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Red Cross
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> DONATING BLOOD IS A SAFE
PROCESS
:♦ IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO CONTRACT
HIV OR WEST NILES VIRUS BY
DONATING BLOOD
:♦ ST. JOSEPH’S REGIONAL HEALTH
CENTER AND COLLEGE STATION
MEDICAL CENTER REQUIRE MORE
THAN 3,000 UNITS OF BLOOD PER YEAR
:♦ YOUR BLOOD DONATIONS MADE
A DIFFERENCE
REQUIREMENTS:
❖ MUST WEIGH OVER 110 LBS
❖ NO TATOOS IN THE PAST 12
MONTHS
❖ BODY PIERCING / EAR PIERCING OK
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videos. Information listed in the database
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discuss it on the site’s message boards.
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Marley's daughter
opens clothing line
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) -
Bob Marley's Grammy award
winning daughter, Cedella, took
a break from singing reggae
tunes to present her own cloth
ing line at a fashion show.
She says she designs for
women with an eye for the
adventurous, but doesn't want
her Catch A Fire line to be
boxed into any category.
"I wouldn't classify it as any
thing — I don't like to
classify,"said Marley, 35, who
has no formal training as a
designer. She spoke by tele
phone from her Miami home
"My clothing is for people
who want to express their indi
viduality"
The collection was shown
Saturday in Kingston as part of
Caribbean Fashionweek.
Strong on denim with an
urban theme, the Catch A Fire
line has caught on with celebri
ties in the United States,
including singer Gwen Stefani
of No Doubt and actress
Angela Bassett.
Winfrey donates
scholarship money
CLEVELAND (AP) - Talk show
host Oprah Winfrey stunned a
college audience with a major
donation for scholarships.
While giving the keynote
speech at Cuyahoga Community
College's scholarship luncheon,
Winfrey offered to match the
$600,000 the event was expect
ed to raise for scholarships.
She said her donation was a
tribute to the dual forces that
have shaped her life.
"All that I am or will ever
become is because of my spir
itual foundation and my edu
cational foundation," Winfrey
said Friday.
College President Jerry Sue
Thornton was as surprised as
everyone else.
"We had no idea," Thornton
said. "This means so much. We
had to turn away students who
wanted to come in the fall
because we didn't haveenouf
scholarship money"
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than 20,000 students, tifi)
has been friends for 15®
with the Rev. Otis Moss,aB$
minister who co-sponsoraw
luncheon.
Trump plans to
remodel golf
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(AP) — Billionaire real estt
mogul Donald Trump
turn a beleaguered Cliffsidef
club into a world class cows
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on the Ocean Trails Golf Ck:
December and hopes to If
improvements by January.
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SPORTS
Fitness & Classes
NEED TO KNOW A E3 O l_J
Intramurals
F? E C JR E AX 1 O N
I A Great Deal @ the Golf Course
* American Aerobic Association International (AAAI)
Yoga Instructor Certification November 23-24 at the Rec
Center. $125 For more information, please contact DeAun
Woosley at 862-3995 or the national line at 609-397-7683.
* MASSAGE THERAPY AT THE REC CENTER—Spend an
hour in total relaxation with a Rec Center Massage Therapist.
Massages are performed by licensed therapists at unbeatable
prices. Sign up at Member Services to make an appointment.
> DON'T LET THOSE HOLIDAY POUNDS SNEAK UP ON
YOU! Stay in shape with the motivaton of a Personal Trainer. On
your own or with a friend, it's the best way to stay fit and trim. Visit
the Member Services Desk for more information.
* DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EARLY—Buy Rec Sports
Gift Certificates. Available for massage, personal training, group
aerobics, climbing/equipment and outdoor trips. Get yours today
at the Member Services Desk.
► THANKSGIVING FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE:
Wed, Nov. 27 Cardio Party in 301 last class©I 1:45 p.m.
Sat, Nov. 30 FREE Cardio Party in 301 1 2:00 p.m.
NO classes Thursday or Friday!!
Sunday, Dec. 1, Classes resume as normal
Intramural participants please remember that registration ends
at 6:00 p.m. Please visit the Member Services Desk to sign up
for your favorite Intramural sport.
Walk of Champions
It's a great time to play! So many changes are un
at your A&M Golf course-paved cart paths, full practice
improved course conditions. Come by and find out w y
dition will continue on for another 50 years. Student cm
rates available, along with a full line of golfing appeme i
Shop. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Call 845-1723 for tee tune •
Aggies get your discounted Walk of Champions brick for $100
before you leave Aggieland. For more information on ordering
your personalized brick, visit our web site at http://recsports.
tamu.edu. Order forms are available. The holidays are coming
fast-Walk of Champions bricks make fantastic gifts.
Student Rec Center etc.
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Join us in the Great Outdoors
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Visit the Division of Student Affairs Information
Located in the lobby of the Student Rec Center, visit g roC |iures
n about tne departments within the D' visl ° n ,~ un jfhurs.,
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Sports Clubs Events
Program
Backpacking Trip
Registration
Sept. 2-Nov. 1 2
Event Date
Nov. 16-17
Bouldering Extravaganza Nov. 4-Dec. 7 Dec. 7
One-day bouldering competition for local fanatics. Don't miss out
the fun! $10 guarantees your spot in the competition, an event
t-shirt and your name in the drawing for door prizes.
•Sailing, Home Regatta, Nov. 16, all day @ Lake Bryan
•M. Rugby vs. LSU, Nov. 16, 2:00p.m. @ Rugby Pitch
•Football, Nov. 16 @ 1:00p.m.
•W. Rugby vs. Baylor, Nov. 16, TBA @ Waco
•Judo, Champion Judo Local, Nov. 16, all day @ Houston
Rec Center Rock Wall—Now is the time to renew your Rock
Wall pass. Classes are held at 3:00 p.m. and at 7:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday and at 3:00 p.m. on Friday for only $5.
recspffrts. temv. et/u
information about the departments
are available. The Information Center hours
3:00-9:00p.m. & Friday, 3:00-7:00p.m. accep*'
• JOIN THE STUDENT REC CENTER STAFF—Now, n
ing applications for facility receptionists/attenaa • ' j ace
Office 202 of the Rec Center. Interviews will tax
Dec.2—Dec 4. pep 0 ^'
• Rec Sports Medics—Medics needed i n f or '
ment's facilities. Apply in room 158 or call 862-
mation.
• THANKSGIVING HOURS
Rec Center
Nov. 26 6a.m.-midnight
Nov. 27 6a.m.-9:00p.m.
Nov. 28 closed
Nov. 29 3:00p.m.—8:00p.m.
Nov. 30 noon-9:00p.m.
Dec. 1 noon—midnight
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