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Aggies, with current I.D., don't forget
about your 15% discount on all mer
chandise (excluding Lorus Watches)
Thru March 31, 1984, bring in this
coupon and receive an additional 5%
off.
Total
20%
off
Discounts do not apply to sale items
Layaways Invited
Douglas Jewelry
212 N. Main
Downtown Bryan
822-3119
1623 Texas Ave.
College Station
693-0677
Page 6/The Battalion/Wednesday, March 7, 1984
AggieCon
Science fiction conventioneers
making plans for 15th edition
By Mark E. Lish
Reporter
Pinned to the student’s shirt
was a button that read, “Joan of
Ark is alive and well done.”
“Hey Ernie, I like your but
ton,” someone said.
LOCATION: In the heart of student living on
University Oaks, Cripple Creek is on the shuttle bus
route and is popular because of its closeness to
restaurants, clubs and shopping. Investors can enter
their condo in a lease pool and be assured of profes
sional management.
PRICE: Starting as low as $39,950. Cripple Creek is
affordable for even the most discriminating budget.
VALUE: A large part of the cost of an Aggie's educa
tion can be returned through tax benefits and equity.
CONDOMINIUMS
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Ernie smiled and looked
proudly down at one of three
buttons attached to his breast
pocket.
As art officer of the MSC Ce-
plieid Variable’s AggieCon XV,
Ernie Hartt was one of several
students in the Student Pro
grams Office, making final pre
parations for the approaching
convention.
The convention, which at
tracts science fiction and fantasy
fans from all over the country,
will be March 29-April 1 on the
second floor of the Memorial
Student Center. Ticket prices
for Aggies: $6.50 for a four-day
pass, or $4 for a one-day pass.
Guests will include L. Spra
gue, author of “The Unbe
headed King,” and his wife Ca
therine Crook de Camp, James
og;
the Limmaker,” and science-fic
tion artist Don Mallz.
Events scheduled include an
auction of sci-fi art and curios, a
special dealer’s room, a mas
querade, and a banquet.
Among the movies to be
shown at the convention are
“The Sword in the Stone,”
“Dragonslayer,” “Time Ban
dits,” “Bladerunner,” “Tron”,
and “Galaxina.”
The group sponsors movies,
seminars and special speakers
year round. It has attracted big-
name speakers such as Gene
Roddenberry, the creator and
producer of “Star Trek”, who
lectured here on Feb. 18.
What’s up For
StU 1
WEDNESDAY
ACCOUNTING SOCIETY: There wilt l* a me
with a presentation by Peat, Mai wick, Miidu-H jr-a
pany, at 7:30 p.m. in 165 Ulockei. < all
at 7:30 p.m. in 165 Blocker,
feldei at 693-4 /66 1 dr more information.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL EV
NEERS: A meeting will be held at 7:30 pin i By REIN
Zachry. Chuck Meloy, of Sun Oil Company, willdiT J
Production Engineering. Refreshments will he« FuiivTc
Contact Kevin Williams at 260-1261 foi more ml w j|] t a j
n ""’ World" w b<
CATHOLIC STUDENT ORGANIZATION: Houston \
will be a mass and distribution of ashes at 7 a.m former slue
and 7:30 p.m. at the Church.
EUROPE CLUB: A meeting will 1r- held to pb:;J|7| ie m
spring break nip at 9 p.m. ai Mi. Gatti’s (,(<>lfe(; fice is hosti
lion). Contact Jose Miguel Fcrnande/. at HEi-IW will include
more information. • Registt
FLORICULTURE-ORNAMENTAL HORTIC^' “‘f f ™!
• vvorksl
Student Senate
to consider
bylaw revisions
By TAMMY KIRK
Reporter
The Student Senate is meet
ing tonight in 204 Harrington
Giassroom Building to vole on
the Student Senate bylaws revi
sions. The Senate also will dis
cuss the midterm grades bill
and the announcement of
grades bill.
The bylaws govern the Sen
ate, as opposed to the constitu
tion which governs the Univer
sity. Parts of the bylaws have
been revised in past years, but
not as extensively as this year,
says Sean Royall, vice president
of the Rules and Regulations
Committee.
The revisions entail deletion
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of obselete material, word trim
ming and word changes for
clarification, Royall says. He
says every bylaw was at least
looked at for revision, if not ac
tually changed.
Some of the most important
revisions, Royall said, deal with
the emergency status of bills
and presentation and availabil
ity of legislation to the Senate.
The Academic Affairs Com
mittee will handle the dis
cussions on the two bills involv
ing grades. The midterm grade
bill deals with whether or not
midterms will be dropped, says
David Alders, speaker of the
Senate. The announcement of
grades bill deals with teachers’
written policies on how grades
are determined, given to the
students at the beginning of the
semester, Alders says.
accounting,
managemei
• Lunch
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Sunshine
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state
United Press International
A weak high pressure system
produced plenty of sunshine
and mild temperatures in Texas
Tuesday.
A thin veil of high clouds cov
ered south Texas and the coast,
while the remainder of the state
had fair skies, the National
Weather Service said.
Afternoon temperatures
ranged from the low 50s in the
Panhandle and Trans Pecos to
mid-60s along the lower coast.
Winds were northerly at 5 to
15 mph over the eastern half of
the state, while southwest winds
of 5 to 10 mph returned to the
Trans Pecos and High Plains.
The forecast called for fair
skies and colder temperatures
TURE CLUB: A meeting will be held at 7:30p
106 PSB. There w ill lx* a speakei from the Texas
ciation of Nurserymen Foi more intormaiion.call
ique Dubruie at 260-2698.
LAW HALL: A meeting will Ik- held at 8:30p.mn
Rudder Tower. Robert Wiatt, from the University I
Department, will discuss the increasing numberofi
on campus and security improvements. Contact Ru
tub at 260-6505 for more information
MSC AFTER HOURS: Regblrai ion will beheld! infcccounlii
a.m. to 6 p.m. in 212 ol the MS( thiough Thursday. I.
MSC HOSPITALITY: There will lx- a fashion!
the Roxz at 7:30 p.m. Contact Ann Bunnberry
1515 for more information.
MSC POLITICAL FORUM: Donald Woods.an
South African journalist, will speak on aparthei
David Sanford at 845-1515.
MSC VARIETY SHOW: Ti< kets are on sale at th
Box Office. Student tic kets are $3 and adult tick
$3.50.
MATH CLUB: A meeting will be- held at 7:30pan
third floor lounge. Dr. Blac kley will speak. Call
Crane at 764-9533 for more infor mation.
METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT: Alua
Bible studv will be conducted at
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BvKARI
Re)
Hnniluiy i
eta 6 peicen
tor. fees an
noon in the WtJreaw m p.u
Foundation (behind Pizza Hut). Bring lunch or) I semester, p
sandwiches. Another lunch and Bible study nillbet: l *? e ^ oarc *
ducted at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday. Cali 8464701
more information.
Jenv Smith,
■f Bush k
MEXICAN AMERICAN ENGINEERING 'lined lo the
CIETY: A meeting will be held at 7:30 p m. u I social ion at
Zachry. Lorraine Baca, from Scandia 1 ahs in No. y that the in
ico, will speak on employment graduate schooloppo ry rates was n
nities. For more information, call Dr. HectorCarm jng utilities c
845-0927. ikeuploi it
OFF CAMPUS AGGIES: \ general meeting, feaim venue genei
State Representative Candidate Richard Smith," sidence nails,
held at 6:30 p.m. in 601 Ruddet Tower. All are
come. Contact Siaccv Rolx-rts at 693-01 If> for nn'rt c 111 1 ie 1I1C
formation. u, ‘ l '■* n ’
OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID: Thtf 2 ° r lhe
ftce will be closed from 3:30-5 p.m. for staff de#
opment training. Please plan accordingly. |
PHYSICS CLUB: Dr Sheldon Glashow will spent'flCll C
’High Energy Physics' at 7:30 p.m. in 1 46 of the Phi®*
Building. Contact Pat Eacour at 764-7898 for more ^ 1. —. | I
ftiimaiiop. orem
SPORTS CAR CLUB: There will be a meeting todisuT
the Aggie Cross at 8:30 p.m. at Pizza Hut (University! united Hess
across from Republic Bank). For more in formation.*
Bob Clausen at 693-2288 or Donna Reed at 846-6866 BEIRl 1 —
STUDENT/FACULTY MEETING: There will h "! a y el . Tues ^
meeting at 8 p.m. in 701 Rudder Tower ed Le(janon s
TRADITIONS COUNCIL:
i to meet in S
A meeting will be hekM for new p<
7:30 p in. in 501 Rudder Tower. Ron Blatchley, M, rt;un jf, a
of Bryan and Director of Student Services, will dk^-ye;,,^ 0 f c q v
Aggies and the community For more information -Re,,hi r wii,, *
Bob Stephan at 260-2040. ,i lations wen ,
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL: An .•Vbanon’s frac
Wednesday service will be conducted at 10 p.mf in 1 religious
Chapel. Contact Pastor Hubert Beck for more info ting them to i
lion. usamie, a Swi:
Bui scattered
THURSDAY tldthenea
INSIGHT: A siudenl/faculty discussion will be hel ' truce tl
12:30 p.m. in 140B of the MSC. T he topic is ’Sttidenib^l Gem a yel g
put: Is There Any?’ All students and faculty vvdci • d _ rebel Mo:
Call Kathleen at 764-1129 for more information llipy aiK * str
JRace accord
Military soun
n Phalange rai
;nt soldiers \
Police beat
Move Over
to
Wood Bvook
iifiliitfii
The following incidents were
reported to the University Po
lice Department through
Wednesday.
MISDEMEANOR THEFT:
• A maroon Sears ten-speed
bicycle was stolen from the Wal
ton Hall bike rack.
A brown Huffy ten-speed
len army unit
luntains came
bicycle was stolen from irrC from suspeci
rack outside the Biologidngunners,
ences Building. M Bern, the
A T T E M P TED B|histry said the
CLARY: Lebanon’s na
• Someone attempted jon talks wou
ter the east door of thebuJpjn Lausanne
that houses the MPACjluxury hotel ii
chine bv nrvinenn dm Inrl^kingLake Gei
he first rou;
ncilialion la
ber, made i
Wood Brook
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Bryan, Texas 77802
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Move over to the heart of the
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• Only 1 ‘/L’ miles from A&M
• On the shuttle bus route
• A short walk to Post Oak Mall
and other major shopping
areas
• Convenient to many |x>pular
restaurants and night elubs
• In an area known for its invest
ment jxitential
Move over to substantial
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• Save four years of non-returnable
rent
• Provide exceptional tax
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realty services, inc.
Move over to the comforts of a
home away from home. Wood
Brook’s superb amenities
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e Fireplaces
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e Hot tub swimming pool
e Private patios
Another
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Sunday through Friday
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