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Thursday, November 18,1993
NOW FORMING AT THE NORTH END OF KYLE FIELD...
Students camp out for A&M-Texas tickets
By Mark Smith
The Battalion
If you happened to walk by G. Rollie
White Coliseum yesterday, you might have
thought that Texas A&M had been overrun
by refugees fleeing some type of regional
fighting.
The ground in front of the "Holler House"
is covered with a tented city, its inhabitants
lounging on old sofas and playing Super Nin
tendo on portable televisions.
These people, however, are not those who
cry out in anguish over their stricken home
lands.
These are the people that let out with a
mighty "Whoop!" whenever the Aggies cross
the goal line.
The lines for tickets to the annual A&M-
University of Texas game have already begun.
Spectators for the big game began forming
on the north side of Kyle Field as early as 2
p.m. Tuesday.
"I came out here at two o'clock," said Lee
"They told me to come back
after the basketball game, so I
came back at about nine
o'clock."
-Lee Kroll,
first in line
Kroll, Class of '93. "They told me to come
back after the basketball game, so I came back
at about nine o'clock."
Kroll, his wife Ronda, Class of '93, and her
cousin, Lara Zuehlke, Class of '97, were the
first people in Line 1 for the Thanksgiving Day
affair.
They spent the night wrapped in blankets
and braving the 40 degree weather for their
tickets.
Others sat around playing dominoes to
pass the time.
A faded green love seat and a small coffee
table served as their playing surface.
When asked if a fight would ensue over the
love seat, P. J. Whitt, Class of '94, said, "Oh no,
that's mine. I unloaded it. I get it."
"But it's my couch," Bob Doyle, Class of
'94, replied.
No matter who gets the couch, it is obvious
the ever-burning spirit to beat the hell outta
t.u. will keep those on their ticket-vigil outside
of G. Rollie warm.
AIESEC to raise money for
Sarajevo children's hospital
By Jan Higginbotham
The Battalion
One Texas A&M organization is working to raise money for the
Children's Hospital in Sarajevo today with a "Sarajevo Day."
Tad Davis, president of the Association of International Students
in Economics and Commerce (AIESEC) at Texas A&M, said he and
the other people involved are hoping to raise student awareness of
the problems in Sarajevo.
"We want Texas A&M to be aware that this is a continual war and
they can do something to help," Davis said.
The day's events include a symposium given by Dr. Roger Reese,
assistant professor of history, entitled "The Bosnia Crisis: A Histori
cal Perspective."
After the symposium, AIESEC will hold a reception to explain the
Sarajevo fund and discuss ways in which wars, such as the one in
former Yugoslavia, can be prevented.
Ana Kljuic, a sophomore from Sarajevo, said the event is a good
chance to raise awareness.
"It's the only thing somebody can do right now," she said. "We
can't influence politician's decisions, but we can do something."
Kljuic, whose father still lives in Sarajevo, said students need to
realize that people their age are starving.
The funds raised through today's events will provide electricity,
medicine, untainted water and food to the Children's Hospital.
AIESEC has been working in conjunction with Off-Campus Ag
gies, the Residence Hall Association and Omega Phi Alpha in orga
nizing the events.
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