Announcing Extended Hours
Evans Library
Beginning March 23, Sterling C. Evans Library will extend hours Sunday through
Thursday to 1:00 a.m. on a trial basis.
New Library Hours
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7:00 AM-1:00 AM
7:00 AM-9:00 PM
9:00 AM-9:00 PM
Noon - 1:00 AM
After midnight services and some portions of the collection will not be available.
Library will provide security personnel. West Campus Library will maintain its reg
ular schedule. This extended schedule for Evans will continue until the 24-hour exam
period begins.
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Monday • March 24,
Activities
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1997-98
Student Organization Funding
$$$
Applications now available in Student Finance
Center (217 MSC) or Student Activities (163 Koldus)
for 1997-98 Student Organization Funding.
Applications due Friday April 4 by 5pm
Informational meetings:
March 25 1 pm 144 Koldus
April 1 2 pm 301 Rudder
April 2 7 pm 226 MSC
Visit our Web site
http: / /stuact. tamu. edu/stuorgs/sofrequest/
for more information
Kruger said this is the first year she has partic
ipated, but she will now be an active participant.
“I just felt like I had a calling to spread the
word,” she said.
Big Tent Revival, the music guest scheduled
for Tuesday at 7 p.m., will be performing at Rud
der Auditorium.
Kelly McElmurry, a junior history major, said
she plans to participate in different events
throughout the week. She said the importance of
this week is that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is
the most important thing that has ever happened.
“It gives people that do not know about Christ
[a chance] to come out and see what it is all
about,” she said. “And it gives the people who do
know Christ a chance to rejoice in him.”
Workshop
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Leah Scamardo, a sixth-grader at Stephen F.
Austin Middle School, said she enjoyed the ther
apist workshop.
“My favorite part was learning new things
about how to help people with therapy,” Scamar
do said.
Kalli Holub, a sixth-grader at Rockdale Junior High
School, said she was impressed by the conference.
“I’ve always wanted to do something with an
imals,” Holub said. “I learned a lot from the new
experiences and from getting to see and touch
the animals.”
Armstrong
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Armstrong said she hopes to learn from her fel
low regents, as well as giving the Board her business
knowledge.
“Right now, I’m ignorant about your education
system, but I will learn it fast,” she said. “And, I will
be able to contribute my knowledge of business.”
O’Connor said it will be nice to work with some
body he already knows, because he understands
how she sees things.
“I am excited to work with her because when you
don’t know somebody, there is a time lapse between
getting to know them and knowing how they think,”
he said. “Because I know her (Armstrong), it expedites
the way of doing business. It is kind of like family.”
Armstrong will be sworn in Wednesday, March
26 and said she is looking forward to serving on the
Board for the next six years.
“I will do my best,” she said. “This will be the
most rewarding job I’ve ever had.”
Running Man
Amy Dunlap, Tin Batiaup]
Eyal Mintz, a freshman international business majoi
participates in the bungee run at the Fish Olympics
Saturday afternoon.
Don't Miss A Chance To Win
Come In To Play
Monopoly.
Back for a limited time.
Get Ready Jo Cheer Your Team On
Gymnastics National ChBiaplonsWp*
April 4-5 Look for More Information
Friday evening and All Day Saturday :
Sponsored by McDonalds
TAMU Weightlifting Club
Private weight facilty located inside the Rec Center behind the
Indoor Soccer Courts.
$50/semester
$40 for first 50 members!
Sport
Chibs
('all line Samh ock Jar
more info at
experience it-
HU
AFAA Personal
Training Certification
At The Rec Center April 11-13
For More Info* Call Deaun at
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mMU Outdoors
Horseback & Rafting Trip
May 25-31 $468/514*
Explore the rim of the fabulous Rio Grande Gorge on
horseback and feel fhe rush of rafting down the famous
Taos Box-New Mexico's premier whitewaterl You will
love soaking awayevery last bit of stress in those historic
hot springs. Don't miss you chance to experience six
days of surrounded by beautiful scenery and thrilling
adventure with TAMU Outdoors.
Take
A Tiff!
Backpacking the
Grand Canyon
May 10-18 $283/325*
Join TAMU Outdoors on an
awsome exploration of the Grand
Canyon. You can travel through
geologic time experiencing the
vast array of colors, rock formations
and climactic zones of this
magnificnet natural wonder.
Sailing /Diving In The Bahamas $689
Spring TAMU Outdoors Schedule
Event Date
Register
Fee*/**
•Rock Climbing Clinic
Face Climbing March 25
•Rock Climbing Clinic
Sport lead Climbing April 1
• Women's Rock Cjmbing Tip April 4-6
• Wlldflower Bike Ride April 5
•kayak Roil Clinic April 8
• Rock Climbing Clinic
Basic Movement April 8
Now-March 23
March 17-31
March 17-31
March 17-31
Mar. 24-Apr. 7
Mar 24-April 7
$20
$20
$65/72
$25/30
$12/15
$20
May Break Trip
BadpcxMngGrandCanyon May 10-18
Horseback/Rafting May 25-31
Now-April 28
Naw-April 28
$283-325
$468-514
*5tudents 4 faculty vrith Rec **Faculty/staff without Rec Memberships and
Memberships Bryan/College Station Community Members
Join TAMU Outdoors as we sail on our Blackbeard's
cruise and trace the historic route of pirate ships and
treasure galleons. Explore palm and pine islands,
walk white sandy beaches and swim in crystal water.
Come SCUBA diving, lobstering, sunbathing, and
fishing with Rec Sports this summer.
August 16-22
Intramurals
More Than Just Fun and Gamei
Tee Off With
Rec Sports
Intramural Registration Dales
Sport
[Swim Meet
Horseshoes
I Penberttiy Softtxill Tournament
Putt Putt Doubles
| Golf
Baseball Hitting
I Fun Run
Mar. 1 7-25
Mar. 17-25
Mar. 17-Apr. 8
Mar. 31-Apr. 8
Mar. 31-Apr. 8
April 7-15 free
April 14-22 free
*Cost of one round of putt putt golf at that cam f
** Cost of Green Fog at the Texas A&M Golf Cam
Feature Program
American Taekwondo
Mon. & Wed. 6:3O-7:30pm
Mar. 31-Apr. 29 *
Training includes development of balance, speed, agility,i
rythm, muscular strength, and endurance. Join us for this!
exciting opportunity to learn the ancient secrets of achieving]
self-control and a clear sense of mind.
LIFEGUARD
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$110*
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5 Different Sessions!
Session II:
Session III:
Session VI:
Session V:
Session VI:
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 7-9
May 12-14
May 15-17
•AJtemattve price for
non Rec-member based on availability
Get your Ufeguard certification with Rec
Sports. Receive American Red Cross
lifeguard training, CPR for the
professional rescuer, and standard first
aid training. The certification course will
be held at the Student Recreation
Center NatatoriuriL
n
Relieve stress, increase felxibilty, build strength, andj
learn to physically and mentally relax.
Tuesday & Thursday
Level 1: 6|»m-7pm
Level 2: 7pm-8pm
March 24-April 24]
Only *1$ for 5 wr
-Price Includes cruise package Including meals,
fishing, and unlimited SCUBA diving. Transportation to
and Irom Miami, FL to board the ship is not Included.
Hiriitg for Fal
Rec Sports Marketing Department
Photographer
Rgfluirgd Experience
$5.15 to $5.40 an hour
two years of b&w darkroom experience
knowledge of darkroom equipment
some understanding of sports composition
Portfolio of work (action shots prefered)
All Photographic
Equipment
Provided
Applications available at
the Rec Center Member
Services Desk. Apply now
through March 31
Come See The Hummer At McDonald 1
Enjoy free sample of Barqs Rootbeer
Games and Prizes!
Tues, March 25,1997
801 UnlveristyDr.11-2pm
111 George Bush Dr.5-8pm
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