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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!
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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.
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to find the great axe.
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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.
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Patrick Lukingbeal
sophomore environment
studies major, is the chain
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lems,” Lukingbeal said.
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and students reduce
amount of energy they
A&M will have morem .
to spend on other services.
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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.
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Environment Education
Business A g r j cu || ure
Peace Corps needs 5,500 graduates
with skills in agriculture, business,
education, environment health and
information technology. All majors are
welcome. 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!
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