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Page 4 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1977
SENIORS & GRADUATE
STUDENTS
Your Yearbook Photos For The 1977
Aggieland Will Be Taken Through
Feb. 11 Only — Feb. 111s The Final
Day.
Junior Yearbook Photos Will BeTaken
Beginning Feb. 14
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Games tournament tomorrow
“Fussball is an art. It's a sport,
not just a game,” says Scott Harris,
a third year student at Texas A&M
University.
Harris will compete against
fussball players from other universi
ties in the Association of College
Unions-International Regional
Games Tournament tomorrow.
Thirty-one students from A&M
will compete in the tournament at
Texas Christian University. To qual
ify, they had to win the campus
tournaments held in November and
December. These tournaments
were open to all A&M students.
Competition will be held in bil
liards, bowling, bridge, chess, fris-
bee, fussball and table tennis.
Doug Branch, chairman of the
Memorial Student Center Recrea
tion Committee, said A&M’s
strongest areas are fussball, bridge
and bowling.
This is the first year the associa
tion has included frisbee in the
tournament. Rob Ennis and Monica
Darby will be judged according to
the accuracy and distance of their
throw.
Winners of the regional tourna
ments will be invited to the national
competitions held later in the
spring.
Winning the regionals is an
honor, Harris says. When he dis
covered that the national competi
tion would be held at the Playboy
Towers in Chicago, he said he be
came more enthusiastic about the
upcoming games.
The housing and transportation
for regional tournanu
provided by the MSC. The
get $6 a day for food. Th e
tournaments are p a id fo r L
sociation.
A&M won’t be competing
men’s table tennis becauseiJ
entered the campus touri
Branch said anyone
entered could have gone ti
Worth as the representati
would have been an excusei
sence and a paid trip to Fort it
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Richard E. Leakey, acclaimed an
thropologist and director of the Na
tional Museums of Kenya, will
present two public lectures March 8
at Texas A&M University.
His 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. pres
entations in Rudder Auditorium
mark his second visit to A&M. His
first was in March, 1976, as a visit
ing professor during the Univer
sity’s centennial year.
Leakey, chairman of the Founda
tion for Research into the Origins of
Man (FROM), will speak on “The
Human Heritage,” said Dr. Ordean
Oyen, A&M anthropologist and
member of the foundation’s national
advisory board.
Leakey’s American tour, which
includes three other Texas universi
ties, seeks to secure funds for the
foundation and support for con
tinued research in East Africa.
Also on Leakey’s itinerary are lec
tures at Texas Tech, University of
Texas-El Paso and University of
Houston. A&M will be Leakey’s
first stop after a foundation-
sponsored lecture series in Califor
nia. Plans call for a future series to
be held in Texas with A&M serving
as scientific headquarters.
Leakey will bring with him a cast
model of the controversial Homo
erectus skull he claims to be a mil
lion years older than any Homo
erectus skull was previously thought
to be.
Just prior to his 1976 visit to
A&M, Leakey announced discovery
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of the skull which he said was 1.5
million years old. Other authorities
had asserted that Homo erectus fos
sils found in peking dated the find at
350,000 to 500,000 years old.
Among Leakey s other discov
eries are a 2 million-year-old Homo
habilis skull and the famous 1470
Skull that he contends is proof that
early man existed 2.8 million years
ago, a million years earlier than
previously believed.
Other of his associates in Africa
have dated fossils at 3.5 to 3.75 mil
lion years old, the oldest reliably
dated remains of man’s directj
tors ' i flFnei
Oyen explains that support J
rently being sought for a col ^
live project that would have! P'f
as the center for intensive ail 1
of skulls taken from the Ai
sites. Such examinationswoiil
tend into the medical field.
Leakey, born i n Kenya, gre
in one of the most famous fel
in the world, the OlduvaiCor , WA
Tanzania. He has been eithe f pn
ducting or assisting in reseaii teren<
nearly 30 years.
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Old Master Paintings, on exhibit
through Feb. 18, Rudder Center
Exhibit Hall, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Dance Arts Society, Modern, G.
Rollie White 266, 7:30 p.m.
Social Dance Club, MSC 201,
7:30 p.m.
Rec. Bridge Committee, MSC
212, 7 p.m.
Sports Car Club, Old College
Station City Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Philosophy Club, 300 W. Dexter,
7:30 p.m.
Student Senate, Harr in'; ton 204,
7:30 p.m.
Aggie Cinema, “Casablanca” and
“African Queen, ’ Rudder Theatre, 8
p.m.
THURSDAY
American Society of Metals,
Zachry 203, 7 p.m.
Electrical Engineering Wives
Club, Mrs. Nancy Schell, 2317 Dee
Lee, Bryan, 7 p.m.
OPAS, Carlos Barbosa-Lima,
Rudder Theater, 8 p.m.
Mathematics Department,
Graduate Lecture featuring Dr.
Avner Friedman, “Parabolic Var
iational Inequalities,” Academic
223, 10 a.m.
Physics Department,
featuring Andrew T. Young,“Si
in the Clouds of Venus,”
146, 4 p.m. (coffee preceding
loquim)
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Chemistry Seminar, Jad;
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Chemistry 231, 4 p.m.
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