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WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
2001 - 2002
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Who’s Who applications are now available for both
undergraduate and graduate students in the following locations:
Commandant’s Office (Military Sciences Building)
Student Programs Office (2nd floor MSC)
Student Activities Office (125 John J. Koldus Building)
Sterling C. Evans Library
Office of Graduate Studies (I 25 Teague)
Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs (I 0th floor Rudder)
Office of the Dean of each College
Completed applications should contain an application form and one
(8.5x11”) activities page in 10 pt. font or above with one-inch margins.
These applications must be received by the Student Activities Office or
the Office of Graduate Studies no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, October
19, 2001. Applications may be handcarried to the Student Activities
Office, sent through Campus Mail (1236 TAMU) or sent through US Mail
(Dept, of Student Activities, ATTN: Who’s Who, 1236 Koldus, Texas A&M
University, College Station, TX 77843-1236).
Questions: Contact Sandy Briers (862-1973, sandy@stuact.tamu.edu
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The week of October 21 - October 25
Politics
Page 6
THE BATTALION
T hursday, October 18J
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THE BATTALION
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Mon Oct 22
6pm-9pm
Chem 227
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Sun Oct 21
7pm-10pm
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Econ 202
Allen
Part 1
Mon Oct 22
Spm-Opm
Part 11
Wed Oct 24
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Strayer
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Sun Oct 21
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Econ 203
Edwa rdson
Part 1
Sun Oct 21
9pm-12am
Part 11
Tuc Oct 23
5pm-8pm
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Econ 203
Nelson
Part I
Mon Oct 22
9pm-1 tpm
Part II
Tuc Oct 23
8pm-11pm
Part III
Wed Oct 24
5pm-7pm
Econ 322
Part l
Mon Oct 22
11 pm-lam
Part 11
Tue Oct 23
11 pm-1 am
Part III
Wed Oct 24
7pm-10pm
Math 131
Part 1
Sun Oct 21
6pm-9pm
Part 11
Mon Oct 22
6pm-9pm
Part HI
Tue Oct 23
6pm-9pm
5 m. - L
Matli 142
Part 1
Sun Oct 21
1 pm-4pm
Part 11
Mon Oct 22
5pm~7pm
Part Ill
Tuc Oct 23
5pm-7pm
Part IV
Wed Oct 24
5pm-7pm
Math 150
Pa rt 1
Sun Oct 21
4pm-7pm
Part 11
Mon Oct 22
7pm-9pm
Part III
Tue Oct 23
7pm-9pm
Part IV
Wed Oct 24
7pm-9pm
Math 151
Part 1
Sun Oct 21
7 pm-10 pm
Part 11
Mon Oct 22
9pm-l 1 pm
Part 111
Tue Oct 23
9pm-l 1 pm
Part IV
Wed Oct 24
9pm-l 1 pm
Math 152
Part 1
Sun Oct 21
lOpm-lam
Part II
Mon Oct 22
11 pm-1 am
Part III
Tue Oct 23
11 pm-1 am
Part IV
Wed Oct 24
11 pm- lam
Math 251
See 12.7-13.1
Sun Oct 21
9pm-12am
Sec 13.2-13.6
Mon Oct 22
9pm-12a»n
See 13.8-13.11
Tuc Oct 23
9pm-12am
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Phys 201
Part I
Mon Oct 22
8pm-11pm
Part 11
Tue Oct 23
8pm-l!pm
Part 111
Wed Oct 24
8pm-11pm
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The city of Bryan now is
working in a program that will
entail a serious overhaul of its
parks around the city. At the
parks and recreation meeting
Tuesday night. Sue Haswell
Park was the current focus of
the remodeling plan.
According to David Schmitz,
division manager of the Bryan
parks and recreation depart
ment, the renovated Sue
Haswell Park “will be aimed at
not only becoming a centerpiece
for Bryan, but to also draw in
people from the surrounding
communities and towns.”
The park will have two base
ball fields, a basketball court and a
tennis court. Pavilions will be
upgraded along with the addition
of “The Path of Presidents” that
will be lined with kiosks, each
featuring three reliefs in brass of
the head of every president from
Washington through Clinton,
along with a famous quote.
A portion of the park will be
dedicated by the American
Cancer Society to cancer sur
vivors and will contain benches
and a lit walkway.
This 19-acre park, located at
the intersection of William
Jennings Bryan Parkway and
Coulter Street, will complete its
renovation early next year.
The completed remodeling
of the Schulman Palace Theater
in downtown Bryan also was on
the agenda. Since the roof and
two walls of the theater col
lapsed in May of 1986, the
Palace has not been used much,
but is now being scheduled for
groups such as improvisational
comedy crew Freudian Slip and
musician Bob French.
Also announced was that
there will be a holiday lighting
contest called the “Parade of
Lights,” that will award cash
prizes to those winning homes
or businesses in Bryan and
College Station.
At the College Station Parks
and Recreation meeting on
Tuesday, Oct 9, two new parks
were approved. These small
neighborhood parks will be
located in the subdivisions of
Castlegate Park and Westfield.
The Westfield park will be built
adjacent to where a future ele
mentary school will be construct
ed and could be built as a joint
operation between the Parks and
and
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Recreation Department
College Station
School District.
Another focus of this ra
ing was to expand
Greenways system in
Station which will cont;
extensive trail system,
would fall under the city's
enth strategy of the V
Statement #4 program.
The Vision Statements
the goals that the city is sin
to achieve in order to
the town. Also included
Vision Statement #4. th
aimed mainly at the Park:
Recreation Department,
improving park maintenar;
providing more services for
iors and creating a more
cient method of
business with other divisi
the city government.
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Bryan hires finance officer
By Eric Ambroso
THE BATTALION
The city of Bryan hired a chief financial
officer to strengthen the administrative
direction and supervision of the city’s
financial services.
Kathy Davidson will serve as Bryan’s
first chief financial officer.starting Nov. 19.
The position was created after a period of
restructuring within the city of Bryan
administration.
“It is my understanding that the city of
Bryan has received criticism for not being
able to complete audits and financial
reports in a timely matter and that some
changes needed to be made,” said
Davidson.
Davidson, 47, will move from Midland
where she served as financial controller for
Tomcat USA. an entertainment manufac
turing company.
From 1977 to 1995 Davidson lived in
Bryan, holding a variety of finance-related
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