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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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HOUSTON CHRONICLE
NEEDS ROUTE CARRIERS
Immediate and spring
semester positions available.
Earn $450 to $850 per month
as a route carrier for the
Houston Chronicle.
Job requires working
early morning hours.
If interested call James
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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
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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. All service records available.
$4,000 or best offer. 774-7001,
HiFonic Isis amp $500. Savard pickup box $100. Clarion
car CD player $300. Small refrigerator $75. Call Clint 847-
3972,
1984 Plymouth Reliant station wagon, automatic, air,
stereo, good condition, $2500 negotiable. TV, micro-
wave, desk, table chairs, fan kitchenware. Call 693-9187.
Two cotton bowl tickets, 13 row, upper deck, 45 yard line,
$500 813-866-8473,
A year old large size (3.6 cu. ft.) dorm refrigerator $75.00
o. b.o. A year old color TV (13") $60.00. o.b.o. CallJ.R.
or George at 847-3170.
74 Ford Ranchero, V8, 351C engine. Runs good. $550.
Call 693-0618.
Futon, double $120; Papason chair $70; 2-piece com
puter desk $75. All great condition. Call 774-8908.
MINT CONDITION Matching oak desk with chair and
dresser $175 775-0550.
1989 Nissan Sentra excellent condition, A/C, cassette,
automatic transmission 775-0550.
Car stereo system 2-10" subwoofers in enclosure $250.
HIFonics amplifier $325. 847-2905.
Bunk beds with drawers and desk $150. Weight bench
and weights - $150. Extra cycle - $25. Loveseat - $25.
dining table with 4 chairs - $50. 693-4037. Call after 4
p. m.
COTTON BOWL TICKETS Great Seats $75 each 713-
624-6260 (days). Ask for David.
Entire Inventory must be moved out 0 to low down pay
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880-1376.
Fleetwood 2 BP Homes starting as low as $166.28 per/
mo. Limited time offer. "FREE" Dishwasher with pur-
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models ready for Immediate delivery. Starting as low as
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Glamorous 4br/3ba with 1920 Sq. Ft. of living space.
Payments starting as low as $311.0 per month. Let us
save you thousands. Call today 1-800-880-1376.
1980 Honda CM 400E excellent condition $750 firm. Call
846-7104.
Cross Country Ski machine. Excellent condition. $150.
Call 646-8305
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'67 Mustang extensively rebuilt very dependable needs
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'88 Chevrolet Celebrity Eurosport A/C, AM/FM stereo,
great conditions $4000 negotiable. Call Nestor 764-1773.
NEW GUITAR - WASHBURN D12B ACOUSTIC - LIFE-
TIME WARRANTY - LIST $300 SELLING FOR $200 -
CALL 846-5293.
Contemporary couch & loveseat $700/o.b.o., drafting
desk & chair $30., ceiling fan (white) $30. Call Chris 693-
6218.
1988 Toyota Celica ST, under 50,000 miles - Well cared
for $6,800. Call 693-8126.
1986 Mazda RX-7 under 50K $5200. Must Sell. Call Paul
693-9676.
84 Toyota Celica GTS Coupe. Loaded, sunroof $3400
o.b.o. 764-6619.
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ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income to assemble products
at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 DEPT. TX-777.
Need individual or couple to manage small apartment
complex. Furnished apartment plus salary. Sendinforma-
tion to 1300 Walton C.S. 77840.
Part-time dental assistant 260-9772.
ATTENTIONSTUDENTSEarn money over break stuffing
envelopes at home. All materials provided. Send SASE
to Homemailing Program-B. P.O. Box 1961 Manhattan KS
66502. Immediate response.
Student worker to work 8 a.m. till noon. Pay commensu
rate with experience. Proficiency with Word Perfect 5.1.
Call 845-5335.
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT - Make money teach
ing English abroad. Japan and Taiwan. Make $2,000-
$4,000+per month. Many provide room & board + other
benefits Financially & Culturally rewarding For Interna
tional Employment Group: (206) 632-11146 ext. J5855.
College Court Apts.
3300 South College Avenue
2bdrms, excellent location
utilities partially paid
microwaves, dishwashers, pool,
shuttle, health club.
$399 823-7039
Sonnenblick Apts.
3700 Plainsman
2 bdrms, excellent location
utilities partially paid
microwaves, dishwashers, pool,
shuttle, health club.
$399 846-0226
One and two bedroom four-plexes for January. Close to
campus, on shuttle, low utilities. Clark Wyndham 846-
4384.
Available 12-22 2/2, W/O, air, $435, 822-3295/693-1851.
Large 3bd/2ba apartment has W/D connections, pets
allowed, shuttle route, great condition. Call 693-6599.
For Rent
Faculty sabbatical house for rent Jan .1st-June 30. ,1993
3bd/2ba $800/per mo. Faculty, staff, graduate strident
preferred 693-4401.
bd. house, swimming pool, fireplace. Need to rent.
Students welcome Jan. 1, 1993 823-4897.
Four-plex SW/Valley 2br/1 ba 2409 Bosque. No pets 846-
3391.
A 2 bdrm Why Pay Rent? $43,000; 5,000 down. 803
Enfield Bryan. By owner, financed. Call 764-7363.
Gigantic 2bdrm apartment available now, 3 miles from
campus, semester lease okay. 822-5752.
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IBM Compatible 386 640K 8 megabyte hard-drive 3, 1/2
floppy 5, 1/4 floppy with printer, mouse and software.
Graduating Must Sell $1000 764-2884.
Apple Macintosh Plus 4 megs. RAM, 40 megs CMS
external hard-drive keyboard mouse, great beginning com
puter $500 o.b.o 774-8908.
COMPUTER REPAIR AND UPGRADES. On-sight ser
vice and virus check. Special introductory rates. The
Computer Diagnostic Center 764-8578 ext. 300.
Sublease in University Tower. Significantly reducedrale.
Tower single suite. Includes 19 meals per week. Fur
nished and includes utilities. Term: January to May $525/
mo. ($2,625/term) o.b.o. Call 268-4491.
Sublease spacious 2 story 2bd/2ba studio apartment w/;
1/2 mile from campus. Bus route $510/mo. 696-8841.
Sublease 1615B Anderson Place 2bd/1ba $425/mo. wa
ter paid, washer/dryer. Erica 693-2347.
Sublease 2bd/1 1/2ba Peppertree Apartments $520 693-
7337; 1bd/1ba Balcones apartments $300 764-3077 after
6 p.m.
Sublease 1 bdrm. Treehouse Village $385/mo. Starts
Dec. 6 ends May 15th 764-9006.
Sublease efficiency apartment $305/mo Willowick Com
plex, Jan-Dec. Call 764-6882.
3/2 house Bryan; pets okay; furnished; $250 + 1/2 utilities.
Available Dec. 15. 776-0357.
Sublease, 1 large bdrm apartment 675 sq. ft.. Sevilla,
shuttle bus stop. Available anytime, $395/rbb. Call 696-
1258. .
Sublease Huntington Apartments 1 bd/1 ba $375/mo 696-
5442 M-F lease thru Dec. 20 - May.
Sublease 2b/1ba duplex, spacious, fenced-in backyard,
Bryan utilities. $425/mo. 775-0674.
Sutter’s Mill Condo - Luxury 2br/1 1/2 bath , 2 car carport.
Reduced to$700/month. Bus route/pool/freshly repainted.
One year old washer/dryer/security system available for
purchase. Contact Jeanie Bauldrige at 800-877-3939,
extension 7073.
Reduced Rate Sublease University Tower double suite
with balcony, 19 meals per/wk. Many Extras Guaranteed
Lowest Price. Call Trevor 268-4545.
Nice apartment at Northgate for sublease one bedroom
$310 monthly starting January. Call Frank or Kelly 846-
6169.
Six month lease 2bd/1 1/2ba available March 8, $420/mo.
Call 845-7809(day) 846-6949(night). Close to Northgate.
Sublease luxury 2bd/11/4 Huntington Apartments; shuttle;
available January; $490/mo. Call 696-8147.
Fundraisers
FUNDRAISERS We-re looking fora student organization
that would like to make $500-$1500 for one week market
ing project. Organized & hard-working. Call 1-800-592-
2121.
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Paid. Please call Carol and Randy anytime, collect 915-
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Miscellaneous
Buying your used Levi Blue Jeans. Adult sizes $3-$6.
Chris 846-6295.
Personals
Local "Foxy Girls” want to do it LIVE 1-800-776-
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N.M. near Taos & Anglefire.
Sleeps 17. $125-$350 night.
Jan. 2-20 some dates still available.
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