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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1977
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ON CAMPUS:
Dec. 5, 6, 7
INTERVIEWING
SENIORS/GRADS:
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£2 SKI 5^
' Colorado
Wolf Creek Colorado
SPRING BREAK
March 10-18 1978
for $235.00
Price Includes:
1) 6 days/6 nights lodging
2) Breakfast and Dinner while at lodge
3) 6 days lift tickets
4) Transportation
5) Insurance
Applications open Dec. 1 Rm. 216 MSC
$50 Deposit Required
Sponsored By MSC Travel Committee
DINNER THEATRE
Presents:
“A Christmas Carol by Dickens”
Saturday, Dec. 10; Friday, Dec. 16 & Saturday, Dec. 17
at the
105 year old Calvert Hotel
Calvert, Texas
Reservations or for more information, 364-2641
Tickets: A&M Student $5.95, Others $7.95
Sun Theatres
333 University 846
The only movie in town
Double-Feature Every Week
Open 10 a.m.-2 a.m. Mon.-Sat.
12 Noon - 12 Midnight Sun
846-9808
No one under 18
Escorted Ladies Free
BOOK STORE & 25c PEEP SHOWS
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
is our new name
(So. College Station Lutheran Mission)
Hospitality Committee
Presents
Texas A&M Christmas Fair
Friday Dec. 9
We meet each Sunday at the A&M Consolidated H.S. Cafeteria #2818
for Study at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Join us! The close
fellowship of our A.L.C. mission is open to include you and your
family. Come.
10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
and
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
MSC Banquet room
Area merchants selling gifts for under $20.
RICE UNIVERSITY
JONES GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNTING/INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Thursday, December 1, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
An admissions officer will be on campus to meet with students
interested in accounting, business administration, public ad
ministration, and international management. Master’s de
grees are offered in these areas and a Ph.D. in accounting.
No specific undergraduate major is required. Foreign lan
guage training is particularly sought.
Group sessions will meet every hour on the hour. Contact the
Career Planning and Placement Center for more details and
to sign up for a session.
Rice University is committed to the principle of equal educa
tional opportunity and evaluate candidates without regard to
race, sex, creed, or national origin.
Aggie rugby teams
do well in tourney
The Texas A&M varsity rugby
team came out on the short end of a
3-0 score against Minneapolis in the
second round of the Houston In
vitational Rugby Tournament, but
rallied to win its other three games
and secure the consolation prize.
The Aggie Maroon team received
a fourth place trophy with a 2-2 rec
ord, while the women of Aggieland
demolished all opposition and won
the championship. The A&M ladies
have not been beaten this year.
After drawing a bye in round one,
the A&M White team played Min
neapolis in the second round. It was
a struggle from the outset with Min
neapolis notching the only score, late
in the second half, on a 25-yard pen
alty goal.
The teams fought to a standstill in
a defensive battle. As it worked out,
neither team would lose again.
Minneapolis went on to tie the
Houston Heathens for the cham
pionship, after 4 periods of overtime.
The Aggies took consolation honors.
In round three, A&M beat Kansas
State University, 10-0. The Aggies
had too much scoring power for the
Kansas State champions who were
frequently caught out of position.
Alan Jeffrey, at fly half, had an ex
cellent game for A&M, scoring six
points on two penalty goals. Robert
Moorman scored A&M’s only try,
going over near the flag after a strike
for Jeffries.
the Austin Huns 21-0. Bi
rich, the front row forward for AM
opened the scoring with a Woodji
like burst after receiving the ball!
lowing a line-out. Alan Jeffrey
verted and A&M led 6-0.
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The Ags made it 12-0 after
excellent movement by the
and wing forwards as FranhBi
fled over for the score. Jeffrey
the conversion.
The matchup between the Ags and
the Houston Rugby Club in round
four was a thriller. It was won in
overtime by the Aggies on a 25-yard
kick by Craig Belew. With Houston
ahead 4-0, late in the second half,
Paul Rutledge, the Aggie winger,
stole a Houston pass and streaked
into the end zone to tie the score.
The sides were level at the final whis
tle and the Ags won it on Belew’s kick
in overtime.
A penalty goal by Jeffrey mai
15-0 and the final score was;
fully taken try by Rutledge
the posts. Jeffrey s kick was
the Aggies had shut out AustinJf
The White team is now lO-ij
the season. A&M plays the Housli
Old Boys this Saturday, Dec.Sal
a.m. on the Main Drill Fields qhat is
one who has not seen ’
Round five was a romp for the
tired White squad as A&M downed
m these
action can do so, before the Houst ? ar mers
A&M football game, as theAg ^ir den
wind up their season
Support the Round Bailers at
tonight's game and afterwards
come by the Pizza Hut and vote
for Willie Foreman to represent
the Aggies at the Pizza Hut An
nual Basketball Classic".
Seventh Annual
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Stockton and Roscoe Tanner ha!
32-man field for the 1978 $175,1
St. Louis Tennis Classic to be liel
the Checkerdome Feb. 6-12,il
announced Wednesday.
Lamar Hunt, head of W
Championship Tennis, toldai
conference the tournament «i!
one of five in the United Stall
which players can qualify for tie
nual WCT finals in Dallas.
Tournaments also will b
Philadelphia, Houston, Richm
Va., and Birmingham, Ala
there will be WCT tournamei Q r j 0 hr
overseas in Milan, Monte Carlo
Rotterdam.
“Next year will he thefirstlii
there has been an organizedcaletl
for our sport, Hunt said. In
past there has been a lot ofbicbi
and fighting and conflicts
schedules.”
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is part of the Super Grand Priss]*
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Tennis Federation. The Grandt
includes 32 events leadngtoadu
pionship final in January' 1979.
See the Pizza Hut Basketball Classic on
CBS Sports Spectacular, Saturday
afternoon, April 1,1978
from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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