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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1981
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Monday
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: Old Testament hible
studs at 8 p.m. in the University Lutheran Chapel, 315 N.
College Main.
SILVER TAPS: There will he a ceremony Tuesday at 10:30 p.m,
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in front ot thi' Aeademic Building.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA; Officer
elections activities for Spring at 7 p.m. in 103 Soil 6c
Science Building.
\GGIE ALLEMANDERS: S<juare danetugIfom 7p.in. to 10:30
p.m. in 255 O. Kollie White.
( I ASS S2: Meeting at 7;30 p in. in 502 Rudder.
DLBATE SOCTL’ I Y: Finalize entries at 7 p.m. in 109 Militars
Scieuee Building.
rOREN SlO SOCIETY: Finali/.e entries at 7 p.m. in 109 Military
Science' Building.
IAMU HORSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION: Program given hy
Hud \klerson on t Conformation and judging’ at 7 30 p.m. in
IpOI \ > t Seh<K)l (ne\v Building).
MS( POLITIC AL FORI M: James Estelhe director of Texas
Dept, ol Corrections w ill speak on the crisis of the prison system
at 8 p.m. Wednesday night in Rudder Theater.
iTION; Concessions committee will
< Crop he selling Christmas candy cane grams for 50c in the MSC
hallway.
CHI ALPHA: Bible study an<l fellowship with special guest Betts
Jeter at 7 p.m. in 402 Rudder.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL EN
GINEERS: Meeting with Mr. Fredrickson lorm Rhom 6c Haas
who will discuss their energy conservation program and the role
of the mechanical engineer in the chemical process industry at 7
p.m. in 203 Zachry. Elections to fill the vacated positions of
Vice-Chairman ami Treasurer will he held also.
MSC POLITICAL FORUM: James Estelle, director ofTexas
Dept, of Corrections, will speak on the crisis in the prison system
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Rudder Theater.
Wednesday
OMEGA PHI ALPHA NATIONAL SERVICE SORORITY:
Tuesday
MSC CAMERA COMM I I LEE: Last meeting
"ii Biomedical photography at 7:30 p.in. in .504 Rudder.
1AMU HISTORIC AL SOCIETY: Author of Bad Blood ,
yphilis studies on black men will speak at 7:30 p.m. in 207
Huimiglnii.
11 I LF XII STRENGTHENING GRANT BROWN BAC
SEMINAR: Program calk'd "Identifying Training Needs for
; Mu] Ic\el Resource Management Personnel in Costa Bu a irom
■t noon I. I 30 p.m. tn 251 Bi/.y.ell Hall West.
'ADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB: General In isiness ima tingat
V n in. in 1 15 Kir herg.
WIERICAN SC)C1ET\ OF CIML ENGINEERS: Mike
| Walsh Irom IT. Hutton will speak on “Investing Your Money
Vftci C.raduatioii at 7:30 p.m. in 121 C.E. Building,
MANAGEMENT SOCIETY: Tickets for Dec 10th Christmas
1 liaiujiiet go on sale. Contact any officer. Price will he 50g.
MSC/OPAS: 11 ie Cleveland String Quartet will play at-S p.m. in
V Rudder Theater.
MVNAGEMENT SOCIETY: r;. ..era! meeting to elect a new
will he discussed at 7 p.m. in 305 Rudder.
PRE LAW SOCIETY: Party at 7 p.m. in 301 Rudder.
STUDENT Y” ASSOCIATION : Concessions committee will
be selling Christmas candy cam grams lor 50c in the MSC.
hallway.
MSC HOSPITALITY: Holiday fashion show at 7 p.m. in 201
MSC.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: Candlelight Com
munion Service at 10 p.m. in the University Lutheran Chapel.
315 N. College Main.
ACM-IEEE/CS: Dr. Daniel Siew iorek form Canicgie-Mellon will
he speaking on “Design of Reliable Systems" at 8 p.m. in 104B
Zachry .
MSC AGGIE CINEMA: "Best Boy “ will be shown at 7:30p.m, in
Rudder lima tie.
MSC POLITICAL FORUM: James Estelle, director ofTexas
Dept, of Correct ions will speak on the crisis in the prison system
at 8 p.m. in Rudder Theater.
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By LAURA WILLIAMS
Battalion Reporter
Some 250,000 sources of non
governmental aid are available
to undergraduate students at
Texas A6cM University — and
lor $45, a computer will tell eli
gible students which scholar
ships and grants are available to
them.
Student College Aid, a com
puterized scholarship locator
service in Houston, provides
applicants with a list of financial
aid for which they qualify. The
aid is provided hy corporations,
foundations and other private
organizations.
“The students fill out a form
telling their personal interests,
grades, majors, non-aeademic
talents and activities they are
involved in,’ Ed Rosenwasser,
College Aid business manager,
said. "This is how we match up
the students with the financial
aid they qualify for.
The average applicant re
ceives 12 listings, but as many
as 25 listings often are provided,
he said.
“If we don’t provide the stu
dent with more than five
sources, we refund the $45
along with the sources we’ve
found,” Rosenwasser said.
Fewer, scholarships and
grants are offered to upperclass
men; therefore, juniors and
seniors are only charged $28, he
said.
Because it takes two to four
weeks to process the listings,
and months for scholarships and
grants to be processed, students
’ who need financial aid for
spring 1982 should contact Stu
dent College Aid promptly.
“We guarantee the source
lists, but we can’t guarantee
that the student will receive the
financial aid he applies for,
Rosenwasser said.
Texas A&M upperclassmen
also can apply for non
governmental funds through
the Spring Awards program.
Applications for Spring Awards
can he turned in to the financial
aid office in the YMCA Building
in January.
Park personnel
topic of seminar
By SHERYLON JENKINS
Battalion KcportiM-
The need to train personnel for
Costa Rica s national parks will he
the topic of a brown hag seminar
Tuesday.
The seminar, scheduled for
noon to 1:30 p.m. in 251 Bizzell, is
based on a 10-day visit to Manuel
Antonio National Park in Costa
Rica that Dr. Allan S. Mills, an
assistant professor in the Texas
A&M recreation and parks depart
ment, and graduate research assis
tant John Titre made last summer.
Mills said the discussion and
slide presentation combines his
personal observations with his
talks with park officials, forestry
service personnel and rangers in
Costa Rica.
The seminar will describe the
situation in Costa Rica s national
parks to show the need for training
in most Latin American countries.
Mills said. He said he hopes the
seminar will stimulate interest in
the need for park training.
Mills’ research is in cooperation
with the International Ecodeve-
lopment Training Institute, which
is composed of the World Leisure
and Recreation Association, the
Tennessee Valley Authorities and
the Texas A&M parks and recrea
tion department.
Costa Rica was the first country
to request assistance from the in
stitute, he said.
The seminar is sponsored by the
Title XII Strengthening Grant
Program, through Office of Inter
national Programs, which is con
tinuing a series of semi-monthly
seminars to increase and coordin
ate international interest and to
provide information concerning
needs, resources and research in
international areas.
DR. JAMES JONES
Author of
to speak
lues., Dec. 1, 1981 #207 Harrington 7:30 p.m.
TOPIC: The Study of Syphilis effects on unknowing
black males in Alabama from 1932-1972 under a
U.S. federal program.
presented by
WOMEN STUDENTS TAMU HISTORICAL BLACK
ORGANIZATION SOCIETY AWARENESS
MSC
presents
Camera
Biomedical
Photography
Ruth Tunnell
Director of Photo Services
- Medical School
Tuesday
Dec. 1 7:30
504 Rudder
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