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7:00 p.m., Koldus I 10
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Wed., Sept. 12
7:00 p.m., Koldus I 10
Church Attire
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This Week In
Aggie Athletics
Tuesday ^Saturday
Texas A&M
Volleyball
vs.
UT- San Antonio
7:30 p.m.
$ .25 Sodas
Friday
Texas A&M
Volleyball
vs.
Florida State
6:00 p.m.
Texas A&M
Volleyball
vs.
Stanford
7:00 p.m.
Soccer
vs.
Stanford
7:30 p.m.
Soccer
vs.
Stanford
7:30 p.m.
Sunday
Texas A&M
Soccer
vs.
California
7:30 p.m.
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Page io THE BATTALION
Award-winning handshake
Tim Brown, representing USAA. presents Erin
Hudak, a senior management information sys
tems (MIS) major, with a scholarship on Friday in
the Wehner Building. The CMIS Scholars Program
awarded scholarships to seven outstanding MIS
students on behalf of corporate sponsors USAA.
FedEx. EnForm. IAA and JCPenney. Winners were
Erin Hudak, Nathan Handberry, Came Fisher,
Vikram Taneja, Michael Fowler. Erik Mann and
John Strong.
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and moved it to Sterling C. Evans Library, Crouch said.
The journal Callaloo now will operate where the
writing center once was.
“Having this journal on our campus, creates for
us, almost instantaneously, a high national status,”
Oliver said.
Callaloo is the oldest premier journal of
African-American literature and culture. It is
published by the John Hopkins University
Press and edited by Charles H. Rowell. The
journal should be running by this semester,
and Rowell will be teaching classes during
Spring 2(X)2.
The College of Liberal Arts delights in the
recent progress and acknowledges the
University’s commitment toward enhancing its
programs.
“The college is absolutely at the table, as evi
dence of Vision 2020. and as evidence by the
actions that are being taken by the central
administration," Crouch said.
Erin
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566-member part-time regi
ment to help prepare for the
hurricane at strategic
points.
A school opened Sunday
morning as an emergency shel
ter for those living in vulnera
ble areas, officials said.
Police Commissioner
Jonathan Smith said special
preparations were being made
because the hurricane was
strengthening.
“We are exercising caution
on this one,” Smith said.
Bermuda, which lies about
560 miles off the coast of
North Carolina, last had a
hurricane in 1999 when Gert
battered the south shore.
causing damage and knock
ing out power to 12,000
homes.
But unlike other islands,
Bermuda — which was settled
by British colonists who were
shipwrecked on their way to
Virginia — enjoys one of the
highest average incomes in the
world. Many of the homes
have been built to withstand
lashing hurricane-strength
Monday, September
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bond out for the same
amount as the fine plustho
rant fee, he must spend at:
in jail and visit a judge the
morning.
“We’re giving people
opportunity to take care
warrants before being
said Bryan City Marshal L
Cuthbertson. “1 highly re.
mend that they pay the fines:
mg the amnesty period, if
their ovs n terms for less expr
"When the amnesty pr
ends, law enforcement
ss ill aggressively pursue ; 1
and ssdl put them in jail if:
can’t pay,’’Cuthbertson
While the exact n
Texas A&M students
standing warrants is ui
Cuthbertson said it is
high percentage of the tt
Brendan Kennedy, a
more general studies maj
received and paid a p
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believes the amnesty pen
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to renew
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care of,” Kennedy
sounds pretty fair.”
Texas is a member
Department of Public I
Fail-To-Appear (FTAi pre
States that are mem
the names of citizens witf
standing warrants to the
program. If a citizen least
avoid an outsu:
he w ill not be a]
his driver's licei
obtain an out-of-state dr
license anyw here until ailc
fines are paid in full.
Police Chief Burton ac
citizens with outstanding
rants to take advantage off
amnesty pentKi to pas oua
ing fines.
“(Fines) arc not going;
assay." Burton said. “I Lrxv
it’s got to be traumatic for:
ssith warrants everytimethr
in their cars to Worry abo«>
stopped and sent to jail, K:
shouldn’t ignore it. It ssill.
much more if they do”
winds.
“I have been through!
hurricanes and 1 am 'V
relaxed,” said teacher D.
Ashworth.
Others were more T
cerned.
*T take it seriously. I
bring in garden furniture,
up windows and doors ami
the candles out,” said J:.
Lewis, a real estate agent
BEEVILLE,
Gov. Rich
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flooded are
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mergency!
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hut down af
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foot of wal
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HICLASS OF 2005!!!
DO YOU WANT TO RUN FOR
class council
OR
STUDEnT SMA TE?
You must come file with the Election Commission:
Monday, September 10 th -Wednesday, September if
MSC Hallway from 10am-3pm
If you have any questions,
please call the Election Commission at 845-3051.
El Paso Merchant Energy
El Paso Merchant Energy (www.elpaso.com) will be at
Texas A&M conducting on-campus informational sessions
and recruitment for their Financial Analyst Program.
Please see your career center for further information.
May 2002 graduates with liberal Arts majors only.
Informational Session:
Campus Recruiting:
Resume Deadline:
September 18,2001
October 1,2001
September 10,2001
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