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Football players to speak at Sully’s
es
Craig Stump, Shea Walker, Todd
Howard and several other Texas
A&M football players as yet un
named will be speaking about the
demands and rewards of being a
j football player at Wednesday’s Sol
ly’s Symposium, says Stacey Allen of
Lambda Sigma, the organization
which arranges the weekly event.
Allen says first the players will talk
a little about what it’s like being a col
lege football player.
They’ll discuss the differences be
tween college football and high
school football, Allen says, as well as
talking about how they balance the
demands of playing football and the
demands of school.
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; Association of Former Students hats awarded four
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fact
Receiving the awards in science were: Dr. Robert B.
^of physics; Dr. Martin Newcomb, ussodat
y; Dr. David W. Owetjs, associate professor off
1 Matis, professor of statistics.
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were Dr. Sajtdee Hartsfiefcl, professor of aoe
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Texas A&M scientist and winner of the R
e Prize, has been honored by the Univi
iving a campus building named after him. Borl;
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r the development of high-yield grains and has
1atKi international awards from academic, scientific, civic
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' faculty of Texas A&M has been
ence by the Halliburton Foundation'
; the awards were Drs. David Rhode, assistant
Jack Weksman, professor o
associate professor of civil
rfessor of mining engineering
r, professor of petroleum er
F..D, Brockett Prrdessorship in Engineering at
, chairman of the annual Instrumentation $y
astry sponsored each year by A&M,
1 Reaction Laboratory . Anthony earned his bachelor a*
from A&M and his Ph.D. in chemical
-of Texas.
in 1974 with an endowment from the
. the professorship lionors Brockett, the retire
1 and chief executive officer for the Gulf Oil j
There will also be a question and
answer session for about 20 minutes
after the players have finished talk
ing, Allen says.
The symposium will begin at
11:50 a.m. Wednesday at the Law
rence Sullivan Ross statue in front of
the Academic Building.
Dallas church
collection plate
overfloweth
'Associated Press
DALLAS — A record $1.85 mil
lion in cash was dumped into collec
tion plates at the First Baptist
Church of Dallas in response to an
appeal for upkeep funds for the
church’s large downtown complex.
“I am on top of the world,” said
Dr. W.A. Criswell, whose flock re
cently gave him a new Mercedes-
Benz sedan to celebrate his anniver
sary as the church’s pastor. “I am so
grateful, I am beside myself.”
The contributions exceeded the
$1 million Criswell had asked for as
“special offering” Sunday, the day
he celebrated 41 years in the min
istry.
“We have to pay the light bill and
the janitorial bill and the upkeep of
our properties and the salaries of
our workers if we have any hope to
have a church at all. Our hearts may
be in heaven, but our feet are still on
earth,” he said.
It took church officials six hours
to count the cash, the Dallas Morn
ing News said.
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