Q: Hi Corey - My champion, hero, angel - I think I have made a major mistake!!! I thought I had tickets to Mark McGuire's team for May 12, but it is the Cinncinatti Reds!!! I am so sorry. Is that going to be o.k.? That's what I get for thinking I know anything about baseball. Look forward to hearing from you!! Love,
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Q: Dear AMU Student: Thank you registering for classes at AMU. This e-mail is your confirmation that we have received your registration and that you are enrolled in one or more courses. We wish you the best of luck in your class. To ensure that you are properly prepared for your course, there are three (3) more quick things you need to do: Step 1: If Eligible, Get Tuition Assistance If you have not already done so, you will need to go to your Education Center or Human Resource Office to get completed Tuition Assistance (TA) paperwork. In order for your TA paperwork to be completed by your ESO or HR professional and accepted by AMU, the following information must be correct: - Course Number and Title - Course Start and End dates - The amount per credit hour ($250 per semester hour). Please know that Tuition Assistance Regulations require that we not provide access to the Student Course Guide until the AMU Financial Aid Office has received your completed TA paperwork. TA paperwork may be faxed to 703-330-5109 and is required before the start date of the semester. If you encounter any problems with your TA paperwork please immediately send an e-mail to hstine@amunet.edu or call (703) 330 - 5398 ext 117. Step 2: Order Your Books In order to provide the best possible customer service and to allow students to track the status of their book shipments, AMU changed its book ordering process effective April 9, 2001. It is now requested that student contact MSB directly to order books.
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Q: Barb Ennis sent me this info that I will publish in the Burrito for 1/11/02. I thought the Board should get a first crack at making reservations for the General Meeting. If you snooze, you lose. I think these rooms will be snapped up pretty quickly. gba
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Q: Dear HBS Alumni: What is going to happen in the Middle East? Please join the HBS Club for a luncheon with Ambassador Edward Djerejian, the founding director of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. The Middle East has taken on an even greater importance in recent days and Ambassador Djerejian is a renowned expert in this area of the world. SPEAKER: Ambassador Edward Djerejian, Director of James A. Baker III Public Policy Institute at Rice University
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HBS October 2 Lunch - Ambassador Edward Djerejian