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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1977
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Dr. Richard E. Thomas, Texas
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here Wednesday through Friday to
study the university’s basic and ad
vanced programs in ocean engineer
ing and the advanced program in
civil engineering.
Texas A&M already has advanced
accreditation in electrical and petro
leum engineering as well as basic-
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HAVE YOU WONDERED WHAT GOES ON AT A
WEIGHT WATCHER MEETING?
In celebration of the 1st anniversary of the
College Station Class there will be an open meet
ing on Thursday, Oct. 6th, 5:30 p.m., Lutheran
Student Center, 315 College Main.
You are cordially invited to attend and discover
the excitement of WEIGHT WATCHERS.
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United Press International
DALLAS — It is likely that the
folks who live year-around in the
rugged Palo Duro Canyon country ol
West Texas did not understand what
all those beautiful women and
cigarette-ad looking men were doing
a few months back.
There they were — men and
women — dressed in $4,000 leather
and Russian sable coats, pretending
they belonged on the granite cliffs
overlooking the canyon while photo
graphers snapped all around them.
They must have felt out of place.
The results, however, the photo
graphs, make this year’s Neiman-
Marcus Christmas Book something
special. Looking past the models,
the expensive clothes, most people
can find something they never
tought would be available in this
catalog for people who don’t mind
spending $175 for a hard hat plated
in 24K gold.
The photographs, you see, are
free. And they are worth looking at.
Everything else in the catalog is ex
pensive, and much of it — such as
the tennis ball can which looks like a
barber pole ($15) — is worth chuckl
ing at.
Every year the Dallas-based de
partment store presents a his-her gift
which no one matches for outlan
dishness. This year it is his-hers
urban windmills. The pair costs
$32,(XX) from Dallas-Fort Worth,
not including installation. However,
Neiman-Marcus points out, the
windmills can pay for themselves.
Tn an area with an average wind
velocity of 12 miles an hour (Boston,
for example). Her Windmill would
generate more than enough wattage
to brew her morning coffee, Be
nedict an egg, heat her hair rollers,
soothe her psyche with stereo and
give her bronze beauty while shi
laxes under the sun lamp ” (1
catalog said.
One other special is worthy
mention, the “W alk with Legendi
N-M’s Lincoln Safari’’ for $30
The 7-day expedition for ft
people begins in Springfield, Ill.H
guides include an honor guard ol
Ill inois Fifth Cavalry Regiment
noted actor and Lincoln scholi
Richard Blake. The party will m tt
with Illinois Gov. James
Thompson, tour the Lincoln far®
stay at the presidential suite
Springfield, camp in Civil Wartent
Throughout the week, Blake andli
wife, dressed as Mr. Lincoln an
Mrs. Lincoln, will recreate faniot
speeches and moments of Lincolni
at the original locations.
The catalog also advertises sails
jewelry, china, robes, underweai
games and other such products
Logan remembers
an
United Press international
NEW YORK — Broadway
Hollywood director Josh Logan, 68,
made his supper club debm
Monday night at Rockefeller Cen
ter s Rainbow Grille, celebrating«
years of the musical theater.
Logan recounted highlights of hi
long career, singing memorable
songs from various productions and
setting the scene tor three younj
singers — Snellen Estey,
Richards, and Howard Ross
nostalgic rendition of "September
Song from "Knickerbocker R
day, brought the audience to
feet in a storm of applause.
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SEBRING
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THE JUSTIFICATION OF
DEMOCRACY AND THE PROBLEM
OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
Dr. William Nelson
Associate Professor,
Department of Philosophy
The University of Houston
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