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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1978
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Sign speaks for itself
Krueger residents Rhonda Birdwell and Lori
Thomas summed up the study habits of many
students with this sign that they hung in the
first floor Krueger lounge.
Gallup favors Carter more than A&M poi
By KEITH TAYLOR
Battulion Reporter
I exas A&M University student
opinion of how President Carter is
handling his job is lower than that of
the rest of the country, according to
a survey taken by three marketing
students.
The three students, Robert Muel
ler, Bobby Merrifield and Janies
Trott, based their survey on a Gal
lup Poll taken in September. The
Gallup Poll represents a cross sec
tion of opinion in the United States.
One hundred fifty-eight Texas
A&M students took part in the sur-
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vey.
Of those surveyed. 102 were
males. Ten of the students were
members of the Corps of Cadets, 42
were on-campus, and the rest were
off-campus students.
The poll takers tried to get a rep
resentative proportion of each stu
dent group in the survey.
Th«
results of the
compared with the i
survey were
esults of the
Gallup Poll.
The students answered questions
approve, disapprove or no opinion.
On the question of how Carter is
handling his job as president, 63
percent of those surveyed disap
proved. Forty-four percent disap
proved in the Gallup Poll. All 10 of
the cadets surveyed disapproved.
Only 17 percent of the students
polled approved of the way Carter is
handling domestic policy, compared
to a 32 percent approval nationi
The greatest disagreementij |
Carter’s policy is with hiserau
policy, according to the
Seventy-nine percent of tlej
dents polled said theydisapprm
Sixty-two percent respondingi|
Callup Poll disapproved.
Students also strongly
proved of Carter’s methods if
dling the inflation prol
Seventy-eight percent disappi
on the Texas A&M cam
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Gallup Poll showed 66 percti
approved.
The Gallup Poll and the si
survey were close on thequesfc
the way Carter is dealing rth
employment. Forty’-eightpene:
the students disapproved aal
percent in the Gallup Poll.
On the question of how Cafe |
handling environmental proUa
the largest plurality opinionatl* L
A&M was no opinion at37j
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percent approved. ■ ni ° P r
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prove of Carter’s energy poliqM^P* 6
57 percent. Forty -two percerilB™° ut '
approved in the Gallup Poll ^ ec 'iani
Carter did best in his hmnlli.w^ ei > •
the Middle E ast situation. ^
three percent of the students P ,0 »es.so
veyed approved.
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the Camp David summit p
between .l/enacAem Begin
and Anwar Sadat of Egypt. Am
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Both the Gallup Poll andtls« e ^ tnca
dent survey showed simiVsi e '.’ 1
on how Carter deals with the' K 1 ?. 0 1 '
Union. The students were41m. 1 *
cent against, while the Gallupm a 1 °
showed 43 percent against,
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The bank rings, registers and
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after 25 cents is deposited and
cannot be opened until $10 has
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