mm to win
Six students will win lunch at the
Faculty Club with Charles A. Johnson,
Dean, College of Liberal Arts.
What:
Welcome Reception for
Liberal Arts Students
Register to win at:
http://clla.tamu.edu/laweek/reaistration.html
When:
Monday, October 8
5:15- 6:45 p.m.
Where:
Stark Galleries, MSC
Dress:
Come as you are
Drawing will be held at the Welcome
Reception. You must be present to win.
4E* MSC Film Society
presents
SHREK7
Oct. 5th
:00 & 9:30pm
Rudder Theatre
For more information call
845-1515 or visit:
<k
If you need special
assistance, please call 845-
1515 one working day
before the show.
http://films.tamu.edu
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News
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THE BATTALION
Friday, October 5,:!
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amid signs that they will scat
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tional visitors due to an w
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died in 1999.”
In the contest for Class of
2005 vice president. Tommy
Slocum Jr. won in a landslide,
receiving 618 votes, or 82 per
cent, against Precious Atlas who
received 134 votes, or 18 per
cent. Slocum attributed his suc
cess to his personality.
“In my campaign I stressed
being well presentable and 1 like
to think I go out and give a good
impression” Slocum said. “I
don’t like to be fake.”
Atlas won a Senate seat in
the first round of elections and
will serve in that body.
“Right now I’m still in the
learning process,” she said.
“Last night was our first meet
ing. After about two or three
sessions I’ll know a lot more
about the senate and how to get
my ideas through.”
Other run-off victors were
Jared Grisham for secretary
with 67 percent, Christopher
White for social secretary with
75 percent and Courtney
Fairchild for historian with 64
percent.
“To never have a student
body position and to come up to
A&M and to have a completely
new start definitely puts a light
on my day,” White said.
The remaining class council
position, treasurer, was the only
position that did not require a
runoff, with Timothy Soeken
receiving a majority in the first
round.
ALVARADO, Texas (AP)
people aboard a
Beechcraft plane died
afternoon in a crash in Jolw
County, authorities said.
The plane went into at
and crashed about 1 p.m
four miles east of Intersti
near the town of Alvarado.
Lorraine Ronquillo, a si
woman for the
Department of Public Safety
The wreckage was in a
off County Road 206, acara
to the Department of
Safety.
Party
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fun and a good community
service opportunity,” said Ben
Arcuni of Company C-2.
Arcuni said Run to the
Chicken is one of the better
fun-runs because there are so
many participants.
The 5K run will begin
Saturday at 8 a.m., behind the
Dixie Chicken.
“We chose the Dixie
Chicken because it is a well
established business and helps
promote our event.” said
Jessica Newhouse, member of
Delta Zeta and a run organizer.
The second half of the pro
ceeds will go to the Delta Zeta
Foundation and the Houston
Ear Research Foundation.
Entrants can register at the
Commons, E. L. Wehner
Building or the Memorial
Student Center today or at the
Dixie Chicken Saturday morn
ing, Newhouse said.
“There will be registration
going on up until the race,”
Newhouse said. “The cost is
$15 after Thursday.”
the Aggie Wranglers
team and the salsa
Grupo KaChe.
Freudian Slip had
crowd laughing with
unique brand of imi
tional comedy.
When the perfo
were done, the crowd m
way to the YMCA buildi
an OF Army Midnight
Practice.
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who visit ea<
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and noisy a
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Coming Out Week
Events Calendar
October 7th-14th
All week long there will be tables at the MSC from 10-2pm.
Sunday, 7th:
Allies Advance 1 -4pm
Monday, 8th:
Dr. Joe Fcagin Speaks, 1-2pm ACAD 326 and 7-8:15pm RUDD 504
Tuesday, 9th:
Religious Tolerance Panel, 7-8:15pm MSC 226
NOW : Lesbianism and Feminism, 7pm RUDD 407
Wednesday, 10th:
Speak Out Against Hate, 1 l-2pm Free Speech Area
GLBT-PN Queer 102: An Informal Lecture, TBA
Thursday, Uth:
National Coming Out Day
GLBTA Meeting with Greek Life, 7pm TBA
Coffee Talk with GIES & the Women’s Center, 4~5pm ACAD
Friday, 12th:
Heartstrong Presentation, TBA
Sunday, 14th:
Allies Advance, 2-5pm
Jw
For more information on the week’s events, check out
http://studentlife.tamu.edu/gies
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BAYLOR GAME
FOOD DRIVE
12th Man Towels & AggiesCAN
The 12th Man Student Foundation
donate a portion of their 12th Man towe
sales at the Baylor game in support
AggiesCAN food drive.
Towels cost $4 each and sales teams wii
be located at donation stations surroundin'
Kyle Field.
Thank you for helping to provide foodfof
the Brazos Valley!
Over tlie Rainbow
Gaze out over this rainbow,and you 11 fi nd boohs. A.11 of your children 's favorites!
READING RAINBOW
Sun, Oct 7 • 2 PM & 4 PM
Rudder Theatre
TIC K ET S : Call 845-1234.
Online at opas.tamu.edu
AH tickets only $6.50!
OPA5 JR opens its 12th season with two
performances of READING RAINBOW. The
same award-winning PBS television program that
engages your children is now a LIVE stage show.
Some of your kids' favorites to be featured in this
literary musical extravaganza include "Amazing
Grace," "Owen," "Martha Speaks," "Borreguita and
the Coyote" and "Imogene's Antlers."
FOR THE YOUNG AT ARTI
Suppert provided by?
The OPAS Guild
Supporting the arts since 19/3.
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