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There is no charge and no sign-up is necessary. All are welcome.
Jazz Poets Society
“...cool horns, thick beats, jazz poetry.
Presented by:
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MSC Town Hall
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nesiololgy RE. classes that start next week.
IFC presents
kickoff concert
Texas A&M Interfraternity Coun
cil will open the semester with
Spring 1999 Kickoff Concert
tonight at 8 p.m. at Hurricane Har
ry’s.
The event, which opens each se
mester, is traditionally held at Hur
ricane Harry’s and usually attracts
a crowd of 1,200 to 1,500, Greg
Zweiacker, music director at Hurri
cane Harry’s, said.
“Even though it is sponsored by
the IFC, it is an all-university event,
and everyone is invited,” he said.
Jeff Hillard, president of IFC and
a senior management information
systems major, said the performers
at the concert will include Dys-
funkshun Junkshun and The Scabs,
who are also known as the Ugly
Americans.
Hillard said the concert is a fund
raising event for IFC, and it unites
A&M’s Greek community.
“It is basically to get the se
mester started out right,"
said.
Tom Myers, a member of
Kappa Theta and a senior man
agement information systems ma
jor, said he has attended the con
certs in past years, and there I:
high level of competition betwe
fraternities during the event.
“It’s a lot of fun, but it is difficult for
the smaller fraternities to get much
visibility at the event," Myers said.
Meeting to discuss
increasing tuition
COLLEGE STATION - Texas A&M
University President Ray M Bowen
has scheduled an open forum for
Tuesday, Jan. 26, for students, fac
ulty, staff and the public to discuss
a proposed increase in the Univer
sity Authorized Tuition (UAT) for the
1999 fall semester.
Bowen plans to explain why a
fee increase is warranted and to
seek input on that increase during
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Afte r skipping one yearn
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Board of Rodents of The Texas
University System, will bra,
UAT to $38 Per credit hour.th
imum allowed by the Texas y.
tore. This will amount to?
crease of approximately $5.:
semester in UAT by Texas MV
dents.
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