Host a company Mays College of Business Fall Career Fair Sept. 25-27 Informational Meetings Come to find out about hosting a company at Career Fair. NOT mandatory. Tuesday, Sept. 11 Wednesday, Sept. 12 8:30 - 9:00 p.m. 7:30 - 8:00 p.m. Wehner 113 Wehner 113 Career Fair ivebsite: http://ivehner.tamu.edu/bsc News Page 6A THE BATTALION < L. luesday, September 11 fue' lay. Sc Senate Continued from Page 1A undergraduate courses will be offered in the Colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Anthropology, Biology, Land Development and Science. A new computer science graduate course was also added. A new major was recommended added to the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wil and Fisheries Management, which will c nate the need for enrollment in Wile Ecology and Management, Fisheries Eco and Management and Urban Wildlife Fisheries Management. All of the senate’s recommendations submitted for Bowen's approval before the finalized. sa Sororities Continued from Page 1A Greek organization this fall. Though she alleged race may have been behind her rejection last year, she told the campus newspaper. The Crimson White, that the Greek system at Alabama is not all bad. “It’s elitist and it’s some what racist, but I still believe that that racism is more from the women that are not even in the sorority,” she said. “I honestly think that most of that close-mindedness comes from alums.” Twilley attended the presti gious Alabama School for Mathematics and Science. She Howdy Continued from Page 3A from most likely (the Memorial Student Center) to least likely (Northside) to evoke a “howdy.” Time of day made no difference, according to Patel, who said the student response rate was disap pointing. “Generally, people aren’t accustomed to the ‘howdy’ response, so they don’t respond.” she said. “It’s important for stu dents to realize that it’s up to them to [revive] a tradition that’s dying.” came to Alabama driving a new sport-utility vehicle that was a gift from her father. "If someone with the quali ties of Melody Twilley can’t get into a sorority, we have some substantial problems in our Greek system,” said Norm Baldwin, president of the Faculty Senate, which has pushed for integration. “It’s a very sad day for the Greek system and the University of Alabama,” Baldwin said Monday. “It rein forces a lot of negative stereo types that people would like to go away.” Of 731 women who panic- ipated in sorority “rush.” about 625 received member ship invitations. I JM \ 1 ( : Administrators and faci- leaders have pushed tor inter ' , . <• u n L^alsumple non oi the school s Greeks. 1 jBfh - 1 lef ieaich war )istrict tern, which for decades been a seedbed for state Icair. including the current goverr’ c ^ nse f ltl Don Siegelman. School officials have L * ,vm s ;l close watch on the issue m ors wan,ct One group of Aggies is trying to do just that. How dy Ags, a stu dent organization founded to ensure “howdy’s” presence on A&M’s campus, just may be the dwindling tradition’s saving grace. Jayne Wittie, a member of Howdy Ags and a junior biomed ical science major, said the organization panicipates in events such as Howdy Week by getting local businesses involved, giving away prizes to those who exchange howdies and forming a “Howdy line" (wearing t-shirts that spell out — you guessed it — “Howdy"). Yet Wittie said the club works all year long to pro- then-Gov. George C. WiL'*S are,,e a ' made a celebrated “stand in ast su mme schoolhou.se door” in 1963 » ing ho:" 00 is that students are bus\ • 1 1 ' i n \\ a their own lives and so into:: own schedules that the) ^— - even think about it," Witt* * "People are not used loaner day tradition. They have to r a football game or yell pa*. — some scheduled event—t: involved with any kind of sec spirit. We claim to be thefre liest campus, so it’s sad: ’howdy’ has declined. 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