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Thursday, Sept. 30, 2004
Concepts for a new 5,000-
iquare-foot family practice clinic
Bryan/College Station will be
mveiled to the public at 2 p.m. Fri-
kii lay in the fourth floor studio of the
jngford Architecture Center by the
architecture students
*ho designed them.
new clinic, to be built on
Forest Parkway in College
lt j itation by physicians Garth Morgan
j nd John Hall, will replace their
urrent facility, the Osier Boulevard
Practice Center. The physi-
an to provide ideas generat-
dbythe students to the architects
iliowill develop the final design.
studio project was truly an
iterdisciplinary effort, incorporating
ffll aputfrom the various disciplines rep-
ret. esented in the College of Architec-
are into both design and construc-
»nsolutions," said George J. Mann,
lie Ronald L. Skaggs Endowed Pro-
sssor of Health Facility Design and
saderofthe design studio.
To complete the project — which
36 proposed designs
's students worked closely
i their clients and faculty advis-
B. They visited the current clinic
fl. ind other family practice clinics in
, analyzed the construction
ife, developed an efficient space
and prepared schematic
sketches and models that
(be presented Friday afternoon.
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SC CAMAC
presents a
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Committee for the Awareness
if Mexican American Culture (CA-
- Golf Course |C) will present a program Thurs-
be converteii ^evening reenacting a Quinceniera
ichines,
ies are
mmony, the Mexican tradition of
a young girl's passage
iwomanhood at the age of fifteen.
The program will be held at the
Station Conference Center
be possible from6to9 p.m. with the Quinceniera
tesedin traditional clothing for the
rak Continuing as part of Texas
ftMspanic Fleritage Month, this
: will include festivities that are
tad at a typical Quinceniera cer-
iny, including a traditional dance,
i$ic,food, and entertainment.
Jose Antonio Caraballo, a senior
turerand senior academic adviser
hr Hispanic studies at A&M, will
serve as the guest speaker for Thurs-
program. After receiving his
taelorof arts in Spanish at Floward
University, he completed his
raster's in Spanish at A&M. Since
Caraballo has been teaching
at A&M and serves as an
141 mentor. MSC CAMAC educates
Texas A&M community on the
arious aspects of Mexican American
lure, heritage, and traditions. They
Iso organize the annual Student
lonference on Latino Affairs.
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Aggies CAN food
drive this weekend
The Texas A&M Student-Athlete
Committee (SAAC) and
e Athletes Involved (AAI) will
luct the fifth annual "Aggies
" food drive at the three sport-
igevents this weekend (Oct. 1-2).
“Our goal this year is to collect
,000 cans of food for the Brazos
'alley Food Bank," said Aggies CAN
hairwoman and Aggie softball
layer Lindsay Park. "Last year, we
18,234 cans and $3,300
cash donations."
The food drive begins on Friday
as the women's volleyball team
hosts the Texas Tech Red Raiders at
i. Rollie White Coliseum beginning
itBp.m. The women's soccer team
lays host to Oklahoma State in a
T natch beginning at 8 p.m. at the
;ui Complex. Fans can drop off
leir cans of food, or make mone
tary donations to the volunteers who
III be dressed in bright lime green
. Checks should be made out
la Brazos Valley Food Bank.
5 ^= > onu By bringing a canned good, fans
an enter the volleyball and soccer
vents free of charge. The food
rive concludes on Saturday as
e Aggie football team hosts the
iansas State Wildcats with kickoff
et for 6 p.m.
The volunteers will be in place
m 3 p.m. until the end of the first
uarter. One lucky fan will receive
nautographed football.
Campus briefs are corn-
led by Texas A&M's Office
University Relations.
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