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Strahan said that, as soojf University gives the word, t^j at Aggie Moms’ boutiquesu again sport the Aggie Bonfire “We have been asked tient,” Strahan said. “Whenik is right, we will resume if logo.” )|H ''ll I St: i Hear you're looking FOR A NEW CAR. ALL THE NEW CARS ARE OVERPRCED AND MY TRADE-IN'S UNDERVALUED. V MMM. i suppose Huffy s just don't hold market value. Ba*x THEY DIDN'T EVEN LOOK AT MY MOUNTED-ON RAD/O. Bs B» -t —. The F* Coniiniinl [roni^ p Apt. #160 by Kyle w The Advising Odyssey Attention Student Organization Advisors Mark your calendars and be sure to attend these educational workshops. Each session addresses a topic -which is important to the success of an advisory experience. Light snacks will be provided, but feel free to bring your own food. Dates: , Tues., Feb. 6 •Fri., Feb. 9 Tues., Feb. 13 Fri., Feb. 16 Topics: Travel. Travel Liability Liability Room &: Time: 4:00-5:15pm Rudder 302 11:30-12:45pm Koldus 144 4:00-5:15pm Rudder 302 11:30-12:45pm Koldus 144 L http://sact.tamu.edu/workshops/workshopsl.htm r$5\ Student Activities For more information At Texas A&M University Kim Novak at l53 th.« Wuss Goofei® 60 Adrian FAR FROM IT.' ARE AN ORGANIZATION PEPlCATtP TO CREATING mayhem ANP PISOPEYING THE II 1 The three-couisc menuuvfirid of salad. Filet mignon. fried | n H a n baked potatoes and an asson mc> desserts. Student admission ca 4 y < meal credit, cash or Aggie! by da.i the dtx^r. M Tl-t. “The ftx)d w'as great,and Doro t orations were very traditional]colic^ Aggie,” said Nick Mims,ati lishiiT. biochemistry major. ilI orn Cynthia Ziiwieja, assoa nu nt tor of Food Services, said, decori mately 600 students resen the th for the gala, a number that« few. tL Food Services officials. sonal « “We expected more tk fg Zawieja said. “On an averar, night, the typical amount of (h Ch; that eat in the dining halls most t higher. But overall, we are dirtak cited to have this many stud: has th tonight in Sbisa.” room. The Singing Cadets beg; . Les tertainment and were folio J 01 - °F harpist and string quartet, strateg Beard said Coca-Colap; m her disc jockey, Coca-Cola pm;.: TV the dance and a drawingfc'^ e . a P ; limousine ride to the ball. White. “We had a reopening ce:.-® 0 ret for the architects and spoils fore Sbisa actually reopeneii P^ anne public,” ZaM icja said."Bulk ln Y 'b; this building is for the stude: thought that the student h lL served an opening celebratio:T rc,x " Dreyer said Legett Halit; 1 " Kl work with Food Services in thr C a J|| e to make the Old Arnn semi , ( make s an annual event. Relief Continued from Page 1 Anurada Mukheriji, an Indian inter national student and an architecture graduate student. “Although we are far in distance from India, we can still help by giving donations.” A open prayer ceremony will be held today at Rudder Fountain at 8:30 p.m. in remembrance of the In dian families. “The earthquake affected Ag gies as though we were there be cause we all have families in India who lost everything,” said Shailen- dra Das, a senior chemistry major. “The earthquake has brought all in ternational organizations at Texas A&M together in a united effort to bring aid to India. We need every one here to donate anything they can give.” The International Student Associ ation also plans to hold a mock slave' auction in a couple of weeks to help raise more relief funds. Campus Calendar Monday 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 5 p.m. for daily runs. All skill levels are welcome. For more information, contact Chad Henderson at 764-8637. Student Y Association a general meeting at 7 Rudder 404. League of United Latin can Citizens (LULAC) Tuesday at 8:30 p.m 230. For more informatior Amy at 680-1980. Jmm www.4.0andgo.com, or call 696-8886(TUTOR) Aect 210 Haves Fart f Mon Feb 5 5pm~7pni Part II Tiie Feb 6 5pm-7pm Part ill Wed Feb 7 5pm-7pm Acct 230 Haves Part I Mon Feb 5 5pm-7pm Part 11 Tuc Feb 6 5pm-7pm Part Hi Wed Feb 7 5pm-7pm Eton 203 Nelson Part i Mon Feb 5 7pm~l9pm Part II Tue Feb 6 7pni-10pm Econ 322 Alien Part I Mon Feb 5 lOpm-lam Fine 309 Part I! 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