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Congratulations!
To the sixty-nine charter members
of Maggies.
Abbott, Sara
Knetsar, Melissa
Abbott, Stephanie
Martindale, Lori
Alford, Sheridan
McGill, Jennifer
Austin, Chelette
Merheb, Alexandra
Barton, Amy
Moore, Maggie
Blaney, Erin
Morris, Becky
Bleyl, Anna
Mudd, Paula Jo
Bloomfield, Samecia
Novak, Meribeth
Bode, Molly
Oliver, Lenzie
Bosse, Melissa
Orr, Heather
Bugbee, Katie
Parks, Bethany
Childress, Rysa
Peters, Vanessa
Contreras, Leslie
Peterson, Erin
Daly, Christine
Pfeffer, Amanda
Dometrius, Natalie
Pinson, Danielle
Fuller, Nichole
Ramadoss, Vani
Garcia, Carrie
Roberts, Vanessa
Gonzales, Melissa
Robinson, Leigh
Goodwin, Carolyn
Seibold, Julie
Gracin, Lyndsay
Sellers, Sara
Graves, Katie
Sidora, Amy
Green, Meghan
Sohn, Amy
Hackett, Jamie
Spencer, Jennifer
Harrigan, E. Kate
Stament, Amber
Hebert, Tiffany
Stautman, Katie
Hollick, Michelle
Stinson, Mindy
Holstrom, Ashley
Swindle, Carla
Houser, R. Schuyler
Thornton, Kari
Jones, Julie
Valdez, Marissa
Kelly, Heather
Vandiver, Kate
Key, Carrah
Wall, Joelle
Khanbolooki, Sanaz
Watson, Marcie
'Vinegarden, Kristy
Executive Team:
Lacy Fehrenbach
Kate Holman
Heather Johnson
Sara Lillehaugen
Mary Beth Myrick
Milena Warns
Peachy Keen
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Robert Earl Keen (center), and band members headlined Friday night’s performance at Wolf Pen Creek
Ampitheatre. Jack Ingram opened for the show.
“This is his lastc
tour before he
Cray said.
“White spends;
running his pocked
clinic at various i
for example,
[University]. The I
Jack White perionr
taught his clinic
approximately 2,0(
stopped by to watcho
ticipate in the event
Elaine Rae, a junkil
chology major, said;!
excited to be able.:!
White perform some.]
trick shots.
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fore, and now I finally
see how White play
he calls, a ‘family:
she said.
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learn some new triclil
learn the rules of ihej
from a professional
player.’
David Hamrick, intmdi
Campus Calender
Monday
TAMU Gymnastics Club. Infor
mative meeting and first work-out
will take place at 6 p.m. in Read
307. For more information con
tact Judd Whiles at 694-7379.
TAMU Roadrunners: A 3-to 4-
mile run will be held at 6 p.m.
starting in front of the Student
Recreation Center. All skills lev
els are invited. For more infor
mation, contact Marcos at 696-
3964.
MSC Opas: There will be a Russ
ian Dance Contest at noon in front
of Rudder Fountain to promote the
performance of Don Cossacks of
Rostov. The yell leaders and Stu
dent Body President Will Hurd will
be in attendance. Anyone can enter.
lege Station resident
the performancewilli
teres ting to watch.
”1 think it is grea!
Jack White is comns
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pion in the ’60s,andliglabbin
wait to see him per:;-clentel
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Golf
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Side Burn Club
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Coyle said the plan for the
course and surrounding areas will
market the facilities to students
and A&M alumni.
“The Club Corporation of
America requests Jack Nicklaus’
services,” he said. “Nicklaus de
signs his golf courses with very
high, specific quality in mind.
This course will have a sprinkling
of homes on one side of the fair
way, where people can play
amongst the elements rather than
amongst a subdivision.”
Brown said the development
around the course will be used to
attract tourists.
“People will be able to come to
the cities of Bryan and College
Station and have a place to stay
after they have gone to a sporting
event or ... to the [George] Bush
Presidential Library [Complex],”
he said. “This is a tremendous
impact for both the Bryan and
College Station communities, in
regards to spending.”
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