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Continued from page 1
Johnson said he believes a
degree from A&M will maintain
its value despite the closure of
the department.
South said there has been a
nationwide movement towar
defining journalism education,
started by the president of
Columbia University.
Four of six schools that
A&M is striving to emulate in
the Vision 2020 plan do not
have journalism programs,
Johnson said.
Overall, Johnson said a budg
et reduction on $400,000 led
him to the decision to cut the
department.
“If I wouldn’t have cut it
from journalism, I would have
had to cut from political science,
psychology or English,” he said.
However, the College of
Liberal Arts Web site also cites
“University priorities” as a fac
tor in the decision.
Kempe and Hall questioned
why A&M has focused on elim
inating journalism.
“1 don’t know why they’re
centering on journalism,”
Kempe said. “Other depart
ments like mathematics and psy
chology are not as well known
either.”
Hall said the recommenda
tion seems to point to a train of
thought detrimental to the field
of journalism.
“(They must be thinking)
let’s give up on having journal
ists,” he said, “and just make
engineers.”
NEWS
THE BATTALIOS
NEWS IN BRIEF
Academic Convocatioi
begins at Cushing
Texas A&M’s 2003 Acaden
Convocation will begin today
1:40 p.m. in front of the Cushing
Library. Faculty and administe
tion will march across campus
to Rudder Auditorium. Viewers
will be addressed in the auditor
um at 2 p.m. by James 1
Dunderstadt, president emeritus
of the University of Michigan.
Former chancellor of
Germany to speak
Helmut Kohl, former chancel
lor of Germany who oversaw
the fall of the Berlin Wall, wii
give a lecture to students today
during his visit to Texas P
Kohl will receive the first
al George Bush Award for
Excellence in Public Service
from the Bush Foundation
According to the Bryan-College
Station Eagle, the recipient ol
this award is chosen by former
President George Bush.
Kohl held his office as chan
cellor from 1982 to 1998, when
Social Democrat Gerhard
Schroeder was elected.
The ceremony will begin at 6
p.m. today in the Annenberg
Presidential Conference
Center at the George Bush
Presidential Library and
Museum. Free tickets can be
through the Memorial Student
Center box office.
Freshman elections
start tomorrow
Freshmen elections will take
place today and tomorrow, start
ing at 9 a.m. Wednesday and
running through 5 p.m.Thursday.
Members of the Class of
2007 can vote online at
vote.tamu.edu. Candidates
running for the offices of presi
dent, vice president, treasurer,
social secretary and freshman
senator have posted profiles
that can be viewed under the
election guide a!
election.tamu.edu.
If necessary, runoff elections^ i
be held next week, Oct. 9 and tti.
Al-Qaida supporters
convicted in Belgium
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)
— A court Tuesday convicted
18 Muslims — including one
planning to blow up a base
believed to hold US. nuclear
weapons — for involvement
in a European terror ring
recruiting for al-Qaida and
the Taliban.
The defendants were sen
tenced to up to 10 years in
prison.
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Class of 2007 Elections
Vote for YOUR Class Council and
Student Senate today!
October 1 st and 2 nd 9AM to 5PM
Vote at the MSC, Commons Lobby, West
Campus Library, and at vote.tamu.edu
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
315 Tauber Street
Located 2 Blocks North of the
A&M Campus at the corner of
Cross and Tauber Streets
Join us for a
“MEAL and COMMUNfON SERVICE’
For ALL Students !
Come enjoy a home — cooked meal and service
every first Wednesday of the month beginning
October 1 st, 2003, 5:30 to 7:00 pm
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
(979) 846-5011
Pastor Erich M. Schaefer
E-Mail: oslc@txcyber.com
Amy Maslowski - Student Ministry Assistant
E-Mail: amymas@cedar.tamu.edu
Sunday Service Times: 8:15 & 10.-45 am
Sunday School: 9:30 am
THE BATTALION
Sommer Hamilton, Editor in Chief
The Battalion (ISSN #1055-4726) is published daily, Monday through Friday during the fall and spring semes
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