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THE BATTALION Thursday, Oct,
Olympics
Continued from Page 1
legally suffer from mental retar
dation, not just physical disabil
ities,” Patterson said. Athletes
can start competing at age eight
and continue for as long as they
are able.”
The games are important to
the athletes who train for them,
Patterson said.
"For them, it is a chance
to work hard at something
and compete and perform for
themselves and for their
family,” he said. "Athletes
come from around the state
to compete in the events year
after year. Special Olympics
serve as a social structure
that promotes friendships
and bonds that benefit all of
the athletes.”
More than 28,000 volunteers
in Texas dedicate their time to
Special Olympics. Volunteers
can serve as coaches, officials,
committee members, competi
tion assistants and speech
coaches. The Fall Classic will
feature 500 volunteer coaches,
500 family members, 1,500
community volunteers, and
5,000 spectators.
Special Olympics is a
chance for athletes to interact
with the community that sup
ports them, said Bonnie Caver.
public relations presidem
Special Olympics.
“The games give thete
of life skills through thesp
venue,” Caver said.
unteers come out fortheiti
make a difference in sonwi
life, and they do. But in
most of the athletes benetii!
volunteers more.”
Curtis Jackson, 23, is
the athletes who will coi
the Fall Classic.
Olympics gives Jackson a
to participate in ihe si
events that he loves,
grandmother, Paully Niles.In
Fall Classic, he will participj
golf and bowling, whichk!
been training hard for. Nii
one of the volunteers
cates her time to the games.
Since 1990, Niles
coaching golf,
bowling.
"The games give thesel e |y called
letes an opportunity to conti ^
competition and havesomei
to do after graduation,”)!
said. “It is a very sociale\i
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About 50 people attended the
Memorial Student Center (MSC)
Wiley Lecture Series discussion
on Missile Defense Wednesday
night. The panel of three Texas
A&M professors gave their
opinion and ideas on the topic,
"Is There a Target in Sight?”
The ABM Treaty, signed in
1972 between the United States
and the Soviet Union, prohibits
the deployment of a missile
defense system, but adhering to
the treaty may no longer make
sense in the post Cold War world,
said Christopher Sprecher, a
political science professor.
"The ABM system seems to
make sense. If you cannot attack
us, and we can knock your mis
siles down, why is this such a
bad thing?” Sprecher said.
The ABM system was not
friends throughout his yea
the competition.”
Jackson has been a Sps mntry,
Olympics athlete since tie*
eight years old, she said.
I lie Special OlympicsdT’
Curtis to interact withothei? e,lt Wednesc
pie.” she added. “Othenvk gforthe erra
would be alone.” University R
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was that an ABM systemw |m p US [_ aw< _
only escalate the arms race. aj | jngs orig jp
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exists,
threat is no longer from a j| $ervic
Soviets, but from a rouges emanc j e( j
like North Korea and Iraq/ elatjons send
With the threat of suit , p| a j n | es
sized nuclear bombs and lo slopes,
level nuclear, biological i Lawson sai
chemical threats, Dr. Hi resident for f-
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engineering departmentatAi niversity RelaZ
said he believes that it isnotif ervices mist a
should build it. but when. ^
A1 friend said boost pliMvy |
intercept system would mij
preferable.
Building missile defenses o
foreign soil may be i
ically, but it is imperative til
America extend its missileshiei
to other nations, Alfiiendsaid,
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in various finance and accounting positions.”
Serving as chief financial officer of Bryan, Davidson’s duties*
include overseeing budget preparations, cash management.theciii
investment program, bank relations, accounting functions, pu
ing. debt management and planning, financial reporting, andj
ing management.
According to City Manager Hugh Walker, Davidson willi
substantial contributions to the city’s financial department.
“We are all excited to have Kathy working with us,” said Wall
“Her knowledge and experience will be very beneficial.”
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