The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 18, Ed. 1, Friday, March 4, 1988 Page: 2 of 4
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applications available
Financial aid applications for the 1988-89 school year
are available in the Office of Student Financial Aid
Room 109 Packer Administration Building. Financial
aid applications must be complete and in the Office of
Student Financial Aid by May 1 1988. Failure to have
financial aid applications in by tv's date could result in
no aid for the 1988-89 school y ar.
REMINDER: Keep a copy of our 1987 income tax
return. Financial aid applications require a signed
copy of the 1987 income tax return of every applicant.
In the case of a dependent applicant a signed copy of
the parent's 1987 income tax return is also required.
THE TAX REFORM ACT of 1986: SCHOLARSHIPS
The Tax Reform Act of 1986 substantially revised the
section of the Internal Revenue Code which defines
when funds received in the form of a scholarship are
excludable from income. The following are two of the '
fundamental revisions:
Just a
Aspirin is not recommend-
ed for "viral" infections
such as flu colds and some
upset stomachs.
If an anti-fever anti-
aching medication is need-
ed Tylenol is suggested.
Carbonated drinks do not
hinder the healing process.
If they are the only liquid
consumed then they are no
Texas temperatures
hit us all
Sunshine cool breeze
warm nights and the feel-
ing of spring. It's here or is
it?? Just about the time we
get use to beautiful
weather Mother Nature
goes and messes it up.
Nowhere else but Texas
can you have gorgeous
weather for two or three
weeks and then the mon-
soons hit.
In the next couple of
months the weather ahead
will remain a mystery to
us. One day it will be sun-
ny and the next it will be
rainy. Let's not forget
about a possible freeze. It
could happen. Another
possibility is the ever
popular gusty winds.
So what does one wear
during these times? Some
Texans still keep their
sweaters out until May
while others have had
theirs packed away since
January. Shorts have been
seen since December and
will usually continue on un-
til October. Shades are
seen year round; rain
shine sleet snow day or
night.
How about shoes? When
the monsoons come every
pair of white tennis shoes
are now brown due to
wading through mud pud
reminder
help except to supply
.fluids. They are "empty
calories." There is no
beneficial nutrition.
If students are going to
drink liquids make it
something nutrious - like
fruit juice and milk. These
provide fuel for body
repair.
dles. A raincoat is a must
or else you look like a
drowned rat.
Forget about fixing the
hair girls! ! Hair spray and
rain don't mix nor does
hair spray withstand those
Texas tornadoes.
98 99 100; No those
aren't grades on your
history exam. They are
temperatures that are
creeping up very fast. You
never know from day to
day whether or not you can
snuggle with your honey
without being smothered
with sweat. Oh yeah don't
forget your nose plugs.
Here are some helpful
tips for tackling those terri-
ble Texas temperatures:
1. Have a variety of
clothes that will suit your
needs.
2. Buy bleach in order to
clean your white tennis
shoes.
3. Be cautious of
weathermen. They
sometimes lie.
4. Always expect the
unexpected.
5. Have an extra can of
deodorant handy because
you never know who might
stop by.
6. And no matter how
hard it may seem never let
them see you sweat! ! ! ! !
1. Only candidates for a degree may exclude any por-
tion of a scholarship from income.
2. Degree candidates may only exclude the amount of
scholarship awards up to the aggregate of tuition and
required fees books and equipment. Awards in excess
of this amount - are now subject to federal income tax.
Amounts received above tuition and required ex-
penses are not subject to reporting by the college or
other grantor. The law places upon the student the
obligation to determine the taxable amount by offset-
ting tuition and allowable expenses against the total of
all grants received (including as institutional funds.)
Loans including subsidized portions of federal loans
are not considered for federal tax purposes.
If assistance is needed in determining the taxable
amount of funds received the recipient of the funds will
need to contact a tax preparer of the Internal Revenue
Service.
Beanies go on sale
The HPU Bookstore is
now giving students the op-
portunity to buy better
quality beanies. The com-
pany that had originally
supplied the beanies for
many years has discon-
tinued their production.
For the last two years
another company has sup-
plied a beanie of lesser
quality.
Any student who went
through initiation and
Ideas for
changes
Jean Gould HPU
bookstore manager is
looking into changing the
style of the class ring. The
side which has Old Main on
it will be replaced by
another emblem. The mold
for Old Main will be kept
for those who wish to have
this on their ring.
"We have many students
at Howard Payne who have
never seen Old Main.
Because of this fact we
Baby
would like to purchase a
beanie of better quality is
asked to drop by the
bookstore. Students must
bring their old beanie to
prove their completion of
initiation. The new beanie
will cost $4 This is on a
first come first serve
basis.
Remember: "I love my
little beanie. I think it is so
sweet. I love my little
beanie and with it I will
sleep."
class ring
needed
feel that it is better to
change the emblem" said
Gould.
Students are asked to
submit ideas on the new
emblem that is to replace
Old Main. Turn ideas in at
the HPU bookstore.
Also next year is
Howard Payne's 100th an-
niversary. Seniors have a
choice of placing a 100th
year emblem on top of the
stone.
Quiz
GUESS WHO?? EVEN AT
THE AGE OF 3 THIS
YOUNG MAN WAS
ALREADY PLANNING
HIS FUTURE AT
HOWARD PAYNE. BLUE
EYED AND DIMPLE
FACED HE STILL
LOOKS THE SAME TO-
DAY. TAKE A GOOD
LOOK THE ANSWER
MIGHT SURPRISE YOU.
(Last week's baby
Susan Nordsiek)
was
Campus News
Book Identification
Students are encouraged to write the first two letters of
their last name and the last four digits of their social
security number in their books in order to identify lost
ones.
Sub Movie
Tonight in Mims Auditorium at 7 p.m. the movie
"Rio Lobo" with John Wayne will be shown.
Library Hours
The library has recently changed its hours. They will
be open at the following times:
Mon-Thurs. 7:45 a.m. -10 p.m.
Fri. 7:45 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Sun. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
University Services
University Services is now taking applications for a
student sound technician. Experience preferred but
not required. Salary $250 per semester. Average 3 or 4
hours of work per week. Salary will not affect financial
aid status. Apply at University Services Rm. 208
Packer Building.
by Leslie Marriott
"And after John had been taken into custody Jesus
came into Galilee preaching the gospel of God and
saying "The time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is
at hand; repent and believe in the gospel.'
And as He was going along by the Sea of Galilee He
saw Simon and Andrew the brother of Simon casting a
net in the sea for they were fishermen.
And Jesus said to them 'Follow Me and I will make
you become fishers of men.' And they immediately left
the nets and followed Him.
And going on a little farther He saw James the son of
Zebedee and John his brother who were also in the
boat mending the nets.
And immediately He called them; and they left their
father Zebedee in the boat with the hired servants and
went away to follow Him."
How dedicated these men must have been to give up
the only life they knew to follow Jesus.
Sometimes Jesus asks so little of us and yet we are
not dedicated enough to do the small things for Him.
All things of this life will pass away but what we have
done for the kingdom of God will never pass away.
When you get to Heaven will there be someone who
can thank you for the seed you planted in them through
the dedication you showed for Christ?
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The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 18, Ed. 1, Friday, March 4, 1988, newspaper, March 4, 1988; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth103172/m1/2/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.