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Thursday, October 3, 1985AThe Battalion/Page 3 State and Local Royall: Main goal of SG to represent A&M student body 'd roar m ploy am hicientl of these some wh e been in “ r when t is then * riate crinii d that deer can ot one of arking erve in n who i violatori ig die vel witness e: at person lining ofal i. You cana )I1 to bat is an i ie part of i umen shoiii a that thist >e tolerate by them,: Park orar ed world,!; M CampilSAssociated Press et Earth ar; HOUSTON — Undercover police Neander fieers Wednesday were trailing a I Hi of acquired immune defl- II tti PC' syndrome who ignored the ty health director’s order to abstain g ourdara-M^ayjfjg sexual relations. rcgulatie Kal ian Bridges, 30, has boasted ation is tltEwill continue having sex with aroblem. grangers, even though he knows he dll it everk rr ‘ ts the fatal disease, said Capt. ■Hulbright of the Houston police iivision. d Traffic Student Body President Sean Royall By SANDRA SUTPHEN Reporter Student Body President Sean Royall said Wednesday the first and foremost goal of Texas A&M’s Student Government is to rep resent the student body. At Sully’s Symposium, the weekly noon-hour forum spon sored by Lambda Sigma, the soph omore honor society, Royall out lined many of his goals and how he is meeting them. “I want you to realize we do bring results,” Royall said. As one example of bringing re sults, he described Student Gov ernment’s involvment in getting the library to extend its hours at night. Student Government paid for the library to stay open after regular hours during an experi ment to see if students would use the longer hours. The students did use the hours, and the library has taken over the funding. Another goal Royall hopes to achieve this semester is the in creased use of teacher evaluation sheets. He said one possibility is to make printouts of the results of the evaluations for each depart ment as an aid to students in choosing a teacher when register ing for a class. Royall said he also would like to see the evaluations used in decisions about promo tions and tenure. Royall said Student Govern ment is a service organization as well as a legislative organization adding that Student Government sponsors activities such as Aggie Muster and Parents’ Weekend. Royall described his role as an administrative officer and rep resentative of Student Govern ment. “I’m a leader and hopefully a motivator,” he said. Royall said he wants to increase communication between Student Government and the student body. Royall said strides have been made in the right direction through an outreach program. The program is an educational tool to inform students about the role and accomplishments of Stu dent Government by having its members talk to organizations about Student Government and tell them how they can get in volved. Another way Student Govern ment is attempting to reach stu dents is through Student Govern ment information boards, which will be set up in the next few weeks, Royall said. “This is to contact the more pas sive student,” Royall said. 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Holmes, Ted Busch, said tnat without proof, there is nothing the courts can do about Bridges. “Without eyewitness proof —what law has he violated?” said Busch. “I have come up with nothing at this juncture.” Dr. James Haughton, the city health director, sent a letter to Bridges on Monday ordering him to “desist from having sexual relations and donating blood.” Violating the health order is a third-degree felony, carrying a max imum sentence of 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. If Bridges is arrested, health offi cials will ask that he be committed to hospital, Haughton a psychiatric said. “A person who deliberately spreads a fatal disease is a danger to others and should be subject to psy chiatric commitment,” he said. Haughton said he learned from an Ohio reporter that Bridges was in Houston. Papers Due Tomorrow? ..Call us today!! Words... to go 1055 S. 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