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events center plan
by Simon C. Gonzalez
Battalion Reporter
Texas A&M University is
ready for and can support a spe
cial events center, says Wesley
Peel, vice chancellor for Facili
ties Planning and Construction.
A feasibility study for a spe
cial events center is complete
and will be presented to the
Texas A&M System Board of
Regents on Nov. 21, Peel said.
The center, which would be
located behind the Penberthy
Intramural Complex, is needed
because G. Rollie White Col
iseum is too small, he said. The
seating capacity in the coliseum
is 7,500, while the special events
center would seat 15,000.
“There is a need and it’s de
sirable to have one, but there is a
problem as to how it would be
funded,” Peel said.
The center would cost $25 to
$45 million, depending on what
extras are added, he said.
“I think the board will sup
port the plans to construct a spe
cial events center subject to the
availability of financing,” Peel
said. “It all hinges on outside
financing.”
Peel doesn’t want to use
money from the Permanent
University Fund to finance the
center because that wouldn’t
leave any money for new clas
srooms.
“I don’t think the board is
ready to fund it totally from the
Permanent University Fund,”
he said, “but with support from
former students I think it will be
built.”
Peel said that for the center to
succeed, 90 to 125 event days
would have to be scheduled in
the first year. The center would
not approach the break-even
point for six or seven years.
This blood’s for you
Belinda Moore of the Wadley Blood Bank assists
■Colonel Donald Burton, commandant of the Corps
of Cadets, in donating
Blood Drive Tuesday. The
staff photo by John Ryan
blood during the Aggie
drive ends Thursday.
olitics to be focus
of event Thursday
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■ Political groups ranging from
||he Moral Majority to the Na-
Hmal Organization of Women
■ll be represented at MSC Poli-
■cal Forum’s Political Aware-
^kss Day Thursday in the
■emorial Student Center.
■ Jay Simmons, special events
■ordinator for Political Forum,
Hid Political Awareness Day is
designed to help educate stu-
1:nts on political issues that are
leuring outside the Bryan-
dlege Station area.
Between 17 and 20 groups
Hroughout the state are ex-
g blood
rive ends
hursday
Thursday is the last day to
ive blood for the Aggie Blood
rive.
I Donors can give blood at
bloodmobiles near Sbisa and the
Academic and Agency Building
”rom 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., or on the
lecond floor of the Memorial
Siudent Center and in Lounge
A of the Quad from 1 I a.m. to 9
p.m.
pected to attend the program.
In selecting the groups, Sim
mons said Political Forum tried
to achieve a balance of view
points for the program.
Participating groups include:
the Houston Human Rights
League, which advocates reform
of the criminal justice system
especially as it relates to homose
xuals; the Young Conservatives
of Texas; the American Civil
Liberties Union; Common
Cause; the North Texas Abor
tion Rights Action League; the
Brazos Residents Against Drug
Abuse; and the Citizens Party.
Simmons said most of the
groups come from the Austin,
Houston or Dallas areas and
most have national organiza
tions. He said twice as many
groups are attending this year.
The program also will in
clude speeches by Texas'politic-"
al candiates. Speakers include
John Leverette III, running for
county treasurer, and Alan
Clark, candidate for state
treasurer. Steve Smith, running
for county court at law judge;
Betty Miller, county commision-
er candidate, and Hugh Lind
say, justice of the peace candi
date, also will speak.
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