THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1981
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Through the efforts of Sid Pantoja, the water in Rudder Fountain is kept
clean and clear. Pantoja, a University facilities worker, says he cleans the
fountain pool every other day. He has worked for the University five
years.
RISING SON
IN CONCERT
COMING JULY
21 at 7:00 PM
at the
BAPTIST STUDENT
UNION &
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Board approves construction
I The Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University Sys-
tein Wednesday gave its approval
to Texas A&M University’s plans
for more than $24 million in con
struction.
1 Meeting in Austin to consider a
'Tegular agenda of items, the board
authorized the University to pro
ceed with six separate construc
tion projects including $14.2 mil
lion for a new horticulture and
forest science laboratory building.
All of the proposed projects had
been previously approved by the
Texas A&M System Board of Re
gents.
“We are pleased to he given the
go-ahead for these proposals,”
said Dr. J.M. Prescott, vice presi
dent for academic affairs. “Texas
A&M is still growing and these
new buildings as well as those
already under construction, are
crucial to providing the laboratory
and classroom facilities to meet
that continued growth.”
Other projects approved in the
board action were $1.9 million for
an animal science pavilion; $2.78
million for the conversion of the
existing animal science pavilion
into offices, meeting rooms and a
registration center; $3.3 million
for expansion of the Cyclotron In
stitute; $234,000 for construction
of an astronomy observatory; and
$2 million for a Texas A&M Uni
versity Press building.
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Dennis Ivey sponsors
benefit dance for KAMU
i to movetk '
>e while tk.|| Dennis Ivey and the Waymen, a local country and western hand,
ated connoS " have come to the aid of public broadcasting in the Brazos Valley by
it’s feelings^ <s P onsorin g a benefit dance for KAMU-FM.
? The benefit begins at 8 p.m. tonight at the Lakeview Club and lasts
itintil midnight. Admission is $3 per person and all proceeds go to
, , |I|CAMU.
m askedt iy, Although KAMU-FM is primarily a classical music and jazz radio
the presides ^station, it has carried many hours of folk and bluegrass programs as
Why would' Rwell. Later this summer, the country and western group will appear on
;ss room ft '3a special televised concert on KAMU-TV as part of the first night ofthe
intrarv'toP u hlic television station’s August Festival.
windefi# The benefit is coordinated through the Friends of KAMU, a group
" SS , WI r a il of station supporters who also work during the KAMU auction and
se before b |f estivals .
t, that is eve® Both 0 f th e KAMU stations are licensed to Texas A&M University.
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