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by ApaSche
THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 24, 1970
College Station, Texas
Page 3
The second Turkey Trot will be
run Thursday at A&M by the
Health and Physical Education
Department and Phi Epsilon
Kappa.
A means of emphasizing physi
cal fitness, the Turkey Trot will
be a 3.2-mile run, walk or jog —
Spending upon the individual —
around the golf course and back
to G. Rollie White Coliseum.
Certificates will be awarded to
all who complete the trot, an
nounced Health and Physical Ed
ucation Head Dr. Carl W. Lan-
diss. There are no fees nor re
quirements and the event is open
to all regardless of age or sex.
Participants should be in front
of the coliseum at 8 a.m.
“This is a community-wide
event and is not limited to stu
dents or personnel,” explained
Dr. John M. Chevrette.
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Robert Halsell Travel Service
1016 Texas Ave. — Bryan
Lakes over-fed
biologist
warns
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TES: You may pick up your graduation
nouncements November 13 in the Game
m at 8:00 a.m. in the MSC. Extra
laouncements will also go on sale in the
toe Room, November 16 at 8:00 a.m. 42t8
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Chrysler Corp. Cars
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HALSELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
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WORK WANTED
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1971 VOLKSWAGENS
$1863.00
New & Used Cars
Call Don Corsale
846-9944 Representative
For
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Engraving Service
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Texas Coin Exchange, Inc.
1018 S. Texas 822-5121
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$3.00 pi
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full-time persons to take
Fuller Brush Company,
and up. For information
all 823-0106. 38tl2
REWARD
Reward for information leading to a
white car with damaged left side, which
was involved in a hit and run accident.
November 19. 846-9709.
HELP WANTED
Waitress wanted, single; hourly wagi
plus tips, call for appointment. 846-7891
during day. After 6, 822-9715. Sebestians
Club, 1313 South College. Also part-time
for holidays. Coeds welcome. 49tl
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MEN!
$80 Plus
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Call 846-0501
4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Today
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DOMESTIC COOK AND
HOUSEKEEPER
Excellent working conditions and fringe
benefits. Personal interview and refer
ences necessary. Personnel Office, A&M
University, Room 13, System Adminis
tration Building.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER 37tfn
Teacher Placement Services
YOUR COMPLETE DOSSIER
COMPLETE
FOR
PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS
For more information:
Visit the TPS office
TAMU Academic Bldg.
Room 442
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official notices must arrive in th
ent Pubiicatioi
p.m. of the day proceeding pu
of Student Pu
1
before
e Office
deadline of
blication.
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
r inal Jtxamination tor the J
Name: Mott, Glen Edward
Degree: Ph.D. in Biochemi:
Biochemistry
CHOLESTEROL AND BILE
Degr
Dl ACID t METABOLISM AS INFLUENCED
BY DIETARY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
MANIPULATIONS OF THEINIEST-
INAL MICROFLORA IN SWINE.
Time: November 26, 1970 at 10:00 a. m.
Place: Room 214 (Conference Room) in
the Herman Keep Bldg.
George W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
Math 418 has lab every Thursday from
2-6 p. m. during spring semester. Math
417 is not a prerequisite. 49tl
The English Proficiency Examination for
aajor in Botany, Microbii ’
■" ’ e given Wednesday,
ology and Zoology
will be given Wednesday, November 18 at
4:00 p. m. in Room 113 of the Biological
Science Building East. Examine*
bring pen, pencil and dictionary.
Bi
sees
ogu
should
All students who are candidates for the
ee of Doctor of Philos
Education a
veil as the
Hoods are
ce no later
?mber 8th
tiange Store
Registrar). Tht ^
not be worn in thi
:or
Doctor
i
it
oi
Exchange Store will carry the hoods 1
Registrar). The Ph.D. or D.Ed. hoods will
degree of Doctor of Philosophy or Docl
of Education are required to order hoods
well as the Doctor’s Caps and gowns.
Hoods are to be left at the Registrar’s
later than 1:00 p. m., Tuesdi
as
The
Offi
Dec*
p. m., Tuesday,
mber 8 th (a representative of the
ange Store will carry the hoods to the
e pr*
doctoral candidates will be hooded
stage as part of the ceremony. Candi
for the Master’s Degree will wear thi
ocession since all
on the
didates
ir’s Degree will wear
gown; all civilian students
candidates for the Bachelor's
nd gown ; RO
the cap
ho are
Degree will
wear the cap and gown ; ROTC students
who are candidates for the Bachelor’s De
gree will wear the appropriate uniform.
gree will wear the appropriate uniform
All military personnel who are candidates
for a degree either graduate or underf
rill wear the uniform only. R
grad-
ental
may be ar-
tore. Orders
ree ei
uate, will wear the uniform
of Doctor’s caps and gowni
ranged with the Exchange Store. Ordei
for Doctor’s rental regalia will be take
starting November 9 until noon November
21. The rental for the Doctor’s cap and
gown is $7.82, tax included. Hood rental
is the same as that for the cap and gown.
Payment is required at time of placing
the order. Bachelor’s and Master’s regalia
may be purchased at the Exchange Store
beginning November 16, 1970. The purchase
price of the Bachelor’s cap and gown is
$6.88. The pun
cap
clud*
e e:
ovember 16, 1970. The purchasi
achelor’s cap and gown i:
chase price of the Master’s
and gown is $7.66. These prices in-
e tax.
C. W. Landiss, Chairman
Convocations Committee
CHILD CARE
Experienced
from 8 to 6.
child care. Call
846-6636
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Watch sparks
from Bonfire,
area warned
Extremely dry conditions of the
past few weeks are causing extra
precautionary measures by Texas
A&M and College Station Fire
Departments for the Tuesday
bonfire.
Acting fire chief Douglas W.
Landua of A&M said residents
downwind from the 7:30 p.m.
Thanskgiving game bonfire
should be on the lookout for
sparks and firebrands.
“I would very much recommend
that those individuals with wood
shingle roofed homes hose it
down,” Landua suggested. He
indicated that the university and
College Station fire departments
will have trucks roaming the
downwind area during the bon
fire, as in past years.
Jim Lightfoot, A&M weather
station meteorologist whose
Thursday predictions for the bon
fire yell practice included no rain,
wind out of the west at 5 to 8
mph and 48 to 52 degrees, said
strong, gusty afternoon winds
should slow considerably near
sundown.
Many of the nation’s lakes are
over-fed, sick and in acute danger,
a prominent biologist warned
Monday in opening the 15th an
nual “Water for Texas” confer
ence at A&M.
The alarm was sounded by Dr.
Arthur D. Hasler, director of the
University of Wisconsin’s Labora
tory of Limnology and a newly
named member of the prestigious
National Academy of Sciences.
He was keynote speaker for the
two-day meeting sponsored by
A&M’s Water Resources Institute.
Hasler said lakes across the
nation are deteriorating at such
a “galloping pace” that only im
mediate and massive action can
avoid catastrophe.
He said the lakes are endanger
ed by “cultural eutrophication,”
which he described as an acceler
ated process of enrichment in
which nutrient wastes, such as
sewage, pour in from a man-
changed environment. In short,
such lakes are over-fed and obese,
he noted.
Activities cited for contributing
to the problem include intensified
agriculture, river-basin develop
ment, recreational use of waters
and domestic and industrial ex
ploitation of shore properties.
Dr. Rasler explained such an
accelerated process of enrichment
causes undesirable changes in
plant and animal life, reduces the
aesthetic qualities and economic
value of the body of water and
threatens the destruction of valu
able water resources.
He painted a picture of over
whelming excessive scums of
bluegreen algae and aquatic plant
which “choke” the open water,
rendering it turbid and non-
potable.
“The algae and aquatic plants
die and rot,” said the Wisconsin
professor, “yielding a repugnant
odor and the organic matter from
this crop sinks and consumes the
deep-water oxygen vital for fish
and other animal life.”
Hasler called for educational
and religious institutions, as well
as all types of civic organizations
and news media, to join in a pro
gram to acquaint the public with
the causes and means for curing
cultural eutrophication.
While he warned that the proc
esses of eutrophication are too
rapid to risk delay in taking legal
action, Dr. Hasler said regula
tions should be established to
prevent further damage.
“In applying new concepts of
water law to the alleviation of
eutrophication,” he pointed out,
“there is a need for proper zoning
ordinances and forthright public
initiative in modernizing the law
when the scientific data, even if
not complete, suggest action.”
Dr. Hasler said public planners
recommend the formation of a
drainage basin authority, which
can act for the towns, counties
and municipalities to deal with
all problems of water quality.
He added that such an organ
ization should have authority to
make water and sewage assess
ments, control erosion, create
zoning ordinances, conduct studies
toward evaluation of problems
and evolve improvements.
Students
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dams.
“If this is successful it will
show that there are ways other
than Bonfire to build spirit,” Mc-
Key said. “Everything is fine
about Bonfire except the lack of
Landua, who noted sparks from
the bonfire are carried two to environmental concern shown,
three miles fro mthe site, said The direction of environmental
wetting down roofs “would be a concern is the direction we have
big help” to firemen. to take.”
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