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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1979
Page 3
pay when the order is placed. Lynn
Scott, assistant ring clerk, said spe
cial ring loans are available through
the Student Financial Aid office.
Caps and gowns will go on sale
April 2 in the MSC bookstore.
Bachelor s degree gowns will cost
$7.50 and master’s will be $8.50,
said Charles Gentry, assistant
bookstore manager.
“We ll have some try-on gowns so
students will be able to get their
right size,’’ Gentry said.
The first banquet for seniors is the
Senior Induction Banquet given by
the Association of Former Students.
The Ramada Inn in Bryan will serve
a steak dinner to seniors April 16
and 17. Letters containing ticket
pick-up information will be mailed
to graduating seniors a week before
the dinners.
Seniors will celebrate graduation
with a barbecue and bash April 27.
Senior class president Ronnie Las-
tovica said a casual barbecue dinner
will be held this year instead of a
formal banquet. The bash will be at
the Lakeview Club.
The ring dance is set for April 28.
“We re going to have two bands,’’
Lastovica said. “Ed Gerlock’s or
chestra will be playing in the MSC
ballroom, while a rock-progressive
country band will play in the exhibit
room.”
Lastovica said tickets for the bar
becue, bash and Ring Dance will be
on sale in the Rudder Tower box of
fice two weeks prior to the April 27,
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’ompleting the required number
ours and making passing grades
ot all there is to graduation at
ras A&M University. There are
idlines to meet, dances and ban
ts to attend and gowns to fit.
fhe deadline for filing for a de-
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ly for degrees in the Fiscal Of-
in the Coke Building and pay an
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jee,” Lacey said. “If graduation
[uirements cannot be met, then
will inform the student as soon as
sible and make a refund.”
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