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then I get bored, and there's nothing to
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their chests
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Stewart show
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new this fall
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watch them all
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world's goin to hell
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Jesse Raphael
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watch this fall.
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Jeel so small-
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s to students’ degrees because
course can be used to meet
ir humanities or social science
luirements as well.
Bowen has assigned the propos
al to a committee, so it may be a
while before it is approved, he said.
“This is a very divisive issue,”
Bowen said, “so I will talk to
groups on campus and make sure
they understand this is a positive
thing.”
Bowen agreed with Weichold
that many who do not support the
requirement do not understand it.
“They think it is meant to di
vide cultures, but that is not the
case,” he said. “When people
understand this, they tend to
support it.”
The Aggie Players Association presents
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The Forum
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Admission: $3 per person, $5 per couple
$2 per person for groups of 10 or more
The doors open at 9, so get there early.
OU'LL LAUGH. YOU'LL CRY. YOU'LL PEE IN YOUR PANTS.
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ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS
Universal Computer Systems & Ford Dealer Computer Services have teamed up to provide the most
innovative software & hardware available to auto dealers worldwide. Last semester we hired over 30 recent
graduates through our college recruiting efforts alone. Our philosophy has always been to hire at the
entry-level and promote from within based on performance. We set goals for each individual to help build a
strong, challenging career path. We offer competitive entry-level salaries and an excellent benefits package.
Employees come from a variety of backgrounds, many with no previous computer experience. Thanks to our
extensive training program we are able to offer opportunities for Business, Information Systems, Liberal
Arts and Science majors.
Reception for Graduating Seniors
Monday, October 24th
4:00 - 7:00 pm
MSC Rooms 205 and 206
Plan to stop by to discuss opportunities available at UCS/FDCS with company representatives and A&M
alumni. Dress is semi-professional.Company literature is available in the Career Placement office.
UCS/FDCS hires only non-tobacco users. EOF.
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'fSpanish 6 hours
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'fstay with a Local Family
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1300 Post Oak Blvd., #1750
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Phone: 713-961-3836
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