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JL /rc rv/tittit^it/V* t i£i/ strn>ic7a I Str/Iists <Sf 3 2^7<xif r J~<ai?h& Hair Sculpting & Styling tAt Color 'Ar Perms Roil Higtilighits 'A- Straight toners 'Ar Gel Nails Acrylic Nails -A- Manicures & Pedicures All Types of Waxing C c 3>'S>) I—<S>SS<5 K>E.'T^N -px OfZJVt. Page 2A CAMPUS Thursday, Nover -Th; Irsday, Ni THE BATTALION Non Mia Culpa Hippie I'M GOING TO RIP YOU UP! N\ NO WAIT' there is somethng HAVE TO SAY.. 1/ inariujift Bryan & College Station’s Goodwill RALPH, TOMMY, CALVIN, & ANNE, THEY’RE ALL HERE! News in Brit Suspected rat kitten sold at Post Oak Ma The family who bought^ suspected of having rabie Post Oak Pets in Post Oil last month is being urged] tact the Brazos County ^ Shelter at 361-0675 imme The kitten was one of fd were sold at the pet store* • kittens have been recovers tin DETROIT, M73. YOU TOLD ME YOU WERE SOME BIGWIG CAR MANUFACTURING ROBOT. BY J. GOLDFLUTE SHOP GOODWILL GREAT VALUES IT’S NEW! (979) 823-2083 www.goodwillhouston.org results Tuesday showedt was rabid. 'rlBI Any residents who m; Bv Anne handled or purchased anyl&t’ at Post Oak Pets since [I Q n should contact the amn ,, ter. The families who re:fi>i llss the three kittens will recfl 10 " 1,11 bies shots. , | Beamed The kittens’ previous ,er space who lives in Hilltop Lake comics s the kittens were sprayedB gj]| \ skunk before they weresB i • Post Oak Pets, said stoieW a LL Bennie Jacobs. Jacobs:B' een the pet store three week» )lls ol He said he was notanJithoiu the kittens had been S(M>n's 6- when they were purchase.? L ee He said Post Oak PetsILss nates and keeps recoi every animal in the store, Employees at PostOS' will receive rabies she cause they were in contarBould g< the kittens. *nse ol This is the first caseofBouig infected with rabies inl.c .i pn . County in at least 20year" Calvin tlitor fo ‘At t Davis TEXAS a&m university CAREER CENTER & College of Education PRESENTS! FALL 2000 EDUCATION CAREER FAIR! November 6, 2000, Monday 9:30am to 12:00noon NEW LOCATION! Reed Arena Registration: Reed Arena Main Entrance Student Teachers: Must show ID! Parking: $2 per car, (w/o student parking passes) Dress: Professional Bring: Plenty of resumes Impromptu Interviewing! 100+ Employers (Schools & Industry) Guest Welcome! Career Center 979-845-5139 http .//care ercenter. tamu. edu Cup of Jo BY NOTORIOUS L.I.B Continued from Pat lade su ercentI Strip anc Salei /orkinj native Don Davis Sr., Davis’ spent about six months in zos County Jail for lying ton ities about giving his fugitel $6,000 in cash. According to T/ie Eagk wtis next seen at the Dearborn,! Police Department on Jan.l With no identification and SI Y pocket, Davis gave police) name and said he was homc T fleers did not question hiss after seeing his tattered cl® 11 rough appearance. noo n He was found guild' the str Baker Continued from Page 1A Baker served as secretary of state from January 1989 to August 1992. During this time and as the United States entered the post-Cold War era. Baker traveled to more than 90 foreign countries, brokerdd major deals on reducing conventional and strategic arms, provided U.S. sup port for Germany’s reunification and convened a Middle East peace conference that has been the foun- datidn of modern peace efforts. A Houston native. Baker gradu ated from Princeton University in 1952, served two years in the Unit ed States Marine Corps and re ceived his juris doctor with honors from the University of Texas- Austin School of Law in 1957. Baker has served in senior govern ment positions under three U.S. presidents and led presidential cam paigns for five consecutive presi dential elections from 1976 to 1992. Presently, he is a senior partner in the law firm of Baker Botts and se nior counselor to the Carlyle Group, a merchant banking firm in Wash ington, D.C. “1 am not being romantic about this, my friends; we do have corrup tion in American government,” Bak er said. “We did throughout our his tory, and we are going to have it tomorrow and the next day and the next year. What I am suggesting, however, is that we are really better off than we sometimes think.” and sentenced to thivc days in f fore he was released.VMeheu custody, police ran Davis'fm agreem prints through the Michigan data and came up with nothing. Fifteen months later, A&M4 lives learned of his arrest in Ohi ter those fingerprints event terson made their way to the FBI, showed the match. 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