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Tuesday, July 11,1939
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mel
Blanc, who entranced generations of
cartoon viewers with voices ranging
from Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig to
Barney Rubble and Tweety, died
Monday following a lengthy hospital
stay. He was 81.
The creator of such classic car
toon trademarks as Bugs Bunny’s
“Eh, what’s up, Doc?” Porky Pig’s
“Th-th-th-th-that’s all f-f-f-folks”
and Road Runner’s “Beep, Beep”
died at 2:30 p.m. from complications
of heart disease and other ailments
at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, hos
pital spokesman Ron Wise said.
He had been suffering from car
diac problems and emphysema
when admitted May 19.
Blanc performed the voices on
850 cartoons for Warner Bros, in a
career spanning more than 50 years.
His versatility was so profound that
few would have presumed just one
actor was behind so many markedly
different characters.
Working decades before the ad
vent of high-tech sound effects,
Blanc was a human synthesizer and a
verbal computer. It has been esti
mated that more than 20 million
people hear his voices daily.
Besides Warner Bros., Blanc
worked for other animated film
makers. Within the industry he was
known as “The Man of a Thousand
Voices.”
Blanc said he once tried to count
all the cartoon voices he did, while
recuperating in 1961 from a near-fa
tal car accident. He said he fell
asleep shortly after passing the 400
mark.
Chinese
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residence requirement.”
The other visa some Chinese stu
dents hold is an F-l visa, which is
strictly a student visa, and less com
mon.
Sands said in order to maintain an
F-l visa, the holder has to be a full
time student and, in general, has to-
support himself.
In efforts to save students from
deportation or persecution in China,
President Bush announced last week
that no students whose visas have ex
pired or are about to expire would
be deported until June 5, 1990. This
“deferral of enforced departure,” or
D.E.D, means the immigration serv
ice would defer deporting a Chinese
national who files.
Sands said this plea just gives stu
dents more time to stay in the
United States if they’ve run out of
any other possibilities of extending
their visas.
So far, Sands said, she knows of
only one Chinese national citizen
that has taken advantage of the
D.E.D.
“Everyone is leery of it because it
puts the student in limbo,” Sands
said. “It puts them in a special status
that tells them they can stay and they
will be given employment authoriza
tion until June 5, 1990 — what hap
pens after that date no one knows
yet. No one has said what’s going to
happen — if they’ll be able to stay or
told to leave.”
Sands said students will not have
as hard a time trying to stay in the
United States as researchers and fac
ulty members.
“Students can keep reapplying
while they’re continuing their study-
status,” she said.
Curriculum
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from 1860 to Present. (3-0)
• Liberal Arts 203, Foundations
of the Liberal Arts: Humanities. (3-
0)
• Liberal Arts 204, Foundations
of the Liberal Arts: Social Sciences.
(3-0)
• Liberal Arts 381, Junior Semi
nar: Interdisciplinary Honors Semi
nar. (3-0)
Added to the university core cur
riculum in the Computer Usage and
Cultural Heritage categories in
clude:
• Agriculture 201 (cross-listed
with Renewable Natural Resources
201), Computer Applications in Ag
riculture. (3-0)
• Business Analysis 217, Business
Data Processing Concepts. (3-0)
• Geography 322, The Geog
raphy of Britain. (3-0)
These courses must be approved
by Pres. William Mobley and the
Board of Regents before being en
acted.
In other action, the Senate ap
proved a motion made by Dr. Mark
Busby during Committee of the
Whole for the Faculty Senate Exec
utive Committee to investigate how
buildings on campus are named.
Committee of tjhe Whole is an in
formal discussion where the entire
Senate forms one committee to
make suggestions, ask questions or
express concerns.
Also during Committee of the
Whole, Dr. Carl Gabbard expressed
his disappointment in the system
that labels certain faculty members
as lecturers. Even after many of
them receive academic and research
awards, he said, they lack job secu
rity.
Tuesday
TAPPS (TAMU SYSTEM OF PROFESSIONAL SUPPPORT STAFF: will meet
at noon in the lobby of the Horticulture Forestry Sciences Building to listen to Jim
Johnson of the Benze School of Floral Design. For more information contact
Peggy Ritchey at 845-5311.
Wednesday
MEXICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: will meet at 7 pm in 3^' Rudder. For
more information contact Gabriela at 693-2501.
STUDENTS OVER TRADITIONAL AGE: will meet at 8 pm in 507 AB Rudder to
plan upcoming events. The organization is open to students who are ages 25
and older. For more information call 693-6190.
Items for What’s Up should be submitted to The Battalion, 216 Reed McDonald,
no later than three business days before the desired run date. We only publish
the name and phone number of the contact if you ask us to do so. What's Up is
a Battalion service that lists non-profit events and activities. Submissions are run
on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no guarantee an entry will run. if you
have questions, call the newsroom at 845-3315.
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