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WARNING: Oleanna contains strong language and adult situations.
A panel discussion on sexual harassment will be held immediately following this performance.
Leading the discussion will be members of the faculty and student body, a local attorney and
a representative from the office of the Texas A&M University System General Counsel.
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Northeasterly winds 5-10 m.p.h.
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TEXAS A&M UN/VERS/TY
A Department within the Division of Student Affairs
Monday, Oct. 10, 1994
Rec Facility Hotline 845-0721
Read Court Reservations 845-2624
Intramural Rain Out Info 845-2625
Penberthy Go!f Range 845-9655
Outdoor Equipment Rental ...845-4511
Rec Sports Office 845-7625
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Exercise Classes
Informal Recreation
Instructional Clinics
Intramurals
Sport Clubs
TAMU Outdoors
Week At A Glance
Mon., Oct. 10
★ Entries Open:
Badminton
tAt PickJeball
ir Punt, Pass & Kick
Hiking Day Trip
uV Rock Climbing Trip
Tues., Oct. 11
tSt Entries Close:
nV Handball
tV Racquetball
Track & Field Meet
ir Wrestling
Ski New Mexico I WHAT'S A REC SPORTS
OFFICIAL?
Christmas Break Trip ’94-Dec. 16-20
Wed., Oct. 12
★ Health and Wellness Fair,
10 a.m. - 2 p.m:, MSC Main
Hall and Flag Room. Stop
and see our display!
Flickerball entries open next Monday.
LEARN CPR
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Thursjoct, 13
6-9 p.nt
Join TAMU in skiing beautiful New Mexico-your
preference of downhill, cross-country, or both! Have
an exhilarating time "shooshing” down slopes or
gliding across the snow on cross-country trails. We
will downhill ski at Red River Ski Area which
offers a variety of runs for every
skiing ability and a top eleva
tion of 10,350 ft. Cross-country
skiers will enjoy the Enchanted
Forest Ski Area with 1400 acres
of spectacular forests and
sweeping meadows. Lodging is
at the Golden Eagle Lodge in
llilil,,.;:,,.., r tor 'nonbBec employees.
No charge for Rec Sports employees.
1111 Register at the Rec Sports Office, 159 Read./
Deadline to register is one day in advance of class.
Red River, the "Ski Town of the Southwest." The
downhill ski option is $282*/$310** and includes
transportation, lodging, and a two-day lift ticket.
The cross-country ski option is $257*/$283** and
includes transportation, lodging, and a one-day
instruction, two-day ski rental and trail pass pack
age. Other activities available to you at an addi
tional cost are snowboarding, snowshoeing,
snowmobiling, innertubing, and horseback riding.
Sign up in the Rec Sports Office. Visa, MasterCard,
Discover and American Express welcome.
Deadline to register is Friday.
WE PQ NOT; WEEfl:
give tickets give signals
make telephone calls call games
stay indecisive make decisions
sign documents sign in for hours
Be a Rec Sports Official!
Excellent working conditions,
training program and flexible hours.
Experience not necessary!
FLICKERBALL OFFICIALS’
ORIENTATION MEETING:
Mon., Oct. 17
7 p.m., 164 Read
For more information, come to the
Rec Sports Office, 159 Read, or call 845-7826
Fri., Oct. 14
★ Brackets Posted:
Handball & Racquetball,
2 p.m.
★ Innertube water polo peti
tions due-noon
Intramurals
PENBERTHY
TAMU Outdoors
Listed below are the activities opening in the next few
weeks. For more information, come to the Rec Sports
Office, 159 Read, or call 845-7826.
Sat., Oct. 15
★ Women’s Rugby, Zachry
Fields
Mon., Oct. 17
★ Entries Open:
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Sport
Open
Close
Fee
Flickerball
Oct 17
Oct. 25
$20
Field Goal Kicking
Oct. 17
Oct. 25
Free!
Bowling
Oct 24
Nov. 1
$1.50
Archery
Oct 31
Nov. 8
Free!
Weightlifting
Oct 31
Nov. 8
Free!
Cross Country Run
Nov. 7
Nov. 17
Free!
Eight-Ball Singles
Nov. 7
Nov. 15
$2
Sport Trivia Bowl
Nov. 7
Nov. 15
Free!
...sign up soon!
GOLF RANGE
Fall Hours*
Monday-Thursday 4 pm-9 pm
Friday - Sunday I pm - 9 pm
Don't forget about
Two for Tuesdays*
4 p.m. - I0:30p.m.
Buy one buchef of balls
and get the second
FREE!
*Thc Range will remain open until 10:30 pm. on Sundays-
Thursdaystlll Nov. 17. when Intramural contests arc played.
Listed below are the activities opening in the next few weeks. For more
information, come to the Rec Sports Office,
159 Read, or call 845-7826.
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Fee
Canoe Trip
Oct 15-16
NOW
TODAY
$35*/40**
Kayak Workshop
Oct 22-23
NOW
Oct 17
$50*/55**
Rock Climbing Trip
Oct 28-30
TODAY
Oct 24
$48*/55**
Hiking Day Trip
Oct 30
TODAY
Oct 24
$15*/20**
Backpacking Trip
Nov. 4-6
Oct 17
Oct 31
$35 + /40**
ML Biking Trip
Nov. 6
Oct 17
Oct31
$25*/30**
Rock Climbing Trip
Nov. 11-13
Oct 24
Nov. 7
$48*/55**
Skiing in New Mexico
Sea Kayaking-
Dec. 16-20
NOW
Oct 14
See ad above.
Baja, Mexico
Sail/SCUBA the
May 15-20
NOW
April 14,95
$380*7418**
Bahamas
Aug. 19-25
NOW
June 15, 95 $649
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