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Australian Shepherd puppies. ASCA registered. $200
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Great Pyrenees Puppies, AKC registered, from quality
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For Rent
Sublease Ig. 1 bdrm apartment, $410/mo. January rent
paid. You keep deposit. Matt, 764-0628.
2 bdrm/1ba pool, patio-balcony, laundromat,
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Sublease Efficiency Plantation Oaks now through May.
Free January & most of February. $380/mo. 764-7947
Free January rent - smoke free 2lbdrm/1 1/2 ba. Close
to Target, HEB $375/mo. 693-0710
University Towers Sublease now - May includes full
meal plan $ 1300/total. Fred (214)328-2990_
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pus, low utility 846-8864
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dorm. Various amenities. Call Wade 822-9596 ext.
231
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bdrm/1 ba. 2405 Bosque. No pets. $410/mo. 846-
3391
Nice large studio condo. New paint & carpet. Quiet.
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Pre-leasing - summer & fail 2 bdrm/f T/2 ba.. Spacious.
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Sublease 1-1 apartment, walk to A&M, $175/mo 775-
0085, ask for Ivory.
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2 bdrm/1 ba. Need to sublease. $425/mo. o.b.o. Big
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Excellent communication skills required. 690-0448
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For Sale
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SVGA card monitor. Soundblaster 16 software. $900.
Call 764-8561. Price is negotiable.
Printer for sale. Dot matrix Panasonic KX-1180i. As is
$75 OBO. Call Jennifer at 696-7234 leave message
'92 Suzuki G.3500E, Red, New front tire, Excellent con
dition^,-400 . 764-8858
Mongoose Hiiitopper Mountain Bike, hardly ridden, still
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693- 6567
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386 Computer, Epson printer, keyboard, and mouse for
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Rolierblades(Aeroblades) size 10.5, used but solid $40.
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Excellent communication skills required. 690-0448
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Wanted stereo installers, & sales people, some experi
ence required. Call 823-0944
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Student needed to assist in home care. Please call
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2 Aggies needed w/ ranch or construction experience
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77801
Local business needs part-time bookkeeper/office help.
Please call 779-7043 for information or resume submit
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call (202)393-7723
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Christian roommate needed immediately. Condo near
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Wanted - male roommate. Own room, all utilities paid,
W/D. $300/mo. Call 764-6745
Female roommate needed for 3 bdrm/2 ba house in
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Katrin 693-5821 or 845-6945
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$250/mo + 1/2 bills. W/D, pool, on shuttle. Responsi
ble student preferred. 846-3019
Roommate wanted 1 male, 1 female. Spring semester
special $175/mo. 846-9196
Christian male roommate wanted. Private room &
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The Battalion
Renfro’s induction into
Hall makes Sunday sweeter
□ The all-time Cowboy
defensive back will be
inducted in August.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) —
For Mel Renfro, the road to the
Pro Football Hall of Fame was
long and rough. Three times,
he’d been a finalist only to be
passed by.
“The first year I had great an
ticipation and anxiety and noth
ing happened,” he said. “The sec
ond year, I said, ‘This is a shoo-in
and it didn’t happen. The third
year, I kind of relaxed and said,
‘What will be, will be.’”
The fourth year, he made it.
He got the telephone call early
Saturday morning. He’d al
ready been awake for
some time.
“I didn’t sleep very
well the night before,”
he said from his home
Sunday, just a couple
of hours before his old
team, the Dallas Cow
boys, played in anoth
er Super Bowl. “I got
up early and walked around a lit
tle bit. It was just kind of an
eerie feeling.”
Renfro was one of the all-time
great defensive backs in Cowboys
history. He made it to the Pro
Bowl in each of his first 10 sea
sons after a standout track and
football career at the University
of Oregon. He had 52 career in
terceptions in the NFL and more
than 3,000 yards in kick returns.
He couldn’t figure out why he
was continually passed over for
the Hall of Fame.
“I kept seeing guys go in that I
had played with and had played
against and their credentials did
n’t match mine,” he said.
But there was no bitterness
when the call finally came.
“I can’t explain the excitement
once it finally happened,” Renfro
said. “It was kind of like all the
adrenalin for every game I ever
played in and everything I’d ever
done in my life.”
Renfro thinks he knows why
it has taken so long for him to
be selected. Since he left pro
football, he has struggled per
sonally and professionally. He
said he’s had a dozen or more
businesses, many of which
failed. His last, a barbecue
restaurant, closed last year.
“I often thought if I had taken
the money I’d used in business
and just put it in a savings ac
count, I could live off
the interest the rest
of my life," he said.
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also was unsettled.
“All I can say is
that I wandered in
the desert with no
focus or vision for a
long time, for 12 or
13 years,” he said.
The change came, he said, a
year and a half ago, when he
gave up drinking and gave
himself totally to an inner-city
ministry.
“My message is reconcilia
tion, racial and denomination
al, young and old,” he said.
He believes it was God’s will
that he had to wait for this
great honor until he was ready
to understand and appreciated
as a gift.
“I had to get rid of some things
in my life,” he said, “my love for
drinking beer, my anger, my dis
like for some people in my past. I
had to repent and forgive.”
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□ The Youngstown
State lineman was
killed outside his home.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP)
— Jermaine Hopkins, a lineman
on the Youngstown State’s foot
ball team, was killed early Sun
day in a drive-by shooting out
side his home, police said.
Hopkins, 21, was shot twice
while standing outside his
home. Police said a car with
three males drove by and at
least one of the men began
shooting.
One suspect, whose name had
not been released, was in cus
tody, police said.
The shooting might have
been related to a fight at a
sorority dance on campus Satur
day night, the school said.
A fight broke out during the
dance and university police then
ended the dance. Police said
Hopkins had been trying to
break up the fight.
Hopkins, a defensive lineman
from Miami, was a two-year
starter for the Penguins. He set
a school record in 1994, his ju
nior season, with 15 sacks.
“Our society must find ways
to stem the flow of violence that
often interrupts and tragically
ends the aspirations and
promise of so many of our
youth,” said Les Cochran, the
university’s president. “The uni-
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Even
though another network tele
vised the Super Bowl, CBS’
David Letterman got into the
action on the radio halftime
show.
Letterman came up witha
“Top Ten Good Things About
Listening to the Super Bowl on
the Radio” list for CBS’ halftime
radio show. The game was tele
cast on NBC.
10. When the game gets bor
ing, the announcer can make
stuff up.
9. No spitting, no scratching,
no butt slapping.
8. The instant replays, where
the announcer describes the
play again really, really slowly.
7. If you like, you can imagine
the cheerleaders are naked.
6. If you like, you can imagine
the officials are naked.
5. It’s fun to phone in re
quests, then hear the team do
your play.
4. During sex, you don’t have
to ask your wife to move her
head.
3. Can simultaneously listen
to the game and read “Late
Show Book of Top Ten Lists,”
$16.95 at bookstores every
where.
2. Hearing a groin pull is less
painful than seeing one.
1. You never know when the
announcer’s giving you the fin
ger — like this.
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your pain. All the suffering
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