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$7/hr. 690-7890.
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(pi ening work doing commercial office clean-
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progressively responsible clerical position.
■■ persons can apply to St. Joseph Regional
oymeu: Center at 2601 Osier Blvd., Bryan, through
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idle . Waitstatf needed. Apply in person from
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linning in May 1998. Both field and laboratory
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jobs. Student or couple with ranch or farm
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ummer. Housing and salary furnished. Apply with
rto300 Walton Drive, C.Sta., TX 77840.
A work for rent program. 6-students needed with
leal work experience to work between May-10th &
it in exchange for an apartment for the summer.
3904 Old College Road, Bryan, TX.
luxe Diner hiring wait-staff and cooks. Apply in
J203 University Dr.
Flexible hours. Please no phone calls,
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>4-7724.
Inmates. 3bdrm/2bath mobile home. Available in
I bills paid. $300/mo. Ig.-bdrm. $250/mo. sm -
1823-2351
mates. M/F. Summer. 3bdrm/2bath house,
se’ocampus. Justin, 691-2131.
mate needed. 3bdrm/2bath house. $240/mo.
ilities. Walk to campus. 693-0870.
imate. 2bdrm/2bath apartment. Summer,
lo.+1/2bills. No deposit. Call 693-9882.
mates needed for May. $250/mo. +1/2bills.
?bdrm/1bath, w/d. Stacy, 694-2512.
roommate needed a.s.a.p. $250/mo. No bills.
> route. 5-minutes from campus. 693-5645.
roommate needed, summer, 2bdrm/2bath, w/d,
to campus. Call 779-9302.
roommate needed. Summer. $200/mo. Own
5m in large duplex. Wolfpen area. 693-3725.
|bdrm/1bath duplex, on shuttle route, close to cam-
its ok, non-smoker preferred, rent negotiable,
lobile Mechanic 693-0726.
[mate needed to share furnished 2bdrm/2bath
Summer. $357/mo. +1 futilities. Call
ill @695-1559.
(mate needed. 2bdrm/2bath apartment. Summer,
lo. (normally $300+/mo). Call 695-2692.
Imate wanted for Fall. Please call 693-9432.
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Tuesday • April 7, 1998
The Battalion
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Aggie Sports Briefs
from staff and wire reports
Aggies host SHSU Men finish strong
in Olsen rematch at U.S. Collegiate
After a weekend road trip to Iowa
State which saw A&M take two of
three from the Cyclones, the Aggies
return to Olsen Field Tuesday at 7
p.m. against Sam Flouston State.
The wins over the Cyclones
made the Aggies’ conference
record 12-6 and upped their over
all mark to 29-11. The victories
also kept A&M ranked eleventh in
the Baseball America poll.
Despite an overall record of 18-
19, Sam Flouston State will be look
ing to take its second win from the
Aggies this season. The Bearkats
won 10-7 Feb. 24 in Fluntsville
behind three shutout innings of
relief from Jonathan Fiarraird.
Courtney Weller took the loss for
A&M. The loss for the Aggies made
their all-time record against Sam
Flouston State 60-32-1.
Chris Fulbright will get the ball for
A&M in the rematch. Fulbright is 1-1
on the season, with a 5.40 ERA, 10
strikeouts and 6 walks. Mark
Johnson needs one more win to tally
600 wins in 14 years as head coach.
Johnson trails only Tom Chandler,
who he served under as an assis
tant, in wins by an Aggie head coach.
Chandler amassed 660 victories in
26 seasons at the helm of A&M.
While the Texas A&M Baseball
Team will be trying to give Johnson
his 600th decision, Aggie fans will
be treated to 25-Cent Flot Dog Night.
The Texas A&M Men’s Golf
Team found their comfort zone in
the U.S. Collegiate Championships
on Sunday and fired an even-par
final round of 288 which was the
best of the day. The team finished
eighth overall in the tournament
and was 32 strokes behind cham
pion Florida State.
Miguel del Angel led A&M with
rounds of 75-75-70=220 to finish
tied for 15th place. Five Aggie golfers
placed in the top 50 golfers overall.
The Aggies will compete in the
MacGregor Downs Intercollegiate in
Cary, N.C., before heading to the Big
12 Championships April 27 to 28 in
Flutchinson, Kan.
ASU/PING sends
women to eighth
The llth-ranked Texas A&M
Women’s Golf Team finished in
eighth place on Sunday at the Arizona
State/PING Invitational. The Aggies
finished 60 strokes behind champion
No. 8 Stanford. Texas A&M finished
ahead of three ranked teams.
Senior Jamie Flullett tied for
10th place in the individual stand
ings which ranks as her fourth-
straight top-12 finish.
Sophomore Anna Becker suf
fered a back injury and withdrew
from the final two rounds.
The World Unfolds for Graduate Students
and Graduating Seniors with:
If you're a U.S. citizen, you can perform
research abroad in the country of your choice.
For more information, Please attend an
information session in 154 Bizzell Hall West.
Tuesday, April 7 at 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 8 at 11:00 a.m.
Study Abroad Programs; 161 Bizzell Hall West; 845-0544
Check out the Fulbright Website at http://www.iieorg/fulbright
YOU’RE
INVITED!
Texas Business Leaders and Nubian Awards
“Celebration of Achievement”
Wednesday, April 8, 1998 at 3 P.M.
MSC Stark Galleries
Join us to mingle with many dynamic student leaders
at Texas A&M, meet a few Texas State Representatives,
and network with several of the states leading business
owners and corporate executives. Also, support your
fellow Aggie classmates for their leadership achieve
ments for the 1997-1998 school year. So mark your
calendar... TQDAYS!!
For more information please call 845-1513.
Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request three
(3) working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to die best of our abilides.
Madden stays perfect
for men’s tennis team
y 1 »
T he No. 19 Texas A&M
Men’s Tennis Team (11-3,
4-1) will resume Big 12 play
on Friday in Boulder, Colo.,
against No. 38 Colorado and will
travel to Lincoln, Neb., on
Sunday to face No. 68 Nebraska.
Hangin’ with the Pros
Aggie freshman Rafael de
Mesa, currently No. 38 in the
Rolex Collegiate Rankings,
recently competed in the River
Oaks International Tennis
Tournament in Houston.
De Mesa made his presence
known, winning, 6-3, 6-4, in the
first round against the world’s
No. 214-ranked player, Wade
Maguire.
Also competing were Petr
Korda and Jeff Tarango, ranked
No. 3 and No. 50 in the world,
respectively.
Home Court Perfection
At the beginning of a long
March homestand, Coach Tim
Cass said the Aggies’ goal was to
remain undefeated at home, and
they did just that. Including a
make-up match with TCU on
April 2, A&M finished the homes
tand 6-0, and notched its overall
home record to 9-0.
The Aggies will close out their
home season April 18 at 6 p.m.
against Kansas.
Still Going...
Speaking of perfect records,
Aggie freshman Shuon Madden
has improved his to 13-0, after
victories last weekend against
North Carolina and Duke.
Madden, who plays in the No.
3 slot for the Aggies, was recently
named Big 12 Tennis Player of
the Week.
Moving On Up
The Aggies have climbed
steadily in the Rolex Collegiate
Rankings this season, thanks in
part to their ability to do
something so few teams seem
to do: consistently beat lower-
ranked teams.
A&M’s only losses are to
LSU, UT and Duke, all top-15
mainstays.
- Al Lazarus is a sophomore
journalism major.
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Mathematics Contest
Annual Freshmen and Sophomore
Mathematics Contest
Wednesday, April 8, 1998
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Room 317 Milner Hall
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It is intended to award at least six prizes:
1. $ 150 for paper judged best overall
2. $125 for second place
3. $100 for third place
4. $80 for fourth place
5. $60 for fifth place
6. $50 for sixth place
Contest problems will cover topics through Math 152
(Engineering Calculus II) for Freshmen contestants, and through
Math 308 (Differential Equations) for Sophomore contestants.
Contact Doug Hensley, e-mail: doug.hensley@math.tamu.edu
or check the Math Dept. Home Page: http://www.math.tamu.edu.
(For purposes of this contest, freshmen are first-year undergraduate
students, and sophomores are second-year undergraduate students.)
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