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The Texas A&M University Student Publi
cations Board Invites applications for the
position of Editor, The Battalion tor
Summer 1991. The summer editor will
serve from April 29,1991, through August
16,1991. Application forms are available
In the Journalism Department office, 230
Reed McDonald Building, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Completed forms must be submitted to
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he said. "If you just want to get
your grade and get out and
you're not in it for the knowl
edge, then it's OK. You can ace
the class by not even showing
up."
Dr. Carolyn Adair, director of
student activities, said these
types of entrepreneurial ven
tures are not uncommon but the
University has taken steps to
eliminate them from campus.
These steps include banning
Tutors Unlimited from using
A&M buildings.
Adair said the Concessions
Committee was alerted to the
problem by building proctors
and chemistry professors who
noticed that class attendance
was slipping.
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Because they're not con
nected, Naugle said it's not the
job of the department to worry
about whether the notes are cor
rect or the review sessions accu
rate.
"What goes on between her
and the students is between
them," Naugle said. "Dr. Duller
made it quite clear to the stu
dents that he was not endorsing
any reviews. He does not en
courage students to go to these
at all."
Naugle said many students
may not have realized that Jus-
titz was a student worker, not a
teaching assistant. It was part of
the confusion, he said.
Tutoring services who operate
on campus must have a contract
with the University through the
Concessions Committee.
AUSTIN (AP) — A proposed
200 mph "bullet" train Ming
Texas' major cities could be buil
without taxpayer help, said the
head of a French-backed inves
tors group.
However, the group's leader
refused to rule out accept^
public help if the consortim,
called Texas'TGV, wins the con
tract.
"This will be the first major in
frastructure project in the United
States fully funded by privatein-
dustry," said William J. Agee,
chairman of the Morrison-Knud
sen Corp. and a managing direc
tor for French-backed Texas
TGV.
Texas TGV and Texas FasTrac
Inc., a German-backed group,
are competing for the state's
high-speed rail franchise, which
is estimated to cost up to $7 bil
lion.
Official: agreement
needs Congress' OK
Continued from page 1
tiers, such as import licenses.
□ Creation of a stable and pre
dictable business environment.
EH Harmonization of standards.
□ Creation of a dispute set
tlement mechanism.
The proposed trilateral trade
agreement comes on the heels of
a similar trade agreement be
tween the United States and
Canada.
In January of 1989 the U.S.-
Canada agreement went into ef
fect, removing trade barriers be
tween the two countries over the
next several years.
In June of 1990, the presidents
of Mexico and the United States
entered into an "agreement of
principle" on removing trade
barriers.
Hammill said the Canadian
government looked into joining
the agreement with the United
States and Mexico in September
and formally announced its in
tent to join in February.
William Cavitt, director of the
Office of Canada in the U.S. De
partment of Commerce, said the
Canadian trade agreement
serves as a precedent and may
even be a model for the trilateral
agreement.
He said if the agreement be
comes a reality, it will have a di
rect economic impact on Texas
because of the already existing
close trading relationship wS
Mexico.
"Texas, more than any oth®
single state, would be a maf-
winner," Cavitt said.
Von Bertrab said thi
agreement would help Mexi®
rejuvenate its poor economy!?
increasing the export market.
"We want to export goods, a®
people," von Bertrab said.
Hammill said Canada felU
should enter into the agreenT
during the formulation phased
stead of trying to join the tradir?
relationship in later years.
All three said the agreeing
has met opposition, especially!
the United States, from la^
groups, labor-intensive ii#
tries and environmentalists.
The AFL-CIO and appatf
manufacturers are against tl 1 '
agreement because of Mexico-
cheaper labor, Hammill said.
Cavitt said environmental^
are wary that Mexican pollute'
laws — which are neither w
enforced nor harshly punitive'
will make Mexico a haven h 1 -
companies that do not want!
abide by the United State*
stricter pollution laws.
The representatives of Mexico
the United States and Cana!
will discuss the trilateral traO'
agreement tonight at the Wilf
Lecture Series panel discussic
at 8 in Rudder Auditorium.
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