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BA/BS/MS Interviews
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• Supervisory Training Program
• Various Technical, Finance, Marketing
• Relationship Management Development Program
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The Battalion
The 1998 Caliente Festival,
sponsored by the Hispanic Busi
ness Students’ Association, was
held Saturday in front of the Aca
demic Plaza.
The festival featured booths
from various Hispanic organiza
tions throughout campus.
There was live entertainment
throughout the event which in
cluded the Aggie Wranglers, the
Aggie Dance team and a mariachi
band. The event concluded with
the presentation of the Mr. and
Ms. Hispanic Heritage Month.
The winners of both pageants
are chosen by their activities at
A&M and in the Hispanic com
munity, as well as their academ
ic accomplishments.
The winner of Mr. Hispanic
Heritage Month, sponsored by
Kappa Delta Chi sorority, was
Alexander Quiros, a graduate stu
dent in clinical psychology.
Quiros represented the His
panic Graduate Students Associ
ation (HGSA). He has worked in
the Bryan-College Station area of
fering marital counseling to
Spanish-speaking couples.
Quiros also has volunteered at
the Women’s Prison as a drug ed
ucator and as a probation officer
in Bryan.
Quiros said he thought one of
the most important things about
the Caliente Festival is the shar
ing of cultures that goes on.
“This really helps bring to
gether different groups and ex
posing different cultures,” he
said. “For example, l am Puerto
Rican, but I get to share my
knowledge and culture here,
since it is predominantly Mexi-
can-American. ”
The winner of Ms. Hispanic
Heritage Month, sponsored by
the Sigma Lambda Beta fraterni
ty, went to Monica McArthur,
who represented Ballet Folklori-
MIKE PUENTES
Three-year-old Alexandra Lance takes a swing at a pinataiataf i
Academic Plaza at the Caliente Festival Saturday. j
co Celestial. McArthur, a senior
molecular biology and microbi
ology major, has worked as part
of the St. Mary Aide Care team,
been a mentor to elementary stu
dents and worked as a translator
at the Bryan Health Clinic.
Both Quiros and McArthur
were awarded $200 sew
for the spring semester.
Yvette Urteaga, presidfj
Hispanic Presidents’Coorj
senior finance major,*
Festival had a great tun J
approximately 200 to 30t|
attending the event.
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Feature Programs
F.R.E.S.H. Start Wellness Program—This six week program
costs $12 and is for Rec members only. Planned activities,
lectures and Prizes, Prizes, Prizes. Assessment times, Sept. 29
-’ OO- 7:00pm in room 134. Sign up at Member Services,
a DeAun Woosley at 862—3995 for more information.
Sport Clubs
Saturday, Oct. 3
• Tournament in the Rec Center, 10am-6pm
rviens Rugby—Hart of America Tournament in Lawrence, KS
Women s Rugby—Austin WRFC in Austin
• Mens Soccer—vs. Lamar on Simpson Drill Field at 1pm
• Women's Soccer—at UT, 3pm
• j^y c l' n g—-SCCCC Track Championships in Houston
Mens Volleyball—SFA Tournament in Nacogdoches, TX
For Information call 845-7826
or Visit our Homepage
http://recsports.tamu.edu
Check out our flyers for more details on our programs
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TAMU Outdoors
Activity Date
Registration
Backpacking
the Guadelupe Mountains
Nov. 25-29
Sept. 7-
Nov. 9
Canoe the Rio Grande,
Big Bend
Nov. 25-29
Sept. 7-
Nov. 9
Solo Canoe
Sept. 29
& Oct. 3
Sept. 14-28
Rock Climbing Day Trip
Oct. 3
Sept. 14-29
Kayak Roll—Instructional Clinic
Oct. 6
Sept. 21-
Oct. 5
Backpacking in Lost Maples
Oct. 9-11
Sept. 21-
Oct. 6
Intro to Rock Climbing at the Rec
Oct. 10
Sept. 21-
Oct. 6
Hiking at Bastrop State Park
Oct. 11
Sept. 21
Oct. 6
Solo Canoe Roll—NEW!
Oct. 13
Sept. 28-
Oct. 12
Windsurfing in Corpus Christi
Oct. 16-18
Sept. 28-
Oct. 1 3
Caving in Austin
Oct. 1 7
Sept. 28-
TAMU Outdoors Sport
Intramurals
Co Rec Two-Pitch Softball
Putt Putt Golf
Pickleball
Badminton
Handball
Volleyball
Horseshoes
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Aquatics
• Basic S.C.U.B.A Diver
Course
• Rescue S.C.U.B.A. Diver
Course
Pkcxiram Date
Oct. 5-8 &
Oct. 12-15
Oct. 5-9
Oct. 13
Photographers Wanted
Great opportunity to build up your portfolio. Typical
include photographing Rec Sports events and activity
for and set up Rec Sports photo opportunities and som^
work. Applications available in Room 202, in the Rec 1 /
For more information call Angela Stanton at 845' 1l , s