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Cesar Cfiavez:
Reflections on Activism
‘Wed., flpriC 17, 1991
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Monday, April 15,
IKS offers tax-filing assistance
Return deadline nears
- The
waits.
WASHINGTON (AP)
deadline nears. The IRS
The taxpayer panics.
It's a taxing time for all Ameri
cans, but especially for the mil
lions who have waited until the
last minute to file their 1990 fed
eral tax returns — and for Postal
Service and IRS employees who
have to deal with the annual
April 15 onslaught.
this week — nearly one of every
four that will be filed this year.
Most people must file by mid
night Mondav, but several mil-
, _ ‘7/
lion will take longer
Many post offices, especial
in metropolitan areas, will sta.
tion clerks outside to allow
torists to drop off returns v
out leaving their cars.
The Internal Revenue Service
expects to receive 27 million re
turns at its 10 processing centers
The IRS said many of its of
fices and its toll-free telephone
number — 1-800-829-1040 —
would remain open into the eve
ning to answer taxpayer ques
tions. But don't expect instant
service; repeated tries often are
required in the best of times to
get through to an IRS operator.
The IRS will send volunteer
inside the lobby of the
kee Post Office to fill out simple
returns and offer advice on It
more complicated returns. Any
one in the Los Angeles basin wl
be able to determine the doses!
post office open until
oy dialing a special number,
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This Weeds'
Game Plan.
Tuesday,
April 16
□ Entries close Penberthy
Softball Tournament,
Baseball Hitting, and
Softball Hitting.
Wednesday,
April 17
□ Residence Hall Reps
Meeting tonight at 6:00
p.m.
Thursday,
April 18
□ Captains Meeting for
the Penberthy Softball
Tournament.
Friday,
April 19
□ Penberthy Softball
Tournament Opening
Ceremonies, 4:45 p.m. at
the Penberthy Intramu
ral Center.
Sunday,
April 21
□ Muster
TAMU Women'^
Polo Team
The TAMU Women's Polo Team competed in and placed third at the
Collegiate Polo Nationals (after winning Regionals), Thursday,
April 4, at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Team members competing were Josy Mayor, Rene Sewell, and Kristin
Matlack. Matlack and Sewell were named to the All West All-Star
team, and Matlack was named to the All-American team. Also, the
TAMU Polo horses received the best playing pony awards.
TIM BYRD/Rec Sports
Entries for thellth Annual Penberthy Softball Tournament close tomorrow!
Penberthy Softball
Tournament
Entries for the 12th Annual Penberthy Softball
Tournament close tomorrow! Stop in at 159 Read
Building to register your team.
To sign up for any of the TAMU Outdoor adventures, stop in at
Recreational Sports Office in 159 Read Building. If you have any questions
concerning the TAMU Outdoors program feel freetocall Patsy at845-7i
Swim Meet
Entries Close this Wednesday!
Canoe Trip: The San Marcos River is spring-fed and remains a
constant 72 degrees year round. Enjoy spending the weekenc
paddling this scenic Texas Hill Country River with TAMU Outdoors
Registration ends today! The cost is $40 ($45 for non A&M) and is
limited to 12 participants.
Due to facility repairs at the pool, the intramural swim meet has been
rescheduled to Wednesday, April 24 at 7:30 at the Wofford Cain Pool.
(Rain date is Thursday, April 25.) Due to this delay, the meet will be
removed from the 1991 Intramural point system. No Corps, Fish, or
Residence Halls will compete as teams for points this year.
Introduction to Hang Gliding: Enjoy the beauty and freedom of this
spectacular sport! USHGA certified instructors will present
weekend course. Registration ends today! The cost is $75 ($82for
non A&M).
Thanks!
The Department of Recreational
Sports would like to thank Jami
Anderson for her outstanding
contributions to the department.
Among her many tasks, Jami puts
together the various Rec Sports
bulletin boards at the Read and
Deware buildings. Much of
Jami's work may go
unrecognized, but is greatly
appreciated.
No preliminaries or divisional will be held. The only event which
will take place will take place as an open meet on April 24. The only
competitions will be in each event for men and women. All
individuals will compete as independents, and if more than one
heat is held in any event, the fastest time will be declared All-
University Champion.
We, at the Department of Recreational Sports, apologize for any
inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation.
Windsurfing: Take the weekend off and learn the fundamentals o
kayaking in a two day class offered by TAMU Outdoors. The class
will be taught by American Canoe Association certified instructors
The first day includes an introduction to kayak strokes, rescue and
the eskimo roll. The second day will be spent on the San Marcos River
learning how to paddle the boat and get a feel for whitewater. The$6i
($65 for non A&M) fee for this workshop includes transportation,
camping equipment, kayak equipment, camping permits and expe
rienced instruction. Registration continues until April 22. Sign up
early because class size is limited.
If you have any questions, please stop in 159 Read or call 845-7826.
Summer Session Intramural Sports
Acknowledgements
McDonald's® Rec Sports
Highlights is sponsored by
your local McDonald's®
Restaurant at University
Drive, Manor East Mall,
Hwy 21, Texas Ave. at SW
Parkway and Post Oak Mall.
This ad is a creation of Jason
C. Rogers and Judy Steffes.
The following events will be open for registration during the 1991
summer sessions. To be eligible, you must be enrolled in the session
in which you wish to participate. Faculty, staff, and spouses with a
recreational ID and an annual or summer intramural validation
sticker are also eligible. See the McDonald's Rec Sports Highlights for
specific entry dates.
Family Camping Trip: Join TAMU Outdoors in a camping trip
geared specifically for families. Activities available at the park
include hiking, playground, and an unsupervised swimming area
Canoes, flat bottom boats and paddle boats may be rented from the
boat house. A miniature gold course is also located in the park. Other
activities will include sessions on basic outdoor first aid, star gazing,
outdoor cooking, interpretive hikes, orienteering, families in the
wilderness, and group activities. Fees will vary according to family
size. Registration continues until April 22.
SUMMER SESSION I
Slow Pitch Softball
Volleyball Triples
Basketball Triples
Racquetball Singles
Tennis Singles
Golf Singles.
Horseshoe Singles
Exercise Classes
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Slow Pitch Softbal
Volleyball Triples
Basketball Triples
Racquetball Singles
Tennis Doubles
Golf Doubles
Horseshoe Singles
Kayak Workshop: Take the weekend off and learn the fundamentals
of kayaking in a two day class offered by TAMU Outdoors. The class
will be taught by American Canoe Association certified instructors
The first day includes an introduction to kayak strokes, rescue and
the eskimo roll. The second day will be spent on the San Marcos River
learning how to paddle the boat and get a feel for whitewater. The$$
($65 for non A&M) fee for this workshop includes transportation,
camping equipment, kayak equipment, camping permits and expe
rienced instruction. Registration continues until April 22. Signup
early because class size is limited.
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