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Simel & Lewis
By Mel
Pena said she wants students
to understand attending tonight’s
event would be beneficial for
them.
“A lot of people don’t realize
that there are so many organiza
tions involved with Hispanic
Presidents’ Council,” she said. “It
is definitely not exclusive to His-
panics.”
Pena said she intends to make
a strong point about the impor
tance of gaining leadership skills
and making contacts during the
student’s college career.
“1 plan to discuss how impor
tant it is for them to find a niche
they are comfortable in and how
they need form leadership skills
and make contacts in that area,”
she said.
Lori Guzman, the publicity
chair for HPC and a sophomore
international management major,
said the open house will offer an
opportunity to get acquainted.
“The minority number is very
low on this campus, so it is im
portant that we all get together
and get to know one another,”
she said. “We want to showcase
organizations geared toward the
hispanic students, although any
one is welcome to come. ”
Maggio
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SBSLC
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suit of complaints by afonnelli f
tory employee who alerted® '
officials to investigate hisnel |
procedures. He said Univerarj
evaluated his computer anc.
ing records to determine his ::
procedures and questioned!]
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plete, the information wast
to the district attorney, whoij
Maggio.
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judge to formally plead no:®
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and a sophomore agricultural developtnenMunmcii
“The conference is of high caliber for the stu
dents,” he said.
"There will be no discussion of ever cancelling
it.”
McClendon said there were a lot of people in
town and it was a big weekend for college students,
but the party was not sanctioned by SBSLC.
pants from attending the parties. ice from .1
“These people having the party were erlove an
to make money off the conlen ii Sh- lays
Sgt. Gary Bishop said the CollegeSta&i®ends he
is pursuing find:
non.
“1 have not heard of any investigatio
right now,” he said.
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Study Abroad Programs: There
will be an informational meeting
from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in 154
Bizzell Hall West about studying
abroad in the summer of 1999 on
the tropical island of Dominica and
earning TAMU credit. There are
only a few spaces left. Call 845-
0544 for more details.
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Texas A&M Mens Rugby: There
will be practice from 7-9 a.m. at
the Rugby Field by the polo fields
behind the Zachry parking lot. All
male students welcome. No
experience necessary. Call Lucas
at 696-0789 for more information.
Alpha Phi Omega: There will be
an informational meeting for Alpha
Phi Omega, a coeducational
service fraternity, at 7:30 p.m. in
HECC 108.
Texas Student Education
Association: There will be a
meeting at 8:30 p.m. in Rudder
510. Call Lisa at 847-0919 or
Adrienne at 680-0137 for more
information.
Journalism Department
Open House
Thursday January 28, 5-7 p.m.
MSG Flagroom
This is the chance for you, even if you are not a journalism
student, to learn about the journalism field:
Join student organizations
Discover career opportunities while you are still in school
Print, Broadcasting, PR, and Advertising fields will all be
represented
Meet and talk with Journalism professors
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Call Joe at 693-7190
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Available in the
Fish Camp Office!
Applications are DUE Wednesday.
February 3. 1999 by 12:00 NOON
in the Fish Camp Office
Counselor Informationals are
January 25 <& 26,1999,
at 7:00 p.m. in MSC 201
Questions? Call 845-1627
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Psychology Club: There will be a
meeting at 7:30 p.m. in
Psychology 108. Bring money for
dues and t-shirt. Call Candice at
694-8865 for more information.
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Catholic Students Association:
There will be a meeting at 7 p.m.
in Rudder 504. Call Jennifer at
823-4495 for more information.
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earning TAMU credit. Mill enj
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0544 for more details DUChlT
Texas A&M Computing Society
(ACM/IEEE-CS): The first general
meeting will take place at 124
HRBB at 7:00 p.m. Shell Services
will be speaking, and there will be
free pizza after the meeting. All
majors are welcome.
Hispanic Business
Association: The first:
meeting will be at 7:3C:|
129 Wehner. Call Chrisi
Dance Arts Society: There will be
a meeting at 7 p.m. in Read 268.
Jazz class will follow. Call Tony at
696-3188 for more information.
WEDNESDAY
Aggie Girl Scouts: There will be a
general meeting in Francis 206 at
8:30 p.m. to discuss plans for the
upcoming camping trip. Everyone
is welcome. Contact Laura at 696-
1211 for more information.
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behind the Zachry parkinw ^pera ^
male students welcorra at ® in
experience necessary. Ca® 6 New
at 696-0789 for more info
Study Abroad Programs: There
Alpha Phi Omega. There
an informational meeting
Phi Omega, a coedi
service fraternity, at 6:30
HECC 108.
693-BUCK
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The English Department is offering credit for 4. 0 &Gois
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based on a portfolio of documents you write overtk”
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Registration (Blocker 224): January 19 - February
Portfolio Development: January 19 - March >|
Impromptu Writing Exam: April 13 - 16
Students with work experience or who will he taking
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