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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 2000)
CAMPUS Paye 10 THE BATTALION Wednesdai. /edni sday, Api KNOW THE CODE Peep show MSC OPAS Wi tL opce again offer the student season ticket fee ^tnjtion. For $150 you will receive six tickets to ;any of the MSC OPAS Season 2SL pfbgrami of your choice. YOU CAN’T STUDY ALL THE TIME Dur^tig registration, simply add code *23 to your optional fees. This summer we’ll send you instructions to select your programs. IT’S THAT EASY V" 1 JP BEATO'I |. • The Black Watch • “Footloose” • Boys Choir of Harlem • “Jekyll and Hyde” • “Chicago” %“Peter Pan” • “Godspell” • • Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra • • Aeros • “Carmen” London City Opera • ie ansvve Emily Basinger (left), age 5, holds a newborn baby chick while Phil Choi, age 6. and Darien HA id not eml son (right), age 5. curiously look on in Ms. Henry : s kindergarten class at Rock Prairie ElemenMj s j nconip School in College Station, Tuesday afternoon. Twenty eggs were donated by the Poultry ScrM., • , .■ Center to teach the class about chick development. The baby chicks were then donatedtot™. ^ tLL ^ Down Home Ranch in Elgin, a camp for children and adults with special needs. ■the tact th ■r disc iii .U ■imply put Reviewers Cqtititmedfrom Page I 1 MSC OPAS (409)845-1661 MSC OPAS 1. Limit ^tickets per program. 2. Seating is best available in limited areas including orchestra and balcony levels. 3. No refunds or exchanges. 4. Tickets must be picked up 7 business days or earlier before the program, subject to availability. 5. Additional tickets may be purchased, subject to availability. engineer. Since 1985. Fowler has acted as an independent engineering and con structing consultant. Gurfinkel is a professor emeritus of civil engineering at the University of Illinois. Gurfinkel attended the Univer sity of Havana and the University of Illinois, lie has used his skills in Africa. Canada and the West Indies. His areas of research include wood engineering, tall building structures, re inforced concrete, structural steel and tanks, silos and other storage structures. Phillips is a professor of civil engi neering at the University of North Dako ta. Phillips has been an engineering edu cator for more than 30 years serving on the faculty at the University of Illi nois, Ohio Northern University and the University of North Dakota. During the past 25 years, approxi mately 25 percent of his time was de voted to private practice in field con struction as a design consultant and in forensic engineering. Wicthorn’s primary areas of con sulting arc construction related failure, damage assessment and evaluation and scope of damage/monitoring repairs. I Ic graduated from Baylor Universi ty and received a bachelor of science in yith the speci; ■ Phantom architectural engineering ant c co M m g of science in arehitectuBl^W’ ^ L1S - VU)I from the University of Teas* 111 a 11 ^ 0Cs Stewart’s primary areasc! mg are evaluation scope age monitoring repairs. Siei| ceived his bachelor of scia electrical engineering from] versity ofTexas-Arlington. Teasdale’s primary areaoi ing arc structural evaluate t> pcs, geotechnical evalua oral civil engineering. Tcasdale received his science in civil engineei master of science in civi from the University of T< Hopef WILL S NOW TP FELU flame % I Don't let your I Miles Mow & Storage STUDENT DISCOUNTS | • LIMITED STORAGE SPACE I 778-MOVE Tiir brain no on L Aggie owned & operated • Class of 2000 :| ■ mmmm m mmmmm m mmmm m ■■■■■ ■ mamm ■ ^ - I W? S (The tan can wait; the transcript can’t.) Come join The Association of Former Students for some pre baseball fun at Olsen Pavilion. We'll have FREE pizza and refreshments. So bring your appetite and have some fun with your classmates, compliments of The Association of Former Students * TEXAS A T VS, SAMHOUS state LIVE Summer I classes begin June 5; Summer II starts July 13. And the credits are a snap to transfer. 1-817-COLLEGE www.dcccd.edu it: :! • DJUi: April 25 TIMi: 5:30pm GAME7:0 WHERE: Olsen Pavilion The Association U ^ OF FORMER STUDENTS L u n lA/ka'i&77t&Aggie,Nptirio'tk! For more information, call Campus Programs at 97? 0/0 eing th superp 1 ed Stat lous position Tith more tha hies and an e jerous group Tiends.” Thes ■ranee, Japan Irabia — are J. at their con tireat to Amei | icy are unpre f rael proved i it an expensi Israel recer 'eople’s Repu ollar sale of / ystems (AW/ :chnology tal tates, are rad; oming threats hese PHALC ;round-based tore difficult i the South C ese did not ha More precis ability to shac With the eh hat supports t< he relations bt grown increasi Invade the isla |o war with the burchased Iron |>ur Israeli allk veapons data t lie Clinton adi force to be reel Israel has i lo scrap the dt Jriine Ministe [he U. S. give lid withdraw pake peace w The facts sh
