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    COMICS
THE BATTALION
BY R. DELUNA
Monday, February 28,2i
International
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ceremony at 11:30 a.m. in the MSCFIa-
groom that will feature two guest speak®
Juan Atkins, a Nicaraguan gradit
student who has participated in Interna
tional Week activities for the past fi»
years, said he intends to visit the intern-
tional bullet Wednesday March 1, from*-
9 p.m. on the second floor of the MSC.
“The buffet is pretty good—youhavt
the opportunity to taste food fromalotof
countries,” Atkins said.
A talent show Friday from 7:30-9:1
p.m. at Rudder Auditoriimi will feature[K-
fonnances from various countries.
News in Brief
Pump prices jump
6 cents in 2 weeks
X0&
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gasoline
rose 6 cents per gallon at the pump
in the past two weeks, surpassing
the all-time peak recorded in
vember 1990, industry analyst Tril
by Lundberg said Sunday.
High crude oil prices and strong
demand combined to drive up
national average price, including all
grades and taxes, to $1.4713asof
Friday. That was an increase of 6.08
cents from Feb. 11, according to
the Lundberg Survey of 10,000 sta
tions nationwide.
“The international oil communi
ty is speculating that key world oil
producers may increase oil produc
tion in April, which would ease oil
prices and therefore gasoline
prices," Lundberg said. “But for
now, gasoline prices will probably
hover around their current levels or
rise even further."
Monday. Febru;
Mystery slaying of
Laotian immigrant
Ponhellenic Sorority Life...
The Missing piece is YOU!
Come find out why we are
“Individually unique, but together complete!"
WHAT: Spring Informational for women interested
in becoming involved in Ponhellenic Sorority Life
WHEN: February 29 at 7:00 PM and March 1 at 8:30 PM
WHERE MSC 292A
Come Join The Fun!!!
Learn what to expect with RUSH 2000!
Get a chance to ask sorority women what
Texas A&M Greek Life is all about.
For more information
call The Office of Greek Life (409) 862-5636
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Have you ever noticed how
all of these “redass" Aggies
put so much money into the
mudding equiptment on their
vehicles?
YEE-HAW!!
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HURST, Texas (AP) — More than
six weeks after the death of a Laot
ian immigrant who aspired to
launch a singing career, police in
this Fort Worth suburb are search
ing for answers in a case that has
taken them into the world of Asian-
American music and the serenity of
a Buddhist temple.
Kaysone Khounpanya, a 49-year-
old grandmother, was suffering from
a stab wound and cuts as she lay
on the bedroom floor in her apart
ment last month, her hands tied be
hind her back. As she struggled to
free herself, someone placed a pil
low to the back of her head, shoved
a handgun against it and fired once,
authorities said.
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CAP & GOWN SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY
WANTED
Juniors &: Seniors
Must have at least 75 hours completed
Must have at least a 3.25 cumulative GPA
ONLY 1% OF SENIOR CLASS SELECTED!
APPLICATIONS AND NOMINATIONS
AVAILABLE AT THE CAP & GOWN CUBICLE
IN KOLDUS
All Applications and Nominations returned to the
CAP & GOWN CUBICLE by March 3, 2000
Questions? CONTACT:
Hilton Gottschalk
Recruitment Chair
696-2050
hpg3427@acs.tamu.edu
Shawn Hooks
President
680-1585
smh2331 @labs.tamu.edu
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March 30-April 1,2000
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Delegate Registration
February 28,29 and March 2
at the MSC
Current Speakers:
Dr. Robert Gates: Former Director of the CIA
Dr, AL Meredith: Senior Pastor for Wedgwood
Baptist Church in Fort Worth
Omar Barzani:
President of the American branch of
the Kurdish Relief Foundation
At- Registration Fee $20 for Texas A&M Students
"rr Come by our Table at the MSC or register online:
http://scona.tamu.edu
T-Camp 2000
Counselor <& T-Team Applications
Due Thursday. March 2
What is T-Camp, you ask?
T-Camp is an orientation camp held
in August, whose purpose is to help
transfer students (and some fish) in
their transition into Texas A<&M.
Come by and visit us in Koidus 136,
or call 862-2521.
iuir* AT
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THE MOST UP-TO-DATE
PREPARATION MATERIAL.
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