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your baby a secure life with books, sports, arts, nature,
sincere values & two loving, understanding parents.
Confidential. Legal/Medical paid. Please call Joni &
Shep 800-528-2344
1993 Plymouth Sundance 4 dr. 43K miles, warranty
remaining, auto, A/C ps. pb. $6500 obo. 693-2252
AUTO
1990 convertible red Amigo w/ rag top, sun roof, cruise,
AC, AM/FM cassette Great deal! 694-8368.
'91 metallic blue Geo Storm. Auto tint, runs great.
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'89 Honda Civic for sale $3,500. Call Missy at 690-
0928
1994 Toyota 4-runner. Forest green, 42,000mi,
$19,200. Call 696-6901 or 295-0731
'68 Firebird with 350, all original, good condition
$4,000/obo. Call 693-3453
HELP WANTED
Spring Break Employment
The Texas Transportation Institute is
looking for students from the
following cities to survey child safety
seat use during Spring Break:
Amarillo, Austin, Beaumont,
Brownsville, Corpus Christi, Dallas,
El Paso, Ft. Worth, Houston, Lubbock,
San Antonio, Tyler, & Waco.
$6/hr. plus gas.
Call 845-2736,
8 a.m. •• 5 p.m. for interview.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Business of your own for $100 + never pay for long dis
tance calls again. Run your business from your dorm
or apt. Prepaid Long Distance Phone cards are the
hottest craze. 1-800-233-5794
COMPUTERS
486 DX2/66, 8MB RAM, 720MB HD, 3.5" Floppy (2),
2X CD-ROM, 14.4 Fax/Modem, HP Deskjet 500C Print
er, Software, $1200. Scott 696-7754.
Macs & printers for sale/lease from $35/mo. Software,
repairs, RAM/HD upgrades. MacResource 775-7703
Pentinum-100 System w/ 4Xmuiti-media kit $1769 &
486 systems $750 up. Byte Me Computers, The Soft
ware & Hardware Exchange. 104 College Main at
Northgate, 846-1763.
$250 Samson 500, 286, w/ keyboard & monitor, good
for word processing. 764-7363
Scanner rental $20/hr. 589-2944
486 SX 4 meg Ram, 640 KB w/ keyboard & mouse, MS
DOS 6.0, Windows 3.1 $700. Call 764-9082
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Interested in Real Estate? Would you like to get your
Real Estate License? Contact WTA Management 260-
9611.
Cruise Ships Now Miring - Earn up to $2000 + month
working on Cruise Ships or Land-tour companies.
Worid travel. Seasonal & full-time employment avail
able. No experience necessary. For more information
call 1-206-634-0468 ext. C58552
Premiere Brother - Sister Camps In Massachusetts.
Counselor positions for talented & energetic students
as Program Specialists in all Team Sports, especially
Baseball, Basketball, Roller Hockey, Gymnastics, Field
Hockey, Soccer, Volleyball; 30 Tennis openings; also
Golf, Archery, Riflery, Pioneering/Overnight camping,
Ropes & Rock climbing, Weights/Fitness & Cycling;
other openings include Performing Arts, Fine Arts, Fig
ure skating, Newspaper, Photography, Yearbook,
Radio Station, Cooking, Sewing, & Rocketry; All Water
front/Pool Activities (Swimming. Skiing, Sailing, Wind-
serfing, Canoeing/Kayaking). Top salaries, room,
board & travel, June 18th - August 17th. Inquire:
MAH-KEE-NAC (boys): 1-800-753-9118 DANBEE
(girls): 1-800-392-3752
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - Fishing Industry. Earn up
to $3,000-$6,000+ per month. Room & Board! Trans
portation! Male/Female - No experience necessary!
(206)971-3510 ext.A58552
NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions are now avail
able at National Parks, Forests & Wildlife Preserves.
Excellent benefits + bonuses! Call: 1-206-971-3620
ext.N58553
HOUSTON Summer jobs! Miller Swim Academy is
now hiring swimming instructors & swim team coaches
for this summer! Free training is provided Excellent
pay Thirty locations throughout Houston. Swim team
or teaching experience needed 1-713-777-7946
FOR RENT
THE HORIZON
Housing for students, faculty & visi
tors to campus. 'Furnished rooms
w/all bills paid 'Reasonable rates
*Free shuttle to and from Texas
A&M 'Optional meals plans 'Short
term housing available -Various
amenities Call 779-7091 Today!
May & August pre-leases - luxury 2 bdrm/1 1/2 ba.,
W/D incl., some fenced backyards, shuttle. Manuel Dr
4-plexes, College Station. 693-0551, 764-8051.
Now pre-leasing for May & Aug. Hickory Park Duplex
es. (off S.W. Pkwy.). 2-2's & 3-2's, W/D conn., shuttle,
and much more. $625-$765. 696-1138.
1 bdrm apartment. No deposit, $360/mo. Colony
Apartments Available April 1st. Bob 694-2987.
*. 2 bdrm/1 ba pool, patio-balcony, laundromat,
,-. water/sewer paid. $475/mo Monterrey Apts. 268-0840
;Fail prelease special. 2 Bdrm/1 ba apartment
? , $345/mo. or try our dorm plan - own bdrm., furnished,
} < all bills paid $245/mo. Casa Blanca Apartments 846-
,' 1413
' , Available now 1/1 efficiency, fenced patio, stackable
■ W/D conn., built-ins, pool, shuttle, some bills paid. 846-
J 4409
Bryan 2/1 & 2/1 1/2 Duplexes, fenced yards, W/D
] 1 conn., some bills paid. 846-4409
Available now, Coiiege Station, 2/1 1/2 spacious 4-plex
\ W/D included, shuttle, some bills paid. 846-4409
T and 2 Bdrm apartment available now. Free gas and
• J t cable. 822-0472 ______
Summer Pre-leasing - C.S. duplexes, four-plexes, 2
bdrm,3 bdrm w/ W&D, $475-$675. Select Properties
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NOW HIRING
SUMMER STAFF
Spend your summer with
the sun & surf on Galveston
Island working in the
Southwest’s most respected
seafood Restaurant. Earn
great money while working
flexible hours.
Call (409) 762-9625
ext. 292 for details, or apply
in person Tue., Wed. or
Thur., from 4-6 p.m.
3800 Seawall Blvd.,
Galveston TX.
Looking for friendly, outgoing individuals to guide
tourists on horseback rides through the National Forest
Land of Colorado. Reply to Sombrero Ranches, Inc.,
3300 Airport Road, Boulder, CO 80301.
Summer Camp Counselors, Administrative Staff, Nurs
es & Lifeguards needed for Giri Scout resident camps
near Athens, Texas 8. on Lake Texoma; for more infor-
mation, call 1-800-442-2260 or (214)823-1342. EOE.
Howdy Ags! Short on cash? Looking for a part-time
job? Don’t go there! Come here - To the Westgate
Plasma Center, where you can earn $140 a month
donating your life-saving plasma... $80 in your first two
weeks! Donating plasma is everything you could ask
for in a part-time job: minimal time, good pay, no work
required, tax-free cash! Don't delay, call today! 846-
8855 - Westgate Plasma Center, just two short blocks
north of campus at 4223 Wellborn Rd., Bryan.
$1,750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. For info
call (202)393-7723
BED & BREAKFAST
Romantic Spring Break Get-away - Gourmet Dinner,
Elegant Victorian Accommodations, Exquisite break
fast. Calvert 35 mi. North 364-2868
DJ MUSIC
Party Block Mobile DJ - Professional, experienced disc
jockey. Specializing in Aggie weddings, parties,
anniversaries, any special occasion. Ask about our
New Club Light Package! References available 693-
6294
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occasion 1-800-435-6065, 694-8981
Sound Power Professional DJ - Service Dances/Mix
ers/Weddings. Experienced 696-9754
FOR SALE
Computer: Dell 386, 33 MHz, all inclusive & IBM ink jet
printer. $450/o.b.o. Large travel pet kennel, $60. 847-
4382.
,Near new, clean, attractive 2/2 M/H set-up, Bryan
$15,000 1-512-357-6636 collect.
Motobecane Super Mirage French Touring bike with
accessories, seldom used. $120 775-7506
Peavey TNT 1000 Bass Combo $200, Westone Bass
$50, Peavey Bandit 65 $150, HP48GX $150, TI85 $50.
Call Scott 260-9010
Diamond engagement ring-solitaire 3/4 karat marquise
$1,100. Must sell! 272-9400,694-7892
2 entertainment units 6X4 1/2 ft. dark wood w/ shelves
& cabinets $55. 3X5 white unit w/ shelves $45. 694-
7690
Picnic tables & Adirondack chairs custom made from
$45-$130. 696-6549.
MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED
Women 16 Years of Age
and Older
Are you experiencing the
symptoms of a Vaginal
Yeast Infection?
You may be eligible to par
ticipate in a medical
research program if you are
presently experiencing vagi
nal itching, burning, irritation
or discharge.
AS A PARTICIPANT, YOU
WILL RECEIVE:
Physician visits and
research medication AND
Payment for your
time and effort.
Call for more information:
J&S Studies, Inc.
846-5933
SPRING BREAK EMPLOYMENT - The Texas Trans
portation Institute is looking for students from the fol
lowing cities to survey child safety seat use during
Spring Break: Amarillo, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville,
Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Ft. Worth, Houston,
Lubbock, San Antonio, Tyler, & Waco. $6/hr. + gas.
Call 845-2736, 8am-5pm for interview.
Equity Real Estate needs leasing agents. Pt/Ft avail
able, flexible schedule. 696-4464
COUNSELORS - INStRUCTORS needed' TOO posi
tions! Coed sleep away camp. Pocono Mountains,
northeastern Pennsylvania. Good salary/tips!
(908)689-3339.
$ Cruise Ships Hiring! Students Needed! $$$ + Free
travel (Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii!) Seasonal/Perma
nent, no experience necessary. Gde. (919)929-4398
ext.C1023
Alaska Student Jobs! Great $$$! Thousands of jobs
available. Male/Female. Room/Board/Transportation
often provided. Great adventure. Gde. (919)933-0188
ext. A1023
Great part-time income, flexible schedules around
class. $8 to start, evening & weekend schedule avail
able, scholarships & internship available. Call 10-4pm
691-8959
China Garden Restaurant now hiring all positions.
Lunch and dinner, 823-2818
Drummer wanted for young country band. No experi
ence required. 764-6828 Ruben.
Paintball Jobs-Experienced judges & managers need
ed for B-CS paintball field opening soon. If you are
without experience but think you would like full contact
golf (or deer hunting from the point of view of the deer)
this may be a sport you can get into. Call 846-2174
and ask for Rowdy
Earn $6.50/hr. during Spring Break doing research
interviews in Waco. Must have own transportation.
Call Lisa at 845-8800 for details,
kitchen & waitstaff needed, restaurant experience pre
ferred, will train. Kaffee Klatsch. 108 No Ave. 846-
4360
Part-time receptionist needed (or local manufacturer
office. Bilingual Spanish/English required. Experience
answering multi-line phono with computer application a
plus Potential of becoming a full-time opportunity.
846-7009 _ _
Cortez Pools is hiring managers, assistant managers,
and lifeguards for the upcoming summer season. Call
now to interview (713)356-1815. Certification required
to start.
Delivery Drivers needed PT/FT, top $$ pay, flexible
hours, apply at Mr. Gatti’s. 107 S. College.
LaMar Carpets and Interiors needs an interior decora
tor to coordinate carpet, vinyl, tile and wallpaper in new
and remodeled homes. Please call Melanie, 775-0552.
ROOMMATE
Male roommate needed. University Commons $250
down. $256/tno. (214)234-0320.
Roommate needed 2 bdrm/2 ba. Arbor Square apart
ments. $180 + 1/2 bills, own room/ba. Call 764-8468
2 roommates needed for summer. 2 bdrm/2 ba. Bra
zos House Apartments. $ 175/mo + 1/3 bills. 693-0044
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For rent - South Padre Island - Only 4 luxurious 2 bdrm
condominiums remain available during Spring Break
wk. of March 9-16. Accommodating 6 people, on the
beach, over-looking the gulf. Reduced rate to
$1200/wk. w/ $500 refundable deposit. Call (210)761-
4710
Break time! Hit the beach! 1 BFV2 BR condos on the
beach. South Padre Island. 800-850-5277
WANTED
Students who need to lose weight. New metabolism
breakthru. All natural Dr. recommended. 29.95.
Credit cards, checks Local deliveiy. (409)823-3307.
Page 8 • The Battalion
Sports
Wednesday • March 6,1996
’96 baseball’s do-or-die year
W hen thinking of the up
coming Major League
Baseball season, I am
often reminded of a verse of po
etry by Robert Frost: “Two
roads diverged in a wood, and I
— I took the one less traveled
by, and that has made all the
difference.”
The Great American Pastime
is itself at a crossroads, sur
rounded by the wood of uncer
tainty. Poisoned by the labor
strife that canceled the World
Series only two Octobers ago,
baseball now stands on the
brink of its most important sea
son ever.
Last season, attendance plum
meted to dangerous levels,
prompting rumors of possible
franchise moves and slashed pay
rolls. Small-market teams such as
Pittsburgh and San Diego faced
dire straits when their tickets
sales couldn’t support their multi
million dollar payrolls.
Quite simply, the baseball-
loving public turned into the
baseball-indifferent public,
miffed about the greed and poli
ticking that turned the Great
American Pastime into the
Great American Pastprime.
Now baseball must win back
its once-loyal public and return
itself to the pantheon of pro
sports where it reigned for
decades. The climb back to the
top is filled with broken rungs
and false footholds, and the Pow
ers that Be in baseball must step
gingerly if they hope to regain
their financial security.
Baseball must follow the lead
of pro basketball and exploit its
athletes’ marketing potential
and blitz the media so much and
so cleverly that the public real
izes that baseball players are
people too, complete with per
sonalities and charisma.
The public needs to see Ken
Griffey Jr. and Frank Thomas as
visible as Shaquille O’Neal and
Michael Jordan. Show the two
AL sluggers circling the bases
with Bugs Bunny or hocking
Sprite, for Pete’s sake.
The sport must also find the
same kind of stability that pro
basketball, football and hockey
have reached in the past three
years. Fans will come back to
baseball only if they’re sure
that the players will take the
field year after year, season af
ter season without the threat of
a work stoppage.
Baseball has yet to reach a
new labor agreement that will
settle the key issues of free
agency, a salary cap and revenue
sharing. Until these problems
reach a resolution, they will fes
ter like a tumor that could deal
the mortal blow to an already
unstable sport.
What baseball must not do is
threaten its fans with the possi
bility of another prolonged labor
strike. The sport’s already fragile
state could not deal with the lost
revenue and bad press that would
accompany such a measure.
It also must not threaten to
play the franchise merry-go-
round that has plagued the Na
tional Football League for the
past two years. This is already
rearing its ugly head in Hous
ton, where Astros owner Dray
ton McLane Jr. has set atten
dance goals that must be met to
keep the team in Houston.
These sort of happenings only
thwart the efforts by baseball peo
ple to restore it to its prominence.
Now, the two roads stretch
out in the woods, and baseball
must make its decision. One
road leads to renewed promi
nence and a new lease on life for
the oldest American sport; the
other path leads to ruin for Abn
er Doubleday’s pride and joy.
The sport needs to choose care
fully — for that will make all the
difference.
Ex-CBAers lead depleted Rockets
□ Eldridge Recasner
and Sam Mack led
Houston's offense in a
win over Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) —
CBA refugees Eldridge Recasner
and Sam Mack led injury-ravaged
Houston to its sixth straight vic
tory Tuesday night as the Rockets
held off the Portland Trail Blaz
ers 100-93.
Recasner scored Houston’s fi
nal eight points and the last six of
the game. His 14-footer with 35
seconds to go put the Rockets
ahead 96-93, then he made four
Basketball
Continued from Page 7
“They’re a balanced team
with good perimeter players,”
Harvey said. “They also have
some players who can put the
ball on the floor and do some
nice things inside.
“Hamilton has been a key
contributor
for them and
someone we’ll
have to watch
out for. Mc-
Callum has
had an excel
lent second
half of the
season and
presents an
other con
cern.”
History is Branch
on neither
team’s side. The Lady Aggies
have an all-time record of 3-9
in SWC tournament openers
while Rice has not won a game
there since 1983. But this is a
different year and an improved
Rice team.
Branch said Rice presents a
double-edged sword.
“Their five starters are all
good scorers,” Branch said. “Our
free throws in a row in the final
19 seconds to clinch the victory.
Mack, playing in his sixth
game since signing with Houston
on Feb. 22, made seven of 10 field
goals, 4-for-6 from 3-point range,
and scored 19 points, his most
since joining the team.
Hakeem Olajuwon was 11-for-
28 from the field and scored 23
points. He also had nine assists
and was in foul trouble much of
the second half.
Robert Horry added 19 points,
but only four in the second half.
Gary Trent scored 17 for Port
land, but left the game with a dis
located ring finger on his right
hand after grabbing an offensive
perimeters must contain their
guards and not allow any inside
penetration.
“We must stop their post
players, but that could be a
problem with the good three-
point shooters they have.”
If the Lady Aggies get past
Rice, they will face the winner
of the Texas-Texas Christian
match up. After tying Texas
Tech for the regular season co
championship, the Lady Long
horns were awarded the tourna
ment’s No. 1 seed by virtue of a
coin flip.
A&M, meanwhile, is on the
bubble in being awarded an at-
large bid into the NCAA Tour
nament. If the Lady Aggies fail
to win the SWC Classic, a win
over Rice and a strong showing
against likely-opponent Texas
in the second round would go a
long way in earning a bid.
“We realize we’re in a must-
win situation, so the best thing
we can do is take one game at a
time,” Branch said.
“You can always expect to feel
pressure in a situation like this,”
Harvey said. “That’s just some
thing we’ll have to deal with.
“(Rice is) a good basket
ball team and we have a lot
of respect for them and we
realize we have our work cut
out for us.”
rebound on a missed free throw
with 1:14 to go and Houston lead
ing 92-91. He lost the ball on the
play and Recasner made two free
throws with 1:08 to play to make
it 94-91.
Harvey Grant’s tip-in with 54
seconds left cut the lead to 94-93
and set up Recasner’s late run.
The Rockets, off to a 2-0 start
on a five-game road trip, led by as
many as 12 points in the third
quarter before a 10-0 run by Port
land caught Houston 74-74 on
Grant’s stuff with 11:02 to play.
Mack hit two 3-pointers as
Houston regained the lead 80-74
and ex-Blazer Mark Bryant made
four consecutive free throws.
Olympics
Continued from Page 7
world,” Assistant Men’s Coach
Jay Holmes said. “People who
made the finals in the Olympic
trials, but who did not make
the Olympic team, often post
times worthy of placing in the
Olympics. This is why we con
sider this one of the hardest
swim meets in the world.”
Some of the major competi
tors that DeWolf and Mastagni
will face include Matt Hooper
and Katie McClelland from
Texas, and Melvin Stuart from
North Carolina.
As of now, DeWolf enters
the meet ranked ninth in his
event while Mastagni is posted
at 24th in hers.
When asked if he felt the
pressure of facing many top
athletes DeWolf responded
calmly.
“My coaches and teammates
have been great through this
entire experience,” DeWolf
said. “I know the pool well and
have swam against many of
these people already. I don’t
have the pressure of being a fa
vorite so all I have to concen
trate on is making the finals
and work from there.”
696-3107
Roommate Problems? Recent graduate moving to
Houston. Must sublease 1/2 of 2 bdrm/2ba C.S. apt.
Shuttle bus rt. $175/mo. No dep. Avail, immediately
Contact Jennifer day 764-1180, evenings 713-974-
1568 _
Southwood Valley - neg. lease terms, below cost 2
bdrm/2 ba., shuttle. Brian 823-7313
Furnished 1 bdrm apartments pre-leasing for summer
& fall. $345/mo., on shuttle. 846-9196
1 bdrm house, 1 block from campus. $295/mo. Great
house gd. location. 693-8724.
Sublease cute 2 by 1. Walk to campus, gas, utilities.
$375. 691-8304
Autumn Circle 3/2 & 2/2 duplexes preleasing for sum-
mer & fall. 693-5695.
4 bdrm/1 ba house behind Taco Cabana W/D conn.,
central A/C heat. Lg. fenced yard. $750/mo.
$500/Dep. 690-6243/690-2490.
Sublease 2 bdrm/1 ba. $330/mo. Bryan. April-August.
Ceiling fan & balcony. 846-1215
Walk lo class from your large 2/1 at Cherry Hollow
available now! Now pre-leasing 846-2173
3 bdrm/1 1/2 ba, big yard, a few blocks from school,
available May. Call 822-2492
Summer sublease 2 bdrm/2 ba. Brazos House Apart
ments. Shuttle, pool, no deposit. $535/mo. 693-0044
Attention all Students!!! Grants & Scholarships
available! Billions of $$$ In private funding. Qual
ify Immediately. 1-800 Aip-2-HELP(1-800-243-2435)
PERSONALS
ARE YOU READY FOR ROMANCE???
2700 ext.8518 $2.99/min. Must be 18 yrs.
phone required. Serv-U (619)645-8434
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PETS
1 yr. old Ball Python. Includes 30 gal. aquarium, heat
rock, and light. $150. King size water-bed frame $40.
693-4124
Sweet and loving bunny needs good home. Litter- box
trained. Cage, food and accessories. $75 obo. Leave
message 693-7877.
REAL ESTATE
Country living 5 minutes to A&M, new 3 bdrm/2 bth
brick home, 5.9 wooded fenced acres, stocked tank, 2-
car garage, and much more. $155,000 for appt. call
268-1199
Location! Carter Creek B/CS. Price low! $39,900 See!
2 bdrm/1 1/2 ba. Lee Rutledge-Broker (409)774-7335
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Planning on getting married soon?
Where are you going to hold
the reception?
Have you ever considered the
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Yes, it is possible,
For more information, please call
Chuck Murray at 862-2988.
Hoover’s Tennis Service. Same-day & overnight ser
vice. Re-stringing tennis & racquet-ball racquets. 696-
9733
Free Financial Aid! Over $6 billion in public & private
sector grants & scholarships is now available. All stu
dents are eligible regardless of grades, income, or par
ent's income Let us help. Call Student Financial Ser
vices: 1-800-263-6495 ext. #58552
AAA Texas Defensive Driving & Driver's Training. Lot-
of-fun, Laugh-a-lotM Ticket dismissal, insurance dis
count. M-TU(6pm-9pm), W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri(6pm-
8pm) & Sat(8am-2:30pm), Sun(12pm-9pm). Next to
Black Eyed Pea. Walk-ins welcome. $25 cash. Low
est price allowed by law. 111 Univ. Dr , Ste 217, 846-
6117. Show up 30 min. early.
Word processing, proofreading: resumes, class
papers, articles, publications. Professional results, rea
sonable rates. 694-2900.
Students! Let me help w/ your word processing &/or
proofreading. I have a BA in English. Reasonable
rates 696-8785.
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