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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1981
Local
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First aid classes offered
The Texas Students Education
Association is sponsoring two ses
sions in first aid and cardio
pulmonary resuscitation.
Both session will be taught by
the Red Cross. The first session
will be held on Tuesdays, Sept. 22
through Nov. 23, from 7 to 9 p.m.
in 127 Academic Building.
The second session will be held
on Thursdays, Sept. 24 through
Nov. 25, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the
same room.
The only cost of the course is
$2.50 for a textbook.
Interested persons can call the
Red Cross office at 822-2157 or
Karin Whittredge at 696-0807 to
sign up for the sessions.
The classes are open to the pub
lic, but will be limited to 25
people.
Four speakers
to discuss China
Texas A&M University’s
Chinese Student and Interna
tional Student associations will
sponsor a forum on Chinese
issues Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in
601 Rudder.
Four experts on China —
who have been invited to testify
in U.S. Congressional hearings
— will discuss issues concern
ing Mainland China and Na
tionalist China. These speakers
State University, Mincie, Ind.
— Dr. Ignatius J.H. Tsao,
science professor.
Baptist University,
political
Houston
Houston
— Dr
— Dr. Teh-kuang Chang,
political science professor, Ball
James Tsao, political
science professor, Houston
Baptist University, Houston
— Dr. Richard H. Yang, pro
fessor of Chinese and Japanese,
Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo.
A reception honoring the four-
speakers will be held at 1 p.m.
in 601 Rudder Tower.
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TI-55.
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parentheses and 4 pending operations. Constant
Memory 1 ' 1 feature with 2 fully arithmetic
memories.
Come in and see the TI line. We have T1
programmable and business/financial
calculators, too.
We also carry a complete line of calculator
accessories in stock, including batteries,
battery packs and chargers.
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Northgate At the corner across from the Post Office
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Advanced slide rules
from Texas Instruments.
TI-55.
Powerful slide rule, statistical functions. 32-step
programmability. 10 memories. 140-page Calculator
Decision Making Sourcebook. Adapter/charger.
Carrying case. ' S .g a0
Slimline TI-50™.
Slide rule, statistical functions. Up to 15 levels of
parentheses and 4 pending operations. Constant
Memory™ feature with 2 fully ar
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memories.
$
30
00
Come in and see the TI line. We have TI
programmables and business/financial
calculators, too.
Battalion Classified 845-2611
Get a new
slant on math,
The Texas Instruments newTI-40 and TI-55-II calculators
have angled displays for easy-to-see-answers.”
The slanted display makes these calculators
easier to use at arm’s length-and that’s just the
beginning. The economical TI-40, with built-in
functions like trig, stat, logs, roots,
reciprocals and more, will help you
through math and science courses-
especially since it comes with the
informative book, Understanding
Calculator Math.
The book explains how to use
the TI-40 to work through, and
understand, common problems.
If you’re an advanced math
or science major, you’ll be
more interested in the TI-55-II, which
comes with the Calculator Decision-Making
Sourcebook. The TI-55-II features 56-step
programmability, multiple memories,
scientific and statistical operations,
conversion factors and much
more-a total of 112 functions.
An extremely powerful cal
culator, at an excellent price.
Both calculators have LCD
displays, long battery life
and fit right in your pocket.
TI-40 and TI-55-II calcu
lators. Two new slants on math
from Texas Instruments.
Look for them wherever Sy JjUr
calculators are sold.
Texas Instruments
Building creates food
for endangered deer
By M. WALTER CARROLL
Battalion Repo' ter
The Florida Key deer popula
tion, an endangered species, is in
creasing as the construction of
subdivisions creates new food
sources, a Texas A&M University
wildlife and fisheries sciences pro
fessor said Thursday.
Dr. Nova Silvy, who spent
three years in the Florida Keys on
a study of the deer’s behavioral
habits, presented a talk on the en
dangered Key deer before the Rio
Brazos Audubon Society Thurs
day night at the Brazos Valley
Museum. The deer is the smallest
race of the White Tail deer in
North America.
Silvy said the deer, which in
habits 6,000-acre Big Fine Key is
land, only numbered around 25 in
1957 and now presently numbers
between 350 and 400.
The study which was conducted
on a 1,400 acre refuge on the is
land was used as a life study to save
the endangered deer.
Silvy spent his three years in
Florida trapping the deer and
placing radio transmitters mill
necks so the group could
the deer’s daily habits.
The group also ear tagged;
placed streamers on the dm
they would be easily spotted
By following the deer,
group discovered the impact!
mans had on them when*
into the area.
Many subdivisions were I*
built at the time, and thishuild
was creating a new food souw
the deer, Silvy said.
Most of the work
night because the deer
come to the building sites in
evening to feed.
He said there would he no
to move the deer from the
and expect them to survive !
deer are found on 18 diffei
lands all in a small ar
Vet benefit
to be topic
of meeting
Lee I
Thurs
be sol
By JOHNA JO MAUREI
Battalion Reporter
There are many govera
benefits available to disal
American veterans and theii
pendents that they may not
aware of.
The Bryan-College Shife
al chapter of the Disabled
ican Veterans, a public set
organization, will sponsorani
meeting free for veterans
their dependents at 9:1
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Saturday. The meeting wills I nistratio
Staff photo by Becky Swanson
Dr. Nova Silvy, from the Texas A&M University wildlife and
fisheries sciences department, explains a map of the area in
Florida where he and other scientists conducted radio
observations of Key deer.
place in the Carpenters Local!
ion Hall, 206 W. 30th St
Bryan.
"This will he an aware
meeting, to acquaint vets 11
their dependents with
nefits available to them
tlu' Veterans Administrate
said Floyd D. Wells, Be 0 . uti1chk
Station chapter
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dents who are Vietnam vet
he eligible for educational
tutorial assistance in add
other possible benefits,
said.
Guest speaker William fte
wood | r., will discuss the Vet®
Outreach Program, designed
acquaint vets with ava
ployment and job training0|
tunities. Hazelwood is there!
4 director for vetera
ment, United States Depart)*
of Labor.
Wells said that through
reach, benefits in excess ofSf
lion have been received
year by Brazos County vetera
Other guest speakers
cuss disability compensation
pensions, hospitalization
medical care, educational
vocational rehabilitation hew
and social security.
Representatives of the Disafci
American Veterans will he an
able to assist people in
benefits.
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