Battalion/Page 3A
September 3, 1982
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Donald Nystedt tunes the piano in
the MSC lounge. Nystedt and son
Marc operate Nystedt Piano Service of
Bryan and have been the official
piano tuners for Texas A&M for the
past 12 years. Nystedt explained that
they had recently replaced some
broken strings from the piano and
since new strings tend to stretch, it is
necessary to check the tune frequently.
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Group recognition urged
by Michael Larkin
Battalion Reporter
All campus student organiza
tions are urged to apply tor rec
ognition this month.
Director of Student Activities
Dr. Carolyn Adair said groups
can apply for recognition any
time during the year, but groups
applying now can enjoy campus
facilities immediately. She said
this mainly applies to last year’s
528 student organizations that
need to be re-recognized.
Benefits and facilities avail
able to student organizations are
outlined in a publication put out
by the Student Activiites Office
entitled “The Procedures
Manual for Student Organiza
tions and Advisors.” Benefits
range using the Texas A&M
University name using mail,
banking and telephone facilities
in the Memorial Student Center.
•The Student Activities Office
has simplified applications for
recognition, Adair said. A group
seeking rerecognition only
needs to fill out a simple card
which lists the officers of the
organization and the person re
sponsible for paying the organi
zation’s bills. New groups want
ing recognition must complete
two additional forms: an appli
cation for recognition and a con
stitution outlining the purpose
of the organization.
Aggie runathon
benefits MDA
by Lisa Macan
Battalion Reporter
The Corps of Cadets will
sponsor an Aggie Runathon
Sunday starting at 8 a.m.
The runathon, which is being
held in conjunction with thejer-
ry Lewis Labor Day Telethon,
will be held on the east and west
sides of campus. It will consist of
three events: a 6.5 mile run for
persons 17 and under, another
6.5 mile run for persons 18 and
over and a 3.1 mile run open to
all ages. Trophies will be
awarded to the first three
finishers in each event.
Entry fee is $3 plus any extra
donations. Registration is open
to the public in the Corps’ Guar
droom, the Memorial Student
Center, the Academic and
Agency Building or at 7 a.m.
Sunday at the starting point,
which is at the corner of Joe
Routt at G. Rollie White Col-
All proceeds will be donated
by the Corps to the Muscular
Distrophy Association at the
telethon Monday. The coordi
nator of the runathon, Bud
Hughes, said he expects the
event to raise $500.
Hughes said 75 people regis
tered during the first half of this
week and he said he expects 75
more to register by Sunday. He
encourages the public to come
run for those who cannot.
The Texas A&M International
Programs Office
is developing a resource list of qualified individuals in
foreign language skills to address future language
needs of Texas A&M University faculty and staff. This
list will be used to coordinate individual faculty re
quests for language training, translating, or interpreting
with persons interested in offering such language ca
pabilities. People interested in working in this capacity
for an hourly wage should call the language facilitator’s
office between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
(845-2495 for Spanish or Portuguese / 845-2486 for
French or any other modern language)
The BSU has a place for you!
• BAPTIST STUDENT UNION HOWDY PARTY
Thursday, Sept. 2 7 p.m. at the BSU
(201 College Main)
Musical Entertainment Food Fellowship
• BSU FALL RETREAT
Sept. 3 beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Sept. 4 at 2:30 p.m.
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Speaker: Jan Daehnert, Dallas
Music: Chris Wommack, Waco
We will go to Midnight Yell Practice Together!
• NOON BIBLE STUDIES
Beginning Monday, Aug. 31
MWF: 12:00-12:45
TTH: 11:15-12:45
A time of learning and growing
Sandwiches, a hot meal every Wednesday
CALL THE BSU AT 846-7722 FOR MORE DETAILS
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