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Library extends its hours
through dead week, finals
by Cindy Manicom
Battalion Reporter
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The end of the semester
means two things to most college
students - final examinations
and moving home.
In students’ preparation for
Texas A&M’s exams next week,
the Sterling C. Evans Library
will extend its hours through
dead week and finals week.
These additional hours will
be available for study purp<
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be provided after midnight
or after 6 p.m. on Saturdays.
The library will be open from
7:30 a.m. to 2 a.m., today
through Friday. On Saturday,
the library will open at 9 a.m.
and remain open continously
through I a.m., May 13.
On May 14, the last day of
finals, the library will open at
7:30 a.m. and will close at 5 p.m.
Library hours will be from 1
p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends and
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week
days, during the two-week break
between the end of the spring
semester and the first summer
tins,
session.
Once the summer session be-
the library will be open
trom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
weekends and from 7:30 a.m. to
11 p.m. during the week.
Campus dormitories will also
extend their hours for finals.
Quiet hours will go into effect
24 hours a day on Monday.
For many students, as soon as
the trials of final exams end, the
tribulations of dorm room
check-outs begin.
Dormitory residents must be
moved out of their dorm rooms
by 6 p.m., May 14 Jim Wallace,
supervisor for housing services
and programs, said.
“Residents need to arrange a
time to have their RA (resident
advisor) check their room to
make sure that it is clean, cleared
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Dr. Milton Weller, a disting
uished wildlife scientist and
head of the Entomology, Fisher
ies and Wildlife Department at
the University of Minnesota, has
been named to assume the
Caesar Kleberg Chair in Wild
life Ecology at Texas A&M Uni
versity.
The Kleberg Chair was made
possible by a grant of more than
$600,000 from the Caesar
Kleberg Foundation for Wild
life Conservation and additional
financial support which will be
provided by the Texas Agricul-
out, and that everything'•yht'Coi
that should be,” WallactO Satu
Residents may lose [Orevie 1
all of their $100 deposiLtJame
rooms are damaged m ls annoi
Wallace said. Htive /
“Graduating seniorsaBol. D
only ones to get their tfa. been
back automatically. DepjHssor.
students who will returryector o!
in a residence hall nextL] (traini
he held for the followinify^Schoc
Wallace said. ‘ Burtor
To complete their dfHved a
students need to leavtfelogy fr
warding address with tkirsity an
at the Housing office, oiibni the l
post office. ®|is dei
Summer residents miegion ol
to move into the dorcyonze St;
May 30. Hb Ser
By Cor
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Along i
tural Experiment Station j|ndant,
The Kleberg Chair i is 30-yea;
30 endowments to attractBdall, a
tain outstanding faculnidjhe ho
teaching and research. Wter in
“I have grown very (lea.
about coming down toTtlpVoodal
accept my chair on Aug.l,||ped to
and will be moving to 1:977. One
stay,” Weller said. pb” Mill
Weller was chosen f bo returi
candidates,including all pout the
leading wildlife ecologisoMiverstty
world, Dr. H. O. KunkellMiller
of agriculture at Texi'resident
said.
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DALLAS — Rivals Braniff In
ternational and American Air
lines are offering detailed new
three-for-two ticket promotions
in an apparent renewal of fare
battles staged earlier this year.
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Take aVivarin. Vivarin is a medically
tested stimulant tablet.Taken as
directed, it’s safe and
effective.
Its active ingredient is
caffeine. It’s like two cups
of coffee squeezed into
one little tablet.
Whether you’re cram
ming, typing, or just hitting
the books, take Vivarin.
You’ll stay alert for hours.
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Both airlines
Monday they
DISCONNECTING
TELEPHONE SERVICE?
Off campus students who ai*e disconnecting
service after the semester may turn in their
announcea
are offering a
third ticket to customers who
buy two full-price tickets
through next Monday. Amer
ican is giving the third ticket
Braniff is offering the
ticket for $1. ^Voodal
Several restrictions api^ ind
both offers, reservation ai^y ^
for both airlines said. [ je gj 0 i
The two competitors he Army
head-to-head in similar 1)1' He has
promotions earlier this yttfert Infai
which customers received feraehuti:
free ticket for each fullBers.
fare they purchased. j. Woodal
Braniff began the Corps du
promotions in an effort to command
quick revenues and easeaidhanges i
flow shortage. In a smal
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telephones to either of the GTE Phone Marts.
The new Bryan Phone Mart is located at 1673
Briarcrest in the Ardan Shopping Center. The
College Station Phone Mart is located at Hwy.
30 and South Texas Ave. in Culpepper Plaza.
The telephones can be returned Monday
through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. All
telephone instruments not returned will be bill
ed for.
On campus students’ long distance service will
be automatically disconnected May 14, 1982.
Final bills will be sent to the account mana
ger’s home address, unless previous arrange
ments have been made.
While you are at the Phone Mart, please pick
up a pre-application package for telephone
service for the fall of ’82. This will accelerate
the process of obtaining service and reduce
the time in processing your order in August.
If there are any questions, please call our
Business Office at 775-4000.
Read label for directions.
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