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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DJ MUSIC
Attention All Students!!! Grants & Scholarships
Available From Sponsors!!! No Repayments,
Ever!!! $$$ Cash For College $$$ For Into: 1-800-
243-2435.
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AUTO
Sound Power Entertainment Professional DJ Service.
Experienced in weddings, parties, proms, banquets &
sorority/fraternity events. Large & small sound sys
tems. Lights/smoke available. Large selection of mu
sic. Also available: bands & equipment rental. Aggie
owned. Call Tommy Reed 696-9754
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Seized Cars from $175. Porsches, Cadillacs,
Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WD’s. Your
area. Toll Free 1-800-898-9778 Ext. A-1652
93 Chevy Cavalier, a/c, auto. 2-door, 58K mi., $5,700
774-4345 p.m. or message
'86 Plymouth Horizon - standard, only 110 km. Must
Sell! $750, negotiable. Call 862-9286
1993 Chevy 2!71 Extended cab Silverado, alarm, CD.
tool box, towing pkg., $16500. 774-0086, leave mes
sage
'88 Pontiac Fiero Formula, good condition, 60 k, black.
$4,000. Call 268-0360
'89 Sunbird. low mileage, excellent condition, auto,
a/c, blue, $3,800. Joe 693-5368
FOR RENT
BED & BREAKFAST
Romantic Victorian B & B get-away. Plus gourmet
candle-light dining. The Pink House 364-2868
Special Offer for Parents & Students stay at elegant
Angelsgate B&B. $69 weekdays/ $79 weekends on
availability - readers of this ad. 779-1231
COMPUTERS
486 DX2 12 RAM, 460 HDS, multi-media, modem
$495. Please call 696-5424
486 DX33, 4 MB RAM, 200 MB HD, 2 X CD-ROM,
14.4 modem, 5.25" and 3.5” drives, video card, MS Of
fice, Windows 3.1, w/o monitor, $399/0.6.0., 847-
4565
486 DX33 4M RAM 120M HD SVGA Monitor, software
complete system. $325. 694-9071
5X86-100 (Pent 75) 520 MB HD-8MB RAM 1MB
SVGA Video card, fully loaded with windows 95 $750.
Gary 823-5000
DJ MUSIC
The Party Block Mobile DJ - Professional DJ/MC - Pe
ter Block. Specializing in Aggie Weddings. Date Par
ties, Banquets, Dances. Mobile to anywhere in Texas.
Formal attire! 693-6294
http://www.inc.com/users/pblock.html
STARZ Mobile Entertainment - Professional DJ spe
cializing in Aggie weddings, private parties, proms,
dances, corps, sorority, fraternity, all Christian events.
Large selection of all styles of music, large or small
sound/ lighting systems. Aggie owned & operated by
Michael Bratz ‘97, 694-8981/ 1-800-435-6065.
ATTORNEY
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Attorney at Law
Licensed By Supreme Court of Texas
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• PERSONAL INJURY
DRUG RELATED OFFENSES
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118 South Main
Bryan, Texas 77803
Not Certified By The Texas Board
of Legal Specialization
1 bdrm/1 bath, available October 1st., $370/mo., very
spacious, great location. 268-8077, Iv. message
2 bdrm/1 bath - 1 bedroom for sublease $150, nice
apartment, shuttle rt., cheap w/owners coupon Ben
779-6561
2 bdrm/1 bath, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, spa
cious, on shuttle, $395/mo. Available now! 693-7782
FULL SIZE WASHER/DRYER. 2 bdrm/1 ba. shuttle,
microwave, intrusion alarm. October rent free!
$439/mo, 694-7878 '
Sublease for Spring semester only for female occu
pant. In University Towers, price negotiable. Call
Mary 268-4485
Sublease 1/1 apt. Nov-July, $325/mo. $300 deposit.
8 min, to campus. 774-0094
Sublease - 1 bdrm at Polo Club, $375/mo. Furnished,
microwave, 2 ceiling fans. Available Nov 15th. 693-
7488, Iv. message.
Hey You! Sublease 1 bdrm/1 ba apartment at Tree-
house Village. Available 1/97-8/97, $515/mo. Call
693-4651 '
1 Room in new 3 bdrm apartment. W/D; on bus route:
computer and weight rooms. Will pay deposit. 846-
7972 _____
Pre-leasing for January '97. C. Sta. 2 bdrm/1 ba up
stairs four-plex, w/d, water paid, close to campus,
shuttle, $450/mo. Short term lease available. Select
Properties 696-3107
Spring pre-leasing available January '97. C Sta. spa
cious 2 bdrm/1 1/2 ba, w/d, fans, shuttle, $495/mo.
Short term lease available. Manuel Drive Four-plexes
693-3477
1 Bedroom apartment, all bills paid, $475/mo. Please
call 846-2913
FOR SALE
WE DEFEND
M.I.P. CHARGES
JOHN T. QUINN
ATTORNEY
(409) 774-8924*(800) 927-3115
Not Certified By The Texas Board
Of Legal Specialization.
WE DEFEND
TRAFFIC TICKETS
JOHN T. QUINN
ATTORNEY
(409) 774-8924
(800) 927-3115
Not Certified By The Texas Board
Of Legal Specialization.
Cable Descrambler Kit $14.95. View all premium and
Pay-per-View channels. 1-800-752-1389.
CAR STEREO - all brands, lowest prices guaranteed!!
696-9731, 24 hr. 226-2073
Macintosh LC computer system, latest software, Mi
crosoft Office, Print Shop, color monitor, games, ideal
for student. $475, 694-7770, leave message.
Cable descramblers - Lo'wer bills - Full viewing. For
free information 800-505-8865
Room for rent - 4 bdrm house in C. Station $325/mo
utilities included. 693-0661
Brother 5750DS Word Processor with accessories.
Well kept. Great condition. $200 or best offer. Please
call Tina at 775-1843
Framed artist prints for sale! Ansel Adams, Salvador
Dali, Picasso, Monet, etc. Must Sell! First $10 - $20.
24 left. Please call Rick 847-1827
Kenwood car CD player, $250 obo. Car tape player,
$20. Queen waterbed and sheets. Call Scott 731-
8662
HELP WANTED
Yeast Infection
FOR RENT
Women 16 years of age and older
If you are experiencing vaginal
itching, burning, irritation or
discharge you may be eligible to
participate. As a participant you will
receive $150 for completion of
study (3 visits). Physician visits
and medication are FREE.
No blood drawn!!
NEED A. CHANGE?
Mid-semester SF*ECIA.JL!
Only l available at College Court
NearTAMU, 2 bdrm/1 bath, some
utilities paid, ceiling fans, mi
crowave, intrusion alarm.
823-7039
Psoriasis Study
Individuals with psoriasis needed
to participate in a research study
using an investigative topical med
ication. Volunteers will be com
pensated for their time and travel.
THE HORIZON
Aggieland's Newest Private Student Dorm
Starting at only $275 per month
All-Inclusive housing for students, faculty,
and visitors to campus.
Furnished Rooms w/ All Bills Paid
Free Shuttle to and From Texas A & M
Optional Meal Plans. Short term housing available.
Call 779-7091 TODAY!!!
Fever Blister Study
Volunteers with history of herpes
labialis (fever blisters) needed to
participate in a research study using
an investigational topical prepara
tion. Must be pre-screened before
your next fever blister. Eligible volun
teers may receive up to $280.
Call NOW for information
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From $371. 00
Loft style 1,2 & 3 bdrms.
Full size washer & dryer
Private gated community
Monitored alarms
1 Volleyball, pool & gym
Computer center
Volunteers, ages 25-75, needed
with chronic lower back pain
requiring daily pain medication to
participate in a ten week clinical re
search study using an
investigational pain medication. El
igible volunteers will be
compensated.
Ask about our part-time & H SinUS IntGCtiOH
married student discounts!
A
Saddlewood
APARTMENT HOMES
775-8800
Directions - Take Univ. Dr. to Wellborn
Rd. Take a right onto Wellborn Rd. & go
down one mile. Saddlewood Apartment
homes will be on your right.
Open M - F 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sat. 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Reserve Today for Spring
Semester Residency
If you are at least 18 years old and
have a sinus infection with symp
toms such as runny nose, nasal
congestion, cough, you may quali
fy to participate in a research
study. If you qualify you will re
ceive: AT NO CHARGE
Sinus X-Rays
Study-Related Medical Care
Study Medication
Financial Compensation
Call for information:
J & S Studies, Inc.
846-5933
FOR SALE
$50.
Motion Picture and Television Shows Hiring. Earn to
$3,000/mo. Work with your favorite stars. Local &
world travel. Transportation, Room/Board! No experi
ence necessary. (818)385-1555 Ext. M-50101
Cruise Ships and Vacation Resorts Hiring. Earn to
$3,000/mo. World Travel. Transportation,
Room/Board. No experience necessary. (800) 827-
2832 Ext. C-50101
1 and 2 Bdrm apartment available now. Ask about our
specials. 822-0472
University Tower, 19 meals/wk. large room. Many ex
tras! Must sell, will bargain. Call Lori 268-5623, email
Iks2050 @ tam2000.tamu.edu
For lease - 2 bdrm/2 bath duplex, $595/mo. 1413
Bayou Woods Dr. on comer of Univ. Oaks. For De
cember. 696-1061
FUNDRAISER
Fast Fundraiser - Raise $500 In 5 Days - Greeks,
Groups. Clubs, Motivated Individuals. Fast. Easy - No
Financial Obligation (800) 862-1982 Ext. 33
HELP WANTED
Need part-time cleaners for commercial buildings.
Working hours 5pm-8pm. Hours vary sometimes. No
weekend work. Great for college students, must have
car and phone. Call 823-1614 for appt.
Telephone interviewer position available. $5/hr, days,
evening & weekends work. Contact IntelliQuest at
268-5307 or come by 702 University Dr. Ea. Ste. 102F
College Station.
Promote the circus. Flexible hrs. Hourly wage
w/bonus. Aggie managed. Denise, class '97. 846-
8818
STUDENT Work Program - up to $7.50, flexible
schedules around classes. Scholarships/Internships
available, cond. apply. No experience necessary,
training provided. Call 10-4.696-7734
What would you do with $150 extra per month? Pay a
bill oh two? Buy your groceries? Make a car pay
ment? It’s up to youl Donate your life saving plasma &
earn extra income. Just 3 or 4 hours/week of relaxing
while you read, study, talk w/ friends, or whatever.
Call Westgate Plasma Center for more information at
846-8855, & check out our new center opening Sep
tember 16th in the Golden Corral Shopping Center,
next door to Sidepockets. Give us a call & we’ll an
swer any questions you might have.
$14-$22/hr - Answering phones. Limited hours. For
details, call (609)405-4671 ext 102.
Corps Cadets - New company needs your discipline &
leadership skills 268-5351
Need TABC seller/server for the Beer Festival Oct
19th & 20th. Call 764-8486
Tired of your job? Serious income potential, set own
schedule, not a dead end job. Serious success orient
ed inquiries only. Call 1-800-977-1842
Work in a mall environment . Chick-fil-A of Post Oak
Mall now accepting applications. Hours of operation:
8:30 am - 9:00 pm, closed Sunday. EOE.
Earn money and free trips!! Absolute best spring
break packages available!! Individuals, student orga
nizations, or small groups wanted!! Call Inter-Campus
Programs at 1-800-327-6013 or http://www.icpt.com
Barracuda Bar: Now hiring on-site. Call 268-0997 or
come by between 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Thundercloud Subs now hiring sub makers & delivery
drivers. Apply in person at any location.
Taco Cabana is now accepting applications at both lo
cations (Briarcrest & Texas), for all positions. Starting
pay $6.00/hr. Inquire in person
Sales person wanted for growing computer company,
to work 30 hrs/wk. Business & computer experience
preferred. Call 846-5454
MIX 104.7 is searching for our next morning show co
host. Females and minorities are encouraged to con
tact Ron Elliot at 823-5597. A team player with a win
ning attitude is required. Hours are 5-9 a.m., M - F.
Student Accounting Clerk needed to run daily reports
and assist in other projects. Must be a Junior or Se
nior Accounting or Finance major. 3 - 4 hrs. daily.
Please send a resume to or stop by Neutral Posture •
3904 N. Texas Ave., Bryan, Tx. 77803.
Kirk’s Cleaners needs alterations person. 3030 E.
29th, Bryan Please call 774-0503
LOST & FOUND
Lost: thin gold bracelet w/diamonds. On campus 10-
4-96. Reward! Rita 845-4193.
MISCELLANEOUS
Deer & hog lease - 400 acres, 45 minutes from Col
lege Sta., feeders, oats, creek, deep woods, Day,
overnight & or weekends. 696-6689
FREE FINANCIAL AID! Over $6 Billion In public and
private sector grants & scholarships is now available.
All students are eligible regardless of grades, income,
or parent’s income. Let us help. Call Student Finan
cial Services: 1-800-263-6495 ext. F58555
SERVICES
Let’s
Talk
Small group
lessons
[Students, wives
visiting faculty
New classes
_ begin
English T October 28
as a Call or visit
Second 1:00to5:00
Language Mo ^ | - F,l
Classes 696-6583
Vitit us «< http://www2.cy-nst.nst/-lstsUlk
707 Texas Ave. 303-C ♦ Across from A&M
Planning on getting married soon?
Where are you going to hold
the reception?
Have you ever considered the
Faculty Club?
Yes, it is possible.
For more information, please call
ChuckMun*ay at 862-2988.
MISCELLANEOUS
19" color TV. not cable-ready but great picture.
846-0238, leave message
Must sell! 1-carat t.w. diamond engagement ring, in
excellent condition. Paid $3,200, will take $1,500
O.B.O. 694-7003
Double-wide mobile home for sale $50,000, negotiable
or pick up payments with $20,000 down, negotiable
694-7750
3 bdrm/2 ba older model 14x70 mobile home in a nice
park, with or without appliances, $6,500 O.B.O. 694-
2908
1995 Trek 820 mountain bike, hunter-green, great
condition $250. 764-0625
Waterbed: Queen-size, soft-sided, takes regular
sheets, looks like a regular bed. New heater. $90.
776-1161
trek 7000 Mountain Bike Shimano XT. DX compo
nents. helmet & tools included. Great Shapel! $550
O.B.O. Please call 822-3442
Playboy collection inherited - 100 issues $150, Oakley
E-wires $55, Bow & Carbon arrows $275. Cash talks
696-3069
Trek 7000 mountain bike, XT components, custom
paint, only 2 years old. Includes - lock, pump, $375.
Please call 260-5795, 8 to 5.
Junior sport pass $75 & 2 Bocktoberfest - both for
$30. Please call 764-6466
Two 18” Rockford Fosgate subwoofers, still in box,
$175 each or $300 for the pair - negotiable. Pound
the ground! Scott 764-6724
Kenwood 10 disc remote CD control for $200 O.B.O.
Please call Shannon at 694-0536
Natural wood finish table with leaf & four chairs $74.
Please call 764-6176
'96 Specialized stumpjumper FS M2, rock shox front
suspension, Shimano LX brakes hubs and cranks; XT
derailers, $1,000. Please call 776-4788
Tickets to A&M versus Tech game on Oct. 26. Lower
East Bench at Goal line. Section 137. $25 each. 22
tickets available. Call Heather (409) 847-0127
(Welbiitj 2 cu. ft. refrigerator $40. (Absocold) 3.7 cu.
ft. retrigerator $150. Call 764-2908
Rock Guitarist seeks band for jamming, etc. Please
call 694-1211
MOTORCYCLE
1985 Honda Interceptor (Ninja type). 500cc, new tires,
fresh tune-up. $1700 neg. 779-9513
'94 Kawasaki 750 Vulcan, 6,400 miles, $4,000 O.B.O.
Great condition! Please call (409) 693-4414
PERSONALS
PETS
REAL ESTATE
ROOMMATE
Room for Rent in house. $267/month + utilities. Call
691-2810
ASAP need 2 roommates for 3/2 duplex. Rent
$212/mo + 1/3 utilities, W/D included. 822-9064
Female roommate needed, starting Dec. '96 to share 2
bdrm/1 bath @ University Commons - 693-8793 for
more information
2 Roommates needed, own room, $266/mo + utilities.
w/d. Rosewood Villas. David 696-4967
Female roommate needed. Own bdrm & bath.
$240/mo + 1/2 utilities. 693-3382
Own bdrm/ba in 2 bdrm apartment. $225/mo + 1/2 util
Shuttle. 1 mile to campus. 764-8645
Female roommate needed to pay 1/2 rent + utilities.
W/D, water paid. Very nice. 764-0172
Roommate wanted A.S A P. 3 bdrm/2 ba house on 16
acres in Wellborn. Horses & pets O.K. $275/mo. +
1/3 bills. 690-0490
A.S A P need a roommate for 3 bdrm/2 ba house.
Close to campus 694-1595
SERVICES
Hoover's Tennis Service. Same-day & overnight ser
vice. Re-stringing tennis & racquet-ball racquets.
696-9733_ •
AAA Texas Defensive Driving & Driver s Training. Lot-
of-fun, Laugh-a-lolll Ticket dismissal, Insurance dis
count. M-Tu(6pm-9pm), W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri(6pm-
8pm) & Sat(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-2:30pm). 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. j
Need a diversion? Tour Big 12 on Metropolis BBS.
Live chatl Games galore - MajorMUD, Farwest Trivia,
etc! Free demo accounts! Internet Accessl Call (409)
694-8441 via modem.
WANTED
Students who want to lose weight. Metabolism break-
thru. FDA regulated. $29.95. V, MC, Disc. & checks.
Fast free local delivery. (409)823-3307 - B-C. Sta. or
1 -800-927-3340
Wanted: 87 students - lose 8 to 29 pounds this month.
New metabolism breakthru. All natural. Guaranteed.
$30, free gift. 1-800-435-7591
Need 4/6 tickets to ATM vs. K-State. Call 972-985-
5043
Need 4 - 6 sport passes for the Texas Tech game on
October 26th. Will pay! Call Marji at 693-2425 / wk.
846-2894
TRAVEL
U.b. Ski's 9th Amunl Collerre Ski Week
Keystone Sc Axapaboe Basin
Ski Three Resorts foi ttys Pr ice of Cite!
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Things To Do
t. Try to park
2. Call mom - $$
3. Write 'mail call' letter
to The Battalion
4. Get picture
taken for the
Aggieland
Class pictures
are being taken now
for the 1997 Aggieland
yearbook at
A R Photography
707 Texas Atfe.
(next to Taco Cabana)
9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m.
Monday - Friday
(It's free.)
Call 693-8183
for more information
Monday • October 14,15)
Honoring a legend
A&M Men’s Tennis finished strongal
inaugural Coach David Kent Fall Class
Staff and Wire Rfports
774-DATE Why wait? Get a Date! Always FREE for
women I!
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure-
breds! Brazos Animal Shelter 775-5755
Free to good home - 1 year old pitbull/boxer mix, well
trained, house broken. Call 696-5891
Australian Shepherd puppies (the talking dogs in the
movie Babe), 8 wks. old. beautifully marked, black-tri
w/brown eyes & copper-tri w/hazel eyes. Tails docked.
shots, wormed, parents on-site. Family raised. Truly
men’s best friend. AKC & ASCA $100 ea. (409)272-
1530
Quiet area, close to TAMU, no yard work. Privacy
deck, spacious 2 bdrm/ 1 1/2 ba. $30 s. 774-7335.
Lee Rutledge, broker.
Relying on the strength of its
younger players, the Texas A&M
Men’s Tennis Team finished
strong as the host of the inaugur
al Coach David Kent Fall Classic
at the Omar Smith Tennis Center
this weekend.
Kent
The event
included teams
from the Uni
versity ot
Arkansas, the
University of
Oklahoma and
Rice University.
The tradi
tional fall tour
nament was re
named this year for former A&M
coach David Kent, who retired af
ter 18 years with A&M.
A&M Head Coach Tim Cass said
renaming the tournament was to
honor Kent, who devoted so much
of his time and talent to A&M.
“Coach Kent did a tremendous
job here at A&M,” Cass said. "I
hope that through the naming of
this annual event, it would some
how show my and Texas A&M’s
appreciation toward him.”
Kent retired May 31 after 27 years
of coaching at the collegiate level
and 18 seasons with the Aggies. He
built a 516-223 overall record and a
316-201 showing at A&M.
Soccer
Continued from Page 7
Guerrieri said the rhythm the
A&M midfield set was an opti
mum pace for the team.
“The score at halftime was a
good comfort level for us," Guer
rieri said. “We needed to play this
well when we faced Baylor.”
Coming off a win against
Tech, the Aggies seemed to have
everything in place to face the
9-0-1 Lady Bears.
Although Baylor is a first-year
team, freshman forward Molly
Cameron, the nation’s lead scor
er, came out in the first half to
score Baylor’s only goal, increas
ing her total to 21. The Bears
also held the Aggies scoreless in
the first half.
Koop said working with a
new offense was one reason the
Aggies were scoreless.
“These two games were a
matter of trial and error for us,”
Koop said. “We had to get used
to playing in the new line-up.
Baylor seemed to take us by sur
prise because they were more
fired up than Tech.”
Coming up short on 11 scor
ing attempts in the first half,
the Aggies finally made good
Volleyball
Continued from Page 7
and scattered points by both teams,
A&M lead 12-9.
Junior middle blocker Cindy
VanderWoude’s block began a
three-point run. She and junior
outside hitter Jennifer Wells both
blocked the Cyclone attack to give
the Lady Aggies the game and
match victory.
Junior setter Farah Mensik
recorded 51 assists, Sykora led the
team with 18 digs and Vander-
Woude blocked nine Cyclone at
tacks in the match.
Smedsrud garnered a match-
high 18 kills and hit for a .483 effi
ciency. Against Missouri, she
recorded 12 kills and hit .318.
The junior said she needed a
good performance to prepare for
the upcoming matches against
Nebraska and Colorado.
“I felt like [this weekend] was
real important for me,” Smedsrud
said. “I haven’t had real good per
formances the last few matches,
so I just wanted to go out and hit
as hard as I could.”
Senior middle blocker Page
White also posted strong numbers.
She hit .480 for the weekend series,
with nine total blocks against Mis
souri and 16 kills in the Iowa State
match. White has become a more
powerful force in the middle as the
After two days of
Cass let the A&M upperclassi
rest Sunday and gave the yoiui|
players a chance to compi
against the strong lineup oil
Rice Owls.
"We wanted to rest Carlos (It
Hric (Elek), and Brent (Hora
and give the freshmen a
playing experienced oppt
Cass said. “They came out i
astic and showed they are capai
of stepping in when needed.
In the No. 3 singles spot,fei
man Tony Young defeated the W
Naisohn Arfai, 6-7, 7-6,7-6(J
and A&M freshman L..:. \v l ichae | Heinrotl
defeated Sasha Silver instr#ta certificatio
6-2,6-1 at the No. 4 singlesspot
Cass said he was pleased nil
the performance of the team. | [ore have such
he guys were abletopli ped events bee
quality opponents andgetsoi Well, OK, Brool
good match play, Lass said. I) jiySusan wash
r - hmen experienced what it si to s e eTV” coi
to play in a dual match setting^ another col(
they were able to gain some/ii these
able insight from the veterans!, ieo \ ev y nthen
;rship on and off the court.’ 1
Aggie junior Carlos Ton rain . ' /G
el to Austin this week to compe:! . , \
the ITA All-American Chamj » te before the
onship, hosted by the Universin a S ree * () stan< J
Texas. Tori will participate ini e , a l n( P 0 btely
qualifying portion of the ton!! “by the moo
ment beginning Tuesday. Irer ’ w b° re 8 u |
'he team will return to compi result was ji
tion Oct. 25 at the LSU Shorn ^ ^ Llt h was eh
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the 62:57 mark, as she kided neother statioi
shot into the far corner oftlt jo avail. Suddei
net making the score at31. JThursday, an
Despite a tough Bearde andWednesd;
fense, senior midfielderAl:
Buckley scored again
Aggies witli nine minutes,|
in the game. The goalwasa
Buckley’s first of the season.
Guerrieri said Bayltfl
record indicated what tiff
team they Wdre.
“Baylor is a good teamlj
we might of taken
first,
!Vhy?To put it
rosse
started out as
a man killed
let. If the Harri
'soffice has its
Itecommemor
^ neyetanother
Guerrieri said, rhetsj y to the wall
so young, but we got ourself| enchurch and
hack into the gameinthestj Rober
ond half and showed even* jkilled by a dr
better example of the team# jperfield, a we
really are.” subdivision
For now, the Aggies prepn Jponthe reque
to resume road play at the Ad imemorativem
das College Classic this weel is,was erected I
end in Klein, Texas. TheAgjii siteofthe accid
will face 20th-ranked Dni dine days later,
University Friday, and No. site because it v
University of North Carol!! erresidents of C
on Sunday. ™that prope
Ifter Harris Coi
ter Steve Radac
season has progressed. , ne ca| | s and
In the beginning (offc Bcomp | ainin
son) I was really contaed, „ lhe cross . re
said. I In the sepi.7» bUm)w ,
against the University oil; Jopinionwas
landl I stopped wortym. (hlfromthe
thinking too much.”
The Lady Aggies opened
match against Missouriwithi j jn ,
0 lead on Sykora’s kill and- ^Loadiaws
opening game 15-4on.B i,’^ statllte
net violation. » a s nothing
A Page White block in tltc
lock
It's part gladiator,
part capture the flag,
part no guts, no glory.
Fields open today at 4.
PAINTBALL:
You have to love it.
ond game gave A&M a?
and the Tigers could noto :
come the deficit, losing 15-5.
In game three, Missouri^ 1
hind 14-0, but outsidehittetL
ca Redding recorded a kilT [Yenn Miller a
denied A&M a shutout.Whits- «|.B enri y Good
junior outside hitter Brooked J man wouldr
combined on a block togitf cemany peopl
Lady Aggies the game and® 1 dorapresiden
victory, 15-4. didate — or wo
The Lady Aggies are rid®: I- Bob Dole ha:
I l-match winning streak 11 ainly assumed
nine of the victories coin®! tusethe music
three games. Their No. 12rat^ ^a so he has oj
is believed to be thehiglif !l ls erock music
team history. Jeon the camp
Corbelli said she is coi# Trying to gain
that A&M is an upper-e# Wotes, he’s go
team and will be preparedto! ls dfinto some
sixth-ranked Nebraska onFiil e rby attemptir
“We’re ready,” Corbelli 51 [ Se |fassomeon
“We have areas to work on- rt ' s ^ s an< T recc
honestly think we are oneol turning up the
best teams in the Big 12a^ lln g the ethics
the nation.” igthe two son*
1 Born in the L
I -j * 1 *4 > TfA bH: ! sn't deserve all
lii Mil T ■milt) musically liter
Clj myonewithha
ious Dole did i
^sic. How many
ding the marke
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