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ORGANIZATIONS
REGISTRATION
IS NOW GOING ON FOR
MSC OPEN HOUSE
DON'T BE LEFT OUT !
• Pick up a form in your organization's
box in the Student Finance Center or
in the Student Programs Office in
MSC.
• Reserve a table from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
with Nancy Adams in the Student
Programs Office, Room 216 MSC.
Cost of tables: $20 for first table
$10/ additional table
THE FINAL DAY TO REGISTER IS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1993
MSC Open House is sponsored by
MSC Public Realtions Committee
4C MSC Programs
n*r April 1993
Date
Committee
Program Description
3
Aggie Cinema
Unforgiven - Rudder Theater - 7, 9:30 p.m. & midnight
3
CAMAC
Former Students Banquet and Awards Ceremony - 201 MSC -
7:00 p.m.
5
MSC Council
Council Meeting - 201 MSC - 6:00 p.m.-Students, staff and faculy
meet to decide MSC business and approve programs
8
Aggie Cinema
Lawrence of Arabia - Rudder Auditorium - 7:00 p.m.
9
Aggie Cinema
Resevoir Dogs - Rudder Auditorium - 8 & 10 p.m.
10
Hospitality
“Easter Egg Hunt” - Party for children of students, faculty and staff
; 12
MSC Council
Council Meeting - 216T MSC - 6:00 p.m.
15
OPAS
“Academy of St. Martin in-the Fields and Christopher Parkening”
- Rudder Auditorium - 8:00 p.m. - Orchestra and famed guitarist
15
Aggie Cinema
Enchanted April - Rudder Theater - 7 & 9:00 p.m.
16
CAMAC
“Spring Fajita Cookout” - Hensel Park - 5:30 p.m. - Students invite
faculty, staff, and family for a barbecue
16
Variety Show
“Variety Show” - Rudder Auditorium - 7:30 p.m.-Students compete
in a talent show
17
MSC
“MSC Awards Ceremony” - Rudder T heater - 2:00 p.m. - individual
recognition of the MSC’s Student volunteers
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MSC
Council Meeting - 216T MSC - 6:00 p.m.
22
Senior Class Council
“Senior Bash” - Texas Hall of Fame - 8:00 p.m.
23
Aggie Cinema
Walt Disnev’s Aladdin - Rudder Auditorium - 7, 8:45. 10:30 &c
midnight
24
Senior Class Council
“Senior Banquet” - College Station Hilton - 6:30 p.m.
24
Senior Class Council
“Ring Dance” - MSC & Rudder - 9:00 p.m.
26
MSC Council
Council Meeting - 216T MSC - 6:00 p.m.
30-1
Aggie Cinema
A Few Good Men - Rudder Auditorium - 7. 9:30 & midnight
30
Town Hall
“Coffee House” - Rumors - 8:00 p.m.
For more information, contact the
MSC Student Programs Office at
845-1515
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The Battalion
Tuesday, April 20,1993
South Africans mourn slain leader
80,000 people pay tribute at funeral
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa — Millions of blacks across
South Africa boycotted work
Monday to honor slain leader
Chris Hani, who was buried in an
emotional ceremony as police
clashed with enraged youths.
At least 26 people were killed
Sunday night and Monday, nearly
all in Johannesburg's black
townships, including two people
whose charred bodies were found
in a house near the stadium
where the funeral was held.
More than 80,000 grieving
blacks honored Hani at a peaceful
ceremony in the stadium.
Thousands of mourners, unable to
get into the packed stadium.
stood outside.
Police fought running battles
outside the stadium with
hundreds of youths who fired
guns, hurled rocks and set fire to
several buildings. At least 10
people were wounded, officials
said.
Business groups said at least
half the country's six million
black workers stayed away from
work Monday, the second major
one-day strike to mourn Hani in a
week. Johannesburg and other
city centers were largely deserted.
Nineteen people were killed
Sunday night in drive-hy attacks
by black gunmen in the Sebokeng
black township, and three people
were killed Monday in Vosloorus
as they went to the funeral, police
said.
Also Monday, police said they
found the body of a man who had r -
been shot to death in the )
Katlehong township out of
Johannesburg. It was not clear if
the deaths were linked to the
funeral.
Police fired shotguns and
rubber bullets at protesters
blocking a road near Cape Town
on Monday, injuring five people.
Hani, head of the Communist
Party and a top African National
Congress official, was one of the
country's most popular black
leaders.
Despite scattered violence
since Hani was killed by a white
gunman April 10, reaction to the
death of one of the country's )
major black leaders has been
fairly restrained.
South Dakota
governor dies
in plane crash;
8 people killed
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DUBUQUE, Iowa- A plane
carrying South Dakota Gov.
George Mickelson and seven
other people crashed in eastern
Iowa after reporting engine
failure Monday. There were no
survivors, a sheriff said.
Jackson County Sheriff Boh
Lyons said, "Everyone on board
is dead."
Mickelson's body wasn't
immediately identified.
However, Dick Vohs, an aide to
Iowa Gov, Terry Branstad, said
the airplane's passenger list
included Mickelson. Janelle
Toman, press secretary for
Mickelson, confirmed
Mickelson was on the plane.
Rose Marie Ambrosy, who
owns the farm where the plane
crashed, said no one on the
ground was hurt.
Other victims included two
South Dakota state
commissioners and Roger
Hainie, director of the Sioux
Falls Development Foundation.
Mickelson, 51, a Republican,
was serving his second term. He
was elected governor in 1986
and won another four-year term
in 1990. He also served six years
in the South Dakota House,
where he was speaker in 1979-
80
The plane was returning to
South Dakota from Cincinnati
when it crashed after reporting
engine trouble.
TKEs begin reconstruction
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TKE president-elect Steve Gilmore, a community health major, and
rush chairman Neil Campbell, a nuclear physics major, begin
work on the new TKE lodge w hich will be located near highway
60. The TKEs have been homeless since last August, when the old
Chance mansion burned to the ground.
Cnme Stoppers
Police look for computer thief
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, Nov.
18 at the new chemistry building on the Texas
A&M University campus, a thief found a way into
the secured 1986 wing.
The thief crawled over the wall between the
two offices, intent on stealing some computer
equipment. As the thief was climbing the wall, he
used a water faucet for a step and, in doing so,
snapped the faucet.
The thief was successful in stealing a computer,
before fleeing from the area.
The broken faucet leaked water into the
chemistry lab for nearly two hours before being
discovered. The equipment in the lab has been
estimated to be worth over $150,000.
Lab officials report that the computer was a
Macintosh Model 4/40 with a serial
#FG146140022. Texas A&M University detectives
report tnat this lab had been burglarized twice in
October, and computer equipment was taken. A
Hyundia 286 computer, two Suga Monitors with
VGA cards, and a Hewlett-Packard Printer Model
HP22265 were stolen.
This week the University Police Department
and Crime Stoppers need your help to identify the
persons responsible for this burglary. If you have
information that could be helpful, call Crime
Stoppers at 775-TIPS.
When you call, you will not have to give your
name. Crime Stoppers will assign you a spedal
coded number that will be used to protect your
identity.
If your information leads to an arrest and grand
jury indictment. Crime Stoppers will pay you up
to $1,000 in cash. Crime Stoppers also pays cash
for information on any felony crime or the location
of any wanted fugitive.
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