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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1981
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Friday last day to drop
classes without penalty
Friday is the last day that Texas
A&M University students can Q-
drop or drop courses without pen
alty.
Other dates to note this semes
ter are as follows:
Oct. 19 — mid-semester grade
reports
Nov. 26-29, inclusive —
Thanksgiving holidays
Dec. 11 — last day of fall
semester classes; commencement
Dec. 12 — commencement
Dec. 14 — first day of fall
semester exams
Faculty-staff directory
ready for pick-up today
Starting today, the 1981-82
Texas A&M University Faculty-
Staff directories can be picked up
in 216 Reed McDonald.
This new directory only in
cludes listings for Texas A&M fa
culty and staff. Student listings
will be printed in a complete cam
pus directory scheduled for re
lease in early November, Don
Johnson, coordinator of Student
Publications said.
The faculty-staff directory costs
$3.50 and about 8,000 are avail
able. Student payments recorded
on fee slips only cover the com
plete campus directory, Johnson
said. The campus directory will
cost $2.50 in checkoff but $3.50 if
purchased over the counter, John
son said.
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IT’S COMING!
Howdy Week Oct. 5-9
Howdy Dance
Pouring it on
Staff photo by Brian
Hall of Fame
These construction workers for Allen M.
Campbell Co. Contractors add cement to
a support pillar on the new Engineering
Laboratory Center being built next to
Zachry Engineering Center. Work will
soon be halted on part of the construct^
because of the recent decision by the Boa^
of Regents to make the basement ini
classrooms and laboratories instead i
underground parking as first planned.
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Oct. 8
Commodores to sail into town Oct. 9
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T-shirts on Sale — MSC Oct. 5-9
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MSC Town Hall Committee
will present the Commodores
Oct. 9 in G. Rollie White Col
iseum. Tickets go on sale Friday.
The Commodores gained
popularity in the late 2 970 5 with
hits such as “Easy” and “Brick
House,” and have held their fans
with other hits such as “Three
Times a Lady”, “Still” and their
newest release “Build Me Up.”
Option pass and general admis
sion tickets will be sold Friday and
Monday at the MSC box office.
Reserve seats not claimed by op
tion pass holders vnll go on sale
Tuesday. The tickets are $8, $10
and $11.
Earlier this year, MSC Town
Hall tried to book the Commod
ores, but were unable to work out
arrangements, committee mem
ber Pattie Boedeker said. But
group “fell into our laps Tuesi
she said.
“They had a cancellation
October 9, Boedeker saiif,
they called us.”
The concert is at 8 p.m in
Rollie White Coliseum M
Midnight Yell Practice for I
Texas A&M-University of Ho
ton football game.
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