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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1981
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RHA will discuss
pooling quiz files
By NANCY WEATHERLEY
Battalion Staff
The Residence Hall Association
has scheduled a general meeting
tonight at 7 in 102 Academic &
Agency Building.
Tim Ryan, president of RHA,
said members will be discussing
consolidation of the dorm quiz
files into one main file to be lo
cated at the library.
cils now in order to get permission
to move the files to the library.
She said the move is tentatively
planned for sometime in Novem
ber, but various issues brought
out by dorm representatives must
be decided before any move can
occur.
Holly Haines, quiz file chair
man at McFadden dorm, said va
rious quiz file chairmen are work
ing through their own dorm coun-
Emma Perry, assistant library
professor, said approval for the
move would also have to come
from the library council before
anything could happen.
RHA will also be hearing from
representatives with the Aggie
blood drive, Ryan said.
Ground cover near dorms
trimmed to rid area of rats
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By PHYLLIS HENDERSON
Battalion Staff
Dorms 1 through 12 won’t be
described as “ratty” anymore if
the Grounds Maintenance De
partment has anything to do with
it.
Those dorms were cited as hav
ing a rat problem in a Student Sen
ate bill authored last month by
Laura Furr, senator from Spence/
Briggs/Underwood, and Tracy
Cox, graduate business senator.
“Rats come up from the steam
tunnel, ” Furr said. “Last year, we
had one come into the hall.”
She added: “Stray cats are start
ing to hang around our dorm.”
Furr said the ground cover
around the dorms created a nest
ing place for the rats, and the bill
called for the Grounds Mainte
nance Department to clear away
this ground cover.
“We have a lot of ivy, especially
when it rains,” Furr said.
Eugene H. Ray, director of the
department, agreed that the
ground cover causes a problem in
the dorm area. “Any time you
have any type of vegetation,” he
said, “it’s going to afford a haven
for creatures.
“We have taken the ground
cover down to a level which won’t
offer a refuge to the rodents.”
Ray said the department would
try to keep the ivy and other
ground cover cut to four inches
around Dorms 1, 2 and 3.
“We’ve not been advised that
there’s a problem in the rest of the
Corps dorm area,” he said.
“If we take away all the vegeta
tion ... we have a problem with
aesthetics,” he said. “We’re going
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to try to keep it at that level.
The Rat Control Bill also called
for the department to bait weekly,
instead of once or twice a month.
“We don’t do rodent-treating
wholesale over the campus,” Ray
said. “We try to treat it on a prob
lem basis.”
The grounds department has
doubled and tripled its baiting in
the area around Dorms 1, 2 and 3,
Ray said. He added that in check
ing the area, his men had not
found the bait being consumed in
great amounts.
Furr said that due to the de
partment’s work in the area the
Student Services Committee
killing the bill.
Ray said the dorm resides: hexas
would have to cooperate als<
order to eliminate the
problem.
“When you find a Hibachio
there with grease and meat on t
you’re inviting this (a rat pro) ,
iem),’ he said. “The residetii^^
have to do their part.
“My people have found U
eaten pies and cakes thrown a
the windows.
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food. ”
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