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V Student __JS^SJ1elp£in Volunteers Heeded ALL MAJORS WaCOMB * INTERVIEWING NOW* c,.mmer Training Class will be May 24-29, 1999. for more information call Susan Vavra at 845-4427 axt. 133. Going Once • • I The International Center at the Bush Presidential Library Complex and MSC L. T. Jordan Institute for International A wareness Exploring Careers in Foreign Service and fSpPtPKr' «^ i | ^ iwiaK . Opportunities for Summer Internships Dr. Roman Popadiuk Former Ambassador to Ukraine and Executive Director George Bush Presidential Library Foundation Lost and Found Auction bring in variety of items for si enms Inst" iny weat 7:00pm Thursday April 8th Room 510 Rudder Tower IQ# For more information, or to inform us of your needs, call 845-8770 V —^ Story by .llariiiiio C'ti.stillo Photo Illustrations by C’ariiio ( as«s sheriff Be an SI Leader! Learn what it’s all about. Supplemental Instruction Job Fair Thursday, April 8,1999 Rudder 401 5:30 p.m. Qualifications: c?f Undergraduate Student | Of 3,0 GPR Good Interpersonal Communication Skills Energetic & Motivated THE BEST JOB ON CAMPUS JUT' w Texas A&M Universiiy, Center for Academic Enhancement, Room 529 Blocker, 845-2724 T he usual tranquility of the Flag Room will be overrun today by the sounds of bid ding and offers at MSC Hospitali ty’s Lost and Found Auction as Hospitality members sell the hun dreds of items left unclaimed in the MSC and campus buses to the highest bidder. Tables will be set up to display the items, waiting for passers-by to notice them. Tae Park, a member of MSC Hospitality and a sophomore me chanical engineering major, said there are expectations for a high turnout to the event. “Last semester the turnout was great,” he said. “There are boxes and boxes of items — two truck- loads.” In addition, there are donations from local businesses. Park said the proba bility of finding a bar gain is high, with some of the bidding starting at $1. “Prices start low and go up depending on who wants it," he said. “It almost never exceeds $10.” Park said the largest amount he recalls paying for an auctioned item was higher than $20. The proceeds from the auction go to Hospitality committee to fund various community service projects throughout the year. A portion of the items to be of the m 14th rc* s and the ins yesterc= _fennis Cen auctioned are articles lostotjcoming off= campus transportation sysBy p e ppe Bus Operations donates all I if., Sur= vl.imu'd items to the MSC e 12 3 over- mrluik'd m tho auction, jr^tothe op Ieiimtor dot-lev. a Bit: pranked Bnj tions employee and a soph ;ademics for anthropology major, said^l resched^ most common items leftoaBhis woul^ hir e kevs, sunglasses atcli lot out y= brellas and hats. ^ head cog .v. 11 lets and o:: Iue the rain tr portal luimed 100jB oin § to s , eei 11 oi the time." she said.’dS# the ne the i>ihei siuit. less thane totnorrow. P| ' em3-h'.3 - the MSC guest rooms, wtatBU MSC Lost and Pound b ;to a P do y Buff _ He said the belongtngs teJBvarsity Te often in the MSC are clothe es | are tjed r pecially coats and sweats: with a = jewelry and sports equip" such as basketballs. All of the items being Valletta it. tioned have been left und* since last spring, so there^ neeil to fear tin sweatshirt accidentallylettv^P^re Ints last week will ^ tv.:; ^ 1 ’ 1 some goon. Eon LeL l-ulton said the auctr. j gL t w here m-v ,199. ) not the only ones who get aiB tota | of 3 gam. "I think it’s a good everyone,” he said. “Someor items that aren’t sold, good condition, are charity.” been invite Foundat ce. Studer d from NC that f PS/Life 5 Also, memfc iUdent-AthleU es were invite their role as ice within the Items to be auctioned at the MSC Hospitality Lost and Found auction include (counterclock wise) cassettes, ping pong rack et, ball and case, shampoo and conditioner and alarm clocks. /A II Cl Miller litB PRESENT 3rd ANNUAL FIGHT night Tickets: ^8 in advance at Disc-go-round, . • r> i Others, or Greek Boutique ggie Bucks accepted at Rothers and Disc-go-round 10 at the door, doors open at 7:30 Fights start at 8:30 Wednesday, APRIL 7TH AT RODEO 2000 Proceeds Benefiting the Parkinson’s Foundation STILL haven’t fixed that hail damage? 1999-2000 Get your vehicle looking great again by calling Student Organization Fund™ AUTOMOTIVE DENT SPECIALISTS at 574-5200 $$$ We will take the dents out using PAINTLESS DENT Applications now available in Student Final REPAIR, saving you UP TO 50%! Center (217 MSC) or Student Activities (125Kold Our service is convenient for your busy schedule: for 1999-2000 Student Organization Funding. • We do FREE mobile estimates at your dorm/home, anytime • We offer FREE pickup and delivery Applications due Wednesday, April 11 .* You only lose your car for a day! 4:30 p.m. Plus, we take care of insurance paperwork, even from Informational meeting: out of town, so you don’t have to! (or your parents) Don’t put it off any longer! Call today. Wednesday, April 7 5:30 p.m. 144Koldus 574-5200 Visit our Web site Automotive Dent Specialists http: //stuact. tamu .ed u /stuorgs/sofrequest/ 1808 Drillers Drive, Bryan for more information in LIBERAL ARTS CAREER WEEK — TONIGHT: 7 p.m. Rudder 404 Networking Skills Workshop Thursday. April 8 Student / Alumni Networking Forum Please come out and welcome our former students! They are anxious to help with your job search and answer questions about life after college 7:30 p.m. Rudder Theatre Julie Dalton ‘97 SCOM Frances Feist ‘76 SOCI Jesse Hernandez ‘97 MODL Kate Mason ‘89 ENGL Tracy Bourgeouis ‘92 PSYC Brian Smith ‘92 HIST Steve Balfour ‘90 PSYC Lawrence Robbins ‘92 ECON Frank Davis ‘69 POLS Jim James ‘76 POLS Frances Kimbrough ‘69 MODL Helen Clancy ‘97 ENGL Arlene Parchman ‘82 SOCI Jennifer Rogers ‘98 HIST Dee Nuemann ‘93 PSYC Wendy Blake ‘89 ENGL Career Week Social Company Reps /Alumni Present 9:00 p.m. Rudder Theatre Friday. April 9 Liberal Arts Career Fair All majors welcome! See our website for companies attending: clla.tamu.edu/ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rudder Exhibit Hall Questions? E : mail lasc_tamu@hotmail.com or 845-5143 Class of 2000 Ik Dired 1 Nintendo 64 /V... James Bond-a-thon _ - *2 per entrant Preliminaries iVlOnclay 10:30-1:30pm Rudder 410 7:30-9:30pm Rudder 601 “Chili’s” Nightk Wear 2000 T-skin Free awesome blosti per table with enia 1 , The his James Bond-a-thon Finals MSC Breezeway 11-1 Cash Prizes Tuesday Baseball Game/TailgJi; j| 1 I Left Field @7:001 1)3(1 Only S 1 per plait Silver Taps-9:45 Cain!# ^ Carnival Day 10-3pm Rudder Area FREE Food! FREE Prizes! Wednesday Wolf Pen Bowling 8pm FREE Cookies! 11-1 pm Rudder Area Thursday Karaoke at Chelsea’s Street Pubai* Epicenter 1 lp» FREE BBQ 4-6pm Research Park Friday Come join us and3 your Aggie Spi* Whoop! April 5th - 9th -it
