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Thursday, February3,
TEXAS HALL OF FAME
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WarCorV94
February 4, 5, 6, 1994
Memorial Student Center
College Station, Texas
WarCon® '94, Texas's oldest gaming convention, will be back for
another round this weekend. This year's WarCon® will be offering
the following:
Major Tournaments: AD&D (Team, Head-to-Head, RPGA, and Living,
City,) Star Fleet Battles, Battletech, Car Wars, ASL, Shadowrun, Axis &
Allies, and Magic: the Gathering.
Guests: Tim Beach from TSR, David "Zeb" Cook from TSR, Monte
Cook from ICE, and Tim Lem Richards from Grey Worlds Magazine.
Plus: Minor Tournaments and 1-Shots, like Naval Miniatures, Modem
Micro Armor, Paranoia, Magi tech, Warhammer 40K, and Space
Marines, Games AuCtidih;
Open Gaming room.
Dealers* Room, Anime Room, and a 24 hour
Registration begins
Friday, Feb 4 at 3:00pm
in room 203 MSC.
Prices:
At the door
Students at the door
For more information call
MSC NOVA at 845-1515..
We are also in need of
$15 AD&D DMs and general
workers.
Persons with disabilities please call (409) 845-1515 to inform us of your special
needs. We request notification three (3) working dayss prior to the enable us to
assist you to the best of our abilities.
COUNSELOR AND T-TEAM
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE
•JANUARY 24 - FEBRUARY 4 at the T-CAMP Office
Rm. 141 Koldus
•Applications are due by 5:00 pm Friday, February 4
•No previous experience necessary
•Interviews will be held February 7-13
•Call the T-CAMP Office at 862-2521 for more information
Hard at work
Cus Morgan/l'HL Battalion
With hands covered with socks, Rick Juarez, a junior education
al kinesiology major, tries to take a manual dexterity test
Wednesday afternoon during the Access Challenge hosted by
the Disabled Students Association. Simulations and demonstra
tions gave participants insight into various disabilities.
Rush
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she said. "We just handle sched
uling."
Stadelmann said A&M stu
dents like Limbaugh because he
serves as a corrective for "the bias
in the national media."
Limbaugh is also a critic of
multiculturalism, and Hensarling
said the decision by A&M to re
quire classes in multiculturalism
for liberal arts majors will be a
factor in getting him to come.
Limbaugh currently has the
top rated radio talk show and has
a successful late-night television
talk show as well.
Both his books, "The Way
Things Ought to Be" and "See, I
Told You So" reached the number
one spot on the New York Times
Best-Seller List.
"I'm optimistic he'll be com
ing," Stadelmann said. "He
knows of the response Republican
speakers like Vice-President
Quayle and Oliver North re
ceived."
The election rally for Quayle
was the largest ever of his politi
cal career, Stadelmapr^said.
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Aggielancl
Republican Ogden critic
of A&M Board of Regents
By James Bernsen
The Battalion
Rep. Steve Ogden R-Brazos
County criticized the Board of Re
gents and called for a reevaluation
of the entire System in a speech to
the Christian Coalition at Texas
A&M Wednesday.
Higher education will face
funding problems in the near fu
ture because funding is being
drawn away to pay for other ser
vices, he said.
"We need to look at ways of
better spending the money we
have," he said.
priced suites in Kyle Fields:|
be stopped.
He said such controvert
hurting the school just as itj
ing recognized as a morej:j
gious University.
"One of the great success!
ries of this school is the fat:
in the last four years, thes|
dards for admittance haves
up," he said.
d
"One of
the things I
think we
need to do
that does not
cost money is
to take a long
look at our
system of
governance,
the Board of
Regents," he
said. "We
Ogden said the taxpayer
pect a lot for their money,a::’ Tncate
current educational systim' ^‘ ai
floundering.
"Where I work, theirnierj, * nVO | v
is to just throw moneya:|i°^ eL '
proble: .Jr 1 :
Whi
"My concern is to im
prove the leadership,
conduct and integrity of
our Board of Regents."
- Rep. Steve Ogden,
R-Brazos County
should also stop naming build
ings for sitting Regents; what kind
of message does that send?"
Ogden said he has mixed feel
ings about the prospects of having
a non-voting student on the
Board, because the student will
not necessarily be from A&M, but
may be from one of the other
schools in the A&M System.
"My concern is to improve the
leadership, conduct and integrity
of our Board of Regents," he said.
"But I know a lot of students at
Texas A&M University who could
make big improvements in those
areas."
Ogden said recent allegations
that Regents used state money to
buy alcohol also concerned him.
"The state appropriations bill
prohibits the use of state funds to
purchase alcoholic beverages," he
said. "I don't think leaders
should have double standards."
Ogden said the policy of pro
viding free alcohol to certain high-
said, 01
the ere;:
of the Hj]
Educa:j
Coordc;
Board.
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such
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Regent
that \vij|
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stitute
well, so we just added anoll
reaucracy," he said.
Ogden called for a reevl
tion of the current systel
which the A&M and texasl
versity Systems have thesj
number of regents a|l
Southern.
Ogden also called foill
limits for Texas Legislators,!
ing that such limits woulf
duce the effects of inte
groups.
"Politicians are undeie
mous pressure, becausespi
interest groups haveal
sway," he said. "ItgetstoJ
after time, and wears I
down."
"I think most ofthemgoS
with good intentions,!
changes over time. Thai's wH
agree with term limits."
He said he introduced,?!
into the legislature for term 1
its, but faced much opposite
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