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For more information, call Belinda Blancarte or Mark Evans at 845-3313 -“H - v* yc t' i* ,, iy > OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21ST AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU October 21, ■ E-Mail Continued from Page 1 Computing and Information Services, said the best defense against unauthorized use of an E-Mail account is to choose a password that is difficult to break. “Most people use their name spelled backwards or their dog’s name,” Kemper said. “Instead, choose a combination of words. Use ‘dogtorun’ and put a number in the middle. That renders it very hard to run against an encrypted dictionary. Second, never, ever, share your password with anybody.” Blount said breaking into his account to send racist messages was digital terrorism. “It’s no different than a burglar coming into your house,” Blount said, ‘"fhen, 20,000 people minding their own business got attacked. “If they want to be neo-Nazis or fascists or racists, that’s their busi ness, but don’t hide behind the cloak of Texas A&M. Throw your shoulders back and stand up for it.” Israel Continued from Page 1 bombers: Israeli soldiers and se curity forces will find you sooner or later, and your fate will be bit ter,” Rabin said. The government authorized more money for Shin Bet, the in ternal security service, charging it with a concerted effort to locate cells of the fundamentalist Hamas movement which claimed responsibility for the attacks. It ordered the arrest of sus pected militants and the use of “more efficient” interrogations, in the words of one official. “We need to use other meth ods, which it’s best not to talk about,” said Housing Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer. Israeli and Western human rights groups have accused Is raeli security forces of torturing Palestinian prisoners. Israel has denied the charges. Police Minister Moshe Shahal said the government also planned “an international cam paign” to cut off donations to Hamas from the United States, Britain, Iran and other countries. Shahal said American charities for Hamas were centered in Chicago and Texas. Raul Julia suffers stroke, slips into coma NEW YORK (AP) — Actor Raul Julia slipped intoa coma Thursday, four days af ter he suffered a stroke, his agent said. Julia, the versatile staro! films from “Kiss of the Spider Woman” to “The Addaras Family,” remained in ac unidentified Manhattan hos pital, agent Jeff Hunter said. The 54- yea r - o 1 d took a turn for the worse after his condi tion was listed as guarded a day earlier, Hunter said in a statement issued by Friday Fo Ove ive: Julia Cynthia Parsons of the William Morris Agency. On Tuesday, the agent had said doctors were opti mistic about the actor's re covery. Julia’s greatest Hollywood success has been opposite other actors — particularly his role as a South American political prisoner in “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” William Hurt won the 1985 Academy Award for best actor for his role in the film. Julia’s other co-starring credits include appearances with Richard Dreyfuss in “Moon Over Parador," Harri son Ford in "Presumed Inno cent,” Clint Eastwood in'The Rookie” and Robert Redford in “Havana.” Julia’s first prominent roles came at Joseph Papps New York Shakespeare Fes tival in the late 1960s. He earned Tony Award nomi nations for his roles on Broadway in “Nine, "Threepenny Opera," “Where’s Charley?’’ and “Two Gentlemen of Verona.” E- for young during h recognize Most pec it is hard pick up a story on Unfor more tha Compuls fects as r I have I am r out of an diseases However sticking i make the mean the lem with cases q when r the stn she is s willpov Well individ straigh and pr way. ^ purging, societal p they rece Serving the Brazos Valley. Urgent care. Twisted ankles. Earaches. A cut that probably needs stitches. There are times when you just can’t wait to see a doctor. Fortunately, the newly expanded Scott & White Clinic in College Station offers an Urgent Care Clinic staffed by family practice physicians. These doctors are prepared to treat minor traumas and acute illnesses. Walk-in patients are welcome, but it’s best to call first for an appointment. When you need health care and don’t have time to wait, just call Scott & White. Urgent Care is available Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (409) 691-3387 or (409) 691-3663- Serving Scott & White Health Plan members along with all other residents of the Brazos Valley. SCOTT & WHITE CLINIC, COLLEGE STATION 1600 University Drive East College Station,Texas (409) 691-3300 or (800) 299-1212 Gl High quality medical care enhanced by education and research Since tl be en a tra