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MEET ME AT SATCHELS $ I —Longnecks all day / every day Across the street from Traditions Dorm 260-8850 FREE PARKING BEHIND SHADOW CANYON Monday, April 8, 2002 Recognition Continued from page 1 Theatre Council and a junior theater arts major, said although safety and risk management training may be useful for some groups, it is not helpful for groups who do not take trips or engage in high- risk activities. “The recognition process seems to me to be a mixture of being beneficial and too time- consum ing, especially the conferences that deal with issues not related to that organization,” Symank said. Student leaders also learn about leadership skills and event planning during the sessions. Although the effort required for recognition is time consuming, the staff is motivating and makes the seminars worthwhile, said Chris Bernhardt, a senior director for the Aggie Fish Club and a jun ior speech communications major. “The recognition process does consist of busy- work. and attending all of the seminars can make your semester even busier, but it ensures that the lead ers are getting the proper training,” Bernhardt said. A steady Bow of organizations go through the process every year, Durham said. “A lot of the newer organizations come about as current issues on campus and hot topics appear, so those come and go a lot faster than others,” Durham said. Dream it. Do it. Disney "Were coming to campus! Mark your calendars —All majors and all college levels invited. This is your chance to go inside this world-famous resort, build your resume and meet students from around the world. Check out a kkz/f Disney World® College Program paid internship. Housing is offered. College credit opportunities may be available. Visit our website at wdwcollegeprogram.com and then come to the presentation. Attendance is required to interview. Monday, April 8 at 6:00PM MSC 226 COLLEGE PROGRAM wdwcollegeprogram.com THE bah! Israel Continued from However, the army] Staff Lt. Gen. ShaulH the Cabinet he need weeks to complete i according to Israel Rad: “The critical elei time,” he said later ini to reporters. “We neeol get to all the centersofi-l in the West Bank and( Maj. Gen. Dan Harell military planning,wameMq a ff at the army pulls out toeB^ “then another series ofsB ^ exas ing terror attacks will hit® ata f 01 cities and streets. Andtt;H areer . n ° 51a ihel go (back) in.” Israeli troops havetalBefeated most Palestinian popuk; ters in the West Bank in day-old offensive biggest in two decades, fighters in Jenin have prevented the Israe taking full control of tk ( anked A aturday f ig 12 d 62 fans [he Ag, ^ o' f t b a omplex. T h hours witl and lightn The w first no-h career. The sop vious no-1 10-inning on March victory ov on March 1 Slatape five and sti night, alio' baseru nner when she back free p inning. It was 1 game and n year, both t Senior fi EOE • Drawing Creativity from Diversity • ©Disney and conducting house-iBay h a w searches for militants. Book the 11 been the case elsewhereBame by i West Bank. Bcore of 6 Powell said both ■ A&M would have to do moreBow 30- the fighting. Bn the yea “Until the violenctB2. while down at least to a level■!6 overall you can see that both siAlay. The acting in a responsibledela trying to cooperate in a fire, you're not going to peace agreement.’ - Powell He said he would mee Palestinian leader Yasser "if circumstances perm depending on security, and the meeting agenda. Israeli tanks and troops tained their positions just Arafat’s office in the to Ramallah, but for straight day the focused on Nablus and Jenin rl northern part of the West Banljj Palestinians said gunf held Israeli troops at bay or I edge of the Old City in Nabl| with its winding, dusty afe and close-packed buildii ideal locations for snipers- h| called in attack helicopter' fight the entrenched gunmen. ^ Israeli tanks nnw skill targets in Nablus on afternoon, witnessed least 14 Palestinians«« during the day’s fit Palestinians said. g Nablus Governor M Aloul said there were de» ies in an old mosque and the wounded were reef treatment there because lances could not get Among those killed S was Ahmed Tabouk. - M leader linked to A™ a ‘ movement. His body field as g unbatt . leS . Palestinians from retne nj It was a similar seen Nablus streets, where Pales could not remove the dead of fallen fighters becaus intense shooting. The f carpeted with tra " ,ne g and cement that have been from b,L,ildingS ’ , .Inbi Palestinians have set p tire barricades to obscure vision of Israeli tro0 P S- | "We have foun ' laboratories, inCIU ^ which was very adva-rc well equipped, wit^F tion line from the of the paratroops brigade ing in the Old City- Israel has barred^ from Nablus and where the military , ,hC W has Steen measure has noi consistently. WILLOW OAKS APARTMENl A PEACEFUL & QUIET PLjj OF YOUR CW' 3902 ! •TAMl enc< clirr will in fc IOC