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DJ MUSIC
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EMPLOYMENT
"'""Help on the spot**** Mason's Mobile Car Repair.
828-4832.
AUTO
1981 500SL Mercedes convertible excellent condition
77.000mi. $14,000o.b.o. 229-7375.409/251-8210.
Windows programmer/documenter, 25-49 hoursTwe-ate,
VB, C++ experience, engineering experience a pi as.
846-2340, www.elitesoft.com
'89 Buck Regal, maroon v-6, am/fm-cass, $5,500. 696-
9733, 228-2462 pager
FARM/RANCHES
‘97 Chevy Silverado, extended cab 350, V-8, loaded,
$14,000 neg. Call 694-3676.
Goats for sale. 50-70 pound casterated males. Spam-
ish/Boer cross. $40-55. Great for Bar-B-Que.
(409)873-2497. Navasota area.
Dune- buggy 71 model Volkswagen engine recently re
built excellent condition for off-road Shunting. Many
many extras! Must see! $2,500/060.695-9157
FOR RENT
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
Mason's Mobile Car Repair. Help on the spot. 828-
4832.
BED AND BREAKFAST
2bdrm/2bth sublease January thru August, shuttle,
$635./mo. Call 694-8369.
Brazos Bottom Plantation Home available for ASM foot
ball games S other special events. For brochure- infor
mation call Rebecca Sicilio Lewis-'70, @(409)696-
0091.
Apartment for rent. Close to campus, walk or bike. Re
duced prices! Furnished or unfurnished, 1bdrm. 846-
9196 or 846-1413,
COMPUTERS
Advansys Fast SCSI PCI Card New! lOmb/sec Data
Transfer. W/Version2 Software On CD. 694-4281 $35.
Houses and duplexes available.
Equity Real Estate, 696-4464.
Centrally toe steal
Rodeo 2000
now hiring waitresses, doormen,
floormen, beertub & DJ.
Please apply in person
Tue.-Fri., 12pm-4pm.
Contact 823-7652
New duplex for lease, 1490sq.ft, 3bdrm-21/2bth. 4-
min. from campus, private patio. 3315 Farestwoodf
Pgr(409)754-1966, Hm(409)968-8695.
New spacious 2bdrm-2bth, CA/CH, W/D connections,
walk to campus, $740./mo., 306-Cherry St. Call 846-
5800 or 268-0149.
One bedroom apartment for rent. Call 764-6853.
Room for lease. Save $625! University Towers Sub
lease. Contact Barry Irby- (713)64)-351 1(W).
(281)996-1994(H).
DO YOU HAVE TOENAIL
FUNGUS?
(Thick, Discolored Toenails)
Sublease large 1bdrm apartment. Doux Chene Apart
ments near Albertsons/ Walmart In College Station.
Pool/sauna, weight room, laundry... $410/mo, Call Lu-
Cile (409)764-5681, (409)845-7867.
J&S Studies, Inc. is testing
a new topical medication in
the treatment of toenail
infections. Qualified
participants will receive free
study medication and
compensation.
For Information call :
J&S Studies, Inc.
(409)846-5933
The Houston Chronicle
Needs carriers Fall
semester paper routes.
$600-$900/mo.
plus gas allowance.
For information please contact:
Julian at 693-2323 or
Mike at 693-7815.
Newsday Crossword
CATCH! by Lee Weaver
Edited by Stanley Newman
ACROSS
1 50%
5 Grain husks
10 50 Minutes
network
13 Birdlike
15 Mother-of-
pearl
16 2001 computer
17 Get ready
to sail
19 1996 Summer
Olympics host
20 Quiver
contents
21 The Bluegrass
State
23 Taken-back car
25 Actor Bogarde
et al.
26 Get-up-and-go
29 Barbecue
offering
31 Barbecue
offering
32 Garage-sale
sign
34 Young
stallion
36 Pass into law
39 Wood strip
40 Constantly,
to Keats
41 Hostile, as a
crowd
42 Port St. FL
44 Plant-to-be
46 Acid-tasting
47 Chef’s secret
ingredient
49 Henry Vlll’s
sixth
51 Society-page
word
52 More
competent
53 Tailless
amphibian
55 Lynx et al.
58 Black Sea
port
62 Doctors’ group:
Abbr.
63 Couch
accessory
65 Santa’s mo.
66 Novelist Zola
67 Tara family
name
68 Rub the
wrong way
69 Titled ladies
70 -bitty
8
9
DOWN
Laugh
sounds
Declare
positively
Perjurer
Be partial to
News
station
Untalented
artist
Workout
result
Palm-tree
foliage
Like good soil
10 Roundup
cook’s
“kitchen”
11 Soaks up sun
12 Do in
14 More modern
18 Savory jelly
22 An outer
planet
24 Woodwinds
26 Become
wearisome
27 Biblical
brother
28 Extremely
dark
30 Hit the hay
33 Protective
piece
35 Pay for dinner
37 Sleuth’s find
38 Brit’s radial
43 Built
45 Lose vitality
48 Rodeo bull
50 Ham’s
device
52 One pointing
at a target
54 New , India
55 Dry riverbed
56 Barbershop
service
57 Shoe bottom
59 Window-blind
piece
60 Prepare the
laundry
61 On the road
64 Thriller director
Craven
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FOR RENT
"Party Block Mobile DJ**- Peter Block, professicnial/
experienced. Specializing in Weddings. TAMU func
tions, lights/smoke. Mobile to anywhere. Book eeully!I
693-6294. http://www.partyblockdj.com
Dinner porters @ADTT Sorority. No experience neces
sary. Two positions currently open. Wages* meals. Call
693-8825 for more info.
FOR SALE
For Sale: Diamond Engagement Ring.
$1,500 Call 847-6758
1-2/Bedroom apartments. Some with w/d, some nearr
campus. $150-$325/mo. 696-2038.
Full Suspension Kona Mountain Bike -$625 O.B.O.
Call 696-6598.
Ibdrm-lbth apartment, all bills paid, $375/nw>. Call 680-
9443 or 260-1001
2Bdrm/1Bath, studio style 4-plex. 2405 Bosque, Col
lege Station. No pets. $425. 731-8951.
HELP WANTED
Be the FIRST to occupy these new 3-3 duplexes In CSS
Available for move in now or reserve yours for
Dec./Jan. All appliances, microwave, washer/drye*.
sprinklers, fenced yard. Great for families or students
$1,200. United 694-9140 www.unlted-rico.com
2 full-time positions: Lab Analyst and Technician II. $9-
12/hr depending on education/experience. Opportunity
for advancement. Apply in person at 415 Graham Rd.
690-2280.
Aquatic aerobics instructor for doctor's office,
ings. Apply at 1703-E. 29th, Bryan.
Morn-
BACK TO SCHOOL WORK $10 base/appt., flexible,
part/full-time positions, scholarships available, custom
er sales/service, conditions apply. 695-1386.
Battery R&D company seeks part-time technician as
sistants. Duties would include, prep work, clean up and
general laboratory work. Contact David at Rechargea
ble Battery Corporation, 809 University Drive, Suite
100E. 260-1120.
Bentwater Yacht & Country Club is seeking aerobics in
structors for the fall. Please contact Kelly Murphy
<409)597-6219.
Bentwater Yacht & Country Club is seeking dinner &
jazz musicians for the fall. Please send music demo to:
Kelly Murphy Activities Dept., Bentwater Yacht & Coun
try Club, 800 Bentwater Drive, Montgomery, Texas
77356.
Campus representatives wanted to post Winter Ski and
Spring Break flyers/ posters. Get 15 friends together
and the 16th person goes tree! 1-800-SUNCHASE/
www sunchase.com
Charities of BRAZOS BINGO. Bingo Usher- must be
ISyrs. old w/no felony convictions. Must be available
Tues.-Sat., 6-11pm. Flexible work scheduling -approx.
3nightS/week. Apply in person Mon.-Fri., 10-2pm,
1805-Briarcrest Dr., Bryan.
Chick-fil-A Post Oak Mall offers employment benefits of
Closed Sunday, flexible work schedules for students or
persons interested in part-time work, possible hours to
work: 10am-4pm, 11am-3pm, or 4-Close (approx.
10pm). Chick-fil-A offers to students an opportunity to
apply for a $1,000 scholarship to College. Come in for
an application and learn more about Chick-fil-A in the
Food Court at Post Oak Mall on Harvey Road. Experi
ence preferred, but not limited to restaurant. EOE.
Dallas Morning News now taking applications for male
dorm carrier. Call 589-3358.
Donating plasma is the ideal part-time job. You set
your own hours &show up if you want to. You lay down
the whole time &get paid in tax-free cash every time.
Call for more info or an appointment. Two locations,
UUestgate Biologicals in the Golden Corral Shopping
Center 268-6050 and DCI Biologicals Gust North of
campus on Wellborn Rd.) 846-8855
Earn extra income by cleaning offices M-F, after 5p.m.
823-5031.
Experienced dental waxer, salary commenserate with
experience. Apply in person, M-F, midmorn-12noon,
3200 Kent ©Goessler.
SEMESTER R & SHORT
TERM LEASES AVAILABLE.
Furnished rooms with all bills paid.
Free shuttle to TAMU.
Call 7797091
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leystwe & Arapatai
• 6 Days & 5 Nights in SI ope side Condos
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HELP WANTED
Two large Bryan homes- 4&5 bedrooms. Ready to
move into. Great locations, Students okay for both.
Starting $1,000. United 694-9140 www.united-rico.com
Experienced w/tropical fish,
ence. Part-time 822-9315.
Previous pet shop experi-
University Place 4bdrm/4bth condo. New construction
oft Southwest Parkway. Contact Marilyn @846-0606.
Fatburger, C.Sta.: Drivers, Cooks, Cashiers,
earn up to $ 10/hr.11 846-4234.
5pc. bedroom set, full-size, includes mattress-set, good
condition, $175/OBO, 268-0865.
ICemplete College
CALL
TODAY
Bike rack for sale- Saris roof rack, two bike w/accesso-
ries -$235/OBO; pair of 10” subs in box -$65. Call 691-
8087.
Cannondale F700 1997. Avid 2.0 brake levers, P-bone
head shock, LX components. $600/o.b.o. Call Richard
6931651.
Help wanted, part time weekend Ranch work,
clearing, etc... Close to campus. 846-1592
Heavy duty chrome Smitty built brushguard with K.C.
lights and heavyduty chrome weather guard toolbox for
99-Ford F250 $695/both, 695-8742.
Maytag washer. Kenmore dryer. Call 696-1618
$200/o.b.o.
Laboratory worker wanted Part-time job available In
molecular genetics Lab isolating DNA from cotton
plants. Must have basic knowledge and experience in
lab procedures. Contact John Yu 260-9522 or 260-
9311.
Wedding .Dress! Eve of Milady, full tulle skirt, veil,
head-piece, cathedral train. Gorgeous! Everything tor
$500/0.6.0. 260-5414. Diana.
Little Caesars Pizza now hiring delivery drivers and
pizza makers. Apply at any B/CS location.
Max Food Mart is looking for day/night cashiers. Com
petitive starting salary. Willing to work around school
schedules. Apply in person at 3211-B Texas Ave., Bry
an.
Model technician for dental lab. must work well wtth
hands and be detail oriented. No experience necessa
ry -will train. Apply In person M-F, mkJmorn-12noon,
3200 Kent@Goessler.
Models for life-drawing $10.hous Red Brick Gallery.
Call for appointment to Interview. 775-3796.
Now hiring teacher aides for 3-momlng positions &sub-
stitues for all hours. Please call 846-1762.
P.T. exercise physiologist assistant lor doctor's office
Experience or medical orientation desired. Apply at
1703-E. 29th, Bryan.
Silk Stocking Lounge is hiring dancers. Must be 18
Great $$. Make your own schedule Also hiring wait
resses. Call 690-1478 alter 7p.m.
Subway crew positions available. Apply at any loca
tion. Flexible scheduling, free shift meals, start at
$5.40/hr, raise/promotions possible.
Waitstaff, line cooks, catering staff. Red Bandana Res
taurant. Apply 1:30-4p.m., 3500-E. Hwy.21
Wanted 49-people to get paid to lose weight. All natu-
ralt. www.evitality.net/lifeline, 888-248-2838.
Warehouse help needed Full-time preferred. Tues -
Fri., 9am-5:30pm, Saturday 10am-4pm. $6.50/hr 779-
,7586 . , . ,
Work at the Texas Renaissance Festival. Have Fun
making money. Call Debbie at 409-279-3274.
MISCELLANEOUS
ATTN: Coming to Lubbock for the game? Stay at The
University Plaza across from Texas Tech. You won't
have to worry about parking! Call for reservations, 800-
388-6980.
International Student Association Members Wantedl
www.newestway.com/1147 (888)248-4942 24Hrs/Day.
Make your own: beer, wine, mead. Brewstuft home-
brewing supplies. 821-BREW.
MOTORCYCLE
'84-Yamaha XT600 street/dirt $950. ‘95-Yamaha
XT600 street/dlrt, electric start, $2,850. 822-6513
‘89-NX125. Street/dirt. Electric. $1400. 823-7562.
'98 Kawasaki Ninja250, great condition, 1294mi.,
$2200, ask for Mike 775-9006.
PETS
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure
breeds! Brazos Animal Shelter-775-5755.
AKC black lab male, 4mos., shots &wormed. Dew de-
clawed. Needs home w/yard, $100. src7480@aol.com
409-435-1525
Beautiful Weimaraner boy! 6 months, shots & wormed,
$150. Please call 272-1223.
German Shepherd Puppies born 8/5/99, AKC, OFA
Pedigree, cary@tamu.edu, 409)693-8373.
ROOMMATES
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.
Page 10 ♦ Wednesday, September 22, 1999
SPORTS IN BRIEF
Volleyball takes on Missouri
in Big 12 opener
FT/PT kitchen help needed. Apply Monday-Friday 2-
5pm at Fox& Hound. 505 E.University Competitive
wages.
Fun prestigious Instructor, some evenings &Saturdays.
$6/hr. We ll train. 696-9142.
The No. 16 Texas A&M
Volleyball Team (9-1, 0-0) will
open Big 12 Conference play at
G. Rollie White
Coliseum tonight
at 7 against the
University of
Missouri.
The Aggies
lead the all-time
season with
Missouri, 8-1,
and have won
the last seven
meetings.
A&M is 11-6 all-time in confer
ence openers, including 2-1 since
Big 12 play began.
WOOLS EY
at G. Rollie Wl
Led by tournament
Woolsey, A&M is comingoffj
ond-consecutive tournament
after winning its own GTflp a l r
Volleyball Classic last weet ^ni the
The Aggies swept Sar'.:W ; T L
University, the Universityrp 1 a l te
and the University of c
extend their game-winninTSyn 61
to a record 26 games. P mor
Missouri went 1-2 atcftP u ^ e
ment hosted by the Unive-k 8 mer
Arkansas, including a fo.j 0 ^ 1 on(
loss to the No. 20 Razo^i^ 01 ^ 1
the final match. ^ s > ' r
The match is the
match in the history of toB-” Dl
volleyball program. K iess
■But S
Help wanted part time house cleaning Flexible sched
ule. Supplies furnished. Close to campus. 846-1592
Immediate opening in warehouse division. Starting pay
$6.00. Apply In person at Producer's Co-Op, 1800-
N.Texas, 778-6000.
Join Buppy's Catering winning team while completing
your dream. $6.50-$11.00/hr. 779-6417.
Kitchen help, flexible hours, bike delivery Burger Boy-
Northgate, 846-2146.
Gailey admits
blew free-kick ca
wai
GAJLEY
IRVING (AP) — Dallas
Cowboys coach Chan Gailey
admitted Tuesday that he goofed
by not request-1
ing a free kick
after a fair catch
on the final play
of the first half
against the
Atlanta Falcons.
» Gailey said he
knew of the rule
that gives coach
es the option of
trying an uncontested field goal
after any fair catch, but he figured
that only was possible if there
was time remaining.
So when he saw 0:00 on the
clock after punt returner Wane
McGarity’s fair catch at the end
of the second quarter Monday
night, Gailey took his team to the
locker room.
“I’m always cognizant of being
able to do it because I’ve always
wanted to do it,” Gailey said. “I
had a chance and I missed it.”
The digest of rules in the NFL
record and fact book specifically
addresses no-time situation.
“If time expires while ball is in
' ’The
MIA
play and a fair catch is i. mtibioti
receiving team may cho:«
extend the period” withiH
kick, the book said. “Ho*
place-kicker may not usete:||
Gailey already had
that punter Toby Go win.
also handles kickoffs, won
the field goal if the te
caught in Atlanta territoiy.
“We lined Wane upon!
and said, 'If you go behinil!:;l
let it go. If you can catch:: Florida’
or in front of the 50, fainryesterd.
so we can have the fret busines
Gailey said. “We were teBThe
there would be one second:: of Evei
the clock.” quick I \
McGarity caught thefcL tentic (
47. Gowin routinely puTX® At 5
into the end zone and(i®a southw
out a tee would haveLr/vr; ibout 5
good shot at sending if I In a
the uprights. shut in
The Cowboys leMMlIie [Manati
time. They ended up v: h>. of stre
7, so the squandered o;;.' dosed
only hurt Gailey’s pride, - E "We
“I forgot you could an, iomefl
free kick after the clock UBuntyj
out,” Gailey said. “I shouMAtlec
that. That’s my responsibiiellatioi
the stati
Defense steps up fo
nd ai
iticCo
’Boys against Falco
Large room in a nice house, close to campus.
694-1595 after 5pm.
Male roommate for 3/2 house. $300 w/garage parking,
+1/3-utilities cable modem? cyclistdan@hotmail.com
694-0305.
Male/Female roommate needed. Big house, quiet, own
room, $325/mo. +1/3utilities, close to campus! 779-
0012
Need two roommates, luxury living 3/2 own bedroom,
in-house gym, huge yard w/deck build-in hot-tub fire
place, nice neighborhood, $350/mo. +1/3bills 775-1830,
694-7529.
Room in house available for fall semester.
$200/mo. +1/3utillties. 779-1813.
Rent
ROOMMATE NEEDED. Graduate student, never
home, needs male roommate asap. Scandia apts.,
near campus, bus route, two bedroom, own bathroom,
$350/mo., 1/2-phone &util. Call Todd, 845-3876 or
680-8411.
SERVICES
3c/min. long distance to anywhere in the U.S. Call
(409)571-8333.
60-acre private lake on 400-acres. 40-min. from CS.
Fishing, hunting, from $15-75. Boat and bait provided.
Call Rob 695-1627.
AAA Texas Defensive Driving. Lots-of-fun, Laugh-a-
lotl! 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-Unlv. Dr., Ste.217. 846-
6117. Show-up 30/min. early. (CP-
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lism. it Works! Call Greg/Kari Ray (409)268-8823.
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better appetite control, higher calorie burning, nutrition
al support for muscle building and better looking skin.
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toya (409)693-9834. MetabolifeTM Independent Distrib
utor.
Metabolite-356 Same Great Energy &Same Great
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IRVING (AP) — Payback
arrived quickly in the Dallas
Cowboys locker room.
A week after being bailed out
by the offense, the Dallas
defense returned the favor
Monday night in a 24-7 victory
over Atlanta.
Against the Falcons, the guys
who allowed Washington to put
up 504 yards and 35 points in the
opener set up 10 of Dallas’ first
17 points with an interception
and a fumble.
Then, when they started to
slip in the final minutes, giving
Atlanta at least a glimmer of
hope, the defense roared back
when Greg Ellis returned an
interception 87 yards for a game
sealing touchdown.
“Last week we were proud
of our offense for coming back
and winning the game,” Ellis
said. “But we knew we didn’t
play well defensively and we
wanted to come out and make a
statement.”
Dallas joined Detroit as the
NFC’s only 2-0 teams. It is the
best start for the Cowboys since
their last Super Bowl season,
1995, and they get an extra week
to savor it as they have a bye
this Sunday.
When Dallas returns Oct. 3 at
home against Arizona, the sec
ondary could have a new and
improved look. Deion Sanders’
gimpy left big toe will likely be
ready for action and there is a
decent chance Kevin Smith will
be ready to test his aching back.
The Cowboys managed three
interceptions without them
Monday and had a Sanders-like
154 yards in returns. Amazingly,
Ellis, linebacker Dexter Coakley
and safety Izell Reese combined
for more yards than the Dallas
offense had on the ground (133)
or in the air (98).
The Cowboys had just 231
yards of offense, less than half
the 541 they gained against the
Redskins in a 41-35 overtime
victory. Then again, they did not
need much as their three scoring
drives went 4, 60 and 26 yards.
“I think our team has a great
sense that it takes everybody to
win and it’s not going
exactly the same every wi
Cowboys coach Chan G
said yesterday.
“The offense isn’t geir
score 41 every week ace'
defense isn’t going to ge
five turnovers and score
week. It’s going to be prolj
somewhere in between
weeks. So our enthusiasm!!
the whole team.”
The damper on the cel!
tion is that Dallas did note!
ly stop the same Atlantal
that represented the NFC
Super Bowl. This unit was< I
out Pro Bowlers Chris Chet
and Jamal Anderson.
Chandler suited up bu:
not play because of a still [
hamstring. Anderson torei
ment in his right knee six
utes into the game and is oil
the season.
With Tony Graziani
Danny Kanell trying to fill!
Chandler at quarterback
Byron Hanspard repli
Anderson, the Falcons
just 148 yards through
quarters. Atlanta crossed Dll
49-yard-line only once in
time, and that trip ended"'
missed field goal.
A big push from the defen
line was the catalyst for
Cowboys. Dallas’ five sacks
its most in 24 games, datinf
November 1997. Chad Hentt
had two of them, doubling
1998 total, and rookie P (
Zellner got his first sack on
game’s final play.
“There was a lot of good?
sure without blitzing,” Cl
said. “I thought we got art-
the quarterback and made
happen with just our front! 1
That was good to see.”
The shutout lasted 56min c
until a 45-yard touchdownf;
from Kanell to Tim Dwif
Then the Falcons began mil
things interesting.
A 52-yard pass to Ten 1
Mathis that ricocheted ot
defensive back helped
Atlanta within four yards
making it a 17-14 game in
final minute.