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GIANT APARTMENTS
Must Sublease! 1-1 from 5/1 - 8/31, $350/mo., shuttle bus.
Call 764-9170.
Ping Eye 2 Golf Clubs, 2-SW, Black Dot, excellent condi-
tion, $495. (409)364-2451.
Newly renovated 2-1, 14x60 fteetwood, fenced yard, all
major appliances, $14,500 (approximately $1,400 down).
823-6212.
COMIC BOOKS 1954-1978, (#2-229) Amazing Spiderman,
(#1-131) Ironman, Xmen, Batman, Marvel & DC Comics.
Serious Collectors. Toshiba T3200 Laptop, 1 meg, 40MB
HD, $400. 693-3838,
1985 Honda Elite 150 Moped - blue, two seater. Great
condition, convenient transportation. $475 846-9445.
Niw DOUBLE - $25,900. Spacious 3 bdrm w/plywood
floors, extra insulation, wood siding & much more. Low
down & low payments. Call for free brochures. 800-880-
5614.
Black taffeta & lace dress for sale. Knee length, fitted
bodice, size 7, strapless. Worn once - bought for $270,
sell for $100. 693-7936 Debbie.
Rollerblades - Aeroblades, black metallic w/purple straps,
black wlieels, excellent condition, size 12 1/2. $200. 846-
6770 Chris.
Starting at $435
* New Swimming Pool * Basketball
* Huge walk-in closets * Laundry
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For rent - Huge 1bdrm/1ba., 500 yards from campus,
$350/mo. 862-7702.
Walden Pond Apartments. Summer rent, 1-1, $350/mo,
pets ok, pool, pond 696-9468, leave message.
Summer sublease -1-1 studio, Spring Heights, $385/mo.
268-8167 leave message.
Sublease May-Aug w/option to keep after. 2-1 1/2,6 min.
from campus, 2 pools, 1 laundromat, $460/mo. all utilities
paid except electric & garbage. The Oaks. '779-8107.
Sublease for Summer. 3-2, W/D, 1 block from campus,
water paid, $650/mo. Northgate. Call 846-5518.
Sublease 1-1 for summer. $385/mo, pool, gym, free
cable, busroute. 696-7526. 121-4/4-4/8
1-1 apartment, $380-$400/mo, laundromat, pool, water
paid. Yellowhouse Apartments. 696-4284.
Efficiency Apartment - no bills, no pets, $225/mo. Coulter
& 29th. 823-8961.
Sublease - Woodstock Condominium - 2-1 1/2, $600/mo.
+ utilities. 5/6-8/13 (renewable for fall/spring if desired).
696-2564,
Woodbrook Condos. Sublease for summer with option to
lease in fall. $725/mo., 2-2 1/2. Call 764-7818.
Help Wanted
SINUS INFECTION
STUDY
Volunteers, 18 years of age or older,
needed with acute sinus infection to
participate in clinical research study
comparing two oral antibiotics, one of
which is an investigational drug.
Eligible volunteers will receive free
physical, x-rays, extensive laboratory
work, and monetary compensation.
URINARY TRACT
INFECTION
STUDY
If you presently have the following
symptoms, call to see if you are eligible
to participate in a Urinary Tract
Infection Research Study with an
investigational drug. Eligible
volunteers will be compensated.
* Painful Urination
* Frequent Urination
* Urgency
* Females ages 18-64
G & S STUDIES, INC.
(close to campus)
846-5933
Do you have a recent
SPRAIN, STRAIN,
or FRACTURE?
Are you experiencing moderate to severe
pain due to a sprain, strain, or- fracture? If
so, and you are 18 years of age or older,
you may qualify to participate in a
pharmaceutical research study for possible
relief of musculoskeletal pain. Participants
must have had a recent (within three days)
injury involving a sprain, strain, or fracture.
Qualified participants will be given study
medication and a free physical exam.
Please remember to call as soon as
possible after your injury so that you meet
the requirements of this study. For more
information, please call:
G&S Studies
846-5933
Efficiency Apartment for $340/mo. on CS shuttle route.
693-9833.
Sublease: 1 bdrm apt. at Briarwood available May 23.
$330/mo., $200/dep. Call after 6:30pm, 693-1472.
Save! Must sublease spacious 2-1 Townhome for summer.
Near campus, shuttle, pool, volleyball, balcony, patio, ceil
ing fan. Better hurry! 696-5194.
May move-in, CS 3-2 fourplex with W/d, 2 floor plans. Rent
starts at $600. Select Properties, 696-3107 for appoint
ment.
Must sublease 2-1 1/2 apartment for summer. Great
location, all new appliances, $485/mo. negotiable. 764-
9246.
2-1 and 2-2 available for immediate or May occupancy.
Call. 775-6777, Brookside Apartments, 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.
Sublease 2-2, W/D, microwave & deck. Cripple Creek,
behind Blinn College. 693-9880.
Sublease for Summer - 2-2 apt. , huge closets, balcony,
poolside, shuttle bus, clubhouse, $500/mo 764-6645. 1
Sublease 1-1 apartment for Summer until Aug. 15. $330/
mo., water paid. Call 764-8927.
1,2,3 bdrm houses, duplexes & apts. available NOWI
EQUITY R E. MANAGEMENT, 696-4464
Sublease or female roommate needed for Jun-Aug. 2-1
studio apartment, Ig. bdrms, sm. patio. Kelly, 821-21 13.
2-1 1/2 fourplex, yard, W/D, shuttle near A & M, water paid,
$475, $495. 693-0551, 764-8051.
Help Wanted
Need a job for the Spring or Summer? The Houston
Chronicle is accepting applications for route carrier posi
tions. Job requires dependable vehicle & working early
morning hours. Earn $600-$900/mo. Gas allowance is
provided. Call James at 693-7815 or Julian at 693-2323
for an appointment.
English Teacher for Korean Students, offering $20,000 a
year plus free apt. and free round-trip ticket. Call J.P. at
268-6855, ASAP.
SUMMER INTERN Make $450/wk, travel, resume en
hancement. Call if you have: some work experience; a
financial need; the summer free? 693-7467. Southwest
ern.
Perform your national service locally with LVA-Brazos
Valley. Director of Volunteer Coordination & Director of
Corrections Literacy needed. THIS IS A VISTA VOLUN-
TEER POSITION. 764-2665.
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
VIP Research is currently seeking applications for Interns
who are junior or senior level students in the life sciences.
Interested applicants should send resumes for immediate
consideration. VIP Research, Inc., 2901 E. 29th, Suite
117, Bryan. TX 77802.
CRUISE SHIPS HIRING - Earn up to $2, 000+/mo. on
Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. World travel.
Summer & Full-time employment available. No experi
ence necessary. Forinfocall 1-206-634-0468ext. C5855.
AA Alaska Summer Employment. Join the Gold Rush to
Alaska's Fisheries Industry! Earn $5,000/mo. in canner
ies, processors, etc ! Male or female. No experience
required. Room/board/travel often provided. Guaranteed
success! (919) 929-4398 ext. A134.
AA Cruise & Travel Employment Guide. Earn Big $$$ +
travel the world free (Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii S more)!
Hurry! Busy Spring & Summer Seasons rapidly approach
ing. Free Student Travel Club Membership! (919) 929-
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Summer Resort Jobs - Earn to $ 12/hr. + tips. Tropical &
mountain destinations worldwide. 1-800-807-5950 ext.
R5855.
Roommate
2 females for duplex - own room, $220/mo + 1/3 utilities.
Jennifer at 846-6541. ’
Christian Couple w/bedroom available - bills paid, shuttle
route, $250/mo. 693-3838.
Female roommate needed - own room, $100/dep, $175/
mo + 1/3 utilities. 696-0051.
Female roommate needed. Summer only. Own room &
bath. Call 693-2938.
Camcorder: Hi8 digital hifi w/2 batteries, charger, cables
& case. Like new, $750 (negotiable). 696-7260.
Ladies "GIANT" Mountain Bike (hot pink & blue) w/Gel
Tech Seat, car rack & U-Lock. Excellent condition $300.
Call 775-5267, leave a message.
Automobiles
1989 Honda Accord automatic, gold-colored, hwy miles,
excellent condition, $5,900. 764-4066.
1983 Toyota Supra - black, loaded, excellent condition,
$2,750 OBO. 764-4066.
1984 VW GTI - good condition, sunroof, A/C, AM/FM
stereo. $1,500/OBQ. 693-4104
'81 VW Rabbit Convertible $2,000 - Great Condition.
Julie at 846-6541.
1985 VW Quantum - $2,500 OBO. 693-7467.
Pets
Adorable female ferret. Great Pet! 1 yr. old, spayed,
descented, housetrained, $120 - includes cage & some
supplies. Mary 846-9425.
Services
ATTN: GRADUATING SENIORS - Got a new job in
Houston? Need a new place to live? Let me help you find
yournewhome. Professional Apartment Locating. Friendly
& hardworking. Call Tim ( Class 84 ) 1-800-210-5048.
Put the experience of a Professional Secretary to work for
you. Typing, Word Processing, Resume. Rush orders
accepted. Laser Printer. 776-4498 Claudia.
AAA Defensive Driving. Lot-of-Fun, Laugh-a-Lotll! Ticket
dismissal, insurance discount. M-Tu (6pm-9pm), Tu
(8:30afn-3pm), Tu-W(8:30am-11:30am), W-Th (6pm-
9pm), Fri(6pm-8pm)-Sat.(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-
2:30pm). Across from University Tower. Walk-ins wel
come. $20 w/ ad = $5 off. 411 Tex. Ave. So. 846-6117.
Typing
Typing- Word Processing. Fast, reliable, rush job ac
cepted Reasonable rates. Laser printer. Call Charlotte
at 823-2418.
Joy's Professional Typing. Word processing, Resume
service, Laser printer. 846-6418.
DJ
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
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. MC/V, $2.00-
$3.99/min. 18+
Miscellaneous
$$ Money for College$$ -$135 million unclaimed! Schol
arship matching guaranteed! Free informative booklet.
24 hour recording. 800-434-6015, ext. 1090.
Tutors
Math tutor $4.50/hr. -150, 151, 152, 141, 142 & 130. 764-
1964.
Computers
Macintosh Computer rentals starting at $50/mo. Also
upgrades & repairs. 823-1097.
Rent computer - quiet, private computer cottage. Com
prehensive software. 3 min. from campus. $6/hr, no
printer charge. 823-3489.
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.
Travel
FLY FREE! (almost). London- $99 (R.T.), Sydney- $250
(R.T.), any U.S. or International city. Free information:
800-745-0364.
Lost/Found
Lost 3/24/94 - Wedding ring set at Fuddruckers. Very
generous reward. Call 847-0137 or 1-817-738-5257.
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Alaska Cannery Jobs. Big Cash, Big Challenge, Big
Experience. Call for info: 1-800-41-NOMAD.
Summer Camp Counselors. Administrative Staff, Nurses,
& Lifeguards needed for girls' resident camps near Ath
ens, Texas, and on Lake Texoma. For more information,
call Janis Hunt at (214) 823-1342 or 1-800-442-2260.
EOE,
Help wanted - part-time or full-time. Apply in person,
Piper's Chevron at University & Texas.
Need EDCI graduate or senior to work part-time this
summer with school-age summer day camp. Call A&M
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symphony, performing arts hall
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FORT WORTH — Designs for a
$60,000 million 2,000-seat down
town performance hall, which is ex
pected to become the new home of
nve Fort Worth arts groups, finally
will be unveiled Wednesday.
The principal users of the hall
will he the Fort Worth Symphony,
Fort Worth Opera, Fort Worth Bal
let, Van Cliburn Foundation and
Casa Manana Theater.
The arts groups are excited that
they are closing in on securing
first-class quarters after years of
disappointment.
We want a home,” said Ann
Koonsman, executive director of the
Fort Worth Symphony Association.
The symphony rehearses at a
south Fort Worth facility and per
forms at Fort Worth/Tarrant County
Convention Center’s JFK Theater.
The convention center was fin
ished in l 968 with the 3,054-seat
JFK Theater as a multiuse auditori-
pro
adequate acoustically, Ms. Koons
man said.
By the early l 980s, the Fort
Worth Symphony Association began
lobbying for a new hall with better
acoustics and easier access for per
forming arts groups.
The first proposal was a radical
renovation of the city-owned Will
Rogers Auditorium, with $20 million
of the $30 million cost being raised
through a municipal bond issue. The
proposal was defeated overwhelm
ingly at the polls in July 1990.
The new hall will be built with
foundation grants and private con
tributions under the leadership of
downtown developer Edward P.
Bass. The project was initiated with
two large initial gifts, totaling $28
million, from the Sid W. Richard
son Foundation and the Burnett-
Tandy Foundation.
In addition, Perry R. Bass, Ed
Bass’ father, donated the city block
sized site.
Recent gifts have broughttt:
fund-raising effort to a total of J]t|
million, said Patricia Schutts, dew
opment director for Performing Ar;
Fort Worth, the non-profit groups
charge of butWTng the hall.
The Van Cliburn Foundatia, |
Fort Worth Opera and Fort Woe
Ballet will present all principal si I
scription-series events at the Ml |
The 1 1 th Van Cliburn Imernatioiit
Piano Competition will be heli
there in 2001.
Officials of Performing Arts Fen
Worth expect at least 1,000 people!
the free, afternoon event Wednesdi
in which the designs will be revealed
Wednesday’s event will featuit
live entertainment including lit
“nuns” from Casa Manana s pro
duction of the play ‘‘Nunsense If
Ballet Folklorico, a Dixieland band
the Jefferson String Quartet from tit
Youth Orchestra of Greater
Worth, members of the Fort V
Symphony and Sidestreet Circus also
will perform.
Indian students can keep long hair, court says
The Associated Press
DALLAS — A federal appeals court has left in place a
lower court’s injunction allowing Alabama and Coushat-
ta Indian tribal members to follow their religion by
wearing long hair in the Big Sandy school district.
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court in New Orleans released its
decision Monday to remand the case for reconsideration in
light of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993,
which became a law after the case entered the courts.
The act was passed between the date of the district
court’s order and the oral argument of this case, the
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judges wrote in their opinion filed last Thursday.
“The RFRA will plainly affect the district court s
analysis of ultimate relief in this case,” they wrote. ‘‘But
we, too, cannot ignore the significance of RFRA to a just
resolution of this appeal.”
About a fourth of the district’s 400 students ait
members of the Alabama-Coushatta tribe. Ten of them
filed the lawsuit.
After a federal court ruled in the students’ favoi,
the school district appealed it, saying they need the
hair-length policy and other dress codes to prevent
disruptions and to maintain an environment con
ducive to learning.
Telephone calls to the Big Sandy school district went
unanswered Monday evening.
Students say long hair means power, wisdom,
strength and a connection to the past. Many believe
hair snould be cut only when mourning the death ofi
close relative.
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For those of you who slept through English
class. Sir Francis ^>acor\ was a
contemporary of William Shakespeare (some
people say he was Shakespeare), and as
we all know, Shakespeare’s plays were
performed at a theatre called “The Globe.”
Now wake up! I can’t be explaining all these
references to you every ad! Sheesh!
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