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By Appointment Only (409) 268-3663 A Scott & White Annex S&W Clinic UNIVERSITY DRIVE EAST Scott & White Clinic, College Station 1600 University Drive East Under the Water Tower 696-242' CALL FOR FOOSBALL, POOL, & DART TOURNEY INf° v> & HAPPY HOUR till 10:00 MONDAY- SATURDAY $1.00 LONGNECKS $1.75 PITCHERS $5.00 BUCKETS OF BEER 50<t DRAFT (8-10) THURSDAY DALI AUTOMATIC PSYCHEDELIC ROCK FOR THE NINETIES WITH TABULA RASA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY REGGAE FROM CORPUS WITH THE SCARECROW PEOPLE Monday f °STe R 'S MTE LIVE COUPON GOOD FOR $ 1.00 OFF COVER Page 6 The Battalion Thursday, July 15,1993 Bangkop By Boomer Cardinale H F F'C S ?■ S V—=*=r-—.. " G (g). n « 2 PMSTR&UP cuovnCt' Next week*, ctereiaomie^ By Paul Stroud I JUST DID MORE exercising 'N one D<\y thani OAmE FoMDA Hf\S IN her l |FE / X HA\fEl\i l T EATET4 ^ M.E al in A week/ Do mot SdrVe m,e Grabs'// MOT GRITS, MJ&US Sek weed/ Clinton Continued from Page 1 budget year, which ends on Sept. 30. And he said that amount would probably need to be expanded as well. He pledged to push Congress to approve whatever amount was nec essary and suggested the administration may put forward a proposal for extra assistance in the next five days. The largest chunk of the $2.48 billion package, some $945 million, would go to disaster relief administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. An additional $145 million would be earmarked for road and bridge repairs, and rebuilding of damaged dams and other flood control works. After a helicopter tour in which Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad pointed out flooded fields, damaged railroad bridges and the city's contaminated wa ter works, Clinton visited with Des Moines residents at a water distribu tion center and then took calls on Des Moines radio station WHO. "I talked to people who had lost everything, their farms and busi nesses, It was a very moving thing," Clinton recounted to callers. He used the radio program to stress that people who need help should contact their local office of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where he said they would receive "one-stop shopping" to help work them through the maze of federal relief efforts. "We are going to have a coordinated, effective and compassionate effort," Clinton pledged, stressing repeatedly that FEMA had changed for the better since receiving harsh criticism last year for the federal government's slow response to Hurricane Andrew. Research Continued from Page 1 "If it becomes a common prac tice, we will offer it to our stu dents," he said. Miller said none of the pup pies used for testing are actually induced with the disorder. They are born with it and are treated after being brought in for their first shots he said. In the future, doctors may also find a way to use the device in the brain or other organs to block aneurysms or to block the flow of blood to tumors during cancer therapy, said Dr. Ronald Grifka, Texas Children's Hospi tal pediatric cardiologist in a statement. The study was made possible through a joint Texas A&M- Texas Heart Institute fellowship program in the Texas Medical Center. Around Town Information is provided by the individual organizations. It is subject to change. Music: wSm “Theater in the Park” Sue Haswell Park. For more information call 361-3656. Saturday, July 17 - StageCenter presents “For Her Sake, her First False Step.” Starts at 7 p.m. Free admission. Everyone is welcome to bring a picnic, lawnchairs and blankets. “Downtown Sounds of Summer” Carnegie Library Park in downtown Bryan, For more information: Joe Brown, 361-3884 Friday, July 16 - Susanna Sharpe and the Samba Police. Brazilian music. Starts at 5:30 p.m. $8 for advanced tickets, $10 at door, $4 for children under 10. Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater 1015 Colgate, For more information call 764-3486 Sunday, July 18 - Joe Orsak and the Special F/X. Country and Western music. Starts at 8 p.m. $4 cover, 12 & under free. Lawn chairs and coolers are prohibited. Exhibits: SLAJr = Plays: ‘magination Stations 302 North Bryan, For more information call 822-6980 July 16, 17 & 18 - Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Starts at 7 p.m. on July 16 & 17, 2 p.m. on July 18. StageCenter 701 Nonh Main Street, For more information call 823-4297 July 15,16, 17 & 18 -“The Mystery of the Black Abbot” by Tim Kelly. Stans at 8 p.m. on July 15,16 & 17, 3 p.m. on July 18. MSC University Center Galleries Chinese Snuff Botdes - Shown through August 29. 130 ornately carved & decorated snuff bottles from the 17th and 18th cen turies. For Information: Catherine Hastedt, 845-8501. “Slouching Toward 2000: The Politics of Gender.” - Shown through August 31. Women artists dealing with feminine issues. For Information: Catherine Hastedt, 845-8501. MSC Visual Arts Gallery “Contemporary Czechoslovakian Photography.” - Shown through August 14. Czech and Slovak photographers. For Infor mation: 845-9252. Benz Gallery Horticulture-Forestry Science in TAMU West Campus “There’s Something About a Garden.” - Shown through July 29. Original paintings representing garden, nature. Presented by Brazos Valley Art League. Local Color Gallery 310 University East Rebecca Roberts and Mary Stone - Shown through August 6. Collage and assemblage by Roberts, works on paper by Stone. What's Up Thursday The Career Center: is providing placement orien tation to help students learn how to use the ser vices provided by the Career Center for career ad vancement. The orientation is to be held at 308 Rudder at 3:30pm. For more information call the Career Center at 845-5139. TAMU Waterski Club: is having a informational meeting on the patio at Bullwinkles at 7pm. Begin ners and new members are welcome. For more in formation call Daniel Petershagen at 696-3271. Agnostic & Atheist Student Group: Is having a general meeting at the College Station Fuddruck- ers at 6pm. For more information call Brett Lemoine at 846-8631. Friday Students Over Traditional Age: Is having a Sup per Club meeting at 6pm at the Golden Corral (700 E. University Dr.). For more information call Robert or Tommy at 778-3372. Muslim Students' Association: Is having Friday prayer and Islamic lecture from 12:50pm to 1:30pm at Rudder 301. For more information call Agus Rahmat at 846-4375. What's Up is a Battalion service that lists non profit events and activities. Items for What's Up should be submitted no later than three days be fore the desired run date. Application deadlines and notices are not events and will not run in What's Up. If you have questions, call the news room at 845-3313.