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AGGIE RING ORDERS
THE ASSOCIATION OF FORMER STUDENTS
CLAYTON W. WILLIAMS, JR. ALUMNI CENTER
DEADLINE: OCTOBER 21, 1 993
Undergraduate Student Requirements:
1. You must be a degree seeking student and have a minimum
of 95 credit hours. (Completed in the summer of '93 or before.)
Please keep in mind when calculating you hours that if you have
repeated a previously passed course(s), you cannot receive
additional credit hours.
(Transfer hours completed in the summer of '93 or before that are
need to meet the 95 credit hour requirement, must be posted to
your transcript by the deadline.)
2. 30 of your 95 credit hours must be completed in residence at A&M.
In the event you left A&M for (5) or more consecutive Fall and
Spring semesters, you must complete 30 consecutive credit hours
at A&M after your readmittance to meet the resident hour
requirement.
3. You must have a 2.0 cumulative grade point ration at A&M.
4. In good standing with the University, including no blocks for
delinquent parking tickets, past due fees, etc.
Graduate Student Requirements:
1. You msut receive your graduate degree form Texas A&M University
to qualifty for a ring. If you are graduating this December and all of
you degree requirements have been
completed, you may order your ring on this order if you can obtain a
"letter of completion" from the office of graduate studies and present
it to the ring office by the above deadline.
(Must present the original letter with the seal, not a copy.)
2. In good standing with the University, including no blocks for
delinquent parking tickets, past due fees, etc.
Procedure to order a ring:
1. If you have comleted all of the above requirements, come to the ring
office no later than October 21, 1993 and complete the application
for sligibility verification. (Overnight process)
2. If your application is approved and you wish to receive your ring this
December, you must pay in full (cash/check only)
no later than October 22, 1993.
Men's 10K-$298.00 14K-$405.00
Women's 10K - $170.00 14K - $197.00
Add $8.00 for any back year ('92 or before). White Gold is available
at an extra Charge of $10.83.
The approximate date of the ring delivery isDecember 8, 1993.
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THE
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Route carriers needed, for
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Part-time warehouse help needed, forklift experience a
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$4,50/hr.
Part-time Advertising Sales Representative needed for
Study Breaks Magazine. Flexible hours, base + commis-
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Automobiles
'88 Olds Cutlass Calais 4 dr., great condition $3500/nego.
Call 693-3509.
For Sale
2 Concert tickets to Robert Plant, Oct. 29, reserve seating
$22/ea. Call 846-6698 after 5 p.m.
Beautiful, White Wedding Dress. Long train, beaded with
sequence. NEVER BEEN WORN. $275 o.b.o. Call
Angela nights at 764-7357.
Must sell! 4pc. Oak bedroom Suite, $480 o.b.o., Panasonic
microwave $150 o.b.o., Tandy computer $350 o.b.o.
Please call Jennifer 693-2582.
Radio control airplane, maroon/white, ready to fly $249.
Radio Control airplane Superhots ready to fly $225 Call
775-1931.
1989 Honda CBR600F, V&H pipe, red-black $2995, 1988
Suzuki GSX 600 Katana, red-white $2400. 775-1931.
Trek 800 MTN. bike, just like new, only one year old. 24"
frame. White. Shimano Equipment, $250 o.b.o. Bryan @
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'1992 Suzuki 500 $2200. Macll VI, Ink-jet printer, color
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Sony Car discman D-808K, w/car mount + connecting
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Look stylish with a brand-new black leather faux Chanel
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Sony ES Hi-Fi Audio Components: TAE-2000ESD pre
amplifier, $900; TA-N55ES pre-amplifier, $360; ST-
S730ES tuner, $395 ($1200, $500, $550 new), perfect
condition. I can help build a complete system. Jonathan,
(409)268-4580.
Tutors
TOP NOTCH TUTORS Biology 113 & Biochemistry 410,
$3.50/hr Call 693-5608.
STATISTICS & MATH TUTOR w/M.S. Statistics, experi
ence helps with classes, SAS, 8/hr 260-9920.
Pro Tutors
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For information or group
tutoring schedule.
Call 26-TUTOR
For Rent
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miles from A&M. Semester lease okay 822-0472.
Horse Stables, lighted arena, close to campus, daily
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Roommate Wanted
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Female roommate to share 2/11/2 bath $230/mo. +elect.,
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Services
Notes - n - Quotes
Fast Accurate Typing • Word Processing
Resumes • Laser Printing • Copies
846-2255
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Type’s Write typing service, reasonable rates 776-1412
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Wanted
Looking for Senior or underclassmen ID’s for Texas game.
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VENTRILOQUIST INSTRUCTOR to teach child in our
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FORMER STUDENT needs 2 tickets to the TU game call
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Drummer and Keyboardist needed for blues/rock/jazz
band. Call Charles at 823-5368.
(cream). Eligible volunteers
will be compensated.
Call for information.
G&S Studies, Inc.
(409) 846-5933
(close to campus)
Campus Directory
Delivery
A&M students needed to deliver
Campus Directories to campus
offices. Requires car, pickup or
van and valid driver's license.
Flexible hours. Start immediately.
If interested, see Francia Eldridge
in Student Publications Office,
room 230 Reed McDonald Bldg.
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Wendy’s Restaurant, now hiring friendly people, with
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on experience. Apply 202 S.W. Prkwy., College Station,
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Healthy males wanted as semen donors. Help infertile
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PIZZA HUTI Now Hiring, Cooks & Delivery Drivers Call
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Dr’s Office with Rehab, needs an exercise Pysiologist,
capable of general office duties 779-1551.
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Organizations wanted to promote the Hottest Spring Break
Destinations, call the Nation's leader. Inter-Campus Pro
grams 1-800-327-6013.
Sitter needed for 1st grader on campus while mom’s In
class. Sat mornings beginning Oct 16th. $3.00 hour. 822-
1843.
Student file clerk for MD’s office 3-5 hours/per day/flexible
hours 776-7895.
'85 VW Scirocco, 5-speed, fuel injected, A/C, tinted win-
dows, runs good. $1800 o.b.o. Call 847-1807.
1989 Black Acura Integra LS/5, 2 door, excellent condi
tion, sunroof, loaded $8000 Call 696-1105.
1986 Honda Accord LXI hatchback, excellent condition,
power, AM/FM w/CD, all maintenance records kept. $4600
823-0521.
University Beach Club and U.B. Ski are looking for sales
reps to promote Winter Break Ski Trips. Earn free trips
and extra cash. CallToday!!! 1-800-BEACH-BUM(1-800-
232-2428).
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT- Fisheries. Earn up to $2,000-
$4,000+/mo. on fishing vessels or in transportation and
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ext. A5855.
Pro-Tutors-Phys 218 tutoring this week. 7-9p.m. call 26-
TUTOR for schedule & location.
Typing
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accepted. Laser printer. Call Charlotte at 823-2418.
Adoption
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come true. Full-time parenting. Best of the City; Summer
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fireplace in Winter, and by ocean waves in Summer. Art,
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Stephen collect (212)369-2597.
DJ / Music
MOBILE DJ experienced, great for Weddings, Bar-B-
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Lost & Found
Free
AKC Greyhounds adoption. Contact David Mosier 696-
6212.
Free female dog, 6 mo., mix breed, sweet disposition. Call
693-3375.
Professional Clipper haircuts. Need Men to Volunteer
tonight Oct. 11, at Brazos Center at 5:45 to 9:00 p.m.
Come by or Leave message on 1-800-726-4247 ext. 103.
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*
LOST Husky-Chow mix, large male, dark beige, dark
around mouth, has shaggy tail & dragging walking chain,
lost in east Bryan.
LOST Gold and Silver Watch. At Missouri Yell Practice,
September 18th. Please Call if found! Has sentimental
value. Please call immediately 693-1921.
FOUND Black female Lab, found Wed., Oct. 6 on Reactor
Rd. by fireschool Call Tony or Kevin 845-0918.
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GREEK & CLUBS RAISE UP TO $1000 in just one week!
ForyourFrat or Sorority or Club + $1000 for yourself! And
a free T-Shirt just for calling 1-800-932-0528 ext. 75.
Student organizations don't sell candy, don’t do car washes.
I have a better idea for raising funds. For information call
Tim Brown 713-578-0849.
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were aboard within 10 minutesofl Monda;
the explosion, about 45 minutes
before another blast rocked the
vessel.
After taking the injured to the
University of Texas at Galve
ston's medical complex nearby,
the boat returned to help 15 other
volunteer vessels fight the fire.
One of the rescued men, 53-
year-old Milton Williams o(
Beaumont, died on the way to the
hospital. Another two men,
welders whose work might have
sparked the explosion, were pre
sumed to have died instantly.
But Coast Guard Capt. Paul
Prokop said the efforts of LeBlanc
and his crew prevented many
more deaths.
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hero. I was trying to
help those guys get
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ried to the rescue, "at some con
siderable danger to their crew
and their vessel, without being
asked, without any expectationof
anything other than helping out
fellow mariners at sea who were
in distress.
"They are the true heroes oi
this."
LeBlanc and co-captain ]efl
Guidry, of Morgan City, La,
shied away from accolades, but
they admitted lives were saved
through their efforts.
"It's just something where we
were in the right place so they
didn't have to jump in the wa
ter," LeBlanc said. "If they'd
have jumped, with the current
and the wind, it would have been
a lot worse. Somebody would
have drowned or got run over."
Guidry, 50, said he never wor
ried about the danger of the fire
or further explosions.
"Anybody would have done
the same thing," he said. "I never
really thought about it to tell you
the truth."
Added LeBlanc, "I don't feel
like a hero. I was trying to help
those guys get out. I just wish
those other boys could have
made it, too."
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capture remained in effect, and
that U.N. forces were still trying
to bring him to justice.
Howe, appearing on NBC and
ABC's "This Week With David
Brinkley," said U.N. forces had had
"many opportunities to eliminate"
Aidid, but "that's not our job."
Aidid has reportedly called for
a cease-fire in the fighting that has
left 18 Americans dead over the
past week. U.S. officials made clear
that while the U.N. resolution call
ing for his apprehension remained
valid, the focus has shifted.
"We have a different set of pri
orities," Defense Secretary Les
Aspin said on ABC. Pressure will
be kept on Aidid until a political
settlement is found, but "we are
going to depersonalize it and Re
emphasize that aspect of it.'V
Christopher denied that there
was any secret peace offer to Ai-
did, and said U.S. special envoy to
Somalia Robert Oakley, currently
in the region trying to coordinate a
political solution, has not been in
structed to meet the warlord.
But if Aidid wants to stop
fighting unilaterally, "that's fine
with us," Christopher said
"And as you know, we hada
very quiet night last night in
Mogadishu."
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together," Russell said. "I am an
ticipating having an enjoyable
time and getting to know what
Dr. Southerland hopes to see
from our class. I hope when we
leave the luncheon we will kno"'
what our role here is in the big
picture."
Murphy said, "I think it will b<
a neat experience. I am excited
about learning things there. I
hope to get close to Dr. Souther
land and get to know him as*
person."
In addition to the luncheons
with the freshmen, Southerland
has dinner with student leaders
every Thursday.
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