Do you feel out of control when you are eating?
Do you think you have problems with binge
eating or bulimia?
A short-term treatment program is now being formed at the
TAMU Psychology Clinic to help with these problems. This will
be an affordable and scientifically supported treatment that will
address: gaining control over binge eating/vomiting, reducing
weight and shape concerns, building self-esteem, and developing
healthy eating patterns.
For more information call Michelle Cororve at the
Texas A&M Psychology Clinic - 845-8017
Aggie Muster 2000
Family Host Information
Help share the spirit of Aggie Muster by promoting Muster Awareness
and hosting a Muster family on April 21st.
Please join us for an informational meeting.
Rudder Tower Room 301
5:45p.m. until 6:45p.m.
Tuesday, February 1, 2000
Or
Wednesday, February 2, 2000
In order to receive an application, you must attend either informational.
Doors will close promptly at 5:45 p. m. If you forsee a problem please contact
Cody Williams or Lindsay Bellow at the Muster desk, 862-1191.
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We’re preparing to
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News in Brief
Lakers evacuated
during hotel fire
merit on what may have sparked
the blaze.
Customs seize 77
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A two-
alarm fire forced the Los Angeles
Lakers to evacuate their hotel Mon
day night.
Firefighters put out a small fire
that started in the basement of La
Mansion Del Rio Hotel, along the
San Antonio Riverwalk. The Lakers
were staying there for Tuesday
night’s game against the San Anto
nio Spurs.
The fire was mainly an inconve
nience, and no injuries were re
ported.
Although all of the hotel’s nearly
200 guests had to huddle outside
for about an hour, the smoke
cleared and they were allowed to re
turn to stay the night.
A hotel official declined to com-
pounds of cocaine
Scientist finds fossil
DALLAS (AP) — In a state that
prides itselfon all things big, it’s only fit
ting that scientists are happy about their
latest discovery in Dallas: the largest di
nosaur fossil ever found in Texas — and
the world’s largest plant-eating, four-
footed dinosaur from the late Cretaceous
Period.
Scientists from the University of
Texas -Dallas uncovered the fossil in Big
Bend National Park in far southwestern
Texas, bordering Mexico along the Rio
Grande River.
The bones are either those of an un
usually large member of a dinosaur fam
ily known as alamosaurus or an entirely
new species, according to James Carter
of UTD’s department of geosciences,
who found the first fossilized fragments
of the animal’s neck.
Either way, they lit the classification
of a “superfamily” of herbivorous di
nosaurs called sauropods, which have a
long neck, a tail and a small head.
“Never before has an articulated neck
of this length and quality of preservation
been found anywhere in the world from
the Cretaceous Period,” Carter told T/ic
It is extremely
Dallas Morning New.
rare ”
UTD’s Homer Montgomery and his
students had been excavating the remains
of a juvenile alamosaurus since 1995
when, at a nearby site. Carter discovered
e\ idence of the larger specimen.
The Cretaceous Period extended
from 65 million to 135 million years ago
and was characterized by the develop
ment of flowering plants and the disap
pearance of dinosaurs.
The largest dinosaurs vanished early
in that period and it was believed all had
died out by around 100 million years
ago. Carter said. “That would rival the
giant dinosaurs thought to be extinct b\
the end of the early Cretaceous Period,
some 32 million years earlier.”
A method of removing the bones has
not been determined; and the National
Park Sen ice is conducting an environ
mental impact study.
“We will do an assessment and look
at the options.” said the park service’s
Mark Flippo. He said officials were
considering lifting the bones out by he
licopter.
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EAGLE PASS, Texas (AP) — In a
pair of searches at the port of en
try, the U.S. Customs Service
seized 77 pounds of cocaine and
96 pounds of marijuana.
Inspectors on Monday found 32
bundles of cocaine, estimated to be
worth $3.4 million, in the floorboard
of a 1997 Volkswagen Jetta and ar
rested two Mexican men in the car.
On Sunday, inspectors seized
nine packages of marijuana, esti
mated to be worth $96,000, in the
trunk of a 1993 Pontiac Grand Prix.
Inspectors released the driver and
took the passenger, Robert Silva.
32, of Corpus Christi, to the Val
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Hundreds oppose Fish
clean air at hearing
HOUSTON (AP) Nearh 600 regulators held two final hean-
people packed a hearing room and
spilled into a nearby hallway Monday
night to sound olTon a plan to clean the
state’s air.
Most were angrily opposed to the
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February 1,
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12-1 pm
11 am-12 pm
2-3 pm
1:30-2:30 pm
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