Activities get funds.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1976
Bookstore profits allocated
to student organizations
[The following is a list of funds
iat have been allocated to various
dent organizations from the pro-
oftheA&M Bookstore. In order
I obtain funds for next year, clubs
louldapply during March, 1977, at
ile Student Finance Center. Sports
ganizations are financed by the
Jtudent Services fee.
eational Clubs $ 6,350
Aggie Bass Club $ 400
jAggie Speleological Club
[Flying Club
125
950
Missilemen
Modern Dance
Motorcycle
Pistol Team
Sailing Club
Scuba Club
Snow Ski Club
Sports Car Club
Water Ski Club
Wheelmen
Total
Reserve
TOTAL
250
350
280
480
775
600
850
500
375
115
$ 6,050
300
$ 6,350
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Cepheid Variable members
see creatures at sci-fi con
it
Nine students from Texas A&M
iceived a heavy dose of strange
eatures and fantastic worlds last
eekend when they attended the
ith World Science Fiction Conven-
on in Kansas City, Mo.
The students, all members of
epheid Variable Science Fiction
nd Fantasy Committee, attended
anquets, watched science fiction
lovies, and attended writing semi-
lars conducted by prominent sci-
nce fiction authors.
A favorite spot for the delegates
as the dealer’s room, where they
could buy anything from Star Trek
posters to electronic bow ties.
The guest of honor at the conven
tion was Robert A. Heinlein, a
highly respected and popular au
thor. His speech to the delegates
drew a large crowd but met with
mixed emotions in the A&M group.
Don Cravens, Cepheid Variable
member, said that Heinlein did not
use any notes or the public address
system. Cravens added, “The
speech was a little rambling, but for a
man who’s 69 years old, it was pretty
good.”
—John W. Tynes
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been so erotically portrayed.
DIVERSIONS'
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General Honor and Service
Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Lambda Delta
Alpha Phi Mu
Alpha Zeta
Gwens
Beta Alpha Psi
Cap and Gown
Chi Epsilon
Circle K
Omega Phi Alpha
Phi Sigma
Psi Chi
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigma Iota Epsilon
Tau Beta Pi
Total
Reserve
TOTAL
$ 2,450
$ 50
175
115
100
250
75
225
75
200
250
150
200
150
80
250
$ 2,345
105
$ 2,450
International Student Organizations $ 3,665
$ 50
100
225
50
80
50
375
150
Bangladesh Society
Chinese Student Association
India Association
Formosan Club
Iranian Student Association
Korean Student Association
Mexican Student Association
Pakistan Student Association
Pan American Student
Association
Venezuelan Student Association
International Student
Association
Total
Reserve
TOTAL
General Student Organizations
TAMU Student Civil Liberties
Union
Students Concerned for the
Handicapped
College Republicans
Students for Responsible
450
175
1,800
$ 3,505
160
$ 3,665
$ 2,170
160
100
370
Expression
Traditions Council
Women’s Awareness (Human
Awareness)
Students Older Than Average
Total
Reserve
TOTAL
Military Organizations
TAMU Women’s Drill Team
Rudder’s Rangers
Robbins Aero Squadron
KORP Radio
Ross Volunteers
TAMU Rifle Team
Total
Reserve
TOTAL
Academic Organizations
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Council
Agronomy Society
American Fisheries Society
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers
Collegiate FFA Chapter
Entomology Club
Floriculture Ornamental
Horticulture Club
Food Science and Technology
Forestry Club
TAMU Horsemen’s Association
Mechanized Agriculture
Range Club
Recreation & Parks
Saddle & Sirloin
Soil Conservation
Entomology Graduate Student
Organization
Wildlife Society
Wildlife Fisheries Society
Horticulture Society
Total (Agriculture)
College of Architecture &
180
180
380
700
$ 2,070
100
$ 2,170
$12,550
$ 2,500
150
500
220
5,880
3,000
$12,250
300
$12,550
$11,540
$ 3,925
$ 100
150
50
200
200
50
150
100
200
250
100
150
250
1,300
75
$ 3,925
Environmental Design
American Institute of Architects
ASC/AIA Ecofair
American Society of Landscape
Architects
Graduate Planning Society
Total (Architecture & E.D.)
College of Business
Administration
Accounting Society
Computer Machinery
Finance Association
Marketing Society
Real Estate Society
Total (Business AdministraHon)
College of Education
EDCI Graduate Student
Association
Educational Psychology
Industrial Education Society
Health & P.E. Majors Club
Total (Education)
College of Engineering
American Institute of Aeronautics
& Astronautics
American Institute of Industrial
Engineers
American Nuclear Society
American Society of Civil
Engineers
Association of General
- Contractors
Engineering Technology Society
I.E.E.E.
Institute of Transportation
Engineers
National Association of Bio
engineers
Society of Women Engineers
Texas A&M Microcomputer
Club
Total (Engineering)
College of Geosciences
American Meteorological
Society
$
1,125
TAMU Geographical Society
100
$
175
Geological Society
150
400
Geosciences Student Council
80
200
350
Oceanography Graduate Council
300
Total (Geosciences)
$
730
$
1,125
College of Liberal Arts
$
725
Anthropology Club
$
300
English Society
125
$
775
Liberal Arts Council
150
$
150
Russian Club
150
175
225
Total (Liberal Arts)
$
725
225
College of Science
$
545
0
Math Club
$
100
$
775
Med. Tech. Society
105
Microbiological Society
180
$
700
Pre Med - Pre Dent Society
60
Pi Mu Epsilon
100
$
150
100
Total (Science)
$
545
150
College of Veterinary Medicine
$
750
300
American Association of Bovine
700
Practitioners
$
150
American Veterinary Medical
$
1,475
Association
550
$ 100
125
200
175
100
225
75
50
125
150
150
Texas Veterinary Medical
Association
Total (Veterinary Medicine)
TOTAL to Academic Clubs
Academic Reserve
TOTAL
Bookstore Profits
Administrative Funding
Cadet Awards & Trophies
Aggie Band
Vocal Music
RHA
Student Y
Graduate Student Council
Apartment Council
Debate
Aggie Players
Reveille
Bonfire
Calendar
Fish Drill Team
Parsons’ Cavalry
Yell Leaders
TOTAL
50
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$ 750
$10,750
790
$11,540
$40,275
$ 900
1,650
10,000
500
1,200
775
1,600
2,000
5,O0O
500
1,550
4,500
3,000
2,300
_ 4,800
$40,275
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