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Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2004
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West Campus
Library displays
professor’s art
Art works by Dick Davison, p:;.
fessor of architecture, are on d&
play at the West Campus Library
part of the upcoming 10th anniw-
sary celebration on Friday.
The four drawings are t
in the R. C. Barclay Reference ant
Retailing Resources Center <
library’s first floor.
Created between 1987
1992, they represent a transit#
for the artist who works in the “si
life” tradition capturing the worldi;
observed objects in space fromjuiii
yards to architectural features.
The mixed media drawings wl
be on display through March 12.
The campus community and#*
local community are invited
the art and attend the 10th anniw
sary celebration, which begins
day at 3 p.m. in the West Campus
Library lobby.
Pres
Pictures with
Reveille offered
by Aggie Moms
Brazos County Aggie Mo
are offering an opportunity
have pictures taken with Ret
eille, Texas A&M’s mascot, pritr
to the Texas A&M-Kansas
game on Saturday.
The photos will be taken froir
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The location has
been changed from the R
Scheduling Office to Room 292 m
the second floor of Rudder Tower
The proceeds from this even
will go to benefit the Aggie l\
Scholarship Fund.
New Department
of Nutrition and
Food Science
approved
The Texas Higher Education
Coordinating Board has approved
the new Department of
and Food Science at Texas
University.
“This new department is centra;
to the College of Agriculture
Life Science's signature program i«
‘Designing Foods for Health',"
C.R. Creger, organizing unitle
for the new department.
Creger is deputy vice chancellor
and associate dean in the College
of Agriculture and Life Sciencesal
Texas A&M.
Creger said the new department
will advance nutrition and foodsci
ence through scholarship,
ogy and promotion of health and
safe and nutritious food.
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the 2004-2005 school yearpublic policy
Wednesday (Sept. 29) at 7 p,m.i
Room 206 of the Memorial Stud®
Center. The program, "Road tot!
White House," will present a pai
discussing views on voting behai
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