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( c The Battalion The Battalion <^PORTS I hurstiay • January 19 Phone: 845-0569/ Fox 845-2678 Office: Room 015 (bosemenf) Reed McDonald Building Stars, Capitals make trade O CO ‘AGGIE’ Private Party Want Ads $10 for 20 words running 5 days, if your merchandies is priced $1000 or less (price must appear in ad). This rate applies only to non-commercial advertisers offering personal possesions for sale. Guaranteed results or you get an additional 5 days at no charge. If item doesn't sell, advertiser must call before 1 p.m. on the day the ad is scheduled to end to qualify for the 5 additional insertions at no charge. No refunds will be made if your ad is cancelled early. Business Hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Q Dallas swaps captain for all- star defenseman. Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale HEALTHY MALES 18-35 WANTED as semen donors excellent compensation confidential! Call 776-4453 ACNE STUDY Volunteers between the ages of 12 and 35 needed to participate in an acne study using an investiga tional topical preparation. Eligible volunteers may be compensated. Call for information. G&S Studies, Inc. 4245 Wellborn Rd. 846-5933 Texas A&M University Telefund Position Advertising. Articulate, motivated, responsible? Work flexible, part- time hours while developing communication & negotiation skills. Earn $5/hr. + bonus contacting former students for financial support. Drop by the Clayton Williams Jr. Center - corner of G. Bush & Houston for an application form. Notes-n-Quotes. Now hiring note takers for spring se mester. All days & times open. Please come by Notes-n- Quotes to apply, 701 University Dr. If you are available for part-time or full-time hours during the week or weekend for Warehouse/Assembly/Produc tion work & want to earn extra money, call Talent Tree Personnel at 260-9194. Washer - excellent condition, in College Station, $125. Call (409) 265-1507 after 5pm. MOVING SALE! Various living room, kitchen, dining room & bedroom furniture + many miscellaneous kitchen & household items. Prices from $5-$250. Call 693-7742. BIG Peavy Electric Bass GuitarAmp- $350; Peavy Patriot Electric Bass Guitar - $250 negotiable; 386 Computer & Monitor + Extras - $600 negotiable. Call 694-2438. Women’s bike, Spalding, 12 speed, almost brand new - Excellent condition - $50. Call 693-4068. Compaq Centura 486-25 notebook color 120MB hard, floppy, fax, modem, software, 3-year warranty, $1,700. 260-1042. Automobiles ’86 Porsche 944 Turbo - navy/tan, BBS wheels, sunroof, loaded, 89k miles, mint, $10,600/nego. 776-1578. ’85 Porsche 928-S - silver/black, chrome wheels (cost $1,200/each), sunroof, loaded, low miles. Must sell! $11,900/nego. 776-1578. Typing FAST CASH for Spring Break. SASE; SI Distributors-AI, P.O. Illinois 62966. Easy $$$, own hours. Box 97, Murphysboro, Typing-Word Processing. Fast, reliable, rush jobs ac cepted. Reasonable rates. Laser printer. Call Charlotte at 823-2418. MOBILE DJ. Experienced. Weddings, Parties. Reason able rates. Will travel. Call The Party Block at 693-6294. Battalion Circulation Student Workers Assist in distribution of The Battalion to more than 100 locations on the Texas A&M campus and in College Station. Also, assist in insertion of pre-printed advertising material and performing oth er circulation tasks. $4.53 per nour. Should be a Texas A&M student in good standing, be available to work between 8 a.m. and noon Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and/or Friday, and have a talent for getting along with people. Contact Francia Eldridge in the Student Publications Business Office, room 230 Reed McDonald Building. Help needed Valentine’s Day only. Cash paid. Call Dede at Party Time, 779-0094. . If you are available 8am-5pm & have Clerical/Receptionist experience, call Talent Tree Personnel at 260-9194. Rent/utilities in exchange for 15 hours of house-help/ childcare. Extra hours, $5/hr. Bryan. International applicants welcome. 774-7099. SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS. Coed residential camp seeks live-in counselors & instructors; Art, Backpacking, Dance, Drama, Fencing, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking, Music, Nature, Ropes, Swimming, Tar get, Sports, Tennis & MORE!!! BRUSH RANCH CAMPS. P.O. Box 5759, Santa Fe, NM 87502. (505)757-8821, Summer Camp Counselors, Administrative Staff, Nurses & Lifeguards needed for Girl Scout Resident Camps near Athens, Texas & on Lake Texoma. For more information, call 1-600-442-2260 or (214) 823-1324. E.O.E. Office help wanted: Part time or full time, call 779-7042 for information. We’re looking for a student organization that would like to earn top dollar for a marketing promotion right on campus. Call 800-592-2121 ext. 313. Computers Macintosh Computers for lease. Semester rates from $30/mo., repairs & upgrades. MacResource, 775-7703. Miscellaneous COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS available from private finan cial aid sources - Recorded message gives details. (214) 406-0405 "Dept. 36". Services Employment Opportunity CRUISE SHIPS HIRING - Travel the world while earning an excellent income in the Cruise Ship & Land-Tour Industry. Seasonal & full-time employment available. No experience necessary. For info., call 1-206-634-0468 ext. C58554. ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - Students Needed! Fishing Industry. Earn up to $3,000-$6,000+per month. Rooms board! Transportation! Male or Female. No experience necessary. Call (206) 545-4155 ext. A58552. A&M DEFENSIVE DRIVING. Ticket dismissal - Defen sive driving auto insurance discount. College Station Conference Center - Room 106 - Wednesdays & Satur days, 8:30am-3:30pm. $20. Questions or info: call Kurils Koop at 823-3608. Starting Jan. 21st. AAA Defensive Driving. Lot-of-fun, Laugh-a-lot!! Ticket dismissal, insurance discount. M-Tu(6pm-9pm), Tu(8:30am-3pm), Tu-W(8:30am-11:30am), W-Th(6pm- 9pm), Fri(6pm-8pm) & Sat.(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am- 2:30pm), Sun(12pm-6pm). Next to Black Eyed Pea. Walk-ins welcome. $20 w/ad =$5 off. 111 Univ. Dr. Suite 217, 846-6117. ODENTON, Md. (AP) — The Washingrton Capitals solved two problems Wednesday by traaing away a pair of former NHL ^11- Stars, defenseman Kevin Hatch er and goaltender Don Beaupre. Hatcher, who refused to sign with Washington in part be cause he felt underappreciated by fans and management, was sent to the Dallas Stars for de fensemen Mark Tinordi and col lege defenseman Rick Mrozik.Beaupre, 33, was dealt to the Ottawa Senators for a fifth-round pick in the 1995 en try draft. The move clears the way for some of the Capitals’ younger goalies, most no- . tably Rick Tabaracci and Olaf Kolzig, to get some significant playing time. Tinordi was the Stars’ team captain in each of the past three seasons and was selected tc play in the 1992 All-Star Game. Mrozik, the Stars’ sixth-round pick in the 1993 draft, has yet to play in the NHL. “Kevin clearly wanted to play in another city,” Capitals gener al manager David Poile said. “For whatever reason, Kevin was never a popular player here in Washington. Kevin Hatcher, in a lot of respects, was booed out of Washington.” However, Poile noted, “If we would have paid him $3 million, I’m sure Kevin would have been here today.” Beaupre was the Capitals’ main man in the net since being acquired in a trade with Min nesota in 1988. The 14-year vet eran has a lifetime record of 254-221-72 in 585 games, in cluding five straight 20-win sea sons, and is Washington’s all- time leader in games (269), wins (128) and shutouts (12). But the two-time All-Star be came a victim of the Capitals’ desire to, as Poile put it, “go in a different direction.” “There’s no question that Don Beaupre was a safety net for us. He’s been a very good goaltender at this level, and still is,” Poile said. “I admit that it’s a risk to go to two goaltenders that have never been No. 1 in the NHL, but we’re hoping some of these younger goalies can carry us to higher heights.” Tabaracci, 26, has a 31-42-9 ‘"Kevin Hatcher, in a lot of respects, was booed out of Washington." — David Poile, Washington Capitals GAP record and has never played a full season in the NHL. Kolzig, 24, has played in 10 NHL games, all with the Capitals, and has yet to win. Of course, with Beaupre in the net, Kolzig never got much of a shot. “It would be easy to have Donnie here as a safety valve in case things don’t work out, but if that’s the case, are you really giving your young players a chance to grow?” coach Jim Schoenfeld said. In addition to Tabaracci and Kolzig, the Capitals expect long-term contributions from young goalies Byron Dafoe and Jim Carey. “We feel we have as a good a young goaltending corps as any one in the NHL,” Poile declared. Tinordi, 28, was the Stars' captain in each of the past three seasons. He had 24 points in 61 games with Dallas last season before breaking his leg and missing the final 23 regular-season games as well as the playoffs. He only has 144 points in 399 career games, but the Capitals didn’t get him because of his of fensive numbers. “I really believe that Mark Tinordi fit our team to a T,” Poile said. “I think we have cer tainly enough talent in the line up, and with Tinordi we’ve added the grit and competitive ness you need to win in the regular season and es pecially in the playoffs.” Said Schoenfeld: “We’re getting a real good hockey player here. He’s an example of what hard work and determination can accomplish.” Hatcher has played in NHL games since being picked first by Washington and 17th overall in the 1984 entry draft. A three-time All-Star, his finest season came in 1992-93, when he had 34 goals and 45 as sists for a career-high 79 points. FVior to the start of the regu lar season, Poile held a news conference to announce that Hatcher would never again play for the Capitals, noting, “He said he’s not happy here and not get ting the proper support and ap preciation. He wants to go in a new direction.” Learn To Fly. TAMU Flying Club. Contact Frank Wells, 764-9056. Inexpensive rates. Jerry Jones says juniors belong in Senior Bowl Travel Child Care HOT OPPORTUNITIES!! Pine Cove Christian Camps will be on Campus interviewing for Summer Staff positions in the MSC Hallway on January 23 & January 24 from 10am - 5pm. For more info, local, contact Jessica at 847-0656. Babysitting in my CS home, Just a few blocks from cam pus. Full & part-time openings. Call 764-5803. Quality TLC for your child in my registered home. Call 774-4847. For Rent SUBLEASE 2bdrm-1bth apartment in Bryan. $365/mo. Call Jeff at 696-8524. fHfcfV* VCM|fl?SlFLF & $AVB=! COMPLETE FIVE & SEVEN NIGHT TRIPS Apartment for sublease. 2bdrm-1 1/2bth, $525/mo., very low utilities. Jonas 693-6258. Spring sublease. 2bdrm-1 1/2bth,$480/mo., Travis House Apartments, pets, free cable. ASAP. 694-2401. Apartment for rent. Treehouse Village, Ibdrm efficiency, $435/mo. + electricity. Call (817) 573-5408. Open House: Sat. 1pm-3pm. **SPRING BREAK - CANCUN** ‘Biggest Parties ‘Best Prices Earn (Free Trips/Cash) (713) 930-1223 or (800) 798-1509 Sublease available, 1bdrm-1bth, $395/mo. + utilities, Villa Oaks West Apts. Call 779-6518. January rent already paid!! 2bdrm-1+bth fourplex, all appliances, W/D connections, sublet till Aug., $375/mo. Select Prop. 696-3107. Back To School Work $10 to start Flexible Schedule No experience necessary. Call 10-3, 693-4975. Wendy's now hiring for all shifts. Starting pay $4.50+/hr., depending on experience. Apply 202 S.W. Pkwyor3216 Texas Ave. Need full/part time help in residential cleaning business. Flexible hours, Mon-Fri. Must have transportation. $6.00/ hr. 823-1775. Part-time female attendant needed for handicapped per- son. Call 696-4713. Auto alarm and stereo installer. Must have experience and references. Flexible hours. Call Susie at 846-5091. Part-time cooks needed. No experience necessary. Will train. Call 764-2933. Floral design counter sales & phone sales help for Valentine’s. Call 822-1658. PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED for wedding. Contact Chris or Kim at 260-1770. Nursery Worker needed Sunday mornings. Experience preferred. Contact 779-7608 for application. Part-time job helping handicapped. Male A&M student preferred. $270/mo., 12hrs/week. Call after 7pm, 846- 3376. The City of Bryan is hiring two student interns in the waste water treatment division. $5.50/hr. Apply at 300 S. Tx. Ave. in the Municipal Building. EOE/AA. Running Coach - must be experienced runner and good motivator. Meet one hour once a week. Call 764-7921. Apartment sublease, big discount, large 1 bdrm, $370/ mo., available Feb. 1st. The Gables, very nice. 693-8729. Large Ibdrm available now, 3 miles from A&M, completely remodeled. Call 822-0472. Sublease CS 2bdrm-1bth, shuttle, reduced price of $430/ mo. Call Diane 693-9834, 845-3005(wk). Spring &/or Summer Sublease. 1 bdrm apartment, fully furnished, full bath & kitchen, large walk-in closets, bal cony, pool, W/D, T.V/cable, 1 mile from campus, shuttle route, water/cable paid, $475/mo. 846-5427. Location - Location - Location)II 2bdrm-1bth fourplex, walk to A&M, available now, no pets, $400/mo. 696-7266. Spring sublease. 1bdrm-1bth, $480/mo. + $225/dep. Briarwood Apartments. Call 693-3014. Navasota, TX. 2 bedroom - 1 bath townhouse apartment, $350/mo. Call (409) 825-3764. 2 bedroom apartments. Some with W/D and fenced yard. $375/mo. Call 696-2038. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND PANAAAA CITY BEACH DAYTONA BEACH KEY WEST STEAAABOAT VAIL/BEAVER CREEK PER PERSON DEPENDING ON DESTINATION / BREAK DATES / LENGTH OF STAY. TOLL FPEK INFORMATION & IWSCttVATIONS MOBILE, Ala. (AP) How does the Junior & Senior Bowl sound? Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says underclassmen en tering the NFL are working with a handicap since they can’t participate in the Senior Bowl Saturday at Ladd Stadium. Jones said he does not sup port the practice of players giv ing up college eligibility to enter the draft. But, since they do it every year, Jones said under classmen should get to play in the game. “To the extent that under classmen are going to be in the draft, it would be good for them to be able to play in games such as this one,” Jones said at prac tice Tuesday. Jones and Cowboys coach Barry Switzer are among some 350 NFL scouts and coaches in Mobile for the game, which is a showcase for players hoping to make it to the pro ranks. While the game itself is impor tant, scores of scouts also attend the practice sessions. This year, much of the attention is being given to a trio of quarterbacks. Alabama’s Jay Barker, Penn State’s Kerry Collins and Steve McNair of Alcorn State are trying to show the NFL why they were considered three of the nation’s top collegiate quarterbacks. Former Crimson Tide coach Ray Perkins, now offensive coor dinator for the New England Pa triots, said this year’s game has a good pedigree of quarterbacks. “For these players to succeed in the National Football League, they have to perform with topnotch excellence for whatever team they’re drafted by,” he said. Feud begins over scabs’ salaries Roommate Full-time warehouse help needed. Tue-Sat. 779-3270 or 779-7586. $6.00/hr, 9am-5pm, Chick-Fil-A of Post Oak Mall now accepting applications for part-time work schedules 8am-2pm, 10am-4pm or 12pm-6pm. Work in a mall environment. Closed Sun day^ Part-time bartenders needed immediately at Yesterday’s. No experience necessary. Interviews: 2pm-4pm, Mon.- Fri. 846-2625. Part-timework Monday through Friday, cleaning commer cial buildings. Call 823-1614. A gentle, easy, extra $ 120 per month CASH! You lie back in a lounge chair, get a pin prick & you're on your own to read, study, talk or daydream. 60 minutes & you’re up & away. Cash in hand! Westgate Plasma Center, 4223 Wellborn Rd. 846-8855. Come...It's that easy! The Faculty Club is looking for experienced & professional wait personnel to work Tues. & Thurs. from 10:30am- 3:00pm. If interested, please call Brian Faries at 845- CLUB. Part-time Instructor Position. Math graduate or certified teacher. Good organizational & communication skills. Send resume to: Personnel Director, 414 Tarrow Suite B, CS, TX 77840. Blackjack dealer. Will train. Call 778-0167, 12-5pm, Mon.-Fri. Leave message.* Female roommate wanted. 3bdrm-2bth house, $200/mo. + 1/3 utilities. W/D, no pets. 268-0120. Roommate needed to share 1/3 rent and utilities, own room. Call 846-6474. Roommate needed. 2bdrm-1 1/2bth, $262.50/mo., very low utilities. January paid, no deposit. Jonas 693-6258. I NEED A ROOMMATE!! Brownstone Apartments, on shuttle, own room//bath, w/d connections, 1/2 everything, non-smoker. 693-9737. Roommate needed for Spring. Private bedroom, $232/ mo. * 1/3 utilities. Call 696-1227. Female roommate wanted to sublease large room in University Towers. $2,000 includes room & board, T.V., refrigerator & phone. Call Kelly, (817) 294-3873. Female roommate needed to share 2bdrm-1bth duplex, $237.50/mo. + 1/2 utilities. 693-4247. Roommate Needed!! 2bdrm-1 1/2bth, $250/mo. Clean & responsible. Cool/ relaxed. Call Chris, 775-3079. CHEAP! $124/mo. + 1/3 utilities, will share room, on Northgate, male. Adam or Brian 846-6956. Male Roommate. Brand new 3bdrm-2bth duplex. Bus, W/ D, pool, own room, $250/mo. + 1/3 utilities. 764-5763. Male roommate needed ASAP! Tel: 260-2696. 2bdrm-1 1/2bth, can have own room. Roommate Needed: $183.50/mo, 1/3 utilities, 3bdrm- 1bth house. Call 846-8178. Wanted: Christian, male roommate for Spring semester, to share a 2bdrm-1 1/2bth apartment. Rent: $ 160/mo. + 1/3 utilities. Call Derek at 693-6737. Female roommate needed ASAP! 2bdrm-2bth, Treehouse Village, Jan-May, $345/mo. + 1/2 utilities. No deposit. 694-8015 or (713) 464-1194 (collect). Need Christian, female roommate. Nice house. Bills paid. Available now! $250/mo. 823-6606. SPRING BREAK 95 CANCUN 5-5TAR ON-THE-BEACH RESORTS, ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE, PARTIES, AND MORE!!! 1-8 OO-B EACH-BUM (1-800-232-2428) NEW YORK (AP) — Base ball owners said Wednesday they will return to the bargain ing table only when asked by mediator W.J. Usery, and they accused the union of threatening to take money away from possible re placement players. On Tuesday, union head Don ald Fehr accused acting commis sioner Bud Selig of lying to mem bers of Congress by saying the union is refusing to resume nego tiations. Selig, claiming Fehr was relying on “second-hand informa tion,” said what he told congress men was that the union hadn’t seriously bargained. “I and other club owners told members of Congress that the strike will be resolved only when both parties return to the bargaining table and address the fundamental issue of labor costs,” Selig wrote in a letter to Fehr that was made public. “If Bud would actually come to negotiations, he might know what was actually going on. He doesn’t,” Fehr countered in a telephone interview. “I notice he emphatically does not deny that it was them who broke off negotiations, withdrew all their proposals and imposed their salary cap.” Management’s 12-member negotiating committee is to meet with Usery in Washington on Thursday. “Hopefully that meeting and his discussions with you will convince him that it would be productive to resume negotia tions,” Selig wrote. Oilers add 2 new coaches HOUSTON (AP) — Johnny Roland, who coached running backs for the New York Jets, is join ing the Houston Oilers in the same capacity. Roland, whose hiring was announced Wednes day, joins former Phoenix Cardinals offensive coordi nator and Minnesota Vikings receivers coach Jerry Rhome, who was hired Tuesday as Hous ton’s offensive coordinator. Roland, 51, comes off a two-year stint with the Jets. A Corpus Christ), Texas native, Roland started his NFL coaching career at the Green Bay Packers in 1974. He established himself as one of the best running backs coaches in the league during his 10-year tenure at the Chicago Bears from 1983-1992, coaching Hall of Famer Walter Payton and Neil Anderson. Rhome, 52, filled a key vacancy on new coach Jeff Fisher’s staff. The Oilers also hired Rod Perry as defensive backs coach Tuesday. Fisher said Rhome “is a players’ coach, and he has a great offensive mind.” “He also possesses the ability to get the most out of his players, which is a quality I was looking for,” Fisher said. Rhome, a Dallas native, worked last season as receivers coach in Minnesota. Prior to that, he was offensive coordina tor in Phoenix from 1990-93. Ski Taos, Rod River, Angelflre, NM! Luxury townhouse, sleeps 17, $125-$350/nfght. 846-8916, ask for John. McGinnis: The defense rests Body Shop Cal’s Body Shop. Foreign and domestic vehicles. Match your paint exactly. “May we have the next dents?” W. Hwy 21, Bryan. 823-2610. Wanted Lookingforcommuter to A&M from Houston, Mon-Thur. If Interested, please call (713) 897-8654. Notice Welch Boat Storage. 6470. 12'X 27'- $50 per month. Call 846- For Sale Portable Brother Word Processor WP-55 for sale with built in spell checker - $80. Call Robert at 823-1487. Microfridge, good condition, $125. Call 779-0296. Microfridge for sale, 1.7 cubic feet. Only used one semester. $70 Or Best Offer. Call Marc at 696-5183. UNUSED HP48SX Scientific Expandable Calculator with statistics pac software - $239, save $50!!! Call 693-5691. For Sale: Sleeper sofa - $50; twin bed - $50 or best offer. Call Dave at 776-6134. To Place Your Ad In The Battalion Ca// 845-2696 Continued from Page 7 the other things you’re capa ble of.” McGinnis poses a threat to Aggie opposition at the other end of the court as well. The 3-year letterman is second on the team in scoring at 14.4 points per game and third in rebounding, averaging 4.2 boards per contest. “He scores for us in a lot of different ways,” Barone said. “He’s going to get the easy baskets for us and he’s shoot ing free throws really well this year.” McGinnis’ blue-collar work ethic impresses Barone the most. “To be a good defensive play er, you can’t worry about whether a guy makes a basket on you or not,” Barone said. “You have to bounce back and be resilient and McGinnis does a good job of that. “If a kid scores, he doesn’t just hang his head and stop playing, he comes back and tries to cut him off the next time.” McGinnis’ work ethic not only molds him into a better player, but also sets an example for a few of his biggest fans. “I set a goal to get better at something each day,” McGin nis said. “ My three younger brothers look up to me, so I try to set an example and lay a foundation for them to learn and build on.” McGinnis envisions himself playing professional basketball one day. However, the senior journalism major is not taking anything for granted and stresses that his education is a top priority. McGinnis received several academic awards in high school and he is active with Aggies for Education. “You never know what’s down the road,” McGinnis said. “I want to get an education so I can have a decent job down the line. “I try to stress the impor tance of getting a good educa tion to those who look up to me. Not everybody has a fu ture in the NBA.”