Wednesday, May 4, 1983/The Battalion/Page 5 ) leldTh: 'ap Road izos Vallrf ided. es and ast until A&M students rewarded for excellence in French recloffftrysta Wyatt, left, is handed her French ■ccellence award by Dr. Anne Marie staff photo by Irene Mees Elmquist, and Dr. Olivier Naudeau. Wyatt received her award Tuesday by Lezlee Hinson Battalion Reporter The Department of Modern Languages recognized two out standing French students, pre senting them with the Prix d’E- xcellence — the prize of excell ence — in a brief ceremony Tuesday. The students selected for this honor were Krysta Wyatt a sophomore pre-med major from Lubbock, and Alan Hegi, a graduating senior from Peters burg with a double major in En glish and Spanish. Dr. Anne Marie Elmquist, chairman of the Modern Lan guages Department, said the fa culty in the French section chose the students whom they felt made exceptional progress dur ing the year, regardless of the level of instruction. Each of the French profes sors was asked to nominate the student whom he felt made out standing progress, said French professor Dr. Claudine Hunting. A committee of the French professors, including Hunting, Dr. Olivier Naudeau, Dr. Nancy L. Lawther and Dr. Eric H. Deudon, then evaluated the nominees on the basis of the written work they had com pleted during the year and on an interview with the committee — in French — to evaluate their oral skills. The Prix d’Excellence is not awarded to the student who does better than everyone else, Hunting said. It is awarded to students who have made ex traordinary progress in master ing the language. If there is no such student, she said, there will be no award. Both students were pre- sic French literature. The sented with a certificate, a check awards were donated by the and a leatherbound book of clas- French Consulate in Houston. the rgy firm letroleir. 1 fexasW esponsilxj 3no[ leer aftn. pen bottle bill hanged, accepted / ■Jk [ 1 -=Ji ' lentofltH . , t \Mk United Press International lewasMusTiN — A House sub- ° nc •'innnittee Tuesday unanimous- Villa Oaks West apartments “Smart Move!†" yapproved a watered down ver- . ion of the proposed open con- 1006 'Ber law originally conceived ■ban alcoholic beverages in Itor vehicles. . HThe substitute bill that was ^“Ked and sent to the full •" sent to — ) Liquor Regulation Com- nitiee would ban only the driver —Hfa motor vehicle from consum- an alcoholic beverage. A elation would be a Class C mis- leneanor, punishable by a max- jm fine of $200. he subcommittee version of I proposed law was expected t of Dr lit 6 U P by l l ie full com- ued at pi' tee l ater Tuesday, i floor® ^ e P- Larry Shaw, D-Big ,, ipring and chairman of the sub- • EXPOill 1 " 11 ' 1166 ’ sa *d the substitute the seconB drafted should be an terlingCB e P ta ble substitute to the full "nmittee, which has been ac- led of dragging its feet on the e. |‘It certainly is a fair attempt PI Tf| corne somewhere in the mid- *11 Jr of the issue,†said Shaw, selfinak und himl gunshoij r .T. Dun rently wa ruz hadij eir relatij susp iday toll or seveii isfilho in ther an’s lim d a Por| help itiationq annouiK the ruif| in, exp two sitffl iust non ity. TM ;af Smitl sites undf Utah,! a. - expecttil es —i ted 1,51) dioactive I •W ips, 32,1 judged s ,†the 151 igeant ( 1 off-sta “I’me adding the law was modeled af ter the open container prohibi tion in Connecticut. “My job was to find something that would get out of committee, and I think this will.†As originally drafted, the bill would have banned alcoholic be verages from the passenger compartment of a motor vehi cle, not just consumption by the driver. Marinelle Timmons, the state director of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, lauded the bill approved by the subcommittee as a “step forward,†but express ed reservations that the bill might not go far enough. “If the driver is riding alone, we’ve got him,†she said. “If there’s a passenger, I have no doubt the driver will hand the beer to him. “We would have like to have seen alcoholic beverages banned in the passenger compartment. 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