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Monday • February 10,1
Campus-to-campus shuttle starts toda
The Reveille bus route will no longer service the Blinn campuL
By Marissa Alanis
The Battalion
Starting today, the new Texas A&M shuttle to
Blinn will provide transportation service for stu
dents enrolled in both schools.
Prior to the new service, the off-campus
Reveille bus route serviced the Blinn campus,
making it the third to last stop. The entire route
to and from A&M was allotted 36 minutes.
Michael Hutney, assistant manager for Shut
tle Bus Operations, said the Blinn portion of the
Reveille route is being discontinued. The Blinn
campus will be serviced by its own shuttle.
“We’re providing better service for Reveille pa
trons and still providing service to Blinn patrons
as well,” Hutney said.
The Blinn shuttle route will run Monday
through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The bus stop
at Blinn will be located in front of the campus.
Because of Blinn’s abbreviated class schedule
on Fridays, the bus route’s Friday hours will be
shortened from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The new bus stop is directly across from the
on-campus Reveille bus stop on Hogg Street.
The Reveille bus will run in an eastbound di
rection while the Blinn shuttle will go in a west
bound direction. The Centerpole bus route,
“We’re providing better
service for Reveille patrons
and still providing service
to Blinn patrons as well.”
* Michael Hutney
Asst, manager, Shuttle Bus Operations
which has an on-campus stop on Asbury Street
at the corner of the Northside parking garage,
will take over the Blinn route and run from 6:30
p.m. to 10 p.m.
Reveille will resume serving the East 29th
Street and Briarcrest Drive area in Bryan.
Jeremy Drager, a bus driver and senioii
cultural economics major, said many™
passengers complained the route tooktoo|
with the addition of the Blinn stop.
“It took an extra six minutes on thealreal
minute route,” Drager said.
He said it can be hard to decide wheilj
keep the Blinn stop on the Reveille routei
make different routes instead.
“It’s really trial and error on all theseroi
Drager said. "You don’t know what it’sgoinfiBr r I These at
like with all this traffic until you try it out" P I of the s
Drager said only a handful of peoplewet* JL prise I
ing to Blinn, and the addition of the new fi s j olv j 0 eX pi Q
should clear up much confusion. (H
Jonathan Miller, a Reveille passengeranii|L c j v jij za ti ons
nior industrial engineering m ajor, saidM, reno one h a j
though he thinks co-enrolled studentsscB^jg jj ne hear
take responsibility for finding their own ri:*/ 0 f everv § tar
new Blinn shuttle will be beneficial tostucGL eX nlain the
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more co-enrolled students some convenitj
Miller said.
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KNOWLEDGE
WEEK
"Destined to Dominate:
A Week of Change"
Feb. 10-14, 1997
Monday - movie “Sankofa’
Rudder Theater 7 pm
$2 Admission
Tuesday - Discussion of
“Sankofa”, Facilitator:
Mr. Rodney McClendon
224 MSC 8-10 PM
Thursday - Speaker:
Commissioner
John Wiley Price
206 MSC 8:30-1 Opm
[Friday - African Market
place
MSC Flagroom 12-4 PM
For more information call the MSC BAC at 845-1515.
6*
Persons with disabilities call 845-1515 to inform us of your special
needs. We request notification three (3) working days prior to the
event to enable us to assist you to the best of our abilities.
Continued from Page 1
Rick Powell, coordinator for Stu
dent Legal Services, said a bar
tender charged with selling to a mi
nor can face jail time or a fine.
Bartenders are required to have
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commis
sion certification through a course
on alcoholic beverages.
In the class, bartenders learn
about the effects of alcohol and
when to stop serving someone.
A business can lose its liquor li
cense or face sanctions such as
fines, if found liable for misconduct
of serving alcohol.
If Hurricane Harry’s is found li
able, it will lose its liquor license and
may have to close down.
Kendall Bonds, a senior agrono
my major, said he visits Hurricane
Harry’s often.
“I would hate to see Harry’s shut
down,” Bonds said. "But action needs
to be taken to prevent any incidents
such as this from happening again.”
Hurricane Harry’s owner Gary
Seaback was unavailable for
comment.
Dancers
Continued from Page 1
James Flora, vice president of the
Aggie Wranglers and a senior
wildlife major, said the dance squad
has an extensive resume. In addi
tion to repeated appearances on
TNN, the group performed at the
1994 World Cup soccer cofnpetition
and the 1996 NBA All-Star game.
Flora said the Wranglers also per
form every year at the MSC Variety
Show, the Muster Barbecue, the
Bevo Burn and at the State Fair of
Texas during Texas-OU Weekend.
Flora said the group’s recent
trip to Nashville was a memorable
experience.
“We had a really good time,”
he said.
Senate
Continued from Page 1
The fifth proposal, altering the
size of the Senate, will be decided by
the Senate.
The consensus of the Sunday
night group was to decrease the size
of the Senate, without eliminating
residency seats.
Suggestions included decreasing
the number of off-campus senators
from the current 18 seats to nine or
four senators and adding at-large
Senate members.
The bill will be drafted this week
before the Senate’s Wednesday
night meeting when it will be pre
sented for first reading.
At the Feb. 6 meeting, students
and members of Student Govern
ment discussed different ways to
improve the Senate.
The Senate’s internal affairs team
compiled the results of the Feb. 6
meeting and drew up the proposal
presented at the forum Sunday.
Childers said the meeting al
lowed people attending to openly
discuss ideas and suggestions with
out feeling threatened.
"I think it (Feb. 6 meeting) was
probably the most productive
meeting Senate has had all year,”
Childers said.
Those who attended were divid
ed into small discussion groups
each led by a Senate officer.
Each group discussed three is
sues concerning the Senate. The
first issue focused on different ways
to make Senators accountable to
their constituents.
The next issue concentrated on
what requirements Senators should
have before election and during
their term in the Senate.
The final issue addressed the
best process for filling vacant seats
in the Senate.
Each Senate officer turned in a
written report of their group's sug
gestions and ideas after the meeting.
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VACATIONS
What's Up?
Monday
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But be careful
Men’s Lacrosse Club: There will be
a practice session from 4-6 p.m. at
the Zachry Fields. Everyone is wel
come, and no experience is re
quired. For information call Todd
Hendreks at 764-8561.
Women’s Lacrosse: There will be prac
tice from 4-6 p.m. at the Zachry fields.
Beginners are welcome. For more in
formation call Monica at 694-6915.
Officers’ Christian Fellowship: There
will be Bible study addressing "How
can I be a Christian and in the mili
tary or Corps of Cadets?” at 8:30
p.m. in the DaSheill Room of the
Corps Center. For more information
contact Tara Tip at 847-1081.
Aggime: Everyone is welcome to at
tend a free Japanese animation
screening from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on
the 6th floor of the Evans Library
(LRD). For more information call
Arthur at 846-7048.
Aggie Lutherans: There will be a
Bible study session at 8 p.m. at Our
Saviors Lutheran Church. For more in
formation call Allison at 693-5137.
The Learning Skills Center of the
Student Counseling Service: There
will be a workshop on Study Survival
and Learning Tactics from 3-4 p.m. in
103 Henderson. For more informa
tion call 845-4427.
Laredo Hometown Club: A general
meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m. in
110 Koldus. For more information
contact Edward at 847-7602.
Career Center: There will be a
placement orientation at 4 p.m. in
410 Rudder.
and dessert at 8 p.m. atCi fen with. It’s all c
cel. For more information CcKy don’t want tc
lye at 847-0215. By’re going to n
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A meeting to plan spring evrMny pictures, si
be held at 7 p.m. in 205 Mi jther Star Trek m
more information contact Laftans, is a violai
694-2004. Bits. Viacom se
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Study Abroad Programs: An 'TSphut down or f
tional meeting covering intemsrliMallory Leviti
Europe and studyabroadopport.it Paramount, s
in Great Britain, Ireland and Aliform letter s
will be held from 4 to 5 p.m.i ters in violation.
MSC. This will be the only mee*‘Paramount d
its kind for the rest of the semes:®]] materials pi
do not miss out. An informatics latng to the STAI
with visiting spokespersonsforc 8 ^- “P° r examp
these programs will be setup Pbjecl to the gen
MSC main hallway from 5 to6p.rS
more information contact theSH
Abroad Programs office at ^
American Red Cross: Bloodt:
tions will be taken from 11 a Tt’sno secret,
6 p.m. at Rudder Tower, Stei I pie go to bar
berg, B Lounge on the Quacr: i A drink. Unfor
Commons. nately, some of
people do not k
Alpha Phi Omega: Meet in howto control t
fice at 6:30 p.m. for the Ph actions after get
Home service project. Meet drunk.
office at 3:30 p.m. for the. Everyweeker
Club service project. hundreds of dm
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Hispanic Business Student Assets after bar:
ation (HBSA): We will have a »1 a.m. Most rr
ing with FSO and Anderson Co® time without it
ing will do a workshop at 7:3^ er >t, but some j
in 159 Wehner. Dress is buste' 3 * h trouble,
tire. For more informational Texas A&M is
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laming in the \
Hispanic Business Student^ e 3vily drinking
ation: The Anderson workshop* 3 One of the pr
at 7:30 p.m. in 159 WehneiJ any students i
dress is business attire.
Sigma Tau Delta: There will be a
guest lecture on Fantasy Literature by
Dr. Hand at 8:30 p.m. in 145 MSC.
For information contact Nancy Kerns
at 693-6198.
Red Cross Blood Drive: From 11a
to 6 p.m. you can donate
of the five locations: Rudder T(
Sbisa, Kleburg, the Quad-Louif|
and the Commons.
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Texas A&M Veterans Association:
There will be a general meeting at 7
p.m. in 502 Rudder.
Tuesday
Bolivian Student Association: There
will be an informational meeting to
discuss International Week and oth
er upcoming events at 7 p.m. in 342
MSC. For more information call Jes
sica Rivera at 847-0173.
Study Abroad Programs Oi
There will be an informational
ing to promote Italy Spring’91
gram from 1:30-2:15 p.m. in:]
161 Bizzell Hall West.
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TAMU Pre-Pharmacy Society: Phar
macist Karen Gibson from St. Joseph
Hospital will be speaking on phar
macy administration at 8:30 in 502
Rudder. For more information call Kali
at 696-8398.
Le Cercle Francais (French Club):
There will be a general meeting
dent and faculty events
activities. Items should
submitted no later than tdj
days in advance of thedesi
run date. Application
lines and notices are
events and will not be ruf|
What’s Up. If you have
questions, please call
newsroom at 845-3313,
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Don't miss out on this final
opportunity to be in Texas
A&M's Aggieland yearbook.
Class pictures will be taken?
a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through
Friday until Feb. 21.'
Pictures being taken
ON CAMPUS
in MSC basement
across from University PLUS
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