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Marines
We’re looking for a few good men.
Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity
Interest Group Meeting
Date: Feb. 6,1985
Where: Rudder Tower Rm. 604 A-B
Time: 7 p.m.-8:00p.m.
Contact: Kevin Jenkins 696-1992
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Officer selection for MSC begins
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committee chairmen will be on Mar. 23 and 24. Interviews are open
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can be found in the Student Programs Office.
Big Event looking for job requests
Bryan-College Station area residents and businesses are encour
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project sponsored by Student Government. More than 5,000 Aggies
will participate in the Big ' T
contact Mariiza Pena at.'
Duchesses needed for Cotton Pageant
Applications are now available for duchesses io the 51st Annual
Cotton Pageant. Any campus organization is invited to enter a con
testant, as well as sororities and fraternities. The winner receives a
$500 scholarship to TAMO. Entry fee is $40. The pageant will be
held Mar. 29 and 30. For applications and information, call Patrice
at 764-7133.
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Caperton
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has a job to provide an on-going sys-
;r education,”
tematic review of highet
Caperton said.
He said a comprehensive, long-
range plan for higher education in
Texas probably would show that “u-
niversities should focus on their
areas of strength, instead of trying to
be all things to all people.
“This doesn’t mean we should
turn our backs on other areas. For
example, not everyone can have the
top engineering college in the na
tion. This doesn’t mean we should
ignore liberal arts at A&M, but that
we must pay attention to the
stronger areas too.”
He said the Legislature’s top
priority will be maintaining adequate
funding for higher education.
“I want the message to go out
through Texas and throughout the
rest of this country, that Texas is not
going to retreat from our commit
ment to quality higher education,”
he said.
Caperton commended Texas
A&M President Frank Vandiver for
having the courage to say the LBB’s
proposed 20 percent budget cut
would be disastrous for the Univer
sity.
“I believe it to be true,” he said. “I
believe it to be incumbent on A&M
to save money, but no ongoing orga
nization or institution can suffer a 20
percent cut without traumatic and
serious effects. Businesses can’t do it,
agencies can’t do it, and schools cer
tainly can’t do it.”
MSC CAREER DEVELOPMENT
brings you
THE 1985
MBA
program
Feb. 8 3-5 p.m.
Rms. 402 & 404 Rudder
Information and representatives from various
Graduate Business Schools.
.. Admission: $3.00
• 1 —
Registration 2:30 p.m.
4th floor Rudder
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Restaurant
Opportunities
INTRAMURAL-
RECREATIONAL
SPORTS
Luther’s a nationally known
country bar-b-q restaurant, is
currently seeking highly
motivated restaurant
employees for its College
Station grand opening.
We are currently accepting
applications for all the following
positions:
Bus/Dish Line Servers
Hostess Meat Slicers
Cashiers Kitchen prep.
Wages commensurate with
experience. Full & part-time
available.
Apply in Person
M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
2321 S. Texas Ave.
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