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HELP WANTED
■HJfKyk.i’king w/children?' Join our nursery staff at
ist JMC Workers needed for various times
^Kiut the week. Minimum wage. Call Jennifer
This rate 3;;' 2 | 2
an additional ^JerTTsta”
50 i
MUSIC
Tigers take series Football
from Rangers
Singing lessons beginner-advanced. Experienced
teacher. Free 1/2-hr trial lesson. The Lori Joachim Fre-
drics Voice Studio. 268-3048
PETS
Drivers, Cooks, Cashiers. Drivers
B nd to 1 up to $10/hr.!! 846-4234.
d Delivery Drivers Needed
KB. 268-0354.
Call Bon Appetit Food
RENT
- or part-time in cabinet shop.
^Hst Carson, 823-4846.
>r
Ve
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Keystone Millwork,
I litigious Instructor, some evenings SSaturdays,
Ve il train. 696-9142.
^■ranted around house cleaning, ect. 4hrs/wk.
-iiKall 693-1903
p Anted for lawn service company. We will work
and nr schedule. Leave a message, 764-6890.
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats. Dogs Many pure
breeds! Brazos Animal Shelter-775-5755
Adorable, black, male Persian kitten. CFA registered
with shots, $150. Call 693-0239.
AKC Min. Pinschers -black &tan, 1st shots, tails clip
ped, great companions. Ready 9/4/99. $250/each,
$100/deposit will hold. Call Jerry @567-0448.
German Shepherd Puppies born 8/5/99, AKC, OFA
Pedigree, cary@tamu.edu, 409)693-8373.
ROOMMATES
^■eeping for 2-faculty families.
^K/week, $5.50/hr. 774-6100.
Flexible hours.
nedi.ite opening in warehouse division. Starting pay
00,1 Apply in person at Producer's Co-Op
-JONlrexas 778-6000
irnational conference management company in Col-
} Sation seeking skilled people to work full and
t-tim Computer skills a must. The job Includes
a entiy. spread sheets and database understanding.
I^Hdge and experience with HTML and at least one
programming language Is a must: C or C++
|^Bd A background in computer hardware is also
lusl Learn about technical conference planning, lay-
— aA design, contracts, and public relations. Must
self lotivated and enjoy working with people. Sal-
|^Bed on experience. Fax resume to (409)693-
X)
1-male roommate, own bed/bath, in 3bdrm/2bth trailer,
W/D, $225/mO. +1/2 Utilities. Call 823-5607.
1-room for rent in nice house, all furnished, big yard,
close to campus. $250./mo. Call Antoine 694-9642,
email:monteils@tamu.edu
Female roommate wanted to take over lease at 1214B
Webhollow. $290./mo.+1/3bills. Kellie, 823-6164.
Female to share 4/3 house. Northside, w/d, walking dis
tance. Must love animals! $350/mo. no bills! Kristen
260-3148
Looking for roommate. Own bdrm./ba. pets o.k., on
shuttle route. 694-1004
Luxury apartment near campus, 3bdrm. 2-female stu
dents looking for third roommate. 695-9816.
M-roommate for 1-yr-lease $200/mo.+1/3-bills. Across
from campus. Call 680-8968
Male roommate needed in Bryan $225/mo. +1/3utit.
Call Travis
DETROIT (AP) — Deivi Cruz’s
two-run homer in the eighth
inning yesterday rallied the
Detroit Tigers to an 8-7 win over
the Texas Rangers.
Bobby Higginson homered
twice for the Tigers, who trailed
7-4 after Rafael Palmeiro and
Todd Zeile hit back-to-back
homers in the top of the eighth.
But Higginson hit his second
homer of the game to start a four-
run eighth off Jeff Zimmerman
(9-3). Bill Haselman hit a RBI sin
gle before Cruz lined his eighth
home run into the left-field seats.
The rally gave Dave Mlicki
(11-10), his sixth straight win
ning start. He gave up seven runs
on 12 hits with six strikeouts and
no walks in eight innings.
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our schedule very seriously
because any loss could hurt [us].
As a defense and as a team, we
approach every
game very seri
ously because,
big or small
school, every
game counts.”
Anthony, one
of the defensive
players to looked
upon to step up
this year and fill
the shoes of graduated greats Dat
Nguyen, Rich Coady and Warrick
Holdman, said he has had to men
tally prepare himself for taking on
the defensive leadership role.
“Dat was a great player, and
everything he got, he deserved
and he earned it, and his shoes
ANTHONY
are going to be some big shoes to
fill,” he said. “Mentally I have
prepared myself to take on that
role as a leader, a motivator and
a doer on the field.”
He said his role as a leader on
this year’s team will require him
to help keep the other defensive
players motivated during tough
times on the field or in the games.
Senior quarterback Randy
McCown, who is stepping into the
starting quarterback position this
season after jumping into and out
of the spotlight in past games,
said he has always tried to have
confidence in practice and work
as though he was a starter.
Now that he is a full-time
starter, McCown said he has placed
his confidence in his teammates.
“It’s a great feeling knowing
they are behind me,” McCown
said. “With them encouraging
each other, I know they can get
the job done.”
Kitchens
Soccer
ri Hippy's Catering winning team while completing
irHpam $6.50-$11.00/hr. 779-6417.
Male roommate needed Apartment in Bryan master-
bedroom bath. $260/mo. +1/3-utilities John 774-5566
leKaesar's Pizza now hiring managers, delivery
vers & pizza makers. Apply at either B/CS locations.
Roommate needed ASAP 3bdrm/2bath near campus
$245/mo. +1/3-bills. Call Will @693-6437
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preparing for their first game away from College
Station and hope to make all the proper adjustments.
“We’ll have a chance to get a little bit of a walk
through the morning of the game to get ourselves a
little more in tune with the surface that we’re going to
play on there,” he said. “But the biggest things that
we’re concerned about is just the fact of going in and
playing in an unfriendly environment.”
Chorn said the team has been practicing hard in
preparation for this game.
“We practice against the way that SMU is going
to play against us so we won’t be surprised,” she
said. “And so we’ll know how to come out and
win,” she said.
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year.”
One year later, Bynum’s sta
tus is uncertain due to a ques
tion about his eligibility, and
Kitchens is once again poised to
take over field-goal duties for the
Aggies.
A&M coach R.C. Slocum said
Kitchens has been reliable
throughout the Aggies’ summer
practices.
“[Kitchens] has been really
consistent this summer during
two-a-days,” Slocum said. “He
was about as consistent as any
one we’ve had.”
Kitchens said his consistency
is a direct result of his team
mates’ support.
“Everyone’s been real sup
portive, so that’s really helped
take the pressure off me,” he
said. “They’ve helped me fit in
and relax out there.”
When asked about what he
expects his range to be this sea
son, he does not hesitate with an
answer.
“I feel comfortable kicking up
to 50 yards,” he said. “And after
that, I still go out there expect
ing to make them.”
- rting male students for part-time work. Flexible
■ -jrs, ti p pay 1 Call 696-0832, 8-10am only!
:al c nch needs part-time secretary 15-25hrs a
—ek. Basic computer skills required. Send
^^■/application to Church Secretary. P.O.Box 4585,
77805
.nufa mg $7/hr Mon.-Thurs. 6pm-10pm. Call Fan
ice < ho-1018
Mping Promotions Part-time help wanted for di-
_t pn t ons at Texas A&M football games. Ener-
tic, c : mg personnel wanted No experience nec-
;ary $9/hr -rcommission. Please contact Wade/Joe
^H25-1606
•xJica ffice needing P/T delivery and customer serv-
Bs Apply at 3505 E-29th Street.
w hi g 4am Stockers Apply in person at Target,
w hiring kitchen help, cashers and delivery.
_urs. inquire Burger Boy at 31 IChurch Street
itometric Assistant 15-20hrsAvk. Send resume and
list ol hours you can work to: 1511-S Texas Ave.
46. C S., TX. 77840
Koppe Bridge Bar &
t-tirre cook positions needed,
ill. 7o4-2933.
SALE
rt-tiiTit,- flexible hours cleaning homes in B/CS. Need
^^Hces. own transportation, &telephone. Starting
lary S6.25/hr. +travel money. 690-6882.
irt-time general office help needed. After-noons pre-
red Financial services company. Fax resume and
Thedule to 268-2768.
jt-tlme help needed Immediately Monday-Friday,
T:30-2pm, 5-8pm. Saigon Restaurant, 764-7689.
rt-tfme Receptionist/Secretary. Lynntech, Inc. is
iking for a self motivated individual with general of-
Te and PC skills. Experience in MS Word a plus. 8-5,
lf|9vailable. 20-hours week/max. Please apply or
ng resume by 7610-Eastmark Drive, Ste#202, CS,TX
840 Lynntech is an EOE. To fill by 08/27/99
rt-time, 8am-12pm or 1pm-5pm. Data entry, commu
tating w/insurance companies, other clerical duties,
ply at MarWay Business Services, 2729-A E.29th,
/an. No phone calls please!
otographers needed- will train,
ns/ Party Pics 260-8181.
Contact Photo Sys-
JiNanny needed for 1-year-old. Tuesday only. Call
3-3651
pfiBL—
nch Hand Equipment in Bryan is now looking for
1-time Installers/Warehouse help to work in its new
vice center. Applicants must have a strong work
lie and possess an attitude of getting the job done
^rectly Previous experience in truck accessory in-
llation is preferred but not necessary. * For consider-
_Sh,pax your resume ASAP to (713)467-9219.
1680-8968 les I Ip wanted. Flexible hours. The Resale Wear-
og for S50I
jsejfor Ladies &Children. Call 846-3679 or come by
30 3.Texas, Bryan.
Aiors and Graduate Students, Notes-N-Quotes, is
ng notetakers for the fall semester. Apply at
iTES-N-QUOTES 701 University Drive right across
rj the Blocker building on the A&M campus.
bedroom
I * , *694S^^B PUS Flexible hours ’ approx. 15hrs./wk, $7/hr.
iderlit to help with housekeeping in family home close
1-8493, ask for Maria.
il bicyr ■ pent w /ranch or farm experience. Will assist profes-
q+speed . rancher w/care of herds &show cattle. Will work
;50-S1OO Th&Sat. If interested, apply w/letter &qualifications
Dr, Roy W.Hann Jr., 1300-Walton Drive, CS.TX.
S/rear shocks 340
. ■ C rs. hg JL-ovBy crew positions available. Apply at any loca-
ily $ 950 i. I Flexible scheduling, free shift meals, start at
‘ia^Ktr, raise/promotions possible.
reiess wale <as Ha || of p ame j S now hiring for all positions, espe-
oak-woot), 9 - ||y bartenders. Apply in person from 10a.m.-12noon
_Jy. or during regular business hours. Call 822-2222
jle f-chavs $&- 3 Aggie Outreach Program -Contact Former Stu-
774-2231 __.,its to ask for their support of student scholarships
TTT S!9oT '.her student programs. Earn $5.75/hr. +Bonuses
T_— ^irkiflexible hours while developing communication
j speed good <* agotiation skills. Stop by the Clayton Williams, Jr.
imni Center for an application or call 845-0425 for
« I rC re Information.
lE SAL 3 Deluxe Diner on Northgate, hiring wait staff and
' .. ne y-. >ks for all shifts, Apply in person. 203 University
415-bOneyc
5„ couch $20, ***_
Wjiiorthy person who can work independently w/reli-
e transportation needed for 10-15/wk at Equity Real
:ate. For info, call Jennifer 696-4464, or apply M-F,
2.
iltstaff, line cooks, catering staff. Red Bandana Res-
lOtetakmg d omc ' rani Apply 1:30-4p.m., 3500-E. Hwy.21
^search Cooio ~
cq.t/tir mted 49-people to get paid to lose weight. All natu-
1. Virww.evitality.net/lifeline, 888-248-2838.
cj^trehouse help needed. Full-time Tues.-Fri., gam
bled student jT opm, Saturday 10am-4pm. $6.50/hr. 779-7586.
■lass and a tier 10 / -—*
' 847-183' ilcome Back Students! Our Food is the talk of the
wn! We are The BEST Italian Restaurants in
-r^an/Coll.Station. We need WAITSTAFF as good as
4K $10 base . p ooc |i p| ease apply in person at Mr. G’s Pizzeria
bolarships av® q ,yy eS ( 26thSt. Downtown Bryan) or call ahead 822-
s apply 695 'LLt7 for an appointment.
iiing smiling. fofTadows/Unix technical support rep. needed by local
arson at SWPn® (ware firm. Full or part-time. E-mail resume to:
^_^s@.stata.com
ntaii/e. Versity cC , r |< ;it (h e Texas Renaissance Festival. Have Fun
center, is se®' king money. Call Debbie at 409-279-3274.
Respo 05 ^ 1 ^""" 1 ~ . . - - ... .—
?S u t reseat I§i rs needed for lawn maintenance co. Must be
$8 SlO/H f a * least 4hrs/dav $6 00/hr Call Kirk f
a/anted
going
TO
tilible at least 4hrs/day $6.00/hr. Call Kirk 690-6392
^■cdopainting, miscellaneous. $6/hr. 6-8hrs. a
—Zt ek Hours flexible. 846-6211.
He need exp Eg.
MISCELLANEOUS
irnational Student Association Members Wanted!
3^3661 wBewestway.com/1147 (888)248-4942 24Hrs/Day.
MOTORCYCLE
iuzuki/GS 500 8K miles, restored to original con-
-77^ 5; cn|clean bike, $1000 negotiable. Call 260-8145.
IW-ouM - .
SSucb. 846-7
-staff. WS
O-Rnfeather. 77
igHTawasaki GPS 1100, 1-owner, only 8500 miles,
: y dependable. Asking $2,500. Brett 260-3270
WsKawasaki Eliminator 250 only 3,200 original miles
■c Jfik anc chrome cruiser bike. Great for campus trans-
yi/part-time tatlon $i ,000/o.b.o. 764-3945
In'personM^'eady t j rec j 0 f parking? Yamaha Maxim-650. Runs
ircrest Bryan.
lakmg appl icallC
a
itinue on E 1 '
ellent, $999. Call 822-1287.
Roommate Wanted!
574-6336.
Room for horse and pets. Call
Roommate wanted. M/F, 3bdrm/2bth house, $375/mo.
All Bills Paid! 696-3644.
SERVICES
3e/min. long distance to anywhere in the U S. Call
(409)571 -8333.
AAA Texas Defensive Driving. Lots-of-fun, Laugh-a-
lotll Ticket dismissal/insurance discount. M-T(6pm-
9pm), W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri.&Sat.- Fri(6pm-8pm)
&Sat(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-2:30pm). Inside Bank-
ofAmerica. Walk-ins welcome. $25/cash. Lowest
price allowed by law. 111-Univ. Dr, Ste.217. 846-
6117. Show-up 30/min. early. (CP-0017).
Generation Next. Resnet ready ethernet cards $25 in
stalled. 694-1635
All
WANTED
Student commuting from Houston. Looking for carpool
from Houston. M-W-F. Call 281)893-6616.
WEIGHT LOSS
Healthy, Lasting, Weightless have more energy,
better appetite control, higher calorie burning, nutrition
al support for muscle building and better looking skin.
Call 268-9634
Lose Weight Safely With Herballfe Products. Free
Samples. (409)228-2779 24Hrs/Day.
Metabolite 356TM. Discount prices. Call Diana Mon
toya (409)693-9834. MetabolifeTM Independent Distrib
utor.
METABOLIFE made from the finest natural herbs. In
crease the metabolism while boosting energy. Guaran
teed lowest prices in town! 680-0709.
Metabolife-356 Same Great Energy &Same Great
Weight Loss Results Special Student Prices!! Free
delivery B/CS! Cash, Check or Credit Card. 695-6983.
Hair Design
Free Haircut
with Full Highlight
( s 20 Savings)
696-4144
Serving Aggies For 25 Years
Looking for something to do?
Then check out this month’s AWESOME
MSC Programs!
Universal Tan & The Body Shop
Hai/e joined forces to offer you
The complete one stop fitness center.
* 1 month unlimited tanning $ 1 9.9 5
* I month Kardio-Kickboxing combo S 29.9S
FREE class of Kardio-Kickboxing-with this ad.
For more information call 268-1016
September
1-3 MSC Visual Arts Committee Annual Poster Sale 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Rudder Fountain Area
3 MSC Film Society Varsity Blues 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Rudder Theatre
5 MSC Marketing Team Fall Open House 2-6 p.m. MSC 1st and 2nd Floors
8 MSC Visual Arts Committee Face to Face Artist Talk: Beverly Penn 5-7 p.m. MSC
Visual Arts Gallery
9 MSC Black Awareness Committee Nu House 3:30 p.m. location: TBA
10 MSC Film Society The Matrix 7 and 9:45 p.m. Rudder Theatre Complex.
11 MSC Cultural Committee Consortium Leading With Diversity 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
16 MSC CAMAC Diezy Seis Celebration 10 a.m - 2 p.m. Rudder Fountain
17-18 Yell Leaders First Yell - Weekend Warmup/Bill Engvall/Cook-off Classic Simpson
Drill Field
Hillel Jewish Student Association
Welcomes Back Bash
7:00 p.m. Sunday, September 5, 1999
at Hillel Building on George Bush Drive
Across from Duncan Field
696-7313
22
24
27
30
MSC CAMAC and MSC Town Hall
Auditorium
Ballet Folklorico de Mexico 7:30 p.m. Rudder
MSC Film Society Clue 1 and 9:30 p.m. Rudder Theatre
MSC Recreation Committee Jack White Billiards Exhibit 2-4 p.m. MSC Basement
MSC OPAS Don Cossacks of Rostov 7:30 p.m. Rudder Auditorium
6.
For special assistance please call 845-1515
MSC OPAS
Now Accepting New Member
on$
Applications can bcMtked up in Room 223 of
the Student Pt^gt4fns Office in the MSC.
Applications 4re available Aug. 30- Sept. 6
Informational meeting Sept. 5 ® 6:30 p.m.
40! ~
Applications ar# due on Sept. 6th
no later than 6 p.m.!
Questions? Call 845-1661
The Battalion’s now offering
access to The WIRE
A 24-hour, multimedia news
service for the Internet from
The Associated Press
The WIRE provides continuously updated news coverage from one of the
world’s oldest, largest news services via The Battalion’s web page.
• A comprehensive, up-to-the-minute news report combining the latest AP stories with photos, graphics, sound and video.
• Headlines and bulletins delivered as soon as news breaks.
http://bat web.tamu.edu
le you were frolicking on the
:h or working the drive-thru
the summer, MSC OPAS began
ig tickets to our 1999-2000
in. Tickets are going fast...but
seats still remain!
u choose to get ahead of the
mpetitlon and purchase your
RAS tickets this week, you will
receive a FREE OPAS magnet. The
magnet lists the 1999-2000 OPAS
schedule and sticks perfectly on
your fridge.
For tickets, stop by the MSC Box
Office in the lobby of Rudder
Tower. Call 845-1234 or visit
opas.tamu.edu for more information.
. ^o ot 8 °b>
7999-T'
Magnets available for tickets purchased at MSC Box
Office only / not valid with any other discount / not
valid for tickets already purchased / Limit one magnet
per student / TAMU Student ID required / offer expires
September 4 at 2 PM / Aggie Bucks™ Accepted
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