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PUS Offices to Close June 19-20, 2000
The PITS cashiering office in Room 117 of the Koldus
Building will be closed for departmental training on June
19 rt ’ and 20 rfl and will re-open for business on Wednesday,
June 21 st at 7:30 a.m. This annual two-day training is an
essential element to our staff development and our prepa
ration for the fall semester 2000. In case of emergency,
please call 862-PARK.
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MSC Film Society presents...
Free Movies on Rudder:
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June 20th, (7:00pm)
@ Rudder Fountain
The movie is Free to the
public and movie treats will
be on sell.
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Aerofit Health and Fitness Clubs now have a
special corporate/group enrollment plan for all
TAMU employees and their immediate families.
Sign up now for as low as $ 21.00/month and
get aerobics, free weights, cybex weight
machines, racquetball, tennis, basketball,
indoor/outdoor pools and much much more!
And best of all, there ore no crowds!
Due to the magnitude of this offer, enrollment
will be on a department by department basis.
Call 823-0971
to schedule and Aerofit representative
to come to your department.
health & fitness
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Man sought on
bounty protected
REYNOSA, Mexico (AP) — A
Mexican activist who promised
$10,000 to anyone who killed a
U.S. Border Patrol agent last week
has won a protective order keeping
police from arresting him.
Authorities said Carlos Ibarra
Perez had been granted a Mexican
legal procedure that, in effect, pro
tects him from arrest while he’s in
side his home, according to The
(McAllen) Monitor. The order forces
Ibarra Perez to stay inside his
home until all legal issues sur
rounding his case are resolved.
Last week, Mexican police
charged him with publicly provok
ing the commission of a crime.
Officers increase
scrutiny, violations
DALLAS (AP) — Since early
May, extra police assigned to Dal
las’ 50 worst intersections have
written more than 7,500 citations
to drivers who ran red lights.
The Dallas Police Department
is using $2 million in federal funds
to pay overtime to 18 at
work six days each weeQic
vision Lt. John BrantonW
Dallas Morning News.
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Vice President for Student Affairs
June 20, 2000
11:00 am-1:00 pm
MSC Foyer
• Voice Concerns
• Ask Questions
• Light Refreshments
The Texas A&M University
College of Liberal Arts &
Department of Performance Studies
present the
Monday, June 19
Presidential Conference Center
Great Chamber Music
TEXAS MDSIC FESTIVAL
2000 CONCERT SEASON
Texas A&M University Campus
College Station
All Concerts: 7:30 p.m.
With the
Western Arts Trio
And Festival Artists:
Lucie Robert, violin
Laura Mount, viola
Jeffrey Cohen & Timothy Hester, piano
TICKETS (845-1234)
Student $5 ($25 Season) • Adults $10 ($50 Season)
Senior -65+ ($40 Season)
PRINCIPAL SPONSORS:
Arts Council of Brazos Valley
Texas Commission on the Arts • The Eagle
Brazos Business Arts Alliance
University Honors Program
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Albert Cotton
Gilbert and Thyra Plass Foundation
Music:
Sonatina in G Major for Violin & Piano, Op. 100
Antonin Dvorak
Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 1
Rubin Goldmark
Vitebsk: Study on a Jewish Theme
Aaron Copland
Piano Quartet in E Flat Major, K. 493
W.A. Mozart
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