The Ranger

              ·-;:;~;h·;;-;ssociation will sponsor summer flight program
A summer flight program to
Europe, sponsored by the hx1s
.A.n1or Co II •9• THch<,rs As·
sociat1on, is available to faculty
and students
h1ghor fares I must retum within 22·45 days
while students under 22 years
of age need not return for one
yHr after the doparlure date.
leave May 25, May 29, Jone 15 departure. Alter that t1rno. Ptr
Jllne a,,d July departures ere and July 13, sons may be subject to • "1lall
subject lo an edd1!1on1I $65 "high
suson" surcharge.
A deposit of $50 per person penalty charge.
Fares are based on present
International A1rtransport As·
soc1aloon andl"'vernment regula­tions
wtuch are subject lo change.
"The on I y requirement."
received before April I will in· Grossman on91natedttusll(o-sure
reservations. Deposits gram throe years
890
_ Ht.,.
Mitchell Grossman, professor
of govemm11t1l and chairman of
the profns1onal development
committee of T JCTA, 1s respon­sible
lor 111 flight arrangements
lor the trip.
Grossman str&Ssed, "is thal the
entire group fly over together.
The lee do&S not include hotel or
meal accommodations so after
arrival md1v1duals are on their
received after April I will be plainod, "Texu teachers""'
honored only ii seats are obtain· not able to lake advant.g, al
able and will require an edd1tlon· national plans lor chart...,,
al $"S edmmistntive charge. flights at reduced rates bee..,.
own
The balance may be paid up they conflicted with Texasschool
81s1c rO\l'ld trip lare is $350
(departure po1nt-Houslot'IJ to$360
(departure po1nt-D1llas) .
Final dest1n1!1ons ar• Ams1er­dam,
Pons or Frankfurt (Lon·
don $15 lt!SS; Zurich. Rom•.
Mun,ch, and Vienna at slightly
" IATA IS considering an in­crease
but it wi 11 probably not
be more than SIS... Grossman
5j>KUI ated
The progr-am allows one
"free" slop-over on the way lo
the ftnal destlnalton point and an
edditional optional return stop·
over for $10 extre.
THERE ARE siK tentative de­parture
dates. Flights direct
from Houston to Amsterdam
leave May 25 and May 30.
to 35 days before departure dale c1loodars ...
either by check or on standard " WITH THIS program, tOld\.
bank charge accounts. ers are able to travel 51• Wtas
FULL REFUND will _be guar· in Europe and still be ablt lo
anteed for cancellaltons re· teach six weeks of SUIT\mor
faculty ao,d IIOJII members
floghts from Dallas to Europe
with • pl""" ch""9" in New York ceivod up lo 30 dny• before school."
Alittle known way
tofly&ee.
E\cry airline has FiN Cla,,
and Coach rcser.·a1ion.,.
But Ea.<.rem tm., a third !..ind.
a~ well. It\ called Lei,ure Cla.\.<·
Hc:re\ h<m it won".
Fir,t. you bu) u Lcr,ure Cla."
ticket. You pay the -.amc ,1udcm fare
as you·d pay ror Cooch
But we oon·1 gu;mmtcc you a
seat on the plane when you get there.
If you do gc1 on. Lci,urc
Clas..o, L' ju~t like: Coach.
But. if C'flach "full. 1ou ma}
fly First Cla.~,. ( For Coach foll:. I
In which ca.,c Lc,,urc C la."
is con,idcrably re11cr than Co.ich.
Or, if the whole plane is full.
) 'OU won't get on the plane at all.
In which case. Lel\ure Cla"
h, fama.,tic.
If you don't get on your -;ched
uled flight. we refund your mone)-.
And put you on our vel) ne,1
flight that ha., -.eat, available.
fn:c flf chm-gc.
You do get > oor 2.'i'l discount
on u:i,urc Cla.--, lld,et.,.
But Lci,urc Cla,, doe!. not
appl} 10 some «her reduced fare
tic:l.ct, '°' to th.: Air-Shuttle: nor
Bermuda. \1exico. J,1maica and
Rahama Hight-.
1'.Jor when the originally
c;chedulecJ plane is grounded due to
weather cond_illons, equipment
forlure or equipment sub~titutions.
. In ordcrto qualify for a free
nde. you must present your Leisure
Cl~ tic~et at the boarding gate
twent} m1nu_1es before flight time.
. And. rf you have to wait. it
w!II be an} where from several
mrnute--. to several hour...
But. if you·ve got more time
th~n ll'lOlle},_you probably won't
mrnd al all. Call Ea'item or your
travel agent.
They have all the details. e EASI EAN TheWmgsofMan.
'P<nuint C ~B ~l'l'<l"·1l lll,, n11ml-.,r "' l """" < '"" 1.:Lct- r<-r ll1p,1" l,m,1c,J
Grossman recommends ~­laining
a Eurail Pass for lnt,r.
ested students.
"This gives you 1M row,t lo
travol all over the 13 CO\lllrits
of conl1nental Europebt.rtdoesnot
include England," he said.
Persons may also use th11p1"
on transportahon fac1t1hes 1'ICII
as buses, boats. all n1lrOldl
and car rentals For onemontn·,
usage, th& cost for studeob Sid
faculty 1s SIIO and $165, rtS·
pect1vely.
For more 1nformalton lnltr•
ested persons should see Gros,,
man in room 749 1n the hbrary
'Milky Way' show
will end March 26
The Planetarium pruents
• 'The Sun and Other Stars 1n tho
Milky Way" every Sunday and
Thursday until March 26.
There are two shows tad!
evening al 6:30 p.m. and 8 pm,
howevor, they will not be shoon
during the Easler holidays. Tht
Planetarium is open ont-half
hour before show time.
Admission for the ptA,lic "
50 cents for persons ovor 18 1111
25 cents for persons 5 lo II
The faculty and students gel ·•
free. No small children will bt
admitted to the evening ""°"'
Shown in the presentation""'
be a study of the sun as • Slll'
and its effects on the etrth 11
will also show other st,n '"
our universe and will Ir-"'
history and future of our 501,r
system.
Jack Howarth, Planetar0• 11d;
rector, counted th<> ,.,,nb<!~ur·
meteors in one hour last Sa
day and sent the co111t 10 "'
Smithsonien lnshtut•.
He also said the govel"III"-;:
will launch the Pionetr F wt,~
will !alee two yeen. to::,,,.
Jupiter. svnd1ng btck P'
and data.
"Students will tnJOY th•~
$how because 11 is ~ 111
as well as entertaining." t.SI4
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