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Free U driver improvement offered
Registration is open for the Free University Driver Im
provement course to be held Dec. 9 and 10. This state-
approved course may be used to have certain misdemeanor
traffic offenses dismissed and to receive a 10 percent dis
count on automobile insurance. The fee is $22, payable in
cash only at registration. Registration is held in 216 Memo
rial Student Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday. Participants are encouraged to register early — the
classes fill several days before the course. For more informa
tion call 845-1514.
iioy Aggieland photos still being taken
Juniors, seniors, veterinary and medical school students
can have individual pictures for the 1984 Aggieland taken
today through Friday at the Yearbook Associates office at
1700 S. Kyle behind Culpepper Plaza; and Dec. 5-9 at the
Pavilion on campus. This will be the last chance for students
to have pictures made.
Student Y wrapping Christmas gifts
The Student Y Association is offering a Christmas gift-
apping service today through Friday and Dec. 5-9 from 9
i.m. to 4 p.m. in 211 Pavilion. The service is free to Y
nembers, but non-members will be charged from 50 cents to
Bl.25 depending on the size of the gift. Bows and ribbons will
be included in the wrapping, but boxes must be provided by
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ungaiss (odety, will be available to help any student in Math 151 and
!53, and ME 211 and 212. The help sessions will be every
rrtd Tuesday and Thursday from 4 p.m. to 5 p m. in 104D
Eachry, through dead week. For more information call
jlynn Lunney, chapter president, at 846-3316.
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United Press International
DALLAS — Early next year
advertisers who are tired of sexy
models will have a chance to re
place them with straight-laced,
wholesome ones.
Christian Models U.S.A. is
the brainchild of adman Lon
Dorsey, whose connections with
the large evangelical community
in Dallas convinced him there is
both a supply and demand for
modeling and stagecraft that
avoids the lustful.
“Christian Models U.S.A. is
an opportunity for people who
would like to be in modeling to
work in the industry without
compromising their moral stan-
daras,” Dorsey said.
An active Protestant layman,
Dorsey, 38, plans for his agency
to become a division of his public
relations firm. Though not
large, (it has averaged about 60
billings annually since Dorsey
formed it five years ago), his
firm has handled such clients as
WBC heavyweight champion
Larry Holmes.
He is convinced they are we
ary of “one more little snazzy
rock ‘n roll commercial, one
more sexual gimmick. The
world really has this stuff cram
med down their throat when
' they’re not asking for it.”
As proof, Dorsey points to “a
secular film producer who is
head-over-heels about what
we’re doing” and has agreed to
buy space in the agency’s direc
tory of approximately 100 mod
els Dorsey plans to publish early
next year.
Those who see Dorsey’s work
will see something different, in
deed something less, than they
might view in other ads. Neither
male nor female models, for ex
ample, will appear in bathing
suits.
Other requirements for
aspiring or experienced models
who choose Dorsey’s agency in
clude a one-time filing fee of
$25, a $165 fee for a place in the
directory and, for those without
a portfolio, a $100 photography
fee.
The directory, for which his
employees are selling ads, will be
issued in January to businesses,
radio and television stations,
advertising agencies, newspap
ers, magazines, trade publica
tions and film and photography
studios, he said.
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CM USA is to infiltrate tne mod
eling industry with the Word,
God’s people, God’s power,
God’s principles and witn God’s
presence,” he wrote to one large
independent church with a
high-budget broadcasting oper
ation.
Though not widely known in
Texas, Dorsey first came into
public view in 1976 when he
published “Soccer Today” and
in 1977 when he published
“Hockey Today” and handled
public relations for the now-
defunct Dallas Black Hawks
professional hockey franchise.
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