if li IF YOUR BOOKSTORE DOESISTT CARRY SHARP CALCULATORS, CALL AND COMPLAIN. Page 14/The Battalion/Monday, September 8, 1986 Warped Sharp calculators are designed first in their class. Our EL-533 financial calculator for example, has twenty memo ries compared to just five for the competition. So it lets you do complex calculations like dis counted cash flow analysis. For those who prefer lab coats to pinstripes, there’s our EL-506A scien tific calculator. With its 10-digit display, direct formula entry and 93 scientific func- i Dns, it makes per forming even the most difficult calculations easy as pi. And because it’s sleek, slim and stylish, you’ll never look out of step as science marches on. The fact is, Sharp makes all kinds of ingenious little calcula tors that can help get you through college. And help you pay for it. Because unlike college... they’re surprisingly affordable. Calculators, Audio, A/V Equipment, Banking Systems, Broadcast Cameras, Cash Registers, Computers and Peripherals, Copiers, Electronic Components, Electronic Typewriters, Facsimile, Medical Products, Microwave Ovens, Televisions. Vacuum Cleaners, Video Recorders. © 1986 Sharp Electronics Corporation, Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430. FROM SHARP MINDS CXJME SHARP PRODUCTS" Tax Reform (Continued from page 1) on the amount of the grant above tu ition and fees. And there are no longer any de ductions for interest paid on student loans, which before were treated as consumer debt and were not taxed. “It seems a strange interpretation of ‘fairness’ to create a situation in which affluent students whose edu cation is paid for by their parents have no tax liability,†Atwell said, “w- hile needy students who Finance their schooling through a combina tion of summer and term-time jobs and scholarships might find them selves paying taxes on their grants." The bill also would impose a ceil ing of $ 150 million on the amount of tax-exempt bonds which any inde pendent institution of higher educa tion could have outstanding at one time. This provision would not affect public institutions like Texas A&M, but Atwell said about 22 private schools will be affected. Leverty said this will most likely include Southern Methodist University, Baylor Uni versity and Rice University. This is the first piece of legislation i of new res but Leverty sat >ed die serious i But W which leges Atwell sau l A nuinlx were added. and 1 .! >i|k'<i mcseMouse* is A ^. NI ,.| regardmg tax-exempt bonds | di Davi(] A positive side to the ner is that it creates a new taxcrai businesses and industries wfex crease grants and contracts:! leges and universities for bal m .ii ( h 1 (Veils x.lid. BlIMIlfwl industries will receive a credit; percent on any amount a thev had giv en in the past. Hijacking (Continued from page 1) day five security guards have been suspended for suspected negligence because they were guarding the gate through which the hijackers, dis guised as guards, drove to reach the plane. Over the weekend, Pakistani offi cials offered conflicting statements about the number of people killed and the fate of the hijackers. Officials said Sunday that it ap peared 14 passengers and a steward ess were killed. Officials also said initiallvtlt hijackers were killed. Zia said he did not knot there had been such confusion "I think reality will be fom the next day and well find where the fault was."hesaid. ■.ONDON (A pf Pan Am’s co Bgi of the 17-1 Pajistan has sti «ther the an caliain never Huld apply t< K' ||\ii informal Mond AA Jf McDonald's MCDONALD’S DRIVE-THRU SERVICE INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS I ui \'ey iJeement on tli li, airline off! Be victims then Bpinions ran} nr who cal _ Bw’s action “al McponaltfsteTd AA ■McDona^i abh University Drive Hwy 21 Texas and S.W. Parkway Manor East Mall Jly escaping il BREAKFAST EVERY fee Lf of the MORNING after terrorists b (Friday, the thre< Extramural Sports Club Officlias Wanted Interested in learning a new and different sport? Want to compete against other shools or club teams in the area? Extramural Sports Clubs may be for you! There are 28 ex tramural clubs preparing to gear up for the school year. If you have an interest in a particular sport contact the ap propriate person below or attend the organizational meet ing. If you would like to start a sport club not listed below, or if you need more information, contact Paula Opal at 845- There will be a meeting for all students interested in officiating Indoor Soccer at 6 pm on Monday, Sept. 8 in Room 167 Read. For more information call 845-7826. m. m ■■■—^ | Hectively grou New Intramural ComplenrH^ ■hit it left th< senders and ren and Driving Range RAINOUT #845-2625 7826_ Temp orary Contact List Organizational Meeting Archery Gary Boecker 764-8346 Handicapped Atletes Sam George 846-4698 Jim Magdaleenski 696-4138 Badminton Rick Dean 260-5257 Sept. 12 7PM 351 GRW Boxing Jimmy Area 822-2172 Cycling Judd Michael 845-3248 Bruce Johnsen 845-5641 Fencing Field Hockey Oz Shah 268-0449 Gymnastics Wayne Snyder 260-4896 Sept. 8 7PM 307 Read Handball Todd Bryan 696-2464 Judo Bobby Perez 693-1891 7PM 263 GRW Lacrosse Chris Menzel Sept. 8 7Pm Dave Green's House Polo Barb Cupps 696-7926/845-8783 Racquetball Mark Mills 696-4360 Sept. 10 8PM Lobby, Read Roadrunners Larry Isham 846-7070 Sept. 9 7PM Rudder Rodeo Sharon Beach 693-5268 Sept. 10 7PM Dick Freeman Arena Men’s Rugby Tim Cone 846-9772 Women's Rugby Jeannie Von Stultz 696-3817 Sept. 8 Trap & Skeet Elvin Smith 696-1291 Sept. 20 4PM Brazos Gun Club Soccer John Baldwin 696-9219 Ultimate Frisbee Craig Fitzgerald 846-1411 Men's Volleyball Robert Rayburn 260-7985 Sept. 15 5PM 303 Read Women's Volleyball Jenni Smith 696-3261 Sept. 9 5PM 303 Read Waterpolo Rick Abbott 846-8330 Waterski Gary Cladwell 696-3466 Weightlifting Mike Phillips 260-1939 Wrestling Robert Simpton 846-2852 Sept. 10 5PM 260 GRW Bowling Paul Slater 260-1876 Sept. 10 7PM Rudder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McDonald’s Intramural Highlights is sponsored in the Battalion by your local McDonald’s Restaurants at University Drive, Manor East Mall on Hwy 21 and on Texas Avenue. Stories are written by Liz Dillow, graph ics are by George Clendenin and photos are by Tom McDonnell and David Tatge. Im Gameplan INTRIES OPEN INDOOR SOCCER - ENTRIES OPEN: Monday, Sept. 8 and close Tues, Sept 16; ENTRY FEE: SZS.^/team; CLASSES: A, B, C and D offered in Men’s and Women’s Independent, Men’s and Women’s Dorm and Corec; RULES: NCAA with IM exceptions; TEAM CAPTAIN’S MEETING: Thursday, Sept 18, 5 PM, 164 Read Bldg. Schedule will be available at this meeting. TENNIS SINGLES: - ENTRIES OPEN: Mon, Sept. 8 and close Tues, Sept. 16; NO ENTRY FEE: PLAY BEGINS: Tues, Sept. 23; CLASSES: A, B, C and D in Men’s and Women’s Independent and Men’s and Women’s Dorm; EQUIP MENT: Players provide their own equipment and MUST provide a NEW UNO PENED can of good quality balls. SCHEDULES: Posted after 3 PM, Thursday, Sept 18. INTRIES CLOSE Flag Football: Entries close Sept. 9 ENTRY FEE: $30.“/team. PLAY BEGINS: Sunday, Sept. 14. CLASS: A, B, C and D offered in Men’s Women’s Dorm, Men’s and Women’s Faculty/Staff/Grad, and Corec. RULES: NIRSA with IM ex ceptions. TEAM CAPTAIN'S MEETING: Dorm and Independent, Thurs, Sept. 11,5 PM 601 Rudder; Corps, 7:30 PM, Trigon. Preseason Flag Football: Entries close Sept. 9. ENTRY FEE: SlO^/team. PLAY BEGINS: Firday, Sept. 12 through Sept. 14. SCHEDULES AVAILABLE: After 3 PM, Thur, Sept. 11, 159 Read Building. NO RESCHEDULES! Single elimination tournament. SPONSORED BY THE TAMU OFFICALS ASSOCIA TION. 16†Softball: Entries close Sept. 9 ENTRY FEE: $25. 00 /team. CLASSES: A, B, C and D ofered in Men’s and Women’s Dorm, Men’s and Women’s Indepentdent and Corec. TEAM CAPTAIN’S MEETING: Thurs. Sept. 11, 6 PM, 164 Read Bldg. Table Tennis Singles: Entries close Sept. 9. CLASSES: A, B, C and D offered in Men’s and Women’s. RULES: USTTA Rules will apply. Matches are 2 out of 3 games to 21 point, 2 point advantage to win. 0 □ □ 00 [^] 5|i The Intramural-Recretiona! Sports Department will open their new outdoor sports com plex this semester. This com plex includes fields, space equivalent to 8 football field, 4 softball fields and various ote fields. In addition, the driving range will be open to the univer sity community as well as to the Bryan/College Station commu nity. Finishing touches are being put on the driving range and is scheduled to be open in the next few weeks. Salt Water Wade Fishing Trip This is planned for September 19-21 on the Upper Texas Coast. Fishing areas include West Galveston Bay, San Luis Pass, Seaward Side - North Jetty, Pelican Isalnd, Gulf Coast Fishing Pier, etc. Sign ups for this continue through September 15 in the Intramural-Recre ational Sports Office, 159 Read. The $25. 00 fee for this trip includes rental of group camping equipment and life jack ets, transportation costs, live fishing bait, and experienced instruction in tactics for catching game fish. A pre-trip meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 15, 7 PM in the Grove. For more information call Patsy at 845-7826 or Chris at 845- 4511/693-3776. A V ' At IMItl MONDAV •INDOOR, SOCCER • tennis KINDLES • INDOOR SOCCER OFFICIALS MEETING 6pm, 167 READ TUESDAy H ED N ESDAV T DAy FRIDAY SATURDAV SUNDAV - - D© 111 ^ CAPTAtH’-S MEETIWO *. • FLAG FOOTBALL, 5PM, 601 RUDDER •16" SOFTBALL, 6pm 16 RUD DER •CORPS FL. FOOTBALL 7:30 109 TRIGON ,1© 114 T ENTRIES ) I 'vv AT C r ft CLOSE: ) • PtACr FooTfoALL • PRESEASOM FLA£> footrlall*! t" softkall •TABLE TENH16 SlNOLES A PR.ESEAS»ON FL AD FOOT &ALL &E.CHNS // —a ( Idciii) J \ oui an authorit; filnting four bla'-ted them vv; ■chine-gun fn pie ■Le Figaro, a U ily. editorialized ||m to the Where the tradi the captain of ; the last to leav (mild find qui conduct of this c JCapt. William well, N.J., the p jet. was intervii Bme by WA1 asked about the feel that tin made as the cocl made it together cision we ever ni that you can tell hflw many peopl said. Ilerry Middlei Hnistrator of tl Bternational F< Line Pilots Ass represents 60,0( tidas, said the ac mg a commai grounded coul other considerat JA British Air Orlebar, said h "|iat he would d [mstances. “I rrd and soon aircraft,†he toh All//newspaper. gBut Shtili Na tin Israeli airlim tin Tel Aviv n slrnt, disagreed. 1‘Look., if you business of the ci to abandon ship plane — when tn the plane, the p unattractive obje hh was quoted as you’ve hijacked a jPan Am annoi had suspended f u|iil authorities poi t security lap nfthejet’s seizim