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Fifty delegates will attend the
third annual Christian Leadership
Conference (CLC) at Camp Lone
Star in La Grange this weekend.
According to the CLC Website, the
purpose of the conference is to “pro
vide an arena where Christian student
leaders can unite and seek Christ to
gether for the sake of His glory. ”
Iris Saldana, a senior community
health major, said the conference’s fo
cus this year is found in John 17:22-
23. The verse is about Jesus’ last
prayer, when he prayed for his believ
ers.
“CLC is based around unity with
in the body of believers and in God’s
glory,” she said. “We break down de
nominational and other boundaries,
learning to live a life like Jesus’,” Sal
dana said.
Dr. Ben Welch, director of student
activities, and Frank Cox, class of ‘65
and former yell leader, will also
speak.
Saldana said leadership with a
Christian perspective is all about being
a servant.
Speakers at the conference in
clude Stuart Hall, director of student
leadership for Reach Out Student
Ministries in Georgia; Marilynn
Giles, owner of Christ and Common
Sense, a Christian activity counsel
ing service.
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More than 4,000 students with in
terests in careers in business attended
the fourth annual Spring Business Ca
reer Fair Monday through Thursday.
Mary Ann Ricca, a senior adviser
and dean of business administration
in the Lowry Mays College and the
Graduate School of Business, said the
event provided undergraduates and
graduates with experience in com
munication and preparation for their
careers.
“Students, whether they are fresh
men or graduate students, learn to
communicate and talk to people in
other companies,” Ricca said. “The
process of preparation is really a good
experience for the students.”
The Texas A&M Business Student
Council (BSC) and the Lowry Mayes
College and Graduate School of Busi
ness hosted the event, which attract
ed more than 140 companies to the
A&M campus. Ricca said the Fall
Business Career Fair attracts a larg
er number of students than the
Spring fair.
“Students are now learning to plan
earlier and earlier,” Ricca said. "The
companies at the fair have comment
ed that students were prepared. We
had a lot of new companies this se
mester. ”
New companies attending the
1999 Spring Business Career Fair in
cluded Alcatel USA,:
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suiting, Ricca said.
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The Theater Arts Program
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8:00 p.m., Feb. 18-20
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Tickets: $8 for general public: $5 for students/seniors
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