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representative from a featured company. He said
prizes will be awarded to winning teams, including
a 1999 Ford Mustang for a hole-in-one on the 14th
green.
Texas A&M President Dr. Ray M. Bowen will be
the keynote speaker at the welcome dinner at the
College Station Hilton tonight.
Boyer said students will be able to attend career
oriented workshops focusing on resume writing
Campaign ■
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Collins said students need to be aware of the ef
fects of alcohol so when a friend has been drinking
they will be prepared if medical problems arise.
“Aggies must be responsible for themselves and
others,” Collins said. “We don’t want Aggies to be
a part of the crowd who buy their friends six shots
in half an hour. There is a fine line between semi
consciousness and death.”
Cotton
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of chemistry world-wide.”
Lindsay Roy, a graduate student in inorganic
chemistry, said it has been an honor and life-chang
ing experience to be able to work with a professor
as distinguished as Cotton.
"He will be remembered as one of the most sig
nificant scientists of the 20th century," Roy said, "1
think he is absolutely remarkable."
Texas A&M President Dr. Ray M. Bowen, said he
is pleased the University has this opportunity to
show not only to the University, but to the world,
the achievements of its outstanding professors such
as Cotton.
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need to be better informed by the University
to do if they have a friend in need or if the
themselves.
“Right now students [at A&Mj in troublert
ing to talk to a stranger, they will talktotfc t
she said.
“Friends need to tell other friends and pi-
friends have talked about suicide.”
Dr. J. Malon Southerland vice presidents
fairs said the Student Counseling Service:
quately equipped for situations like student;
“We (at the SCS] have one full time psyche
have added a second this year," he said.
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