Bargain Matinee Sat. & Sun.
Tuesday is Family Night
Sponsored by KTSR Radio
Aggie Owned & Operated Since 1926
MANOR EAST 3
■ MANOR EAST MALL 823-8300
Cop & A Half
$5.00/$3.00
•PG13
7:05 9:30
Lorenzo’s Oil
•R
$5.00/$3.00
7:15
Fire In the Sky
■PG 13
$5.00/$3.00
9:35
The Crush
•R
$5.00/$3.00
7:10 9:45
SCHULMAN SIX
2000 E. 29th Street 775-2463
Groundhog Day
•PG
$5.00/$3.00
7:10 9:40
Hear No Evil
•R
$5.00/$3.00
7:05 9:45
Jack the Bear
•PG13
$5.00/$3.00
7:00 9:35
$1.25 Movies
The Bodyguard
•R
7:00 9.35
Forever Young
•PG 13
7:15 9:50
Home Alone 2
•PG
7:00 9:40
WE BUY USED
CD'S FOR
$4.00 or trade 2 for 1
NEW CD'S $10.99
EVERYDAY!!!
268-0154
(At Northgate)
•SUBUUAV'
NOW DELIVERING
(Main campus only)
M-F 4 - close
The Battalion
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
• Easy
• Affordable
• Effective
Call Angela
For More Information
845-0569
Sat - Sun
10 - close
696-1654
$5-00 Minimum order. Cash only.
iri i
Sore Throat?
We are looking for individuals 18 years of age or older with sore
throats to participate in a 2 hour research study involving an oral
rinse or spray for the relief of sore throat. Patients who complete the
study successfully will be compensated $40.
V
BioLogica Research Group, Inc.
776-0400
Dance Arts
Society
Would like to express our gratitude
to the following businesses for their contributions
to the MSC All-Night Fair!
Bombay Bicycle Club
Subway (Post Oak)
Aerofit (College Station)
Bullwinkles
Double Dave's Pizza
Parklane Hoisery
Freebirds World Burrito
FREE
TO LOCAL
CALLERS
(409)
774-1222
-IMPACT
• A FREE INFORMATION SERVICE •
IMPACT is a
free information
service provided by
Bryan/College Station
businesses and
VMA Information
Systems.
Simplicity!
1. Dial Number
2. Enter 4-Digic Code
3. Have Fun!
I INFORMATION
Dirccrory 1500
> VyiA, Inc.
Customer Service 1010
\ Bossier Chrysler-Dodge
Jeep/Fagle
Time and Temp 1000
P Nezv Services 1900
p Health Line
Medical Updates 2010
Dental Updates 2020
SL^ld Horoscopes
Aquarius
•<010
Aries
4020
Cancer
4030
Capricorn
4040
Gemini
4050
Leo
■4060
Libra ........... ...
4070
Pisces
■4080
Sagittarius
4090
Scorpio
4X00
Taurus
.41X0
Virgo
.4120
Sports Line
Aggie Update Line
Dallas Cowboys -
Houston Oilers
Collegiate
High School
.3310
.3020
.3030
.3040
.3:6-3
Opinions & Info
Listen to AGGIE 96 for derails.
AGGIE 96 PoU 41 5010
AGGIE 96 Country Ic/o —5020
Top 5 Country 5030
HAST .
J2?UZP can
Financial Report
Credit Cards 6010
Locations 6020
Student Loans 6050
Accounts 6040
♦ Real Estate
Residential . 8010
Rural 8020
Investments 8030
Commercial SC 40
I Aggieland Entertainment
Live Entertainment 5010
Movies Playing 1 5020
Top 5 Video 5030
Top 5 Pop Hits 5040
Page 6
The Battalion
Friday, April 2,1993
Walkin'
Tammy Sanchez, a freshman business major, walks across the
pedestrian overpass over Welbourn Road Thursday morning during
her areobic walking class.
Leaders
Continued from Page 1
not to go out of our way to de
grade anyone else."
Poole said College Republican
leaders cannot control all the ac
tivities of an open meeting and
will not try to prevent Clements 1
from attending future meetings.
"Since we do hold open meet
ings, and we are not an exclusion
ary organization, we cannot dis
courage him from attending," he
Ring
Continued from Page 1
These changes were made to
reflect a stronger association with
the A&M system and will be effec
tive Sept. 1.
Brian Walker, speaker of the
Student Senate and candidate for
student body president, said some
students from Corpus Christi
State University have written to
Balfour, the company that makes
the Aggie ring, asking that they be
able to receive the ring as Aggies.
In response, the Association of
Former Students reminded Bal
four that the Aggie senior ring is
patented. Despite the patent.
Walker is still concerned students
from system schools could receive
a ring similar to the Aggie ring.
"All they have to do is change
the founding date of A&M on the
ring to the founding date of their
"I've heard nothing
but negetive things
from students."
-Brian Walker
speaker of
Student Senate
said.
To prevent misunderstandings.
College Republican leaders want
to be forewarned of the content of
any literati*e that will be distrib
uted at future meetings, Poole
said.
Clements told The Battalion
Wednesday that the poem, which
criticized gays serving in the mili
tary, was intended to amuse the
people at the meeting.
The following is an excerpt
from the first four lines of the 16-
line poem: "Falling fairies from
the sky. I broke a nail, oh, I could
school to invalidate the patent,"
Walker said.
Richard Haas, class of '70 and
Association of Former Students
member, confirmed that both Bal
four and the ring office have re
ceived calls requesting senior
rings by students from CCSU and
Texas A&I. He said it is not fair to
give away the Aggie ring.
"The Aggie ring is recognized
across the room," he said. "Peo
ple understand the struggle and
sacrifice associated with the ring."
Walker and other concerned
Aggies have formed 12th MAN
(Maintaining the Aggie Name) to
prevent other schools from receiv
ing the A&M ring.
"I've heard nothing but nega
tive things from students towards
this," he said. "All I hear is hiss
ing when students are told that
Aggie rings may be given away."
"Students need to stand up to
say that Aggie rings shouldn't be
shared with other students," he
said.
Haas agreed, "To bestow the
honor of an Aggie ring on some
one who has not achieved it is
criminal, and it's fraud."
Sara Winston, director of stu
dent life at Corpus Christi State
University, said the only time this
issue has been brought up is when
the CCSU president spoke about
the university name change to in-
MSC Barber Shop
Serving All Aggies!
Cuts and Styles
Reg. haircuts starting at $6.
Eight operators to serve you
Theresa-Ramona-Laura-Kelly-Yolanda
Wendy-Troy-Hector
846-0629
Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5
Located in the baseinent of the Memorial Student Center
Pullig
Continuded from Page 1
spring."
Playing as a true freshman last
year, Pullig led A&M to a 4-1
record and a Southwest Confer
ence championship. Pullig had
his best day in an A&M uniform
against Houston, completing 17
passes in 28 attempts for 272
yards.
Slocum believes Pullig's best
days are still ahead of him, but
the injury could slow his devel
opment.
"He had performed well this !!
spring and was getting better," _
Slocum said. "I was excited with
the way he was throwing the ball
and the way he had been han
dling things.
"I am concerned about him
missing the work," he said. "He
has not played any football since
January 1 in the Cotton Bowl,
Corey has had eight days plus
the games he played in as a true
freshman. But he did get in half
of the spring."
Student
Continued from Page 1
Getting the student regent is
the first step, then that regent
must prove his or her worth, he
said.
Turner said in a press release
that the Texas universities exist
for the students; therefore, stu
dents should be able to provide
input to the regents on decisions
which will directly affect them.
"Students spend hundreds of
dollars each semester on fees set
by their Board of Regents, but
have little opportunity for input
on these issues," he said. "Stu
dents should be able to voice their
opinions at the time when theft
gents are making such importau!
decisions."
Before reaching the Senate
floor, the Senate higher education
committee passed the bill
Wednesday by a vote of 11-0.
Kelley said he was unsure of
the bill's fate before the vote, bul
he said the bill passed becaused
the strong effort of Texas A&M
Student Body President Steve
Seller and Texas A&M student
lobbying group, the Legislative
Study Group.
According to Rep. Steve Og
den's office, the House version o!
the Student Regent bill has passed
the House higher education com
mittee and will he brought to the
House floor sometime after Easter,
Convention
Continued from Page 1
Station," Meuret said. "The con
vention is easier to organize
where the chairman is, plus a lot
has to do with A&M's reputation
around the state."
Around 300 students will par
ticipate in the convention. The
College Republicans is the largest
youth-based political organiza
tion in the nation, and the A&M
chapter is the largest in Texas.
Other Republican officials to
be honored include Republican
Party of Texas Chairman Fred
Meyer, Texas Agricultural Com
missioner Rick Perry and Repub
lican Black Council President B1
Calhoun.
The convention is restricted to
College Republican members
The $15 registration fee includesa
seat at the luncheon and conven
tion registration materials. For
more information, call Meuret at
847-3593.
cry. Don't you like how my tush
sways? We are the fags of the
Queen Berets."
Poole said he could not specu
late whether the poem was amus
ing to anyone at the meeting.
Although the College Republi
cans opposes gays serving in the
military, Poole said gays are wel
come to join the organization.
"(Sexual orientation) is not
ask£d on our membership card,"
he said. "Membership and ad
vancement is based on merit.
The College Republicans has
1,056 members.
"Since we do hold
open meetings, and
we are not an exclu
sionary organization,
we cannot discourage
(Clements) from at
tending."
-Scott Pooh
VP. in charge
of Activities
Battalion file photo
elude A&M. other schools want to do their
"The president said that al- own thing, and we want to do our
though the name of the school will own thing," he said. "I think our
change, other things like the se- students would like to keep the
nior ring will not change," she senior rings at A&M."
said. Garner said the decision to of-
Dr. John J. Koldus III, vice- fer Aggie rings to seniors at
president of student services said schools in the A&M system would
he has heard nothing about the be a "convoluted" decision, and it
Aggie ring being offered to se- would have to come from both the
niors at system schools. Board of Regents and the A&M
"I think the perception is that admimstration, he said.
PARENTS NIGHT OUT
sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega
Free babysitting for the faculty, staff and
students of Texas A&M University
Friday, April 2nd
6:30 - 10 p.m.
301 Rudder Tower
Questions ? Call APO office at 862-2525
I
n<
Fi
of
ri !
to
of
Sti
"s
Ai
Wi
fo:
lo 1
tei
fie
er
ou
Ba
de
he
cri
W:
th<
pri
fal
an
thi
sio
pri
pe
Ba
dei
B
Si
hi<
fre
he
do
da
A
u
Sa
lac
en
If your business would like to rccerrc more tn/ormaboo oa becoaung an IMPACT sponsor and reaebaag
Cfrxjsaods of B/CS callers, please access VMA Customer Senee bj pressing 1010.