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Students at Texas A&M Univer
sity are able to take an active role in
the operation of the Universty.
Through membership on various
committees, students are able to
provide valuable input and take part
in the making decisions.
Students apply for these commit
tees, which are also include faculty
members and administrators, after
the spring elections.
Questions or input may be di
rected to the student representative
on a particular committee or to Jim
Pratt, University Committees
Coordinator, in the Student Gov
ernment Office, Room 216, Memo
rial Student Center, or at 845-3051.
Following is a list of the 1979-80
student representatives:
I, Committees Reporting to the
President
Students’ Rights Appeals Panel:
University
Panel:
Academic Appeals
John Calhoun, Dudley Viles.
University
Panel:
Disciplinary Appeals
Cassandra Sheppard,
William Altman.
Marcus Watts,
Roddy Dunnell,
Gross.
Peter Greaves, Brian J.
Athletic Council:
Ronald Kapavik.
Fiscal Appeals Panel:
George Black, Cheryl Kucherka,
Brown, Cathleen O'Connor.
Billy
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II. Committees of the Academic
Council
Council on Teacher Education:
Thomas Gregory, Tamilea McKelvy, De
nise Shiver.
Curriculum Committee:
Mary Hutchison, Paul Campbell.
Graduate Council:
Aubrey Johnson.
International Student Advisory
Committee:
Stuart Coles, Elizabeth Penders, Elizabeth
Hartman
Library Council:
Allen Dewey, William Jentsch, Jr., Julie
Smiley, John McCray.
Rules & Regulations Committee:
Paul Bettencourt, Robert Ingram, Nancy
Bunch, Frederick Bayler, Deborah May.
Scholarship Committee:
Brian K. Miller, Jane Black.
III. Committees Reporting to the
Vice President for Academic Affairs
VII. Committees of the Vice
President for Business Affairs:
Laundry Committee:
Timothy Cowden, David Rencurrel, James
Barolak, Sean Rudolph, Michele Stell, James
Travis, John Carpenter, Cassandra Sheppard.
Vni. Committees Reporting to
the Vice President for Student
Services
IX. Committees of the Vice Pres
ident for Student Services
Advertising & Publicity Commit
tee:
Cheryl Leavitt, Susan Hatridge, William
Stanley.
Information
Committee:
Center Advisory
Bonfire
mittee:
and Yell Leaders Corn-
Shuttle Bus Operations Commit
tee:
Paula Sorrells,
Brewster.
Rebecca Rieger, John
Student Organizations Board:
George Black, James Pratt, Michelle Scud-
der, Teresa Beshara, Robert Shield, Brian
Gross, Michael Formby.
Traffic Panel:
Michael Weaver, Kenneth Pfeil, David
Gray, Dara Flinn, John Carpenter, Marianne
Petersen, Stephen Hawrylak.
Kenneth Cross, Sally Takacs, Susan Fon-
teno, Sandra Bailey, Bruce Martin, Harvey
Hawkins, Jr., Gregory Dew.
Chapel Committee:
John Groce, Michael Marshall, Theresa
Schulz, Robert Walker, Robert Shield.
Concessions Committee:
Mark Kirkpatrick, Kaelyn Cook, Sandra
Farringer, William Jentsch, Jr.
Mary Hutchison, Nancy Bunch, Gail Jolly,
Julie Smiley.
Traffic Appeals Panel:
Michael Snow, Jefirey Stauss, Thomas Wil
son, Patrick Lackey, Jon Bessell, Joanne
Xavier, Lynette Warthen, Glen Starr, Rita
Brown, Ronald Linsay.
Menu Board:
Sbisa: Nancy Bunch, Frederick Mergner,
III, Richard Berthelson, Barbara Thompson,
Kathleen McElroy, Gregory Millsap.
Commons: William Way, Sheryl Balcar,
Dale Fisseler, Carol Stevens, Gwen Moore,
David Gary.
Duncan: Terrence Frost, Timothy Cowden,
David Rencurrel, Robert Yawn, Laura
Johnson, Michael Kendall.
Evaluation
Publications:
of Student Services
University
tee:
Recreation Commit-
Annemarie May, Holly Brown, Susan Hat
ridge, Michael Zotzky, Robert Meadows.
Who’s Who Committee:
Kenneth Cross, Bill Jones, Roy Brantley,
Julia Arthur, Kenzy Hallmark, Barbara
Thompson, William Way, Deborah Walker,
Nancy Nelson, Bradley Smith, Robert Van
Winkle, Jr.
Michelle Scudder, John Groce, Cheryl
Leavitt.
Health Center Advisory Commit
tee:
Randall Farmer, Sheryl Balcar, John
Rheiner, Harry Langley, Elizabeth Hartman.
Hensel Park Committee:
SUZUKI OF BRENHAM
1805 WEST LOOP 290
BRENHAM, TEXAS 77833
713 836-4700
750CC
SPECIALS
ALSO!
BIG SUZUKI BARGAINS ON THE
BEST BIG BUY!
And here's what one
magazine has to say about
our flashy GS-1000EN,
with its mag-type wheels
and racy styling ...
$3399.00
"When the dust finally
settled and the shriek
of multi-cylinder engines
was heard no more, we
had a winner: the Suzuki GS-1000E,
the best all-around one-litre
hyperbike money can buy."
Cycle Guide
November, 1978
Plus, here's a review about
Suzuki's latest, the GS-1000LN
Low Singer, with its leading-axle
forks and
custom step saddle .. .
"Riders who prize
the king-of-the-road
sensation they get from
riding hot rod motorcycles will find
the Suzuki GS-1000L delivers whether
the road is straight or twisting."
Cycle Guide
June, 1979
Suzuki. The performer.
$3499.00
Brien Smith, Claiborn Panova,
Gustke, Nancy Bunch.
Larry
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tee:
& Historical Commit-
Bird cage, medium size, brand new. 693-
7964..9t2 -
William Strobel, Dara Flinn.
Convocation Committee:
Truck tires, steel radials, Mtchehn Very new.'
693-7994... 9t2
ley.
Mark Murphy, Jess Mason, Michael McCar-
Full size bed, 1 desk, 1 drafting machine, 1
Chester draws. Call 779-9096... 10t5
Barracuda. Excellent condition, 91100 miles,
$800 or best offer. Sandy 845-1129 or 693-
2400... 10t5
New Student Committee:
i Deborah May,
Klopp.
Michael Marshall, Diane
Student Publications Board:
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Loves attention. Great companion bird. Also
11 12x12’ red/black shag carpet. Great condition.
Talk price on both.
846-0828 13tB
Ronald Kapavik,
Thompson.
Bonnie Helwig, Barbara
University Lectures Committee:
Jay Henderson,
Gross.
William Daniels, Brian
WANTED
Will trade use of pasture and horse stall for
riding priviledges. 693-7833... 14t5
Typing. Experienced, fast, accurate. All kinds.
822-0544... Itfh
Charter me & my plane for away football
games. Call 779-5340.. .5t24
IV. Committees Reporting to the
Vice President for Business Affairs
Environmental Safety and Health
Committee:
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For an enjoyable meal with family and friends
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Class rings, wedding rings, worn out .
gold jewelry, coins, etc. '
The Diamond Room
Town & Country Shopping Center
3731 E. 29th St., Bryan
846-4708
Gary Colson.
University Center Board:
James Pratt, Jay Henderson, Daniel Ayre,
Deborah Walker.
V. Committees Reporting to the
Vice President for Development
Placement Advisory Council:
Joe Beall, Robert Van Winkle, Jr., John
Carpenter.
VI. Committees of the Vice Pres-
idnet for Academic Affairs
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Honors Program Committee:
Allen Dewey, Patricia McSweeney,
Vito, Thomas Harris IV.
Junior College Relations:
Cynthia Colvin, Janet Golub.
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An ALAN PARKER Film MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
E*pculive Producer PETER GUBER Screenplay by OLIVER STONE Produced by ALAN MARSHALL
and DAVID PUTTNAM Directed by ALAN PARKER Music Crealed by GIORGIO M0R0DER
Based on ihe true slory ot Billy Hayes from the book Midnight Express l-wy! _ ■WTBgrgj
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FRI. & SAT.
SEPT. 21-22
8 p.m.-THEA.
$1.25 with TAMU I.D.
LOST
Green parakeet, tame. 693-0378... 10t6
Lost French pipe. Reward. Near lot 50. 845-
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Night: 779-4657 13t 3
ROOM FOR RENT
Room for rent,
9096... 12t4
$100 per month. Call 779-
ROOMMATE WANTED
Need female roommate. One bedroom apt.,
$130 per month. Call Cindy 846-4452... 10t5
Lacto-vegetarian,
| male housemate needed.
846-2290® [ | 2 Bedroom, 2 blocks to campus,
$100 + Vz bills, positive environ-
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INSTRUCTION
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Texas A&M University Student Senate has several vacancies
that must be filled. Those interested in one of these positions should
pick up an application in the Student Government office, Room
216C of the MSC. The deadline for application is 5:00 p.m., Tues
day, Sept. 25. For more information contact the Student Govern
ment office at 845-3051.
VACANCIES
1. Agriculture Graduate
2. Business Graduate
3. Engineering Graduate
4. Off Campus
Undergraduate Wards 1,2,
& 3
5. Engineering at Large
6. Agriculture Junior
7. Agriculture Senior
8. Business Sophomore
9. Education Graduate
10. Liberal Arts Graduate
11. Liberal Arts Senior
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They met at the funeral of a perfect stranger.
From then on, things got perfectly stranger and stranger.
Paramount Pictures Presents
HAROLD and MAUDE
starring
RUTH GORDON
BUDCORT
Co-starring Vivian Pickles, Cyril Cusack, Charles Tyner, Ellen Geer
Produced by Colin Higgins and Charles B.Mulvehill
Executive Producer Mildred Lewis, Written by Colin Higgins
Directed by Hal Ashby
With Songs by Cat Stevens Color by Technicolor
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A Paramount Picture
FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 21-22
SUN. SEPT. 23
MID.-THEA.
8 p.m.-THEA.
$1.25 with TAMU I.D.
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
MSC BOX OFFICE MON.-FRI. 9 A.M.-4 P.M.
TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE 45 MIN.
BEFORE SHOWTIME