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PADKAVINUE
Welcomes
Suzette Edmonds
Suzette has been in Bryan College Station for four years.
She is highly trained and experienced in all aspects of
haircare. Suzette invites all her old and new customers to
come by 8c relax with a wine cooler for a consultation.
Call 260-9050
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United Press International
Soup can help you lose
weight. A study shows that when
you eat a bowl of soup you con
sume fewer calories that day
than you normally would. Uni
versity of Nebraska nutritionists
and the Campbell Soup com
pany say that since soup is usual-
y eaten slowly, it’s a “diatary
pacemaker” that may help pre
vent a person from overating.
Friday
BAC:‘‘Kashim,” an end-of-school party, is scheduled t)
For more information, call Chamella Swanson
CLASS OF ’86;Class of ’86 picnic tickets are on sale at
Box Office. The picnic is scheduled for Sunday.
DANCE ARTS SOCIETY^Gotta Dance,” an evening of
jazz, tap and aerobic dancing, will lie presented at 7:30
Rudder Theater. Admission is free.
ROYAL OAKS RACQUET CLUB:The Royal Oaks Racot
i ball Spring Open is saieduled at the Royal Oaks Racquet Club
today, Saturday and Sunday. Divisions enclude: Mens open, B,
C, novice and doubles and Womens open, B, novice and dou
bles. For more information, call 846-8724.
CLASS OF ’84: Applications are now available for the Executive
Council. Get your application in 216 MSC and get. involved!
MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY:The Fourth Annual
Speaker Exchange & Buffet Banquet is scheduled lor Saturday
11 a.m. at the 1 1th Floor Rudder. Gionnotti Sc Associates will
speak on “Design of a Floating Ocean Plant Concept,” Halm &
Clay Co. will speak on “A 3010 foot Dive to the Bottom ot the
Pacific Ocean.” Oceaneering Inti, will speak on “Remote Ser
vices — R.O.V., A.D.S. and Manipulators” and Dr. Andrews
will speak on “Tanker Pollution — Updated Information. 1 *
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPELrGrad students and
those over 22 meet to go out for supper at 6 p.m. at the
University Lutheran Chapel.
TAMU CHESS CLUB:A meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m
Rudder. Players of alt strengths are welcome.
CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION:Caiholit
will meet at 6 p.m. and go out for dinner. Sjpecial Ol
Benefit Show — C.S.A. coffeehouse is scheduled for 8
the student center. Admission is $2. lave entertainmc
refreshments will be provided.
MSC AGGIE CINEMA:“Pink Floyd The Wall" (rate
scheduled for Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. and Midi
The Grove. Admission is $1.
in 40
Oak Mall.
WILDLIFE BIOl
activities are
Central Park,
money is a do
want.
VIETNAMESE
Quock Han” tc
er at 7 p.m. in
MSC BASEMEi
Albatross, Fusion
INSTITUET Of
S.TT'E Spring Soc
Ranch. Steaks, ha
vided. Admission
Bryan E. Stample
WALTON HALT
Guadalune is tod;
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WALTON HALL:The 1st Annual Canoe I rip Down
Guadalupe is scheduled for todav. For more information
260-5979.
MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY:The Fourth An
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Teen shoppers big markel
United Press International
NEW YORK — Teenagers
are doing more shopping for
themselves and their families
these days — but still using their
parents’ money to pay the hills, a
survey of youthful spending
habits says.
Teen-Age Research Unli
mited, which conducted the na
tional survey, said “there’s a lot
in it to surprise advertisers and
agencies.”
Peter Zollo, TRU vice presi
dent, said it indicated teenagers
“have been very underestimated
for their influence over a num
ber of consumer decisions.”
Although the number of
teenagers in the population is
dropping, he said, “they con
tinue to spend more each year,”
and to influence the buying
habits of their families.
“Nearly half the girls said
they had done some grocery
shopping for the family in the
past week, and 60 percent did
other types of shopping,” he
said.
Almost 50 percent of the girls
and 20 percent of the hoys felt
they influenced their parents’
choice of clothing. About 46
percent of the boys — and 40
percent of the girls — said they
had an impact on their parents’
choice in cars.
“What I really think it says is
that teenagers are important not
only to the marketers of acne
medicine and records, but a
wide range of consumer pro
ducts,” Zollo said.
To get to them, advertisers
apparently can choose between
teen-oriented media and ave
nues that are popular with the
nation as a whole.
According to the survey,
high-rated television shows like
“Hill Street Blues” and “Dynas
ty” are big with teens, along with
two less popular shows that fea
ture teenage themes: fj
and "Square Pegs."
The magazinestheyren
reading regularly were kj
by TV Guide, Seventeen,!
Illustrated, Readers
1 een, Time and People |
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The market for pffj
computers is "far froml
rated’’ among teenagera
survey said. Only 2.8pe4
respondents said itaj
bought personal cor
within the last year, butli
cent said they were _
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WIUMiAPlE ItltO
AT CENTRAL PARK
Saturday APRIL 30
• Fun & games start at 2:00
• Food & beer served at 4:00
ALL YOU CAN EAT & DRINK
Tickets Available m-s $4.00 Member
in front of Nagle
M-F
$4.50 Non-Member
Nearly half the teerfjl
slMinding said ihevwortB
more than five hbuisal
and 25 percent said I
ceived a regular allowantj
While more than70
including 83 percentoitM
said they shopped fortlii
clothes, only 28 percenl|
them with their ownj
Nineteen percent I
c redit cards, and aboni!®|
cent said they have dlj
accounts.
PEKING GARDES
Chinese Restaurant
1 een-age Researdi
mited is a Lake Forestli
sidiary of Educational?
munications Inc., whi
lishes Who’s Who
American High Scho
dents.
Tlie smai~test move
you ean make.
(next to going to A&M, of course)
OPEN HOUSE
3 P.M. til Dark
Wood Brook Condominiums
are located in an area known for
its investment potential, just off
Harvey Road across from the
Woodstone Shopping Center.
• fireplaces with raised hearths
or brick mantles
cathedral ceiling in master
bedrooms
two ceiling fans
built-in kitchen appliances
hot tub and swimming pool
private patios
ALL YOU CAA EAT!
Friday and Sunday Evening
Buffet 6-8 p.m. *4 75
Weekly Noon Buffet
LRU sent questioni®*
sample of 6,149 U.S.les|l
a n d tabulated results ffo®3
responses randomly
f rom the 2,435 returnedj
Buffets include: egg roll, fried rice, fried won ton soup, moo
goo gal pan, sweet and sour pork, beef wlfh broccoli am! fried
bananas.
Wood Brook
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OPEN DAILY:
11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
1313 S. College Ave.
822-7661
Zollo said the 'methods
to reduce input!
come teenagers aim
poor reading and vrirtjl
“On the practical side fj
not a group maiWjl
targeting,” he said, _
Otherwise, Zollo daiu'fj
method should havef
responses that weref
sentative of American it**!
as a whole.
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