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The Sports & Back Clinic
is pleased to announce the opening
of their College Station office for
Sports & Orthopedic Physical Therapy
at 2305B South Texas Avenue
on August 26, 1991
Michael Joseph, PT, LAT, ATC
Physical Therapist/Athletic Trainer
For appointment please call
693-3100 or 776-2225
HAPPY ROSH
HASHANAH
The B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation at Texas A&M
wishes the Jewish University Community a
Healthy and Happy New Year.
Everyone is invited to services
conducted by Rabbi Peter Tarlow
Rosh Hashanah Services
Sunday Sept. 8 8 p.m.
Monday Sept. 9 10 a.m.
Tuesday Sept. 10 10 a.m.
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A. Rode across Asia on a
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B. First magician to successfully
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C. Winner of 1886 Ulysses S.
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D. Developed rotary dial
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If you’re unable to meet with us on campus, please write for more
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If you're looking for the place to build your career, Ericsson is the
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“I will not yield the micro
phone to anyone from the floor!"
he said as some deputies tried to
speak. "Either make a decision or
not. That's all!"
After Wednesday's session,
Gorbachev sent lawmakers into
caucuses, where they were sub
jected to arm-twisting by republic
leaders who had helped put to
gether the plan.
The Congress endorsed the
plan by a lopsided 1,682-43 vote.
When the tally came up, Gor
bachev nodded and clapped, and
Russian President Boris Yeltsin,
seated next to him, sfpiled broad-
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The plan was fashioned by
Gorbachev and the leaders of 10
republics — including Yeltsin,
who emerged as his governing
partner after leading nationwide
resistance to last month's abortive
coup.
"We've said all along, as long
as they continue on the reform
path in both economics and poli
tics, as long as they arrive at deci
sions in a peaceful manner that's
mutually acceptable to the center
and the republics, the final out
come is something that they have
to decide for themselves," said
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of time, when possible,
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promises freedom of speed | £ ff -
press, ideology, religion, assf
bly, life, health and security
also bars censorship and promiil
protection for ethnic minorities.
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posed to brin more freedom a
quicker eo jomic reform. !>|
some repo .ics may use the
cape frorr ^remlin control to riL i
back Gor .chev's^eformsand:? ‘ ,
vert to a trong dictatorship, t': .,P a ®
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7:00 PM
Fraternity Life Seminar
1FC Open House
Room 223 - MSC
TIIURS. Zete Smash * Dash Party
Sept. 3 Car Dash & Darbeque
7:00 PM Zete House
FRI.
Sept. 6
7:30 PM
Nine U’orld Party
Live Band
Zete House
SAT.
Sept. 7
3:00 PM
Roadtrlp to the Dome
Houston Astros Baseball Q*
(Sign up)
SUN.
Sept. 6
1:00 PM
TUES.
Sept. 10
7:00 PM
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Zete House ^
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* STUDENTS OF ALL MAJORS *
SPEND SPRING 1992 IN
ITALY
EARN TAMU
CREDIT IN:
JOUR 401: Mass
Media & Tech.
Change (cr. 3)
JOUR 406:
International
Communications
(cr. 3)
HIST 101:
Western
Civilization (cr. 3)
LBAR 331:
Renaissance
Europe (cr. 3)
ARTS 350: Art
History (cr. 3)
PROGRAM
FACULTY:
Prof. Susanna
Hornig,
845-5372
Prof. Daniel
Bornsteln,
845-7164
Study Abroad Office, 161 Bizzell Hall West, 845-0544
Student M Y"
Come Join the Fun!
When: September 10 th & 11 th
Where: MSC 206
lime: 7:00 p.m.
For More Information call: 847-0030
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