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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1979
MSC MBA/LAW DAY
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
MSC Council and Directorate
Saturday, November 10, 1979
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
2nd Floor MSC
Session 1: Law (8 a.m.-Noon)
Luncheon: 12 Noon-1 p.m.
Session 2: Business (1 p.m.-5 p.m.)
Single Session: $1.00
Both Sessions: $1.50
Register for sessions in advance in 221 MSC OR on November 10 in 228 MSC.
Luncheon: $3.00 by Nov. 8 in 221 MSC.
MSC MBA/Law Day is an MSC council project designed to inform the student community
about possible careers associated with Graduate Degrees in Law and Business Administra
tion. The program is divided into two distinct presentations: the morning session concentrating
on law opportunities, and the afternoon presentation concentrating on careers in business
administration.
The Program consists of group discussions between students and recent A&M Former Stu
dents who have obtained Graduate Business and Law degrees from various schools across
the nation. (This year’s program includes graduates from schools such as Harvard, Northwest
ern, Texas, Rice, and Texas A&M.) During these sessions, panel members discuss their pres
ent job responsibilities, and other relevant information with people interested in obtaining an
MBA or Law degree. The informal atmosphere of these discussions encourages active inter
action between the panelists and members of the group.
Also present in the groups are faculty and admissions office representatives from major grad
uate business and law schools of this region, and the nation. These representatives participate
in the group discussions, as well as distribute information and answer questions concerning an
individual school’s program. Current information, catalogues, and application forms from lead
ing law and business schools nationwide are also available at MBA/Law Day. Separating the
morning Law and afternoon MBA presentations is an informal barbeque lunch held in the
MSC. This meal provides an excellent opportunity for students to sit down and exchange ideas
with an individual alumnus or graduate school representative on a one-to-one basis. For
students who have decided upon graduate school, or even those who are undecided, MSC
MBA/Law Day is a chance to learn, explore, and ask questions about careers in Business Ad
ministration and Law. For more info call 845-1914.
Grant assists journalism students
Reader’s Digest Foundation has
renewed and increased its student
travel and research grant to the
Texas A&M University Department
of Communications.
The $1,500 grant will be used by
the department to assist students in
research projects, in-depth report
ing assignments and in traveling to
professional meetings.
“The Reader’s Digest Foundation
grant is an important source of en
richment for our program,” said Bob
G. Rogers, department head. “It
supports many activities by our stu
dents that otherwise would be im
possible. Being able to travel, to con
duct research, to attend meetings
and to do other outside work adds a
vital educational dimension.”
School Representatives: Law
William & Rebecca Urquhart
Alumnus, University of Indiana — Bloomington
Associate Dean Ray Nimmer
University of Houston
Barcelona
Assistant Dean T. J. Gibson
University of Texas at Austin
Dean Angus S. McSwain, Jr.
Baylor University
APARTMENTS
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Individual Heating and Air, Cable T.V.,
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Security Guard, Party Room, and
Close to Campus. 693-0261
700 Dominik, College Station
Mr. Robert A. Forrester
University of Santa Clara
Associate Dean John Ensle
South Texas College of Law
Davis, Durham, & Cannon Atty.
Huntsville, Tx.
Mr. Jerry Shaver
Recruiting Coordinator
McGeorge School of Law
University of the Pacific
Mr. M. Michael Park
Alumnus, St. Mary’s University
Mr. Steve Rogers
Alumnus, Texas Tech University
(-<'1 ’ Com
School Representatives: MBA
Ms. Ann Marie Woodbridge
Alumnus, Cornell University
Mr. Jess R. Totten
Assistant to the Dean
University of Texas at Austin
Dean William V. Muse
Texas A&M University
Dr. Thomas Urban, Associate Prof.
Department of Management
Texas A&M University
Ms. Victoria Green, Director Career Counseling &
Placement
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
Dartmouth College
.... . *
Dr. Lucian G. Conway, Director of Graduate Prog
rams,
Hankamer School of Business
Baylor University
Mr. W. Y. Zakroff
Alumnus, Northwestern University
Mr. Joseph R. Buccheri, The Director of Admis
sions, Student Affairs,
Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Administration
Rice University
Alumni Representatives: Law
Mr. Florentine Ramirez, BBA ’62, UT Law ’65
Ramirez, Canales and Freeman
Dallas, Texas
Commissioner, Precinct 3, Bexar County
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. John White, PolS ’70, SMU Law ’73
Texaco, Inc.
Spring, Texas
Mr. T. Mark Blakemore, Earth Science '74, University of
Miami Law ’77
Royston, Rayzor, Vickery and Williams
Houston, Texas
Honorable Robert Pfeuffer, Hist ’59, UT Law ’62
Judge, 207th Judicial District
New Braunfels, Texas
Mr. Thomas C. Fitzhugh, III, Geop ’71, UT Law '76
Royston Rayzor, Vickery and Williams
Houston, Texas
Ms. Michelle Marti, Eco '79, UT Law '82
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas
Mr. Steven J. Eberhard, Math ’75, Harvard Law ’78
Bracewell, Patterson, Attorneys
Houston, Texas
Mr. Fidel Rodriguez, Jr., Engr ’73, University of Texas at
San Antonio MBA ’75, UT Law ’80
Austin, Texas
Honorable Jeffrey Wentworth, BA ’62, Texas Tech Law
’72
Ms. Gwendolyn Flynt, PolS ’75, UT Law ’77
Baker, Brown, Sharman, Wise & Stephens
Houston, Texas
Alumni Representatives: MBA
Mr. Don B. McCrary, Arch ’69, Harvard MBA '71
Vice President, White Oak Development Corp.
Houston, Texas
Mr. Richard E. Boudreaux, ChE ’75, Harvard MBA '79
Manager of Planning, NL Treating Chemical Company
Houston, Texas
Mr. Frank M. Muller, Eco / Eng ’65, Texas A&M MBA ’71
Vice President, DEVCO International
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Mr. William B. Heye, EE ’60, Harvard MBA ’65
Vice President, Manufacturing — MOSTEK Corporation
Carrollton, Texas
Mr. Peter W. Brennan, ID ’78, Jesse H. Jones Graduate
School Administration (MBA) ’80
Rice University
Houston, Texas
Mr. Gary J. Martin, Mktg ’71, American Graduate School
of Management, Thunderbird Campus, ’76
Regional Sales Manager,
Mooney Aircraft Corporation
Wichita, Kansas
Mr. Charles Herder, ChE ’71, UT MBA ’74
Appelt-Robeau-Womack, Inc. (Industrial Real Estate)
Houston, Texas
Ms. Carol Herder, UT MBA ’74
Vice President, Equipment Leasing — Texas Commerce
Bank
Houston, Texas
Mr. Heriberto Herrera, Aero ’67, Harvard MBA ’75
Executive Vice President — Vanir Properties, Inc.
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. Richard H. Rau, ME ’71, Harvard MBA ’75
Manufacturing Manager — NL McCullough
Houston, Texas
Mr. Michael Tiner, ChE ’75, Harvard MBA ’78
Assistant to the President — Geosource, Inc.
Houston, Texas
Mr. William L. Griffin, Mktg '76, Texas A&M MBA ’78
International Business Machines (IBM)
Houston, Texas
Mr. Keller Webster, '69 ArCo, Georgia State MBA ’75
First Southwest Construction Company
Temple, Texas
Mr. Leon Eddie Travis, III, EE '68, Master’s Degree —
Massachusetts Institute of Technology ’69, Harvard MBA
’71
President, L. E. Travis & Sons
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. John Lister, IE ’60, Northwestern MBA ’65
Vice President, Interstate Electric
Dallas, Texas
Mr. Philip Pearce, Texas A&M MBA '78
Financial Analyst — Mobil Oil Corporation
Houston, Texas
Executive Committee:
Phil Frink ’80 M.E., Chairman;
Roger V. Messersmith ’79 MGMT, Public Relations
Matt Hammer '80 Geophysics, Operations
Brian Gross '81 Economics, Letters & Invitations
What’s up?fex
F riday
benefit h
show at 9 j
CLASS OF ’80: Will be selling Elephant T-shirts through nextwJ Western i
the MSC. I| Brazos Va
RISK TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION: MSC Recia«RF CLUE
and high si
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House.
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Gromets will have pre-registration for this weekend’s RiskTi
ment from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the main hall of the MSC.
“EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE”: Clint Eastwood stars
truck driver who drives across the Southwest in search ofalostl
Will be shown tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Rudder^
torium. Admission — $1.25. (PG)
“BOYS IN COMPANY C”: This entertaining film revolves arount of Texas ii
raw Marine recruits and the vicissitudes of the Vietnam War' sij8:30 a.m.
be shown tonight and tomorrow at midnight in Rudder Its JACKET C
Admission — $1. (R) rDnli F ie l (
SPORTS CAR CLUB: Shelby American automobile enthusiast ffi J FJ, FO
caravan to Waco for the third annual meet. Caravan willl 5dent on C
Zachry parking lot at 5 p m ’ADLINE
RISK TOURNAMENT: MSC Recreation/Gromets will spo® ^ oom £21
risk tournament today and tomorrow in the MSC Student Loir
First round is at 7:30 p.m., and final rounds will be Saturday.PI
bring your Risk games.
BASEMENT COFFEEHOUSE: Will present Lyle Lovett at 1 P
by the Rudder Fountain. The free concert will be in theii )ECASTL
Lounge if it rains. sentiment
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT COLLOQUIUM: Dr. PaulWi Olympics
of the University ofTexas Medical Branch at Galveston willdis ||d ream - W
“Treatment of Sex Offenders” at 4 p.m. in Room 601, Rudda $125. (P(
INDIA ASSOCIATION: The internationally acclaimed Hindi AP0: Will b
“27 Down” will be shown at 7:30 p.m. in Room 112, OftMEfi-churches 1
VOLLEYBALL: The men’s team will play the University
team at 7 p.m. in the DeWare Field House. Admission-t^ORSEMEP
Hensel Pa
Saturday
)SLEM S’
Iclass at 10;
EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE Clint Eastwood stanj
truck driver who drives across the Southwest in search ofalostl
Will be shown at 8 p.m. in Rudder Auditorium. Admissioi
$1.25. (PG)
“BOYS IN COMPANY C”: This entertaining film revolves aroundl
raw Marine recruits and the vicissitudes of the Vietnam War.
be shown at midnight in Rudder Theater. Admission — $1 [g COMN
APO: Will be collecting canned goods, clothes and money at Safei
and Piggly Wiggly today. Goods will be given to the undei;
viledged for Thanksgiving.
HORSEMANSHIP CLINIC: The Horsemen’s Association willi[|SCTOWN
sor a special student’s horsemanship clinic 8 a.m. to noon at he Basem
TAMU Horse Center. Volunteers are needed to help haaf( ICPOLIT
children enjoy horses.
ALTERATIONS 1
IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF
OLD TEXAS WHERE MOTHER
TAUGHT DAUGHTER THE FINE
ART OF SEWING — SO HELEN
MARIE TAUGHT EDITH MARIE
THE SECRETS OF SEWING AND
ALTERATIONS
DON’T GIVE UP — WE LL
MAKE IT FIT!"
AT WELCH’S CLEANERS. WEW
ONLY SERVE AS AN EXCELLENT
DRY CLEANERS BUT WE SPE
CIALIZE IN ALTERING HARD TO
FIT EVENING DRESSES. TAPERED
SHIRTS. JEAN HEMS, WATCH
POCKETS. ETC.
(WE’RE JUST A FEW
BLOCKS NORTH OF FED
MART.)
WELCH’S CLEANERS
3819 E. 29th (TOWN & COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER
0: Will b(
Wednesdr
to the unc
urged to al
ance of H:
interested
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Viewpoint’
It’s possible to go to law
school free!
Interested? A representative of Southern Methodist
University will be on campus to discuss a quality
school located in one of the fastest growing legal
environments in the nation. We’ll also have
information concerning how you can apply for
$20,000+ Hatton W. Sumners Merit Scholarship.
Come by and talk with us.
Saturday Nov. 10, 1979
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
2nd floor MSC
JAYCEES
CASINO NIGHT
NOV. 10th 7:30-11:30 GAMES 11:30 AUCTION
RAMADA INN BALLROOM
$5.00 at the door secures you play money
in advance to bet on various games of
chance; Chuck-O-Luck, Roulette, Black
Jack, Wheel of Fortune, dice and more.
Bid your fortune in play money on one of
the many prizes that will be auctioned off
when the games end.
Mixed drinks and beer will be served.
Come out, be a winner.
F.
S.
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