r 3,1993 ns ise ranglers, and the â– n at the -ing pre- and talk 'resident Jse, and - Public ting the commit- iy of ad- la Camp ie Open olved. without cay they n Hous- ne in 30 you the s faculty iere/' he ire expe- ; Aug. illiam e Stu nting ision. ^ED tor k. ’ Leih gg 5 ' esters Is), at trsity, 3n of jnald , call ough large friday, September 3,1993 The Battalion Page 3 Recreational Sports to sponsor fair By Jennifer Mentlik THE BATTALION The Department of Recreational Sports is hoping loputsome kick into Aggie exercise routines this se mester by sponsoring a sports fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday at Rudder Fountain. "We want to highlight the programs that are nailable on campus," said Judy Reising, recreation- jlsports assistant director. "A lot of programs are free of charge and we want to increase the awareness of what's available for health and recreation." A.P. Beutel Health Center, Aggie R.E.A.C.H. and IheUniversity Police Department will be available to discuss health precautions and property safety. Forty groups are registered for the fair, which pro motes overall healthy lifestyles. Some organizations participating include the Ath- s letic Ticket Office, Campus Sports, Food Services •nd MSC Bowling & Games. TAMU Outdoors and other intramural sports clubs will have exhibits and demonstrations of sports such as fencing and gymnastics. Students can play volleyball on one of several vol leyball courts that will be set up on Simpson Drill Field from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also, a drawing will be held for a trip to the 1994 Spring National Beach Volleyball Championship. The organization will be giving away hats, T- shirts and posters to students every hour. Cpl. Betty LeMay, a crime specialist with UPD, said officers will be stamping identification on bicy cles to help prevent thefts. The UPD will also be available to answer any questions on safety and security. James Welford, associate director of recreational sports, said he anticipates 6,000 to 7,000 students to attend the event. "We want to make sure students are aware of what we have to offer." he said. "It's a grand start for a new school year." 4 What's Up Friday Singing Cadets: are having open rehearsal in the MSC Fla- groomat 5pm. The Navigators: Navigator Christian Fellowship is meeting from 8:30 to 10pm in Room 110 of theSSB (Student Services Build ing). For more info call Shane Sanders at 846-0686 or Cari Zall at 846-1741. Texas Environmental Action Coalition (TEAC): is having the first general meeting of the Fall Se mester. Everyone interested in [conservation and preservation of J Ihe environment is invited to at tend. For more info call Jean at 845-3051. Campus Crusade For Christ: is having their first weekly meeting of the Fall Semester at 7pm in Har rington 108. Muslim Students' Association: is having Friday prayer and Islam ic lecture from 12:50 to 1:30pm in Rudder 301. Taiwanese Student Association: is having a lecture on Examining Laborers 1 luman Rights from Political and Economic Situa tion in Taiwan. The lecture will be on Sunday, September 5, 1993 at ?:30 pm in Richardson 101. For ad ditional information contact Alex at 845-6023. Lutheran Student Fellowship: is having a Fellowship Supper at the University Lutheran Chapel Budget Continued from Page 1 year thinking that higher educa tion would suffer a 5 to 10 percent reduction," she said. "We were pleased that they actually came forward with an increase in fund- h" But the set amount of money the System has been given may decrease because of contingent is- and Student Center on Sunday, September 5, at 6:30 pm. For more information contact Rev. Richard Manus at 846-6687. A&M Cycling Team: will be meeting at Aggieland Cycling and Fitness on September 5, at 3:00 pm for a caravan to Gibbons Creek Park for mountain bike riding. There is a park fee of $2 per car and $1.50 per person. Contact Rey at 764-9377 for additional informa tion. Alpha Kappa Psi: will be hav ing an Informational Rush (casual attire) on Monday, September 6, 1993 at 7:00 pm in room 206 of the MSC. Call Brandi at 696-9713 for more info. Texas A&M Bridge Club: is an nouncing its first-ever general meeting, Monday September 6, at 7:00 pm in Rudder Tower 407. They plan to discuss group goals and elect officers. Call James at 693-6902 for more info. Rio Grande Valley Hometown Club: is having a general meeting on Monday, September 6, at 7:00 pm in Rudder 502. Call Hercilia for more info at 847-2235. TSMU Roadrunners: encourage all those who enjoy group running (beginners & experts) to try us out! We meet at 6:00 pm in front of G. Rollie White every Monday-Thurs- day, beginning September 6, to run. For more info please call Steve at 823-1334. ESF: is having a general meet- sues, which could cause the Sys tem's institutions to lose addition al funds according to riders in the appropriation's bill that deter mined this year's budget, Crain said. "Because of these riders, we may not actually get ours hands on the actual amount of money appropriated," she said. One hundred million dollars has to be saved through the state this year, Crain said. If A&M institutions can't come ing in Zachery 342 on September 6, at 7:30 pm. Hillel Jewish Student Center: invites all Jewish students to the Welcome Bash on Sunday, Septem ber 5, at 6 pm at the Hillel build- ing,800 George Bush Dr. Call Belin da at 847-2471 for more info. International Association of Students of Economics or Busi ness: AIESEC is having an informa tional meeting on Monday Septem ber 6, at 7 pm in Rudder 410. Call Mary Catherie at 847-0724 for more info. Texas A&M Japanese Anima tion Fans: are having a free screen ing of Japanese animation (this week Sol Bianca) on Mon., Septem ber 6, from 7-9:30 pm on the 6th floor of Evans Library(LRD). MSC-SCONA Committeeds having an informational meeting on Mon., September 6, at 8:30 pm in Rudder 507. Come be a part of an exciting year on one of the most distinguished campus committees. Call Joy for more info at 845-7625. What's Up is a Battalion ser vice that lists non-profit events and activities. Items for What's Up should be submitted no later than three days before 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 newsroom at 845-3313. up with cost saving plans, then they could lose a percentage of their funding. Crain said Texas A&M Univer sity will not have more than a 2 to 3 percent reduction. "Right now we have no indica tion what that number is," she said. "The problem is compounded if we find out later in the fiscal year. That gives us less time to absorb the reduction." Howdy Freshmen and Transfer Students! Come be a part of the MSC Opera and Performing Arts Society (OPAS) as we celebrate our 21st anniversary! Applications are available in the OPAS office located in Room 223 of the Memorial Student Center and at Open House on Sept. 5 in the MSC. For more information, call the OPAS office at 845-1661. Persons with disabilities requiring assistance at MSC sponsored programs are requested to call 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request notification three (3) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our ability. J AND WE'VE EXTENDED OUR HOURS. *. Wsat DoesTt / • • CHCCUt : to. YOU? Convenience! ViQ'yQ always bean close to campus, but our new location Is even closer. 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