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A&M is the AIDS Committee. This
committee addresses issues and
questions about AIDS and HIV on
campus.
There are also committees
which offer support for — but are
not limited to — particular fields
of study such as the Committee on
Charitable Contributions, for
those individuals involved in fi
nance and the Council on Teacher
Education, which may interest ed
ucation majors.
Numerous other committees
are available for students to look
into or join.
Many students hesitate to ap
ply for membership in these com
mittees because they feel their ex
perience is inadequate, but no ex
perience is needed for these posi
tions.
"No experience is necessary for
any of the committees," Dupre
said. "We're looking for diversity
and these committees don't re
quire a lot of time."
Students who are interested in
becoming involved on campus but
do not think they have the time
are encouraged to reconsider.
Dupre said many of the commit
tees meet only once a month and
some meet as little as twice a year.
Applicants are selected by the
two co-chairs of the University
Committees Council and the stu
dent body president.
Regular attendance is expected
and a minimum 2.25 GPR is re
quired from the chosen committee
members.
Students are encouraged to ap
ply for as many positions as they
wish. The selected students will
serve through May '93.
Applications and information
on each committee are available in
room 127 of the Student Services
Building (across from Rudder).
Applications are due Monday,
April 27 at 5 p.m.
The Battalion
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Adults pay for kid's crimes
CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) -
Parents who contribute to juvenile
criminal behavior will soon face
fines of up to $500 or other
penalties if their children are
charged with committing crimes.
A city ordinance taking effect
Monday targets parents who
encourage or help their children
break the law. It also targets those
who abet delinquency through
negligent supervision.
The ordinance was adopted
7-2 Tuesday along with other
measures dealing with juvenile
crime.
Council members favored the
measure as a way to encourage
parents to be more concerned in
their children's activities.
"There is a lot more to this law
than the $500 fine, and I don't
think that's been said," said
Councilman Clif Moss.
"That's only a last resort. The
judge has a lot of leeway in
dealing with these parents."
The ordinance fines parents or
sentences them to parenting
classes if their children are
charged with criminal offenses.
The council amended the or
dinance after hearing concerii
that it would impose a financ
burden on low-income parents.
District Judge Jack Hunti
chairman of the Nueces Courlt
Youth Crime Prevention Tati
Force, supported the ordinance.
"If you let your cat ordogott
you can be fined up to $200
your child terrorizes the mj
borhood, there's nothing that
be done to you," Hunter said.
"The more things we can
the better."
Mayor Mary Rhodes, howeva
voted against the ordinance.
Student Senate confronts budget concerns
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had to deal with many problems following the cur
rent fiscal year's budget reduction of around two to
four million dollars.
Another speaker at the meeting explained to the
senate the benefits of the Texas High Speed Rail Sys
tem to A&M.
The bullet train, which runs at speeds of over 200
miles per hour may pass through Bryan- College Sta
tion, said Robert Nash, a representative for the rail
consortium.
A hearing on proposals will take placet
Bryan-College Station May 12. Nash said theprojtf
needs citizen's support in order to be accepted.
Nash said students should go to the hearing bt
cause they can make a difference.
"I think we are at a real critical juncture," hesaii
In other business, the Senate elected Tobin Boenj
as Academic Affairs Chairman, Shannon Cowserti 1
External Affairs Chairwoman, Thomas Reed as Sit
dent Services Chairman. Also, Kurt Sauer was swot
in as Judicial Board chairman at the meeting.
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