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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1975
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Williams
justifies
renovation
BPresident Jack K. Williams told
Aggie moms he believed everyone
will like the campus renovation
once it is completed.
Dr. Williams was addressing the
Federation of TAMU Mothers’
Clubs executive board meeting
Saturday. The Moms were on cam
pus to lay the groundwork for the
April convention which will bring
representatives to TAMU from all
over the state.
B“We are planning a beautiful
campus for the Centennial but no
one can do anything with 100 per
cent approval,” Williams explained.
“There has been much, hard work
and time put in by a lot of people to
make the project a success. I know it
will make the campus a showplace
for the nation. ”
H The administration expects about
2*000 more students next year,
climbing to a student enrollment of
about 28,000 in the next few years.
|| Williams also cited the increased
holding power of the university that
Reps the students coming back.
■ “We love young people and that’s
why we re in the business, Wil
liams went on. “The University puts
out people who do good works as
well as just good students.”
■ Williams was honored as the
Moms’ “Man of the Year.” The 54
Aggie Mothers Clubs are scattered
^across the state boasting more than
2,600 members. Most club ac
tivities result in hinds to support
various aspects of student life at
TAMU.
p The executive meetings are also
planned for university leaders and
other guests to help the mothers
understand life at TAMU. Board
members also discussed federation
and club projects for the coming
year and other business matters.
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Enrollment
up, energy
use down
■ Despite increased enrollment
and added construction, Texas
A&M used 200,000 Kilowatt hours
less electricity in August 1974 than
August of the previous year.
j TAMU consumed 12.8 million
kwh compared to 13 million in Au
gust 1973 although overall electric
ity usage statewide was up 7.1 per
cent in agencies and institutions,
says the report by James M. Rose,
Special assistant for energy in Gov.
Dolph Briscoe’s office.
S; The majority of colleges and uni
versities reporting showed a decline
in electrical consumption, said the
study, with schools achieving an
overall reduction of 4.5 per cent
from August 1973.
| TAMU managed to cut its con-
; sumption despite 11.5 per cent in-
; crease in gross building square foot
age since November 1972 and an
enrollment jump of 15 per cent.
Foreign
students
oriented
An international students orien
tation will be conducted by the
Foreign Student Advisors office
Thursday.
It will include introduction to
Terminology, regulations, proce
dures, international student groups
and tours of the University Library
and Memorial Student Center.
Up to 70 participants are ex
pected. Many are here in an English
Language Institute.
A Wednesday reception, from 3
to 5 p.m. in 230-231 MSC, and 6
p m. supper hosted by the Univer
sity Lutheran Chapel highlight the
orientation.
The Extension Service Club,
through Mrs. Ann Cotner and Miss
Sadie Hatfield, are handling the re
ception. Pastor Hubert Beck and
ladies of several churches are coor
dinating the supper. Both have
been regular features for new inter
national students.
TAMU’s Academic Counseling
Center, Student Government, stu
dent insurance agent, dorm coun
selor Warren Faulkner and Univer
sity Police Chief O. L. Luther will
assist in the orientation.
It is required for new entering
international students. They will
enroll for the spring semester Fri
day.
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