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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1978
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C of C to hold
energy seminar
The Bryan-College Station
Chamber of Commerce will sponsor
“Planergy, Inc.,” an energy conser
vation seminar, Wednesday from
8:30 a. m. to 4:15 p.m. at the Texas
A&M University Rudder Center.
The seminar, presented in coop
eration with the Governor’s Office
of Energy Resources and the Texas
Public Utility Commission, will
focus on how to conserve energy
without sacrificing comfort or prof
its.
The Bryan-College Station semi
nar is one of two dozen seminars
being held this year in 20 cities
around the state as part of the State
Energy Conservation Program. The
program’s goal is to achieve a 5 per
cent statewide decrease in energy
consumption by 1980.
“This is a first-time event,” Larry
Matheson, assistant manager of the
Bryan-College Station Chamber of
Commerce, said. “It’s a form of pub
lic information on energy conserva
tion for businesses and the general
public.”
Alvin C. Askew, administrative
assistant for energy to Texas for
Gov. Dolph Briscoe, will keynote
the meeting at 9 a.m. Immediately
following Askew’s address, partici
pants will break into six concur
rent workshops designed specifi
cally for local governments, utilities,
lending institutions, retail busi
nesses, home builders, architects,
contractors, public school officials
and new commercial builders.
Registration for the energy semi
nar will begin at 8:30 a.m. on the
fifth floor of Rudder Tower. Admis
sion is free and the public is wel
come.
Czech 127 offered
despite cancellations
Old control tower dismantled
Beginning Czech 127 will be of
fered this fall.
Woody Smith, lecturer in the
Czech and Modem Language de
partment, said that the course for
beginning Czech students has not
been canceled despite the notices
that were sent out to some students
saying that it has been.
“I don’t know why these notices
have been sent out,” Smith said,
“but beginning Czech will definitely
still be offered. ”
Smith and Czech Club president
Pat Cemoch have been working to
increase enrollment in beginning
Czech so that it will continue to be
offered in the future.
“There are lots of people of Czech
origin on campus, but for some rea-
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son they don’t take Czech,” Smith
said. He said that the language is
useful, especially because there are
so many Czech communities and
Czech speakers in this area.
Smith stressed that the most re
warding part of taking Czech is the
summer study program students are
able to take during the summer in
Czechoslavakia. Those who attend
spend six weeks at Charles Univer
sity studying the language and the
country. Students pay only their
transportation to and from Czechos
lovakia. Tuition, room and board,
and travel within the country are all
provided by the Czechoslovak
Foreign Institute. Any students who
finish beginning Czech or the
equivalent are able to attend.
Students in the Czech program
and Czech Club participate in area
ethnic festivals, Smith said. Last
year the Czech Club sponsored two
polka dances in Snook.
“This year we hope to have some
Czech films as well as participate in
local Czech festivals,” Smith said.
The old control tower has been a familiar sight at Easterwood |
airport for over 25 years. But it won’t be for much longei
citizen of Navasota bought it for his private airstrip and disas
sembly for transportation has begun already. iUi/
Battalion photo by Scott Peralta Sff'j
MSC Finance Center
gives no financial aii
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Many students are trying to pick
up financial aid — loans, grants and
scholarships — in the Student Fi
nance Center in the MSC 217.
Th ose students are looking for their
money in the wrong office.
The Student Finance Center acts
as the banker for student organiza
tions and takes orders for graduation
announcements. Fay Yeates, the
center’s supervisor, said.
“We don’t give out financial aid,”
Yeates said.
Students who need to pick up
their loans, grants and scholarships
can do so today through Wednesday
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at thelWi^D*
Tower cashier’s window.
Holders of Hinson-HazeM^
health profession and national din^
loans first must report to the 4
dent Financial Aid Office,
floor of the Y. M.C.A. Buildin&L^
sign the loan note, Robert Loa^
director of Student Financial AilBL
said.
Holders of state student inceoliW
grants also must report to StudJp
Financial Aid before picking: jL
their grants at the Rudder Tw®
cashier's window, Logan said. Bp
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