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'I ■ U.S.,World, Business,Sports,Science,Technology,Weather,Arts, i and Special Sections. http://battalion.tamu.edu December Graduates Official Texas A&M Graduation Announcements On Sale Aug. 31 - Oct. 1, 1999 For information and to place your order access the Web at: http://graduation, tamu.edu A// orders must be placed over the Web AH payments must be i-eceived by October 1 MSC Box Office Mon-Fri 11:00 a.m. - 5 p.m. 845-1234 The Battalion s PORTS ^Paae M 2 ii Wednesda^Se£tembeM > ^999 Sanders expected to return before Smith IRVING (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys know they’ll have Deion Sanders back this season, maybe even in September. They’re not as sure about Kevin Smith. Smith, who started at corner- back opposite Sanders most of last season, will be out four to six weeks while trying to rehabilitate a lower back injury. His absence adds a bit of urgency to Sanders’ return from a severe toe problem. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said yesterday it is possible that Sanders will be ready for the Sept. 12 opener against Washington. “I’m not expecting it, but it could happen,” Jones said. “I do like the progress he’s making. He’s doing some things to simulate coverage.” A bye during the third week of the season helps Dallas ease injured players back into the line up. The Cowboys play their third game Oct. 3'. Smith, who lost his spot bn the first team late last year but was expected to open this year in Sanders’ place, has been trying to recover from a bulging disk in his lower back that was discov ered in June. Free Lunch With Dr. J. Malon Southerland Vice President for Student Affairs Luncheons are held in the Memorial Student Center during the noon hour There will be an open-ended informal discussion with the opportunity to ask questions This is a great chance to interact with other students/faculty and share your experiences at Texas A&M Name Local Address ( ' Phone # Fresh/Upper/Grad/d ransfer/Faculty (circle one) Return Forms to: Vice President for Student Affairs Office 10th Floor Rudder Tower E-mail: malon-southerland@tamu.edu Phone: 845-4728 WOOLSEY Continued from Page 9 “This year’s team is different from last year’s team,” Woolsey 'said. “We don’t have one stand out performer. Our team is very athletic and has a lot of experi ence with the return of five starters, so we’ve got a lot more depth than the other teams.” As a preseason All-Big 12 team member, Woolsey will be looked upon to help lead the Aggies to their first Big 12 title. The Aggies are currently picked to finish sec ond in the conference behind the University of Nebraska, the defending Big 12 Champions. With all of the returning starters on this year’s team. Corbelli feels Woolsey will be a strong leader for the Aggies this season in their championship run. “Amber is a hard worker and has been very dedicated through out her years at A&M,” Corbelli said. “She took on a lot of respon sibility beginning her sophomore year when she was a starter. I think she will rise to the occasion with her game and as a leader.” Volleyball Continued from Page 9 The Aggies return five starters and 10 letterwin- ners to this year’s squad. The 6-foot-3 Woolsey earned All-Big 12 honors last season, and was named to the preseason All-Big 12 team. Moskovic, who was also a preseason All-Big 12 selection, was named to Volleyball Magazine’s Freshman All-America Team and was selected Big 12 Freshman of the Year. Other returning starters include outside hitters Summer Strickland and Michelle Cole, and middle blocker Lauri Leahy. Woolsey said the Aggies hope to avoid a mid season slide similar to ones in past seasons, which have hindered A&M’s championship hopes. “We want to stay focused and not have our slump in the middle of the season like we usually do,” she said. “If we can get through that, it will be a big accomplishment.” Corbelli said being more balanced and having more experience should help the Aggies improve. “Last year, our team was very young on the court; We depended on one player to make all the big plays,” she said. “This year, we’re much more balanced and won’t depend on one person to do everything. "I think we’ll have a lot of success because we have so much experience.” The Aggies will open their season this weekend at the L&L/Michigan State Volleyball Classic in East Lansing, Mich. 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