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Thurs., Apr. 3 —
Mad Max 7:30 pm
The Road Warrior 9:30 pm
Mad Max Beyond
Thunderdome 11:30 pm
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Fri., Apr. 4 —
The Black Cauldron 7:30 pm
Wizards 9:30 pm
Fantastic Animation
Festival 11:30 pm
Sat., Apr. 5 —
E.T. 7:30 pm
Ladyhawke 9:45 pm
Cocoon midnight
Sun., Apr. 6 —
Cocoon 2 pm
$4.50 per night or $8.50 for all 4 days with TAMU I.D.
Non-student passes: $5.50 for 1 day or $13 for all 4.
Profits from the Sunday showing of Cocoon will be donated to Twin Cities Mission.
Page 10/The Battalion/Monday, March 31, 1986
Census form
to be tested
on families
Thinking about a
new home?
Come to
the
HOUSING FAIR!
RUDDER EXHIBIT HALL
WED APRIL 2
lOAM - 4PM
WASHINGTON (A1‘) — The
Census Bureau is about to give its
1990 head count a spring tryout,
sending test forms to about 48,000
households across the nation.
Although the official census re
mains more than four years in the
future, the agency is already strug
gling with the logistics of counting
nearly a quarter-billion Americans,
and learning as much as possible
about them.
In addition to the census of pop
ulation and housing, proposals in
this or past years have ranged from
counting the nation’s dogs and cats
to asking people’s religious beliefs
and sex habits.
Census Director John G. Keane
says in a message to households re
ceiving the test questionnaires, “The
census is more than just a count of
-the -population, lt.Ls-a-chance for us
to take stock of ourselves as a people
and successfully meet future local
and national challenges.”
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Monday
mvfessor at
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echnoJogy” at 7:30 p.m. in 701 Rudder,
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH: will sponsor a
course tided “How to Make Your Writing More
ve“ at 6:30 p.m. in 120 Blocker. The instructor willi
Meyer. For more information call 845-3452 or r "
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MSC TOWN HALL: will hold an informational
8:30 p.m. today and Tuesday for those interested
ing for the 1986-87 Town Hall Committee.
PSI CHI/PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: will hear from
Booth on graduate school and counseling at 7 p.r
Rudder.
OFF CAMPUS AGGIES/OFF CAMPUS CENTER:
sor a “Moving Off Campus” program at 7:30 p.m.
Lounge, central area.
SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION: will meet
at 4:30 p.m. at Casa Thomas to discuss trip to San Antonio. 0 | 83 N
PHILOSOPHY CLUB: will discuss “Beauty — Can We Place
a Value On It?” at 7 p.m. in 502 Rudder.
MSC DINNER THEATER: will have a new member meeting
at 6 p.m. in 504 Rudder.
AGGIE ALLEMANDERS: wilt give square dance lessons at?
pan. in,226 MSC. Officer elections will follow.
AGGIE TOASTMASTERS: will -meet at 7 p.m. in 12®
Blocker.
Voting for Faculty Senate to be Tuesday
(continued from page 1)
College of Liberal Arts
Harrington Education Center, 1st
Floor Lounge
College of 'Medicine
Medical Sciences Building, 1st Floor
Lobby
Scott & White, Doctor’s Lounge
VA Center, Building 162, Room 99E
(Pulmonary Laboratory)
College of Science
Academic Building, Rotunda
Place 2
• Richard Hedges, chemistry
Place 1
Dale Baiun, history
Place 2 (Note: This is to complete a
three year term)
Place 3
• jaan L.uane, chemistry
Place 4 (Note: This is to complete a one
year term.)
• Herman J. Saatkamp, philosophy
• Gerald Frye, medical pharmacology
and toxicology
Place 5
• Mil hael Stecher, mathematics
• Karl ). Aufdei heide, biology
PlaceS
1 Luis Costa, modern languages
• Allison R. Ficht, medical biochemistry
and genetics
Place 4 (Note: This is to Fill a three year
term)
Place 6 (Note: This is to complete a tvgl
year term.)
• Norman O. Dronen, biology
Place 8
1 Gary Halter, political science
• Nirmal S. Mann, internal medicine
Place 13
Manuel M. Davenport, philosophy
• Douglas E. Turvey, family and com
munity medicine
Place 9
• Omer C. |enkins, statistics
College of Veterinary Afcdiciw I
( )utsidi* Dean's ( M ike I
Program sponsorad by th« Off Campus Cantar and tha Off Campua Aggias
Place 14
• Jerry Gaston, sociology
Place 5 (Note: This is to complete a one
year term)
Place 1 (Note: This is to completul
three year term)
• I hoinas Gacei i. veterinarvanatom I
Battalion Classified 845-2611
Library
204B Sterling C. Evans Library
• Kathrine MacNeil, medical sciences li
brary
Place 2
• Donald H. Dyal, special collections
• Samuel B. Powers, resource devel
opment
• Barbara Thomas, medical sciences li
brary
Place 2
• Russell B. Simpson, microbiologyani ^
parasitology
Place 6
• Mark Sicilio, pediatrics
• John 1). Fisher, surgery
Place 6 (Note: This is to completeaon
year term)
• Franklin J. Stein, veterinary anatopl
• Larry I). Claborn, veterinary ptiiaol
ogy and phai mamlogy
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MCDONALD’S
DRIVE-THRU
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- INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
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University Drive
Hwy 21
Texas and S.W. Parkway
Manor East Mall
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ENTRIES CLOSE:
Track and Field-The road to the 1988 Olympics starts here. Track and
Field entries close at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1. A Scratch and Informa
tion Meeting will be held Thursday. April 3, at 6 p.m. in room 164 Read.
Field events-wilfbe field Sunday, April 6th at Kyle Field beginning at 1
p.m. Preliminaries for running events will be held Thursday April 8th at
7 p.m. in Kyle Field. For more information contact the IM-REC office at
845-7826.
Superstars-Eat your wheaties and sign up for the Superstars competi
tion. Entries close at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 4. The competition will be
held on Saturday, April 5 and Sunday, April6. Participants must choose
10 of 12 events in which to compete. A mandatory meeting for all partic
ipants will be held on Saturday, April 5 at 11 a.m. in room 164 Read.
Picklebal! Doubles-Pickleball, America’s pastime. Entries close at 6
p.m. on Tuesday, April 1. Play begains Tuesday, April 8. Schedules will
be posted after 3 p.m. on Thursday, Aprils Equiment will be furnished.
Handball Doubles-You don’t have to be ambidextrous to play. Entries
close at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1. Play begins Tuesday, April 8. Each
team must provide a mew can of balls for each match, with the winner
of the match keeping the unopened can. Schedules will be posted out
side room 159 Read after 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 3.
Golf Singles-AII you hackers, here’s your big change. IM Golf Singles
entries close Tuesday, April 1. Green fees are $5 for students and $5 for
Faculty/Staff. The tournament will be held on Sunday, April 6. Partici
pants will sign up for tee times at 8 a.m.or 1 p.m. at the time of entry.
The tournament will be an 18-hole shotgun start. Participants must
furnish their own equipment.
OUTDOOR RECREATION
CANOEING TRIP- A canoeing trip down the beautiful San Marcos
River has been planned for April 25 - 27. The cost of the trip is $25.00.
which includes rental of canoes, group camping equipment, camp
ground fees, instruction both before and during the trip, and an experi
enced guide. Gas and mileage will be paid for those who drive. Sign
ups will continue through April 16 in the Intrumural-Recreational Sports
Office, 159 Read Building. For more information on this trip, call Patsy
Greiner at 845-7826.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-Softball Playoffs will be posted on or after
Tuesday, April 8 pending rain.
-Rainout number for Softball is 845-2625.
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PENBERTHY ENTRIES
CLOSE TOMORROW!!!
Penberthy Softball Tournament
entries close tomorrow, April 1,
at 6 PM. This is a double elimi
nation tournament with an entry
fee of $40.00 per team. Batbags
and. t-shirts will be awarded lo
winners and runner-ups, respec
tively, for the Men’s A, Women’s
Open, and CoRec Open divi
sions (Second Place will be
awarded only if at least 12 teams
enter a division). Men’s B Cham
pion will recieve t-shirts. Tourna
ment dates are April 4 and 5. For
more information on the tourna
ment, contact Tom Reberat845-
7826.
llBjliiSl!
Tomorrow’s the last day to sign for the Penberthy Tournament!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
McDonald’s Intramural High
lights is sponsored each Mon
day in the Battalion by your local
McDonald’s Restaurants at Uni
versity Drive, Manor East Mall,
Texas Avenue and on Highway
21. Stories are written by Mark
Hadley, graphics are by George
Clendenin and photos are by
Tom McDonnell and Davie
Tatge.
SPORT CLUB
NEWS
ALL - UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS
Congratulations to the All - University Champions in the following sports.
BOWLING
Class A: Men’s - Cotton Bowlers
Women’s - Clements Gutterballs
CoRec-C & S
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Class B:
Men’s - Walton Strikes
Women’s - Mosher M. II
CoRec - Strangers
The Texas Gymnastics Conference Collegiate
Championships will be held on Saturday, April
12 on the Main Floor of G. Rollie White. Team
events will be held from 12 Noon to 2:30 PM,
while individual events run from 5 to 7 PM. The
TAMU Gymnastics team currently holds the
state title.
Class C:
Men’s - B.D.O.S.
CoRec - Survivors
WALLYBALL
Class A: Men’s - Mat Rusen
Women’s - Clement Cool Dudes
CoRec - Off the Wall
Class B:
Men’s - High Rollers
Women’s - Hobby Wallbangers
CoRec - One More Try
Class C: Men’s - M.E. Manics