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FOUJNrOATION
1 st GENERAL MEETING
Come hear Coach Tim Cassidy
speak about Aggie Football
Date: Monday, September 3
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Location: MSC 201
Prizes! Refreshments!
Congratulations
Kappa Delta New Members!
Ashley Applewhite
AM Kazura
Amanda Blair
Meghan Matte
Jen Breda
Amanda McCalg
Amy Brooks
Sara McDaniel
Tracee Buffaloe
Krystal McFarlan
Crystal Cannon
Marissa Merritt
Jeni Christian
Ashley Miller
Danielle Corrigan
Bethany Mouser
Taryn Criswell
Shelley Naiser
Rachel Devay
Fi NiMhuirgheasa
Vicki Dooly
Jaime Oppliger
Kristi Dunn
Kayla Orr
Rachael Edge
Megan Orton
Karla Emerson
Tammy Osco
Julee Furjanic
Kristyn Reed
Elizabeth Gardiner
Carolyn Roshek
Missy Garner
Alexa Ryniker
Dawn Gish
Amy Spaulding
Bryn Hall
Lauren Speier
Tina Hall
Camia Steinmann
Sarah Harrison
Kali Thomson
Audrey Hendrickson
Lisa Warne
Ashley Hightower
Charlotte White
Kirsten Holmes
Maggie Wilson
Amanda Janacek
Ashli Woodward
Jayne Ellen Johnson
Emily Zayac
Jackie Jones
Amanda Zientek
Stephen Braden, M.D.
George Mdlhaney, M.D.
Richard Herron, M.D.
Ken Hillner, M.D.
Anna Damian, M.D.
David Damian, M.D.
Chris Imperial, D.O.
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College Station - 693.3313
Bryan - 776.7700
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