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HELP WANTED
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num $6/hr. Apply In person Tues.-Fri., 11a.m.-
Pebble Creek Country Club, 4500 Pebble Creek
way. (409)690-0996.
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ral office work, $6/hr. +bonuses. 846-7665.
nes Jones now hiring night cooks. Apply Mon -
s., 3pm-5pm at 809-E University.
applications for full/part time help. C&J's B-B-Q
;et, 4304 Harvey Road, C.Sta. 776-8969.
I mcre is MM Children's Center is seeking junior, senior or
1 _ uate students for ten Student Teaching Assistant
lions Approximately 20hrs/wk in four hours block.
’ experience in early childhood settings preferred,
nore information call Rosie at 845-0555.
Aggie Outreach Program is seeking an experienced
lows NT/95 network operator. You will provide net-
support and DB support, create custom queries
reports using MS SQL & MS Access. Win NT &
ed DB experience is a must. 20hrs/wk. $8/hr.
resume to Clayton Williams Alumni Center, Aggie
each Office. Call 845-0425 for more information.
NSPORTER. Part and full-time positions available
kirk days, some weekends required. Responsible
ie transporting of patients within the hospital. Apply
Joseph Regional Employment Center, 2601 Osier
Bryan, (tllanes@mail.st-joseph.org). E.O.E.
rinarian Assistant, afternoons; alternate weekends,
resume to 2710 Maloney.
MOTORCYCLE
Honda Nighthawk 250, excellent condition, low
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sories for $195/o.b.o. or $75/each. Neutered/ descent-
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DENT WORK Program. Part-time. Flexible sched-
around classes with above average pay.
larships available, conditions apply. Training pro-
Call 10-4. 696-7734.
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs,
breeds! Brazos Animal Shelter-775-5755.
jlMER BREAK EMPLOYMENT. Need students
the following areas to survey seat belt use for the
v ISAFunc ; is Transportation Institute: Abilene, Amarillo,
hr little Site In, Brownsville, Beaumont, Corpus Christ!, El Paso,
1 call lor r;, iton, Laredo, Lubbock, Midland, San Angelo, San
nio, Tyler, and Waco. Surveys are 3-days or less,
done between May 18 & June 6. $7.00/hr., $50
num. Call 845-2736 between 8a.m. & 5p.m. for
riew.
mer Camp Counselors Needed For Premiere
ps In Massachusetts. Positions for talented, ener-
and fun loving students as counselors in ail team
s including Roller Hockey, all individual sports such
ennis & Golf, Waterfront and Pool activities, and
llalty activities including art, dance, theatre, gym-
cs, newspaper & radio. Top salaries, room, board
Iravel. June 20th- August 19th. Enjoy a great sum-
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Persian kittens CFA registered w/shots. $200-$225.
693-0239.
ROOMMATES
$200/mo. +utilities. 2bdrm/1bath duplex, pets ok.
Summer/or longer. Elizabeth, 775-5029.
mer Camp Counselors, Administrative Staff, Nurses
Lifeguards needed for Girl Scout resident camps
Athens, Texas and on Lake Texoma. For more
nation, call 972-349-2490, ext. 7020. E.O.E.
‘Beautiful newly remodeled house!! 1-2/F/Rmmtes.
Summer. 3bdrm/2bath, deck, 2-car garage, w/d, close
to campus, on shuttle-rt. $325/own room. $225/share
room. 764-7417.
1-F-Roommate. Nice 2-bedroom duplex. Please call
Susan at 694-2415.
1-F/Roommate needed to sublease this summer at
University Commons. Reduced rate. 846-4388.
1-Female needed to sublease summer at University
Commons. Reduced ratel 764-7883.
1-Female needed to summer sublease 3bdrm/2bath
house, with w/d, on shuttle. $240/mo.+1/3utllities. 693-
1954.
1-Female roommate needed for summer. Own room in
2bdrm/1bath 4-plex. $215/mo. negotiable +1/2 utilities.
823-6483.
1 -Female roommate to sublease for summer. University
Commons. 2bdrm/2bath. Furnished. 764-1048, Karen.
1-Female to sublease for summer. Nice 3bdrm/2bath
duplex w/w&d, furnished, will negotiate. Call Becca,
779-7020.
1-Female to sublease for summer. Nice 3bdrm/2bath
duplex, with w/d, furnished. $250/mo. will negotiate.
846-5176, ask for Keri.
1-M roommate,. Summer, possibly fall. $300/mo.
includes utilities, w/d, own room. May rent paid.
Country living. Non-smoker. 825-2909.
1-M-Roommate. Summer, w/option to renew. $250/mo.
Includes utilities, w/d, own room, shuttle. Anderson-St.
Matt, 255-3620.
1-M/F-Roommate wanted for Summer &/or Fall. Private
room in 4-bedroom house. On bus-rt. $275/mo. utilities
included, only pay for phone. 695-0375.
1-Roommate needed. Share 3bdrm/2bath house.
Summer, Fall. $275/mo. +1/3utilitles. 822-1214.
2-Fem. Roommates. Brand new 3bdrm/2bath duplex,
w/d included. $317/mo. 1-year lease. 775-5627.
2-Female roommates needed for summer.
3bdrm/2bath duplex. Shalle, 695-6858.
$300/mo.
2-Roommates. Summer. 4bdrm/2bath spacious house,
2-door garage, big yard with deck. $275/mo. +1/4bills.
694-8474.
ENCLAVES. Need roommate. Summer/ Fall.
$220/mo. +1/3utilities. Please call 694-3774.
F-Roommate needed. Fall/Spring 98-'99.
$150/mo.+1/3utilities. Quiet area. 823-7305.
F-Roommate needed. University Commons.
2bdrm/2bath. Entire summer or second session only.
695-1741.
F-Roommate. Summer. Non-smoker. No pets.
$260/mo. +1 futilities. 847-0114 or 847-0722.
F/M needed starting May. 2-bedroom, partially fur
nished, shuttle. $195+1/2 utilities. Andy, 260-1583.
Female roommate needed for summer. 2bdrm/1bath.
$250/mo. +1 futilities. Amy, 764-4776.
Female roommate needed to look for a 2bdrm/2bath
duplex for summer/fall. 694-9692.
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5-foot Albino Burmese Python $250/o.b.o. 6-foot green
patternless Burmese Python $300/o.b.o. Tame, very
healthy, feeding weekly. Cage available. Charlie, 694-
5251.
Female roommate needed. Own bdrm/bath in
2bdrm/2bath duplex. Large yard, fireplace, w/d includ
ed. $262.50/mo. No deposit required. Half bills. Anna,
694-0961.
Female roommate needed. Summer &Fall.
2bdrm/2bath, w/d. $262.50/mo. +1/2bills. Christy, 260-
4915.
Many pure
AKC Siberian Husky puppies, Champion line, absolute
ly gorgeous, beautiful batman masks, sweet, perfectly
marked, black & white angels. $195. 696-5802.
Healthy male guinea pig. Black & tan. 9 months old.
Great college or family pet! $20 o.b.o. Please call 696-
4772.
M-Roommates needed. 4bdrm/2bath house. $275/mo.
+utilities. Good neighborhood. 3-rooms available. 846-
9593.
M/F-Roommate needed. Summer. Bus-rt. Available
May-18th. $213/mo.+1/2bills. Avery, 694-8783.
Male student: large house, Bryan. Own room/bath, plen
ty storage. Non-smoker, no pets. $275/mo. +1 futilities.
John, 776-0737.
Need roommate? Must have lots of nice posters from
Inspirations.
Non-smoker male roommate. Summer/Fall. 4-mile from
A&M. $180/mo.+1 futilities. 823-0381.
Non-smoker roommate needed for 2bdrm/2bath.
$260/mo. +1 futilities. Call Ian @822-6240.
$270/mo., own room, close to campus, neat, furnished,
great backyard, storage space, ca/h, available 5/1. Call
Antoine, 696-2942.
Room for rent. Summer only. $330/mo., all bills paid.
Kenneth, 696-4343.
$275/mo. Summer. Roommate. F/M. Own room. Will
be alone almost all summer, on shuttle route. Pool.
Laurie, 693-0687.
Roommate needed for 2bdrm/11f bath. Free May rent.
$247/mo. Call 695-1658.
Roommate needed for 3bdrmfbath home in country
between College Station &Caldwell. (409)272-2235.
Roommate needed for summer. Large furnished
2bdrmfbath, own bedroom/ bath, w/d. $250/mo.
+1 futilities. 695-0870.
Roommate needed. Male. Summer. Sbdrmfbath
house. Close to campus, w/d. $250/mo. Dan, 268-
2668.
Roommate needed. Own bedroom in house. $225/mo.
+1f utilities. Beginning May-15th. May rent free! Call
Casandra @694-3107.
Share nice 4-bdrm house wf-Christian M-students, 3/4-
miles from A&M, $298/mo. Dave, 764-1739.
Summer roommate needed. Own bedroom/ bath.
$300/mo., utilities included, negotiable. Briarwood
Apartments. On shuttle route. Lease can be extended.
696-2260.
Summer sublease to share 2bdrmfbath, bus-rt,
$300/mo.+1f bills. Kim, 694-4176.
Summer sublease. F/S, M/F roommate, C.Sta., off
Munson, large 4bdrmfbath new house with garage,
fully furnished. $270/person, negotiable. 694-8100.
Summer. 2-Roommates. Sbdrmfbath house.
$280/mo. +1f utilities, call Justin at 691-2131.
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Hiring nail
One day concealed handgun course $75. Loaner guns
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Jazz halt Houston's upset bid 84-70;
move on to face Robinson and Spurs
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The
Utah Jazz were missing something
in their opening-round series
against the Houston Rockets.
Who knew it was Greg Ostertag?
Karl Malone had 31 points and
15 rebounds as the Jazz defeated
the Rockets 84-70 and advanced
to the second round of the play
offs. Ostertag made it possible
with seven blocked shots, five
rebounds and a tenacious fourth-
quarter defensive performance.
Ostertag blocked five shots in
the fourth quarter alone anci
helped hold Hakeem Olajuwon to
l-for-5 shooting and Kevin Willis
to two points in the fourth quarter.
The Rockets played without
Charles Barkley, out with a torn
triceps muscle.
Utah, which holds home-court
advantage throughout the play
offs, avoided becoming just the
second No. 1 seed to lose an open
ing-round playoff series. The Jazz
will meet the San Antonio Spurs in
the conference semifinals starting
Tuesday in Salt Lake City.
The Jazz never trailed in the
game, but the Rockets never let
Utah take a large lead, either. The
Rockets closed to 65-62 on Eddie
Johnson’s jumper with 8:21 to
play. But the Jazz made a 13-4 run
to close it out.
Jeff Homacek had 15 points for
Utah, nine in the first quarter, and
Bryon Russell had 10 as the only
other Jazz players in double figures.
Heated playoff series ends in Miami
with visiting Knicks advancing, 98-81
MIAMI (AP) — It was a knockout
punch, a throat-slitting and a victo
ry borne of revenge, all rolled into
one haymaker of a game.
The New York Knicks took con
trol early, withstood all the fight the
Heat had left in them them and
cold-cocked Miami out of the play
offs with a 98-81 victory over the
Heat on Sunday in Game 5 of their
first-round series.
The Knicks, who wanted to
avenge the disastrous ending to the
1996-97 season in the same build
ing where they sealed their own fate
by leaving the bench in a Game 5
brawl, accomplished exactly what
they set out to do. And now they’re
in the second round against the
Indiana Pacers.
The victory made easier by the
absence of Miami’s Alonzo
Mourning, who was suspended
along with Larry Johnson and Chris
Mills of the Knicks for a fight at the
Baseball
Continued from Page 5.
“Baylor pulled away, but we
kept plugging away and minding
our own business,” Johnson said.
“I don’t think anyone was watch
ing us very closely; we kind of
snuck in the back door. I wouldn’t
want to go through the season
again and say we’d win the cham
pionship, but I’ll take it this way.”
In the afterthought that was
end of Game 4. But it was no
walkover, either.
New York withstood a 21-3 run
that turned a 20-point lead into a
two-point game with 7:16 remain
ing in the fourth. The Knicks
answered back almost instantly
with a 19-7 run that left Heat fans
heading to the exits before the clock
even ticked inside two minutes.
Allan Houston scored 30 points,
John Starks scored 22, Charles
Oakley had 18 and Charlie Ward hit
a crucial 3-point shot that killed
Miami’s rally.
Ward also had 14 assists and five
steals, and Buck Williams had 12
points and 14 rebounds as New
York took advantage of Mourning’s
absence to dominate inside.
Tim Hardaway led Miami with
21 points, but he was not a factor
for long stretches. The Heat was
outrebounded 43-34 and shot just
14-for-25 at the line.
Sunday’s game, Baylor starter
Kip Wells struck out 10 A&M bat
ters, allowing six hits in a 5-2
win. A&M scored in the first off a
Tyner leadoff double and anoth
er double by Kuzmic. Baylor then
got three home runs, two from
Nelson, before Kuzmic scored on
a Scheschuk ground ball after
hitting a triple in the ninth.
The conference title will give
A&M the top seed in the Big 12
tournament, which will be played
May 14-17 in Oklahoma City.
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from 6pm to 9pm
by reservation only on
May 15th and 16th
for graduation.
Please call
(409) 846-4360
for reservations and
menu inquiries.
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