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“We don’t want to do away
with [the traditions] but re-evalu
ate alcohol’s part in them.”
Thursday in the MSC there
will be a resource table set up
with “mocktails,” nonalco
holic beverages designed to
be alternatives to alcohol, for
students to sample and a
board that lists “100 fun
things to do without alcohol.”
Breault said that students
can add their suggestions to
the board.
“One of the things we hope
to promote is that there are so
many alternative things you can
do without [drinking] alcohol,”
she said.
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in the Rudder Fount;:;
Prominent campus;:
such as yell leaders,:;;
and A&M headfoofe
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Money raised will got
the Bonfire
ness Committee.
Breault said she hep
week will promote res);
alcohol decision-mat
"1 think one oftl;
things this officetriess
mote is our slogan,'Du
alcohol shatter tk
tions,”’ she said.“Wti
keep the traditions,t.
them healthy."
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Johnson said he looks for
ward to working with A&M.
“The wonderful uniformity,
the landscaping and the planning
makes it (A&M) themost wonder
ful university,” he said. “You al
ways know you’re on campus.”
Although he enjoys A&M’s
uniformity, Johnson said he will
not adhere to it.
“It is very good in uniformi
ty to have a necktie,” he said.
Donathen said he is encour
aged by Johnson’s enthusiasm
and interest in studeras
work.
“He will be a gre;
for students,” he said
Hans Thomas, an
graduate student,saidb;
a collaboration
would be a wonderful a
ty to showcase architetJuj
“I think it would be
cial to have such i
Philip Johnson
associated withtM:
ty, ” Thomas said.
Donathen said any fit
cisions regarding whaj
how to proceed will be
Board of Regents.
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Yvonne Garcia, a se
nior agricultural engi
neering major, said that
the conference helped
remind students that
Latinas must continue to
strive to take an active
role in today's society.
Valle said the confer
ence demonstrated Texas
A&M’s support of diversi
ty and the role Latinas
play in society.
“I believe it went really
well,” Valle said. “A lot of
progress was made today. ”
Continued from Page 1
Jennifer Burns, co-chair for
TEAM A&M and a senior nutri
tional sciences major, said the
weekend promoted improvement
within the organizations and in
dividual leadership skills.
“It was really exciting to see
how the individuals that came
were dedicated to improving
their own leadership qualities
and becoming a unified Greek
system,” Burns said.
Jack Patterson, cikI
son for TEAM A&M andu
management major,saidiii
pose of the weekend was;
vide leaders in Greekoi|
tions with leadershipskil
not only chapters, buttlit
community as well.
Patterson said unity)
Greeks will promoteunitya
other students at Texas,ii
“By unifying one (i - holi
groups, such as Greeks,*
a step closer to unifyingal; "he w<
groups,” Pattersons
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