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ROOMMATES
Happily married, stay at home Mom, fun loving Dad.
Secure couple with loving supportive TAMU ALUMNI
family who all await your precious newborn to love.
Legal/medical expenses paid only. Nanaa/Bruce free 1-
888-788-2760.
Rooms for rent in new 4 -bedroom house. Large fenced
in yard. Pets ok. $250/mo. Call Al 775-8501.
Warm Sunlit Nursery, Great Parks And Trees, And An
Abundance of Love Await Your Baby. We Are Jill And
Bill. We Are Fully Certified With A Licensed Agency. To
Find Out More About Us, Call Pam Lucas At The Homes
Of St. Mark. In Houston, 800-543-2229.
Sublease 2bdrm/2bath. $100-0ff monthly rent. 1/1/97-
7/31/97. Near Tamu. 2-yrs. new. Microwave, w/d.
Very nice & spacious. 862-7961 (w).
Part time warehouseman needed work Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 4pm to 8pm. Start at $5.00.
Apply at Jack Hilliard Distributing Company, 1000
Independence, Bryan, Texas.
Female roommate needed. $250/mo. Own room. All
appliances and computer included. Call Christine at
823-6419.
A&M stays in stroke
with No. 2 TennesseeP
Sublease apartment. 1-bedroom 1-bath, walk-in closet,
$370/mo., plus utilities, shuttle, University Oaks.
Contact Fernando a\ 693-7721, fernan@sprynet.com.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sublease spacious Ibdrm/lbath apartment. New car
pet, patio, and large walk-in closet. January rent Free!!
$350/mo. Call 694-9247, leave message.
Part-time Clerical Position- Wednesday and Thursday,
5pm-9pm, and every other Saturday 10am-2pm, starting
ASAP. Apply in person: Nationwide Insurance, 1100-B
Harvey Road (Post Oak Square next to Al's Formal
Wear).
M/F roommate needed for Spring. 2bdrm/1 bath duplex
Hardwood floors. Pets ok. $ 175/mo. + 1/2 utilities. 361-
0034.
By Sara Duesing
The Battalion
Non- smoking male needed to share 2/1, C.S. Andy
764-5997.
Part-time help wanted, Grapevine Restaurant. Please
call 696-3411, leave name & number, & Gordon will call
to set-up interview.
Roommate needed for 3bdrm/2bath house, rent
$350/mo. includes utilities. 361-0067.
Attention All Students!!! Grants & Scholarships
Available From Sponsors!!! No Repayments, Ever!!!
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FOR SALE
SPORTS FANS!!! for up-to-date scores, pointspreads.
and much more. Call 1-900-526-5800, ext.6831.
$2.99/mfn. must be 18yrs.+ Serv-u (619)645-8434
1981 Suzuki 450, needs work, $500 or best offer.
3916, ask for Brent.
Part-time lawn maintenance needed. Work 15-
20hrs/wk. in afternoon. Start at $5/hr. Apply at Jack
Hilliard Distributing co., 1000 Independence, Bryan.
Roommate needed to share 2bdrm/2bath, w/d, shuttle
bus. $300/mo. plus 1/2-utilities. Call Angie, 696-7041.
Cable descrambler kit $14.95. View all Premium & Pay-
per-view channels. (313) 523-2767, (24 hrs.).
Part-time office assistant- receptionist needed for busy
Real Estate office. Please call 764-2100 for more infor
mation.
Serious M/F needed to sublease half of 2/2. January
paid, 1/2 Feb. paid, 1/2 bills. Call for complete package
775-8198.
Sublease room in 4-bdrm. house. $255/mo. +bills
Kari 268-3859.
Welcome Back Aggies!!! We Now Accept Aggiebucks.
Inspirations ‘Post Oak Mall '764-4444.
For sale TI-82 calculator, good condition, used in only
one semester $70.00 Will deliver, call Ben at 693-0421.
AUTO
Queen size sofa bed for sale. Only 3 years old, blue and
off-white $150 O.B.O. Please call 694-1305.
Part-time Office Help needed for busy Real Estate
Office. Must be computer literate, own car, and be able
to work M-F between the hours of 8:30a.m. and
5:30p.m. Call 846-2894 for details.
SERVICES
1990-Nissan Stanza-XE,
Immaculate condition,
bgodfrey@myriad.net
4-door,
$5,995.
fully loaded.
778-5712.
Queen size sofa sleeper $75, Love seat #30.
call 779-0079 after 5:00 p.m.
Promote the circus. Flexible hours. Hourly wage
w/bonus. Aggie managed. Denise, class '97. 846-
8818.
1990-Toyota Tercel 3-door hatchback. Very clean.
$2,950. Call 778-5712. bgodfrey@myriad.net
Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers, Microwaves &More at
low prices. Appliance Distributors, 2007 S.Texas
Avenue, Bryan. 775-3282.
1991 white Pontiac Le-Mans. Has 73,500 miles, good
a/c. $3,500 693-2784, 845-6942.
‘87 BMW 325. Excellent condition. Full equipment.
Great student or family car. $4,800/neg. 691-8504.
TI82 Calculator for sale. Hardly used. Includes instruc
tion manual and I/O port with cable. $70 Or Best Offer.
775-7347.
No Junk! ‘88 Ford Escort 2-door, auto., clean &depend-
able! $2,300 negotiable. 779-9513.
Twin bed with frame, good condition $45 or best offer.
Please call Joy at 693-5540.
SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadillacs,
Chevys, BMW’s, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WD‘s. Your
Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000, Ext.A-1652 for current
listings.
University approved dorm size refrigerator, freezer, &
microwave, all in one, $100. Cannon word processor
$50. Call 6964104 or 696-5226.
BED AND BREAKFAST
W/D $250 pair, dining table $70, 2 end tables $25, each
coffee table $45, entertainment center $50 Please call
847-0913.
Waitstaff $8-$10/hr. average.
4p.m. at Golden Corral.
Romantic Victorian B&B get-away. Plus gourmet can
dle-light dining. "The Pink House". 364-2868.
GARAGE SALES
The Famous “Pink House" Gourmet B&B. Now tak
ing reservations for Valentines (filet-mignon & lobster
tail). 364-2868.
f'DIUlDIITERC
Garage Sale 20-yrs. accumulation. Secretary and exec
utive desk, chairs, computers, luggage, golf equipments,
timers, clocks, bike, stop watches, clothing, beddings,
pillows, exercise equipment, stereo, speakers, books,
disposal, copier. 2700-Olser Blvd., Bryan. Medical
complex across from Mobley Pool. Saturday 8-4,
Sunday 10-4.
LOST A FOUND
Lost- Small, black Cocker Spaniel mix dog.
Reward. Contact 764-7102.
Reward. Lost Akita. Built like a Husky with black face.
Lost 1-13 near Sorority Row. Please call 694-7828.
Pentium 133MHZ computer, 1.2GB-HD, 8XCDROM,
16MB-RAM, 33.6Modem, Internet ready, sound+ 60w-
speakers, 14”-monitor $1,099. 1-year warranty. Call
846-7186 for 166MHZ &-upgrading.
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BJ MUSIC
Advertising Sales Representatives needed for Study
Breaks Magazine. Part-time, flexible hours, solid
account base. Call 268-1496
Attractive singles in your area, your age, your style!!! 1-
900-484-7070, ext.4387. $2.99/min. Must be 18+
Serve-U (619)645-8434.
Mobile DJ -Bryan Mitchell- parties, sorority and fraterni
ty functions, dance music 693-0084.
Sound Power Entertainment. Professional DJ Service.
Experienced in weddings, parties, proms, banquets, &
sorority/fratemity events. Large & small sound systems.
Lights/smoke available. Large selection of music. Also
available: bands & equipment rental. Aggie owned. Call
Tommy Reed, 696-9754.
ATTENTION STUDENTS!!!!!! Up to $8.00 Apply now,
filling 38-openings, scholarships, internships available.
Conditions apply. No experience necessary. Start
immediately. 696-7734.
Dependable Sports Results Now!! 1-900-526-5800,
ext.3914. $2.99/min. MustbelSyrs. Serv-u (619) 645-
8434.
Cashiers &kitchen help. All hours available. Contact
Burger Boy, 846-2146.
Up to 75% OFF! Jan.17-19 @ Inspirations in Post Oak
Mall. We Now Accept AGGIEBUCKSII! Crazy ain't it?
China Garden Restaurant now hiring all positions.
Please call 823-2818.
DICTC
STARZ Mobile Entertainment-Professional DJ.
Specializing in 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.
Customer Service is more than a Buzz Word!! Join our
team in helping businesses improve their customer ser
vice. Must have good phone skills. Flexible schedule,
10-15 hours per week. Valuable experience for your
resume, especially business majors. Resume request
ed. 846-5142.
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs Many purebreeds!
Brazos Animal Shelter. 775-5755.
Two- lyr. old kittlens. Free to good home; w/enclosed
litterbox, carrier for travel, food and litter. Call Todd at
694-0739.
The Party Block Mobile DJ-Professional DJ- Peter
Block. Specializing in Weddings, Date Parties, Dances,
Formals for Tamu Students, Faculty & Staff. Huge
music selection, excellent Club Light & Smoke package.
Formal attire, mobile to anywhere. For The Best-Call
693-6294. http://www.inc.com/users/pblock.html.
DESIGNER-Engineering major with one year of design
experience needed for satellite antenna company.
Design, draw & check the of others. Knowledge of AWS
& AISC requirements, AutoCad or FEA desirable.
Terms negotiable. Call Alpha Engineering Services,
260-5085.
ROOMMATES
Female roommate needed, 2bdrm/2bath, $590/mo.
Great location. Call Misti or Christine 696-6383.
M/F roommate ASAP until Mid-May.
$270/mo. +1/2 utilities, busrt. 694-0808.
FOR RENT
1 & 2 bedroom apartments, close to campus, $100-
$350. Available now! 696-2038.
1 and 2/bdrm apartment. Available Now. Ask about our
specials. 822-0472.
EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER OPPORTUNITY - Camp
Wayne, NE PA (3 hrs./NYC) - Sports oriented.
Counselor/Specialists for all Land/Water Sports Inc.
Tennis Camping, Climbing/Ropes, Mountain Biking,
Rocketry, .Roller Hockey, Sailing/Waterskiing, A & C,
Drama, Radio, Video. Campus Interviews - Tues., Feb.
18th. Please call 1-800-737-9296 or 516-883-3067.
Recurrent Genital
Herpes Study
1st. month free. Large clean 2bdrm/11/2ba. Southwood
Valley fourplex. Ceiling fans, by park & shuttle.
$500/mo. 694-7631/690-1093.
Handyman ranch hand needed. Must have experience.
$5/hr. Good working conditions. Call 764-8914.
2-11/2 available immediately. W/d connection, pets ok.
$40b/mo. Call 846-0347.
Keg helper needed. Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Monday. Approximately 30hrs/wk. Start at $6/hr. Apply
at Jack Hilliard Distributing Co., 1000 Independence,
Bryan.
2-rooms available in clean, quiet 3-bedroom 2-bath
house. Located across from park. $250/mo. 696-1841.
2bdrm/11/2bath condo. 2411 Delee #17. Very nice. No
smoking or pets. $595/mo. 764-8914.
M/F Chippendale style dancers needed for local
telegram service. Earn up to $35/hr. Good fun! Great
payl 731-1238, for details.
3-11/2-2 carport, newly renovated townhouse, fenced
backyard, shuttle, $600/mo. 696-4343.
Now Hiring Pharmacy Technician. Experience A Plus.
Please Contact Kroger, Bryan. 779-9251.
Volunteers needed to participate
in a clinical research study for
the treatment of recurrent genital
herpes with an oral medication.
Participants must be prescreened
and enrolled before next
recurrence. Eligible volunteers
will be compensated for their
time and travel.
4-bedroom country house. 8-min. from campus; ca/ch,
w/d connections, big enough for 5 students. Pets/hors
es ok. $1,000/mo. 779-7193.
Part time technician needed for afternoon deliveries for
medical equipment company. Appy at 700 East
University #103, Monday through Friday, 8-5.
Asthma Study
Apartment For Rent. January paid. No deposit. Call
Mark 846-8035, pager 361-8611.
Part-time bookkeeper for small business,
to P.O.Box-125, iBryan.TX. 77806.
Apartment for sub-lease at Doux Chene, $385/mo.
at 693-9186. Rent negotiable.
Brand new 3-bedroom, 2-story duplex in C.Sta.
$995/mo. 2-bedroom downstairs apartment in Bryan,
some bills paid, $400/month, 2-bedroom 4-plex in
C.Sta., w/d included $455/month, & $495/month .
Ready for move-in. 694-9140
FREE Limited'Edition A&M T-Shirt With $50 Purchase
At Inspirations, Jan.17-19. (764-4444).
Holleman Park Apartments. On shuttle bus route. Two
bed rooms. New carpet, cable connection, close to
laundry. Sub lease from Jan.'97 to Aug./97. Free furni
ture! $325 +utilities. Call Indira 845-3442 or 764-4410.
Appointment available at any time.
Large country home to rent/share 4bdrm/2ba.
$1,000/mo. w/5 ac. 690-6742.
Like new 3bdrm/1 bath mobile home. 2-miles from cam
pus. $450/mo., $250 deposit. Call Ben 774-5712.
Now accepting
applications
for Crew Personnel.
Apply at any
Subway Location
Volunteers with mild to moderate
asthma needed to participate in
a clinical research study using an
oral investigative medication.
Eligible volunteers will be
compensated up to $300.
Call for information:
J & S Studies, Inc.
846-5933
Athlete’s Foot Study
Room in house. Female. Shuttle. $170/mo. +1/3 utili
ties. Nancy, 775-0728. Available now.
College Court
January FREE!
Larger 2 Bedrooms Clothes
Washers/Dryers Utilities Paid
(water, heating of water, sewer,
garbage pickup)
Ceiling Fans • Intrusion Alarms
• Health Club • Swimming Pool
Near TAMU $419
823-7039
3300 S. College Ave.
Individuals ages 18 years and older |
with a first episode
GENITAL HERPES infection
are being recruited for a 42-week
research study of an anti-viral •
medication. $300 will be paid to
qualified volunteers who enroll
and complete this study.
Patients volunteers needed for
Research Study of new
investigational medicine. Free
physical exam, treatments, study
medications, and lab tests
available for qualified participants.
Patient stipend available for
qualified participants ages 12
years & above. No topical
(prescription or over
the counter) treatment in the last 2 wks.
Fever Blister Study
VACCINE STUDY
Sonnenblick
January FREE!
Larger 2 Bedrooms, 5 Clothes
Clothes Washers/Dryers Covered
Parking Utilities Paid
(water, heating of water, sewer, garbage
pickup)
Ceiling Fans • Intrusion Alarms •
Health Club • Pool • Shuttle
$439
691-2062
3700 Plainsman Ave
VIP is conducting a research study
on an investigational vaccine for
the PREVENTION of GENITAL
HERPES. This is a 19-month
study consisting of 7 visits. Up to
$300 will be paid to those who
complete the study.
To qualify you must:
•Be 18 years of age or older
•Do not haverecurrent
genital herpes.
For more information call
Volunteer with history of herpes
labialis (fever blisters) needed to
participate in a research study
using an investigational topical
preparation. Must be
pre-screened before your next
fever blister. Eligible volunteers
may receive up to $280.
Cali NOW for information.
Call for information:
J & S Studies, Inc.
846-5933
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STUDENTS NEEDED -pass out fliers to apartments in
neighborhoods. Call 696-1065 for more information.
TRAVEL
TELEMARKETING POSITIONS- Openings, full or part-
time, must be able to work 1/2-day Saturdays. Base pay
$6 +bonus. Weekly pay, flexible scheduling. Apply in
person. 700-University Drive East, ste.#104, C.Station.
691-8682.
Snow skiing in Northern New Mexico. Townhouse
sleeps 17. Ski Red River, Taos & Angel Fire. $125-
$350 a night 846-8916, ask tor John
WANTED
Telephone interviewer position available. $5/hr., days,
evenings, weekends work. Contact IntelliQuest at 268-
5307 or come by 702-Univ. Dr. Ea., Ste.102F, C.Sta.
Looking for a senous male C&W dance partner to try out
for Aggie Wranglers. Call 847-0745.
Apply Tues.-Fit, 2p.m.-
Students who wants to lose weight. Metabolism prod
ucts. $29.95 V/MC/Disc. & Checks. Fast free local
delivery. (409)823-3307 B./C.Sta. or 1-800-927-3340.
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Superintendent. Must be motivated, experienced & will
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Entering competition as the
underdogs, the Texas A&M
Men’s Swimming and Diving
Teams proved it would not give
up without a fight.
The Aggies faced the No. 2
University of Tennessee
Volunteers in their tenth dual
meet of the season Thursday. After
a shaky first half, A&M came back
strong, finishing closely behind
Tennessee, 129 to 102.
“This was definitely a chal
lenge,” A&M Head Men’s
Swimming Coach Mel Nash said.
“It was a major step up for our
guys and I am really pleased.”
A&M produced impressive
times in two challenging races in
the last events. Freshman Matt
Rice finished in first place in the
200-meter breaststroke with a
time of 2:06.74. The A&M relay
team, consisting of sophomores
lerrod Kappler and Ryan Slater
and freshmen Michael Colligan
and Keven Kehlenback, gained 11
points for the Aggies in the 200-
meter freestyle relay with a first
place finish at 1:22.80.
The diving team had successes
of its own. Sophomore Mark
Naftanel finished first in both div
ing events — the one-meter and
three-meter competitions.
“Mark had a great day,” A&M
Head Diving Coach Kevin
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“We’re learning that these top
ranked teams are human," Nasli
said. “We ;nay not beat them even
time but we can swim with them.'
A&M’s dual meet record now
stands at 6-4 as they prepares
face the University of Texas
next Saturday.
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By Chris Ferrell
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The Texas A&M Women’s
Basketball Team (6-7, 0-3) will
look to get back on the winning
road when it welcomes the
Oklahoma State Cowgirls (10-3, 2-
1) to G. Rolle White Coliseum
Saturday at 7 p.m.
A&M Head Coach Candi
Harvey said the Lady Aggies, who
have lost five straight, have been
encouraged by their play over the
last few games and are primed for
a breakout performance.
Harvey said the team has
shown flashes of brilliance at
times but was not able to put
together two consistant halves.
“If we can put two halves
together, even as young as we are,
as little as we are, with all the defi
ciencies we have, we can still com
pete in this league,” Harvey said.
“We need to do what we did in the
first half against (the University of)
Texas. That was ironically our
worse loss of the year as far as the
score was concerned, but it was
our best first half of the season.”
A&M was able to stay with Texas
early by staying within the offense
and using good ball distribution to
create shots, something that will bt
key against Oklahoma State. rpi .
“We have to work together bet I rJ6 DCS
ter,” freshman forward Ker<
Alexander said. “Too many time!
we’re trying to do it one on one,b)
ourselves when instead, w
should pull together and use ead
other to score.”
Oklahoma State will providf
yet another tough Big 12 test foi he Promised 1
A&M. The Cowgirls are comingo:
of a 21-point victory over Texas ' e ars ago thi
Tech. OSU also features three nl
the Big 12’s top 20 scorers
Alexander said the Lady Aggies
who have had to rely on five fresh :n the day of
is tc
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freshmen, but now is the time fos nember the
the freshmen to step up. v ords every d
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Alexander said. “Its just a matteri An excellei
us saying,‘hey, we’re not going to h ind of comr
denied.’ We have to start playingti iouthwest Bla
win instead of not to lose."
Senior guard Lana Tucker sailhis today and
the team feels confident they cai lie conferenc
turn things around and make: o]
strong showing through the rests oday, King v
the Big 12 season.
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are the worse is when they tun
around,” Tucker said.
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Brown said he was proud of
Jolivet for keeping her commit
ment to A&M.
“We are so happy she stayed
loyal to A&M and came to com
pete for us after her two years in
Odessa,” Brown said. “She has the
athleticism and tools to help her
to continue to get better and to
reach her fullest capabilities.”
Although Jolivet captured
first-place Southwest Conference
titles in the 100 and 400 hurdles
along with three third-place SWC
relay titles at the last Southwest
Conference Championships, she
said she has even higher hopes
for this season.
“I really want to place in the
top three at nationals in the 100
hurdles by breaking my time of
7.71,” Jolivet said. “As far as
relays are concerned, I usually
get very nervous so I never can
tell how good or bad I will do
until I run. For the most part
though, I want to help add depth
to the team and occupy the link
they need by competing in dif
ferent events.”
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her opinion and really come
out here to work.”
As a returning All-American
and the No. 1 NCAA pick in#
100-hurdles, jolivet is expectedn
team up with Kirkland to
A&M the top one-two hur#
punch in the nation.
Brown said because of Jolive
and Kirland’s success, Jolivet
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even though others try to knockhe-
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can really depend on Rosa Jolivet
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ing experience in high-magnitud
meets but is not planning too U
into the future.
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competing in another 01ympi (
trial,” Jolivet said. “It reall'
depends on my career opportuni
ties. I will pursue the opportune
that is greatest at the time."
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