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Pre-Law Society
You are cordially invited to come talk
with the Deans of South Texas
College of Law
Learn more about the 3+3 Law School
Program with South Texas & A&M
Join us Tuesday, September 7, 2004
at 7 p.m. in Rudder Theater
We hope to see you there!
Come to the
Stagehand Meeting
Wednesday, September 8 th
at 7:00 PM
in Rudder Auditorium
Bring 2 forms of identification
(Social Security card & Drivers License)
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Office: (979) 776-2800 • Fax (979) 776-2805
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from her experiences talking with individuals
in the military, she has found that their free
time is very important.
“I figured that if this would make Charles feel
a little better or more connected to school here,
donating the textbook was definitely something
minimal we could do for someone so dedicated
to serving our country,” Long said.
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part of Loupot’s overall business practice.
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person and has shared his sense of humor with
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Danielson and Holland became friends at a
church youth group in Plano.
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for others.”
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Iraq this spring and to participate in a co-op
with defense and aerospace systems supplier
Raytheon before resuming classes at A&M in
the fall. Due to a limit on the number of phone
calls he can make, Charles Holland is presently
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