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Ski Keystone in January from $475 Book before November 19 Call 846-8881 A&M Travel Service local Battalion/Page * November 17, II AGGIELAND PICTURES (Jrs., Srs., Grad Students) being taken at Yearbook Associates 1700 Puryear 9 a.m.-5 p.m. More information 693-6756 Fish spirit line to greet Aggies < DRAFT GALLON TO GO SPECIAL Coors Light 3 25 gal 3611 S. College 846-6635 by Kelly Krauskopf Battalion Reporter The Residence Hall Associa tion Tuesday night announced that the Class of ‘86 will form a spirit line from Cain Hall to Kyle Field Saturday before the last home game between Texas A&M and Texas Christian Uni versity. Traditionally anyone could stand in the line, but RHA President Stacy Graf said just freshman will participate. Graf said she hopes that this will get (he freshman involved for the last home game. “The idea is to get the new freshman fired up,” she said. “We want to give them some thing special to do for the last game. I have already spoken to Coach Sherrill about it and he is very excited about the idea. He WHO The Twelve Men ^/4cjcjielar}cl has been wanting more non- Corps support.” The Aggie football team will run through the line at 12:20 p.m. and will be followed by the Corps march-in. In other activities, A1 Link, head civilian for the Aggie bon fire, said that although 20 more truckloads of wood has been added for the fire this year, stu dent help has been very low. Be cause of the low turnout, Link said construction of the bonfire is slightly behind compared to last year at this time. “We have not had as many civilians help out this year,” he said. “We are trying to encour age as many people as we can to come out and help. We really need support from everyone.” The RHA also recommended extending visiting hours in resi dence halls from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. after bonfire. 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Contest to pick weekend scoi starts publicity for Big Event service project sponsored by Student Government. by Shelley Hoekstra Battalion Reporter A' contest to pick the score of the Texas A&M/TCU game Tables for the contest will be set kicks off publicity today for T he up in the MSC today, 1 hursday Big Event, an all-community and Saturday, lo enter, one ;ipl» Now you can earn rates higher than money market funds with withdrawal privi- leges of a checking account. We call it an Investor’s MoneyStore account. Each night, the computer auto matically transfers funds in excess of $2500 to an Investor’s Repurchase Agreement* to earn highest rates (currently 10.25%). The $2500 in checking earns 5.25% (the maximum permitted by law) until you need it. If your checking balance falls below $2500, the computer automatically transfers funds back from your Investor’s balance to the checking account. Earn 10.25% fixed through December 14. 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