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Multicultural week includes
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skits, origami, films, awards
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proactive approach," she said.
An MSC Hospitality group will
perform a skit on cultural aware
ness Tuesday at noon. Also, the
workshop "Orgami: The Art of
Paper Folding," will take place at
12:30 p.m. in 292 MSC.
Beekmann said students will be
given paper and Dr. James Yao,
head of the civil engineering de
partment, will demonstrate the
ancient oriental art of paper fold
ing in a hands-on workshop.
Students will work in target
groups trying to solve actual cam
pus conflicts in the role-playing
workshop. The role playing will
take place Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in
292 in the MSC and is being coor
dinated by Student Affairs.
A PBS video about the history
of buffalo-hunting warriors, enti
tled "The Spirit of Crazy Horse,"
is to be shown at noon on
Wednesday. Also, "The Killing
Fields" will be shown at 6 p.m.
Both presentations will be viewed
in room 292 of the MSC.
Readings from Chicano au
thors, including Sandra Cisneros,
will be read in the flag room at
noon and 1 p.m. April 2. There
also will be cultural display tables
in the MSC between 11 a.m. and 2
p.m.
The second TAMU Diversity
Awards presentation will be held
Thursday at 10 a.m. in room 206 of
the MSC, with six categories: stu
dent organizations, support staff,
professional staff, administrators,
faculty and students.
The multicultural week will
end with the fifth annual confer
ence "Hispanics . . . What the Fu
ture Holds" presented by the
Committee for the Awareness of
Mexican-American Culture on
April 3 and 4.
For more information, contact
the Department of Multicultural
Services at 845-4551.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - When
federal prosecutors wanted to find
out what was going on at the scan
dal-ridden House post office, they
went to the top.
Not to Speaker Tom Foley, but
to his wife.
Heather Foley has run her hus
band's congressional office for 23
years — without pay. As her hus
band's stature has increased, so
has her influence.
Mrs. Foley's recent appearance
before a federal grand jury pushed
her into the harsh glare of public
scrutiny that has fallen on
Congress as its multiple scandals
widen.
It also touched off speculation
that she was under investigation,
prompting the U.S. attorney for
the District of Columbia to issue a
letter last week stating that she
"was neither a subject nor a tar
get" of the investigation.
Mrs. Foley is a widely known
and warily regarded figure on
Capitol Hill, a puzzle and a pow
er, shy and reclusive, feared and
resented.
"What's wrong with her is she
is the boss' wife," said one House
Democrat. "Nobody couldgoto
Foley and say, 'Heather'sdoiJj
wrong by you.' That's whathap-
pens when you have a spouseiiv
volved in your office. Theothei
staffers just cannot betray (hi
spouse of the speaker."
That congressman declinedte
be identified by name, as did near
ly everyone else interviewel
about Mrs. Foley.
Since her marriage to thi
young Democratic congressmai
from Washington state, Heathe:
Strachan Foley has been her has
band's chief of staff.
NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
at
Sterling C. Evan's Library
Tuesday. March 31. 1992
"Newspapers, Libraries and Your Right to Know" a presentation
by Tim Sager, editor of the Bryan/College Station Eagle. Room
204, at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. April 1. 1992
Read A-Loud featuring faculty members reading from their
favorite books. Second floor sunken study area beginning at
2 p.m.
Friday. April 3. 1992
Book sale sponsored by the Friends of the Library. South
concourse from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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