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Free U offers short courses
Registration begins Tuesday
by Lori Weldon
Battalion Reporter
Courses on topics f rom aero
bic dance to financial planning,
from guitar instruction to com
puter programming are avail
able as short courses f rom MSC
Free University.
Registration f or these courses
is scheduled from 1 1 a.m. to 6
p.m. Tuesday in ‘201 MSC.
basic financial planning —
offered for the first time this
spring — deals with individual
retirement accounts, invest
ments and life insurance. Steven
H.W. Aldrich, a registered rep
resentative of a national invest
ment advisory service, will teach
the class.
Other classes offered are:
• basic Mechanics — teaches
minor car repairs and mainte
nance, such as lubrication,
brakes and tune-ups
• Beginning and Intermedi
ate Guitar — teaches basic
chords and playing skills, and
how to play classical guitar
music. Students must provide
their own guitars and note
books. Also available is a guitar
group study class in which stu
dents learn to play with a group,
choosing their own songs and
arrangements.
• Beginning Sign Language
— teaches at least 120 words;
gives students an understanding
of sign language.
• Computer Programming —
teaches basic use of computers
and programming micro
computers in tbe BASIC lan
guage
• Dance and Fitness — in
cludes Dancercise, aerobics, jit
terbug and country and western
dancing for the beginner to the
super-advanced. Dancercise is
open to women only, but aero
bics will allow men. Country and
western classes meet at the
Texas Hall of Fame.
• Dating, Engagement and
Marriage — deals with the de
velopment of relationships f rom
early dating to marriage
• Defensive Driving —
offered once a month, trains
drivers to watch out for other
drivers. Completion entitles the
student to a 10 percent reduc
tion in insurance payments. Re
gistration for this class begins
two weeks prior to the First meet
ing of the class, in 216 MSC.
• Judo — will be taught by
Kodokan registered black belts
from the Texas A&M Judo club.
Open to men and women.
• Personal Effectiveness
Training — will help the student
develop assertiveness, and the
skills to improve personal and
business relationships. The
course is taught by licensed
psychologist Kenneth R.
Poenisch, and is limited to 20
people.
A brochure available in the
MSC Student Programs Office,
provides a description of
courses offered, price per
course, and the times classes will
meet. Prices for the courses
range from $2 to $12.
Because Free U courses are
taught by students and local
people, instructors are allowed
to set their fees, class size and
class schedule.
Instructors may apply for a
course at the Free U cubicle in
the Student Programs of fice, or
at registration Tuesday.
Dancerci/e, country and west
ern dancing, and guitar are reg
ularly offered short courses.
Long courses, beginning again
next fall, will cover a wider varie
ty of topics such as bartending
and German.
Free U is run by a seven-
member student committee and
receives no funds from the
bookstore fees or the University
budget.
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What’s Up at
Texas A&M
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Monday
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: A study ol
period between the Old and New Testaments will beat 7p
the University Lutheran Chapel, $15 N. College Main.
AGGIE ALLEMANDERS; Class will be from 7 p.m. to9
and the dub dance and elections will be from 9 p.m. 10:30
in 224 MSC.
WHEELCHAIR ARCHERY: Instruction and practice
at 3 p.m. in 304 E. Kyle.
TAMU ONE-WHEELERS: Meeting at 4:30 p.m. in theC
All those interested in unicycling are welcome.
LATTER-DAY SAINT STUDENT ASSOCIATH
Council meeting will be at noon at 100 Dexter.
Tuesday
HURSL-EULESS-BEDFORD HOMETOWN: First
zational meeting will Ik* at 7:30 p.m. in the MSC main loos
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TEXAS STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (,
eral meeting will he at 8 p.m. in 321 Phvsics.
TEXAS A&M MECHANIZED AGRICULTURE (It
Elections will be in the P&M Lab.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: Pre-marriagegj
for engaged couples or those going steady will be at 7:30 pm ‘“j!'
the chapel at 315 N. College Main. ' j ^
CHI ALPHA: David Lowry will conduct bible teaching and
ship at 7 p.m. in the All Faiths Chapel.
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speaker and a business meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 126 Kiri*
(faculty lounge).
ACM-IEEE/CS: Dr. Jerome Rothstcin Irom Ohio Mate limn
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212 MSC. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m.
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