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\ J Hey Ladies... We’ve Got Free Food For You! Wednesdays are Lady’s Night at La Bodega Here's what you do... 1. Grab a friend. 2. Head to La Bodega this Wednesday night, after 5PM for Lady’s Night. 3. Order any two entrees. 4. Enjoy a delicious meal. 5. Look at your bill and notice that one of the entrees is free! 979-691-TACO 102 Church Avenue College Station, TX What if You’re Or Just Busy on Not a Lady? Wednesdays? Here's what you do... 1. Cut out this coupon. 2. Head to La Bodega between 11 AM and 5PM for Lunch. 3. Order your food. 4. Give the coupon to your server. 5. Eat your food. 6. Look at the bill and notice a 50% discount on your food purchase! Half Price Lunch at La Bodega Get any one lunch entree for 1/2 price. Offer valid for one coupon per customer. The TapPi jl iano *2.75 Bar Drinks and Pints 8-11 p.m. Mftwl Wmdmmdmw -vgr w/ CD Release Show Phil Pritchett 696-5570 for details Party Safe and Designate a Driver. , , ttve to invite g - ; nga4 edt ' 0 3 - • - en f e r^- towfld xaarriag 6 lasting Xtt^ uAe5 \ p-ftEPABE 2434 FREE LUNCH is easy... The Home of $ I drinks is doing another crazy special! Monday - Friday, I lam-3pm everything on our menu is BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE!! We don’t care if you ruin our profit margin, we just want to see your butts in our chairs! 1. Bring this ad 2. Bring a friend 3. Good only Mon.-Fri., from I lam-3pm 4. Also, all day and all night Sundays 5. Hurry your c#?! up!! Texas Ave. Q Culpepper Plaza J Dominik JO </> 3 CO 0) o> O 1 W MARGARITA 6 ROCKS 680-0600 * Must present this ad for special. * Free entree must be equal or lesser value. * For a limited time only. Wednesday, February 25, 2004 FISH W R.PBLUNA THE BATTju Correction X 6°t My Test FRoaa /Mo/d DAY BALK. X boN'T fl/EM U/AA1T To Look AT TooRE 6ot/Jt Xo Have to Tell me How i did' X LA/d Take THE XffuTH, 50 DoN'T 5u6AR_(pAX IT. ; X've 3osr mever Heard s /oo ToRM Dowa/ So/meTHIMG 506AR CoATeD BEFORE... In 3 Feb. 24 page onearfo Harris Berger, associate lessor of music and per|i ance arts was misquoted saying that the FCICsupo Texas A&M’s policy to not sider race in admissions Energy noise f poiuniofl 69 JOSH DftRUlin Cate one night, after eating sixteen packages of Cwinkies. Russ had a dream in which he was visited by the ghost of "jimi Hendrix. Cbc ghost told Russ that for the band to succeed, he must go on a quest to find the great axe. It was a 1967 ©ibson flying V played by ftendrix himself, and it was known only as "Sxcalibur." Che ghost of bendrix also corrected Russ for thinking that the lyrics to his hit song "purple baze" said, "©xcusc me while I hiss a guy." by Will UoycA Continued from page] heater under their desk, u in the middle ofthesunii Riley said. Riley said saving saves money and resources and is good fi economy and air quality. The ECC was formed the summer of 2003. 1 1 members and five ex oL cio, or non-voting membeii Patrick Lukingbeal sophomore environment studies major, is the chain the Student Govern A s s o c i a t i 0 Environmental Committee and the only si dent member of the ECC 1 “Inefficient energy one of A&M's main | lems,” Lukingbeal said. He said if faculty, and students reduce amount of energy they A&M will have morem . to spend on other services. jvers, ixplor Voting Continued from page 1 try to get out to the community more to get voting out and famil iarize people with the new machines. We did demonstrations at nursing homes because the older people are freaking out (about the new machines).” Tax Office Chief Deputy Kristeen Roe said Precinct 20 in Brazos County is made up of a majority of college students living on campus. Data from the March 12, 2003, election shows that less than 40 percent of the 5,246 people who registered to vote in the precinct actually did. Matt McCabe, a freshman general studies major, said he did) know students had to be registered to vote in the county and utes being uninformed to the small percentage of student voters. “If someone isn't informed about an upcoming election — running, what are the issues, etcetera, how can you really expi them to be excited about voting?” McCabe said. While the deadline has passed to register to vote in the election, Kelley urges students to start registering for November 2004 presidential election. “(Students at Prairie View A&M) are wanting to vote andean and (A&M students) can vote and don’t” Kelley said. eMofte. 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Benefits include medical, dental and housing, as well as a monthly stipend and 24 vacation days a year. Graduates can defer student loans while serving. Visit the TAMU Career Center 209 Koldus Building to pick up a Peace Corps Catalog. www.peacecorps.gov • 800.424.8580 Society of Women Engineers General Meeting When: Wed., February 25 ,h Time: 6:45 p.m. Where: ENPH 202 Speaker: IBM New members always welcome! Cheap Fanes? Budget Hotels? Advisors Who Get It? This ain’t your parents’ travel agency... it’s yours. London $278 Paris $279 Amsterdam $354 Brussels $335 Vega/ Prom $420 » 3 nights at Luxor Hotel Pori/ Prom $531 » 7 nights Fare is round trip from Houston and prices arc per person. Subject to change and availability. Vegas package based on double occupancy. Paris package based on quad occupancy Tax not included. Restrictions and blackouts apply. Fares arc valid for students and youth under 26. 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