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Oct. 20, 1994
Tarleton news
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Student groups
invited to use
meeting rooms
in new S DC
Lani Fairchttd
Advertising Designer
Monday night football...
Celebrating table football final round victory Monday night in Bender Hall are (left to right) Mark
Gonzales, sophomore, physical education major; Andrea Pope, senior, elementary education major;
Melissa Johnston, a physical education graduate; and senior physical education majors, John Hicks
and Travis Barter. -
(Photo by Marc Parks)
Six graduate interns on the job
By Judy Schultz
Guest VYriter
Six minority graduate students
with a commitment to a future in
higher ed ucation are the first enrolled
in a program to provide administra-
tive internship opportunities for
Tarleton students.
The university's Minority Pro-
fessional Development program is a
two-year pilot program "designed to
attract highly talented minorities into
leadership roles at the university,"
according to Dr. Garnet Lewis, asso-
ciate vice president of student ser-
vices. "These students are encour-
aged to pursue a doctorate and return
to Tarleton in a teaching or adminis-
trative capacity." . .
Funding for this new endeavor,
which according to Dr. Lewis, was
initiated by Dr. Dennis McCabe,
Tarleton president, was appropriated
Jast year through the State Legisla-
ture and is the only program of its
.kind to receive assistance.
Requirements for selection to the
program are a 3.0 grade point aver-
age and completion of work on a
master's degree within the two-year
internship time frame.
The six recipients are Cynthia
Carter, a business management ma-
jor from Waco; Minerva Cruz-Solano
Sanchez, an English major from
Temple; Eric Lugo, a health and
physical education major from
Ballinger; Jim Moreno, a health and
physical education major from El
Paso; Sonya Segura, an education
major from Stephenville; and Deidre
Madkins, a human resource manage-
ment major from Dallas.
Carter, who received her bach-
elor of business administration de-
gree from Tarleton in 1994, is work-
ing toward a master's in business
management and is completing her
administrati ve internship with the of-
fice of institutional advancement.
Carter served as president of the So-
ciety of Business Administration Stu-
dent Advisory Board.
Cruz-Solano Sanchez, a 1994
graduate of the University of Mary
Hardin-Baylor with a bachelor of arts
degree..in,,English and, Spanish, is
serving her internship in the Aca-
demic Affairs division of the depart-
ment of English and languages. As
an undergraduate she was inducted
into Sigma Tau Delta English Honor
Society and was member of the Stu-
dent Government Association.
Lugo is completing his intern-
ship in the department of health and
physical education. He is a 1992
Tarleton graduate with a bachelor's
degree in criminal justice. He re-
ceived national recognition as quar-
terback of the Tarleton Texan foot-
ball team which posted a 12-0 record
that season. Moreno is also conduct-
ing his internship in the department
of health and physical education. He
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is an 1994 graduate of Tarleton with
a bachelor of science degree in exer-
cise and sports studies. Moreno was
a member of the Texaln basketball
team and was named to Who's Who
Among Students in American Col-
leges and Universities.
Segura received her bachelor of
science degree from Tarleton in 1994.
She is serving her internship in the
division of Student Services. She
serves as vice president of the Charn-
berlain Elementary PTA in
Stephenville, is president of the
Chamberlain Elementary PTO and
serves on the board of the Stephenville
Soccer Assocation.
As of Oct. 1, Madkins was added
to the list of recipients. She is a
hum^n res°Hrc.?,..iMn.angement ma-
jor from Dallas \vho is working as an
administrative i'r'itern in the depart-
ment of computer information sys-
tems. '
The Student Development Cen-
ter offers four conference rooms in a
variety of sizes to provide meeting
space tb every organization and de-
partment.
There is no fee or minimum
group size requirement for use of the
rooms, according to a spokesperson
for the .office of reservations and op-
erations. Off-campus groups, how-
ever, should expect to pay a fee for
room usage. A fee will be charged to
all groyps when a request is made for
special room set-up or catered food,
she said.
The office of reservations and
- operations books groups into the con-
ference rooms after activity permits
are filed. Rooms are offered on a first
come, first served basis.
Rofom 6 seats 30 people, but is
only available after 5 p.m., the Teach-
ing and Learning Center utilizes it
during working, hours. Rooms 219,
21 and 22D are accessible during all
Student Development Center opera-
tion hours.
Organization and department
representatives who need meeting
areas must also remember that rooms
are available at both the Oscar P and
the Tarleton Center, she; said.
The Oscar P is also available for
reservations on a first come, first
serve basis; the club is accessible on
all day s. There is a $5 per hour fee for
renting the club.
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Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Jriday
•flj£ Sunday at the Oscar p
Kick off at 2:00 p.m.
Door prizes given away
at halftime
•Monday flight football
8:00 p.m.
Door prizes given away
at halftime
•Movie flight
8:30 p.m.
Door prizes to be given away
Schedule of movies posted
at the "P"
• "Celebrate or Recuperate"
firing proof of an "A" or "J"
Qet half price on menu item
Register for weekly prizes
• "<£AVZPS" Homecoming Qar*l$-Que
Thursday, Oct, 29 at 5:00 p.m>
•Call to reserve Oscar p for your campus group
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Karokae flight coming soon! Qet readyI
Neither rain nor
. (Photo by
Shine... Marc Parks)
The stormy weather Tuesday
did not stop Lewis McClendon
Ilseniorcriroinaljustice major,
from Dallas, as he ticketed
illegally parked cars.
Students build
wall with words
about drinking
By Roderick Richardson
Editor-in-Chief
People who haven't seen the wall
that is located in the Student Devel-
opment Center should be informed
that it's no relation to anything Pink
Floyd conjured.
The wall is a project designed by
the TSU peer educators to commemo-
rate National Collegiate Alcohol
Awareness Week which started Sun-
day and ends this Saturday.
The wall consists of stories, writ-
ten anonymously by TSU students on
paper bricks about how alcohol influ-
ences their lives.
"Everyone should see the way ^
people have been touched by the use
of alcohol," says Janet Trepka, one of
the sponsors of the Peer Educators.
"Some of the responses aren't seri-
ous, but most of them are."
The stories range from the death
of a loved one, to poor grades and
social misconduct.
According to Trepka, seVeral
universities have sponsored the wall
project. '
The Peer Educators organiza- ■
tion provides education on certain
topic students, may need in order to
make healthy and wise decisions.
Some topics the group addresses in-
clude adjusting to college life, AIDS
awareness and sexual assault preven-
tion.
*7afdetoH JfomeoomiMf
1994
Schedule of Events "
All Week "For the Love of Art"
Featuring the works of Nona Cleveland
Lindsey'41 and Wanda Cleveland Coley'43
Fine Arts Center Gallery
Monday, October 24
6 p.m.
9 p.m.
Silver Bugle Hunt
Alumni Ambassadors scavenger hunt
Silver Taps Ceremony
Education Building I-awn
ROTC honors deceased Tarleton
students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Tuesday, October 25
All Day Organizational Day
Wear your organizational clothing.
Wednesday, October 26
10:30 p.m. Yell Contest, Student Dev. Center
Drum Beating Starts!
Thursday, October 27
7-11:30 p.ni. Homccoming Street Dance, Std. Dev. Cuv
9 p.m. Beauty & die Beast Contest
11:30 p.m. Pep Rally
Midnight Midnight Breakfast, TSU Dining Hall
Friday, October 28
8 a.in.-6 p.m. Alumni Registration and
Decades Hospitality Room
Student Dev. Center, West Entrance
J. Dixon White Golf Classic
Legends Country Club, $20 entry,
food & drink not included, call 968-9911
War Years Reunion Hospitality Room
Classes of 1941-1945, Student Dev. Center,
Hosted by Class of 1944
Wealth Preservation Planning Seminar
Free consultation with CPAs and attorneys
Student Dev. Center, Room 219
Reservations call 968-9890
TAA Chapters Hospitality Room
Raintree Inn
President's Golden Reception
Fine Arts Center Gallery
Classes of '30s and '40s and speciaTguests
Classes of '30s and '40s
Dinner and Dance, Holiday Inn, Dutch Treat
Friday Night Live! Talent Show
Fine Arts Center Auditorium, Admission $1
Snake Dance, starts at the cannon
L.V. Risingcr Bonfire
hosted by TSU Plowboys, Bonfire Dedication
Ceremony, Crowning of Homecoming Queen
Intersection of Harbin and Swan
1 p.m.
1-6 p.m.
3 p.m.
5-9 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
10 p.m.
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