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Judy
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For Rent
2 bdrm. covered parking, on bus route, pool, laundry. 846-
0226.
FRESHLY RENOVATED HUGE 2bd apartments 31/2
miles from A&M. Semester lease okay 822-0472.
Roommate Wanted
Female needed ASAP to share 2/2 apartment $225/mo.
plus 1 / 2 of utilities. Call 693-7549
Brand new 2bdrm. apt. huge kitchen, on shuttle no pets.
Located in C.S. $500/mo. 764-7342.
Female to share 2 bedroom/11/2 bath. Spring semester.
Call Leah 693-7039.
Roommate wanted ASAP own room. $205/month, partial
utilities paid. 779-0644.
For Sale
Rawson-Koenig tool-box for full size fleet side truck $230/
negotiable. Brush guard for full size GM truck $90/
negotiable both 1 year old. 764-9447.
O'brien windsurf for sale. Like new, used only a few times.
Must see! $350 negotiable. Call 821-2612 leave mes
sage.
Lucchese ropers, black cherry, handmade, 81/2 men’s
worn once. $150 or best offer 696-9686. Leave message.
Home theater surround sound system includes: 12"
downfiring sub-woffer, 2 satellites w/four inch mids and 1/
2” tweeters. Brand new must sell $375 or best offer. 764-
671.5.
Student tickets to Texas game. Graduate-Senior seating
$75 each. 764-8902.
Honda Spree-new brakes, helmet, lock, parking permit;
runs good $250 negotiable. Keg cooler $225 negotiable.
Call Billy 764-0655 after 5:30.
Computers
Apple Macintosh Performa four months old, great soft
ware package $1000 or best offer. Call 696-8377.
Automobiles
'88 Honda Accord LX loaded. 776-8185.
'86 Honda CRX, good condition, new brakes, axles,
transmission, A/C, tires, 40 miles per gallon $3500. 696-
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1983 Midnight Virago motorcycle 920, 18k, customized,
helmet Included $1075. 822-4824.
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home. Call 776-6128.
AGGIE ANTHROPOLOGISTS T-shirtwanted; green only.
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Services
Beautiful flower arrangements
for every occasslon, at
reasonable rates .
Call 776-0906 ask for Linda or
leave message.
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Resumes • Laser Printing • Copies
846-2255
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Open 'till 10 pm Mon. - Thurs.
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PROFESSIONAL EDITING - Dissertations, Proposals/
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Sat. (8-2:30 p.m.). Across from University Tower. Walk-
ins welcome. $20.00. 411 Texas Ave. South. 846-6117.
Type's Write typing service, reasonable rates, 776-1412
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Make every word count. Professional editing of theses,
dissertations, research papers, etc. Judy 845-7763.
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DJ/MUSICH Weddings, parties, any occassipn.
special $25 off. Steve Tunnel! 1-596-2582.
Fall
Tutors
ProTutors
Private, semi-private, and
group tutoring for
Texas A&M and
Blinn College classes.
CHEM, PHYS, MATH, ACCT, FINC,
BANA, STAT, AND MANY OTHERS.
For information or group
tutoring schedule.
Call 26-TUTOR
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Healthy males wanted as semen donors. Help infertile
couples. Confidentiality ensured. Ethnic diversity desir
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$4,000+/mo. on fishing vessels or in transportation and
room&board. For more information call: 1-206-545-4155
ext. A5855.
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775-2220 $2-3.50/min. Phone Co. bills, 18+ or older.
KANM Student Radio is seeking students interested in
sales, marketing, engineering, and electronics for non-
paid positions on our staff. Good job experience. No
previous experience necessary. Apply at rm#153 SSB or
call 845-5923.
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What's Up
Wednesday
Special Health Services: Free and
anonymous HIV testing is available on
campus. For more info, call 775-3064.
House work party from 7:00 p.m.-M
a.m. at 114 S. Bryan. For any infomJ
tion call the OCA office at 845-(
VVednesda
Classics Club: speaker Scott Austin
Philosophy Department at 7:00 p.m. in
302 Rudder. For any information call
Jill at 693-3902.
TAMU Snow Ski Club: funskip;
Mt. Aggie from 8:00-10:00 p.m, H
more information call Jon at 696-771/
AIESEC: general meeting at7|
p.m. in 146 SSB. For more informal:
call MC at 847-0724.
Texas Aggie Dance Team: open re-
hersal as they videotape for nationals
from 9:30-11:00 p.m. on the main floor
of G. Rollie White.
India Association: meeting for
those interested in volunteering for In
dia Week from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Rud
der 502. For any information call Umi-
ma at 696-4282.
United Campus Ministry:/
supper-food, skits and a short prograr
at 6:00 p.m. at the A&M Presbyte
Church. For more informationca'j
Dale at 775-3775.
Europe Club: general meeting, sign
up candidates for elections at 10:00
p.m. at Duddley's. For any informa
tion call Philipp at 696-5905.
Catholic Student Association:sum
port group for women 18 years oroUe
(bring your own lunch) at 11:30 a,nu
the St. Mary's Student Center Librar,
For more information call Tonyaitl
846-5717.
Committee for the Awareness of
Mexican-Amerlcan Culture
(CAMAC): presents "El Dia de los
Muertos"- a celebration of the day of
the dead in 110/111 SSB at 7:00 p.m.
For any information call Michelle at
845-1515.
Catholic Student Association:
Newman Mass- student planned lih-■
gy at 7:15 p.m. at the St. Mary'sSlt-
dent Center. For any information cal I
Jennifer at 693-0893 or Julie at 764-832) [
Golden Key National Honor Soci
ety: new member reception and induc
tion ceremony at 7:00 p.m. in 292 MSC.
For any information call Chris at 847-
0879.
TAMU Gymnastics Club: wod;
outs Wednesday from 5:00-7:30p.i|
and Friday from 12:30-2:00 p.m. Fcij
any information call Delayne at7H-j
8948.
Women's Bonfire Committee:ten
era! meeting at 7:00 p.m. in Ruadti|
401. Fro more information call j
at 847-2800.
Agnostic & Atheist Student
Group: discussion on omniscience and
its effect on the concepts of free wil and
evil at 7:00 p.m. in Harrington 108. For
any information call Brett at 268-
AASG.
American Marketing Association
second speaker meeting withSlev!|
McBride, formerly of I.B.M. Corpora
tion, at 7:30 p.m. in Rudder 308. Fa|
more information call Teri at 846-8443
Aggie Anglers: infromational meet
ing at 7:15 p.m. in Blocker 106. For
more information call Jeff at 847-2535.
Life Savers: prayer, praise and
bible study in the All Faith's Chapel
from 6:00-7:30 p.m. For any informa
tion call Elnora at 764-6406.
Lutheran Student Fellowship:
evening prayer and supper at 6:30pi |
at the University Lutheran Chapel ami
Student Center. For any informatioi]
call Rev. Richard Manus at 846-6687
Amefican Institute for Architectur
al Students(AIAS): general meeting
and pumpkin carving contest from
5:00-8:00 p.m. in Langford Building C.
105.
Reformed University Fellowship
bible study and fellowship from 7K ]
8:00 p.m. in Rudder 501. Foranyinfoi
mation call Chris at 776-1185.
Amnesty International: general
meeting behind Sul Ross at 6:00 p.m.
For any information call Pauline at 847-
7600.
Off Campus Aggies: Haunted
What's Up is a Battalion servki
that lists non-profit student and fad
ty events and activities. Items
be submited no later than three dap
in advance of the desired run dale
Application deadlines and noticesan
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please cal! the newsroom at 845-3313,
DOES ANYONE go to Kingsville on weekends? Want to
carpool? Holly 846-7074.
Adoption
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downtown area almost obsolete.
"For a long time, this com
munity questioned the role of
the downtown area after the
building of Manor East and Post
Oak Malls and other strip shop
ping centers, and there was a
big decline in retail stores in
downtown," she said. "There
are a lot of people who have
some really fond memories of
the way downtown Bryan used
to be. They remember when it
was prosperous and busy. Our
goal is to help make it that way
again."
Some residents, however, are
worried about Main Street's
evolution Into an entertainment
district. Miller said.
"It is really funny because
some people say, 'Oh no! An
other bar on Main Street,'"
Miller said. "What these people
don't realize is that a bar or a
nightclub is a business. This is
not a moral issue. This is about
business and tax base. This is
something for the community.
It's about saving a historic
town."
T. C. Nguyen, owner of the
Stafford Opera House, said the
the Main Street area could be
the city's version of Austin's
Sixth Street.
"The transformation of Main
Street into the next Sixth Street
sounds very ambitious, but it
could happen," he said. "It
would be great if we could pull
off something like that. We
would need to get more people
to support it and open up busi
nesses, but it could happen "
Miller said that in order for
residents of all ages to enjoy
what Main Street has too!
the area must contain manydi:
ferent kinds of businesses, ur-
like Sixth Street.
"We don't want downtow
to be just like Sixth Street be
cause it is really only opens:
night," Miller said. "We wan:
Main Street to be busy af alS
times of the day and night
that's why wc have restaurants
theaters and retail stores in ad
dition to the nightclubs. Then
are things there that a 30-year
old would enjoy, and therear?
things that a 20-year-old would
enjoy."
Before Main Street came back
to two years ago, Texas A&' j
University students in searchc:
a live music venue had togoout
of town to see the acts the?
liked, Nguyen said.
"Years ago, students got the
idea that if they wanted to have
fun and go to a bunch of unique
clubs or see live music they had
to go to Austin or Houston," he
said. "When they go to these
other towns, they spend mone;
there and support the toca
economy of that town," he said
"We wanted to give these sti:
dents a reason to stay in tow?
and I think we have."
Nick Symanovich, a junior
biomedical sciences major who
frequents the area, said heisev
cited about the area's emergent
as a cultural district.
"It is the the most cultural 1
diverse area of Bryan-Colles
Station, that's why I like it,
Symanovich said. "T like the lo
cal music scene a lot and thisi ;
the only place 1 can catch it
"J also like being able to goto
one place and have four or five
different options for clubs," he
said. "I can go in one place arc
if I don't like it, I can go some
whore else without having to
drive all over town."
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