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The Battalion
Thursday, April 18,199
MIKEC. MULVEY/TlieBattalion
Just strumming along
Mike Watson, of College Station, strolls down Texas Avenue Tuesday af- son is a member of a band called Decrepid. Watson does not own a car,
ternoon while practicing some new rock ’n’ roll songs on his guitar. Wat- so when he has to walk somewhere, he uses the time wisely.
Ogden: Students wants sports center
Continued from page 1
Board of Regents feel they can
not use available University
money, permanent University
bond funds or other money to
fund a luxury," he said. "It is
your decision whether you want
l he luxury. The decision is sim
ple. Do you want to pay $50 a se
mester and do you want to see
Aggies pay it for the next 20
years for a very nice facility? Or
do you want to keep your money
for something else?"
Other students said they were
active in intramurals or other
recreational sports and are will
ing to pay the additional $15 to
have the better facility.
One student said that he
thinks construction of the facility
is long overdue and giving stu
dents another chance to vote on
the fee increase will just be a
waste of time because students
will give overwhelming appro
val.
One graduate student ques
tioned whether students taking
only one class or part-time stu
dents will have to pay the flat
$50 fee every semester also.
Odgen said every student
would have to pay the fee.
"That $50 fee entitles students
taking one (credit) hour or $20
(credit) hours to use the facility
just as much as anyone else,"
Odgen said. "There's no
relationship between the num
ber of hours you are taking and
how often you are using the fa
cility."
Odgen said varying the fee to
compensate for part-time stu
dents is a problem because A&M
has to sell bonds to pay for the
facility.
"You have to have some sort
of revenue source that guar
antees the payment of the
bond," he said. "If the payment
of the facility is deferred until it
is completed, A&M probably
would not be able to raise the
revenue it needs."
The 1989 bill said the fee
would not go into effect untili
facility was open, but Odgen
was unsure if this still was Hit
case since the current bill does
not state that.
Odgen said he was not hying
to talk students out of approving
the fee and is willing to help gel
the bill passed as long as ne is
confident students really want
the facility and know what the
fee entails.
"I have not made a final deci
sion yet," Odgen said. "Butmi
sense is that students want to
build a recreational sports facilili
and they want to build (it) as fast
as they can, and we should go
ahead and get it passed."
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IBM Corporation 1991
JFK movie
re-enacts
1963 death
DALLAS (AP) — The »
Dallas has spent decades tryi
to forget — that of a preside:
assassinated as his motorcai
went past — is being played on
again, this time in front of mew
cameras.
"JFK," Academy Award-wii
ning director Oliver Stone's a
count of President John F. Ke:
nedy's 1963 assassination,beg;;
filming this week with the re-e
actment of the slaying in Deals
Plaza.
Filming, which began Mot
day, brought out hundreds:
the curious, some still fascinate;
by the slaying.
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see this because when is it etf
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eggy Higgins said Tuesday-
she motioned toward the o*
Texas School Book Depositor
where, according to the Watf
Commission, Lee Harvey el
wald fired the fatal shots as K&
nedy's motorcade passed,
"The amazing thing is that:
the 25 or so years since the ass/
sination, the controversy
never gone away," she said.
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Dallas — which was nicknar
"the city of hate" for a time aft®
the assassination — would life
the memory to do.
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for 28 years to live this thif;
down, and here they are reha:
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was in Dealey Plaza for a ¥
ness appointment. "It's sotf
thing a lot of us would like toft 1
get."
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sity film professor Martin Jur ‘
said, "While we want mot
pictures to come to Dallas af-
appreciate the sums of mof'
that are spent, it is still a little :
of a heartbreak to won^
whether or not Dallas might ^
accused in some fashion."
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detail has turned Dealey
into a replica of what it was
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