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MSC Town Hall will have free food, local music and entertain ment at Rumors Deli tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. For more infor mation, contact Joel Darnell at 695-8374. • 7;v Lessons. Meet at the barn. For more information, call Stefan Banks at 862-1996 or 807-0457 or Laura Linfoot 778-2757. TAMU Polo Club will play polo at 7 p.m. behind Parsons Mounted Cavalry on Turkey Creek Road on 2818. They will be playing Polo Chukkers and giving Beginners The Departments of English and Performance Studies will have an evening of Reader’s Theatre with original work from TAMU stu dents at Rudder Fountain at 10:30 pm. For more info call Matt Parker at 845-2621. Gramm Juliette Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A thought and prayer and he’ll not reverse it. He believes, however, that we can deal in a meaningful way with the aftermath of these attacks on New York and the Pentagon in the 15 months that he has remaining,” Neal said. Immediately after the attacks, people began expressing the opin ion that Gramm should run again, Neal said. Some even approached Gramm while he was shopping to ask him to reconsider. “The fact is this decision is going to stand,” Neal said. Texas Attorney General John Cornyn, a Republican, already has announced he is seeking Gramm’s seat in 2002. Pauken, a Dallas lawyer, lost to Cornyn in a 1998 primary race for attorney general. Pauken said his urging Gramm to run again is not meant to diminish the candidacies of Cornyn or others seeking Gramm’s seat. U.S. Reps. Henry Bonilla of San Antonio and Joe Barton of Ennis also are considering entering the GOP race for the post. On the Democratic side, lawyer Ed Cunningham has entered the race. Former Attorney General Dan Morales said he plans to run. Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk is considering a run as is U.S. Rep. Ken Bentsen of Houston. Pauken noted that Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson announced Monday he will seek re-election even though he had been leaning toward not running before the terrorist attacks. “Seeing all that happen and all those people looking for ways to contribute when I had one right here before me, in my lap, so to speak, it became obvious,” Thompson said. “Now is clearly not the time to leave.” Other Republicans in Texas also are interested in seeing Gramm run again, making for a “groundswell” of support, Pauken said. Pauken, a former official in President Ronald Reagan’s adminis tration, has been making his views about Gramm known to reporters statewide and has expressed them to a Gramm aide. Open 4:00pm to 1:00am Daily 305 University Dr. College Station, TX (979)846-4300 We deliver everyday until 9pm. Call Jason’s Deli 764-2929 1 10 minimum WAR? 1805 Briarcrest BRYAN 979-776-0999 ^ Come Join The Fun! lL@wg®r (Pmso* Come One! Come All! Come early! — Starting Times — Wed-Thur-Sat Friday Sunday 6:45 & 9:00 7:15 & 9:00 6:00 & 8:00 EXPERIENCE THE ^ r» 0f)$ THRILL OF WINNING TVes 6:45 Large Non- Smoking Room Over $30,000 Won Each Week WITV WMFRF f ^ xyrv A119? We ALMOST had a NO TOWWEKEND lor the OMa. State qame! * Don t let this be you on Sat. morning! * ^^IZth MAR „ . ^PARKING muff * Save your money for A * ^ the weekend! * * Remember to remove your vehicle out of any designated 12th Man lot by 6:30 p.m., FrL * Sept. 28 for the Notre Dame game. www.ptts.tamu.edu Continued from %(nirsday, S guide the city through thet sis. His aides are said to exploring a way to extendi term or lift the two-term lii altogether. In an interview set broadcast Wednesday nig Giuliani said that if \ Yorkers want him to stay past the end of his term, lit available. “1 am open to the ide: doing it,” Giuliani said in interview with CBS Minutes II." “I don’t knon By L TH E barometric readings, one measure of a storm’s strength, were the second-lowest ever recorded in a Pacific hurri cane in the Western hemi sphere after Hurricane Ava in 1973. Hurricanes feed off low-pressure cells over warm ocean waters. Heavy rain brought by Juliette flooded more than 200 homes in the southwestern state of Michoacan, and the Mexican army sent transport and rescue aircraft, medical teams and emergency supplies. Rain-swollen rivers knocked out two bridges in Oaxaca state, farther down the coast. The Elation, a cruise ship operated by Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines, was docked at Cabo San Lucas to avoid the storm, company spokeswoman Irene Lui said Wednesday. The ship, which left Los Angeles on Sunday, had been scheduled to visit Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan before stopping at Cabo San Lucas on its return voyage. It has bee 1 ce the r adies sop I ll Below/S er 12 years ie Toadies lore shows illing it quil | The Fort V 1989, faced fore their ce e transitions was in tact id guitar), L ark Vogele znicek (dm rked. With the re the right way or the right y to do and 1 have to really i suit and talk to the govera and other people that rrij have to have a voice and; in figuring out how todoi Asked it he was avails for the job. Giuliani said: I couldn't walk away frou and then I would feelthath walking out on my duties obligations if 1 did.” Various ideas were bd floated about a Giuliani They included such things a: three-month extension of!_ term, overturning term limhilgust 1994 tl allow him to seek a full trMtional recog term, or some kind of u h '^thealbur fined position that wouldl Seven years la him in charge of recovery ufM us ' c scene someone else was mayor. .. . ,, ilhesucces Only ihe state Leg,s!w,| hbo|lofR 1 K Democralic-led -•■bum more th Council can overturn term (there was hope its. While there has been MellBelow/Stc port in the Republican-ledslI SinceJuly,; Senate, the Democratic-i P^diesbreak- trolled Assembly, led * e Dallas Obz Sheldon Silver, has been, s b rea kui to the idea. |e break up v Wh.le the speaker ,m L tationswj , supporter ot term limits, he I “She's (Urn uncomfortable changing ll haven't been al rules,’’ SiI ver spokes* lot it,”Lewis sa Lileen Larrabee said. changes. Idor She said Silver t6ld GS/W 1 # about it. Y( he would bring it \ipin Assembly members. -M. was set tor such a discusmj Republican Gov. Geot^l Pataki is among those whosii* gested voters should yr! Giuliani's name in Tuesday’s primaries. NOW OPEN! Jote Jewelry and Accessory Boutii|m 100 Church Avenue, College Slalim across from Cafe' Eccell Hours: T-Th IO-7 p.m., Fri-Sal IO-9p.ni THE VERflU lillinilllllllllflhllUIMlll A Uniaue Country Retrec Daytime Weekend Rates starting at $400 Wedding Events • Parties Family Reunions • Meetings 979-731-8155 www.the-veranda.coni ifliTHE BATTALIOl Brady Creel, Editor in Chief Mariano Castillo, Managing Editor Jen Bales, Executive Editor Rolando Garcia, News Editor Sommer Bunce, Asst. News Editor Brand ie Liffick, Asst. News Editor Courtney Stelzel, Asst. News Editor Kelly Preiser, Aggielife Editor Lizette Resendez, Asst. Aggielife Editor Kendra Kingsley, Asst. 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