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SUNDAY
SURF CLUB; Will meet at 5:30 p.m. in 402 Rudder.
FINANCE ASSOCIATION: Will have a hamburger supper at 3:30
o.m. at Lincoln Center.
TEXAS AficM WATERSKI CLUB: Will have an outing at Pecan Lake
Park on Lake Somerville beginning at 8 a.m.
MSC SCONA: Will meet at 7:30 p.m. in 301 Rudder.
CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Will meet for Bible study
at 8:15 p.m. at St. Mary’s Student Center.
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ne will begin at 2 p.m. in Kyle Field.
PICTURE”: The feature will be
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be shown at midnight in Rudder Au-
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION: Will have a fall picnic
from noon to 6 p.m. at Tanglewood Park in Bryan.
“THE GOODBYE GIRL”: In Neil Simon’s Academy Award winning
story, Richard Dreyfuss and Marsha Mason fall in love and share
all the warmth, the “bloopers,” and the joy. The features will be
shown at 7:30 p. m. in Rudder Theater.
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MSC MBA/LAW DAY: Ticket sales will continue through November?
at the MSC Box Office.
FINANCE ASSOCIATION: Will meet at 6 p.m. in 145 MSC.
STUDY ABROAD SEMINAR: Will begin at noon in 206 MSC. Topics
will include information on student tours, work permits and inter
national student cards.
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By SUE McNEILL
Battalion Reporter
Texas A&M University debate team placed third in a
national debate that took place in Kansas last weekend.
The George R.R. Pflaum debate, held annually at
Emporia State University in Kansas, is considered one
of the top five in the nation, according to Michael Selby,
captain of Texas A&M’s debate team this year.
The University of Pittsburg won first place and Au-
gustana Illinois College took second. Texas A&M’s third
place was the highest for the Southwest Conference,
placing above teams from Baylor, Texas Tech, Universi
ty of Houston and University of Texas.
The issue decided on for this year was the Unite! r
States’ foreign military commitment.
The team’s head coach is Wayne Kraemer, directora
forensics. Selby said Kraemer and new assistant coad
Bruce Daniel have helped increase the quality of tie
team and have been a major factor in the team’s succks
as a result of their high quality coaching.
In previous years, Selby said, Texas A&M’s teamwi
Selby ranked 12th speaker out of 138 contestants in
the senior division.
In previous tournaments this year, the Aggie team has
placed first in tournaments at Pan American University,
Texas Tech and Oklahoma Christian University. The
team placed fourth in a tournament at Middle Tennesee
State.
At the beginning of the season, a two week seminar
is held at the Arizona Debate Institute where repre
sentatives from debate teams meet, research and dis
cuss current issues and decide which issue will be up
for debate in the fall tournaments. Different aspects of
the issue are researched and then debated at the
tournaments.
Please .
folding ar
not respected by other teams and schools in the soti re a living
west. Selby said this was due to the fact that the test ive their
was inconsistent. Students would join for a year an! tuntry. P.
then quit. Now students are remaining on the teamanc jnored tn
winning touranments.
Kraemer, who has been head coach for the deke By L1
team for two and a half years, said the reason theteaa
has gained stability is because of increased funds fortke B
team. * on £
When Kraemer took over as head coach he world jpether or
with Dr. Carolyn Adair, director of student activities B e ^
and acquired increased funds for the team. The mone'BP u ® r
came from bookstore funds. ftns with
Kraemer said that the increased funds, along mtlF cte ° ln
support from the English department and enthusiasil^ 11 ea dy
from “very bright” debaters who are willing to 3
have made the program more consistent. Selby adddr encled
that Texas A&M’s debate team is now gaining respect
in the Southwest Conference that it formerly did net
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