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Mon Sept 18
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Part II
Tue Sept 19
7pm~9pm
Part Ill
W ed Sept 20
7pm-9pm
Part IV
Thu Sept 21
7pm-9pm
Econ 202
Allen
Part 1
Tue Sept 19
5pm-7pm
Part II
Wed Sept 20
5pm-7pm
Part III
Thu Sept 21
5pm-7pm
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Econ 202
Edwardson
Part 1
Tue Sept 19
9p«n-ilpm
Part H
Wed Sept 20
9pm-l 1 pm
Part III
Thu Sept 21
i|9pni-11pm
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Econ 203
Nelson
Part I
Sun Sept 17
5pm-Spm
Part ii
Mon Sept 18
5pm~8pm
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Part I
Wed Sept 20
Upm-lam
Part II
Thu Sept 21
Upm-lam
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Sun Sept 17
6pm-8pm
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8pm-10pm
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Mon Sept 18
8pm-11pm
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Tue Sept 19
8pm-11pm
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Anthony
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Mon Sept 18
5pm-8pm
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Tue Sept 19
5pm~8pm
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Stein
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Wed Sept 20
5pm-8pm
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Thu Sept 21
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Mon Sept 18
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Tue Sept 19
lOpm-lam
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Part I
Mon Sept 18
8pm-10pm
Part 11
Tue Sept 19
8pm-i0pm
Part III
Wed Sept 20
8pm-10pm
Part IV
Thu Sept 21
8pm~10pm
Mgmt 211
Swim
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Mon Sept 18
9pm-l 1pm
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Wed Sept 20
9pm-11pm
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News in Brief
Monday. Septembe
Charity game
aids United Way
Radio station KVJM (103,1
FM) and the Lincoln Recreation
Center in College Station helda
charity basketball game Satur
day afternoon benefiting the
Brazos Valley United Way.
The team the B-Bad Enter
tainment took on the Compound
Clique at the Lincoln Recreation
Center, part of the College Sta
tion Parks and Recreation De
partment. B-Bad edged
Compound by a score of 43-32,
despite Compound's taking an
early 11-0 lead.
“Ninety-nine percent of the
proceeds from the event will sta
in Brazos Valley,” said Lance
Jackson, chairman of the Coi
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eliminate spam.
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that hard to delete email. It’s
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Monday
The Career Center will be holding
a mock interview all day by ap
pointment only.
The Career Center will be holding
orientations for on-campus inter
viewing at 5:30 p.m. in Koldus 111
(graduate students).
The Career Center will be holding a
resume/letter-writing seminar at 4
p.m. in MSC 225. It will feature Wal
lace Computer.
Tuesday
The Career Center will be holding a
Business Career Fair on Tuesday
and Thursday in Wehner.
The Career Center will be holding
orientations for on-campus inter
viewing at 5:15 p.m. in MSC 225.
The Career Center will be holding be
havioral interviewing at 5 p.m. in Rud
der 410 for liberal arts majors.
The Career Center will be holding a re
sume/letter-writing seminar at 4 p.m.
in Rudder 302 for Life Science Majors.
Cooperative Education will hold an
internship search strategies semi
nar at 6 p.m. in 308 Rudder.
The Microbiology Society will
hold a general meeting at 8:30
p.m. in Rudder 501.
Wednesday
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 holding a
Construction Science Fair on Wednes
day and Thursday in Langford.
Thursday
The Career Center will be holding ori
entations for on-campus interviewing
at 5:30 p.m. in Koldus 110.
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“One Thursday night when I
was in a convenience store a man
was saying that it was really quiet
in his neighborhood now, and that
whatever we are doing, we need to
keep it up,” said Sgt. Greg Leeth,
CSPD evening patrol supervisor.
This weekend, CSPD issued 90
citations, including minor in posses
sion, disorderly
conduct by noise
and consuming
during prohibited
hours. The num
bers have de
creased from 210
citations issued
during the task
force’s first week
end patrol.
“We want to
make sure that
kids know that
they are account
able to the law,”
said Bob Wiatt,
director of UPD.
“We are trying to
get the word out to
students that they can’t drink wifi
the age of 21.”
Fifteen people were arrestedt
charges including contributing
minors and driving under the ini:
ence. Forty-five loud party cai
were also reported.
“It seems to be working qt
well,” Leeth said. “There see®
be a reduction in the number of cal: ’
compared to earlier this semestet
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that the program is working.”
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