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’83 officers, senators
to be elected Oct. 24
By SHERIE KELLER
Battalion Reporter
A special student election will be
held Oct. 24 for the Class of’83 offi
cers and senators.
Persons interested in running
may file beginning Wednesday at
the Student Government Office
from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Room
216 of the Memorial Student Cen
ter. The deadline is Oct. 10.
The filing fee is $1. After filing the
student’s name will appear on the
Look Into
Your Future
election roster. Campaigning will
begin after Oct. 10.
Officers positions include presi
dent, vice-president, secre
tary/treasurer and social secretary.
Freshmen who want to run for an
office must have at least a 2.25 grade
point ratio at mid-term.
The class officers will be in charge
of the freshman ball, class picnics
and council meetings.
Seven freshmen senator positions
are also open. Senators must have a
2.25 GPR by the end of the semes
ter. If this requirement is not met,
the senator will be removed l|
his duties, said Bruce Russell,d
tion commissioner.
These senators will be involvej
the student senate, helping
the rules and pass bills that ii
everyone on campus, he si
“To be a class officer or senate
a great opportunity to hecomt
volved in campus activities
how the student government nn
he said.
Students wanting more
tion about filing can call thestui
government office at 845-3051,
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A&M dairy team
to judge national
1/2 price
for students, faculty
and staff.
By STEVE CBITCHFIELD
Battalion Reporter
Texas A&M University’s Dairy
Cattle Judging Team will leave
today on its long drive the national
competition in Madison, Wis.
The three-member team of
Janette Beverly, William Ernstes
and Chip Turner will compete
against about 50 other teams on
Wednesday.
Each member will judge five dif
ferent breeds of dairy cows that
have been separated into 10 four-
cow classes, Beverly said. Up to five
sets of reasons may be submitted by
the members, giving them a chance
to raise their scores by justifying
their placing order of the cattle.
Beverly, also president of the
A&M Dairy Science Club,
team scores are calculated by Id
ing individual scores of teamt
hers.
Students may only participate!
the judging team for one year,
verly said. She said most wait
their junior or senior yeartp.al
themselves adequate practice lii
at schools and local dairies
The team will practice itsjdp
at dairies and universities on
way to Wisconsin.
No more than two contests
he entered by each team before
national finals, Beverly said.
Aggie team has participated
once this year, claiming a first pi
title in Fort Worth last spring.
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The 29 striking models agreed to
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