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SPRING BREAK S. Padre Isr 119 Matatlan 299 FREE Parties FREE Meals FREE Activities Student Express Inc. 1.800.787.3787 Best Packages Best Prices Guaranteed! Place Your Ad In The Battalion Call 845-0569 SUMMER JOB! Are you looking for a fun and exciting job this summer that is both challenging and rewarding? Do you have experience ‘ * w with children ages 5-12? The College Station Summer Day Camp is now accepting applications until Feb. 17. The camp is 10 weeks long and offers a variety of games, art, and field trips. There are two all day camps ages (5-8) and (9-12) and a half-day camp. Applications may be picked up at 104 Timber Street #3. If you have any questions call 764-5430. Ewe Hall After; h awKs of {sRcetttfOr Lft&OR ff4 To05? Sfiftp*.,. 6«T 5BK0R Moo GfOitfc* .To po? Do you feel A Void At The End of Fraternity Rush? If so then come to A Pool Shoot/Informational at Yesterday's between 7 - 9 on Thurs. Jan. 30 And Fill That Void! PHI KAPPA THETA Looking for the leaders of tomorrow. Today. For information contact CHRIS • 694-9065 or SEAN • 693-7705 1'Nt TRMSFERRlNtr INTO MARITIME STUt>iet> AT it cwt'f 7bvX*weR i Than i Tuts t Peeps By Micha vjWcoflean's cMe&L FAIR Time a^auj. Tie Chicago W M ived most of t ^season shoppi os feel the sign make anoth and the Natic n for the 1996 fcuring the Hoi ■ch made a stop Javers and coacht SOos lei ■ and ahead to 5 ■The Astros foci ■re-signing cun Bieir lineup. Whe biggest nei ■n of a 10-playei largest trade in «/■ Idres made a 12- fcouston gave As squad, outfii \ || next Kenny Lo JAected, and sho vMln exchange, th itAlpen that struggl By Quatn Firs r i c a ■ns to the roster Itkowski, who wa B4 free-agent dra Je team also acqu New Astros ma Iw pitchers will 1 |pring training. “You know, I dor said.“I don’t wan TMKEE MONTHS Of K-? it’s going to be i mpc YET; THREE-MONTH GOTJANP TV HAS Alim Lan>ul on som.- ■“LITTLE FRIENP THEtESf f! - we have 27 pi TO GIVE IN TO ami NON WHY PONT YOU we’ve got three or Of YDOR CRAPPTT- If somebody has a Bank Eas what students ? (you want it? you got it.) I want c* And not just any checking account. I want it here, in town, and not a million miles away. I’m going to A&M, the best #*%@ school in the country. I am th.e 12th. Man! So I want the 12th Man Account. I want my bank close. I mean close like right across the street from campus. And just because I'm on campus a lot, doesn't mean I'll always be on campus. things t o do . So I want more banks all over town - at least eight. And if you can't keep up with my hours, give me ATMs - at least 10. gin I want a bank that can get me a student loan when I need it. No hassles. No run-arounds. Quick. Simple. Painless. F i r S t Ame r 1 c an B Arik SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING MON TUES WED THUR Feb 3 Feb 4 Feb 5 Feb 6 CHEM 3-5 CH CH CH PRAC 102 PM 15A 15B 16, 17 TEST CHEM 5-7 CH CH CH PRAC 101 PM 1, 2 3 4 TEST RHYS 7-9 CH CH CH PRAC 218 PM 1-3 4 5 TEST CHEM 9-11 CH CH CH PRAC 102 PM 15A 15B 16, 17 TEST CHEM 11 PM- CH CH CH PRAC 107 1 AM 1-3 4 5 TEST 7-9 PM CH CH RHYS OR PRAC PRAC 208 11 PM- 1 AM 24 25 TESTA TEST B MATH 9-11 PART PART PART PRAC 151 PM 1 2 3 TEST BUSINESS MON Feb 3 TUES Feb 4 WED Feb 5 THUO Feb 6 f ACCT 7-9 CH CH CH EXAM 229 PM 4 5 6 REV J ACCT 9-11 BILLY BILLY 229 PM PART 1 PART 2 SUN Feb 2 MON Feb 3 m Feb 4 FINC 9-12 PM PART PART 9-11 PM PART 341 SUN MON 1 2 TUE ft Janssen finish te in the SWC C Indepi the 12th Man checking account, eight convenient locations, 10 ATMs, the University Center right across the street from campus, and lender of various student loans Visit us on the Internet at our home page — http://www.first-american-bank.com tir JPA FIRST . ^gpnencan Aggie Owned. Aggie Strong. Aggie Proud. First American Bank, SSB Member FDIC WHAT’S IT LIKE AT THE PLASMA CENTER, FOR $140 A MONTH' To the staff of the Plasma Center, I would like to start by saying thank you to each and every employee for making the past three years enjoyable in a professional, efficient and courteous environment. As a donor since 1993, I have been more than satisfied with every aspect of your operation, which allows myself and others to contribute what we can to community service, all the while being serviced by diligent, but relaxed, workers. Everyone at the Plasma Center, from those behind the front counter to the phlebotomists to the supcn.c.ors, have made great efforts to insure that each donor feels hygienically safe, as well as keep ing the atmosphere light. Like most, I started coming to the Plas ma Center for monetary reasons, but I soon de veloped acquaintances that appealed to me al most as much as the original need for money, enabling me to look forward to each donation, not only for my wallet’s sake but also to see my he ISL proi earning cr< a cooperative ic Enhance', ihd Research ourses j 'NA207: Business Into 102/112: Fundamf 'ON 203: Principles of I pT 106: History of the l friends. Like I commented to someone recet ly, talking to people at the Plasma Centerwi ( like getting mail from a far-off friend thatyo IJ don’t get to do much with, but who you can tall to as often as you write. For those acquaio tances and for your continual services. I woui like to thank all of those I’ve come to knowani appreciate over the past three years - Emily, a® Tracy, Heath, and Marty, Ada and Josie, etc. ^ TH1 66: Topics in con more I can’t remember or those who have go® on to better things. So, as I graduate from this great Uni versity, I bid you all a fond farewell andstroni commendations on such a successful blend® quality medical practice and friendly servicf Thank you all and have a great summer. C.T IS 207: State and Loc 205: Introduction of Resources ai lIOLOGICAL! THE PLASMA CENTER 700 E. University^ 268-6050 4223 Wellborn Rd 846-8855 J