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Page 10 • The Battalion Tuesday* November 15, 1994 Tuesday Doctors have found a way to prevent the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to infant...Come and find out how. r •- J ' >*. ’■ ' v ' l y ;*• ^ ^ ‘-S v -i ' l ■■ ' v .. . •/ '*• ■ - ' ’/? • Activist say it is the woman’s choice to decide about testing...Are they right? Politicians want to make it mandatory for all women who become pregnant to be tested for HIV/AIDS... Is that right? ■ Come listen to the experts and discuss with them how you really feel. Do Our Children Have To Die? E,L, Miller Lectures Series; Wednesday November 16,1994 7:00 pm Rudder Theater The views expressed in this program are not necessarily those of the MSC or MSC Political Forum. Sponsored by: MSC Political Forum Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request three (3) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our ability. Tim Moog/Tm Battalion Taking care of a special patient Vet technician, Desiree McCollam, holds a Drake, a fourth year vet student, changes the two-year-old munt jac, Monte, while Jason dressing on the animal’s broken leg. Bringing Back OP Army Style Junior Activities for the day of Elephant Walk • November 17, 1994 You don’t want to miss the events that prepare the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 1996 to take over campus! • 96 minutes after noon (1:36 pm): party pics with a live elephant at Duncan Field!!! • Move to Kyle Field to hear awesomm® speaker Pat Patterson ‘26, who helped with the very first Elephant Walk in Aggie history! • Be a part of a human “96” on Kyle Field for more fun pictures! • Aggie 96 and Pull out Yell Practice WFIOOP! jutnviv m < “The Class of 96 feeds 96 families.” Please bring a canned food item to the Junior activities at Kyle Field on November 17. Gig* Em! Check Us Out, Then Check In With Mom. It’s Our Treat! Receive A TREE Calling Card Compliments of LDDS Communications, Inc. Good For 30 Minutes Of Long Distance When You Open A Student Checking Account— Now That's A Deal Worth Calling Home About! Not only do we make it easy to check in with Mom, NationsBank Student Banking makes it easy to keep your college budget under control. For just $3 a month or $36 a year, you can: • Write as many checks as you want-without per-check fees Enjoy unlimited access to NationsBank ATMs at no charge Apply for a NationsBank MasterCard^ or Visa 4,1 with no annual fee the first year! Enroll in NationsBank Student Banking today. Because when it comes to banking that’s easy on your budget, NationsBank Student Banking is a deal worth calling home about! A&M Banking Center 111 University Dr. East • 268-8709 Nations Bank © Oiler good while supply Insls at A&M Hanking (-enter only. Credit is subject to credit approval. Visa' and MasterCard' an issued by NationsBank of Delaware. N.A. NationsBank of Texas. N.A. Member CDIC. C7.WV NationsBank C orporatian Rot beti servant, Robert S mer was Adminis departm more ste any of tb itable bij Smith tract wit how all t What’ ble spenl commod: other A<S Smith were for Broadwa rides anc I checkec That’s trouble b along, ar Si The have t are ye' studen to deal Stui of the their p ened ir Proj Service studer alone £ inal of this is therm c fers st and co Stude these more vi< A&M nity to 1 is offer departn ology cr< Colie revered