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CIRCLE K CLUB: Will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Room 501, Rudder
Tower.
taMU FENCING CLUB: Will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 216 G
Rollie White Coliseum.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING: The TAMU Emergency Care
Team and Circle K are sponsoring a blood pressure screening from
8a.m. to 5 p.m. across the hall from the MSC Post Office, today
i and Friday. The screening takes only a few minutes and is free to
| the public.
DEADLINE: For ordering Senior Rings for delivery by May gradua-
r tion. For more information, see the Ring Clerk in Heaton Hall.
ESTIVAL OF RUSSIAN DANCE: OPAS will represent a festival of
Russia’s finest dancers. There will be colorful costumes, folk dan
cers, and native music from throughout the Soviet Union. The
festival will be held in Rudder Auditorium.
iCGIE PARENTS OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS: Forms for
Aggie Parents of the Year are available in the Student Govern
ment Office, Room 216, MSC. All forms are due by 5 p.m., March
2.
AMU WATER SKI CLUB: Old and new members are encouraged
to attend a meeting to discuss Polar Bear Tournament plans. The
meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in Room 305, Rudder Tower.
AMU RACQUEIBALL CLUB: There will be a racquetball tour
nament at 5 p.m. in DeWare Fieldhouse. Entries are available in
the intramural office.
;EPHEID VARIABLE: “This Island Earth,” in which an advance
guard from distant Metaluna comes to Earth for human brain
power to save their planet in an interstellar war, will be shown at 8
and 10:30 p.m. in the Basement Coffeehouse. Admission is 50
cents.
LACEMENT OFFICE: Graduating seniors who wish to interview
for the following companies may begin signing up today for inter
views on March 1: Action-Peace Corp., American Can Co.,
Amoco Production Co., Army (Dept, of Waterways Experiment
Station), Austin Commercial, Bank of America, Bank of the
Southwest, Burroughs Business Machines, Dow Chemical, Fac
tory Mutual Engineering, First National Bank of Dallas, Foley’s of
Houston, Go Wireline, Great West Life Insurance Co., Johnson
Controls, Oilwell Division (U.S. Steel), Raymond International
Builders, Sav-on Drugs Inc., Texas Power & Light, U.S. Steel
Corp.
Friday
STUDENT GOVERNMENT DEADLINE: Two off-campus under
graduate senate positions are open for applications. Apply in
Room 216C, MSC.
IGGIE CINEMA: “Saturday Night Fever,” in which John Travolta
gives a sensual and intelligent performance as a local disco kingpin
at the peak of his popularity, will be shown at 8 p.m. in Rudder
Auditorium. (R)
MIDNIGHT MOVIE: “Which Way Is Up?” in which Richard Pryor
stars in this serio-comedy tale of love, seduction, jealousy, and
betrayal set in the srife-torn California farm country, will be
shown in Rudder Theater. (R)
’LACEMENT OFFICE: Graduating seniors who wish to interview
for the following companies may begin signing up today for inter
views on March 2: Bank of the Southwest, Black & Veatch, Bourns
Inc., Burroughs Corp., Camp Waldemar, City of Dallas, City
Public Service, Foleys of Houston, Foodmaker Inc., Go Wireline
Service, Great West Life Insurance, Haggar Co., Humana Inc.,
Joske’s of Houston, Peat Marwick 6c Mitchell, Rockwell Interna
tional, SMC Corp., Spectra-Physics Inc., Texas Power and Light.
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Hot lunches & snacks
To enroll call 822-3579
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Electrical Engineering
and
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San Francisco Bay Area Computer and Computerized
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Included in ROLM’s outstanding benefits package
is a three month paid sabbatical after six years
(and every seven years thereafter). Company
paid tuition and time off for Graduate Study at
Stanford, and flexible working hours.
Small is better,
oil executive says
Oil exploration executive Jeff Montgomery says small is better — at
least as far as his million dollar Kirby Exploration Corp. is concerned.
Montgomery told a Texas A&M University audience Wednesday
afternoon that the strategy of his “small business” is to not be big.
Rather than try to compete with oil giants and expansive govern
ment regulations, the chairman of the board of the Houston firm said
his company maintains a low profile and avoids the “paper work
blizzard” imposed on larger corporations.
“We can’t afford to cope with the regulations,” Montgomery said.
We stay below the threshold of an increasingly burdensome . . .
government which requires great disclosure and regulation adher
ence.”
Montgomery, a 1941 graduate of Texas A&M, said his corporation
competes with the other 10,000 oil exploration firms in the United
States by relying less on experts and more on individual performance
among his management rank and file.
Montgomery said individualism is needed in exploration because
so many projects fail.
‘There must be something there to keep the people up and
motivated,” he said.
Montgomery said he asks three things of new management profes
sionals: ‘Are you bright? Are you honest? And do you have drive, the
will to do it right?”
Montgomery was at Texas A&M for the College of Business Admin
istration’s Visiting Executive Speaker Series.
Valentine’s day
is no Valentine
for Valentines
United Press International
KENNETT, Mo. — Love turned
sour for the Valentines on Valen
tine’s Day.
Wednesday’s first item of busi
ness in the court of Dunklin County
Circuit Judge Flake McHaney was
THE BATTALION Page 3
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1979
the granting of a divorce decree to
Joyce N. Valentine and Lonnie
James Valentine, who had been
married in August 1976.
Mrs. Valentine, 23, appeared in
court with her attorney but Valen
tine, 28, was not present.
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