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2nd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
ON PERMS
Campus Names
Texas A&M’s Singing Cadets
has added 24 new members to its
ranks.
Director Robert L. Boone an
nounced the new members of
the Singing Cadets.
They were selected for musical
ability and other attributes in
auditions during the first two
weeks of the fall semester.
They are: Robert Cook of Cor
sicana; Sparks Dorris, Baytown;
Hal Flinn, Glenn Jones, Gibson
Murray and Charles Powell,
Houston; Dan Hogan, Camp
Pendleton, Calif.; Emery Lange,
Thrall; Mark McCauley, Weath
erford; Charles McDaniel,
LaMarque; Steve Martin,
Odessa; Jeff Melson, Abilene.
Also, brothers Alex and Ricky
Milian, Sweeny; Albert Minton,
Falfurrias; Leonard Partain,
Andrews; Charles Pittman,
Beeville; Eugene Schrivener,
Garland; Gayle Snedecor, Old
Ocean; Scott Sullivan, Big
Spring; Lloyd Thomas,
Brownwood; Morton Webb,
Dayton; Charlie Williams,
Palestine, and Robert Wyatt,
Brownsville.
Daniel J. “Danny Adams of
Tyler reached a major step
Monday at Texas A&M in his ef
forts to become an Air Force
pilot.
Adams soloed a Cessna 150 in
the Air Force Flight Instruction
Program.
The senior AFROTC cadet be
came the first in the 1977 FIP to
take the airplane up alone. Sev
eral others are near the solo
flight.
"It was sort of scary at first,
commented Adams, after com
pleting the flight and records
with instructor pilot Joel Lovell.
A 1952 Texas A&M graduate,
Lovell instructs for Brazos Avi
ation Inc., which subcontracts
the flight portion of the FIP pro
gram through Texas A&M with
the U. S. Air Force.
FIP cadets receive 25 hours
flight time at Air Force expense.
It consists of 16 hours dual in
struction, eight hours solo and a
one-hour examination flight.
Cadets may, at their own ex
pense, go on to acquire the pri
vate pilot license which requires
35 hours flight time and a check
ride.
ID card takes European tour
You found my what where
By LIZ NEWLIN
European travel by students car
rying identification cards is com
monplace. But a four-year trans
continental jaunt by an ID card, ac
companied only by a windbreaker,
is rare.
Marion Culpepper, a secretary
for Texas Transportation Institute at
Texas A&M University received
word of her long-lost ID card last
week. She lost it on a trip to London
in January 1973,
Culpepper received a letter from
some young men in a small village in
Naples, Italy, explaining they had
her ID card.
Dr. Richard Costa, a Texas A6cM
English professor, translated the
letter into English from Italian.
A&M gets
$19,000
from Arco
eld presented
to Texas A6cM
The response to our perm special last week was so gratifying
that we re extending it one more week to show our apprecia
tion to our customers.
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... all this week . . . for guys & gals! From body waves to
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Atlantic Rich!
$19,000 Tuesday
University.
The grant, to be shared
Texas Aix.M programs, was deli
vered to President Jarvis Miller by
Len J, Dasho, ARCO employment
and placement director; M. L. Die-
tler, college relations representative
for the firm; and Janet Hobin, assis
tant recruiter for ARCO and a 1976
Texas ANM graduate.
The Atlantic Richfield cheek in
cludes $1,000 to support Texas
A6cM s accounting program; $1,000
for business analysis and research;
$3,000 for chemical engineering;
$2,000 for geology; $2,000 for
geophysics; $3,000 for mechanical
engineering; $2,000 for petroleum
engineering; $1,000 for minority ac
counting; $2,000 for minority engi
neering; and $2,000 for the women s
engineering program.
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Thereafter no refunds will be made on cancel
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ing the academic year in which they are pub
lished.
Stereos, calculators, televisions. Lowest
prices, name brands. Dean, 779-9009. Eve
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lot 10
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“Yearbook fees are refundable in full during
the semester in which payment is made.
Thereafter no refunds will he made on cancel
led orders. Yearbooks must he picked up dur
ing the academic year in which they are pub
lished.
"Students who will not be on campus when
the yearbooks are published, usually by Sep-
tetnher 1, must pay a mailing and handling
fee. Yearbooks will not be held, nor will they
be mailed without the necessary fees having
been paid. ”
This policy took effect on October 22, 1976.
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heating & cooking, fully equipped
kitchen. $230 month, without utilities.
Call 693-3054 or 846-5304. 1515
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Project: Dismantle 20’ x 30’ Texas
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105 Dominik
Leather covered pocket chess set
and a chess informant with a study
for a painting. These are of per
sonal value and I would appreciate
their return to M.S.C. or call 693-
8867.
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Young black male cat, five to six
months old. White spot on chest.
Lost in campus area Saturday,
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In the letter, Massimo, Vittorio,
Peppino and Salvatore said they
bought some used American clothes
from a store in their neighborhood.
“Going one day to one of these
stores, we bought a wind jacket that
looked nice and, even better, was
yours. We found a school identifica
tion and, above all, your photo (you
look very well, you know),” the let
ter said.
The Italians, who work in a pasta
store, addressed the envelope with
all the information on the ID card,
Culpepper said.
The letter reached her alma ma
ter, Austin College, and was for
warded to her last week.
Massime and his friends, whose
names “would be too many for the
space we have, asked Culpepper to
correspond or call them,
"Yeah,” she said, "I’m
write them some kind of milt,
have to tell them sorry, guys,It
you this, hut I’m married and
two children.
She speculated her jacket,*
has a zippered poeket, mayl j ce L -
been pic ked up by a maid is
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hotel where she left it andlalm!
"Somehow it traveled
Villarieca, Italy. What I cai’l
lieve is how it could haveslayi in
the jacket from England loll ro ecl
over about five years,” Oilptj gl
said.
The letter wishes for
health and all good thingsfnm
friends, and ends with the
English words in the letter,
bv.”
Miller talks to teach
Higher education must do a bet
ter job of communicating said Texas
A&M University President Jarvis E.
Miller at a Tuesday luncheon hosted
by the Texas A&M chapter of the
Texas Association of College
Teachers.
Dr. Miller rejoined the organiza
tion and pointed out that he had
been a member when he had ac
tively served as a professor.
“We must find ways to communi
cate more effectively and show how
we contribute to the well-being of
this state. Dr. Miller told the at
tending faculty members and
guests, who included state Sen.
\\ illiam T. (Bill) Moore, state Rep.
Bill Presnal and Texas A&M Uni
versity System Chancellor Jack K.
Williams.
President Miller said that the role
of a professor is not w ell understood
by the public or by many members
ol the Legislature.
He noted the aspect of “contact
hours,” the time faculty members
are actually in class. He said that he
had been directly involved in a sur
vey in which faculty — both teach
ing and research — showed a
minimum of 50 hours of effective
work per week but still slightly
under the prescribed time in the
classroom,
“Senator Moore and Representa
tive Presnal need good information
from us if they are to defend us in
Austin and also safeguard the public
interest. Dr. Miller said.
President Miller reminded the
audience that “all of us are public
servants.
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good stew ards, he said. "Hie
ord speaks for itself. W
proud of what this institution
for Texas.”
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urged the faculty to keep dimj
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"We are open to your suggHi
and your ideas concerning(iei
you believe are important,let
eluded.
Mobil grant
school mont
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Mobil Oil Corp. delivered
$8.5(K) grant Tuesday to Texas ,\l
University President Jams)!
The check, part of a giving!
gram w hich will bring Te
total of $29,000 from Moliil.i
presented by Robert Brodeli
college relations and
manager, Charles ReinkeJr.,stt
regional recruiting coordin
Donald Sheffield, senior
ment science adviser and at
Texas A&M graduate. ipiortr
The Mobil officials said M
the gift would he earmark!
suport chemical
$3,000 for the College
cnees, $2,000 for the Ci
ginecring and $500
chapter of the American
Women Engineers.
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SEPT. 30, 1977.
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and introducing ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER
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