Making plans
SGA creates task force, sets further programs
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter

The academic advising task force was made an official task force during Student Government Association’s meeting Tuesday.

A resolution to grant the task force official status passed with only one abstention.
Chris Ray, a senior entrepreneurial management major, said the resolution will help re-enforce the importance of seeing an advisor.

“This is my fourth year at TCU and I will be here another semester due to the fact that I hardly ever used an advisor,” Ray said.

Also during Tuesday’s meeting, Sebastian Moleski, a sophomore international economics major, was named Representative of the Week.

Moleski was nominated by Nick James, chairman of the elections and regulations committee.

“He obviously has a burning desire to do something good on this campus,” said James, a sophomore political science major. “And as far as I can tell he is doing a hell of a job.”

Several other announcements were made during the meeting.

• SGA President Brad Thompson said he will contact O.D. Wyatt High School to discuss reinstatement of the “Adopt a School” program.
  n Katie Low, a graduate student at Brite Divinity School, said a discussion panel on the political situation in Iraq will be held at 7:30 p.m. March 3 and 4 in the Student Center Lounge.

• Programming Council Vice President CiAnn Ardoin said there will be an oratorical contest from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday in Student Center, Room 222. Cash prizes will be awarded to the contest winners, said Ardoin, a junior radio-TV-film and sociology major.
  
  — Jessica Sanders