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By Giselle Wallace
THE BATTALION
Last year, an estimated
,000 hospitals used more than
00,000 units of blood in the
entral Texas area as a result of
h tgedy or illness, officials said.
Texas A&M students and staff
ill have a chance to help raise
,(XX) units of blood this week in
ic Aggie Fall Blood Drive,
arter Blood Care has set up
ttloodmobiles and tables outside
■bisa, near Rudder Fountain in
me Memorial Student Center
Blaza and in the Commons lobby.
“Blood donation is very
important because we have to
■epend on volunteers to give
■lood," said Ann Schrader of
tarter Blood Care. "You never
know when there is going to be
I tragedy, so we need as many
donors as possible.”
Service fraternity Alpha Phi
Omega (APO) is sponsoring
the blood drive. APO sponsors
drives every semester, said
APO pledge master Kristie
Talbott, a senior mathematics
major.
“It is a tradition for us to
sponsor the blood drive annual
ly, and APO is the only organi
zation on campus to do so,”
Talbott said.
Donors must be be in good
general health, at least 17 years
old and weigh 110 pounds or
more. Most medications do not
prevent eligibility. Potential
donors with body piercings —
any piercing that is not an ear
piercing — or tattoos that are
less than one year old are dis
couraged from donating.
Tattoos and piercing must also
be done professionally, in a
sterile environment.
Students, faculty, staff and
individuals who want to give
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SARA JUDKINS • THE BATTALION
Glenda Stanley, a Carter Blood Care worker, draws blood from Marie
Feulner, a nautical archaeology graduate student, Monday at the MSC.
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The Battalion CLASSIFIEDS
blood are required to fill out a
questionnaire before any blood
Anybody who
wants to donate
blood must take the
questionnaire. You
will be questioned
about body piercings
and tattoos to
determine if you can
MSC CIA Present
The Evolution of Texas
with
Fmr Governor Will aim P, Fiobby
Tuesday, Sjeptembei 11, 2001
6-7: MSC 26]
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Persons with disabilites, please call
(979)845-1515 to inform us of
your special needs.
http://cia.msc.tamu.edu
Upcoming Program: “The Importance of Higher Education
September 21, featuring Governor Rick Perry
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— Ann Schrader
Carter Blood Care
is taken to determine whether
or not an individual is eligible
to give blood, Schrader said.
"Anybody who wants to
donate blood must take the
questionnaire,” Schrader said.
“You will be questioned about
body piercings and tattoos to
determine if you can give
blood or not and it is important
for donors to ask questions and
spread the information to the
public.”
Donors should wait at least
two months after giving blood
before donating blood again.
The Aggie Fall Blood Drive
will be held through Thursday at
the MSC-Rudder Fountain area
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Sbisa
Dining Hall from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. and at Commons Lobby
from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, all
three campus locations will be
open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Sept. 12
Free Food
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BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL
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Positions open until filled
Paid RA Positions:
Male Resident Advisor positions (RA) available in Walton, Hotar, and FHK Complex
Compensation
Excellent leadership and training opportunities
Beginning wage of $5.75 per hour for 21 hours per week
Partial room credit
Minimum requirements
At least a second year full-time student
One semester of residence hall living preferred
Must enroll in the RA class (non-credit)
Must have had at least a 2.0 in the previous semester
and at least a cumulative GPR of 2.25
Contact: Michael Gregorash at 847- 2182 or e-mail at michaelg@housing.tamu.edu
Judicial Board Members - Volunteer positions
Wanted. . .. fair minded individuals with a willingness to serve the residence hall
community through active membership with the Residence Hall Judicial Board.
Qualifications
1.
2.
Must reside in on-campus housing during the current academic year
Minimum overall GPR
Undergraduate members must have and maintain a minimum GPR of 2.25
a.
3.
4.
5.
b. Graduate members must have and maintain a minimum GPR of 3.0
Complete specialized Judicial Board training prior to serving on the Board
Free of any form of disciplinary probation during the term of service
Preference given to students available to adjudicate cases on Tuesday evenings
Contact: Steven Skiff at 845-2235 or e-mail stevens@housing.tamu.edu
Sue Foster at 845-1229 or e-mail sue@hoiising.tamu.edu