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resident camp seeks creative, motivated
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pting applications for Fall '99 employment. M-
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Summer ‘99, M-F, 7:30-12:30a.m. or 12:30-
Great for those majoring in Kinesiology or
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Lifeguards/Managers wanted. Please call 281-376-
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Local business seeks responsible warehouse
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Call 779-7043 for application.
Looking for someone interested in the dental field to
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ence or are fascinated in dentistry, we may have the job
for you. Please contact our office at (409)260-9772.
Male counselor needed for special needs camp. No
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Saturday 10a.m.-2p.m. Send resume to: 1100 Harvey
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Bryan.
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references, own transportation, Stelephone Stating
salary $6/hr. -t-travel money. Will work around finals
schedule. 690-6882.
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Summer/fall semesters. Must be 21-yrs. Pick up appli
cations at JJ's, 1600 Texas Ave. So., C.Sta.
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able transportation, good driving record and be available
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7610 Eastmark Dr., Ste.202, C.Sta., TX 77840.
Lynntech is an E.O.E.
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reliable. Daily tasks includes: running errands, bank
deposits, basic office duties. We are flexible with class
schedules. Call 846-4384.
Part-time summer job, M-F, 1-5:30p.m. Fall flexible
hours. Computer/ children/ elementary education
majors. 694-8117.
Partner's Food Delivery now hiring. Good pay. Flexible
hours. Apply in person at 113-Walton, C.Sta.
Pass out flyers, $8/hr., need car. 972-640-4204.
Plano instructors/ player needed. Summer camps
Massachusetts looking for staff with solid piano back
ground who can teach children to play and accompany
musicals. Good salary, room & board, travel allowance.
Call 800-494-6238 or e-mail: jobs@greatcampjobs.com
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or part-time. Benefits available. Starting $6.50/hr.
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SEARS AUTO CENTER. Now hiring tire installers &
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installers. Apply in person. P.O.Mall. 764-0291.
Servers wanted. $8-$10/hr. average. Cashiers also
needed. Apply in person 2-4:00p.m., Tues.-Fri.
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pany hiring 20 students. Immediate and summer open
ings. $7/hr. minimum. 229-1253.
Summer Camp Counselors, Administrative Staff, Nurses
and Lifeguards needed for Girl Scout resident equestri
an camp near Athens, Texas. For more information,
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(214)823-1342. E.O.E.
Summer work available, starting on or before May-15th.
Painter helpers. $7/hr. Will work with schedule. 775-
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Texan Restaurant, Wed.-Sat., 4p.m.-close. Reliable
waitstaff needed. No experience necessary. 822-3588.
The Aggie Outreach Program- Contact Former
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Work flexible hours while developing communication &
negotiation skills. Stop by the Clayton Williams, Jr.
Alumni Center for an application or call 845-0425 for
more information.
The best part-time job anyone could ask for: Come in if
and when you want to set your own hours, get paid in
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an appointment or more information. Westgate
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The legendary Sombrero Ranch is looking for individu
als to be part of its cowboy history that has already
spanned over three decades. Help guide tourists and
horses through State Forests and the Rocky Mountain
National Park. Reply to 3300 Airport Road, Boulder CO
80301 or info@sombrero.com
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process of obtaining R.E. license. 260-9611.
Villas of Cherry Hollow is currently looking for part-time
groundskeeper. Experience preferred. E.O.E. Please
call 846-2173.
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LOST & FOUND
Lost black/cat long-haired, neutered, declawed.
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MOTORCYCLE
1979 Honda 650, excellent, extras, $1,000,, negotiable.
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1986 Honda Rebel 450, w/extras, 6k miles, very clean,
$2,400/o.b.O. 847-4304.
1991 Yamaha XT650, low mileage, $1,000.
geohe@tamu.edu or call 846-1929.
'83 Yamaha RX50, looks and runs good, perfect small
bike to/from campus, new chain, $650. Please contact:
wacho@lockon.com or 695-9355.
'93-Kawasaki EX500, great school bike, very reliable,
blue, $2,000/o.b.o. 822-3278.
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nated, only to excellent homes. Please call 823-2626 or
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PETS
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1- Room in 3bdrm/2bath house for summer sublease, big
backyard, pets ok. Lindsay 847-2425.
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duplex, w/d, on shuttle route, pool, furnished. $250/mo.
Ryan 764-6126.
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negotiable +1 futilities. Travis 409-823-4616.
2bdrm/1bath duplex, move-in date negotiable, lease
ends 7/31, renewable. $250/mo. Hm:680-9012,
Wk:268-4087.
F-Rmmte. 2bdrm/1bath house, Bryan. $225/mo.
+1 futilities. Pets ok. Krista 822-7898.
F-Roommate needed for summer May-Aug. Own
bdrm/bath, w/d, near bus route. $225/mo. +1/2bills.
764-7303.
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2bdrm/11/2ba 4-plex. $267/mo. +1/2bills. +own phone
line. Natalie 260-2517.
F-Roommate. Non-smoker. 2bdrm/11/2bath. Summer-
’99. Rent $245/mo. Call Mary at 764-9554.
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1944.
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4bdrm/2bath house. $300/mo. +1/4-bills. 696-5408.
F-Roommates. Summer sublease. Free May rent!!
Own bedroom in huge 4bdrm/2bath, huge backyard,
near campus. 779-3581.
F/M-Roommate. 4bdrmfbath. Private master
bdrm/bath. $320/mo. +1/4utilities. May-lst. 696-3052,
847-2325.
Female roommate. Summer or longer. 3 Bedroom
house, quiet neighborhood, near Blinn, non-smoker, no
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M-Roommate needed. Briarwood Apartments.
Summer sublease. Own bdrm/bath. $250/mo.+1 futil
ities. 695-7964.
M-Roommate. Fall-’99. 2bdrm/2bath apartment.
$150/mo. +bills. 823-0064 or e-mail:
jem3980@unix.tamu.edu
M-Roommate. Summer-’99. Own bdrm/bath, nice,
close to campus. $315/mo.+1/2bills. 260-6436 Mike.
M/F-Rmmte. Summer &/or Fall. 3bdrm/1bath house.
$225/mo. +1 futilities. (409)680-8822.
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campus, w/d, pets ok. $250/mo.+1 futilities. 268-2668
Dan.
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pets. $250/mo. nego. +1/3util. 847-7769.
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roommate. Please call Libby @846-0352.
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$120/mo. Call 268-2282.
Non-smoker to share 3bdrm/2bath house, w/d,
$375/mo. +1/3bills, nearTAMU. 764-1082.
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693-5169.
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yard, pets welcomed. $250/mo. +1 f bills. Call Paul
@846-6219.
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pus, on shuttle-rt. $250/mo. +1 futilities. 694-0870.
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Page 9 * Friday, April 30, 1999
Track teams head to Austin
Aggie 5 return to Myers Stadium for Texas Invitational
SALLIE TURNER/The Battalion
Freshman Jake Boone competes in the men’s long jump competition
at the Texas A&M Invitational April 10. The A&M track and field teams
will compete at the Texas Invitational Saturday in Austin
BY TOM KENNEDY
The Battalion
With the Big 12 Conference
Track and Field Championships
only three weeks away, the Texas
A&M Men’s and Women’s Track
Teams make their final road trip
of the regular season Saturday,
heading to Austin for the Texas
Invitational.
The Aggies, who will make
their third visit to Mike A. Myers
Stadium this season, were origi
nally scheduled to compete at the
University of Houston but had to
reschedule after Houston decided
to resurface their track.
A&M track and field coach Ted
Nelson said running on the same
track so many times is not what
he had planned, but the meet
will hold the same purpose.
“We really wanted to run at
Houston because we’ve already
run at Texas a few times,” Nelson
said, “[but] this will still be a
very competitive meet.”
The non-scored meet will be
highlighted by fifth-ranked host
University of Texas, 16th-ranked
Houston and 19th-ranked
University of Oklahoma on the
men’s side.
The women’s meet will feature
national leader Texas, ninth-
ranked Brigham Young
University and 12th-ranked Texas
Tech University.
Nelson said this week will
bring rest for some athletes, most
notably sophomore hurdler Kris
Allen, while others will get an
opportunity to run after being off
last week.
“We’re coming off of a big
meet at the Penn Relays,”
Nelson said. “We’re resting some
of our guys, but we’re running
some of them, too.”
This weekend could offer some
fast times as the relay teams will
try to put everything together to
improve their qualifying times.
Nelson said the men’s 4x100-
meter relay team, which has found
a likely lead-off leg in freshman
Brandon Evans, is ready to pursue
a season best on Saturday.
“We’re hoping to run faster
than our 39.66 [second] time that
we’ve run,” Nelson said. “We’re
probably going to have to run a
little faster than that to get to the
NCAA [Championships].”
The meet will begin with field
events at 11 a.m., with running
events beginning at 1 p.m. and
continuing on a rolling schedule.
Baseball
Continued from Page 7
Jason Cox leads the Longhorns in batting aver
age with a .330 mark on the year. Steve Ontiveros
and Jason Moore hold the home run lead for Texas
with nine apiece.
The Longhorns send junior pitcher Dax Leone to
the hill for Friday’s game at Olsen Field. Leone is 6-
4 on the season with a 4.52 ERA and 62 strikeouts.
Saturday, Texas will throw out junior Scott
Dunn. With a record of 9-3 on the year, Dunn leads
the Longhorns with 73 strikeouts and a 4.79 ERA.
For Sunday’s final game, the Longhorns will
pitch junior D.J. Jones. Jones is 8-4 with 62 strike
outs and a team leading 4.26 ERA.
Johnson said Texas matches up well with the
Aggies, but the series comes down to one crucial
aspect.
“They’ve got some power hitters,” Johnson said.
“Ontiveros is really good. They’ve got quite a few
guys who can play. It really comes down to who
pitches well. If we can pitch well, then we’re going
to be all right.”
The first game of the series is Friday night at 7
at Olsen Field. The last two games are in Austin at
Disch-Falk Field. Saturday’s game starts at 6:30
p.m. while Sunday’s game, which will be televised
by Fox Sports Southwest, begins at 1 p.m.
Johnson said that playing at Disch-Falk is one of
the tougher places the Aggies will have to travel to
play.
“I think it’s similar to playing at Texas Tech,”
Johnson said. “Tech is a tough place to play.
Disch-Falk has always been tough. Both of them
are AstroTurf so there’s a newness there that we
have to adjust to. Plus their fans are like our
fans are with the opponents here. But we should
be fine because we’ve been down that road
before. ”
To make it tougher on the Aggies, both games in
Austin have been sold out. The sellouts are the
first of the season for the Longhorns and the first
since the 1995 season when the Aggies traveled to
Austin.
All reserve seats for Friday night’s game at Olsen
Field are sold out. Nearly 3,200 tickets and student
admissions will go on sale, and the gates will open
two hours prior to the game.
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