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KARDIO KICKBOX is for evervone-from
those who want to get in shape to those
looking for the ultimate workout.
Trial Class only $5.-
Come in before 9/17 and receive a free gift valued at SIS. 09
Call 696-KICK today
for schedule & location nearest you.
HOWDY ‘98
An Awesome Concert
of Praise and Worship!
Featuring:
Ross King
Jami Smith & Band
Sons & Daughters 0 The Metro Band
Thursday, Sept. 10 7:30 p.m.
First Baptist, Bryan
Texas Ave. at 28th St.
Tickets are $5 in advance
Available at MSC Box Office
Call 779-2434 for more information
www.fbcb.com
Sponsored by Compass College Ministry
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Come to Custom Sportswear for all your screen
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POTTERY CLASSES
Registration Now!
BEGINNING POTTERY
WHEEL THROWING
Tues/Thurs • Sept 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Tues/Thurs • Sept 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 • 7:30-9:30 p.m.
$50 for students/$55 for non students
HAND BUILT POTTERY
Mon • Oct 5, 12, 19, 26 • 6-9 p.m.
$50 for students/$55 for non students
INTERMEDIATE POTTERY
WHEEL THROWING
Tues • Nov 3, 10, 17, 24,• 6-9 p.m.
$58 for students/$53 for non students
You’ll find pottery wheels and a lot of
fun in the lower level of the MSC!!
Call 845-1631 today as classes allow ten persons in each!!
A^ggielife
Davc Johnston/I'io Hu'IM IUN
Above: Najala El Amin, a student of the Yates Magnet School of Communications and a con
tributor to the school's exhibit, looks at Khaliah Davis' "I'm Waiting" at the "Eye on Third Ward"
exhibit on display at the Houston Museum of Art.
Below: "Prayer Boy" by Miracle Lemon, one of 12 exhibit contributors, is one of 45 pho
tographs on display at the 'Eye on Third Ward' exhibit at the Houston Museum of Art.
Photograp
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The exhibit depicts
but positive images«
selected.
perseverance and hope,
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ing farm linens !ron
house and a boy k:ue | e an j j n c:
gravel playground. icapaoitv t<
The collection mclurkfit schemm t
that reveal tei lalent '^’rediscus.si
ing photo of sunlight fi! v o fedt
pair of reading glasses, leral oi yun i.
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portrait^ than previousyere San Anto
A popular subject isuday’s editi o i
seem to shine brightert? laurultv it
roundings. that \co
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is planning i budget go
versity. an
Carrington said ° 1
taught, only one student a I'P ,ox fc
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lege, opting instead te he | ame
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role models ^South Tcxm
them that souu ot t:>. ; V o
tography came from
ground as they did.
He said he require
buy their own earner;
of their senior year and:
dents will continue takir
after they graduate.
"1 want them to have
vested in this,” he says.
Exhibit creators siftedtr
contracts 1
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1 washers,
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photos to select 45 picture:
the public.
The exhibit is unique
the photos reflect thee
vidua! interests.
Marzio said he thougf
high quality the first yean
every year since the exti:
strated the same level oL Aui
The "Eye on Third War:
tinues through October!!
Museum of Fine Arts.
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Fall 1998 Rush Events
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI
National Professional business fraternity
• Brotherhood • Professionalism • Service •
All Business & Economics Majors Welcome!
Monday. Sept. 7
Informational
Meeting
8:00 - 10:00 p.m
Rudder, Room
Casual Atti
Tuesday. Sept. 8
Casual Rush
gp8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
College Station
Ctr., Room 127
sional/Casual
Attire
Thursday. Sep
Professional
8:00 - 10:00
MSC, Room 2
Professional Attire
day. Sept. 11
cial Rush
& Place TBA
>y invitation only
Questions? Please call our Rush Directors,
Kristi Fredericks, Administration 694-1034
Jon Brown, Publicity 694-9821
^Jennifer Erdin, Professional Programs 680-9194
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Donate Plasma
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filled with friends. In 60 minutes you’re
up & away, cash in hand.
Westgate Biologicals
700 University Dr.
268-6050
Come...it’s that easy.
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Come to the Stageh
Meeting Tuesday Se
nay
8th at 7:00 PM in.,
Rudder Auditoriun^ 10
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Come to Custom Sportswear for all youri
printing needs. We offer a wide selecti]
products, including T-Shirts, Caps, Golf!
Jackets, Team Uniforms, Business Log|
School Mascots, Promotional Items!
and Fund-Raising Items!
* Fast Turnaround!
a Quality Apparel!
a Personal Service!
■* Affordable Pricing!
* Free Delivery!
a- No Minimums!
Aggie Owned and Operated!
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Gjiue us- tfie opportunity to earn your kiuiiri
Call 680-0033 for more informatioiij
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