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The Battalion Classified Tu ds Classifieds continued from page 4 PETS ROOMMATES F-roommate needed for August move-in. New 3bdrm/2bth townhome. $400/mo. 696-7675. F-roommate needed starting August, mas ter bedroom w/private bath in 4bdrm house, on bus-route, 12-min. bike ride to campus, $315/mo. all bills paid. 764- 9385, Clare. F-roommate needed, starting August, in 3bdrm/1.5bth, $250/mo. +1/3bills, 1-block from campus. 764-7424. F-roommates needed, 3bdrm/2bth new home, $400/mo. +1/3bills, on bus-route, w/d, cable- modem, garage. (210)659- 8812. Female needed for 2bdrm/1bth duplex $275/mo. -t-bills. Call 696-9981 Female needed, August move-in, 4bdrm/2bth apartment, $315/mo. +1/4util- ities. No pets, furnished, on bus-route. 695-2227. M-roommate needed in 4bdrm/2bth house, close to campus &JJ's, $300/mo. +1/4bills. 693-3421. M-Roommate needed to fill 1-bdrm in 3 bdrm townhouse ASAP! Bus route, cov ered parking, pets allowed, $366/mo. +1/3 utilities. Call Kyle, 972-365-0334 M/F, 2017 Colgate, 3bdrm/2bth, across from Wolf Pen, $350/mo. 220-2329. Male to rent 1-bedroom in a 4-bedroom house. Close to campus, $350/mo. +ultili- ties. 774-4595 Master bedroom available thru May, for fe male, 3/2 house. Fully furnished w/own bathroom. $400/mo./o.b.o. 764-8465, 817-235-5734. One F-roommate needed ASAP 3bdrm/2bth house. $200/mo. +bills, pool, W/D, C.S. 696-9533 Room for rent. 2bdrm/2bth, furnished, some utilities paid, $275/mo. +1/3bills, no deposits. Available ASAP! Call 492- 3128. Roommate needed to share 3bdrm/2bth duplex on RoCk Hollow. Starting August. $350/mo. +1/3utilities. Private bed/bath, fenced yard, shuttle route, lawn service. 822-4833. Roommate wanted. Reduced rates. Ster ling University, 3bdrm/3bth, subleaser. Call (830)6257548, leave message. Wanted: Male to sublease at Melrose. Only $389/mo.! Incentive: 1st months rent free w/approved lease! Contact Jenn 979-229-1809. ■ SERVICES AAA Texas Defensive Driving. 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FREE PREGNANCY TEST • Pregnancy, Adoption & Abortion Education > Post Abortion Peer Counseling ► Adoption, Medical & Community Service Referrals - All Services Free & Confidential ’ www.hopepregnancy.org 695-9193 205 Brentwood College Station M, W-F 9-5, Tues 9-8 846-1097 3620 E. 29th St. Bryan M-W, F 9-5, Th 9-8, Sat 8-1 2 Jorge '81 ind graduate stalled ai and the v of state. After A&M, Qi native coi through 1992, he of finano was ele Experience Brazilian Agriculture!!! Winter Break Study Abroad Program December 11 - 24, 2001 4 hours of credit jn Agriculture Explore rainforests! Experience the world's largest waterfalls! View crop A livestock production in central Brazil! Learn first-hand how Brazil's agriculture compares and competes with the U.S.! For more information contact: Dr. Ed Runge Dept, of Soil & Crop Sciences 979-845-3066 e-runae@tamu.edu Kimberly Bailes Inti. Agriculture Program 979-845-8713 k-bailes@tamu.edu STUART VILLANUEVA/Tw famim Kersten Brew, a 15-year-old from Carter High School in Dallas, cheers along with hundreds of other high school cheerleaders during the Universal Cheerleader Association cheerleading camp at the Student Recreation Center on Tuesday. youngest age of 37 Quiroc A&M by t News in Brief Hospital loses removed organs PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon Health and Science University has apologized to the parents of a teen-ager after employees apparently lost the girl's heart and lungs removed during an au topsy. Stephanie Cruzen, 16, died of a heart attack Dec. 7, three years after receiving a transplant ed heart to correct an inherited cardiac disorder. Doctors at OHSU removed the organs and planned to send her heart and lungs to a spe cialist to pinpoint the cause of death. "Everything would have been found in the heart and lungs," said her mother, Ann Cruzen. "It would have told us what happened to her. Now, it's just gone." In a July 1 7 letter to the Cruzens, OHSU at torney Rodney Norton said officials believe the organs were discarded by a temporary empk ee and cremated by mistake. The Cruzens say they have filed noticeoftfie Catholic c ■er charge girls pleac S to 1 7 coui intent to sue OHSU. Purple ketchup coming soon PITTSBURGH (AP) — Heinz is adding "Funt Purple" to its crayon box of condiment colors Hoping to build on last year's success withs "Blastin' Green" ketchup, the companysai! Tuesday the purple ketchup will beonstort shelves in September In seven months, H.J. Heinz Co. sold more than 1 0 million bottles of green ketchup, pus! ing up total sales by 5.4 percent and helping^ company boost its share of the U.S. ketchup market to 59 percent from 55 percem spokesman Michael Mullen said. Glenn starts rookie traininj camp with Detroit Lions Glenn Continued from Page 3 313 S. COLLEGE 846-3343 IMP Wednesday Hawaiian Tropic Model Search2001 FINALS NIGHT!! $ i .OO Bar Drinks 1 n i i *1.00 Longnecks/ H-ll All Ladies FREE All Night Thursday Ladies, Lids & Longnecks 750 Mixed Drinks l Q 1 1 750 Longnecks J 3“ 11 $ 2.50 Chuggers ALL NIGHT Ladies 18 & up FREE 'til 11 Ladies 21 & up FREE 'til midnight Guys with Cowboy Hats FREE til 10 $ Friday .oo Deuces Wild You Call It’s open at 9.00 Longnecks, Cover ALL NLGHT drawing off the experience of his older l^rotlier Aaron, a cornerlnack for tlie New York Jets — did not seem to be surprised. “Everybody’s good, so it picks up quickly. I’ve got to move just as quick, or I’m going to get lost in the shuffle,” he said. “When you think about that, it gets you to move just as quickly as the other guys.” So far, things have been go ing well for the new Lion. “I’m already up to the second string,” Glenn said. “I’m going to keep working, so I can make an impact, and I can make a name for myself. “I want to be able to fire up the fans up here the same way I used to at Kyle Field.” Glenn’s injury caused him to go from being one of The Sporting News’ Top 10 outside linebackers in the draft to a sixth-round pick. The Lions, with former NFL all-pro line backer Matt Millen as their new general manager, did not pass on him. Glenn feels honored to have been drafted by someone with Millen’s resume, which in cludes three Super Bowl rings. “I see him as a great friend and a coach, not the presi dent and CEO,” Glenn said of Millen. “He comes out and does the drills with us, give us some tips ... he’s real ly a great guy.” The Lions are holding camp in Saginaw, Michigan, which Glenn say$ is a long way from College Station. “The other day, it got up to 85 (degrees), and some of the guys were dying out here,” Glenn said. “I looked at them and said, ‘This is great! This is like early morning in College Station!’ ” Both the Lions and Aggies are having their chances for a good season discounted by Day-c. plead! child i DALLA tion, recei Julio A. of molest j from 199. St. Pius X < care progi Some < abused s< added to him. His tria begin Me dence pro cept a plea ecutor Pat Marcos two count ual assaul ceived a I if prison terr He alsc seven cour a child by < 19-year se year term. many, which offended Glenn. “A&M is always in thi elite,” he said. “Coaci Slocum’s great; coach Hant (defensive coordinator iMikt I lankwitz) is great, and 1| in addi hear this new guy for die ed guilty t offense (Dino Babers) isf decency v\ good too.” sure, recei As for his new team, Glem P r ' son terr said, “Everyone’s up here Death I working real hard, and learn ing the system. If we keep working hard and stay healthy, 6Viden< we’ll be good.” LUBBOl Glenn said that he is looking ney for a forward to playing in the NFC Central division against suck 66 Everybody's good, so it picks up quick ly. I've got to move just as quick, or I'm going to get lost in the shuffle. When you think about that, it gets you to move just as quickly as the other guys." - Jason Glenn Detroit Lions death row trict attorn ed teleph that was e in the inm Attorne Austin, wh Oran Hill,; dence ca: credibility Attorney T Ware d tions and s frivolous ar f Ith-hour Hill was 'njection A obbing 43 Johnson of Hill shot J Rented hh r el and dur rivals as the Green Bay Packer and former teammate, wide re ceiver Robert Ferguson. “It’s going to be special to a 1 ; to Lamheau (Field) and against the Packers and tea®] like that. There’s so much tra dition; it’s like home. I cani] wait — and Ferg had betterk! looking for me when he j over the middle.” Glenn showed that he hail not forgotten his Aggie roots with his message to the fans back in Texas “I’ll always bear Aggie heart. I may wear blue, silver and grey now, but I’l ways be maroon and white at heart. Tell ’em that I miss ’em and I hope to come down anl i see ’em when we beat the hell | out of Texas.”