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for the gift in September of 1998.
“The committee, a group of five,
got some of the ideas through e-mail
and ballot boxes located around
campus,” Smith said.
“We researched the options and
chose those that would be most fea
sible cost and time wise.”
Smith said the money for the gift
has been raised throughout the four
years the Class of '99 has attended
A&M.
“Money for this project has come
from Boot Dance, Ring Dance, E-
Walk, T-shirt and other merchandise
sales,” Smith said. “We have been
raising this money all four years.”
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ble, but the pavilion woilj
longest to implement, if
choices, such as the
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floor of the Northside Parking
Garage ended with a student being
talked down from his suicide at
tempt Monday night. Wiatt said of
ficers were able to escort the stu
dent to Student Counseling
Services without a major incident.
All students can contact Student
Counseling Services at 845-HELP.
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tunities to get involved and to keep
them informed.”
Neil Lewis said he has no specific
central platform but he would like to
have more interaction between stu
dents and the student body president.
“Students need to feel they have
a voice in student government and
that they are a part of the decision
making,” he said.
Lewis said he can talk and listen
to students on a personal level.
“Some [Student Government As
sociation] members do not think
about what the students want but
what they want, themselves,” he
said. “I am someone who wants to
do what is right for the student
body. ”
Dr. Nancy Dickey, president of
the American Medical Association
(AMA), will speak about challenges
associated with succeeding in a
“man’s” profession today from
12:30-2 p.m. in 206 MSC.
Dickey, a board certified family
physician from College Station, was
elected president-elect of the AMA
in June 1997 and became presi
dent in June 1998.
Dickey is also the program di
rector for the Brazos Valley Family
Practice Program associated with
Texas A&M.
Dickey received her undergradu
ate degree from Stephen F. Austin
University and attended medical
school at the University of Texas
Medical School at Houston, which
later presented her with the Distin
guished Alumni Award.
Dickey has also been involved in
the College Station community as
a youth soccer coach and a mem
ber of Christ United Methodist
Church.
Dickey’s speech is the last event
of Women’s Week, which has last-
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will be practice from 7-9 a.m. at the
Rugby Field by the polo fields be
hind the Zachry parking lot. All
male students welcome. No expe
rience necessary. Call Lucas at
696-0789 for more information.
Hispanic Business Students As
sociation: There will be a general
meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Wehner
129. Call Chris at 694-2726 for
more information.
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Silver Wings: Wi lie
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more information
Melissa at 260-321i
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March 31
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Agape Meal followed by
7:00 PM
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AT CANTERBURY HOUSE
THURSDAY
April 1
7:00 PM
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FRIDAY
April 2
12:15 PM
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April 3
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