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sity student senate chairman, said
Bowen was a student oriented
president.
“In the past, he would set aside
days just to talk to students and
gather their opinions on issues af
fecting our campus,” Matthews
said. “He makes a real effort to in
teract with students.”
Bowen said he plans to main
tain an open-door policy with stu
dents when he arrives at Texas
A&M.
Matthews, who described OSU
as the most conservative school in
the Big 8 Conference, said Bowen
changed the atmosphere of the
university.
“The atmosphere surrounding
the university was very repressed
when Dr. Bowen came in,”
Matthews said. “But he came in
with a positive attitude about the
job and the atmosphere of the
university changed.”
Matthews said Bowen would be
missed.
“We really enjoyed Dr. Bowen
the time he was here and congrat
ulate your university on getting a
very fine administrator,” he said.
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Mountain Bike, Trek 820, new tires, accessories, helmet,
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Condo for sale. 1br-1bth studio, new carpet, tile, etc.
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Summer sublease spacious 1 bdrm apartment. Fully
furnished, full bath & kitchen, large walk-in closet, bal
cony, pool, W/D, TV/cable, 1 mile from campus, shuttle
route. Water & cable paid, $475/mo. 846-5427.
Automobiles
1983 Jeep CJ7, 4-WD, 4-speed, white & blue, $4,500.
Call 693-2348.
1988 Mazda RX7 - Turbo, loaded, warranty, low mileage,
sunroof, $8,400/060, 764-9628.
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693-4710, leave message.
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weddings, barbecues, sports events, etc. Mlc./llghts
available. Reasonable rates. Call The Party Block at 693-
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What's Up
Friday
Campus Crusade For
Christ: Weekly meeting in 102
Zachry at 7p.m. Call Mike at
696-2884.
United Campus Ministn
Bible study, fun, fellowship it
A&M Presbyterian church doj
5:30 to 6:30 p.m.. CaUjasonii
847-3674 or Monica 847-320],
United Campus Ministry:
Bible Study and Christian Fellow
ship at A&M Presbyterian in
UCM office from 5:30-6:30
p.m.. Call Jason at 847-3674 or
Monica at 847-3207.
Navasota Nostalgia
Days: 1 OK race and 2 milefc
run/walk. Call Doug at 821
3 728 or Grimes County Cham
ber of Commerce at 8 2 5-6600
International Students
Group: Meet other internation
al students each Friday from 3-4
p.m. Go to 104 Henderson Hall
or call Dr. Lin at 845-4427.
Caribbean Student Assth
ciation: Party featuring the Re;
gae Band “Liberation ’ fromi!
p.m.-2 a.m. on the third floor
the Cantina in Downtown Bra
For more information call Eli:
beth at 846-7037.
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Aggie Mom’s Boutique:
Come out to the boutique and
get Aggie stuff on Friday from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday
from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
Duncan Dining Hall.
Puerto Rican Studem
Association: Last genetil
meeting and elections at 7 pi
in 404 Rudder. For more infoi-
mation call Cinthya at 696-1361
Lutheran Student Fel
lowship: International Bible
Study at 6:30 p.m. in University
Lutheran Chapel and Student
center. Call Rev. Manus at 846-
6687.
Saturday
Catholic Student Associ
ation: Bring your parents by it
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Student Counseling Ser
vice Learning Skills Center: Ba
sic techniques workshop in Hen
derson Hall from 1-3 p.m.
845-4427.
Student Center. For more info:
mation call Tonya at 846-5717.
Call
Habitat for Humanity.
General meeting and 5K fun run
plans in MSC 230 at 7pm. Call
Andrea at 847-0516.
Gay, Lesbian and Biset
ual Aggies: P-FLAG - Parents
and friends of lesbians and gays
panel and reception from 2-t
p.m. in 106 Richardson. Foi
more information call the GA1-
LINE at 847-0321.
Sunday
Students Over Tradition
al Age: Meet at Duddley’s in
Northgate at 6 p.m. Call Leslie at
693-0272.
Muslim Students Associ
ation: Friday prayer and Islamic
lecture in 301 Rudder from
12:50 to 1:30 p.m.. Call Numan
at 846-5199.
TAMU Skydiving Club
Skydiving into the Simpson Ml
field at 12 p.m. Ground crew
needed. For more information
call Mike Morris.
12th Man Student Foun
dation: Final home match-
Women’s tennis vs. South Caret-
na at 1:30 p.m. at the Omit
Catholic Student Associ
ation: Graduate students meet
for weekly foodfest at 6 p.m in
St. Mary’s student center. Call
Kelly or Sandra at 693-7974.
Smith Tennis Center. For mote
information call Brain at 846-
8193.
SPIC-MACAY: demon
stration on South Indian classical
music by eminent vocalist Alepey
Venkatesan at All Faith’s chapel at
8 p.m. Call Padma at 846-6838
or Rajan at 846-5350.
LEGALS - Mock Trial
Team: General meeting todit
cuss the case from 7-9p.m. it
141A MSC. For more inform;
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Call Reginald at 847-1815 or
David at 847-2005.
Allies: Training for those in
terested in serving as Allies for
the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual
community from 3-7 p.m. in
1 46 Koldus. For more informa
tion call Zack Coapland.
Bahai Club: Fireside-intro
duction to Bahai faith with din
ner served at 6:30 p.m.. Call
764-3160.
Vietnamese American
Student Association: Ban
quet, dance, party at holiday Inn
from 7pm to 2 a.m. Call Huy at
846-7585.
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Elections
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have people that are very com
mitted to getting the job done
and realize that this is not a fun
job.”
Crain said changes to election
regulations will be made over the
summer so the Student Senate
can vote on changes at their first
or second meeting next fall be
fore freshman elections are held.
“A lot of things need to be de
fined,” Crain said.
“What people need to realize
is that there are going to be
loopholes no matter wnat the
regulations say.”
Brooke Leslie, student body
president, is working on setting
up a committee to look into
changes in election regulations.
Leslie will appoint committee
members after the selection of
her vice presidents this weekend.
Problems arose during the re
cent elections after Will Haraway,
commander of the Corps of
Cadets, circulated a memo
among cadets with the names of
all students and cadets running
for office.
Questions also surfaced when
some candidate’s names were
scratched off voter packets dur
ing the voting.
Crain said the four students
who were caught scratching off
names will not receive any fur
ther punishment from Student
Government or the election com
mission.
“As far as we’re concerned,
the punishment came when their
ballots were not counted,” Crain
said.
“To me the issue dies when
they are unable to voice theii
opinion.”
Thomas Darling, Corps com
mandant, said no punishment is
being pursued at this time
against tne three cadets who were
caught scratching off names.
He said the issue is currently
in the hands of Haraway anii
James McCleskey, chief of opera-i
tions and training whoisin)
charge of the Corps Honotj
Board.
Darling said their guilt is still'
to be determined.
“If the charges are substantial-1
ed, then some action should be;
taken,” he said.
.!
“What people need to:
realize is that there:
are going to be loop*
holes no matter what
the regulations say.”
— Michael Craw
h
election commissioner
Darling said he thinks changes-
in the regulations are in order,
and the Corps will be responsive!
to any changes that are made. |
“I would predict they will;
comply with any new regula-;
tions,” he said.
“The Corps will remain inter-,
ested and involved in the election:
process.”
Darling said it is important;
that the elections be left in the;
hands of the students.
“This is a student-led, stu
dent-organized event. We should
leave this to the students,” Dar-:
ling said.