12th Man Student Foundation’s
3rd and Final General Meeting of the
Semester!!!!
November 11th at 7:00 p.m. in the Zone
Lobby
!•! End of the Semester Party with free food,
raffles, and fun!!
A few of the Volleyball players will also be
joining us to talk and answer any questions you
may have. Miles Marks the executive director
of the 12th man will also be there.
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Nov. 12
4:00pm
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Co-op
Orientation
Nov. 15
12:30pm
302 Rudder
Internship
Stratagies
Nov. 18
2:30pm
302 Rudder
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Former First Lady Barbara Bush reads to an audience of local fourth-graders Friday mom
ing at the George Bush Presidential Library. Bush's reading was sponsored by the Barba;
Bush Literacy Corps.
THE KIDS KLUB IS SEEKING
STAFF FOR THE
2003 SPRING SEMESTER
• Are you available Mon.-Fri., 2:45 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.?
Apply at the College Station Conference
Center, 13 00 George Bush Dr.
Now Thru December 3 rd
Employment to begin January 7 th
College Station ISD is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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Games
Soccer
Gattiland
Flag Football
NSYNC
Brittany Spears
No Weekends
Hockey
Talent Show
Timeout
The Rock
Kickball
Limbo
Skating
Gladiator
Art Projects
Yo-Yo
Playing
Headstart
Ice Cream
Fourth Grader
Fun People
Cheerleaders
Fun
Airball
Dance Freeze
Legos
Backstreet Boys
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WASHINGTON (AP) - War
plans in hand. Bush administra
tion officials on Sunday promised
"zero-tolerance" if Saddam
Hussein refuses to comply with
international calls to disarm.
A new U.N. Security Council res
olution demands that Iraq elimi
nate its weapons of mass destruc
tion and open up to inspectors or
face "serious consequences."
Under the resolution, the
NEWS IN BRIEF
Security Council would assess
any violations and decide how to
respond. But several administra
tion officials made plain that the
United States reserved the right
to invade Iraq with or without
U.N. approval.
State companies stay
in China's economy
BEIJING (AP) — Even as foreign
investment floods in and private
enterprise flourishes, state-
owned companies will remain
central to China's novel mix of
socialism and capitalisrr y
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