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What’s up
Thursday
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE: the University of Texas Medical
Branch School of Allied Health Sciences in Galveston will
resent a “Health Careers Symposium” from 5:30 p.m. to
p.m. in 601 Rudder.
APARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY: Dr. Rose Solecki
of Columbia University will speak on “ Farming — Animal
and Plant Domestication in the Near East” at 3 pan. in 301
V. Rudder.
I AGGIES AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING: will meet at 7 p.m.
in 704A-B Rudder. For more information call Lee Ann,
846-3405.
ATARI USER GROUP: will discuss the latest hardware and
software from Atari and how to get the most from them at
7:30 p.m. in 102 Teague.
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY > INC.:
temporary Black America” at 7 p.m- in
resents “Con*
Rudder. For
more information call 696-3089.
MASTER OF SCIENCE/MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMIN
ISTRATION ASSOCIATION: will give a presentation on
management consulting at 7:30 p.m. in 120 Blocker. For
more information call Steve, 268-3009.
GREEN PEACE COALITION: will meet at 8:30 p.m. in 404
Rudder. For more information call Krista, 696-7873.
LAMBDA UPSILON: will meet at 6:15 p.m. in 231
Chemistry Bldg, to discuss elections, initiation and the
awards banquet. For more information call 845-8015.
INTRAMURAL RECREATION: a team captain meeting for
volleyball triples will be lu-lt! at 5 p.m. in 164 Read. A team
captain meeting for innertube waterpolo will be held at 6
p.m. in 164 Read. For more information call jack, 845*
7826.
TAMU FENCING CLUB: will meet at 7 p.m. in 267 Read
ll Bldg, for practice and to talk about business.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK ENGINEERS: Sarah
Morris will speak on dressing for success at 7:30 p.m. in
504 Rudder.
SNEAD SEMINAR/CIVIL ENGINEERING: Dr. James P.
Womack of MIT will present a seminar on “The Future of
the Automobile” at 2 p.m. in 503 Blocker.
Friday
STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: will
have a Bible study of the Gospel of John at 8 am. in the
Meditation room of the All Faith’s Chapel.
D CAMPUS MINISTRY: will have a peanut butter
fellowship at Rudder Fountain from 1 1 a.m. to l p.m. A
Bible study will be held in Mike's office at 6:15 p.m. For
more information call 846-1221.
OMB proposes
funding cuts
in research
(continued from page I)
to consult with the academic com
munity before making revisions.
“It appears that what we say or
do won’t make a difference,” she
said. ^
“I think it’s an attempt to make a
quick control, a quick control of
cost,” she said.
But, Treat said, this revision is a
permanent solution to a temporary
budget problem.
The OMB should have cut the
research funds and let the universi
ties apply the cut to themselves, she
said.
“They’re making decisions for
us,” Treat said.
But Anderson said he believes
the revision is useful.
“I cannot oppose the revision,”
he said.
“After I’ve come to understand
it,” Anderson said, “I think it’s a
reasonable approach to limiting ad
ministrative cost as a portion of the
overhead.
“Some universities have a rela
tively high administrative cost.
“This is a drag on research. It’s a
drag on the researchers themselves
and on the overall program.
“If you understand it thor
oughly, understand the purpose
and realize that many universities
have been abusing this overhead
category, this seems like a very wel
come and needed reform.
“Many people will look at this re
vision as a welcome change because
it will force universities to squeeze
down and make their administra
tive cost more efficient.”
President attempting to bolster aid plan
(continued from page 1)
thing comes up that would show that
there might be any prospect or any
profit in doing that.”
After conferring with Habib, Rea
gan met privately with about a half-
dozen congressmen to try to win
their votes.
Afterwards, Rep. Roy Rowland,
D-Ga., said Reagan “said that they’re
looking at some alternatives to the
million, and he said. 'I can’t
give you the specifics on that now.’
But they are looking at some alterna
tives.”
At this point, the administration
says it faces an uphill fight to win the
money. The Democratic-controlled
House is scheduled to vote March 19
on the package, while the Republi
can-led Senate is tentatively sched
uled to vote the next day.
House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill
Jr., D-Mass, said he still expects Rea
gan’s aid request to be defeated and
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University of Texas Medical Branch
School of Allied Health Sciences
Galveston, Texas
presents:
A Health Careers Symposium
March 13,1986
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Rudder Tower
Rm 601
You are invited to learn about the following
UTMB Professional Training Programs:
•Clinical Gerontology (Masters)
•Health Education (Masters)
•Health Information Management
•Medical Technology
•Occupational Therapy
•Physical Therapy
•Physician's
Assistant Studies
The men of Beta Theta Pi would like to express our thanks to the
lovely ladies of Alpha Delta Pi and especially to our great coaches:
Melanie Perkins
Carrie Brown
Kathy Conway
Sandra Voelkel
Kelly Stein
Sandy Bennet
Linda Griffin
(head coach)
Without your help the Betas might not have:
—shared first place in overall atheletic competition with the Phi
Deltas;
—won first place in softball competition;
—won second place in spirit competition.
Thanks Alpha Delta Pi for a great time at Playday!!!
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that “there are no deals as far as I’m
concerned.”
Escorting Habib to his car in the
White House driveway, Reagan said
the United States is “still seeking
some openings in negotiations with
the Sandinistas” but that “nine times
now, they have refused.”
Asked about assertions that the
United States is not interested in a
negotiated settlement for Nicaragua,
Reagan replied, “The critics have
been making ridiculous noises for a
long time and that’s one of the most
ridiculous.”
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