THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1974
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From autos to women
Free University to hold registration
r
jP'ree University, the education
al service which costs nothing and
has no structure, will hold regis
tration tonight from 7-9 on the
first floor of the Memorial Stu
dent Center.
HA complete listing of courses
offered appears below as a guide.
'■Introduction to Automotive re
pairs will be held Mondays at 7
p. m. in the Mechanical Engin
eering Bldg., Rm. 101. This is a
class for the rank beginner to
teach him how to perform simple
repairs on his car.
^Automotive Principals and Ap
plications will be held Mondays at
Read Battalion Classifieds
8 p. m. in the Mechanical Engi
neering Bldg.. Rm. 101. This is
for those who would like to modi
fy or improve their cars.
The Bible and History will be
held Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m. in Rm
205 of the Academic Bldg. The
Bible and it’s relation to world
religions is the courses’ topic.
The Bible and Prophecy will be
held Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m. in Rm.
231 of the Chemistry Bldg. The
return of Christ and the place of
modern Israel are some of the
weekly offerings.
Biblical Interpretations will be
held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. in Rm
Money and Scholarships
127 of the Academic Bldg. The
course will explore different
translations and their ultimate
differences.
Biology and Social problem will
be structured by the students un
der the direction of Dr. J. Van
Overbeek. Come meet him tonight.
Chess will be offered Wednes
days at 7:30 p. m. in Rm 205 of
the Academic Bldg. The course
will teach how to play and how
to outplay others.
Communism and Christianity
will be offered Thursdays at 7
p. m. in Rm. 127 of the Academic
Bldg. The two philosophies will be
investigated in depth in. opposition
and combination.
Comparative Religions will be
Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. at the Con
127 of the Academic Bldg. Guest
speakers will talk about their be
liefs.
Creative Cookery will be held
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the Con
solidated High Home Economics
Rm. How to make princely de
lights out of porridge will be
taught.
Death and Dying will be held
Thursdays at 7 p. m. in Rm 204 of
the Academic Bldg. How to look
at death from all viewpoints ex
cept that of the necessary end,
will be covered.
Elementary Latin will be held
Tuesday at 7 p. m. in Rm 204 of
the Academic Bldg. How to con
verse with a Roman legion or
maiden will be taught from
“scratch”.
Campus Briefs
OPA rush
Air Force ROTC 2 Year Program
Department of Aerospace Studies — TAMU
Applications Now Being Accepted
The opportunity to provide for
action in service is the goal of
Omega Phi Alpha service soro
rity.
This organization is sponsor
ing a rush Thursday evening in
Room 301 of the University Cen
ter Tower. All women are wel
comed from 7-9 to investigate
the club and meet its members.
This organization works at
such varied roles as clerks for
the Student Government Book
Exchange, helpers at the Blood
Drive and voting agents during
elections. They also help at va
rious off-campus children’s and
old people’s homes.
OPA will be taking orders for
red, pink, white or peppermint
carnations to be delivered on Val
entine’s Day. The flowers are 50tf
a piece and can be ordered from
any OPA member.
Dining room
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STEREO GEAR
At The World’s Lowest Prices (Hon
est). Would You Believe Kenwood,
Pioneer, Marantz, Superscope, Du
al, Garrard, J.B.C., Bozak, K.L.H
A.R., Dynaco, Fisher ? ? ?
SOUND HARD TO BELIEVE?
Call: Creed Ford
At 846-8329
Between 3 and 7
Night operation of the Tower
Dining Room was discontinued
Friday, announced Tom Cherry,
vice-president for Business Af
fairs.
The noon buffet will be contin
ued as before.
Cherry cited a lack of evening
clients and increasing interest in
using the facility for catered
events in ending the night serv
ice.
He said the Tower would be
available for special catered
events in the evening through the
Department of Food Services.
Great Issues
Great Issues will present Ger
man journalist Joachim Schwelien
in a Thursday lecture on “How
The Dollar Fell.”
Schwelien will speak from 12
noon to 1 p.m. in Rooms 225 and
226 of the Memorial Student Cen
ter, announced Great Issues
Chairman John Hoover.
The MSC committee will also
present Williams D. Ruckelshaus,
former Environmental Protection
Agency director and U. S. Deputy
Attorney General, Feb. 13 in con
junction with SCONA XIX.
Other spring semester speak
ers will be announced.
Vacancies in SG
Three vacancies opened up on
the Student Government this
week.
The sophomore College of Ag
riculture position of Karl Kuy
kendall became vacant, as Kuy
kendall resigned, citing academic
reasons.
Two graduate student positions
on the SG Judicial Board are also
open, according to SG President
Randy Ross.
Interested students who must
have a 2.25 grade point average
or better, may apply at the SG
office in the Memorial Student
Center Programs Office.
Rummage sale
Start your spring cleaning now.
Donate your unwanted items to
the Officers’ Wives’ Club for
their February 28-March 2 rum
mage sale. The rummage sale is
a service project with proceeds to
be given to the Bryan and College
Station Girls Clubs. Any items
will be accepted. Please call Gayle
Wilke, 846-7698 or Glenna Page,
846-2926 for pickup of donations.
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JUNIORS and
SOPHOMORES
1974 AGGIELAND
CLASS PICTURE SCHEDULE
M-0 1 Feb. 4-Feb. 8
P-R Feb. 11-Feb. 15
S-V Feb. 18-Feb. 22
W-Z Feb. 25- Mar. 1
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Pictures will be taken from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
At
UNIVERSITY STUDIO
115 N. Main
846-8019
(Bring fee slips)
North Gate
Is Engineering Human will be
held Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. in
Rm 333a of Zachry. How technol
ogy affects man is the topic of
the course.
Film Appreciation will be held
Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. in Rm
607 of the University Center
Tower. Films have been scheduled
and various types will be discuss
ed.
First Aid will be held to show
how to care for yourself and oth
ers. Time and place will be de
cided later.
Fundamentals of photography
will be held second and fourth
Mondays at 7:30 pm in Rm 230-
231 MSC. The black and white
basics will be covered.
The Gospels will be held Wed
nesdays at 7:30 p. m. in Rm 125
of the Academic Bldg. All four
gospels will be considered sep-
erately and as a group.
Modern Dance will be offered
Mondays at 7:30 p. m. in the
Fencing Rm of the Coliseum An
nex. How to exercise the body and
how to use it in expression will
be taught.
Radio will be held to help those
interested in obtaining their AR-
RL novice license and to teach
short wave operation.
Revelation will be held Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. in Rm 231 of
the Chemistry Bldg. A chapter-by
chapter survey will be done.
Self Defense for Women will be
held Mondays at 6:30 p. m. in
the Wrestling Rm of the Coliseum
Annex. Both men and women are
welcome at this quicky Judo and
Karate course.
Toastmasters will be held Mon
days at 7:30 p. m. in Rm 502 for
University Center Tower. Extem
poraneous speaking will be
taught.
Women in American Literature
will be held Thursdays at 7:30 p.
m. in Rm 205 of the Academic
Bldg. The role of women in love
and marriage through the written
word will be explored.
Poisoned
candies
for sale
WASHINGTON O*’)—The Food
and Drug Administration said
Tuesday that Canadian chocolate
blamed for at least 47 cases of
food poisoning in the United
States is being recalled from the
market.
The FDA said that thousands
of chocolate balls, wrapped in
multicolored metal foil have been
associated with a salmonella ill
ness which had been rare in this
country.
The chocolate balls, labeled
Regent Solid Milk Chocolate,
were manufactured by Regent
Chocolate Ltd. of St. Hyacinthe,
Quebec, Canada, and distributed
throughout the United States by
Triumph Candy Corp. of Engle
wood Cliffs, N.J.
Consumers were advised to re
turn the candy to the store where
purchased.
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