Just like your first
bike or first pair of
blades, your first new
car is unforgettable
excitement. And now
that it’s time for some
serious transportation,
Chrysler Corporation
and Bossier Chrysler /
Dodge / Jeep Eagle
wants to make your
first new set of wheels
even more memorable
with a $400 bonus.
Friday • April 21,
Page 6 • The Battalion T (DCAL
jm—j
ARF: Task force proposes MSC artwork diversity l " d
Continued from Page 1
Our college graduate
program -- Extra
Credit ‘95 — offers
qualified ‘93, ‘94 and.
‘95 college graduates,
grad students and stu
dents within six
months of graduation
cash back on the pur
chase or lease of any
new Chrysler
Corporation vehicle —
that’s in addition to
any other national
consumer incentives*.
And don’t let your lack
of funds bum you out.
Chrysler Credit has a
variety of programs
you may qualify for --
even without estab
lished credit.
Other artwork recommenda
tions would add more artwork to
the meeting rooms of the MSC
and Rudder complex walls, which
are virtually without artwork.
“We believe there is a great
opportunity for the students of
this university, and its staff and
visitors, that is being missed to
be educated because of this,” the
task force proposal said.
The task force recommended
decorating these areas with mu
rals depicting the campus’ differ
ent student groups and cultures.
Patrick Conway, MSC Council
president and member of the
task force, said the task force
also noted that although most
students enter the MSC through
the east entrance, the north side
has all the information about the
building’s dedication.
“Twenty years ago, most stu
dents entered the building
through the main entrance by
the hotel desk,” Conway said.
“But now everyone enters from
the east side because of Rudder,
the Koldus building and how it’s
all arranged now.
“This entrance is kind of
bland and empty. It would be a
good idea to put something
about the dedication there where
most people enter.”
Other recommendations
include:
• placing a statue of
Matthew Gaines, an African-
American and former U.S. sen
ator who helped found A&M, in
the University Center.
• creating an updated text
detailing the entire University
Center collection, the historyo;
the holdings and theit
significance.
• advertising in The Battai
ion about additions ani
changes to the building or hav
ing trivia contests.
• reserving a wall in the MSC
to recognize student accomplisk
ments and organizations.
•placing video monitors
around the University Center
showing short clips of campus
programs.
• adding a wall of traditions
to the MSC where artist depic
tions of traditions can demon
strate to visitors what it means
to have the human Aggie spirit.
• relocating the eight Medal
of Honor winner plaques to one
location where they wouldbe
centered around a description n 1
the award.
Police Beat
The following incidents were
reported to the University Police
Department between April 10
and April 17.
Misdemeanor Theft
Hydromechanics Laboratory
— A Ricoh, XF30D, 35mm cam
era and a Double Acrow electric
shaver were stolen from a first-
floor room.
victim reported that he saw an
individual remove all the copies
of a newspaper shortly after he
placed them in the news box.
He identified the suspect.
pullout stereo player was stolen.
Driving While Intoxicated
Clark Street— An intoxicated
motorist was incarcerated in the
Brazos County Jail.
Burglary of a Building
Blocker Building—Ai
floor office was forcibly entered
and six books and a bag of candy
were stolen.
Zachry Engineering Center —
A white Trek 800 18-speed bicy
cle was stolen.
So stop by or call
today. With Extra
Credit ‘95, you can
reward yourself with
something more
incredible than your
first vacation without
the folks.
Underwood Hall - A purple
Schwinn Sidewinder 10-speed
bicycle was stolen.
Criminal Trespass
Underwood Hall — An un
escorted male, who refused to
leave when confronted by a Resi
dent Adviser fled when police
were called.
Harassment
Peterson Building— A victim
received a somewhat annoyinf
telephone call.
Leonard Hall — Five books
were stolen from the victim’s
third floor room.
Walton Hall — A gray Unive
ga 18-speed bicycle was stolen.
Burglary of a Vehicle
Parking Area 30— The vic
tim’s 1988 Jeep was entered and
a Panasonic, Model CQ-D55EU,
AM/FM/cassette pullout stereo,
a winch control, a Blinn College
parking hangtag and automobile
insurance card were all stolen.
Criminal Mischief
Parking Area 30 — The from
passenger window of a Mil
subishi pick-up truck was bro
ken out. The owner checked the
vehicle and reported that all the
property was present.
B
Lady
recer
The
basketba
Patricia
Kerrie Pc
national le
Thom
from Dibc
points, L
five assi:
She was
state lean
Patter
from Yat
16.4 poin
this sea
District
Thom
future A&
a five-foo
Temple, ;
Associatit
Trach
Austi
Parking Area 50—A sharpie
strument was used to puncture
the left front tire of a 1991 Isurj
pick-up truck.
B O S^t E R
Horticulture Forest Science
Building—A Sartorius scale was
stolen from a fifth floor office.
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
DODGE ■ ■ JEEP ■ ■ EAGLE
iV*Vrn m u m
4100 Highway 6 South in Bryan
(on the Bypass between'the Briarcrest and University exits)
823-8111
Academic Building — A Mo
torola cellular telephone was
stolen from a fourth floor room.
Parking Area 30— The dri
ver’s side window of a Ford Mus
tang was shattered and a Sony
AM/FM/cassette player. Model
EXR20, was stolen.
East Entrance MSC— The
Parking Area 88 - The passen
ger side window was broken out
and a Pioneer AM/FM/cassette
Moses Hall— While investigat
ing an activated fire alarm with
the College Station Fire Depart
ment, the investigating officer
was notified of a previous fire out
side a third floor room. The fire
had discolored four floor tiles
The occupant of the room advised
the officer that he had burnt alet
ter outside his room April It
$400 bonus is not available with any other private offer. Offer is good on any new 1994, 1995, 1996 Chrysler Corporation vehicle and ends December 31, 1995.
1994 model vehicle eligibility may end prior to December 31, 1995. See dealer for complete details, eligibility requirements and exclusions.
The
women’s
move up
competit
Conferen
today at b
The rr
its first £
A&M ha
straight y
the Unive
The L
improve
finish in
last 12 S
has A&M
Ag
tes
□ Thi
prove
the S\
to hei
Loose Diamonds
Round Diamond
Marquise Cut
Carat
Color
Clarity
Price
Carat
Color
Clarity
Price
.48
J
11
$700°°
.31
I
Sil
$475°°
.49
H
SI1
1,215°°
.31
H
VS2
675°°
.51
I
Sil
1,265°°
.49
J
SI2
1,050°°
.52
Purple
SI1
2,500°° '
.49
I
VS2
1,176°°
.58
H
11
775°°
.54
H
SI
1,550°°
.54
H
11
725 00
.57
K
Sil
1,150°°
.67
I
SI1
1,660°°
.63
G
Sil
2,050°°
.70
I
12
850°°
.67
H
VS2
1,950°°
.70
G
SI1
1,975"°
.68
J
VS2
1,900°°
.70
I
Sil
2,100°°
.69
K
VVS2
1,750°°
.71
H
Sil
2,200°°
.75
G
VS1/VVS2
3,500°°
.72
I
Sil
2,160°°
.76
F
SI3
2,250°°
.72 *
G
S11/S12
2,300“°
.83
H
Sil
3,150"°
.95
I
11
2,275°°
.84
K/L
Sil
2,150°°
1.02
I/J
11
2,450°"
.92
H
Sil
3,600""
1.06
K
11
2,050°°
.94
K
Sil
2,650"°
1.11
F
SI2
3,950°°
1.02
D
Sil
5,450“°
1.16
J
Sil
3,950“°
1.04
F
SI2
3,850°“
1.40
I
11
3,950°°
1.12
H
Sil
3,250°°
1.64
J
Sil
6,600°"
1.21
K
SI3
3,750°°
1.76
H
Si3
6,900°°
1.86
J/K
Si3
4,350°°
1.77
J
11
3,950°°
1.79
H
Si3
6,900"°
Pear Shape
1.89
2.59
K
O
SI3
SI2
4,350°°
5,500°°'
Carat
Color
Clarity
Price
Oval
.47 -
F
Sil
$1,300°°
.49
H
Sil
1,253°°
Carat
Color
Clarity
Price
.50
F
Si2
1,100°°
.40
J
VS1
$675°° .
.61
I
VS1
1,220°°
.50
I
SL2
1,383°°
.79
K
Sil
1,675°°
.53
G
Si2
980°°
.92
K
VS2
2,300°°
.65
F
Si2
1,865"°
1.02
J
Sil
3,250°°
.93
G
Si2
2,738"°
1.05
J/K
11
2,300°°
1.00
G
11
2,700°°
2.01
K
SI3
4,675°°
1.53
I/J
Sil
5,800°°
1.95
I
Si3
4,450°°
Emerald Cut
Princess
Carat
Color
Clarity *
Price
Carat
Color
Clarity
Price
.43
L
VVS2
$750°°
.49
K
Sil
$875°°
.71
H
SI2
1,675°°
.53
K
VS1
975°°
.74
H
SI 3
1,575°°
.72
I
SL2
1,475°°
.75
H
SI3
1,275°°
.72
H
11
1,475°°
.83
H
SI 3
1,575°°
.70
H
SI1/VS2
1,980°"
.88
G
SI2
1,750°°
.80
.80
1.00
J
H
* H
11
11
SI3
1,375°°
1,475°°
2,325°°
.93
1.28
G
I
SI3
VS2
1,950°°
4,650°°
BREITLING
1Q84-
Instruments for Professionals
4 <
CHRONOMAT
Close cooperation with pilots ond
nviiltion experts enables Breitling
to continue improving its chronograph
designs all the time.
The Chronomat features a selfwinding
mechanical movement, a rotating bezel
and a screw-locked crown.
This instrument is water-resistant
down to 100 meters.
MON. - FRI.
Hours
10-5
SAT.
10-3
Bridal sets in semi mounts 45% w/purchase of solitaire diamond
Ask about our Honeymoon Trip Give - Away! with purchase of a diamond or engagement ring.
n
units u
un
Class of '79
<3>
nc..
//
"Very Personal Investments
Rare Coins, Loose Diamonds,
Precious Metal, Fine Jewelry & Watches
313B South College Ave. (Albertson's Center) • 846-8916
are in
place i
co n f e ]
H
there
Th
ture 1
seasc
enoug
Me
histor
tribut
reer i
mighf
will ei
At
role n
tincti
lete a
He
piling
and g