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Police ilprits ialism TOPPERS :er midnight !l vandals rovi Copperfid of Bryan wht ir houses, iicates that idered al Knightsbr Monday, December 7,1992 The Battalion Page 3 The Battalion Thompson Continued from Page 1 said the University needs to work •ecember7,15 harder to educate its students on to smash iuses that we on. A total of broken out, at ietectives belia live in . Detectives ha e for the attacl wn connectit uses is that tta and le Bryan Crime Stopf* ' to identify isible for til nformationtl ful, call Cri: TIPS. When y ipers will assi ded number tf identity. ndictment, Git pay you up 2879 2146 cultural sensitivity. "A&M should stand up and say 'We are not going to tolerate this behavior here/" Thompson said. "A&M should make people feel good and realize our goal is to make our country and our univer sities great and create opportuni ties." Thompson alluded to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Texas Tech University in Lubbock which was accused of racist behavior at a party. The theme was "Party in the Projects" and allegedly, one frater nity member attended the party dressed in a Ku Klux Klan uni form. "They threw that fraternity off Warwick stre(| campus," Thompson said. "What benefits do we derive from kick ing students out of school. Do we deprive them of an education or do we give them the opportunity damages excee to become aware of other cul tures?" Actually, the Tech fraternity was not kicked off campus, but it was punished by its University Discipline Committee. The Tech fraternity's rush and social schedules have been sus pended through 1994, and it may not participate in any intramural sports. Further, it must participate in several multicultural events and it must coordinate a program on human dignity for presentation to the Tech Greek system. The fraternity appealed the sanctions to the University Ap peals Committee where all the penalties were upheld. The fraternity has since filed an appeal with State Attorney Gener al Dan Morales, arguing the Uni versity has violated their civil rights under the first amendment. Pending the outcome of the Pi Kappa Alpha chapter's appeal, the fraternity continues to main tain an active rush schedule, social schedule and athletic schedule — the sanctions, although being im posed, are not being enforced. Regarding the incidents at Tech, Thompson said she had not sent a letter to Texas Tech calling for the resignation of its president Dr. Robert Lawless for the actions of its fraternity or for the universi ty's handling of them, but still in sisted A&M would be better off if Mobley stepped down. Although Thompson disagreed with Mobley's handling of the A&M incident, she agreed that the benefits of a multicultural educa tion program sponsored by the A&M Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater nity far outweigh the option of kicking students out of school. "Education should not be used as a form of punishment," Thomp son said. Thompson agrees that educa tion is the best possible answer to sensitizing students to cultural di versity. Classified Ads Phone: 845-0569 / Office: Room 015 (basement) Reed McDonald Building Business Hours Call or visit us: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fax us at 845-5408 Deadline 11 a.m. prior to publication VISA o VISA, MasterCard accepted CO ’AGGIE 1 Private Party Want Ads $ 10 for 20 words running 5 days, if your merchandise is priced $ 1000 or less (price must appear In ad). This rate applies only to non-commercial advertisers offering personal possesions for sale. Guaranteed results or you get an additional 5 days at no charge. If item doesn't sell, advertiser must call before 11 a.m. on the day the ad is scheduled to end to qualify for the 5 additional insertions at no charge. No refunds will be made If your ad is cancelled early. Services CHEMISTRY 101 QH TUTORING FINAL EXAM Review Sessions Review#2 will have different questions than #1, So come to BOTH! Held at College Station Conference Center-—> & 15-20pg Review Packet Included in Price ft No Waiting in Line—Reservations Required Call ft Small Classes/Lots of personal attention today! Bizzell cscc COMMONS CO QUAD “ 775-2600 TUTORING BLOWOUT!!!!!!!! WE HAVE LOWERED OUR PRICES TO ATTRACT NEW CUSTOMERS AND IN APPRECIATION OF OUR REGULAR ONES. ♦SPECIAL RATE AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO PREPAY ON MONDAY NIGHT(REG $3/HR.) Mobley Continued from Page 1 scholarships awarded to high- achieving minority students. In -1988, the total number of Presi- iads to an arit| (jgju'g Achievement Award Schol arships, $2,000 scholarships mi nority recipients receive once a year tor four years, was 1,010. In 1991, that number had in creased to 1,275 and, at a new val ue of $2,500 per scholarship, the total funds spent on these minori ty scholarships has risen to $3.19 million dollars - an increase of $1.17 million. A&M, along with the Universi ty of Texas, sponsors outreach cen ters in six Texas cities. These cen ters are designed to keep kids in high school, graduate them and stimulate their interest in attend ing college. A&M has also achieved an 89 percent increase in minority en rollment since 1985, as well as the highest retention rate for minority students in Texas; however, Thompson said that still is not PHYS22 FINALS REVIEWB RHYS 222 FINALS REVIEWC MEEN212 FINALS CH 1-3 & AppJ enough - a belief also held by Mobley. "When you talk about A&M as a flagship University, that includes training the minority leaders of the future," Mobley said. Mobley agreed that despite A&M's steps in a positive direc tion, much more remains to be done. "We're making great strides - it's a challenge and an opportu nity and we're rising to it - but ob viously it's not as much as we'd like." Mobley said that as society con tinues to shift toward a global vil lage setting, it is the responsibility of the University to educate its students regarding multicultural sensitivity, and college is the time for students to learn how to inter act and work together. Beginning in January 1993, University officials will be meet ing with African-American and Hispanic groups to discuss multi cultural issues, move toward solu tions and work toward the future. "We all have our own back grounds and identities, but it's the common ground that's going to make all the difference. ATTENTION SKIERS: Professional snow ski tune-up $22/palr only. Call 696-5B95. Office/Desk Space with Full Secretarial/Computer/An swering Services available. 90-239 Sq. ft. Excellent location. 209 University Dr. E Suite B 260-1006. 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MSC POSITIONS AVAILABLE for CHAIR OF MSC VISUAL ARTS and CHAIR FOR MSC FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE and CHAIR FOR SPRING LEADERSHIP TRIP Applications available from Nancy Adams in Room 216 MSC Student Programs Office Applications are due by 5pm DECEMBER 16, 1992 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 845-7627 GRADUATE STUDENT to help with monthly financial statement, billing and accounts receivable. Degree / experience in accounting or business administration, plus data processing and computer skills preferred. Call Francia, 845-2613. Optometric Assistant M-F. 1:00-5:00 p.m. No experience necessary. Typing required. Call 846-0377 for appointment. JOBS, JOBS, JOBS Telephone fundraising for national charities. No experience necessary. $5-$6 per/hr. to start. Evenings and weekends. For immediate placement call Mary 776-4246 Student/office desk metal with formica top. Good condi- tion $30 774-7001, 1986 Mazda 626. White, two door, sport rims, AC, good stereo, beautiful condition. 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