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Phone: 845-0280
222 Beutel Health Center
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Tuesday
or email murden@orca.tamu.edu.
Society of Women Engineers:
There will be a general meeting at
7 p.m. in 103 Zachry. For more in
formation call Ashley at 693-2698.
Goal Patrol: We will discuss ways
to support the Lady Aggies soccer
team at 8:30 p.m. in 707 Rudder.
For more information call Jennifer
Edwards at 696-3932.
Valley Cyclery Bike Drive for Still
Creek Boys Ranch: Please drop
old bikes off at Valley Cyclery. They
will be repaired and distributed to
the boys at Still Creek Ranch for
Christmas. For more information,
call Debbie Rodgers at 696-1065.
Parents' Weekend Comm
There will be an importantinli
tional meeting for nomim
someone special for Aggie Pcfr^—
of the Year at 8 p.m. in 70<
Rudder. For more informaticr
tact Brandy Perrault at 6943:
Horsemen’s Association: There
will be a general meeting in 113
Kleberg at 7 p.m. For more infor
mation call Shannon Castle at
696-3381.
Comet Cleaners Coat Drive: Drop
off your coats at any Comet Clean
ers location and they will be
cleaned and distributed to needy
families. Comet Cleaners is locat
ed at 1712 Southwest Parkway in
College Station or E. 29th Street
in Bryan. For more information, call
Debbie at 696-1065.
Wednesday
TAMU Snow Ski Club: The'
be a mandatory meetini
everyone attending then
8:30 p.m. in 308 Rudder,
cannot attend contact one
officers asap!
American Institute of Chemical
Engineers: A representative from
BASF will be speaking in 203
Zachry at 7:30 p.m. Free pizza
will be served. For more informa
tion call Robert Carpenter at
862-4709.
Aggieland HOBY: There will be a
general meeting at 8:30 p.m. in
510 Rudder.
AM Western Wear for Still Creek
Boys Ranch: Drop off jeans,
boots, and flannel shirts to be do
nated to Still Creek Boys Ranch at
AM Western Wear, located at 2408
Texas Avenue South in College Sta
tion. For more information call
Debbie at 696-1065.
Comet Cleaners Coat Drive::
off your coats at any Cornett
ers location and theywi!
cleaned and distributed tof
families. Comet Cleaners is
ed at 1712 Southwest Parh
College Station or E. 29th!
in Bryan. For more informatio r
Debbie at 696-1065.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.:
“Is George Bush the Biggest Dope
Dealer Ever?” Quanell X and
Harley Schangler will be presenting
a lecture on the crack-cocaine ex
plosion at 7 p.m. in Rudder The
atre. Admission is free.
Cobblestone Shoes for Homeless:
Drop off shoes at either location
and they will be refurbished and
given to the homeless/needy fami
lies for Christmas. Cobblestone is
located at 2418B Texas Avenue in
College Station or 3115 S. Texas
Avenue in Bryan.
AM Western Wear for Still
Boys Ranch: Drop offje
boots, and flannel shirts to
nated to Still Creek Boys Ra-
AM Western Wear, located a:
Texas Avenue South in Colla
tion. For more informatior
Debbie at 696-1065.
TSEA: There will be a general
meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. in 110
Koldus. For more information call
Heidi at 693-5290.
Pre-Vet Society: Dr. Hart will be
speaking on orthopedic surgery
and opportunities after vet
school at 8:30 p.m. in 292 A
MSC. For details call Sally Walter
at 696-6543.
Horticulture and Forestry Science
Departments: The Department
presents “A Disney Christmas" in
the Horticulture and Forestry Sci
ence Building. The MASH toy drive
will continue today and and end on
December 7. For more information,
call Gretchen at 774-0911.
FACEs (Freshmen Adjustir
College Experiences): The:
be a general meeting at 7[
231 MSC. Learn howtoteL
good time with natural hi E hi *l u c ni .°, r i u
details call FACEs at 845-98!-| ' >ai ' 1
English Club: There will be a poet
ry reading and officer elections at
7 p.m. in 404 Rudder. For more in
formation call Nancy at 693-6198.
Graduate Student Council: There
will be a general meeting at 5:30
p.m. in the Governance Room of
the Koldus Building. For more in
formation call Blake at 845-5777
Off Campus Aggies(OCA): There
will be a general meeting at 8:30
p.m. in 224 MSC. For more infor
mation call Rustin Richburg at
845-0688.
What’s Up is a Battalion
that lists non-profit studen:
faculty events and activ
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events and will not ben
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Most students say that from the time they enter A&M as
freshmen, they learn and grow not only from their classroom
education but from their college experiences.
Lisa Marye, a Fish Camp ’97 assistant director and senior ki
nesiology major, said her most memorable times and lessons
come from Fish Camp.
“At Fish Camp, we try to teach the fish that the most im
portant thing about A&M is that we help each other," Marye
said. “It’s a very unselfish University because we help people
we don’t even know. I’m glad I didn’t have to wait until I was
a senior to learn that because it’s added so much to my life
here in Aggieland.”
The Corps of Cadets also teaches life lessons to students
at A&M.
Stephen Foster, Corps commander and a senior political
science major, plans to continue his education at law school.
“Every year the Corps teaches you something different,”
Foster said. “By the time you’re a senior, you have the ability to
work hard, stay focused, and be self-confident. Through my
years at A&M in the Corps, I’ve learned to be a man of my word
and a man of action.”
Seniors must take the knowledge they gathered while at
A&M and choose their paths. The anticipation causes mixed
feelings for all.
Frankie Browning, a senior journalism major, said his pend
ing graduation came too soon.
“I’m excited, but it went by fast," Browning said.
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