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HELP WANTED
> Factory now hiring all positions. Apply at
JlMain, Bryan or call 822-7754.
H Education major or Kinesiology major want-
Jcare position. Approximately 20hrs/wk, after-
> Must have good transportation. 2-year year-
flon beginning a.s.a.p. 774-0040.
id Bartender. Apply in person at the
imlganClub. 2205-So. College Ave., Bryan, TX.
linipiposition for installing decals and graphics,
jrage pay. Some over night travel. 778-4613,
eage.
j^ttceptionist wanted for dental office. Not tem-
ypifnmer job. Please call 764-7101, Mon.-Fri., 8-
1-5.
Price|Burritos At The Bird!! We need motivated
:aff. All positions available. Opportunities to
vance and increase pay. Apply in person
rfrUat Freebirds, 2050 Texas Ave., or 319
ksltyln Northgate.
Mlantt'd This Summer: Want to work in the one of
lutes' places on campus? Know pottery, wood-
tig, oi matting/framing? In summer school ‘98 and
alittl e extra income? Call MSC University Plus at
(for more information.
fed. Full time preferred. Manual labor. Start
pontact Tim at 693-9349.
jnted: Wait Staff, Cook, Housekeeping
Front Desk All Shifts, and Night Auditor,
ferson at 1503 Texas Ave. South.
'|diate hiring for bicycle delivery and cashiers. 311
T|ti- : 846-2146, Burger Boy Northgate.
opening for top-notch Administrative
J Full-time salary, offer depends on experience
jcations. Call Equity Real Estate. 696-4464.
Section (Bryan-ISD's afterschool program).
_j)ting applications for Fall ‘98 employment. M-
{•5: f5p.m., $5.50/hr. Substitute positions also
J $5.15/hr. Childcare experience required,
fcrson. 2200-Villa Maria, Rm.11. 731-7803 for
Imation Bryan-ISD. EOE by choice.
Tseeks Editorial Assistant. Start September.
Kiel literate. 20hrs/wk. Flexible schedule.
1 major preferred. 690-7559.
Saco Food Mart has opening for cashiers,
■ply at 3211-B Texas Ave., Bryan.
|a money with flexible hours, part-time evening
neral cleaning of office buildings. Starting at
ICall 823-1775, ext.902 for more information
ping Opportunity for aggressive self-motivat-
’erson to sell advertising for KKYS Mix 104.7.
lies experience a must. If you are ready to
money call (409)846-5597 or fax resume:
Attention: Carl Orozco, KKYS-FM is a
s hiring experienced waitstaff. Available
lifts Please call 779-2558.
[cook position needed. Koppe Bridge Bar &
-2933.
evening work doing commercial office clean-
■j-Fri. Call for an appointment, 823-5031.
|job helping handicap, male A&M student pre-
!70/mo 12hrs/wk. 846-3376.
firm seeks office help. Computer literate. 10-
tok Flexible schedule. 690-7559.
SALES PEOPLE. We have Full and Part
[ling telemarketing positions available immedi-
f/hourly base pay + bonuses. Flexible sched-
pply in person at: IMS, 700-Univ. Dr. E.,
/Station (behind Golden Corral). 691-8682.
I/Marketlng Internships. University directories is
idents to sell yellow pages advertising for offi-
lus telephone directories in Texas this summer.
|rnship. Training program. Excellent sales &
3 experience. Call 1-800-743-5556, ext.143 or
[umiversityd i rectories. com.
! ®' ^RFivORK Program. Part-time. Flexible sched-
bund classes with above average pay.
jhips available, conditions apply. Training pro-
lall 10-4. 696-7734.
workers/Techniclan needed in cotton molecular
[lab. Contact John Yu at 260-9237, 260-9311.
BREAK EMPLOYMENT. Need students
following areas to survey seat belt use for the
'ransportation Institute: Abilene, Amarillo,
rownsville, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, El Paso,
Laredo, Lubbock, Midland, San Angelo, San
’ Tyler, and Waco. Surveys are 3-days or less,
jne between May 18 & June 6. $7.00/hr., $50
Call 845-2736 between 8a.m. & 5p.m. for
Spevine Restaurant needs part-time help. Call
^11 to set-up appointment.
iuzuki Katana 600, blk/pur, 4,500mi, very sharp,
i 695-65 38.
JpR 600 F2. Cheap insurence.
fneg. 693-5080.
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REAL ESTATE
Gov’t Foreclosed homes from pennies on $1.
Delinquent Tax, Repo's. REO's. Your Area. Toll Free
(1)800-218-9000, Ext H-1652 for current listings
ROOMMATES
$250/mo. +utilities. Own room. Close to campus. Near
Shuttle. 693-9103.
1-Female needed to sublease summer at University
Commons. Reduced rate! 764-7883.
1-Female to sublease for summer. Nice 3bdrm/2bath
duplex w/w&d, furnished, will negotiate. Call Becca,
779-7020.
1-Roommate needed for summer. Share 3bdrm/2bath
apartment. $185/mo. W/D. 693-4240.
1- Roommate needed. Share 3bdrm/2bath house.
Summer, Fall. $275/mo. +1/3utilities. 822-1214.
2- F-Roommate. Summer &Fall. 3bdrm/2bath,
1,900sq.ft. house. W/D, close to campus, non-smoker.
$325/mo. +1/3bills. Stacy, 823-8972.
2-Fem. Roommates. Brand new 3bdrm/2bath duplex,
w/d included. $317/mo. 1 -year lease. 775-5627.
2-Female roommates needed for summer. $300/mo.
3bdrm/2bath duplex. Shalle, 695-6858.
2-M/F roommates needed. On bus route, new 3-bed
room mobile home, w/d. $225/mo. +1/3utilities. Call
Billy at 823-1213.
2-Roomates. Summer. 3bdrm/2bath duplex. W/D.
$283/mo. +1/3utilities. May rent Free!! Brent, 268-
1384.
2-Roommates needed. M/F. Summer/ Fall. $250/mo.
4bdrm/2bath house. W/D. Martha, 693-9189.
3 M/F-Roommates needed for Summer. 3bdrm/2bath,
w/d, $250/mo. bills included. Jennifer, 694-8528.
4bdrm/1bath house. $143.75/person. 10-minute walk
to campus. Pets welcome, large fenced yard +storage
area. Ken, 260-0088, 845-3406.
C.Sta., 2bdrm/1bath duplex, on shuttle route, fenced
backyard, pets ok, non-smoker preferred, $195/mo.
+bills. Call Mobile Mechanic 693-0726, 255-3000.
F-Roommate needed. Fall/Spring '98-'99. Rent
$150/mo.+1/3utilities. Quiet area. 823-7305.
F-Roommate needed. Summer. Nom-smoker.
$230/mo. +1 futilities. Close to campus. Tonya, 696-
5856.
F-Roommate. Summer only. Own room. Fully fur
nished. $225/mo.+1 futilities. 694-9351.
Female roommate needed a.s.a.p. W/D, fenced,
3bdrm/2bath duplex. Webhollow Circle. $250/mo. No
deposit!! Dogs ok 775-7094.
Female. 2bdrm/2bath. $340/mo. +1 futilities. Bus
route. Fall. Clean, studious. 268-4411.
M-Roommate needed for Fall/Spring. $187/mo. 2-
blocks from campus. Own bedroom, shared bathroom.
694-1649.
M-Roommate. Summer only. 3bdrmf bath, w/d, shut-
tle-rt. $250/mo. +bills. Chris, 695-9907.
Male roommate for summer only. $250/mo. plus 1/2-
utilities. W/D, on shuttle route. Nick, 268-2267.
Male/Female roommate needed. 2bdrm/1bath duplex.
$250/mo. +1/2utilities. Call Abby at 764-5842.
Non-smoker male roommate. Summer/Fall. 4-mile from
A&M. $180/mo.+1 futilities. 823-0381.
Room for rent. Summer only. $330/mo., all bills paid.
Kenneth, 696-4343.
Roommate needed for May. 2bdrm/11/2bath duplex, off
SWPkwy, $275/mo. 693-9134.
Roommate needed for summer. 2bdrmfbath.
$150/mo. Call Daniel at 696-0633.
Roommate needed urgently for summer. Fall/ Spring
optional. 2bdrm/21/2bath, 1,100sq.ft. apartment.
$250/mo. negotiable, +1/2utilities. 846-6790.
Roommate needed. M/F. Summer. 2bdrm/1 Ifbath.
Non-smoker. $282.50/mo.+1/2deposit. Erin, 693-0687.
Camp Counselors Needed For Premiere
|n Massachusetts. Positions for talented, ener-
fun loving students as counselors in all team
eluding Roller Hockey, all individual sports such
is & Golf, Waterfront and Pool activities, and
ill) tivlties including art, dance, theatre, gym-
newspaper & radio. Top salaries, room, board
il. June 20th- August 19th. Enjoy a great sum-
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|Camp Counselors, Administrative Staff, Nurses
{guards needed for Girl Scout resident camps
lens, Texas and on Lake Texoma. For more
|ion, call 972-349-2490, ext. 7020. E.O.E.
r Camp in beautiful Texas hill country. Enjoy
S, enhance Resume. GAIN: leadership, team-
|mmunication skills, experience with kids. Many
( +good salary, and Fun. Former counselor:
9847-4073. Applications call: CAMP STEWART
|8-4670.
Br Jobs- 200 Male Counselors Needed For
pus Children’s Summer Camps, NY, PA, Maine.
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K Jones now hiring night cooks. Apply Mon.-
|3pm-5pm at 809-E University.
lie Outreach Program is seeking an experienced
is NT/95 network operator. You will provide net-
ipport and DB support, create custom queries
irts using MS SQL & MS Access. Win NT &
DB experience is a must, 20hrs/wk. $8/hr.
isume to Clayton Williams Alumni Center, Aggie
fi Office. Call 845-0425 for more information.
»asaki Ninja 1000, black, 2-helmets, new tires,
$3,500/neg. 847-1489.
EX-11-Ninja, Muzzy, Corbin, K&N, new chain/tire,
[Ilk, $5,300. 694-9677.
Great parking.
luitar/bass player needed for country music band.
callTravis @696-3104 or Stephen @779-7271.
PERSONAL
ROOMMATES
Roommate wanted for Fall. Please call 693-9432.
Summer sublease. 1-large room w/private bath. Near
school & Albertson’s. On shuttle-rt. $220/mo. 696-
9928.
Summer sublease. F/M-Rmmte. C.Sta. Large
4bdrm/2bath house. Fully furnished. $270/person,
negotiable. 694-8100.
Summer. 2-Roommates. 3bdrm/2bath house.
$280/mo. +1 futilities, call Justin at 691-2131.
Summer. M/F. 2bdrm/1bath. $212/mo. Free utilities.
Near campus. Seamas, 846-2433.
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Ticket dismissal/insurance discount. M-T(6pm-9pm),
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Sat(8am-2:30pm). Inside Nations-Bank. Walk-ins wel
come. $25/cash. Lowest price allowed by law. 111-
Univ. Dr., Ste.217. 846-6117. Show-up 30/min. early.
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Fancy Nails. Grand Opening Specials. Hiring nail
techs. Call 822-6061.
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One day concealed handgun course $75. Loaner guns
available. Night classes available. John Collins 775-
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IRVING, Texas (AP) — With the
memory of last year’s first-round
playoff collapse and a looming
opponent with a history of giant
killing, the NHL-best Dallas Stars
have much to prove against the
San Jose Sharks Wednesday.
But this year’s Stars insist they
are a hardier team than the one
that embarrassed itself with a
Game 7 overtime loss to the
lowly Edmonton Oilers. They
hope to show it by making quick
work of the Sharks.
“I think we’re a little more con
fident, and a little more experi
enced than last year,” said Stars
center Joe Nieuwendyk, the
team’s leading scorer with 39
goals and 30 assists. “We faced a
lot of adversity this season.”
Adversity came in the form of
injuries to key players, but Dallas
relied on its depth to finish with a
league-best 109 points and the
second-fewest goals allowed, 167.
The Stars are quick to say that
this year’s regular-season num
bers haven’t bred overconfidence.
“We’re not going to be naive,”
Stars right wing Pat Verbeek said.
“Maybe we were a bit naive about
Edmonton and the success (4-0
regular-season sweep) we had
against them.”
The Stars have not had the same
measure of success against the
Sharks, who are 6-2 against Dallas
over the past two seasons. San Jose
has not lost a game in Reunion
Arena since Dec. 17, 1995.
Add to that ugly picture the
fact that only half of the teams
who have finished first in the reg
ular season since the 1942-43
season have won the Stanley
Cup. Suddenly, it’s not just the
Eyes of Texas upon the Stars, it’s
the whole NHL.
It could explain why
Edmonton, Phoenix and San Jose
“We’re going to
be a team to be
reckoned with.”
Joe Murphy
Detroit Red Wings
wanted Dallas as their first-
round opponent.
“I’m sure they’ve looked at our
team over the last little while and
they see a little down streak, and
they think they can take advantage
of it,” Stars goalie Ed Belfour said of
the teams wishing upon the Stars.
While he did not name names,
Sharks winger Joe Murphy made it
clear it was Dallas he was talking
about.
“We’re going to be a team to be
reckoned with,” he said. “We’re
going to give teams everything
they can handle.”
The Sharks might have reason
for their first-round underdog
hubris, since they killed off the
top-seeded Detroit Red Wings
with a staggering upset in 1994.
San Jose repeated its spoiler role
again in 1995 by downing the No.
2-seeded Calgary Flames.
Since then, the Sharks have
added veteran depth that
includes six Stanley Cup winners
and a seven others who have
been to the finals.
By comparison, eight Stars
have their names on the Cup, and
four others have been to the finals.
“They play a real simple game,
they score two or three goals a
game, and really buckle down
defensively,” Stars center Mike
Modano said.
That sounds suspiciously like
Dallas, who likes to score first and
put on the defensive stranglehold.
“Dallas plays more our
style,” Sharks center Bernie
Nicholls said. “They’re a defen
sive team and they work hard.
That’s what we are.”
The goaltending duel is by far
the most intriguing of the playoffs.
Belfour joined the Stars as a free
agent after only 13 games with the
Sharks last season, thereby giving
San Jose fans a revenge motive in
watching him lose.
Lure of NBA Draft too great for high-schoolers
HOUSTON (AP) — It used to
be a rare story line: a high school
basketball player is so good, or
unable to qualify academically,
that he opts to skip college and go
directly to the NBA.
Moses Malone did it back in
the 1970s and it was a big deal.
Now, it happens every season.
Last week, Alief Elsik star
Rashard Lewis decided to pass up
offers from Kansas and Florida
State for a shot at becoming the
next Kobe Bryant, who is trying to
be the next Michael Jordan.
A week before, Korleone
Young decided his career at
Hargrave Military Academy was
good enough schooling to qualify
him for the NBA draft.
Is it good for impressionable
teen-agers to take the money, hope
for a big shoe contract and skip the
maturation process of spending at
least a couple of years in college?
Malone, whose son Moses Jr.
has committed to play for Clyde
Drexler at the University of
Houston, knows what is ahead
for high schoolers like Lewis.
His advice: let the kid make his
own decision.
Times have changed since
Malone went directly from
Petersburg, Va., to the old
American Basketball Association.
“When I made the decision,
they didn’t have guaranteed con
tracts,” Malone said. “Now, high
school players have guaranteed
contracts if they go in the first
round and back then, money
wasn’t like it was now.”
Malone went without the
money then and he thinks Lewis
made the right decision now to
take the money.
“I just wish no one would tell
him what he should do,” Malone
said. “He has to just stay strong.
He’s going to have a lot of people
advising him. He’s got to be his
own man. He’s going to have dif
ferent kinds of people going at
him, people out in the real
world, people who will try to
make his decisions for him as a
person and as a player.”
Playing will be even tougher.
“He’s just got to prepare
himself to face players stronger
than him and he’s got to prepare
himself for the coaches and the
travel,” Malone said. “He’s
going to play 25 games and
think the season is over.”
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