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To help compensate for
grades, athletes are offered anai
resources to help them succeed;
dents, said Wally Groff, directo
Athletic Department.
The department employs si
time academic advisers anc
ate assistants to monitor all
deinic progress.
Groff" said that low graduate
especially in football, are|
suit of athletes leaving college: gy Justin Ga
sports professionally.
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with the New York Jets, and he
ing $3 million. 1 don't sees are eageily e>
wrong with that.”
Groff pointed out that at most popular
graduation rates have improved
cent years and that academics
sidered when recruiting athlete er to invoke s
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Childs said, the demands ofo:
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When you're injured or sick, you don't want just any
clinic or doctor. You demand a clinic that offers the
kind of flexibility your busy schedule requires. And a
board-certified physician, the highest credential a
doctor can receive. So when you need health care -
urgent or otherwise - give us a call. We have the right
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which universities must recnii
dents who tire not academicall;
petitive. Schools then spend con
able resources helping those sto
succeed, with mixed results, he
“That’s the issue, and lots
question whether it’s worth it,”!
said. “For some universities, it
big money, so each school has toll
that decision.”
Groff defended the recruit^
process and said lower acade niil
dards for athletes are necessn
A&M wants winning sports tea
“If we want to field mmfe.
teams, we can he like Ricmdtaf.
of our athletes with 1100 SAT set
but that’s not what the alumni*
he said.
Campus Calendar
Thursday
CBAHiEfS
Texas A&M Roadrunners will
meet for daily runs at the 12th
Man statue in front of the Zone at
Kyle Field Monday through Thurs
day at 6:30 p.m and Friday at 5
p.m. All skill levels are welcome.
For more information, contact
Chad Henderson at 764-8637
female billiards player from 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. in the MSC Flagroom.
For more information, contact Ja
son McConnell at 693-8353.
For more information, contact Ligia
Alvorado at 775-5755.
Wednesday
Monday
The Navigators will have its week
ly rally with worship and small group
Bible study times in Koldus 110 at
8:30 p.m. For more information,
contact Steve Rizzoti at 847-0953.
The American Society of Mechan
ical Engineers (ASME) will have a
guest speaker, Bentley Nevada, at
6:30 in Richardson 114.
The Society of Hispanic Pro!
sional Engineers (SHPE)
having a general meeting in
er 163 at 7 p.m. There
guest speaker from General B
trie and free food.
The Texas A&M Storytelling Guild
will hold an organizational meeting
from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Sto
rytelling Center on the second floor
of the Evans Library. All interested
storytellers are welcome.
Saturday
Tuesday
The Texas A&M Pocket Billiards
Club will be having an exhibition by
Vivian Villareal, the No. 4 ranked
The Aggie Road Runners will have
a Fun Run in support of the Brazos
County Animal Shelter from 8:30
a.m. to 12 p.m. The group will
meet at Messina Hof in the Garden
District in Bryan. The run is direct
ed by Aggie Alliance and the Bra
zos County Animal Shelter and
hosted by the Aggie Roadrunners.
Zeta Tau Alpha will be hosting Hal- (
loween on Sorority Row. Come and
join us from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. All of
the children of the Bryan-College
Station, and their families, are invit
ed to attend, and the admission is
free. There will be Halloween activi
ties and games. For more informa
tion, contact Sarah at 694-6821.
Project Sunshine will hold a
eral meeting at 8:30 p.m
der 601. For more informal
please contact Elizabeth Flei
ty at 260-2683.
The Pre-Dental Society will i
Dr. Joseph Berrung, with the
SC San Antonio Dental Brandi!
speak at 7 p.m. in MSC 292B.
more information, contact
Richie at 696-2041.
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