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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, July 12,201
Freshmen
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Department of Residence Life, said that the pur
pose of this day is to extend the Aggie spirit.
"Freshman Welcome Day makes moving to
campus a positive experience for freshmen,"
Sasse said. "It helps the freshmen and their fam
ilies feel welcome."
In addition to volunteers helping move
belongings and distribute water, there will also be
volunteers to help freshman break down their
boxes for cardboard recycling, Balkum said.
“Freshman
Welcome Day
makes moving to
campus a posi
tive experience
for freshmen.”
— Ron Sasse
director of Residence Life
"There will also be [Parking,Traffic and Transportation
Services] personnel out helping to direct traffic, and there
will be designated 'assisted unloading areas' close to the
dorms," Balkum said.
Other universities in Texas-Austin (UT) offer a wel
come to the freshman, but do not officially organize the
day. The University of Texas has a program. Gone to
Texas, in which university officials extend an official
welcome to freshman, said Kerri „Muse, a sophomore
studio arts major at UT.
"Gone to Texas is our official freshman welcome, and
we have a resource fair to get students out and meeting
each other, but we do not have an official program that
is dedicated to helping freshman move in," Muse said.
Mexico
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these small Mexican villages.
"They often say, 'Oh gosh, we never
knew it Was like this.' They are horrified,"
Bates said. "One of the important things is to
demonstrate caring — that these poor Indi
ans in their villages on the dusty mountain-
top are important people, they are humans."
Bates has also worked in other villages in
Mexico and Costa Rica. Funding for his ef
forts comes from A&M, the Allen Founda
tion, the Episcopal Medical Mission Foun-
The Battalion
Classified
dation and individual contributions,
Bates has also spent time teachingnuti-
tional courses in Mexico and setting upstui
abroad programs between Mexico and t
United States.
"By developing educational programsr
[Mexican] universities, we can increaseii
ability of these universities to do commi
ty programs on their own," he said.
Though he will retire soon from Al
Bates thinks he still has a lot of work to do.
have another 30 years to work on these pi
lems," he said. "I hope to live longenou;
dnesday. July 12.20(
see the day when malnutrition is eliminate)
in Latin America and the Caribbean."
Swimmer
Continued from Page 1
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Brazos Bottom Plantation Home available for A&M
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weddings, weekend get-aways. For information/ reser
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CHILD CARE
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“GIRL” SINGERS by Bob Frank
Edited by Stanley Newman
ACROSS
1 Leftover
6 Saintly
symbol
10 “Get outta
here!”
14 Hilo hello
15 Words to
Brutus
16 “This can’t be!
17 “Maggie May”
singer
19 Air bag?
20 Get mellow
21 Eye drop
22 Disorderly
disturbance
24 Portrait
medium
25 Chronometer
26 Furry
si inkers
29 Sugar pills
32 Levels (up)
33 Mourning
Becomes
Electra
character
34 Repairman’s
fig-
35 Start over
36 Verge
37 Soft cheese
38 Furthermore
39 CPA’s record
40 Electrician,
at times
41 Not at all
long-term
44 “And off!”
45 Parka parts
46 Bearing
47 Performing
company
49 Seaside
soarer
50 Actress
Gardner
53 Assistance
54 “Clementine”
singer
57 Club Med
locale
58 Bangkok
resident
59 Legal
60 Eye
annoyance
61 For a
(cheaply)
62 Cow of
commercials
DOWN
1 Gilbert of
Roseanne
2 Pipe problem
3 Went
piggyback
4 Sighs of
content
5 Peppermint
candies
6 “ chubby
and plump,
a right jolly
old elf”
7 Perfume oil:
Var.
8 Wd. part
9 Get around,
militarily
10 Comfort
11 “Maybellene”
singer
12 Karenina
13 Clothes
18 Snakelike fish
23 Mythical bird
24 Substitute
spread
25 Dirty Harry
portrayer
26 Valuable violin
27 Sports site
28 “Peggy Sue”
singer
29 Quite
expensive
30 Willow twig
31 Cubic meter
33 Killer whales
36 Certain write
offs
37 Well, in Nice
40 Cajole
42 Pate topper
43 “Alley !”
44 Mite-sized
46 Top man
47 "Memories Are
Made of ”
48 Take five
49 Abba of Israel
50 Pendulum
paths
51 Clock numeral
52 Start the pot
55 "You sly one,
you!”
56 Be unwell
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2bdrm/1 bth mobile home. $575/mo. Perfect for couple.
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+deposit. (830)625-6084, leave message.
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Agent (409)696-6616.
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Help couple looking for 1-bedroom sublease for August-
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Huge 3bdrm/2bth and small 4bdrm/2bth, on same prop
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rent due until August. Call Agent, 846-0606.
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separate utility room with W/D connections, fenced yard,
on shuttle, no pets, no HUD. Available now or August.
$575/mo. +bills. 693-8534.
Manufactured homes- 2&3/bdrm, 1&2/bath, $400-up.
Close to TAMU. No pets. 823-3106. One month's free
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Parkway Apartments 3bdrm/2bth special, 1/2-off
deposit. 693-6540.
New 3bdrm/2bth Rock Hollow Duplexes, preleasing now
for August. No pets. $1,000/mo. 823-0390 or 846-
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NEW Student Condominiums with Rooms for Rent
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Station: 979-693-5758 or toll-free: 877-706-9081.
Off 2818 in Villa Oaks West. Ibdrm/lbth, balcony,
pool/laundry on site, $325/mo., deposit $200, water
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Pre-lease for August. 2bdrm/1bth, 4-plex/duplex, 4
locations, $400-$500. Call 693-1448.
Sublease 1-room in 4bdrm/2bth apartment, fall or year.
Call Marc 764-1779.
Sublease two rooms in 3bdrm/2bth house from now
through 8/15, $280/mo. +bills. 695-2447.
Walk to TAMU. Great 2bdrm/1bth, $425/mo.
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WASHERS & DRYERS FOR RENT Don't buy, rent a
washer & dryer, $28/month (plus tax).
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FOR SALE
30 gallon salt water aquarium. Complete set-up, $300.
Call 695-0920.
Closeout Laser Printer Sale! HP Laserjet-ll -$100; HP
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Golf iron set $60, dorm-size refrigerator $60. Call
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Mobile Home for sale. 2bdrm/1bth, W/D. Must Sell!
$8,500. 281-480-5822.
Navy blue 75in. sofa w/ matching chair, $300 for both
OBO. Brass end table w/ glass top, $50 OBO. 680-
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Refrigerator, Kenmore, 21 .Scubic feet, ice maker, great
condition, $400. Call 260-2402.
Weight bench, brand new, $75; twin size mattress and
frame, $75. Call 695-2447.
HELP WANTED
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ALGEBRA TUTOR wanted for Ag's kids, Ages 13&14,
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Bartenders make $100-$300 per night. No experience
necessary. Call 1-800-981-8168 ext.245.
College Station Pawn is currently filling a retail sales
position. Flexible hours. Contact Rob @696-7296,
apply at 2316-Texas Ave.S., CS.
Earn extra income by cleaning offices M-F, after 5p.m.
823-5031.
Great for student, receptionist at law office. Tues. and
Thurs., 8am-5pm. You can study at work. 779-1713.
HOUSECLEANING NEEDED! For one or more families
on same street. Min. 9/hr week, Max 20/hr week.
Starting $7/hr. Cleaning, ironing, organizing help need
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inquiries, please. Call 690-0357 daytime.
Join a growing company in one of research’s hottest
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Full-time: B.S./M.S. in Chemical, Mechanical or Civil-
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assemble and evaluate electrochemical power systems.
These positions are in College Station, TX. Lyntech
offers competitive salaries and generous benefits pack
age. Send resume to HR Lynntech, Inc. 7610 Eastmark
Dr., College Station, TX 77840, e-mail: hrlynntech@lyn-
Lynntech, Inc. a technology development company in
College Station, TX has openings for Bachelor and
Master level graduates in Physics, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering Send resume to Lynntech,
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e-mail to hrlynntech@tca.net. Lynntech is an EOE.
Lynntech, Inc. a technology development company has
an opening for a part-time Computer Network
Technician. Position requires a working knowledge of
basic computer networking hardware and software.
Must have the ability to setup and configure computers
(Mac and PC) and peripherals on an existing company
Intranet. The candidate must also be able to diagnose
and troubleshoot problems with computers and network
peripherals with a minimum of supervision. Must have
working knowledge of MS Windows, MacOS, and knowl
edge of Linux would be a plus. Candidate must be able
to work at least 20 hours/week, with some nighttime and
weekend work on occasion. Apply in person at 7610
Eastmark Drive, College Station, or e-mail resume to
hrlynntech@tca.net. Lynntech is an EOE.
Now hiring substitutes for pre-school classes for
Summer II session & Fall semester. Call Kimberly at
846-1762.
Painter helpers needed. Aggressive workers. Will work
w/school schedule. $7.50/hr. 775-7126.
Part-time receptionist needed. Fred Brown Kia Hyundai.
Flexible hours. Apply in person, 1309 Texas Avenue.
Bryan.
Partners Food Delivery now hiring delivery drivers.
Motorcycles a-plus. Flexible hours, good pay. Apply in
person at 113-Walton, CS.
Photographers Needed For Immediate Work. Study
Breaks Magazine. Call (£12)478-9429.
Porters. 2 positions available. Part-time, some
Saturdays. 3100 Briarcrest, Bryan. Fred Brown Mazda,
BMW. No phone calls please.
Small business seeking warehouse personnel. 40+
hours/week. Call 693-9795.
The Deluxe Diner on Northgate hiring waitstaff and
cooks for AM/PM. Apply in person, 203-University
Drive.
LOST & FOUND
LOST KITTEN- gray female tabby. No collar. Missing
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MOTORCYCLE
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693-1901, drewnorris00@hotmail.com
Motorcycle, 1988 Suzuki Katana 600, $750. 846-1254,
Attn: Stephen.
PERSONAL
Individualized Personal Training - First impressions are
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PETS
40 Gallon Eclipse Aquarium &stand -$150; saltwater
fish, corals &rocks -$15-$35; dog door for sliding glass
door -$70. Call 775-6264.
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure
breeds! Brazos Animal Shelter- 775-5755.
Blue and red heelers. 6-week old, tails bobbed, first
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Cool Puppies! Weimaraners, 2 months, 3 girls, 1 silver,
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1999 mobile home. 16x82, 3/2 in park, shed, front-
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ROOMMATES
2-males needed, 3bdrm/2bth duplex, w/d connections,
shuttle route, $250/mo. 979-846-3127.
Female needed Ashford Duplexes, private bed/bath,
available now or Fall/Spring, $400/mo. +1/3bills 696-
0408.
Female to share new townhome, own bed/bath,
$350/mo. +1/3bills, blocks from campus. 979-542-4759.
Looking for three roommates for brand new 4bdrm/4bth
condo in University Place on Southwest Parkway.
$380/mo. +1/4bills. 680-1776.
Male to share 2-bedroom mobile home with third year
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campus. 260-1334.
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+bills. 776-3556.
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firefighters."
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classes, facilitated by senior jdjQ rous
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A&M coaching staff haveur- Joo parking
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ment tests and training offer Ls to park? D
the Applied Exercise Science°t a bike
oratory, and he said the ^i/er^here^b
are a great opportunity for an'
interested in personal health