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VOCOM
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Gilbert Schorlemmer, a student
worker in the financial aid office
and a political science and eco
nomics major, said VOCOM
should alleviate some of the frus
tration in the financial aid office.
“The lines are avoided,” Schor
lemmer said. “You come here (fi
nancial aid office) and you used to
have to wait in long lines.”
Unlike the registration system,
students can transfer to a human
operator at any time during the
VOCOM process.
“VOCOM is going to facilitate
getting our customers where they
need to be,” Lawson said.
Schorlemmer said the only
drawback of VOCOM is its tie to
the phone registration system.
During peak registration hours,
VOCOM could be inaccessible to
some students, he said.
Lawson said students shfe
use VOCOM to help correctpoii |
tial problems with the system.
“We really need our student
use it so we can find out what lit
that they like, [and] whatitlac |
that they need,” Lawsons
The financial aid depart^
does not have a web version!
cause of security concerns, 1
son said. He said they plan to iid
one by 1999.
Sophomore
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See the three most
beautiful women in
all of ballet.
Giselle, Carmen and Paquita
performed by the Moscow Festival Ballet
mior first base
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fcgendary dancer Sergei Radchenko’s vision has brought
together leading dancers from the famed Bolshoi and Kirov
Ballet companies to form the Moscow Festival Ballet. This
exciting independent company will be staging all-new, full-
length productions of the timeless classics “Giselle," “Car
men" and "Paquita." With grace and beauty to spare, this
remarkable assemblage of talent is sure to astound even the
most ardent ballet aficionado and make fans out of the unini
tiated. Don’t miss it!
Rudder Auditorium
February 13, 14 & 15, 1997 8:00 p.m.
For tickets call 845-1234
Optra .te.Vu?
httpy/opas.tamu.e:.
To learn moreabmu ibe Stars of the Bolshoi/Moscow Festival Ballet and the performances of < UseUf, Carmen and Pape
la. attend the Patricia S. Peters Lagniappe Lecture Series. February 13, 14 & 15 * 7 p.m. • MS( Room 292B
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Admission to the lecture is Free...sponsored by the OPAS Guild.
Persons wifii disabilities please call 845-8903 to inform us of your special needs. We request notification three (3) working days prior to trie event to en
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