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GREAT ISSUES
PRESENTS
Dr. John C. Lilly md
DR. JOHN LILLY HAS WORKED FOR YEARS ON SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS
ATTEMPTING COMMUNICATION WITH OTHER INTELLIGENT SPECIES,
RECORDING DOLPHINS COMMUNICATING WITH EACH OTHER AND
DOLPHINS ATTEMPTING TO COMMUNICATE WITH HUMAN BEINGS.
Interspecies
Communication
Feb. 3 8 p.m. free with activity card
Rudder Theatre $1 for others
step into the msc circle
Positions Now Available
APPLICATIONS FOR MSC PRESIDENT,
OFFICERS, AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
ARE NOW BEING TAKEN IN THE MSC
STUDENT PROGRAMS OFFICE, RM. 216
OF THE MSC. ANYONE MAY APPLY.
PRESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS -
OFFICER APPLICATIONS -
CHAIRMEN APPLICATIONS -
DEADLINES
JAN. 24
FEB. 4
FEB. 18
step into the msc circle
a career is something that
begins earlg and stays with
you a lifetime-
consider the
two best
possibilities
Brown S Root
The opportunity and freedom to achieve
your own goals is now available with
Brown & Root, a major international
Ivy engineering and construction firm. Our
flexible organization allows you to become
an active part of the team shaping the future
in the engineering and construction fields
An excellent benefits and salary package
complements your individual career potential.
We will recruit on campus on
Friday, February 4, 1977
Brown O'Root Inc.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
POTATO *450
Served with a thick 8 oz. Filet, hot baked
potato or sweet corn on the cob, a fresh
loaf of bread and a trip to our crispy fresh
green salad bar. (and for your enjoyment
try one of our new wines)
3C BAH-B-Q
810 South Mam
823 8441
Open Everyday
But Monday 11 9
Aerobics Club
Shoe Sale Continued
The A&M Aerobics Club is selling New Ba
lance Running Shoes to A&M students and
faculty. This is not a money making project
for the club, we just want to break even, for
this reason we are able to sell the shoes for
$15.00 — they regularly run for $20.00-
$25.00. You can purchase these shoes at
G. R. White Col. Annex from 12:30 to 1:30 at
Room 255. Here are the sizes left: 5D, EE;
5-1/2B, D; 6D; 6-1/2B; 7-1/2E; 8-1/2B; 9A,
B, C, D, E; 9-1 /2B, E; 10B, C;10-1/2B, 11B.
IT IS NOT TOO LATE
TO SIGN UP FOR
CRAFT WORKSHOP
Pottery on the wheel
Pottery-handbuilding
Intermediate Pottery-wheel
China Painting
Drawing and illustration
Watercolor
Je welry-casting
Copper Enameling
Lapidary
Macrame
Advanced Macrame
Macrame Pot Slings
Chair Caning
Leather
Sand Terrariums
Baskets
Cake Decorating
Antique Refinishing
Band Weaving
Off-the-Loom Weaving
Spinning
Quilting
Needlepoint
Crochet
Registration — Still open in the Craft Shop.
Organizational Meeting February 3 at 7:30
P.M. in Room 226 in the MSC.
Most workshops begin the week of Feb. 7. For
more information call 845-1631.
Aggie Cinema’s
Matinee Series
Presents
BLESS THE BEASTS AND THE
CHILDREN
Sunday
February 6
2:00 P.M.
701 Rudder
Tower
Admission:
$1.00 with
TAMU I.D.
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Advance Tickets Available in Rudder Box Office
AGGIE CINEMA’S
POPULAR SERIES
Presents
LUCKY LADY
8:00 P.M.
Admission $1.00 with
m/c) TAMU I D -
Advance Tickets Available at Rudder Box Office
It’s decaffeinated
Barley considers
as coffee substitut
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Barley may soon be used as a cof
fee substitute in addition to being a
prime ingredient of liquor and baby
food.
The last two times barley was
considered to fill this role was dur
ing the depression and World War
II, but last year’s coffee catastrophe
and the resulting cost spiral has
brought about renewed interest in
substitutes.
Dr. Lloyd W. Rooney, associate
professor of soil and crop sciences at
Texas A&M University, shared
some thoughts on the future of bar
ley.
“I’m sure that the food industry
research and development labs are
working on an array of substitute
products for coffee,” Rooney said.
“The ‘hard times coffee’ or poor
man’s coffee’ is a mixture of coffee
and roasted malted barley. The
malted barley would be roasted for a
longer time than usual to give it a
darker color and more aromatic
flavor.
“Many grains can be parched,
ground and then steeped in warm
water to produce a dark-colored ex
tract or made into a crude slurry
which was probably around a long
time before coffee,” he said. “I
haven’t tried them all but the taste
isn’t bad. Some are even quite good
but they aren’t coffee.”
Rooney added a caution at this
point. Do not try to prepare malted
barley like regular coffee, he said.
When it gets to the boiling point,
the starches tend to swell and
into a jellied substance.
“Tannins, oil and caffeine all
tribute to the flavor of coffee
flavor you can’t get with roasij
cereals,” he said. “But, a mixture!
substitute for some of us would
hurt at all. The caffeine
wouldn’t be a problem except
the real addicts.
“The introduction of coffee
stitutes is a matter of economit
Rooney said. “Researchers will
to take the time to produce
thetic that tastes and smells likei
fee at a reasonable price.
“If manufacturers could capt
the essence of coffee synthetii
like they have with fruit flavoi
and come up with a simulated
they might make a go of it, ”he
Consumers will also avoid the
milligrams of caffeine that coi
with each cup. Researchers
traced this, some people, tosle
lessness, body discomfort, inti
pain, headaches, etc., partii
among the 30 to 50 year-olds
are the heaviest drinkers.
“Back to malted barley—t
are different kinds of malts for
ferent purposes, Rooneys.
“There is brewer’s malt, distil
malt and black malts.
“Black malts are used for fc
ing agents or coloring. It has
enzymatic activity and is aln
used in breakfast cereals, sugan
orings, dark beers and is the
useful for coffee substitutes.
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Aggie Cinema’s
International Films
Presents
Rudder Theater
8:00 P.M.
Admission $1.00
With Student I.D.
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Wednesd:
February!
SCENES FROM
A MARRIAGE
Advance tickets at the Rudder Box Office
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AGGIE CINEMA’S MIDNIGHT SERIES
Presents
JENNIFER 0'NEILl
GARY GRIMES
JERRY HOUSER
OLIVER C0NANT
% SUMMER OF ’42
Friday, February 4
12:00 Midnight
Rudder Theatre
Admission $1.001
student I.D.
(3» c Advance Tickets Available in Rudder Box Office
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