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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981
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pavilion plans, present
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ts Council, show i
neater with berms tok|
rustics.
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ed band hall style
rs for both instruments;
Hitting the slopes
Staff photo by Becky Swanson
Fish Night
highlights
RHA agenda
Residence Hall Association
Fish Night welcoming freshmen
on-campus students is the theme
of tonight’s RHA meeting at 7
p.m. in 102 Zachry Engineering
Center.
Michele Rowland, RHA vice
president, said the meeting will
acquaint freshmen with the asso
ciation and explain how they can
become involved in RHA.
A representative from GTE will
also be there to explain the Uni
versity’s new phone system. He
will answer questions on cost and
available phone options, Rowland
said.
Student Body President Ken
Johnson is scheduled to speak ab
out residence hall surveys con
ducted by student government
representatives. They will survey
dormitory residents to discover
their views on campus issues,
Rowland said. Johnson will ex
plain more about this survey de
signed to help representatives do
a better job, Rowland said.
Plans for RHA’s Almost Any
thing Goes, a United Way fund
raiser, will be discussed, as well as
plans for next week’s campus-wide
fund drive, Rowland said.
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ouncil offers
esearch funds
I The National Research Council
ij accepting applications from
Ph.) holders for research in the
imees and engineering.
iThe research will be conducted
18 federal research institutions
!h laboratories throughout the
liited States.
I The programs provide scien-
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|ties for research on problems
gely of their own choosing yet
mpatible with the research in-
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Initiated in 1954, the Asso-
iteship Programs have contri-
Jited to the career development
g[ over 3,500 scientists ranging
m recent Ph.D recipients to
[stinguished senior scientists.
About 250 new fulltime asso-
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Bardell said thecorpai irth, environmental, physical,
i negotiate a contracts
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or Gary Halter
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presentations
d theatrical shows,
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ruse there is nothing
in the area,
tor of the Parks and if
Department
said a limiting factorinl
is parking because of
rftball and concerts
the same time mayai
■11 said construction on
will be put up for
ling back to the conncilfj
The council has set asi
in the budget proji
project may cost
000, he said,
ouncil also discussed
between College Slat
Brazos Animal Shel
tion for the runnin|
belter.
space and life sciences. Most of
the programs are open to both
U.S. and non-U. S. nationals, and
to both recent Ph.D holders and
senior investigators.
Awards are made for a year with
possible extensions through
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Stipends range from $22,400
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Allowances are made for reloca
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including facilities, support ser
vices and necessary equipment.
Applications to the Research
Council must be postmarked no
later than Jan. 15, 1982. Awards
will be announced in April.
Information on specific
search opportunities and federal
laboratories, as well as application
materials, may be obtained from
the Associateship Office.
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