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Page 4/The Battalion/Friday, September 12, 1986
Keep An Aggie
Representing Texas A&M
Join Aggies For Barton
1 st Organizational Meeting
TuesSept. 16 7:30pm
410 Rudder
For more information call:
Heidi Kemp 696-1552
Paid for by the Congressman Joe Barton Committee
A RUSSELL LEE PORTFOLIO:
EARLY TEXAS PORTRAITS
a special screening of the video tape
Photographer: Russell Lee
to be presented by
Ann Mundy
Producer/Director
4:00 pm, Sunday, September 14, 1986
CAED Gallery Langford Architecture Center
Reception following.
Portrait exhibition continues through October 8
CAED Gallery hours 8-5 weekdays & 12-5 Saturday and Sunday
This exhibition was organized by the Amarillo Art Center with funding from TexArt/150, the Texas Com
mission of the Arts, Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Alexander and Mrs. Francie Whittenburg Klein. Local support from
Texas A&M University Art Exhibits and the College of Architecture and Environmental Design.
Hijack victim
returns home
to Houston
HOUSTON (AP) — Former hi
jacking victim David Allison was met
with applause at Houston Hobby
Airport, where he said he will not let
last week’s tragedy in Pakistan stop
him from traveling abroad again.
“It was a tragic situation, ,r Allison
said Wednesday night. “There was a
lot of misery, But in two or three
weeks, I’ll be ready to go back.”
The hijacking of the Pam Am jet
Friday ended with the four terrorists
opening fire on passengers after a
17-hour standoff at the Karachi, Pa
kistan, airport. Twenty people were
killed and more than 100 wounded.
“There had been indications dur
ing the day that something might
happen,” he said of the ordeal.
“Whenever people are carrying
guns, there’s that potential. When
the lights went down, I felt things
were about to break.”
Allison, a drilling company sales
executive, arrived at the airport in a
wheelchair. His ankles were in thin
casts because of injuries he suffered
from jumping from the plane.
Drug testing
to start for 1,700
in Harris County
HOUSTON (AP) — Random
drug testing will begin next month
for all 1,700 employees at the Harris
County Sheriff’s Department, an
agency spokesman says.
The urinalysis tests, to be per
formed by the Harris County medi
cal examiner’s office, will show the
C resence of marijuana, cocaine, bar-
iturates and amphetamines.
Mark Kellar, director of planning
and development for the sheriffs
department, said, “What it entails is
a random selection process for uni
versal testing, and that means each
person in the department is eligible
to be tested at any given time.”
Tests will occur monthly and test
subjects will be chosen by “drawing
(names) from a hat,” Kellar said.
If an employee tests positive twice
for drugs, the department will take
“appropriate disciplinary action,” he
said.
TDC employee
reclassification
to cut wages
HUNTSVILLE (AP) — A system-
wide job reclassification of prison
employees will result in monthly pay
cuts ranging from $200 to $1,000
for some health services workers iu
the corrections department, employ
ees said.
Pay changes for Texas Depart
ment of Corrections Health Services
Division take effect Oct. 1.
Salary cuts stem from the staff re
classification, which is being done
according to the state’s Position Clas
sification Act, prison officials said.
spc
said health services is the first staff
division to be reclassified. The entire
TDC staff of about 5,000 — exclud
ing guards — eventually will be af
fected, he said.
What’s up
)eam
By I
Friday
WESLEY FOUNDATION: will meet at the foundationaiiE
p.m. for a fall retreat. For more information call 846-4701 ■
PUERTO RICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION: will meet|
7 p.m. in 502 Rudder. ■
TAMU JUDO: will practice at 7 p.m. in 263 G. RollieWhiJ
New members welcome. Kring’ 198
KOREAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION: will meet at 7p.nuj Vegistratioi
507 Rudder. ^■orry that i
DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION} |strs conk:
w'ill be selling diskettes and having a membership drive;|h ,Ilc eptio ns
the lobby of the Bl< x kci Building. ^Eiirements
THE NAVIGATORS: will hold a rally at 7 p.m. in 501 MauSeges
(,er ' ... ..... I handle the i
MSC VARIETY SHOW: applications are available in 21;|Bents may
MSC. Deadline is 5 p.m. today. Ri adviser i
STUDENT GOVERNMENT: application's for election cot-
missioner, internal communications chairman, fish aide
Traditions Council, Parents Weekend, Muster, the E;'
Event and freshman programs are now being accepted:
221 Pavilion. Applications are due Monday. For moreii-
formation call 845-3051.
Judicial Board members in 221
WOMEN’S CHORUS: will hold 1
music office, 003 MSC. For r
5974.
Pavilion. Deadline is toda
uditions today in the von
lore information call 86
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fcncerned
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Saturday
KKYS 105 AND BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION JAYCEES
will show the Louisiana State University game at 6 p.m
VFW Post 4692 on FM 2< s l N fm more informationd|. XT ,
'tqqc is AN AN I <
775-7oo5. Si c . ,
PRE-LAW SOCIETY: will give a moc k I SA I at 9 a.m, in2-I| Antonio \
Harrington Classroom. B n t Henry
SAILING CLUB: will have a work party at 9 a.m. at CotB-
mander Campbell's at Lake Somerville. B s ' n S a d
TAMU POLO CLUB: will hold an orientation and barbe^ll^^^^^
at 10 a.m. at the polo barn on Turkey Creek Road.
TAIWANESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION: will have an** 2 ”
autumn festival at 6 p.m. in 226 MSC. New members vfw'dOOf 3i I
come. ■ f
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS: appo intments for auditi
with the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra are beint
cepted at 846-7659. Auditions will be held Saturday.
GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL: will sponsor
workshop lor graduate students who are interested;
starting or improving a graduate student organization:
their department on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Tit
workshop is free and refreshments will be served
more information call 845-2 151 or 845-1151.
one
per oj
Xongr*
ot
cith
Mrs.,
Sunday
LUTHERAN COLLEGIANS: will hold a M exican dinrr
and bible study at 5:30 p.m. at the Beautiful Savior Li
theran Church.
ATARI USER GROUP: will have a public domain softre
swap at 7:30 p.m. in 102 Teague.
TAMU INTERNATIONAL FOI K DANCE CLUB: willk
a special session for newcomers and beginners atSpji
the Memorial Student Center (check the monitor'd Shy! 7
room).
Monday
STERLING C. EVANS LIBRARY: will offer a series of M
45-minute tours designed to familiarize users with thert
sources and services available in the library. Sign-upshefi
are posted near the reference desk on the first floor.TTk
tours will be given today 9 a.m., 1 1 a.m. and 3 p.m.f#
more information call 845-5741.
MANAGEMENT SOCIETY: Arthur Wolfe will speak:
p.m. in 126 Blocker.
INTRAMURAL RECREATION SPORTS: entries open
innertube water basketball and golf doubles.
AGGIE ALLEMANDERS: will give stjuare-dance lessonsar:
hold a meeting afterward at 7 p.m. in 230 MSC.
OFF-CAMPUS AGGIES: will hold voting for apartmt;
council president from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Memoffij
Student Center hallway.
DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT SOCIETY: M
Oil Corp. will give information on careers in data pr*
essing at 7 p.m in the Ramada Inn Penthouse.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT: applications for Traditk-
Council and the Big Event are due today. Applications^
available in 221 Pavilion.
FRESHMAN LEADERSHIP DYNAMICS: applications^
available in the MSC from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through
day.
Items for What’s Up should be submitted to The Battilti
216 Reed McDonald, no less than three working'll! 1
prior to desired publication date.
for Sunda
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1986 Fall Workshop Registration Begins September 15
Arts & Crafts
Airbrushing
Thurs, Oct 2-30
6-7:30pm
$14
Appalachian Basket Weaving
Tues, Oct 28-Nov 11
6:30-9pm
$14
Basic Basket Weaving
Mon, Oct 27-Nov 10
7-9:30pm
$14
Calligraphy
Tues, Oct 7-Nov 11
6:30-8:30pm
$20
Drawing
Mon, Sept 22-Oct 20
6-8pm
$18
Rower Drying & Arranging
Mon, Oct 6, 13
6-9pm
$10
Jewelry Casting
MAV, Oct 13-29
5:30-7:30pm
$24*
Jewelry Contstruction
T/Th, Oct 14-30
5:30-7:30pm
$24*
Matting & Framing
Wed, Sept 24-Oct 15
7-9pm
$18*
Matting & Framing
Wed, Oct 22-Nov 12
7-9pm
$18*
Natural Dyeing
T/Th, Sept 30-Oct 9
7-9pm
$17
Pottery-Wheel Throwing
Thurs, Sept 25-Oct 30
5-7pm
$25*
Pottery-Wheel Throwing
Thurs, Sept 25-Oct 30
7:30-9:30pm
$25*
Pottery-Wheel Throwing
Mon, Oct 13-Nov 17
5-7pm
$25*
Pottery-Wheel Throwing
Mon, Oct 13-Nov 17
7:30-9:30pm
$25*
Quilting
Wed, Sept 24-Oct 15
7-9pm
$14
Quilting
Mon, Nov 3-24
7-9pm
$14
Stained Glass
Wed, Sept 17-Oct 8
6-9pm
$25*
Stained Glass
Wed, Nov 5-Dec 3
6-9pm
$25*
Tole Painting
Thurs, Sept 25-Oct 16
7-9pm
$18*’
Ukrainian Eggs
Mon, Sept 29
6-9pm
$12*'
Ukrainian Eggs
Mon, Nov 3, 10
6-8pm
$15*'
Watercolor
Wed, Oct 8-Nov 5
6-9pm
$25
Woodworking
Tues, Sept 23-Oct 14
6:30-9pm
$25*
Woodworking
Tues, Oct 21-Nov 11
6:30-9pm
$25*
Wooden Bookcases
Mon, Oct 20- Nov 10
7-9pm
$24
Com Husk Wreaths
Mon, Oct 20
6-9pm
$12*
Grapevine Wreaths
Mon, Nov 3
6-9pm
$14*
Pinecone Wreaths
Thurs, Nov 13
6-9pm
$15*
* Craft Card is included. * * All supplies are included.
Business
Advertising and Marketing Strategies for
Small Business
Wed, Oct 1-29
7-9pm
$13
Interviewing
Tues, Dec 9
6-9pm
$5
Investing
Tues, Sept30-Oct21
7:30-9pm
$10
Resume Writing
Wed, Dec 3,10
6-9pm
$10
Aerobics/Dance
Advanced Aerobic Dance-A
Advanced Aerobic Dance-B
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-C
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-D
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-E
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-F
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-G
Beginning Aerobic Exercise-H
Beginning Country & Western Dance
Advanced Country & Western Dance
Jitterbug
M/W, Sept 17-Oct 20
MAV, Oct 22-Nov 24
M/W, Sept 17-Oct 20
MAV, Oct 22-Nov 24
T/Th, Sept 16-Oct 16
T/Th, Sept 16-Oct 16
T/Th, Oct 21-Nov 20
T/Th, Oct 21-Nov 20
Wed, Sept 24-Oct 29
Wed, Sept 24-Oct 29
Mon, Sept 22-Oct 20
6-7pm
6- 7pm
7- 8pm
7-8pm
6- 7pm
7- 8pm
6- 7pm
7- 8pm
6-7:15pm
7:30-8:45pm
6-7:15pm
J'ens (R)
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Special Interest
Animal Behavior Modification
Auto Mechanics
Bartending
Bike Maintenance
Bike Maintenance
Intermediate Bike Maintenance
Breads
Beginning Guitar
Beginning Guitar
Herb Gardening
Home Landscaping
Photography-Picture Taking
Photography-Picture Taking
Beginning Black & White Darkroom
Studio Photography
Scuba Diving
Sign Language
Advanced Sign Language
Conversational Spanish
Intermediate Spanish
Thurs, Oct 2-30
Thurs, Sept 25-Oct 23
MAV, Sept 22-Oct 22
MAV, Sept 22-Oct 6
TTh, Nov 4-18
MAV, Nov 3-12
Tues, Oct 7-21
T/Th, Sept 18-Nov 13
T/Th, Sept 18-Nov 13
MAV, Sept 29, Oct 1
Tues, Sept30-Oct21
Thurs, Sept 18-Oct 9
Thurs, Oct 16-Nov6
Mon, Sept 22-Oct 13
MT, Oct 20,21
MTWTh, Sept 22-Oct 7
T/Th, Sept 23-Oct 23
T/Th, Oct 28-Dec 4
T/Th, Sept 23-Oct 30
T/Th, Sept 23-Oct 30
7:30-9pm
7-9pm
7-10pm
7-9pm*
7-9pm’*
7-9pm ,,
6- 9pm
6:45-8:15pm
8:30-10pm
6:30-9:30pm
7- 9pm
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
7-10pm
7-10pm
7:30-9pm
7-9pm
7-9pm
6:30-8pm
8-9:30pm
$13
$19
$36
$20’
$20*
$14
$15
$30
$30
$15
$14
$10
$10
$25
$15
$150
$25
$25
$20
$15
* Craft Card is included.
For a full listing of class dates, contact University Plus. All nonstudents must purchase a $2 membership card when registering for class. A full 7 days notice must be
given for customer-initiated refunds. No refunds can be issued for Visa/ MC purchases.
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