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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977
Campus activities
WEDNESDAY
Prc-Veterinary Society, Rudder 301, 7:30
[p.m.
Dance Arts Society, Modern, G. Rollie
[white 266, 7:30 p.m.
Sports Car Club, Old College Station City
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Achievement
[Test, Engineering 219, 7 p.m. ($1 processing
| fee).
Social Dance Club, MSC 224, 7:30 p.m.
Physics Colloquium, S. M. Christensen,
“The Hawking Effect: Black Holes and Quan
tum Field Theory,” Physics 146, 4 p.m.
Bryan Parks and Recreation Department,
would like to begin a Womens’ Open Slow
Pitch and a Mens’ Church Slow Pitch Softball
league this summer. If interested in entering a
team come to 203 E. 29th Street. The dead
line for entering a team in any of the Bryan
[softball leagues is April 4 at 5 p.m.
Volunteer Committee for the Promotion of
; Goldie Oldies’
back, may cost
Istash of cash
United Press International
NEW YORK — If you collect rock
land roll records and the words “orig-
[inal label’ or “limited pressing’’
Jinterest you, you could become an
[oldips junkie.
But be careful, the habit can be
[expensive. Most older singles usu-
jally sell for under $10, but if you
[wanted to pick up an early Elvis
[Presley single such as “Good Rockin
[Tonight on the Sun label from
[Nashville, about $275 would have to
[cross the table. “Teach Me Tonight”
Iby The Five Dips would cost $200
[and “Stormy Weather by The Five
[Sharps would set you back a cool
|S1,(X)0.
Of course you wouldn't let even
[the best diamond stylus come any-
[where near these gems. You woidd
[want to keep them in a plastic bag, in
[that virginal condition we call mint,
[to show to your friends and, of
[course, to rival collectors.
The bulk of today’s collectors are
[not nostalgia buffs. Many of them are
[loo young to have much to be nostal-
[gic about. The typical collector is be-
[tween 17 and 25 and many times was
[not even born when the song he paid
[$10 for was originally recorded.
Rock and roll is not dead. It is, as
[(lie song goes, here to stay. Hard
[core purists are keeping it alive at
[collectors’ prices.
Business, Business Assistance Clinics, City
National Bank, 301 South Texas Avenue,
Bryan, March 23 Clinic 6:20 p.m., March 24
Counseling 9 a. in.
Marine Fellows and American Fisheries
Society, “The 200 Mile Limit,” on the U.S.’s
new 200-mile fishing limit. Five speakers in
clude: Bill J ackson, fisheries biologist, Galves
ton Laboratory of the National Marine
Fisheries Service; J. A. Mehos, chairman of
the Gulf of M exieo Management Council in
Galveston; Tom Moore of the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department in Austin; and Dr. Wade
Griffin and John Seymour, both of the Univer
sity. Rudder 701, 7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Brazos Ornithological Society, Dr. Brian
Cain, “Bird Survey of Bolivar Peninsula,”
Oceanography-Meteorology 112, 7:30 p.m.
Crafts and Arts Committee, organizational
meeting for students interested in maerame,
jewelry and pottery making, painting and
other forms of expression, MSC Arts and
Crafts Center, 7:30 p.m.
Brazos Chapter Texas Society of Profes
sional Engineers, Mr. Ken Smith, Texas
Municipal Power Association, Three C Bar-
beque, Bryan, Social Hour 6 p.m.. Meeting 7
p.m.
Electrical Engineering Wives Club,
Wood’s Furniture, 800 Texas Avenue, Bryan,
7:30 p.m.
Ocean Engineering Seminar, Gary E.
Braybeal of NASA’s Earth Resources Branch
in Houston, “The NASA Earth Resources
Program and Coastal Zone Management,”
Zachry 342, 3:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Phi Alpha Theta and Department of His
tory, Graduate Lecture, John Henry Faulk,
“The Recollections of the McCarthy Era,”
Faulk, Texas humorist, was blacklisted during
the mid 1950’s after being accused of being
part of the Communist conspiracy. Sterling C.
Evans Library 226, 7:30 p.m.
Pre-Veterinary Society, Spring Barbecue,
Briarwood Apartments Party Room, 7 p.m.
(free to members, $3 for dates).
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Student Chapter, Second Annual Spring En
gineers’ Ball featuring the “Wooden Leg”
band from Houston, Zachry, 8 p.m. to mid
night ($3 for non-TSPE members, $2.50 for
members) Tickets available through the office
• of the Dean, College of Engineering.
University Lecture, Waldo H. Moore, Li
brary of Congress’ Copyright Office, Sterling
C. Evans Library 226, 2 p.m.
SATURDAY
Free University Committee/A&M Consoli
dated Community Education, Geneology Trip
to Austin, to Texas State Library and Austin
Texas State L. D.S. Branch Library, leave from
lot 60, visitors parking lot near the MSC, 7:30
a.m. (return 5 p.m.) Call 846-3559 or 845-1515
for more information.
Rec Bridge Committee, MSC 140, 1:15
p. m.
SUNDAY
Chess Committee, MSC 206, 6 p. m.
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