall semester runs
from Aug. 31 to Dec. 22, with
commencement on Dec. 12 and
Nov. 26-29 scheduled by the Reg
istrar for the Thanksgiving holi
days.
Spring semester classes begin
Jan. 18 and conclude May 7, with
commencement and Final Review
May 8 and semester exams May
10-15. Spring recess is April 8-
13, inclusive.
Tonight on KBTX
Numbers in ( ) denote channels
on the cable.
5:00 3 (5) General Hospital
5:30 3 (5) CBS Evening News
6:00 3 (5) News
6:30 3 (5) Hee Haw
7:30 3 (5) Beverly Hillbillies
8:00 3 (5) Johnny Cash
9:00 3 (5) Hawaii Five-O
10:00 3 (5) News
10:30 3 (5) It Takes a Thief
11:30 3 (5) Richard Diamond
Accounting Students
Win Scholarships
Fourteen accounting majors
received scholarships Tuesday
ranging in value from $100 to
$500.
The Tom Leland Scholarship
was presented to Larry Klein of
Kerrville. The $500 award is in
memoral of the former A&M
Accounting Department head.
Senior Larry Peebles of Tem
ple, who plans to attend gradu
ate school at North Texas State,
received the $400 Arthur Ander
son Scholarship.
Sophomores receiving $100
Arthur Anderson awards included
Joseph Aston of Farmersville,
David Berend of WindthorSt and
Timothy Dunn of Baytown.
Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell of Bry
an received the $400 Peat, Mar
wick, Mitchell and Co. Scholar
ship. The $300 Peat, Marwich,
Mitchell and Co. award went to
Michael Marshall of Houston.
The $300 Ernst and Ernst
Scholarships were awarded to
James Bizzak of Crane and Wil
liam Leftwich of Dallas.
Other $300 scholarships went
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The Allen M. Early Scholarship
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All the scholarship awards are
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33 Maritime Cadets
To Receive Licenses
GALVESTON — License pres
entation exercises for 33 Texas
Maritime Academy cadets will be
conducted May 22 at Ball High
School auditorium, announced
Adm. James D. Craik, TMA
superintendent.
Admiral Craik said 19 of the
cadets also will receive degrees
from A&M May 23.
The remaining 14 students are
scheduled to graduate in August
following their final summer
cruise.
J. T. Gilbride of New York,
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president of Todd Shipyards
Corp., will be featured speaker
for the 6 p.m. licensing cere
monies.
Examinations for the licenses
were administered last week by
U.S. Coast Guard officials from
Houston.
The licenses certify the recipi
ent’s qualification to serve in the
merchant marine as a third mate
or third assistant engineer.
TMA, a division of Texas
A&M, offers a four-year pro
gram leading to degrees in ma
rine transportation or marine
engineering.
★ ★ ★
Laundry Announces
Summer Schedule
The laundry schedule for the
summer sessions is now being
posted at all laundry stations on
campus.
The new schedule, effective
June 1, calls for persons whose
names begin with A through C
to turn in their laundry on Wed
nesday; D through H on Thurs
day; I through M on Friday; Me
through R on Monday; and S
through Z on Tuesday. Laundry
is to be deposited by 8:30 a.m.
and picked up after 3 p.m. the
following day.
Students residing in Dorms 7
through 10 will deposit and pick
up their laundry in the Dorm 12
station number 2. All other stu
dents will deposit their laundry
at the hospital station 4 and
pick it up at the main laundry
office.
★ ★ ★
UH Wins Computer
Programming Title
The University of Houston is
the winner of the first annual
Texas Computer Programming
Championships hosted here by
A&M.
Baylor was second in the week
end competition, followed by
TCU and A&M. Eleven schools
were represented.
The 4-man winning team
shared a $100 cash prize. The
Baylor entry received $50 and
TCU and Texas A&M, $25 each.
Prizes were furnished by IBM,
Univac, University Computing
Co., General Dynamics, Atlantic
Richfield and Shell Oil Co.
The computer competition, be
lieved to be the first of its type
in the nation, was sponsored by
the Data Processing Center and
Industrial Engineering Depart
ment.
★ ★ ★
Exchange Store Sells
Caps, Gowns
Bachelor’s and master’s degrea
candidates can purchase gradua
tion caps and gowns from the
Exchange Store as late as grad
uation day, reports store man
ager Chuck Cargill.
However, Cargill urged the
graduates to make their pur
chases early.
Graduation exercises are sched
uled for 9 a.m. Saturday, May
23. The Exchange Store opens
at 8 a.m. Saturdays.
Cargill noted the caps and
gowns are disposable. The pur
chase price for bachelor’s regalia
is $6.34 and master’s regalia will
cost $7.04.
Undergraduate members of the
Corps of Cadets may wear the
Class “A” summer uniform.
Military personnel who are can
didates for bachelor’s or master’s
degrees may wear the uniform in
lieu of academic regalia.
Doctoral regalia is rented. Ar
rangements must be made with
the Exchange Store by Friday,
May 8.
Rental for the doctoral candi
date is $7.56 for the doctor’s cap
and gown and $7.56 for the doc
tor’s hood.
Gown, cap and hood is required
of all doctoral candidates.
1970
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