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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1978
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY presents
TOWN HALL SERIES ATTRACTION 4
CRYSTAL GAYLE
FRIDAY
MARCH 3,
1978
7:30 P.M.
G. ROLLIE
WHITE
COLISEUM
A&M
STUDENT
PRIORITY
PERIOD
FEB. 13-17
TICKET ZONES
A&M STUDENT
WITH ACTIVITY CARD
NON A&M
STUDENT DATE
GENERAL
PUBLIC
GEN. ADM.
FREE WITH
TICKET
$3.00
$4.00
RESERVED
$4.50
$4.50
$6.50
TICKETS & INFO.
AVAILABLE IN
MSC BOX OFFICE
845-2916
ALL NIGHT FAIR
FEBRUARY 24-25
7PM TO 3AM
.50 AT THE DOOR OR PRICE PER GAME
MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER
JOIN IN THE FUN AND GAMES
PREHISTORIC BOWLING, SPONGE THROW, NAME THATTUNE, PAN FOR
GOLD GONG SHOW, COMPUTER GAMES, SQUIRT GUN, FRISBEE
THROW, RING TOSS, DART GAMES, OLD TIME MOVIES, AND MORE!
SPECIAL
ATTRACTION
DENIM
TRAVEL THRU TIME WITH US
PRIZES AWARDED FOR BEST
COSTUME ACCORDING TO THEME
barker 1 -
photography
405 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS 77840
PHONE: 713/846-5766
CLASS PICTURE SCHEDULE
1978 AGGIELAND
Juniors
_ M FEB. 6
— S FEB. 13
_ Z FEB. 20
MAKEUPS for Juniors only
FEB. 27 — MAR. 3
FEB. 10
FEB. 17
FEB. 24
DRESS: Civilians - Coat and Tie
Coeds - Optional
Corps (Fish and Sophs.) - Class A Winter
Corps (Jrs. and Srs.) - Midnights
ALL STUDENTS SHOULD BRING THEIR FALL SEMESTER FEE SLIPS.
Photographs are taken on a drop-in basis 10:00 - 5:00 weekdays.
Course in self-defense
Policewomen take training
Training tor policewomen April
17-21 at Texas A&M University will
help the woman officer in dangerous
situations.
The course will train policewo
men in firearms handling, pursuit
driving and methods of self
protection.
The 40-hour, one-week course
will aid the women officers in areas
not covered in basic training. The
course will feature instruction by
U.S. Customs Patrol, Federal
Bureau of Investigation specialists
and driving experts of the Texas
Transportation Institute.
“Behind the wheel" instruction
will cover accident avoidance, wet
weather driving and cornering
techniques. The women also will be
trained in self-protection and han
dling physical resistance.
Bill Cooksey, veteran Texas law
man, will coordinate the
The course will be conduetei
specially equipped facilities al j
Texas A&M Research andExteaJ
Center near Bryan.
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A&M programs
get $28,000
aid from Du Pont
Students may come ahead of their scheduled time if pictures are needed
early. No photographs will be taken for the yearbook after the final makeup
date for each class.
E.I. Du Pont de Nemours Co.
gave $28,000 to Texas A&M Univer
sity’s engineering and science pro
grams last week.
The check included a $7,000
environmental grant for the ocean
ography program and $7,000 each
for the chemical engineering,
mechanical engineering and plant
sciences programs said Du Pont
spokesman Marie Stewart.
President Jarvis E. Miller ac
cepted the grant, along with Dr.
Gordon Hopkins, head of mechani
cal engineering; Dr. Howard
Joham, head of plant sciences; Dr.
Bill Merrill of oceanography; Dr.
Jerry Bullin of chemical engineer
ing; Robert L. Walker, vice presi
dent for development, and Lou Van
Pelt, placement director.
Stewart said the Du Pont educa
tional support program will distrib
ute about $3.3 million to universi
ties this year.
Battalion photo by UmCU
Just horse sense
Freshman animal science major Debbie Jo be looking at the same thing as she bmsl^
Beatty looks as if she knows exactly what her it during a horse management and tr:
horse is thinking. She and her horse seem to course.
SKYDIVING
(the ultimate high)
Texas A&M Sport
Parachute Club
For more information come to our meeting Wednesday
Feb. 22 at 7:30 in Room 206 of the MSC.
WE’LL TELL ’EM
THAT’S RIGHT, WE’LL TELL YOUR PROF HIS LECTURcSl
ARE TOO DRY, YOUR FRIEND HE OR SHE M
DOESN’T HAVE IT TOGETHER. WE’LL DELIVER ABB
DAY CAKE AND SING HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ANYBQd| ic j or
YOU WANT. WE’LL RECITE THAT SPECIAL POEM:
THAT SPECIAL PERSON. AS A MATTER OF FA,'
WE’LL TELL ANYBODY YOU WANT JUST ABOUTAl
THING YOU WOULD WANT TO TELL THEM BUT JU;
CAN’T SEEM TO DO IT. WE’LL PERFORM THIS SERVfi pes f
FOR A REASONABLE FEE. CALL 846-6069 BETWEEff^
6:00 & 9:00 P.M
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Texas A&M University
TO YOUNG
WOMEN IN
SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING:
Opera & Performing Arts Society
Tickets
Available
MSC Box Office
845-2916
ZONE 1
Regular
A&M
Student/Date ....
ZONE 2
Regular $6.25
MM
Student/Date $4.75
ZONE 3
Regular
Student/Date $3.55
Be choosey. We are.
In fact, we select only
the best qualified indi
viduals to fill key jobs in the fields of science, math
ematics, physics, chemistry, metallurgy, nudear
research, space research, behavioral sciences,
plus many more. Our equipment is modem, our
people professional. So if you’re a young woman
interested in challenge and excitement, find out
what the United States Air Force can offer you.
You’ll find an excellent salary . . . advanced
education opportunities . . . worldwide assign
ments ... 30 days of paid vacation a year ..
medical and dental care . . . plus much more. It’s
one of the finest opportunities in the nation.
Call today for information. Contact
MSgt Bobby D. Pegoda
707 University Dr.
College Stetion, Tx 77840
713/846-5521
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A great way of life.
ZACHARJAS
GREENHOUSE
club & seme parlor
GREAT ISSUES
PRESENTS
1201 Hwy. 30 (Briarwood Apts.)
693-9781
DR. RON HOLDER -
URBAN TRANSPORTATU
BACKGAMMON
TOURNAMENT
‘ASSOCIATE RESEARCH ENGINEER AND
PROGRAM DIRECTOR-TEXAS TRANSPORT^
INSTITUTE
ph.D. IN CIVIL ENGINEERING - TAMU
LECTURER -C.E. DEPARTMENT
TONIGHT 8 P.M
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February 21,1978
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