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Next Tuesday
FREE
INTRODUCTORY
LECTURE
Tuesday, Jan. 27
Library
Room 226
7:30 p.m.
MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI
TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
INCREASED MENTAL CLARITY
FROM DEEP REST
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President selected
by Former Students
Attorney Mayo J. Thompson has
been elected president of Texas
A&M’s 67,000-member Association
of Former Students for 1976.
Texas A&M’s Centennial-year As
sociation president has law offices in
Washington and Dallas. Thompson
is a former Houston attorney &
former member of the FederalTrade
Commission.
Elected program vice presidents
were Lawrence D. White of Fort
Worth, activities; John A. Mobley,
Austin, community affairs; Harvey
Cash, Dallas, fund raising; Doug G.
Kaspar, Shiner, high school pro
grams; Robert A. Miears, Houston,
membership, and Jack M. Rains,
Houston, public relations.
The 1941 Texas A&M graduate
succeeds John W. Caple, Fort
Worth businessman and 1952 A&M
graduate.
Chosen president-elect for the
university’s anniversary year is Dr.
John M. Knox, chairman of the
Baylor College of Medicine’s Der
matology Department in Houston.
Knox completed studies here in
1946.
Regional vice presidents are Raul
B. Fernandez, San Antonio; Charles
H. Weinbaum, Beaumont; Robert
Smith, Dallas; Harry L. Ledbetter,
Austin; J. C. Raney, Midland; John
H. Bone, Albuquerque, N. M., and
Rafael A. Urdaneta, Maracaibo,
Venezuela.
CRAFT SHOP
SPRING WORKSHOPS
Jewelry, macrame, weaving, kite making, tatting,^
cake decorating, leaded glass, painting, chair canine
repair, dip & drape dolls, silkscreen, watercolor, laj
bread dough, sand terrariums, crochet, needlepoint
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REGISTRATION BEGINS
JANUARY 26, 1976 11:00 a.m.
CRAFT SHOP, MSC 845-1631
The new Association of Former
Students leaders are due here Feb.
13-15 at the winter council meeting.
Anniversary Celebration
We’re rolling back our prices. Just for you.
Prices good from Jan. 15, 1976 thru Jan. 24, 1976
Shampoo Haircut Blowdry
$2.00 off reg. price
Uniperm and Haircut
$30.00 short $35.00 long.
Color Highlighting - does not include frosting & bleaching
$12.50 short $17.50 long.
We have six operators for your convenience
Call or come by: Above Kesami Sandwich Shoppe
331 University Drive
Happy College Station, Texas New Year
713/846-7614 ■ 77840
AGGIES!
Douglas
Jewelry
offers
Student ID Discounts!
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15% off of $ 50 00 or more
10% off of under ’SO 00
CASH PURCHASE ONLY
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822-3119
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DOWNTOWN BRYAN
Positions Now Available
APPLICATIONS FOR MSC PRESIDENT
AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ARE
NOW BEING TAKEN IN THE MSC
STUDENT PROGRAMS OFFICE , RM. 216
OF THE MSC. ANYONE MAY APPLY.
DEADLINES
PRESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS - JAN. 26
CHAIRMEN APPLICATIONS - FEB. 9
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