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Join us Saturday, February 3rd for
"Roman Ruins," the newest in our series
of fun Murder Mystery Dinners.
You are a guest at the Roman villa of renowned poet
Flabbius Corpus. Flabbius has asked you and the
other guests to help him celebrate his newest poem,
"Rome Wasn't Bilked In A Day." But, Flabbius is
detained. Being murdered tends to make you late.
Who finalized Flabbius? Licentius Caesar?
Maximus Testosterus? Or, just maybe it was you!
You'll love this new, fun Murder Mystery Dinner.
It's only $49.95 per person plus tax and gratuity.
Wonderful food,-but you'll have to
stop laughing to eat.
For reservations or more information, please call
Designer Events at Messina Hof
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have said it is — by sayingl
health issue, the council
would be pushing for a baa
lie smoking.
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hibit smoking in all public
and cafeterias between 6
p.m. Bars, establishments
mainly to serving alcoholic
rather than food, andoutsiu;
restaurants would be exei
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Campus Calendar
Thursday
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The American Institute of Chemi
cal Engineers (AlChE) will hold a
general meeting at 7 p.m. in Zachry
223B. Guest Tawyna Smart from
Frito Lay will be speaking.
The American Advertising Federa
tion will have a general meeting
with a guest speaker at 7:30 p.m.
in Wehner 136. For more informa
tion, call Marie at 693-7110.
The Texas A&M Roadrunners will
meet at the 12th Man statue in
front of The Zone at Kyle Field Mon
day through Thursday at 5:30 p.m.,
and Friday at 5p.m. for daily runs.
All skill levels are welcome. For
more information, contact Chad
Henderson at 764-8637.
in Rudder 402. This will be an in
troductory meeting to answer ques
tions like “What is Democratic So
cialism?,” and any others. If you
have any questions, check out so-
cialists@stuorg.tamu.edu.
The Navigators will have
rally-worship and Bible six
in Koldus 110 at 8:30:
more information, callStw
ti at 847 0953.
Democratic Socialists of Texas
A&M will meet from 7 to 8:15 p.m.
The Aggie Players Association will
have open auditions for Good “Will”
Hunting for the Shakespeare Festi
val in “The Fallout Theatre”, Blocker
144 at 7:30 p.m. For more informa
tion, call Matthew at 845-2621.
Friday
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stairs MSC). Call A$laat
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