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or Fall. $350/mo. Call 696-7266.
In Bryan's Eastside Historic District, guest-house, low rent
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Furnished room, private bath, carport, kitchen privilege,
$240/mo. Call 822-0711.
2bdrm-1bth duplex, $495/mo., 5 minutes from campus,
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Sublease tbdrm-tbth, Eastgate Apts., pool, shuttle, many
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Room for lease. Utilities & basic cable paid, meal plan
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Macs & Printers for sale/lease from $30/mo. Software,
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Anybody witnessing an auto - pedestrian accident on Oct
18, 1994 at the corner of Wellborn Ave. & Joe Routt,
please call (210) 426-8070.
Miscellaneous
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2 bedroom apartments. Some with W/D and fenced yard.
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Female roommate. $200/mo. + 1/2 utilities. Spring, Sum
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Carolyn 775-2129.
Male roommate wanted: 2 min. walk from campus (Boyett
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Female roommate wanted to sublease large room in
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refrigerator & phone. Call Kelly, (817) 294-3873.
Wanted: Christian, male roommate for Spring semester,
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Grads: Teach English at Institute in Korea. Contact Joy
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3376.
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Rent/utilities in exchange for 15 hours of house-help/
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applicants welcome. 774-7099.
Employment Opportunity
Teach in Eastern Europe. The Civic Education Project
sends Western-trained Academics (advanced graduate
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Europe. Information session with CEP Senior Lecturer:
Friday, Jan.27, 3pm, Rudder 507.
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.
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For Sale: HP DeskJet 500 Printer with manuals and printer
drivers - $200. Call John or Carma at 846-9303.
MOUNTAIN BIKE. Specialized Stumpjumper 20”, rebuilt
for commuting although fine for off-roading. Excellent
drive-train for campus & fitness riding. $250 0.6.0. Chris
764-7469.
HP48-SX Like New!! Thought it was lost, bought another
& found the first one. Mustselll! $150O.B.O. Idon'tneed
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Wedding gown & veil. Exquisite, off-shoulder, cathedral
length, perfect for summer wedding. Size 8. Paid$1,500,
asking $799. Call 776-0097,
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Black leather sofa, great condition - $250 negotiable:
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Twin sized mattress & boxspring. Almost new - $75
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For Sale: HP48G - $85 Or Best Offer. Call 822-9274,
For Sale: Wetsuit boots size 8 $10. Also Aggie Senior
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For Sale: Two Panasonic 24-PIN DOT Matrix Printers -
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Trek Antelope Mountain Bike 830, excellent condition,
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Give-away Sale: sofa - $89, recliner - $39, dining table/
chairs - $119, bed - $198, office desk - $119, t.v. - $119,
table - $39, printer - $89, & more. 693-8729.
Honda Motorcycle Twinstart 185cc, 2 helmets, good con
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Futon couch frame - $50. Call 696-8276 and leave
message.
Motorcycle, 82 Yamaha DT100, great condition, street
and off-road, 4,700 miles, parts, excellent for starters,
$350 O.B.O. (409) 279-6104, leave message.
Must sell 1988 Yamaha Scooter, $380 O.B.O. Excellent
condition, includes helmet and attached toolbox. Yolanda
775-8042 or 845-0595.
Portable Brother Word Processor WP-55 for sale with built
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UNUSED HP48SX Scientific Expandable Calculator with
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MOVING SALE! Various living room, kitchen, dining room
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Automobiles
1990 Chevy Corvette - 6 speed, loaded, $16,900. 1987
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starter new. Asking $900. Call 268-0811.
'89 5.0 Mustang GT. $6,000, 5-speed, trifans wheels.
690-1487 or 846-1336.
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Hall: Fans
Continued from Page 10
people’s faces as irate fans in
overcrowded stadiums attempt
ed to storm soccer fields, only to
meet a 20-foot tall fence and
their death sentence.
Sports, from Little League to
the professional level, need to be
put into proper perspective.
Now, don’t get me wrong.
There is nothing wrong with
supporting your favorite team.
The moral fallacy occurs when a
fan blatantly steps past the lim
its of the sidelines and takes de
feat personally, causing the end
to a life or serious injury to an
other person.
Remember when you
performed below your expecta
tions playing for the local
sports league?
Your coach and your parents
would remind you that,
“It’s only a game.” That atti
tude seems to have been lost 1
since the Little League days.
Will someone please explain
this insanity?
Just look up the road to Lub
bock. When a few Texas Tech
fans jumped out of the stands af
ter the A&M men’s basketball
team and a melee occurred caus
ing injury to fans, players and
coaches alike.
The good will underlying the
sports world from the begin
ning of time was meant to
bring peace between nations
and unity among all people,
not division.
The old saying, “Be a good
sport,” may not be dead, but vic
tims of reckless fans are.
Competition is one thing,
fan loyalty, when it goes be
yond the respect for human
life, is quite another.
Veterans
Continued from Page 9
concessions that will finally
give one side or another
some leverage.”
The foundation of the
strike resulted from the dis
parity in the amount of money
made by the smaller market
teams in comparison to the
larger markets.
The players are in favor of
revenue-sharing between
teams in order to close the
monetary gap, while the own
ers are adamant upon insti
tuting a salary cap, along the
lines of those already imple
mented by the NBA and NFL.
Dierker likened the situa
tion of the small-nYarket
teams to being on the wrong
end of a game of cards.
“We have got to find a way
for those eight to 10 smaller
teams to be in a position to
survive, “ Dierker said. “It’s
like playing poker without
enough chips.
“It doesn’t matter how good
a player you are, you’re still
going to lose.”
Replacements
Continued from Page 9
Collins said he is anxious to
for the strike to be over be
cause of the blockbuster trade
the Astros made with the San
Diego Padres in December. A
total of 1 1 players were ex
changed in the deal.
“We lost some really good
players in Cammy (Ken
Caminiti) and (Steve) Finley,”
Collins said. “But I’m excited
about the players we got.
Derek Bell and Phil Plantier
should fit in well.”