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SUMMER CAMP JOBS
Pine Cove Christian Camps in Tyler, Texas, are three
separate recreational camps for children, youth, and
families. We will be interviewing for summer staff in the
MSC on Mon & Tues, Nov. 11 &12 fromlO to 5.
For more information call locally Pat Reilly
at 696-4744 or call Pine Cove at I-800-225-9069
or http:\\www.pinecove.com
Monday
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November 11
Sports
Briefs
Oilers sn
Lady Aggies fall
to Baylor in four
COMPUTER SCIENCE and
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GRADUATING SENIORS:
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Vie will be at campus interviewing on
Friday, November 8th • 9am-5pm
Go to the Career Planning Center and check us out! Or better yet, visit our
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It’s time to enter the “real world.” Instead of getting your feet wet at
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If you are unavailable on November 8th, you can send your resume di
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The lOth-ranked Texas A&M
Volleyball Team was unable to
complete the Baylor sweep this
weekend. The
6-1, after she upset third-seeded
Farley Taylor of Texas.
This was the last tournament of
the fall season for the 22nd-
ranked Lady Aggies. They will be
gin the spring dual match season
Feb. 4 against North Texas at the
Omar Smith Tennis Center.
two-gam
losing st
Mensik
Lady Aggies
lost to Baylor
15-12, 15-10,
13-15 and IS
IS at the Ferrel
Center in Waco.
A&M is the
highest ranked
team Baylor has
ever beaten.
In the losing
effort, junior Kristie Smedsrud led
the team with 25 kills and 14 digs.
Sophomore Farah Mensik led the
team in assists with 56.
The Bears (16-12, 5-9) outhit
the Lady Aggies .231 to .220, and
Baylor’s Nicole DeNault was unstop
pable with 24 kills.
The Lady Aggies’ (21-4, 12-2)
next game will be a rematch with
archrival the University of Texas
Wednesday in Austin at 7 p.m.
Men’s Swimming
Team victorious
Dingwall sisters
lose in semifinals
The Texas A&M Women’s Tennis
Team’s sister duo of senior Nancy
Dingwall and
The 19th-ranked Texas A&M
Men’s Swimming and Diving Team
defeated both the University of
Kansas and Iowa State University in
a dual meet at Robinson Natatorium
in Lawrence, Kan., Friday night.
The Aggies defeated Kansas
175.5 to 124.5 and Iowa State
164.5 to 116.5.
Leading the way was senior
Robb Pantano, who won the 200-
meter freestyle, 100-meter back-
stroke, 200-.meter backstroke and
swam on the first place 400-meter
freestyle relay team.
A&M Head Coach Mel Nash
said this was the best overall dual
meet they have had since he has
been at A&M.
“I’m especially proud of the way
Robb Pantano performed,” Nash
said. “We asked him to perform an
especially hard double in the 200-m
freestyle and coming right back and
competing in the 100-m backstroke."
NEW ORLEANS (AP)
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on the field in the last fe
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hurry to take charge agaii
New Orleans Saints on Sand
Chandler, who missed las:
game with an injury, and par
game the week before, thr
three touchdowns — two in
seven minutes — as the Ht
Oilers heat the Saints 31-14.
“They caught us offgi
Saints cornerback Mark)
lian said. “We knew they
good running back ini
George and the quarterbat
coming off an injury,'
thought they would try ton
ball. They caught us offgua
got us in a hole early.”
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feated in the
doubles semifi
nals of the ITA
Rolex Southwest
Regional Tennis
Championships
Saturday in Ausin
at the Penick-Alli-
son Tennis Cen
ter at the University of Texas.
The fifth-seeded Dingwalls
gathered four wins before falling
to the second-seeded Texas
Team Sandy Sureephong and
Laura Berendt, 8-1.
Earlier, Lisa was defeated in the
singles semifinals by Berendt, 6-4,
Women’s Swimming
Team earns split
Lisa Dingwall
The 24th-ranked Texas A&M
Women’s Swimming and Diving Team
defeated Iowa State University 238-
62 but lost to 22nd-ranked University
of Kansas 173-117 in a dual meet
at Robinson Natatorium in Lawrence,
Kan., Saturday.
The Lady Aggies were not at full
strength. Junior Stacie Karnes
missed the meet because of a death
in her family.
A&M Head Coach Don Wagner
said the meet was a lot closer
than the score indicated.
“Our team swam very well, we
have depth, we just need a little
gas in some of our individual
events,” Wagner said.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-
Fred Strickland rescued TroyAi
Aikman rescued the Dallas
One play after Aikman
what could have been am
costly interception, Stricklai
the ball back for him with!
terception of Elvis Grbac.
From there, Aikman thrc
the tying touchdown and!
drive leading to Chris Bonki
yard field goal with 8:43ii
overtime Sunday as theO
beat the San Francisco ISetsi
Dallas (6-4), in danf
falling out from postseasot
tention, avoided a si
straight loss and ended a!
game losing streak to
cisco (7-3). With bothWasl
and Philadelphia losing St
the Cowboys pulled withii
game of the NFC East lead.
The 49ers played much)
game with Grbac at quarterbi
place of Steve Young, who was
lined late in the second quarl
a concussion.
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Lecture Series
Free Lecture Series At The Rec Center
November 20
Nutrition Supplements
and Diet Pills
Upcoming Seminar
Debra Shipley and Dr. Jane Cohen will
discuss the side effects of nutritional
supplements and offer the real scoop
on all new diet pills.
Wednesday 5:15-6:15pm
281 Rec Center
Alcohol and Drugs
Sharon Sandifer of Scott & White
Clinic will explain the long term
effects of using drugs and
alcohol. Be smart, know what
you're getting into.
Feature Program
Nov. 4-Dec. 4
Get a five week pass for only $ 15,
and go to the classes you like, up
to three times a week.
Miss the old days
of dance team practice and
dance studio classes? Then come
join us at Rec Sports for a fun and
exciting workout!
Mon. & Wed.
5:20pm-6:20pm
Ides.
4:15pm-5:15 pm
Table Tennis CHnit
Get the upper hand with your table tennis game
Saturday Nov. IS
lOant- 1pm 4:30pm-7:30pm
Rec Center--Archery Room
Space is limited. Register today!
Advanced Adult Learn To Swim
Monday-Thursday
7:35pm-8:35pm
Nov. 11-14
& Nov. 18-21
Improve your stroke and develop new techniques for better swimming
with Rec Sports. The program features lessons in increasing stamina, water
confidence, deep water swimming, beginning diving, and new strokes.
Class is $18 for Rec memebrs and $28 for non-members.
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Nov. 15-17
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experienced guides will begin the weekend by
teaching you a variety of climbing techniques and
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Trip includes: transportation, rental of group camping equipment. clin’Z imping O U1
equipment, camping permits and instruction. 5|jortS tickets
THANSKSGIVING & WINTER BREAK TRIPS
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This Winter Break venture down to
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Either SCUBA dive Cozumel's beautifulct K Y a n mam
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Trip Includes:
Roundtrip airfare from Houston
5 days and 4 nights lodging
U.S. and Mexican departure tax
Boat/shore diving, tanks & weights
Registrar'r
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Outdoor Adventure Trip
Nov. 27-Dec. 1 on/y $157/187*
D uring this Thanksgiving Break enjoy
breathtaking views from towering
mountains, and unique wildlife and
vegetation from the Guadalupe
Mountains in the West Texas lowlands.
Registration
Now thru Nov. 18
Double Cheeseburger Or Sausage McMuffin I
with Egg Sandwich for only 99c
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Just present this coupon and get a
Sausage Mcmuffin with Egg Sandwich OR a
Double Cheeseburger for only 99c.
Limit one food item per coupon, per customer,
per visit. Please present coupon when ordering.
Not valid with any other offer.
Sausage McMuffin
with Egg Sandwich
Good only at McDonald's
Bryan/College Station
Valid until Dec. 3. 1996
Guadalupe Mts. National P sl
Home (
Backpacking Trip se e t|
Jan. 3-11 only So[ce
\ /isit a canyon that measures six
V times larger than the Grand lOSt San Dl
Canyon this Winter Break. BackptA. ,
Copper Canyon in Mexico with R e 4T sl lOllIlCH)
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Sports and explore one of Mexico-
national treasures.
Trip includes: transportation, guides, camping
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Sport
Clubs
Aggieland Open Racquetball Tournaif . (
November 22-24 Rec Center pCAJlsrer.,
All skills welcome. Entry deadline is Monday Nov. 18. Fojhould und
information call Ivan at 694-2716 or Jeff at 268-56^]^ tlTieint
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Weekend Events
Women's Volleyball ABonfire Classic
Women's Rubav vs Houston/Austin
Saturday 7:30am-mindight at Rec
Sunday 12-3pm at Zachary Rt#]