Howdy!
The Department of Student Activities
is now accepting applications for
The Margaret Rudder Service Award
Recognizes and awards students who significantly impact
their community through volunteerism and as a result, are
also impacted by that contribution
Awards up to $500 will be presented during Parent’s Weekend
on Sunday, April 13, 2003
Srv/cfef
QtvEm, Aaal«8l[.
Information and applications will be
available February 24 at vsc.tamu.edu or in
Student Activities. Please contact
862-1491 or email serve@tamu.edu with
any questions.
Zj) College Station
Do you enjoy the show, then you’ll love the real life version!
Come hear Dr. Li speak about recent developments in crime
scene techniques.
Also, learn how the experts intrepret forensic evidence and
crime scene reconstruction.
IHondag, ITlarch 2H, 2003
7 pm, msc 201
Sponsored by: The Office of the Vice President of Research, The Office of Graduate Studies, the
Office of the Associate Provost for Undergraduate Programs and Academic Services, and Graduate
Student Council
4 Bd/2 Bath
$350 per person
1.200 sq. ft. approx
2 Bd/2 Bath
$415 per person
^00 sq. ft approx
2 Bd/1 1/2
Bath
$410 per person
890 sq ft. approx
*Add $5 for 3rd Floor
‘Ask About Our Utility
Package Iff
1 Fulls Furnished
■On WVM Hus Route
* 10 min. frotti Itlinn
T ree Ethernet, Cable & If BO
Tull Si/e Washer/Drycr
Free Video Rental Library
Vf ^ V t l \ i 4 f
COMMONS
mr**
m -'•.t
v.. jd w
tei si
N
950
fax 764*1077
Salte r
r te 764-8999
Better Ingredients • Better Pizza
Monday Special
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY I THURSDAY FRIDAY I SATURDAY SUNDAY
I LARGE
I-TOPPING
$C 99
• pu/only
2 LARGE
I-TOPPING
99
1 pu/delivery
$I2<
I EX-LARGE
I-TOPPING
$ 8 w
I LARGE
2-TOPPING
& 2 liter drink
99
pu/delivery
$ l I 5
l • i
PICK YOUR SIDE
LARGE
2 TOPPING
AND I SIDE
78
pu/delivery
12.
LATE NIGHT
LARGE
I TOPPING
$£ 99
after I 0pm
pu/delivery
late night
LARGE
I TOPPING
99
after 10pm
pu/delivery
Northgate Post Oak Square Center
601 University Dr. 100 Harvey Rd., Suite D
979-846-3600 979-764-7272
Rock Prairie
1700 Rock Prairie
979-680-0508
Sunday: 1 1 a.m. - midnight
Monday - Wednesday: 1 1 a.m. - 1
Thursday: 1 1 a.m. - 2 a.m.
Friday & Saturday: 11 a.m. - 3 a.
20
Monday, March 17, 2003
Illness
Continued from page 1
Dr. R. Bradley Sack, director of Johns Hopkins’
international travel clinic. “People immediately
start thinking of 1917,” the year a worldwide flu
epidemic killed at least 20 million people.
Experts discounted the possibility that tenor-
ism is the source and believe it almost certainly is
a contagious infection that spreads most easily
from victims to their doctors, nurses and families
through coughing, sneezing and other contact with
nasal fluids.
“Nothing about that pattern suggests bioter
rorism,” said Dr. Julie Gerberding, head of the
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
in Atlanta.
THE BATTAIN)!
Officials said they are encouraged that so
recent victims seem to be recovering, alth
they are unsure whether that is because of
many antibiotic and antiviral drugs they It
been given or simply the natural course 0(4
disease.
Heymann said three or four patients h
lized enough to be moved out of intensive cj
Sunday in Hanoi, Vietnam, although all stiltn
breathing problems.
The illness is being called “severe acutertsp
ratory syndrome,” or SARS. The incubationptt
od appears to be three to seven days. It
begins with a high fever and other tlu-likes)ii|
toms, such as headache and sore throat. Vtcti
typically develop coughs, pneumonia, shorte
breath and other breathing difficulties. De<
results from respiratory failure.
Deadline
Continued from page 1
positioned in the Persian Gulf
area, an American-led force
ready to strike if and when the
president gives the word.
“The Iraqi regime will dis
arm itself or the Iraqi regime
will be disarmed by force,”
Bush said.
The summit, held at a U.S.
military base on this date in the
eastern Atlantic, amounted to
less than two hours of talks. No
more was needed, U.S. officials
said, because the conclusion
was preordained.
Even as they flew to a meet
ing billed as a last-ditch bid at
diplomacy, Bush and his advis
ers worked on a major war
address that he could deliver as
early as Monday night. The
speech would give Saddam a
final ultimatum to disarm or face
war, probably within days, sen
ior officials said.
At a post-summit news con
ference, Bush urged other
nations to support “the immedi
ate and unconditional disarma
ment” of Iraq.
France, Germany and Russia
have opposed an additional
United Nations resolution to set
an ultimatum for the Iraqi
leader to disarm — and the
French have threatened to veto
it. Efforts to win the votes of
NEWS IN BRIEF
Venezuela rations
water in drought
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) —
After coping with food and fuel
shortages during a recent two-
month strike, Venezuelans are
now dealing with scarcity of
another essential: water.
This South American country
is facing a drought that is severe
even for its dry season, which
runs from November to May.
The government imposed water
rationing in Caracas, whose 5
million residents are without
water two to four days a week.
Things are especially tough for
residents of the red-brick shan
tytowns that cling to the moun
tains ringing the city. The short
age is forcing slum dwellers to
rely on water delivered by truck.
Mexico's president
heads back to work
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexico
President Vicente Fox is recover
ing well at a Mexico City military
hospital after undergoing back
surgery earlier this week, the
president's office Said Saturday.
"He's already up and walking
with very little assistance, and
this morning he sat for a while,"
the office said in a statement,
adding that the recovery was
uncommitted nations ati|
U.N. Security Councilhavefi
tered in recent days.
Blair, speaking with rep
on his plane en route toLonds
said British diplomats wol
work through the night toliyi
; V! II It!:' I UluV III lit! II' .
threat of a war resolution.
At the United Nations,
mats said it was unclearm
what the United States. Btili
and Spain wanted from li
Security Council on Month)
France, unmoved by the sun
planned to push ahead with
proposal, a 30-day timetable:j
Iraq to meet disarmament tel
that would be set by chief l\
w eapons inspector Hans BIN
"as expected and satisfactoi)
Fox is expected to be reless
from the hospital Sunday.
Fox underwent suijf
Wednesday to repair a hem
ed disk. By Thursday, he w
participating in negotiations 11
Iraq from his hospital
receiving calls from G
members and supporters-1«
not from world leaders.
Fox left his foreign
charge of the delicate
tions. The president,
country is a member of theUJt
Security Council, has
the disarmament of Si
Hussein, but stopped si
endorsing war.
00 p.m,
reed arena
tickets on sale NOW!!
reserve tickets: $17.50 student $20 public $15 groups of
ticket outlets: reed arena box office,
msc box office & all ticketmaster outlets
charge by phone 979.268.04t 4 - group orders & info 979.862.7333
♦ »oc
sponsored by msc town hall
. ¥7*?2 *&
ft M * jp’' v ^
^
r
Volume 10!
(Top) Iraqi
are stockin
view of the
Am
By Cu
THE ASS<
WASHlb
Worried thal
lead to ten
home, the
Homeland 5
terror alert I
Pam
By
Tl
Even thougf
not yet spoken
noon, he was s
have a certain p
fidence before
vised address 1;
“We have be
family, and my
family and hi
Monday’s lead
Bush President
Alongside t
SBP
By Meliss
THE BA
With a can
“Your Voice
Josefy said that
body president
two-way
between stude
and the student
“Right nov
feel like adm
and student h
using a bull
shouting righ
faces telling
way things an
be,” said Jose
accounting m;
turn that bulll
tell individuals
ters, and they
the bullhorn in