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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, m. wn
Student leaders receive awards
By HOLLY HUTCHISON
A unal but dedicated croup of
(tudmts intent on •ervtng Texas
AdtM University were recoRmred at
the Student Government Award*
Ceremony Sunday evening.
Fred McClure, incoming student
body president, said. The purpose
of the ceremony is to recognise some
special individuals who've given out
standing service during the year "
Certificates were awarded to
members of the 1975-1976 Student
Senate for their services in student
government Freshmen whd served
as 1975-1976 executive aides were
also given certificates. Executive
aides Kelp members of the Executive
Committee by running errands, giv
ing input on issues, and other odd
Cyndi Edwards was given the
Outstanding^xecutive Aide Award,
an award given for the first time in
student government. Recording
Secretary Susan Rudd said Edward*
had "done a good job of doing tacky
OFFICIAL NOTICE
TEXAS **M I M|\ ERSm
fHFK F. Of TUX IJCAN OT
ADMISSIONS AND RECOADS
to aEELK:iaiEn>rt M HAse tux Texas a*m
aiNc;. an i ndeac.aadi ate sttdknt mist
have at least one year in riAidence.
credit roa at least ninety two (te semes
TER HOCRS AND RE IN GOOD STANDING WITH
THE CNISERSm A YEAR IN RESIDENCE MAY
CONSISTOF THE FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS
OR ONE or THE AROSE AND A FILL SI MMER
SESSION (ROTH THE FIRST AND SECOND
TERMS THE HOI RS PASSED AT THE PRELIMI
NARY GRADE REPORT PERIOD IN MARCH l«7*
MAY RE t’SED IN SATISFYING THIS NINETY TWO
St HOI RREO* IRFMEST STVDENTSQ1 ALIFY
INC I’NDER THIS REG! LAYTON SHOl'LD LEAST
THEIR NAMES YATTH THE RING CLERX ROOM
SEVEN. RICHARD COEE RITLDINC THIS
SHOl'LD RE DONE PRIOR TO MARCH lOTH IN
ORDER FOR ALL RECORDS TO RE CHECKED TO
DETERMINE RING ELICIRILITY STfDENTS AL
READY HAVING NINETY TWO AH COM PITTED
HOI RS ON RECORD AS OF TH E FALL SEMESTVft
■ ITS MAVORDER AT ANYTIME THESE REGTUtt
ORDERS ARE MAlIXDTHE LAST WEEK OF EACfl
MONTH GRADl ATE STl'DENTS ARE ELICIRLE
TO ORDER WITH PROOF (RECEIPT THAT THEY
HAVE FILED FOR GRADl'ATION
ORDERS FOR MID SEMESTER WILL RE TAKEN
BY THE RING CLERK STARTING MARCH 2* IV76
AND WILL CONTINl'E I'NTIL APRIL *1. 197* ALL
RINGS MfST BE PAID FOR IN FI LL WHEN THE
ORDER IS PLACED STVDENTS WILLifo E TIME
IF THEY WILL BRING MIDSEMESlgR GRADE
REPORTS ALONG WHEN READY fO ORDER
STUDENTS WHO HAVE FAl LED TO LEAVE THEIR
NAMES IN ADSANCE WILL BE ASKED TO RE
TVRN IATER TO ALLOY* TIME FOR RECORDS TO
BE CHECKED
THE RINGS ARE DVE TO ARRIVE ATTHE REGIS
TRARS OFFICE ON |I NE2B 1976 ALL RINGS OR
little things that none of us btgshots
wanted to do."
Plaques were given to members of
the 1975-1976 Executive Commit
tee: Mary Ellen Martin, executive
director of student government;
Troie Pruett, vice-president for stu
dent services. RjJesh Kent, vice-
president for academic affairs. Bill
Flores, vice-president for finance.
Jerri Ward, vice-president for exter
nal affairs. Duane Thompson, vice-
president of rules and regulations
Wes Harris, chairman of the judicial
board. Susan Rudd, recording sec re -
tary. and Fred McClure, speaker of
the senate
The Outstanding Administrator
Award was given to Ron Blatchlev.
associate director of student affairs
Martin said Blatchley had been
especially helpful with the rules and
regulations, and that his time, acces
sibility. and advice were very impor
tant to the Executive Committee. t
Mark Snider received the Out
standing Service Award Martin said
this award was given to person* who
7are willing to put in time to student
government without bring elected
members '
The Distinguished Senator
Awards were given to W. Scott
Sherman and Tom kollaja. Sherman
revitalized the student radio station
and according to Martin, “ran er
rands nobods else wanted to run
Kollaja activated the Student Cam
pus Planning-Adsisorv Committee,
as it had almost teased to function
Russell “Stan Stanfield receised
the Outstanding Senator Award
Martin said be was espeoalls actise
in academic affairs and was involved
with the professor esaluation pro
gram.
Although the recipients of the
Special Award of Merit were not
present. Nancy Ryan and Linda
Huchton received a round ol
applause for the long hours thes
spent working on the professor
evaluation program.
Medals were awarded to Student
Senate officers for their services in
student government, lor MarceUo.
speaker pro-tern. Brad Brown, par
liamentarian. and Lisa Wmget. pub
lic relations director
Dunn, 1975-1976 student body
president, gave the closing remarks
of the ceremony and said that it hail
been a quiet year He attributed this
to "better communications with per
sons we've had to work with, espe
cial!* the Board of Regents and the
administrators The biggest problem
is communication with the student
hods at large
The ceremony was ended with the
singing of "Spirit of Aggielaiul
which was led by McClure and
Dunn
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CAROLYN WELLS.
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MATHEMATICS
CONTEST
Out v«ai » Frethnttn and Sophomorr M««h Con let I
will he held on Tuetday. April 20 1976. from 7 00 to
900 p m In Ronmt 223 Academic for Frrthman and
Roan 22S Aradeimr fcu Sophomorrt
Eh|philitt fnr Frrthman
A tlridrnl n r Imp hie to partKtpate in the contetl if hit
rlattdkaltan m uf September l, 1975 wat not above
that rd Frethman "
The two- hour eiamlnatron may include quettlont per
taming to algebra, tnponometry analytic geometrv
and caicutui at hi|d> at the Math 122 level
PRIZES 1st 950 00
2nd 930 00
3rd 190 (»
Ebfpbtlitv lor Sophomorrt
A itudent it rbgrhle to participate In the Sophomore
eunteit il hit claudication at of September 1. 1975 wat
not above I hat of "Sophomore" The two-hour etamina
tton ratav include quetttont on Math at high at the Math
307 level
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2nd 930 00
3rd 920 00
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Committee members named,
mayor pro-tem selected
Councilman lames Dozier was
elected mayor pn»-tem at last Wed-
nesdax * C.ollege Station City (amn-
cil meeting The council also ap-
jiomted new members to sexeral of
tlie standing citx committees.
Additions to the Planning ami
Zoning Commission are E. MuH
Bailey. Wayne Etter. IX>» 8weene\
and Bob White Council liaison to
tin 1 commission is Councilman Jim
Gardner
The council appointed Janet
Natowitz to the Safety Committee
Howard Goldsmith was selected as
the chairman of the panel. Council-
woman Anne Hazen was chosen as
the council liaison.
New members to the Zoning
Board of Adjustment are Thomas
C/Oimtock. John llughev and Janet
Storts Micheal Weiss w .is apjiointed
.is the chairman. Larry Ringer is the
council liaison to th«- committee
New ly a|>|>ointeil members of the
Cixic Center Committee are Phyllis
Dozier. Inger Gafttaon ami Joseph
Natowitz. Albert PeduITa is the
chairman of the committee. The
new council liaison is Line Stephen
son
New members of tin- Utility Rate
Committee are Homer Adams ami
Dorsey Baskin James Dozier is the
eouiH'il liaison.
Freda ko/ik. Stephen Riter and
Ray (,>uinn were appointed to tin*
Parks ami R«*creation Committee.
Lou Hodges was nameif committee
chairman <-
Bryan apartments involved
in testing energy-saving plan
By LEE ROY LESCHPER
Several members of the Texas
A&M economics dejiartment have
joined forces with a Bry an apartment
complex to test a new energy con-
serx ation idea for apartments.
Under the four-week program
tenants in the 200-unit Country
Place complex are asked voluntarily
to follow a checklist of energy con
servation practices. Two tenants
cooperating in the project will re
ceive cash prizes through a weekly
lottery.
Jimmy Walker, a graduate student
in economics, is conducting the
project for his Ph.D. dissertation
with the help of economics profes
sors Dr. John H kagel and Dr
Ray mond C. Battalio.
The economics department made
a study of energy use for individual
housing last summer. Walker said he
adapted that study to apartment
energy use problems for this project,
which began April 5.
M any local apartment complexes
have been considering rent in
creases for the coming year because
of the rising cost of gas and electric
ity. Country Place manager Pat Cox
said that complex’s electricity hill for
March was over $7,000. If the proj
ect is successful it could forestall ex
pected rent increases.
Three requirements are on the
checklist tenants are asked to follow:
Dkeep all windows closed when an
air conditioner or heater is in use. 2)
w hen using the air conditioner, keep
the temperature above 73 degrees.
3) when using the heater, keep the
temperature below 73 degrees.
Many tenants were dubious about
taking jwrt in the project at first, Cox
said.
“There were some misun
derstandings." Walker said. There
was some fear (by the tenants) of
being hasseled by the manage
ment."
Dr. Battalio said once the tenants
knew that A&M was handling the
project and not the apartment's
management, they were very
cooperative. He said 60-70 per cent
of the tenants are now in the pro
gram.
Each week Walker is randomly
checking apartments in the complex
until he finds 15 that are following
the three requirements on the
checklist. In a lottery among those
15, two weekly winners are selected.
Those winners receive from $15-25,
depending on how much electricity
the complex has saved.
The funds for the lottery are pro
vided by the complex's owner.
Walker said.
Manager Cox said the project will
not affect tenant rent. She said the
management is not interested in
checking up on tenants either.
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Hall 305
A6cM SYMPHONIC BAND 8
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Harrington 204
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Whipped Potatoes and
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Italian Candle Light Spaghetti Dinner
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Tossed Salad
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Cornbread Dressing
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Coffee or Tea
Giblet Gravy
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