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For Sale
Sublease for Summer - 2-2 apt. , huge closets, balcony,
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$445 on shuttle bus. 696-8030.
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5-94 (1st mo. negotiable). 845-9164.
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If you presently have the following
symptoms, call to see if you are eligible
to participate in a Urinary Tract
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investigational drug. Eligible volunteers
will be compensated.
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(close to campus)
846-5933
Earn $5,000 Bonus!! Need car enthusiast to help with
campus marketing campaign. Call 1-409-836-5200. No
collect calls.
Maintenance/Farm help - experience w/machinery, yard
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ule). 775-6326.
Business is booming! Now hiring cooks, day set-up 8 door
hosts. 500 South Texas. Bigdogz'.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Bioform Scientific is look-
ing for translators from all nations. Good rates paid. Call
1-800-424-6367.
FUNDRAISER. We are looking for a student organization
that would like to earn top dollar for a marketing promotion
right on campus. Call 800-592-2121 ext. 311.
Receptionist/Secretary - part time, general office and com
puter skills required. Contact Jan at Coventry Glen Realty,
846-2894.
$200-$450/wk, part-time work, your own hours, cash
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pet care. 696-8733.
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approximatley $450+/wk + college credit. Call 775-5977,
The Southwestern Company.
Contracting company looking for energetic, conscientious
employees for carpentry, sheet-rock 8 painting. AM or PM
work. Hand tools a plus. 775-7126.
FUN JOB - we need 40 persons to helpw/a local fundraiser.
Great part-time student hours, earn $5/hr guaranteed +
company benefits 8 cash incentives. Apply 9am-9pm at
1701 S.W.Pkwy, The Prof. Bldg., Suite 202, CS (behind
Krogers). Ask for Lynn, 696-2669.
SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT! EARN
$2,500-$3,500. Campaign to save endangered species,
promote recycling 8 stop polluters. Work with Sierra Club,
Green Corps, 8 the PIRGS. Positions in Austin, 28 States
8 D C., Call Jamie: 1-600-75-EARTH.
Work in a mall environment. Closed Sundays. Chick-Fil-
A of Post Oak Mall accepting applications for work sched
ules 3pm-9pm, 4pm-10pm, 5pm-10pm. Available Mon-
Sat. Apply within store.
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needs this. Free info. 800-366-4649. 8am-8pm PST.
COUNSELORS - TOP BOYS SPORTS CAMP - Maine -
exciting, FUN-FILLED summer. Openings: ALL COM
PETITIVE TEAM SPORTS, TENNIS, WSI 8 ALL WATER
SPORTS. PLUS: Camping 8 Hiking, Ice Hockey, SCUBA,
Archery, Riflery, A8C, Martial Arts, etc. Top Salaries,
Excellent Facilities, Travel Allowance. CALL OR WRITE:
Steve Rubin, 1-800-473-6104, CAMP COBBOSSEE,
Silvermine Dr., So. Salem, NY 10590.
Make friends 8 money while having a great time. Outgoing
girls for door 8 cocktail positions. Apply 1 pm-5pm, Tu-Fri
or call 268-0997. X-treme.
Delivery Drivers - need 20 persons for light local deliveries.
Must have car or cycle. Earn $40+/day. Apply 9am-9pm
at 1701 SW Pkwy, Prof. Bldg., Suite 202, CS. Ask for Lynn,
696-0014.
Hiring now - need 20 persons for telephone office work.
Earn $5-$11/hr. Apply 10am-5pm at 1701 SW Pkwy, Prof.
Bldg., Suite 202, CS. See Bill.
CRUISE LINE entry level on board positions available.
Great benefits. Summer or year-round. (813)229-5478.
Summer Jobs, warehouse work. Three eight hours shifts.
Two locations. Dallas (214-245-9512) or Houston (713-
820-3820).
Employment Opportunity
SUMMER WORK
Would you like to:
* make $1850/month?
* enhance your resume?
* gain valuable experience
for your career?
* an opportunity to travel?
Call 775-5977
The Southwestern Company
Summer Resort Jobs - Earn to $ 12/hr. + tips. Tropical 8
mountain destinations worldwide. 1-800-807-5950 ext.
R5855.
AA Alaska Summer Employment. Join the Gold Rush to
Alaska’s Fisheries Industry! Earn $5,000/mo. in canner
ies. processors, etc I Male or for--' - ** Mo oy--- -o
required. Room/board/trav
success! (919) 929-4398 ext. A134.
Sublease or female roommate needed for Jun-Aug. 2-1
studio apartment, Ig. bdrms, sm. patio. Kelly, 821-2113.
‘Speclal'Speclal* Spacious 1 8 2 bedrooms. Now
preleasing, newly remodled, available for immediate move-
in. Starting at $365/mo. Call or come by The Landing
Apartments, 822-7321, 3200 Finfeather, Bryan.
Sublease 1-1 apt. from 6/1-8/15 w/possibility of renewal
Close to Gig em shuttle route. If interested, please call
696-5647.
Apartment to sublease. 500 sqft. efficiency, $345/mo.
negotiable, available 5/15-8/26, unfurnished, on shuttle
route. Caryn, 693-1970.
2-1 1/2 Luxury fourplex, W/D, shuttle near A 8 M, water
paid, $495-$520. 693-0551, 764-8051
C.S. efficiency apartment on shultle route. Gas-water-
cable paid, $317-$417/mo Call 764-6842 after 6pm.
18 2 bdrm. apartments available now. Completely re
modeled. Quiet neighborhood. 3 mi. from TAMU. Semes
ter lease ok. Gas 8 Cable paid. 822-0472.
Roommate
Female roommate wanted Summer/Fall for 2-1, W/D
duplex, $212/mo. Great location. 693-8612.
2 females to share a room - 2-1 1/2, W/D, $ 155/mo each.
Angela 693-8944.
Female roommate wanted for a 3-2 house near shuttle.
696-8733.
Roommate Needed for Fall Semester. Harvey Rd Apart
ment. Call Brad, 764-0951.
For Sale
Camcorder: HI8 digital hifi w/2 batteries, charger, cables
8 case. Like new, $750 (negotiable). 696-7260.
King size waterbed with heater - $175. Call 822-4824.
Ladies "GIANT" Mountain Bike (hot pink 8 blue) w/Gel
Tech Seat, car rack 8 U-Lock. Excellent condition $300.
Call 775-5267, leave a message.
Nice black lacquer bedroom suite- dresser with mirror,
night stand, desk, full bed, TV cabinet with drawers. $350,
693-0996.
Soloflex, full options, like new, $750. Call BJ 862-4259
(day), 260-1553 (night).
Formals: short 8 long, many colors, sizes 5-9, shoes to
match. Prices from $50-$100, Call 693-5863 before
10pm.
Alvarez Acoustic Guitar. Real Nice, $200 or best offer.
764-7839.
Used Saber in great condition - $200. Call John at (214)
644-2228. Free UPS delivery.
Cragar 15X8 Chrome Directionals 5 Lug - $225. Melissa
847-3761, leave message.
Head Discovery 660 Tennis Raquet - $200, Kemper
Freestyle Snowboard - $300. Both are unused 8 in
perfect condition. Contact Ben at 847-0995. OBO.
A summer wedding dress for sale. Veil and slip included.
Fits sizes 3 to 5. Must see. $500 Firm. 764-4404.
Automobiles
300ZX Turbo 1984 - $3,000. Toyota SR5 1985, 5 speed
-$1,900. 693-0886.
1990 Audi - 3 year warranty, leather interior, sunroof,
40,000 miles. 764-7199.
1977 MGB -$3,200 Firm. Call (512) 446-3656.
1985 Toyota MR2 - 5 speed, A/C, AM/FM stereo, white/
black interior, 78K mis, runs 8 looks excellent. $3,900,
693-0996.
Pets
Iguana for sale with X-large cage - S75/OBO. 693-2388.
Burmese Python 8' with cage - $450 or best offer. Ask for
Steve, 693-0192.
MOBILE DJ- Experienced Great for parties, dances,
weddings, barbecues, sports events, etc Mic /lights
available. Reasonable rates. Call The Party Block at
693-6294.
Personal
Single/White/Female - 26 yr old graduate student, fun,
independent, witty, vegetarian, liberal: loves movies,
outdoors 8 long talks. Looking for SWM, nonsmoker:
kindred spirit for companionship Write PO Box 3756,
CS, 77844-3756.
Dateline - all lifestyles. 1-900-526-4700. $2 95/min., 18
yrs. +. Thousands in database. Nationwide by area
code, FPG Assoc.. (610) 264-9127.
Would you like to meet a new friend over coffee? Male
grad student, Italian (half), poet, athletic. I enjoy humor
and good conversation. 779-1217.
Moviesfordiscriminatingadults,all types Ultra Video. 1-
800-685-5057 or 1 -800-289-7207. Open 7 days a week.
DIRTY, LIVE, HOT TALK."steamy, Erotic and Nasty. 1 -
800-775-2220. Instant credit, no CC needed. HOT,
KINKY, SEXY LADIES. 1-800-597-5554. MCA/. $2.00-
$3,99/min. 18+.
Miscellaneous
aTm Custom Seals for regular sized pick-ups,
Blazers, Broncos,Suburbans &Ram Chargers.
With a block ATM logo on top of seat or
head rest. Captain's chairs available.
Will be on Texas Ave., near the University.
Look for the maroon cargo trailer.
Stan's Western Wheels. Coahoma, Texas.
(915) 394-4866 or (915) 394-4863
Stanley Blackwell, Class of 52
Antiques, collectibles 8 household auction, Sunday, March
27 at 113th E. 28th St, Bryan. 822-7830. Garland L.
(Bud) Sparks, Auctioneer - 10197.
$$ Money for College$$ - $135 million unclaimed!
Scholarship matchingguaranteed! Free informative book
let. 24 hour recording. 800-434-6015, ext. 1090.
Tutors
PROTUTORS has private tutors - Math, Phys, Acct,
Chem, Engr-109, 1st year 8 upper level. Call 26-Tutor.
Math tutor $4.50/hr. -150,151,152,141,1428 130. 764-
1964.
Computers
Rent computer - quiet, private computer cottage. Com
prehensive software. 3 min. from campus. $6/hr, no
printer charge. 823-3489
Macintosh Computer rentals starting at $50/mo. Also
upgrades, repairs, 823-1907.
Real Estate
Real Estate Sale: large, undeveloped corner lot; Birch
Creek Forest by Lake Somerville, Burleson County;
tennis courts, pool, private fishing lake. $3,800 (713)
350-1622.
Lost/Found
Lost gold bracelet w/horseshoe 8 heart charms. Senti
mental value. Reward. 774-0699.
Travel
FLY FREE! (almost). London- $99 (R.T.), Sydney- $250
(R.T.), any U.S. or International city Free information:
800-745-0364.
93 Aggieland, you may pick it up in
cations business office, 230 Reed
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man resource personnel arew«i|
to implement training on vote
processing.
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partment initiated a manage mem,
control audit on the processic;
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General Counsel has conducted jr
meetings with vice presidents, du
department heads and system adc
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regarding legal issues that concei: I
preparation of vouchers.
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Walters arose from an invesligi:
conducted by the Texas Rangen
September after an anonymouslt
was sent to Gov. Ann Richardsii
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misconduct.
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the Rangers who have sinceli
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attorney, said the indictments w|
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versity a professor is not doing
job. If there's a problem, it’s beti
faculty are reluctant to criticize
colleagues.”
Clayton said the meeting d
well and regents addressed many
their concerns.
"It was a very good, open me
ing,” Clayton said. “There was:
any animosity. All the fads often
were laid out well."
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cussed was how the tenure evalwi
process might be improved.
Current recommendat«//f
based on professor’s teadiitg,re
search and community service
Regent M. Guadalupe Rangel,™
chair of the committee of academic
campuses, said she wants to
closely at the list of professors who
had been denied tenure.
'Td like to look at the lists ands«
how many of the professors thathtn
been denied over the years an
women and minorities," she said.
Rangel said teaching hours sh
also he reviewed.
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many hours are spent teaching andtt
ward those for teaching excellence.
Rangel said. "It’s the students wk
should be the beneficiary."
Morgan said a few of the 73
fessors who are up for tenurek
contacted him and have expressti
concern about their status.
“The media has definitely heigh
ened awareness about the issue,
Morgan said. “They’re concerned
anyone votes ‘no’ then I guess 1’ili
concerned also.”
Clayton said he would probate
vote ‘no’.
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than Clinton’s.
The seven Democrats on
health subcommittee sat out thevd
on the Clinton plan, voting presti
after their four GOP colleagues ca
their largely symbolic no votes.
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aged competition proposal offeic
by Grandy and Rep. Mike Andre*
D-Texas.
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other GOP alternative to make ii*l
viduals buy health insurance
Canadian-style health system !
by Jim McDermott, D-Wash.
The panel voted Tuesday tori
cigarette taxes by $1.25 a pad
help pay for reforms.
Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Illf
Ways and Means Committee chi
man, had urged Stark to leave thei
enue issues for the full committee
hash out.
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dress to the California Medical Asso j
lion’s House of Delegates in Anahei
Calif., urged doctors to "workwith
on the details and impress upon f
very large congressional delegation’"
the time to act is now.”
The doctors were introduced
the president as ‘‘a group of pi
nervous California physicians," i:
many of their questions showed'
- : trss about whether the Clin 1
plan would limit doctors’ and;
tients' choices in medical care.