The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, March 30, 1978, Image 5

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    THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1978
Page 5
^Orientation helps parents
L a ving home to attend college is
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traumatic for the parents as
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says Dr. Ronald Lewis, assis-
[director of the Academic Coun-
ling Center at Texas A&M Uni-
About 40 percent of the parents of
incoming freshmen attend the
orientation programs held during
the summer, but Lewis thinks it
would be best if all parents at
tended.
He feels the program not only
aids parents, but also allows the
university to make personal contact
with the family, giving Texas A&M a
better understanding of student
needs.
Aggie
Blood Drive
i
April 3, 4,
Aggie Blood Drive
Sign Up Dates
March 28, 29, 30
jhat is why this university in-
des both students and parents in
[freshman orientation program,”
Lewis. Tt helps reduce anx-
He says parents are able to make
ersonal contact with university
fconnel who will be associated
Lith their son or daughter during
he student s academic career.
Bse deans, departmental advisers
p 0ltt#) J| faculty members are available to
risit with the family and answer
Istions the parents or student
have. Texas A&M pioneered
the]parent-student summer orienta
tion program and limits the atten-
■ce to 200 per session. Freshmen
ignis I attend as a pre-enrollment re-
Hrement.
■Parents are usually more aware
! ijfwhat is going on during orienta-
T , ^lon than students,” says Lewis.
•SiHHdents, he explains, are usually
$|f§| too excited to gather all the informa-
•$! tion given during the program. The
•SS parents are more concerned about
•[p what the university has to say be-
iuse it will affect them as well as
their student.
:B,ewis says parents, once aware of
facilities such as the Academic
j, jKOiinseling Center, will urge their
son or daughter to take advantage of
| the service if needed. Students
get lost in the maze of school-
^Jrk and other activities and don’t
Bize the university employs ad-
brs to help them with personal
Ind academic problems.
Embrey’s Jewelry
We Specialize In
Aggie Rings.
Diamonds Set —
Sizing —
Reoxidizing —
All types watch/jewelry
Repair
Aggie Charge Accounts
5:30 8 46-58 1 6
% Petal Patch
Complete Florist"
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
POT PLANTS ^
WEDDINGS —
CORSAGES
^Conveniently located across from campus^
p707 Texas Phase II 846-6713 i
APRIL FOOLS SPECIAL!
With every Purchase
of $7.50 or more
get a FREE PLANT from selected group.
Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Sun. 12-6
POTTS OF PRIDE
1903 OLD HEARNE ROAD
BRYAN, TEXAS 77801
$1.00 off
Buy any giant, large or medium pizza and get Vi off
the original price. You can choose between the
original thin crust that made Pizza Inn famous . . .
or our old fashion thick crust
COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 2, 1978
Valuable Coupon — Present With Guest Check
L2-Pizza inn®-
WGF-33
Foreign foods delight Ags
Hundreds of foreign foods fans packed room 226 of the MSC Tues
day night during the International Food Festival, part of Interna
tional Week at Texas A&M. Yajrira Cachonegrete (left) and
Machela Rijero (right) serve “Ensalada de Polio,” a Venezuelan
dish.
413 TEXAS AVE.
(Across from Ramada Inn)
846-6164
1803 GREENFIELD PLAZA
(Next to Bryan High)
846-1784
BOOT
AGGIES!
Douglas
offers
Student ID Discounts!
15% off of ‘SO 00 or more
10% off of under $ 50 00
CASH PURCHASE ONLY
We reserve the right to regulate the use of this privilege.
212 N. MAIN 822-3119
DOWNTOWN BRYAN
(Radio /hack)
The Realistic hi-fi receiver
Shootout. You’re lucky if you’ve
waited until now.
men •
The benefits of owning Realistic stereo compo
nents (as against Pioneer, Marantz and other
front-runners) should be obvious. But they aren't.
So we explain them every so often, particularly at
model-change-time, which is a happening that
begins today. We agree Realistic and other
famous national brands are in some ways
lookalikes in power, beauty and suggested retail
price. That's where the similarity ends. Realistic is
available only where there's a big Radio Shack
sign out front. Realistic is designed by and
custom-crafted by (or for) Radio Shack. No one
else. That means we sell direct. Direct in every
state, in more than 9 countries (including Holland
and Australia, for example). We service what we
sell. And since we sell more receivers, probably,
than any other chain of audio shops in the world,
that means The Shack® has more buying power
and dedicated salespeople than anybody. One
thing we don't have many of is rugs on the floor.
Millionaires may not like our low-key, low-cost
environment but music lovers do. Like Peter Nero,
who knows how to pinch a penny. Like Arthur
Fiedler, our friend and customer since about
1948. One more thing: this sale is not on at
Pacific, Atlantis. Tech, Custom or Federated.
Only at Radio Shack.
o ^ rs a a.
reduced 40 dollars
Realistic STA-16. 3V2 watts per
channel, minimum RMS at 8 ohms
from 30-20,000 Hz with no more than
0.9% THD. Anything less than this isn't
a hi-fi component. #31 -2070. Catalog
price SI 2 9.95. Shootout price
$89.95.
oo a o o o 000
STA-64
STA-84
jjji 00000 • Q Q Q c
reduced 50 dollars
Realistic STA-21. 7 watts per
channel, minimum RMS at 8 ohms
from 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than
0.9% THD. Priced like a radio,
engineered like a receiver. #31-2071.
Catalog price $159.95. Shootout
price S1 09.95.
Q
*-Q 000000 Q ft Q fy ee
STA-235
each reduced 100 dollars
Realistic STA-64. 16 watts per channel, minimum RMS at 8
ohms from 20-20.000 Hz, with no more than 0.8% THD.
#31 -2073. Catalog price $249.95. Shootout price $1 49.95.
Realistic STA-84. 25 watts per channel, minimum RMS at 8
ohms from 20-20,000 Hz. with no more than 0.7% THD
#31-2062. Catalog price $299 95 Shootout price $199 95.
Realistic STA-235. 55 watts per channel, minimum RMS
at 8 ohms from 20-20.000 Hz. with no more than 0.3% THD.
#31-2065. Audio Catalog price $429.95. Shootout price
$329.95
While Supplies
O ooo OOOOOo*
reduced 70 dollars
Realistic STA-52. 12 watts per
channel, minimum RMS at 8 ohms
from 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than
0.9% THD. The case is walnut veneer,
not an imitation. #31-2072. Catalog
price $199 95 Shootout price
$129.95.
Last
ViSA
1125 VILLA MARIA
846-7384
Open 10-6 Mon.-Sat.
Radio
/haek
CLEARANCE
As low as $39.88 pair
ALL INVENTORY
ON SALE
BOiUSEI OF SOOTS
NORTHGATE AT 112 NAGLE
Inside Greyhound Bus Station
NOCONA • CHRIS ROMERO
SHEYENNE
SUPER DISCOUNTS
Mon^ri.JO-9 • Sat. 10-7
It? Kii
Manor East Mall
Texas Ave. at Villa Maria
OFl
..jon Mucha y 011 otb'uL
Junior Fashion
Pants and Tops
Fashion Pants
The most wanted item in any wardrobe!
Choose from soft spring shades and dark
basic colors. In poly/cotton, sail cloth,
Calcutta, cotton duck, khaki, poly/gab and
many b^herTabrTc^t Assorted styles. 5 to 15.
Compare at 22.00
14"
Super Selection of Tops
An exciting selection of Spring and Summer
knit tops in cottons and cotton blends.
Pastels, or stripes. Some blousons included.
Sizes S AA L. 5°° + 16°°
WANTED!
THE NAVY and THE MARINES
ARE LOOKING FOR A FEW
GOOD SOPHOMORES
To
Apply For The Two-Year NROTC Program
Attend six weeks of summer training at Newport, Rhode Island, 22 June to
5 August and receive $600 plus room and board.
Receive $100 per month during your junior and senior academic years.
Candidates who graduate near the top of their class may qualify for a two year
scholarship which provides tuition, books, fees, and $100 per month.
Contact The NROTC Unit
ROOM 106 MILITARY SCIENCE BLDG.
845-1775
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