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Robert Arnett, author of India
Unveiled, presented a slide show of
historical Indian landmarks, reli
gious temples, mosques and nature
scenes Friday.
Arnett spoke of his adventures
and experiences, and he addressed
the topics of art, culture and religion.
Arnett discussed the concept of
Dharma, meaning duty and virtue.
“India is the most metaphysi
cally blessed country in the world,”
he said.
Arnett said people become
bored because they are seeking
happiness externally, and Dharma
requires no external recognition.
Arnett said yoga has helped him
throughout his life.
“Yoga defines neutralization of
the brain waves and requires a lot
of concentration,” he said.
Arnet said his book was reject
ed by publishers, so he had to take
the financial responsibility upon
himself.
He encouraged the audience to
live their dreams and get in touch
with their higher selves.
“You're not going to live your
life fully if you try to live through
someone else,” he said. "Each of us
has a talent that we can do better
than anyone else.”
Akhilesh Ravi, president of the
India Association (IA) and a man
agement information systems grad
uate student, said IT
nett to promote
Awareness Month in!
said he hoped menfe
copies of the booktok
campus libraries.
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civilizations should be;
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p.m. followed by a social
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Practice will be held at
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No experience is neces
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3516 for more informa
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American Advertising
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new members are wel
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There will be a 3-4 mile
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Banks at 6 p.m. in Har
rington 209. Contact
Davilla Galloway at 764-
3939 for details.
Texas A&M Women’s
Rugby: There will be prac
tice from 5-7 p.m. at the
polo fields behind the
Zachry parking lot. Prac
tices are open to everyone.
No experience necessary.
Call April at 775-4220 for
more information.
Aggie Anglers Bass
Fishing Club: There will
be a general meeting and
discussion of the Sam
Rayburn tournament in
Rudder 410 at 8:30 p.m.
New members are wel
come. Contact Eddy at
694-0726 for more infor
mation.
6:45 p.m.
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for more info
Tuesday
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source Management:
There will be a meeting to
discuss the PHR exam
ftnd the mentor program
in Wehner 131 at 7:30
Texas A&M Mens Rugby:
There will be practice
from 7-9 a.m. at the Rug
by Field by the polo fields
behind the Zachry parking
lot. All male students wel
come. No experience nec
essary. Call Lucas at
696-0789 for more infor
mation.
A&M Spanish Club:
There will be a general
meeting and member
ship drive at 6 p.m. in
the Academic Building.
Contact Scott Nova at
680-8790 for more in
formation.
Orthodox Christian Fel
lowship: There will be a
discussion group at the
All Faiths Chapel at
5:30 p.m. Contact Su
san at 696-3112 for de
tails.
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Econ 202
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Tuc Feb 16
5pm-7pm
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Wed Feb 17
6pm-9pm
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Gene 301
Be remand/
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Tue Feb 16
6pm-8pm
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6pm-8pm
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6pm-Spm
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Spin-10pm
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Ellison/Price
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Math 142
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7pm-9pm
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7pm-9pm
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Math 151
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Math 152
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