students end backers packed the banxs of Town Lake Tuesday night to view the rising Barnet of the A g g ie Bonfire. Supposedly the wood wit! smolder until the end of the Tr*as-Texas A A M gam e Thursday. D U ! i j I i I Grand J ur/s Name 2 Students By ROBERT LEVI Four persona -two of them University prudent* -were Indicted Tuesday by the Travi* County Grand Jury on misdemeanor charge# of aggravated assault on a police officer during the Nov. IO Chuck Wagon disutrbance. SU eealed Indictments,

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... ch Dirt. Atty. Bob Smith Implied concerned persons in volved in the incident, aLso were returned. It was not known how m any persons were named In the sealed Indictments, the charges or the amounts of their bonds. Students named In the open true bills are Gregory Scott Miller, 19, of 1607 Nuece®, and Jam es Clifton Sparks, 19, of 2323 San Hackerman Kills College A University experiment in residential college living will not be attem pted at this time because of the demands on cam pus dormitory space, President Norman Hackerman said Tuesday. The residential college proposal caned for UM of the women's quadrangle dorms -Andrews, Blanton, C arollers and Little field-which In turn provoked controver sy over the supposed elimination of lowcost housing on the campus. Hackerman reported that " the girls uho live there have made it quite clear that they consider the units literally as a home away from home." He also acknowledged he had received 247 letters and had heard directly from n.anv of the quadrangle residents. The stu dents w e re against the residential college being located in the quadrangle. Dean John R. Siiber, of the College of Arts and Sciences, who originated the proposal, confirmed that the $131,000 raised to fund the first year of operation would be returned to the donors and that no plans exist to continue residential college plan ning. guadalupe CL OO of H -K corporation, atlanta, georgia I open monday