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ROOMMATES
Jmmate needed ASAP. Own bed-
&bath in furnished 2-2 duplex off
rro. $375/mo. +1/2 bills. On shuttle
. Lisa (832)928-7196.
ommate needed spring semester,
|n/2bth PepperTree Apts., on bus
$300/mo. +1/2 utilities. Audrey
0679.
ommate needed to share w/Christian
very nice 3bdrm/2bth mobile
, 3-miles from campus @ Rock Prai-
holling Ridge. Available immediately,
[ceiling fans, $300/mo. +1/2bills. 1-
free. Must see to appreciate loca-
Ivalue. 764-0797.
ommate needed, 4bdrm/3bth unit,
bed/bath, 3-swimmer roommates,
|/mo. +1/4utilities. 680-8067.
ommate Spring Semester, own
l/bth, $380/mo, +1/3 bills. Debbie
8747.
desk receptms
7pm-7am A-;;,;*
rs reauirea
immate to sublease for Spring se
er. Melrose Apartments. Reduced
/mo, +utilities. 680-2428.
immate wanted. $225/mo. 2/1 town-
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w/ patio. Pets allowed. 979-696-
bmmate, 2bdrm/2bth, w/d, starting
(Jan, $300/mo. +1/2bills. Debbie 777-
ommate, spring semester, nicely fur-
new carpet, own bedroom and
Treehouse-1, . $320/mo., very low
is. 695-1477.
lie needed for spring, $300/mo.
itilities. 2bdrm/2bth. Call Melissa
ill-time Mobie Br B 847 ^-
le roommate needed for a
n/3bth furnished Melrose Aparment.
'mo. 713-864-7522.
lie roommate needed spring semes-
100/ month +1 /3 bills. 694-1267.
jale roommate needed starting
1st, $315/mo. +1/2bills. Call Janelle
7914.
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3bdrm/2bth.
Townhomes.
ale roommate sublease. Rosewood
Spring 2002, $350/nego. Elaine
6997. ’Private Bath*
ale roommates needed, 4bdrm/3bth,
stians preferred, own bedroom. 695-
oommate for sublease from January
ugh August. 4-bdrm apartment. Uni-
iity Commons. 764-6965.
aommate needed asap for 1600 sqft
tm\l2bth house in Bryan. $200/mo
XT225. 80ttT + -Auffififts. 694-1141.
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on bus-route, pets allowed,
iS/mo., Dec. free. 820-0016.
Roommate, Sublease available in 3/2
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$300,+ 1/3 bills, own 1/2 bath,
f:ed back yard. Call 260-8123.
roommate needed, no deposit,
'/mo. +1/3bills, for spring semester,
ok. Madison Points Apts., own
ith, on shuttle, close to campus.
■ Ryan 693-9134.
roommate needed. Duplex on shuttle
e $250/mo. Call Tina 775-0596.
roommate for spring semester,
e-in after December graduation,
m/2bth, $280/mo. Call Rory: 846-
jmmate wanted at Sterling University,
luced rates. Call (830)625-7548.
Jlease M-roommate wanted for spring
ester. 2bdrm/2bth, Arbors Apart-
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Sublease. Male roommate wanted for
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nished, except your bed/bath. 695-2758.
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Show-up 30/min. early. (CP-0017).
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Sports
Page 3B JL
THE BATTALION
Tuesday, November 20, 2001
Aggies claim
opener, 87-63
By Doug Puentes
THE BATTALION
For his first two seasons in College Station, A&M ju
nior Bernard King has carried die load for the Texas A&M
men’s basketball team. If Monday night’s game against
George Washington was any indication, King might be
able to pass on some of that weight to his teammates.
King led the Aggies with 18 points and eight assists on
Monday, but was aided by two other Aggies in double dig
its as A&M opened its season by defeating George Wash
ington, 87-63, in front of4,420 fans at Reed Arena.
In addition to King, sophomore forward Nick Ander
son chipped in 14 points and junior forward Keith Bean
added 11 points and seven rebounds.
“Last year, we really only had six healthy players,” King
said. “We have better players this year. Last year, they
could focus more on me and stop us. This year, you have
to stop me and eight other guys.
Last season, the Colonials defeated the Aggies, 94-74, in
their season opener. This time around was totally different.
A&M shot 51.7 percent from the field, includmg 50 per
cent from three-point range as 14 of the 15 A&M players on
the roster were victorious in a season opener for the first time.
“This was a great start for us,” said A&M head coach
Melvin Watkins. “We have so many kids that have been
through the rough times, hopefully we’ve committed ourselves
See Opener on page 6B.
GUY ROGERS • THE BATTALION
Junior guard Bernard King heads down court after stealing the ball from George
Washington’s Greg Collucci Monday night at Reed Arena.
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