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Dance Theatre of Harlem with
Arthur Mitchell” Sunday,
March 2 - 4:30 p.m.
Female yell leaders okay
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1975
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The results of the roll call vote
for the yell leader resolution are as
follows.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jeff Dunn
John Nash
Barry Brooks
John Tyler
SCIENCE
Cindy Murray
Ralph McNutt
Duane Thompson
Diane Watkins
Joe Marcello
AGRICULTURE
Troie Pruett
Curtis Leonhardt
James Buckner
Bart Ramage
BUSINESS
Wayne Nutt
Jenni Guido
Bill Flores
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
EDUCATION
Mike Wollom
No
Suzanne Quinlan
No
Mary Ellen Martin
Yes
Tom Strickland
No
Bo Booty
Yes
Sherry Alebis
Yes
Tony Pelletier
No
Susan Warren
Yes
Dan Anderson
No
Glenn Ramsey
Yes
Carol Moore
Yes
Sandy Vega
Yes
CROCKER-McINNIS-
Gwen Flynt
Yes
ENGINEERING
SCHUM ACKER
Sandy Hood
Yes
Steve Johnson
Yes
Randy Hohlaus
No
Roger Knight
No
Gerard Pelletier
No
UTAY-WHITE
Payne Harrison
Yes
Steve Bohlmann
Yes
David McCabe
Yes
OFF CAMPUS GRADUATE
Larry Teverbaugh
No
LAW-PURYEAR-HENDERSON
Glenn Brown
Yes
Rick Boudreaux
No
Rajesh Kent
Yes
Julie Reedy
Yes
David Stockard
No
HOTARD-MILNER-WALTON
Fran McNeely
Yes
GEOSCIENCES
Mike Papin
Yes
UNIVERSITY OWNED
Lee Billingsley
Yes
DAVIS-GARY-MOORE-MOSES
APARTMENTS
LIBERAL ARTS
Tom Dawsey
No
Bruce Crager
No
Susan Fontaine
Yes
KRUEGER
Mike Gerst
Yes
Warren Russell
Yes
Cindy Wallace
No
Cyndi Davis
Yes
Dale Foster
abstain
FOWLER-KEATHLEY-
Chris Farmer
No
Clayton Smith
Yes
HUGHES
Shwan Kelly
No
VETERINARY MEDICINE
Missie Miller
No
Ann Marie Stone
No
Barney Rafferty
No
DUNN
Lisa Swanson
No
Kelly McManus
No
Cecil Albrecht
No
NEW SENATORS
Quin Skains
No
OFF CAMPUS
Paul Ferrar
Yes
CORPS
UNDERGRADUATE
Dan Darbyshire
Yes
Over the Wall
UT has editor problems
Craig Scott
£
No
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By CYNTHIA MACIEL
Staff Writer
At Texas A&M the editor of the
Battalion is selected by the Student
Publications Board. There are no
disqualified votes, no invalidated
elections, no appeal decision.
Our university neighbor to the
southwest, the UNIVERSITY OF
TEXAS AT AUSTIN, elected an
editor and now is trying to un-elect
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1. Do you believe The Bible to be an inspiring human document, rather than
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2. Do you believe that man is not condemned by the doctrine of “original
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Come Hear
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him. Bill Garland, the prospective
editor, was found guilty by the
Alpha Phi Omega Election Com
mission of violating the Texas Stu
dent Publications election code
while running for the office by “con
tinually campaigning in university
owned dormitories. He had been
warned by a resident assistant that
such activities were prohibited by
dorm policies.
Garland maintains that although
his campaign activities carried him
to several men’s dorms, he did not
think such canvassing was in viola
tion of the election rules. There is a
Student Court hearing today to de
termine whether the disqualifica
tion will be allowed to stand.
If Garland’s disqualification is
upheld, the issue becomes confus
ing. The Election Commission must
choose whether to name second-
place Tagliarino editor-elect or to
call for a new election or even to
dump the matter on the board by
reporting only that a vacancy exists
in the editor’s position.
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operation. These profits will be
used to provide live and continuing
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student employees and insure that
prices will be far below those of any
other establishment in the Rice
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
AT AUSTIN is still constructing, as
we are. The Daily Texan pointed out
that at a time when the university
president is proposing a cut-back in
the budget of the College of
Humanities and at a time when stu
dent interest in inter-collegiate ath
letics is at a low, the University is
about to present its athletics de
partment with three new facilities,
costing $37 million.
The newspaper said that the
added construction will not help
Texas in academic endeavors, but
will help the University become a
good-looking institution.
The SOUTHERN METHODIST
UNIVERSITY newspaper reports
that campus fraternities are chang
ing their pledge programs in order
to abide by the University anti
hazing policy. Some fraternities will
have to change most of their pledge
programs but one says that they will
only have to omit their scavenger
hunts and Hell Week. They added
that they will rename Hell Week
“Help Week.”
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TAMU is offering the new College Level Examination Program which
offers people a chance to gain credit for college-level achievement regardless
of formal education or background.
Information and registration for the CLEP tests is available at the
Academic Testing Center in the Academic Building.
CLEP tests offered
There are four vacancies in the TAMU Student Senate.
Graduate — Agriculture
Graduate — Engineering
Graduate — Liberal Arts
Undergraduate — Off-Campus
Applications will be accepted in the MSC Student Programs Office
until March 10.
Necktie Party to meet
The Necktie Party, an alternative to the present Student Government,
will meet tonight to set policies and nominate candidates in the MSC
Student Lounge. There are no dues or duties, “only opinions are needed.
“Everyone is welcome to come and speak or just watch.
Society opens nominations
Phi Delta Gamma is accepting nominations through March 29 for
“Outstanding Young Woman of Brazos County.’’
Nominees should be between ages 21 and 35 and be nominated for
activities such as community service and occupation achievements.
The judging panel, which consists of five persons from
business/professional groups, civic groups and TAMU, will present the
award on April 19.
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