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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1981
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City council
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By BELINDA McCOY
Battalion Staff
A petition requesting a referen
dum election to rezone a 53-acre
tract of land near the Raintree sub
division will be presented tonight
to the College Station City Coun
cil at 7 p.m.
Also on the agenda are:
— Consideration of a resolution
setting fees for child care facilities,
— Consideration of an ordi
nance adopting the 1979 building
code with 1980 revisions and
amendments,
— Consideration of an ordi
nance adopting the city code,
— A public hearing and con
sideration of an ordinance re
zoning seven tracts of land.
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the university policy of regulated visitation hours in escorted from the dorm by police.
After-hours deliveries banned
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We are happy to have
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WE LOVE YOU!
Delivery people have been asked to come to
dorms during visitation hours or else send a male to
men’s dorms and a female to women’s dorms.
A number of residents complained that some
delivery people weren’t following visitation-hour
rules.
Often pizzas were being delivered to the dorm
rooms after hours.
To remedy the situation, the Housing Office sent a
letter last semester to fast-food restaurants, florists,
and local clubs which put out flyers, said David
Bergen, chairman of the University Concessions
Committee.
The letter asked that delivery people abide bf
University regulations regarding visitation hour!
Enclosed with the letter was a copy of the visitation
guidelines.
Bergen said the companies have been cooperativ-
e; he hasn't received any complaints from residents
this semester.
The University has the authority to have the
campus police escort anyone out of the dorm if there
is a violation of the visitation-hour rules.
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Anti-women
club policy
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THIRD ANNUAL
ACTIVITY FAIR with a
Lenten Emphasis for Leaders of
Children and Youth
Sponsored by
Bryan-College Sta. Christian Educators
The ACTIVITY FAIR Is for:
Church School Teachers
(Pre-School and Youth)
Parents — Youth Leaders — Scout Leaders
Day School Teachers — Youth’s In Leadership
Anyone who works with children or youth and wants new ideas tor
involvement learning and creative activities. Wherever possible, the
courses focus on Lenten themes providing material which can be
used immediately.
A&M UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
FEB. 21, 1981 8:30-1:00
COLLEGE STATION
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United Press International
AUSTIN — The House today
passed a resolution asking the
Legislature to refuse to attend any
public or private functions that re
fuse to serve women.
Rep. Anita Hill, R-Garland,
and the 10 other women member!
of the House introduced the re
solution.
Hill earlier in the week was
refused entrance to the Citadel
Club in the Driskell Hotel. She
was attempting to have lunch with
several male constituents at the
club. She was told the club did not
allow women until 1:30 p.m.
Clint Small, the Citadel’s preji-
dent, said he did not blame Hillfor
being angry. But he said the club
is not up to handle women.
The club president also said
that without women the noise
level is less and there are "no par
ticular distractions” for men “talk
ing shop.”
The resolution also asks that
any public or private facility that is
open to one member of the Legisl
ature should be opened to all
members.
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