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Friday
Campus Calendar
Condoms
in Rudder 301. It will feature An
derson Consulting.
a mock interview all day by ap
pointment only.
The Career Center will be hosting
orientation for on-campus inter
viewing at 2 p.m. in Rudder 301.
Saturday
The Asian American Christian Fel
lowship will be holding a general
meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Rudder
410. For more information, please
contact Sunny at 268-5315.
The TAMU Roadrunners are
changing their daily running times
to Monday through Thursday at 7
p.m. and Friday at 5 p.m. Anyone
interested should meet in front of
the 12th Man statue at The Zone
at Kyle Field. These runs will last
throughout the semester. For
more information, please contact
Chad Henderson at 764-8637.
The Brazos County Green Party
will be holding an organizational
meeting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Friends Congregational Church at
2200 Southwood Drive off Harvey
Mitchell Parkway, and there will be
free food and drinks. For more in
formation, please contact Kathy
Mardick at 694-0297.
The Career Center will be holding
orientations for on-campus inte-
viewing at 5:30 p.m. in Koldus 111
for graduate students.
The Career Center will be holding
a intern search strategies work
shop at 6:30 p.m. on Rudder 308.
The Career Center will be holding
a resume/letter writing seminar at
4 p.m. in MSC 225. It will feature
Wallace Computer.
The Career Center will be holding
a resume/letter writing seminar at
4 p.m. in Rudder 302 for life sci
ence majors.
Cooperative Education will hold an
internship search strategies sem
inar at 6 p.m. in 308 Rudder.
Tuesday
Wednesday
The Hispanic Business Student As
sociation will be holding Caliente
2000 in the Grove. There will be free
entertainment, games and food in
celebration of Hispanic Heritage
Month. For more information, please
contact Angela Davila at 776-5874.
The Career Center will be holding
a Business Career Fair on Tuesday
and Thursday in Wehner.
The Career Center will be holding ori
entations for on-campus inteviewing
at 5:15 p.m. in MSC 225.
The Physical Therapy Club will be
holding its first general meeting
from 7-8 p.m. in Rec Center 281.
For more information please call
Laurie Gaul at 694-0086.
The Career Center will be hosting
behavioral interviewing at 12 p.m.
Monday
The Career Center will be holding
The Career Center will be holding
behavioral interviewing at 5 p.m. in
Rudder 410 for liberal arts majors.
The Career Center will be hold
ing a Construction Science Fair
on Wednesday and Thursday in
Langford.
Continued from Page 1
focused on educational measures to
cope with the problem of sexually
transmitted infections.
Griffith said education is not
enough to prevent the dangers asso
ciated with sexual activity.
“We know from nationwide sta
tistics that you have to provide peo
ple with a convenient means of pro
tecting themselves,” she said. “A lot
of college students do all types of
things spontaneously, and 1 think
sometimes there is a spontaneity to
a sexual encounter, which means
that often it is not planned and not
prepared for.”
Griffith and the H1V/A1DS
Committee have not approached
A&M President Dr. Ray M. Bowen
about the proposal, but thinks a stu
dent-driven initiative would be far
more effective because the issueisl
controversial.
Elaine Liao, a senior accounting!
major, said she thinks condom ma|
chines should be installed around!
campus. |i
“We are just telling peopletobej
sate.” I aao said. "Besides, whoai
1 to tell people not to have sex?
we might as well have something!
in place in case they do needpn>|
tection.” j
One residence hall directorsaifl
that, before condom machines arein-l
stalled, housing authorities wo
have to hear from students than
machines are needed. |
Griffith echoed a similar sen!
timent.
“If students are interested inea
dom machines, I would like theinti
contact me so that, between studa
and the HIV/AIDS Committeet
might be able to partner to see ifwej
can get this done," she said.
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