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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
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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
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night, the typical amount of (h Ch;
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cited to have this many stud: has th
tonight in Sbisa.” room.
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harpist and string quartet, strateg
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limousine ride to the ball. White.
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for the architects and spoils
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public,” ZaM icja said."Bulk ln Y 'b;
this building is for the stude:
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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.
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www.4.0andgo.com, or call 696-8886(TUTOR)
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Mon Feb 5
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Part II
Tiie Feb 6
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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
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Mon Feb 5
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Fine 309
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Wed Feb 7
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