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Repres Inforr Ja (71 i I I' ll How to Develop a Leadership Resume & Continue the Process of Life-Long Learning Presented by Ann Goodman, Department of Student Life Thursday, November 8th 3:45pm Koldus 144 Have you portrayed your classroom, work, & involve ment experience on your resume in the best way possible? Learn great techniques to market your leadership skills and how to continue the process of life-long learning beyond your college years. ^lif. This program is part of the 5 Star Series in the Department of Student Activities, f Questions can be directed to Ryan WiIhanK at lyant^stuitct.tianu.etki or845-1133. Page 2A Campus - E BATTALION Thursday, NovemW Fish by R.DeLuna TKE Continued jh n when compared to the fraternities.” On Oct. 29, TKE voted to remove Cum a pledge. TKE Thomas Danner deni;; orientation was an is* "He has not been:; pledge program; i shown up to eves Danner, a senior a: tke Wuss Cookie ^Adrian economics major. Tt him to rush in the spn would be unfair todi : the program sinceheh ten to know the organiE the members.” Cunningham alsoa violated University rules by holdiiy games and buying underage pledges. “They sat us ir rela ■ By Maria THE B "sdhlock the monkey" 254 % • ■<f i So you want to make a movie7 ioai DtLNtxy ms tk/ WffiCRtCrr DAYS TO A DPOLtr of svt%? a&ioe^s November 9-10 7 PM Halbouty 101 CAMPUS CALENDAR Thursday Call 845-1515 for more information httpj: //cepheid. tamu. edu L.T. Jordan and MSC Conversations will view the Human Rights Watch Film, Dar es Salam, in the MSC Forsyth Gallery at 7:30 p.m. Call Diego Garcia at 845-8770 for more information. Karaoke, plus Schuyler Houser and others will be there. For more infor mation contact Matt at 847-4779. Tuesday $ i brought to you by: W ! MSC r Cepheid ; S Variable a Friday TO. Walton Hall will hold a Toga Party at Walton Hall at 7 p.m. Boo Boo Davies will be singing LT Jordan and MSC Converstions will view Human Rights Watch Film, Jung, in the MSC Forsyth Center at 7:30 p.m. Call Diego Garcia at 845-8770 for more information. The Microbiology Club will have pizza with the profs from 7 p.m. • Great Burgers • Beverages on Crushed Ice Pool Tables Country Music Open 11:00 am to 1:00 am Every Day Get Tickets At Call for Tickets 713-629-3700 (automated), or online at TIcketmaster.com. Tickets also available at all tfctt&frntifitpr outlets and the Aerial Theater Box Office. All acts, dates, and ticket prices subject to change without notice. A service charge Is added to each ticket. A Clear Channel Entertainment Event Dr. Charles White: 845-7859, cwwhite@archone.tamu.edu Professor Susan Kirchman: 845-7065, smk@texas.net NO PREREQUISiTES-OPEN TO ALL MA)ORS~SIX CREDITS (HUMANITIES ELECTIVE -VISUAL ARTS REQUIREMENT) TEXAS AStM 1ST SUMMER SESSION MAY 2 I-JUNE 24, 2002 by J. Gold flute [Hi, THIS 15 veLr&Ky ficysUAte to 8:30 p.m. in MSC 292A. Any questions call Melissa Halmat 847-2208. Wednesday Project Sunshine will hold a gen eral meeting at 8:30 p.m. in MSC 226. Thursday The 2004 Class Council mem bers will be serving food to fel low Aggies at Sbisa Dining Hall from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. class) down, handedit Bacardi and said drint hours. We drank it ii utes,“ Cunningham si Danner denied allegation, bul address whether purchased alcohol f« pledges. He said Ik v: TKE's appeal withSti this week. "We understand vJ University is coming fa we don't believe some3 charges are violations®! rules." Danner said. When Cunningham! complaint in Septembei. said all student otgr.; including fratemilie adhere to A&M rules tin hibit discrimination sexual orientation. Cunningham said TKE erately delayed his removal as a pledge t the Greek Life Judicial rendered a decision. “Until then, they that I was never actually re; from the fraternity,” he sail Cunningham express^ satisfaction with hov Do p artmenl of Stoukm Li died his discriminaii plaint. He said tha'if lumping it with an sis ti gat ion of the hazffi hoi charges, he asi informal grievance ptw which the University have acted as a it between him and TKE “I was hoping this« worked out because I w: be in the fraternity-Ii I pledged,” Cunningham Tie sparklin: igement ring senior-level to wear to |ved to what ie. Amid the ies and wedd lies panic, v\ 3o| leC'oplDprni.ffl Ch Open 3:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Everji 693-4136 120 Walton Dr. Eastgate Across from Main Entrance to Texas 0 CJi Texas AdrM Unii’ersity — Celebrating 12S Yeats THF R ATT A TUI! J. 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