r
ACNE STUDY
A
VIP Research is seeking individuals for a research study of
an anti-acne medication. Those who enroll and complete
this study will be compensated $100.00. NO BLOOD
DRAWN.
CALL
VOLUNTEERS IN PHARMACEUTICAL
RESEARCH, INC.®
776-1417
J
Page 8
The Battalion
Thursday, September 26,
ADULT VIDEO
603 Texas Ave.
College Slaiion
Moviee-Magazines-Books Gift Ilems-Novcltics
Ladios Welcome
Movies for Bent or Sell
OPEN 24 HRS. - 7 DAYS A WEEK
5ROCKYANOS PIZZA
BUFFET
SPECIAL
$199
PLUS TAX
JML. EXPIRES 10
EXPIRESI0-7-91
PIZZA • PASTA • SALAD • DESSERT
EVERYDAY 10:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M.
CARRY OUT & DELIVERY
1037 S. TEXAS AVENGE 693-4188
Across from Main campus Entrance
19 Years Experience
• Ring sizing • Watch batteries
• Chain repair • Aggie rings sized, stripped
• Diamonds mounted • Pearl re-stringing
Rolex watch repairs now available by
CERTIFIED ROLEX WATCHMAKER.
We Pay CASH for Old Coins, Rolex Watches, Diamonds & Old Gold.
We also have replacement watch bands.
u n fJnc.
"Very Personal Investments"
313 B South College Ave. Q/1 A A
(Skaggs Shopping Center) OrtC) - 037 LO
STUDENTS OF ALL MAJORS
SPEND SPRING 1992 IN
Limited Space!
Sign up NOW!
EARN TAMU CREDIT IN;
JOUR 401: Mass Media & Tech. Change (cr. 3)
JOUR 406: International Communications (cr. 3)
HIST 101: Western Civilization (cr. 3)
LBAR331: Renaissance Europe (cr. 3)
ARTS 350: Art History (cr. 3)
FINC 445: Funding International Business (cr. 3)
MKTG 321: Introduction to Marketing (cr. 3)
MKTG 401: International Marketing (cr. 3)
ACCT 489: Special Topics in Internationa! Accountin
BUAD 489: Issues in International Business (cr.
PROGRAM FACUI.TY
Prof. Susanna Hornig, 845-5372
Prof. Daniel Bornstein, 845-7164
Prof. Arvind Mahajan, 845-4876
Prof. Steve Salter, 845-1498
Prof. Sam Gillespie, 845-5861
(cr. 3)
Study Abroad Office, 161 Bizzell Hall West, 845-0544
JOIN DOMINO S
FREQUENT BUYER CLUB!
The next time you order a Domino's pizza, save your Value Dot' Collect
ten blue dots and you'll receive a FREE large 1-topping pizza Collect
ten red dots and you'll get a FREE medium 1-topping pizza Start
saving them now!
Bryan
260-9020
4407 Texas Avenue
Call Us!
Bryan
822-7373
Townshire Shopping Center
College Station
693-2335
1504 Holleman
■ NOBODY
H KNOWS
El LIKE
tS DOMINO'S.
How You Like Pizza At Home.
Limited time offer. Valid only at participating stores. Not valid with any other offer. Delivery area limited to ensure safe
driving. Our drivers carry less than $20.00. ; 1991 Domino s Pizza. Inc.
Andro
continued from Page 7
the hospital for nine days.
The Bears went on to win
seven of their next nine games?
Did anyone really care?
People once again were
shocked because he was an
athlete.
The sports news is always
about someone accused of rape
or someone with a steroids or
a drug problem. These are the
kinds of problems that happen
everyday. But these are the
kinds of things that can be pre
vented. Deaths like Hyman's,
Karkoska's and Glenn's are
things that happen to every
one.
Athletes don't belong on
pedestals. They live like every
one else and unfortunately,
they die like everyone else.
James Glenn was just
warming up for practice when
his heart gave out. Hopefully,
people won't remember him as
an athlete that died, but rather
as a friend, son, brother or
neighbor. He just happened to
play football.
Now comes the grieving
process.
First and foremost every
one's thoughts and prayers
should be with his family and
friends.
And then there is the foot
ball team. Players should now
be more focused than ever.
They have to realize that foot
ball's just a game.
Winning is great. But it is
certainly not important as far
as life goes.
After the game, life goes on
for them.
Dedicating the rest of the
season to Glenn would be a
nice thing. But that shouldn't
be necessary for them to re
member him.
The football players will re
member James Glenn as a
friend and as a teammate.
Whether they win or lose
shouldn't be important.
Life will go on.
Major League Update
Braves win; Dodgers lose; Twins fail to clinch
Braves 2, Reds 1
ATLANTA (AP) - Ron
Gant's lOth-inning single scored
Terry Pendleton from second
base with the winning run, as the
Atlanta Braves beat the Cincin
nati Reds 2-1 in the first game of
a doubleheader Wednesday to
keep the pressure on Los Ange
les in the NL West.
The Braves entered the day
trailing Los Angeles by two
games. The Dodgers played a
night game at San Diego.
Pendleton hit a double off re
liever Ted Power (4-3) before
Gant delivered a single.
Alejandro Pena (8-1) pitched
one inning for the victory.
Blue Jays 7, Angels 2
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -
John Olerud hit a three-run
homer that capped a six-run ral
ly in the fifth inning, as the first-
place Toronto Blue Jays defeated
the California Angels 7-2
Wednesday.
The Blue Jays began the day
with a two-game lead in the AL
East over the Boston Red Sox,
who were scheduled for a twi-
night doubleheader at Baltimore.
Mark Langston (17-8) was
rocked for seven runs and eight
hits in five innings.
Jimmy Key (16-11) allowed
six hits in seven innings, struck
out two and walked one.
Mookie Wilson led off the
fifth with a single, took second
on Manuel Lee's sacrifice and
third on Devon White's infield
hit. Roberto Alomar's double
gave Toronto a 3-2 lead and Joe
Carter followed with a RBI sin
gle.
Candy Maldonado was in
tentionally walked and Olerud
followed with his home ruru
home, run and the San Diego
Padres finally won against a con
tender, routing the error-prone
Los Angeles Dodgers 8-2 on
Wednesday night.
McGriff's homer, Benes'
pitching and three infield errors
that led to three unearned runs
cost the Dodgers and Bob Ojeda.
Padres 8, Dodgers 2
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Andy
Benes won his 10th straight deci
sion, Fred McGriff hit his 30th
White Sox 6, Twins 1
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Scott
Fletcher drove in two runs witha
double and sacrifice fly, leading
an early onslaught from the bot
tom of Chicago's order Wednes
day night, as the White Sox kept
the Minnesota Twins from
clinching a tie for the AL West
with a 6-1 victory.
Alex Fernandez (9-12) sur
vived a shaky start to win his
third successive decision, allow
ing seven hits and one run before
Scott Radinsky relieved with two
out in the seventh. Melido Perez
got the last three outs.
Smith looking for next record
continued from Page?
light of an otherwise dismal per
formance by the Aggies in the sec
ond half. They wound up losing
their first game of the year to the
underdog Golden Hurricane, 35-
34.
It was not the most ideal situa
tion for making history. There
were no marching bands or fan
fare upon his arrival. But he did
find one way to celebrate.
"Quentin (Coryatt), myself, and
my roommate were sitting there
watching the Texas game, and
Texas was getting beat. So that
was kind of a relief, and it made
me feel happy," he said.
Smith said if he had the choice,
he would rather have broken the
record the previous weekend un
der more favorable circumstances.
"It would have been better if I'd
got it at home last week against
LSU. My mother was there, and
we won the game, so it would
The Daquiri Factory
EQUINOX
NOW OPEN!
Quarter Time
25^Draft
Every Night 8-10 p.m.
-Fri 2-8 p.m.
Pitchers $3.25
Daquiris $1.50
More than 40 kinds of Beer!
We have good group specials for meet
ings or parties, (call 846-2496 for details)
, Thursday Only! Live Reggae Music ,
X s for Eyes
At
^$1 OFF COVER ^
g:
WIN $ 10,000!
Enter the Points Plus/KTSR
Easy Cash Giveaway!
'KTSRl
m92.1J
Each week this fall one lucky person will
win $ 500 from Points Plus and 92.1 KTSR.
The GRAND PRIZE of $ 10,000 will be
awarded on Dec. 1 3, 1991.
Congratulations to Our Winners!
Sept. 18 - Heath Faulkner
Sept. 25 - Maefair Steakley
Oct. 2 - You! Sign up and win!
Stop by Points Plus on University Drive
(across from Golden Corral)
to register or just use your Points Plus card
and you'll be registered automatically.
* See contest rules for full details.
* No purchase neccessary to win.
have been great," he said.
Nonetheless, the main thing for
Smith is that the stigma of the
record is behind him, and with it,
the worries of his slump.
"That interception meant more
to me than just breaking the
record," he said. "When I go into
a game, I figure I'm supposed to
get two or three interceptions, and
then I played six games without
getting one interception. No one
really recognized that but myself."
Yet having more interceptions
than any other player in confer
ence history is quite a feat.
"We've had some great players
here at A&M," A&M head football
coach R.C. Slocum said. "Bryan
Collins, Lester Hayes - guys that
all wound up being All-Pro defen
sive backs. He has intercepted
more balls than any of them."
Is it any wonder that in a sec-
ondary nicknamed "Desert Storm
II", Smith is called "Patriot" for
the missile that intercepts the ene
my's long bombs.
And he has already been tabbec
by many pro scouts as the leading
cornerback in the nation and a
high selection in the NFL Draft
Although he feels he isn't at his
peak, he knows what he does best
"I may not be a superstar plat
er, and I really feel that, but I'm
going to force turnovers. I've ere
ated a lot of turnovers since I've
been here, and that's thestatthail
look at," he said.
So what is Smith's next target?
He said he wants to take a shot at
the NCAA record of 29 career in
terceptions that has hung over the
collegiate league for nearly Id
years.
Smith whll begin that campaignat
Kyle Field on Saturday againstthe
University of Southwestern
Louisiana.
JT ASSieLcinema. SI
F R E ?5 E N T 3"
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
26
THE TALL GUY
Some people mil do anything for laughs.
Only one
showing at
7:3DPM in
Rudder
Theatre
Admission
is $2.50
Call the Aggie Cinema Hotline at 847-8478
% for more information
The next MSC Aggie Cinema meeting is
September 30 in Rudder Tower at 7:00PM
• ,W| f*
QUARTERS
NIGHT
2sntf‘fv
Every
Thursday
Evening
2 QUARTERS buys you
A FROSTED PINT
of draft beer (50C)
9-11 PM
326 George Bush
696-DAVE
919 Harvey
764-DAVE
211 University
268-DAVE
Carter Creek
846-DAVE
Thursday
Fi
w
better fis
But
on the w
on the co
matters \
10 lead v
crappie 1
watching
It see
sent poe]
ter wardi
and told
Unfo
about th<
with the
The
pumping
People a
coming 1
ends rep
blinds ra
of the be
True,
through
not help
fishing p
sow bass
erally sn
hungry t
Durii
bass retr
search oi
Now
Cl
DA
quartei
would
during
Young
straigh
Te>
ter los
State a
of the 1
ter Gai
ly wou
In
Utah, a
said hi
his dec
fore th
"Yc
I just c
aj Tex,
h P«ter <
UT c
troul
new
AUS
Longho:
Dodge,
cheered
derstanc
Texas
Gardere
Dod;
man i
what
went
tion.
booed
You c
it's t<
starts
footb
High
cism <
ask v
A ust:
Tve
FedT
champic
the same
lahoma i
Garc
said Tu
Thcy'p
want the
get that
point the
Yc
featui
11:15 a
11:45 a
12:1 5 jj
b