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( Campus briefs ]
Summer language studies discussed
Students interested in joining the summer study programs in modern
languages will meet this week.
Students interested in the German program meet at 7 p.m. Wednes
day, Nov. 13, in room 106 of the Academic Building.
Meetings for the French and Mexican study sessions will be Monday,
Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., respectively, in room 108.
The Mexican and Czech programs will be approximately six weeks in
duration while German and French would be eight to 10 weeks. The Spanish
project in Mexico will be for 300-level classes only.
No information on costs is yet available, says Dr. Anne Elmquist, but
further details will be distributed as they are worked out.
Calculators sold at discount
The Texas Delta chapter of Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering society,
is selling electronic calculators at reduced prices. Tau Beta Pi, is a non
profit organization and this service is being offered solely as a benefit to the
university community.
For further information and price quotations on the calculators call
693-3317, 846-1635, 845-5470 or 845-2766.
Book collectors compete
Texas A&M student book collectors put their volumes on the line
Friday in the annual University Library contest, at 2 p.m. in the library
conference room.
Nineteen collections will vie for six $100 prizes.
Collection topics include the oceans, John F. Kennedy, East Africana,
revolution in theory and practice, scouting, science fiction, Texana and the
institutions of government.
Lon Tinkle, Dallas Morning News book editor and critic, heads a
three-judge panel. He will speak on “Confessions of a Book Critic.
Dr. Irene Hoadley, library director, noted that the contest lecture and
awards ceremony is open to all interested persons.
Lectures held at lunch
Two “brown bag” activities are planned Tuesday and Wednesday for
students and faculty.
Tuesday, a noon to 1:30 p.m. seminar features Dr. Glenn Johnson,
education and curriculum instruction professor, leading a panel on higher
education. The seminar will be held in room 717 of Harrington Education
Center and is sponsored by the EDCI Graduate Student Association.
On Wednesday, the Department of Educational Administration will
feature two films from noon to 1 p.m. with a 30-minute discussion period
offered afterwards.
The films, to be shown in room 623 of Harrington, are “The Futurists’
and “The Class of 01: The College of Tomorrow, ” both dealing with ex
pected trends and needs in future education.
Burglars
take sugar
over money
VISALIA, Calif. (AP) —
Inflation-minded burglars ignored
money and soft drinks at Rex Bottl
ing Co. here, police said Monday.
Instead, they hauled off 500 pounds
of sugar-
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