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tribe could eventuallydieout]
resurrect an effort to reducel
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to beTigua.
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securing the rights of memll
like 10-year-old Jacob Ortiz # sa y the le?
was born to a Tigua Indian,blpd a hare
not considered one by the feel 18 * the Un
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blood makeup requirememftveight bril
membership and can not recMp one run
federal benefits for Tiguas,! 12. But Ari
though his mother does. |of the nint
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“blood quantum,” orrequiretyer Steve Sc;
for membership set at one-eigBand A& M
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blood quantum lowered tofL Saturday,
16th. They also want to em turned i
those who are one-eighthTi^. pitchin
but were not registered withicB , th
year of birth - and to i»I les J nnin
names left off the base rolls i. , , •
establish descendancy. B, • ,,
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Tuesday, February 18 - GREEK FORUMS
A Greek showcase from 10 til 2 at Rudder Fountain.
SPEAKER BRAD BORUFF - 7:30 P.M.
A dynamic speaker will share his personal experience on
Greek life and the effects of drinking and driving - Rudder
Theater Admission is 2 cans of food or $2.00.
Wednesday, February 19th -
ALL GREEK NIGHT - 8 P.M.
Come to Hurricane Harry’s for a fantastic night of fun.
Admission is $2.00.
Thursday, February 20th -
PICNIC AT THE GROVE
Department of Food Services will be catering Bar-B-Q in
the Grove from 1 1-3. Aggie Bucks Accepted.
Thursday, February 20th -
GRAB-A-GREEK 7:30 P.M.
Do you have a little extra cash? Need a Date? Here’s
an opportunity-Come join us at Rudder Theater to
bid on your favorite date package.
Friday, February 21st -
IFC FRATVS. CORPS
Basketball Game 6:30 at G. Rollie White Coliseum
Saturday, February 22nd -
GREEK GAMES - 12:30
Come to the Polo Fields to cheer for your favorite
team in the Flag Football Finals. The Awards
Ceremony will be at the conclusion of games.
Our Philanthropy this year is the
Koldus Endowment for the Betterment of Student Life.
Texas Instruments <
Career Fair
Monday, February 17,1997
Texas A&M
John J. Koldus Building
Room 110-111
or catcher S<
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Interviews Scheduled
Please bring your resume and a copy of your transcript or a list of courses.
(Minimum 3.0 GPA Required)
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recruiters want to see you. They
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opportunities in the many
technologies which make Texas
Instruments a leader in
electronics.
Bachelor's or Master's degrees
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Computer Engineering
Computer Science (Business
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Business Analysis (BANA)
• Chemistry/Chemical
Engineering
Physics (Engineering and
Solid State)
MBA with EE undergraduate
degree
Finance
Accounting
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That's why TI is having a
Career Fair on the Texas A&M
campus, February 17th, 1997. It
gives the company three days to
bring in key engineers and
managers to meet you. They'll
come from various TI sites to
describe programs, answer
questions, and schedule
interviews.
The Career Fair and sign-ups
for interviews will be held: 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m., February 17,
Room 110-111, John J. Koldus
Building. Interviews (by
appointment): February 18 & 19.
Visit TI's homepage on the World
Wide Web at http://www.ti.com
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For more information, please
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