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WORLD Page 20 well, well. looks like history Going the distance majors might get a job after all History. English, econ, 1t doesn’t matter when you have access to over three million job listings online. That’s more than you’ll find anywhere else on the Net. All In one place and only at careerbu1lder.com. Then there’s the On Campus channel, a massive resource designed specifically for college students, where you3E|Eind a resume database, company research, panel discussions and advice from recent grads. It’s everything you need to find the right career. Regardless. Jum when colk Is By the thousa take a look a Parents'V ELIZABETH O'FARRELL Iji 1 H Gerard Szymczak. .1 senior mechanical engineering major, works In the lab making partsfodiliBYell Friday Formula SAE race car for his senior design class (MEEN446). ■he goal of I lat we do here —— — fiittee memhi Hnajor. “It sei I Tie Parents’ V\ promotion a: 3ers who ser bf the Year si SSin; Israel welcomes China’s! president, U.S. careerbuilder.com when is your future? JERUSALEM (AP) Under U.S. pressure to cancel a lucrative arms deal with China, Israel welcomed Chinese President Jiang Zemin on a historic visit Wednesday to the Jewish state, ce menting ties first forged in secret near ly two decades ago. The high-profile recognition of Israel by one of the world’s major powers was seen as strong proof here that the days of diplomatic isolation are over for good. However, the new status also brought new problems for Israel, such as juggling the divergent interests of its strongest ally and a powerful new friend. Israeli Prime Minister I.hud Barak welcomed Ziang less than 24 hours af ter meeting at the White House with President Clinton, w ho urged the Is raeli leader to cancel the planned sale of a sophisticated airborne surveillance system to China. Clinton expressed deep displeasure and warned that the deal, potentially worth $2 billion, could undermine Is rael’s standing in the United States, said an Israeli official who attended Tuesday's White House summit. Dan ny Yatom, Barak’s top policy adviser, said the U.S. Congress w as “very wor ried” about the sale. Israel’s deputy defense minister, Ephraim Such, said Israel was com mitted to selling at least one surveil lance plane to China, w hich reported ly has the option to order three to seven more. Israeli officials have suggested that alter the first plane is sold, the deal could be frozen indefinitely to appease th? United States. PHALCON sale to China advanced eah piaysamajon battlefield by provKjngret-? inteHgence to enacted borders in war and pea? ' radar system replaces!^ conventional rofodomera^ AWtoS, and is fronted' aifcraft fuselage of atcpf inside a stationary doms M 360 degree coverage udent Goven rthe weeken his year, Ro said Xavier idls a senior ind .'Many great b ete in a cook Many Aggie p sons and dan his year is e aughter’s cla labor, parents of New Vln Scully and Dave Campbell Commentary 250 Personalized Stances & Motions Total Control Fielding™ Gameplay Consuitatfon by Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman and Davey Johnson §0 Statistical Categories Per Player Ml The Haw Stadiums W-Styte Frasersffeiter 1 s S P a R TS www. f Sports j a#iSf Imm wsose wsssea ssa m I*s! aajer Lassau SsasesS EfapiWsa u*. mad isaram.. fcfciar Ljsms itasME m .260-2660 w dHt 7250 University Drive iMZ - ■ - ■ SUN Apr 16 MON Apr 17 TUBS Apr 18 WED Apr 19 !»f! Apif 4-6 PM Phys 208 Pt.C Test *1 W.bb/Hardy Phys 208 Pr«c T«®l #2 Webb/Hardy Phys 208 Prac T«»l #3 6-9 PM Phys 202 CH.27 Phys 202 CH.28 Phys 202 CH.29 & Prac Phys 202 Prac. Test 9PM- MID Chem 107 Ch. 9,12 Chem 107 Ch. 13 Chem 107 Prac. Teat Brown Chem 107 Prac. Teel Hughbank 8-10 PM Chem 228 Ch.24 Chem 228 Ch.25 Chem 228 Harding Chem 102 CH. 21A Chem I 1 ', chM 10- MID Math 151 Test #1 Matti if TestR 6-8 PM Gene 301 Gene 301 Gene 301 8-10 PM Chem 227 Test Chem 227 Test Chem 227 Test Gene 301 Gene 10- MID Chem 238 LAB Gene 301 Gene 301 Gene 301 Ellison Gene! 11 EIIWM WED Apr IQ THUR Apr 20 FRI Apr 21 SAT Apr 22 5^ CHEM 101 6-8 PM Chem 101 Ch. 10 6-8 PM Chem 101 Ch 11 4.6 PM Chem 101 Ch. 12 Noon-2PM Chem 101 Test M Mawk I Chem lJ | T«lg| ^s the April 1’ I for their 1 deadline. Cenneth Varg; ra cn no cn no na nn p g j-j] Study) Abroad I THE CO LE omcg. 10,SE NOT SHOUI 4 )R A FOUR P ■ tiiMlSiRilkt Mm BRANDO A. JE RI C/A.IS! UNIVERSITY OP CAIRO r e their form con ion by filling oi The extensioi 'Mbs to file, not jeand can’t pay not paying on t Vargas said the an extension 'w.irs.gov. Some on-line fi be submitted c Jessica Mirant fllile for her tax 1 ■extension. “I’ve just been: m, but I’ll pro! “Tm a proci I fill out a form l ,et my tax retur Vargas said he c iciently to file f< “If students are do it and walk £ for an extensio form is not ace Students like M k their taxes ma] a toll-free, 24-houi a ?eessthe help lin<