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ByShanon Coru SlafTR,portcr The MSU chapter of ihc Texas A.lisoci;ition of Colle ge Tcachcrs (fACT) has been named Ouisrnnding Ch;ipic r in the 5131c, according to Chuck Hempstead, executive director of TACT. The c h;iptcr was h.o norcd at the foll meeting of 1hc House of Dclcgate.1i in Austin Oct. 29. Louis J. Rodriguez. MSU president ;ind an ;:ictivc mcmher of 1hc TACT c h;ipter. presented ccrtifo:a tes of ac h1cvcmc nt to Ba rbara Dc D(11,i;, the MSU ch;:ipter r rcs1de nt, and To m Hoffm;:in, vice-preside nt of TACTs Nonhcast Region. Thc Northeai;t Rcgrnn was named the Oucstanding
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Regents approve food vender, two new degree program s By Brian Ballard Editor MSU regent, approved Aramark as lhe foud ~ rvicc vcndcr fur thl' Unt\'Cr!,ity, as well :a, a propo,al for :i BBA dcin:c w11h a maJOr ,n in1crnat1cnal trade. and a propos;:il for a new BS d.;:grcc in respiratory care at their Nov. 11 ffit.."Cllng_.
Aramark's food contrac1 prorios.tl include\ scr\'icc from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a 6 a.m. hreakfast anJ a m1dnii ht hrcakfast during fi nal.\, sick trJys for s1udcnt,; who cannot
come h1 the cafo1cn a, e xam was ncr dcd h ecau,e ,urp riscs, and ,;pec rn l rnt ern a t1on.il lr.id e 1, delivery services of cakes and becoming an 11nport.11ll t',1rt piu.a., for h1nhday\. of thi.: US, ,1nJ l"c1t,1, Howard Farre l. vice cconom1e\ Ill rclenl Yl'Jf\ prl·s1den1 of 'itudcnt ;ii:11, 1tie.1; Therefore. th ere 1, Jn J IHI c hair pi:rson of l hc 1ncre.1, ing need h1r um,·1·r,1l\ Univcr:,11 y Food Co111 rac t grJdu.ite, w11h h.11.l..~round·, Comm11u:c-, said ii w;i,; d,rfi . m tnternalwnal 1r,Hk J nd cult fo( h1, cnmnu11ec to dc- hu,ine\\. The. new fltot!TJlll will Ill · nde iwh1ch H'ndcr to rccom• ml·nd t-.ccau¼: .\1orm.on:, and l·11rpor.1tl' 1r.1d1111111,1\ ~c.:lh."f.11 Prof, , ,111 11 :i l Foo d and c1.1m,1m11. ,1uJH''· \\ 1th ,l .\fan.igcml•nt .1l:,11 hJd l'XCCI · £fl'atcr ,1r111n l.ll\\111 f p1 1\i f \cm prnrw,.il, ll'rl'lll 1.ultu1l" h1,t"I, ..Jilli The rrnpo~d BB A J ,.:. pohlllJI :,),km,. Jr.d .J r111grcl· m int1-· rnatH1nal tr Jdl· Sec pa~e 3
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Paper's Job to report not to mak news, e controversy By lkian lhllard "may~ eve n scnsat1onah, ct"
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By Jonathan Brady Sports Rtporttr The Indians foolh:ill team dc\•a.~catcd !he Sul Ross Stall.: LobM 28-7 las1 Sa1urday. finishing off the 1994 sea.son wuh II chree-game winning streak. The win ga\·c MSU a uip:artit.: sh:irc of the T,•xa,
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Indians were back in the end On 1hc lirst ros.scssIon of 1,0nc, giving the m a seorc ol Reynolds lor tht· llrsl touch• the second hair. the Indians 28-0 with 5:58 left m the down. Nathan Turner's kick once ai;ain marched down the third quarter. wa,; ~('<,ti. making the score Sul Ro~· only ltl.'Orc 1:amc field on an 80-yard. I I-play 7-0. ending wilh m the fourth with 12·25 left MSU almost 1mmedi:11cly scoring dnvc. Willie Ro- in the game when Tngo congot cite hall h;1ck when on the quar1crbaek touchdown nec1ed rish1 10 recc1 \'cr fourth play or 1he Loho!'i' an- Jrigucz'5 39-yard Mike Mc- Rodney Hall on a s ix-yard swering dn vc, ru nning back pass 10 recei\'Cr kick. pass, finishing the ~ore 28-7. Turner's After Donald. 1he fumbled Shawn Dra ke MSU gained 466 yard_,; to h3II on Sul Russ' own 48. II 1he score was 21--0. the Sul Ross' 270 yards fln total forcing ar1er Then 1hrcc Indians chc took y unl unan . MSU's ..:ta rii ng and ffense o punt to play, w make 1hc 'iC'Orc 14-0 Lobos quarterback Brodcm: k Seneon :,. II-yard run hy Scephon s portsm an Ii kc conduct Lobos. the d citht p:t.'-\C.\ on :,.gains1 comple1c gal penally Orock1ng1on Sul lcn m.:s with one m1ercepThe L,,hos anemp1cd a MSU took over at the with l;Uer ie Rodngue .1 plays Will Four JS. ion. 1 Ross second comeback in the R\t· quancr only 10 be slopped a 22-yard pass from 1hc completed 11 on 26 tnc, wuh ld. McDona ion. to Ros_..·~ intercept dngucz Sul one hy pass J when quartcrhack Rutlcn Trii':O was 1n1crccrccJ by hnch:1ckc r fa. STOR!fr' LOK son Ferguson. Fcrl!uson led ,1\~111,,hlc • I ,n,.:u.l 1n the lnd1:ans in tackling with On ,,r,· m.uL,;:lr • I ow mourhly r.llt'' • 111,Ut,llk.l: ,lj:l' .l\,lll.1ti~ • nine tackle.-. for the g:ime. & hi,:111,tl • l\l111111;! ,t- rM1 l-mi: ,uppl1,, • ()111,11,k ,1111
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