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Portraits with Reveille
to be taken next week
by Lori Weldon
Battalion Reporter
Students who smile and say
“Alpo” can have their picture
taken next week with Reveille.
The pictures will be taken
Monday through Wednesday
from 10 a.m. to noon in 350A
Memorial Student Center.
The prints will be distributed
from a table in the MSC April
21, 22 and 23. Prices are $5
for a 5x7 printed from a single
shot or $6 for a 5x7 picture
printed from a choice of three
proofs, said Sabrina Seward,
vice president of the Tradi
tions Council. Students who
select the $6 package may
choose from the three proofs
in the MSC April 5 and 6.
The Traditions Council
and Company E-2, which
keeps Reveille, hope to raise
up to $ 1,600 from the pictures
and from sales pf 8x10 pic
tures of Reveille. The money
will be used to help pay Reveil
le’s way.
Total expenses for Reveille
are approximately $2,000 a
year. Only about $400 a year is
provided from the Bookstore
Fund. Expenses for Reveille
include about $ 1,200 a semes
ter for transportation, $30 a
month for food, and minor
expenses for occasional veter
inary and coat-cleaning costs.
Last semester, Reveille
travelled with Mascot Cpl.
Drew Laningham to the Uni
versity of California at Ber
keley and to Boston, with each
of the trips costing $500.
Reveille goes to all home
football and basketball games
and any away games in which
she is allowed. Some basket
ball arenas do not allow dogs.
In the past, Reveille’s ex
penses were met by donations •
Decision on removal
of pavillion delayed
Registration to begin Saturday
lor seven recreational classes
by Susan Talbot
Battalion Reporter
Registration for seven classes
anging from Frisbee-tossing to
asic auto repair and mainte-
lance will be held by the Bryan
arks and Recreation Depart-
icnt through Saturday.
Other classes include basic bi-
;ycle repair and maintenance,
asic motorcycle maintenance,
basic horse care and selection,
macrame and how to relax and
enjoy life.
Class registration will be held
at the Bryan Parks and Recrea
tion Department, said Cindy
Arnold, coordinator for instruc
tional programs.
Classes will be held nights or
on the weekends. Class fees
range from $8 to $15.
average
Six weeks is the
length of each class.
Arnold is looking for instruc
tors for courses in tap-dancing,
leather crafts and outdoor
sports. Texas A&M students
who wish to teach are welcome.
The Bryan Parks and Recrea
tion Department is taking sug
gestions for additional prog-
by Steven B. Larkin
The College Station City Coun
cil Thursday delayed approval
of $2,000 to remove a conde
mned pavilion in Oaks Park.
The council delayed action so
further study could be con
ducted into alternatives on what
to do with the pavilion.
The pavilion became a public
hazard when one of the struc
ture’s main supporting poles
broke several weeks ago. Closer
inspection by park personnel re
vealed that the majority of the
wooden structure’s supporting
beams had been eaten away by
termites.
The pavilion was built in
1979 at an estimated cost of
$13,000. Examination of the
structure’s construction specifi
cations showed that no provi
sions had been made to have the
wood chemically treated aganist
wood-eating insects.
In other action, the council
approved $47,250 for the pur
chase of a lot behind the city hall
complex. After the city hall is
enlarged, the newly acquired
land will be used for parking
space.
The council also approved
two applications asking for
$ 11,4 11 from state funds to sup
plement the city’s police depart-
information on classes to be ment’s crime prevention prog-
offered this summer will be rams,
available in early June.
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Two* rezoning request were
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zoned from a single family re
sidential district to a two-family
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by Beverly Hamilton
Battalion Reporter
Although it might be too early
[or the Easter Bunny to make an
kppearance, local children will
fcelebrate Easter at a party to be
Posted by the MSC Hospitality
Lommittee on Wednesday.
I Children from the commun
ity are invited to attend the par-
ly, said Rhonda Schroeder, spe
cial projects sub-chairman for
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tee. The party will begin at 7
p.m. in 228 MSC.
The party is one of many sea
sonal parties sponsored by the
committee each year, Schroeder
said.
“It’s our big party for the
. semester and is always a lot of
fun,” she said. “The kids always
look forward to it.”
The committee plans to have
an Easter egg hunt, a pinata, arts
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and crafts activities and other
fun and games, Schroeder said.
The party is free and refresh
ments will be provided.
About 150 children from ages
3 to 12 are expected to attend
the party, she said. Parents are
welcome to attend, but do not
have to stay.
Children who want to partici
pate in the Easter egg hunt
should bring a basket for their
eggs, Schroeder said.
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hroud of Turin research
o be discussed Saturday
A summary of the research
Sone by a team of scientists on
(he shroud of Turin will be pre-
ented by Dr. John Jackson
Saturday night at 7:30 in St.
Mary’s catholic student center at
103 Nagle Street.
Jackson, from Colorado
Springs, Colo, headed the scien
tists’ examination and will dis
cuss information found con
cerning the mysterious cloth be
lieved by many to have been the
shroud of Jesus Christ. A ques-
tion-and-answering session will
follow the presentation.
Jackson and his team of scien
tists usecT new scientific techni
ques in their study of the
shroud, and they say many of
the results uphold the authentic
ity of the garment.
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