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Applications are now being accepted for the Kids Klub After School Program at Central Park Office thru April 27th at 5 p.m. Employment to begin August 1 Oth College Station ISD is an Equal Opportunity Employer For more information call: Male & Female Staff needed! AVK 764-3486 YX \VvetY a rry. out: College Station 7647272 P&rfact Pizza/ Beat the Clock is Back On Monday Nights Northgate Just call Papa John’s 846-3600 between 6 and 8 o’clock. Bryan The Time You Call Is the 268-7272 p r j ce You Pay for 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza. VISA Aggie Bucks Offer good on Monday only. All prices subject to sales tax. Offer can expire without notice. Page 8 • Monday, April 19, 1999 s PORTS Track teams finish second at Aus Bel!!, BY TOM KENNEDY The Battalion went 10.66 The Texas A&M Men’s and Women’s Tfack and Field Teams came home Saturday from My ers Stadium in Austin with one conclusion — when it comes to competing with nationally ranked teams they belong. Rice University and the University of Houston do not. The men finished second to fifth-ranked University of Texas and soundly defeated 17th-ranked Houston and unranked Rice. The women’s meet produced an identical order of finish, with No. 2 Texas win ning the team title over A&M, Houston and Rice. The men led off the competition with sopho more Brian Oubre and junior Jim Pat Darcey finishing second and third in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with times of 9 minutes, 50 sec onds and 10:05, respectively. In the 400-meter dash, junior Johan Lan- nefors took second at 47.21 seconds, and senior Derrick Woods took third with a time of 48.33, CLARIETT while seniors Billy Fobbs and Toya Jones 1-3 in the 100-meter dash with times of and 10.73. Juniors Tfavis McAshan and Keith Beni brought the Aggies another second-third fin in the 400-meter hurdles after posting times 50.61 and 52.72, respectively. Following the 2-3 theme were junior Sc< Lengefeld, who covered 3,000 meters in 8:26 and senior Stephen Erath, who finished in 8:29 The men’s relays continued to improve as the 4x400-meter relay team notched the win in 3:05.33, while the 4xl00-meter squad placed second in 39.78. The field events produced two individual winners, junior Jason Jacob in the hammer throw with a toss of 180 feet, 8 inches and ju nior Thavis Grasha in the javelin with a mark of 219-03. Others placing in the field events man Taylor Whitley in the shot pu 9), freshman Brandon Evans in the (second, 48-10), and freshman Kyi the discus (third, 156-7). The 15th-ranked women were or eled by the field events, with sophoi Eisenlauer and freshman Katy Doyh and third in the javelin throw with tc tt 1 and 155-4, respectively. Sophomore Meshell Trotter Terra Taylor finished 1-2 in the with respective marks of 177-11: ter also finished second in thesl mark ol 43-11 3/4, while sophoi Koonce took third with a distant: Koonce and senior Kelli Sduadt the hnmmer throw with disuncei 154-9, respectively. Senior Detrich Clariett wo with a leap of 41-4 1/4, while bVilliams took second with at Also placing in field events he long jump (third, 19-11/4) n the pole vault (third, n Robin Burkhardtin thehigl ret i Boi were ft t (third :e again ft na 1:0 80C In running < shman Krisn 3.000-meter o placing for Ohaeri in t 1.58) and jun; l meters in a pt te to a fourth- A&l ie < tak Bo R< or ai rsonai-Des 4ace finis 11 resume c in Philade hich sh ere sop! meter i Dwve SPORTS IN BRIEF t th bon ago Foreig ece ca in 2\ Y tolde i resol n :e ever ntitlecl nion. t Jh in o ece it is Vi tli tl anlio i pie h ome t c ly u n c the i\ ' 'k ribc cr> ■ alii a i i Jndor t -Helle* i eks ti«3' Women ready to defend golf title The Texas A&M Women’s Golf Team will travel to Boulder, Colo., Monday defend its 1998 Big 12 Championship. A&M has had good results as well in its last few tournaments, finishing fourth at the GTE ‘Mo’ Morial and fifth at the LSU/Fair- wood Invitational. The teams will play 18 holes each day Monday through Wednesday for a total of 54 holes on the par-72, 6,309-yard layout at Boulder Country Club. The Aggies will need a strong finish to qualify for the NCAA West Regional May 6-8 at Pine Forest Country Club in Houston. Whether the team qualifies or not, A&M will host the event. Baseball team set to take on Texans SjUt* StlH d&ui Student Counseling elpJline^. ALL MAJORS WELCOME! Volunteers Needed! * INTERVIEWING NOW * to begin service in the Summer or Fall Semester. Summer Training will take place May 24-29, 1999. For more information call Susan Vavra at 845-4427 ext. 133 or visit our web site at www.scs.tamu.edu/voiuntear/ STUDENT COUNSELING SERVICE A department in the Diviiion of Student Affairs The week of April 18 - April 22 Acct 229 Acct 229 Dr. Cassidy Acct 229 Dr. Shomaker Acct 230 Parti Sun Apr 18 9pm-12am Part I Mon Apr 19 6pm-8pm Parti Mon Apr 19 8pm-10pm Parti Sun Apr 18 6pm~9pm Econ 202 Dr. Gilbert Part 1 Mon Apr 19 i0pm-12am Part If Tuc Apr 20 10pm-12am Part III TIiu Apr 22 10pm-t2aiii Gene 301 Dr. Beremand Parti Sun Apr 18 7pm-9pm Part II Mon Apr 19 7pm-9pm Part III Tue Apr 20 7pm-9pm Gene 301 Dr. Ellison Parti Sun Apr 18 9pm-llpm Part II Mon Apr 19 9pm-l 1 pm Part Ill Tue Apr 20 9pm-11 pm Math 142 Test Review Sun Apr 18 9pm-12am Math 142 Part 1 Sun Apr 18 6pm-9pm Pari 11 Mon Apr 19 4pm~7pm Partlll Tue Apr 20 4pm-7pui Math 151 Part i Mon Apr 19 7pm-l Opm Part II Tue Apr 20 7pni-10pm Part III Thu Apr 22 7pm-10piti Math 152 Part I Mon Apr 19 lOpm-lam Part II Tue Apr 20 f 0pm-! am Part III Thu Apr 22 lOpm-lam Math 251 Part I Sun Apr 18 8pm-1ftpm Part 11 Mon Apr 19 7pm-10pin Part HI Tue Apr 20 7pm-10pm 4.0 & Go is loc Tickets gt ated on the corner Check our web on sale Sunday a of SW Pkwy and T page at http://www 15:00 PM. x Ave, behind KFC r.4.0andGo.com next to Lack's. are now in first place in the Big 12 after taking two of three games against Baylor University this past weekend. A&M will still host the Univer sity of Houston Cougars Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at Olsen Field as scheduled. The Texas A&M Baseball Team is scheduled to take on the Tar- leton State University Texans tonight at 7p.m. at Olsen Field. The game was scheduled to make up a the game the Aggies had can celled against Texas Tech Univer sity March 12 due to inclement weather. The Aggies (35-9, 16-4 Big 12) Six Aggies taken in 1999 NFL Draft After four Aggies were taken in the first day of the 1999 NFL Draft, two more were selected at yesterday’s second and final day of the draft. Linebacker Warrick Holdman was taken in the fourth round by the Chicago Bears and man Cameron Spike the fifth by the St. b Both the Bears ar ready drafted Aggie first day with of-. fensive lineman Rex Tucker going to Chicago and safety Rich Coady I going to St. Louis in the third round. Also taken in the third round were tight end Dan Campbell byth ants and linebacke who was selected Cowboys. 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