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(U.S. Naval Academy, Class of
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of 99), and Kristen, 18 (TAMU
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Apology
Continued from Page 1
RHA will also propose sugges
tions to the Board of Regents about
what should be done with the Law
and Puryear lot.
RHA will host Parents Weekend
and continue working on estab
lishing the Greg White Memorial
Scholarship.
Czelusta said he is anticipating a
successful semester.
“We have a lot of stuff on our
RHA plate this semester,” he said.
Continued from Page 1
Becki Elkins-Nesheim, coordi
nator of women’s programs for Spe
cial Student Services, said the de
partment handles situations like
this one.
“That is a component of that po
sition, to address issues of harass
ment and discrimination,” Elkins-
Nesheim said. “The yell leader
incident matched that, and so Spe
cial Student Services responded to
that incident.”
In response, Torn addressed
concerns of those who were
fended by the yell practiceThursd:
at a GLBA meeting. Torn apo!
gized for the comments, andsa;
they were not meant to be offer®
"On behalf of the yell leadet;
the comments at yell practicewei
insensitive and inexcusable,”!
said. “I recognize that. On beta
of the yell leaders, I’m here to si
I’m sorry.
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dent. I’m embarrassed for myse!
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We are truly, truly sorry.”
Conference
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Joy Plummer, director of finance
for MEDALS and a senior journal
ism major, said as a MEDALS par
ticipant in 1993 she had the oppor
tunity to meet new people, win a
MEDALS scholarship and establish
a niche at A&M.
“I had something that I knew I
could be a part of because I had my
own Aggie family here with
MEDALS,” Plummer said.
Plummer said some participants
take the conference seriously and
reconsider their decision on at
tending college.
“Our motto is, ‘If we can affect
one person out of 800, it was worth
it,”’ Plummer said.
Beckmann said they get a lot of
feedback about the
conference and it can
influence those who
are most unsure
about their future’”
“We get a lot of let
ters from them that
indicate ‘You really
made a difference in
my life,”’ she said.
Three $1,000
scholarships are
sponsored by
MEDALS and its pri-
“Our motto is, ‘If
we can affect one
person out of800,
it was worth it/”
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volunteers
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provide housir:
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munications. The scholarships are
based on an essay and will be pre
students Friday night. Interest
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We are moving to a new facility, creating over 100
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Universal Computer Systems, Inc. is expanding into a new facility that will allow us to create 100+ part-time
permanent positions. The facility is conveniently located off of University next to Sidepockets at the corner of
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The new facility has allowed us to be more flexible with hours to accommodate your school schedule. A mini-
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Stop by to fill out an application and to speak with UCS Representatives on
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Rudder Room 308 2pm-7pm
If you are unable to apply in person, please contact our Recruiting Department at:
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http://www.ucs-systems.com
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