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April 10, 2002 @ 10:30 am
April 16, 2002 @ 4:00 pm
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Tuesday, April 9, 2002
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national coalition to destroy ter
rorist networks around the world
and sanction states that sponsor
terrorism.
“With the al-Qaida destroyed,
we are moving into the second
stage of the war on terror. We are
detennined that there will be no
place for terrorists to hide, there
will be no place for them to
sleep,” Rice said.
The attacks caused a major
realignment in international rela
tions, Rice said, creating an
opportunity to forge a closer rela
tionship with Russia. On Sept.
11, Rice said she took a call from
Russian President Vladimir
Putin, who informed her he
would break from Cold War tac
tics and instruct the Russian mil
itary to stand down even though
the American military was on
heightened alert. This gesture
prevented an already tense situa
tion from spiraling out of control
and marked a new era in United
States-Russia relations.
Rice spoke to a crowd of
more than 2,000 at Rudder
Auditorium, just a day after
British Prime Minister Tony
Blair addressed an A&M audi
ence. From 1989 to 1991, Rice
served on former President
George Bush’s National
Security Council as a senior
adviser for Soviet and Eastern
European affairs. She later
served* as provost at Stanford
University before becoming one
of Bush’s top foreign policy
advisers in 2001.
Wed. April 10
TAMU Student Society i
Arboriculture will hold its
general meeting and officerele
tions in the Horticulture Foresti
Science Building at 6:30 p.n
For more information email Je
Led he at jeffledhe@yahoo.coni
Project Sunshine will be
ing an executive meeting8^ I 1
p.m. in Koldus.
Fri. April 12
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University Mothers’ Clubs w
have its Annual Pat 6 "’
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in Reed Arena from ll:00a ff
4:30 p.m. Admission is
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Mix and Mingle
Thursday, April 11
5:30 pm - 7:00pm
Memorial Student Center, Stark Gallery
Light refreshments provided
National Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week
Come meet other graduate students
Sponsored by the Department of Student Life-Adult Graduate and O/f Campus
Student Services and the Office of Graduate Studies
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Hey OFF CAMPUS AGGIES:
Want your security deposit back?
Give your management company proper move-out notice IN WRITING-check your lease
for how many days in advance of your lease ending you need to give them (usually 30-
60 days)
On the move out notice make sure you include a forwarding address
KEEP A COPY OF THE LETTER. Send it return receipt requested or ask the
management company to initial your copy to show they received the move-out notice.
Schedule an appointment with management to do a walk through of your apartment
Move out on the day your lease ends
If you have followed the above- your management company LEGALLY has to mail you your security
deposit refund (less lawful deductions) and an itemized accounting of any deductions no lalcr than 30
days after you surrender the apartment.
Questions, Call Department of Student Life-Adult, Graduate and Off Campus Student Services at 845-1741
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