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The Battalion
Tuesday, April 6,1993
Tuesday
Vietnamese-American Student Association
(VASA): There will be a very important meeting
tonight for the election of new officers for the
next school year. The meeting is held in the
Governance Room of the SSB at 8:30 p.m.
Everyone is encouraged to come. For more
information, call Diana (846-6433).
Gav and Lesbian Student Service: 'Gay,
Lesbian, and Bisexual Journalism', will be
presented by Ellen Hobbs writer for the Texas
Triangle and former editor for The Battalion.
Meet This evening at 7 p.m. in 401 Rudder. For
more information, call the Gayline (847-0321).
FCA. Cowboy Chapter/ Cowboys for Christ:
A Bible study will be held Tuesday evening at 7
p.m. in the Dick Freeman Arena. For more
information, call Bobby Davis (778-0321).
Medicine Tribe: We will discuss housework,
Earth Dav, and the KKK rally. Be there! Meet
on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. behind the Sul Ross
statue.
Telcas A&M Cancer Society: Dermatologists to
discuss the risks of skin cancer. We will discuss
plans for a dunking booth and officer elections.
Meet Tuesday evening from 8:30-9:30 p.m. in
308 Rudder. For more information, call Rick
Michael (696-0994).
Le Cercle Francois: Table Francois. Come
have lunch with the French Club. Meet in
Hullaballoo from lla.m-1 p.m. Tuesday. For
more information, call Star (693-0227).
TAMU Photography Club: All sports fans
welcome! Come see Glen Johnson of Johnson
Photography, Inc., demonstrate his techniques
in sports Photography. You've seen him on the
sidelines, now see him in person. Meet
Tuesday evening at 8:30 p.m. in room 111 of
the SSB. For more information, call Alan (693-
9541).
Interviewing Techniques Seminar: The Career
Center is offering a seminar to teach students
interviewing techniques. Meet in 110 of the
SSB at 1 p.m. For more information, call the
Career Center (845-5139).
Pre-Med Society: What is osteopathic
medicine? A presentation will be given by the
Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine. Meet
this evening at 7 p.m. in 292A of the MSC. For
more information, call Kevin Whatley (696-
9050).
English Club: Dr. Lynn Vallone will be give a
uest lecture on literature for adolescents,
veryone welcome. Meet tonight at 8:30 p.m.
in room 230 of the MSC. For more
information, call Jennifer Guthrie (847-2217).
Nutrition Society: It's a social! Pick up maps
at the Nutritional Sciences office in the Nutrition
Society Folder. Meet tonight at 7 p.m. at Mrs.
Carol Sutter's home. For more information, call
Roselina (693-4214).
Office of Student Development and
Multicultural Programs and Residence Hall
Association: Meet tonight from 7-8:30 p.m. in
410 Rudder. "Discover the TAMU Co-operative
and Career Education Centers." Featuring Mr.
Walter Odom, Ms. Patricia Johnson and Ms.
Sherlei Dannhaeuser. For more information,
call Avonda Fessler (845-9804) or Amanda
Sebesto (845-0689).
Aggies for Life: A baby Shower! Food and
games complete with door prizes. Collecting
donations of newborn diapers, toys and new or
used baby clothing and blankets to benefit the
Brazos Valley Crisis Pregnancy Service. Meet
Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in 502 Rudder. For
more information, call Bridget (764-0619) or
Susan (847-8454).
Orthodox Student Association: Presanctified
Divine Liturgy with Father Nick with, dinner to
follow. Meet at the All Faiths chapel at 5:00
.m. tonight. For more information, call Peter
Igohary (847-6559).
TAMU Spanish Club: We will show a movie,
"What have I done to Deserve this." Admission
is $.50. Meet tonight at 7 p.m. in Lab 1 of the
Academic Building. For more information, call
Amy Biar (847-2328).
Alcoholics Anonymous: A general discussion
will be held in the Rainbow Center at noon
today. For more information, contact the
CDPE(845-0280).
Cooperative Education Orientation:
Information on the process to get into the Co-op
Program. Meet tonight in room 110 of the SSB
at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call the
Career Center (845-51 39).
Floriculture Ornamental Horticulture Club:
Greenhouse work party: transplanting,
maintenance, propagation, soil, and
preparation. Anyone interested in plants is
welcome. Free meal after work party. Meet
tonight at 6 p.m. in the FOH greenhouse. For
more information, call Brad (693-6672).
Student Government: Student Body Run-off
elections will take place today from 9 a.m.-6
,m. Locations are: MSC, Blocker, Library,
achary and Kleberg. For more information,
call the Student Government office (845-3051).
Department of Recreational Sports: Entries
close today at 5:30 p.m. for Picfcleball Doubles
(159 Read building). Free for TAMU students
and faculty/staff with rec I.D. and intramural
validation. Entries close today for Golf singles.
Students $7, faculty/staff $9 (weekdays) and
students $9, faculty/staff $10 (weekends).
Entries close for Archery Doubles today (5:30
p.m., 159 Read). Entries close for Wrestling
today (5:30 p.m., 159 Read). Entries close for
Putt Putt Golf doubles. The fee is $7 for
students, $8 faculty staff (weekdays) and
students $9, faculty/staff $ 10 (weekends).
Wednesday
Europe Club: A general meeting will be held in
Two Pesos, Nortngate. Meet at 10 p.m. For
more information, call Antoine Monteils (764-
9799) or Philipp Zeissig (696-5905).
TAMU Vax Users Group: Meet from 3-4 p.m.
on the Observation Deck of the Eiler O&M
Building. Computing can hurt your eyes, ears,
wrists, and back. The TAMU Human Resources
Dept, will talk about CTS testing and
prevention. Refreshments will be servea and a
door prize will be awarded. For more
information, call Mike Edwards (845-5951).
Texas A&M Racquetball Club: Meeting about
up-coming regionals. We will be discussing
Texas Aggie open, and having officer elections.
Meet at 7 p.m. next to court 7 in the Read
building. For more information, call Claudine
(847-2627) or Sandra (845-3458).
Texas A&M Emergency Care Team: General
meeting, remember to wear your uniform, even
"Probies". Meet at 7 p.m. in room 1 10 of the
SSB. For more information, call Eric Garza
(845-4321).
Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow:
Election of officers and a general business
meeting will be held in room 1 1 7 of the
Kleberg building at 7:30 p.m. For more
information, contact Doyce (822-7837).
United Campus Ministry: Aggie Supper, from
6-7:20 p.m. Meet at the church behind the
chicken ($1.25 dinner and program). For more
information, call Bryan McNeiir(847-1423).
Caribbean Students Association: A general
meeting to discuss future events ana party
results. Meet in Bizzell Hall West, Basement
(The Cave) at 7:30 p.m. this evening. For more
information, call Janine (823-2923) or
Nicholette (696-7398)
AIESEC: Dr. Alston will be speaking on Special
Rules for International Business. New member:
are welcome. Meet today in 504 Rudder at
8:30 p.m. For more information, call Mary
Catherine (847-8289).
Pi Sigma Epsilon: Meet in Rudder 504 ibis
evening. Pledge meeting will be held at 6:30
p.m. and the active meeting will be at 7:15
F ).m. For more information, call Megan Witz
693-6248).
Lutheran Student Fellowship: Evening Prayer
and Supper. Meet this evening at 6:30 p.m. in
the University Lutheran Chapel. For more
information, call Kristin (846-6687).
Gay and Lesbian Student Services: Movie
Night - 'Before Stonewall' Meet in 401
Rudder at 7 p.m. this evening. For more
information, call the Gayline (847-0321).
Aggie Anthropologists: Guest lecture with Or
Tom Green to speak about folklore. A general
meeting will follow to discuss and plan Texas
Archaeology Awareness Week. Meet tonigbl
at 8 p.m. in room 214 of the Anthropology
Building. For more information, call Sieve
Silliman (823-4448).
TAMU Advertising Association: Officer
Elections for '93-'94. Mandatory attendance.
This meeting will be held in 163 Blocker al 7
p.m. tonight. For more information, call Kevin
Dunn (822-3749).
Aggie Speleological Society: A general
meeting will be held in 502 Rudder this evening
at 8:30 p.m. For more information, call Elaine
(847-1238).
Texas A&M Sports Cor Club: A meeting will
be held in room 111 of the SSB tonight al 7
p.m. For more information, call Brian (693-
5651).
What’s Up is a Battalion service which lists
non-profit events and activities. Items for
What’s Up should be submitted to Tbe
Battalion, 013 Reed McDonald, no later than
three day* before the desired run date.
Application deadlines and notices are not
event* and will not run in What’s Up. If you
have questions, call the newsroom at 845
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Academic Building
Continued from Page 1
Woodcock said the preservation of the Aca
demic Building was a high priority when the
University restored the building's exterior sev
eral years ago.
"When the building was restored, enor
mous pains were taken to maintain historical
authenticity," he said. "The designers thought
the Academic Building was very important to
Texas A&M and were prepared to spend more
money than necessary on a building of its im
portance."
The architect in charge of the restoration
was anxious to retain the wooden windows on
the building. Woodcock said.
"He felt any alternate window would
change the appearance and render it not the
original building," he said. "After a consider
able amount of discussion that went up to the
Board of Regents, he won the argument."
Woodcock said the current improvements
seek to find a window that will serve as a com
parable replacement, given the fact that Texas
A&M wishes to use its money wisely and
doesn't want windows requiring constant care.
"There are a lot of wooden windows on the
market available with vinyl insulation, which
makes them easier to care for," he said. "They
require less maintenance than plain wooden
windows and are comparable in appearance
with the windows that are there now/'
Woodcock said he understands Texas A&M
must work within a budget, however, he feels
the University needs to take into account a re
sponsibility to architectural heritage.
"I think the Academic Building is an impor
tant part of Texas A&M that deserves proper
respect," he said.
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"T7te Spring Orientation Experience n
Applications for:
- Director
-Associate Director
-Assistant Directors
Are Now Available in the T-Camp Office in
Room 141 of the Student Services Building.
Previous Experience in a New Student Orientation Program Required.
( Completed Applications Will Be Accepted^
Until 5 pm, Friday, April 9. y'
For more information, call the T-Camp office
at 862-2521 or Jan Patterson at 845-1133
Holy Week at the
Episcopal Student Center
April 7 - Wednesday in Holy Week
6:15 PM: Supper
7:15 PM: Tenebrae - Service of Darkness
April 8 - Maundy Thursday
12:15 PM: Holy Eucharist and Anointing for Healing
8:00 PM: Foot Washing and Holy Eucharist
Stripping of the Altar
10:00 PM: All night vigil begins - St. Jude's Chapel
April 9- Good Friday
9:00 AM: Vigil ends
12:15 PM: Stations of the Cross -begins at
St. Thomas Parish Hall
1:30 PM: Good Friday Liturgy - The Passion of our
Lord - St. Thomas Church
April 10- Holy Saturday
11:00 PM: The Great Vigil of Easter and
Easter Communion. Breakfast following
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