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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1977)
VS y today al e d ediitj. 'ear by tie 011 s finai). ear rem. AMU-Tl; Tbe Teas eau: Oasis a Society, for Public notion sx educa- and con, iy slogan: tive free- n Austin, edbytbe lent. De- ingattbe to speali. tringent requirements must be met THE BATTALION Page 3 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1977 Aggies attend ROTC school TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Has The Latest In Programmable Calculators Check Loupot’s Bookstore For Complete Selection POOH’S Thc PARK Amusement Center ^ 1907 Texas-C.S. 693-5737 STARSHtP SHOPS Manor East Mall 822-2092 About 12 Texas Aggies in the my ROTC program are making to attend the Air Assault ool of the 101st Airmobile Divi- i, during semester break. The ool is held in Fort Campbell, Jan. 5-13. pace allocations were made liable by the 101st, according to fessor ol Military Science Col. ics R. Woodall. oget there, the Aggies must pay irown way and meet some rather mgent physical requirements, ewas a 7.5-mile forced march in ich fatigues-clad cadets carried a pound field pack and wore steel bets. bey got more than the usual jog- rs notice last week from drivers iJerseySt. between Wellborn Rd. 1 the West Bypass. lupervised by Capt. Ray Armour iCapt. Leslie Carter, the cadets I an earlier five-mile forced Jrch, the 7.5-miler Thursday and ie a 10-mile trek Nov. 30. That II be followed by a physical train- (PT) test they must pass to qual- Jfor the school. The nine-day school will involve :m in helicopter rappeling, road iches and PT tests. The students imteered for the training, con ning a military-preparedness tra- ion that has for many years sent lets to Ranger and Jump Schools, iides regular summer field train- tapt. Armour said the group in- ides six seniors, all headed for mmissions in a combat arms inch, and eight juniors. fill illiiii -<< ; < 'X; <va k t'v- ■ : . Army ROTC cadets laden with 35-pound field packs and steel helmets make a required 7.5-mile run in preparation for special U.S. Army training between semesters. It was pre ceded by a five-mile ordeal and will be fol lowed by a 10-mile run and physical training tests. SAW BEVO’S HORNS OFF . . . in one of the great contests at Taco Villa after the bonfire! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 9:30 p.m.-? A WINNER EVERY HOUR Judged by Diamond Darlings! KTAM Live Remote and Many Prizes . .. includ ing $10 food certificates, T-Shirts, Hungry Glasses and Records. JUST A FEW OF THE CONTESTS Pull the bull’s tail — 6 boys & 6 girls to a team The Bevo-throw Packin’ & Smashin’ — How many Aggies can cram in a Dodge Dart? Bubble gum blowing contest Jalapeno-eating contest Chewin’ & spittin’ contest 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 614 VILLA MARIA ACROSS FROM MANOR EAST MALL For Battalion Classified Call 845-2611 uiprenie a combi- has de- nentson ■levision publish, fashing- J by the ■esident 'Sadat’s tsburgh j Israeli iears to nations Sadat’s Somatic : settle- la U.S. ttion in •hael S. etailing ply IS- ■ put it, mouths 125 J more below, nclud- 727 jet to the iboard nvolv- ude ipring- e 67th sided itional ie Na - Jf lUlEAlC CLAiJf FOR A CLASSY CUT. CALL JERRY 846-4771 leas- nigN ce of i), fexas lusivel) I 111 ’ credit 1 '! rein rt 1 *^ ,. TX ' S<J Jainif ^ r VVinattuto Li-sdiH' Paul Caro! MrJ lu* Kim T d )elh ( nna'Vtf^ irk Pa'"' ,! ‘ Ken ^ , chif** 1 '«■. IW* ClillW * FOLLOW THE SUN TO HAWAII MAY 15-22 $460 Triple $475 Double Trip Price Includes: ★ Round trip Airfare from Houston * 7 Nights Accommodations at the Naapollni (IVz blocks from Waikiki Beach) ★ Optional side trips to other islands * PLUS MUCH MORE! $100. Deposit must be made with ap plication. Applications & Information Room 216 MSC. Ph.: 845-1515. Spon sored by MSC TRAVEL COMMITTEE. If you pay your deposit by Dec. 9 you will receive a $10 discount off the trip price. 9 OUT OF 10 PUPPIES PREFER THE BATTALION fy/'s ofec.. C/j . Pe rs >-o °n^/ s £y/ °es C° { AA -5 ^ Or,. n c '-T/- ■'-Of Bryan/College Station