The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 23, 2002, Image 2

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The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 23, 2002, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextLOOKING FOR A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO HELP BUILD A&M ATHLETICS AND EARN SOME MONEY? THE 1 2TH MAN FOUNDATION IS NOW HIRING FOR POSITIONS IN IT’S 2002 TELEMARKETING CAMPAIGN - Earn $6.00 per Hour* Plus Bonuses » Gain Valuable Work Experience - Flexible Scheduling after the first 30 days To apply, visit the 1 2th Man Foundation Office at the North End of Kyle Field, or fill out an application online. www.12thimanfoundation.com/telemarketing <D>BA Pm SSETA UJiMMSA Co-ed. Professional Business Fraternity Spring Rush 2002 Wednesday, January 23 rd : INFORMATIONAL Wehner 118, 7:30 PM (Professional Dress) Thursday, January 24 th : CASINO NIGHT Come play and win prizes! Barbara Bush Conference Center, 7:30-9:30 PM Sunday, January 27 th : CAPTURE THE FLAG Bee Creek Park (at the end of Anderson past Parkway Apts.), 7:30 PM — Wear dark clothes & bring a flashlight! Monday, January 28 th : GUEST SPEAKER Wehner 118, 7:30 PM (Business Casual) Tuesday, January 29 th : POOL @ P.O.E.T.S. Come by and play pool on us! — 7:30-9:30 PM Friday, February 1 st : DINNER @ FITZWILLY'S Come on out and enjoy free dinner on us! — 4:00 - 6:00 PM Don't forget to come see us at the MSC Open House on the 27“’!! & Check us out on the web @ http://wehner.tamu.edu/pbi Questions? Call: Kim Pinion (695-0778) or Tessa Church (693-9559). MC Foodmart Texaco BIG 12 SPECIAL! you purchase: 12 PACK BEER OR SODA OR 12 GALLON TEXACO FUEL YOU GET: 1 small bag of ice FREE! Home of the new ICEHOUSE 815 Texas Ave. (Next to Red Lobster) i Wednesday, January 23, 2002 THE BATTjJ Fish by R.DeLuna Scott Tisdale, I'^e Seea) Thuikiajo' ft Lot ftSouT 6Rfll>uATio/o. r 7£LL M£, Do You ThijO£ IfV 5C4RIER To AJoT K.vou UJHAT You \aJAaJT To Do Wl Th You)? LIFE, OR To KaJovJ WddT You WMT AaJD^ S£ ABLE To GET {/[/ELL , THIa/ic oF IT THfS k)AY... 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A lack ofB lead to anemia. Scott During his 25 yi A&M. graduate studer: benefited from observ participating in Scon’s \ entional method of dal experiments. Schweikr Scott attributes muc’ success to the graduate r, he worked with tn disc this process. "It was really atean:; so this is just as mu aw ard as it mine." S, | Scott has also beer with the Royal So:HI Edinburgh's Queen ir.: has been appointed Robert A. Welch Gs Chemistry. “Dr. Scott has hadi career and his intend recognition has attracts: of the best students tosa him.” Schweiken said No-Call Continued from page 1 “The money is to make the service pay for itself, rather than using taxes,” Gage said. Also, telemarketing firms are required to purchase the list from the state. Another provision of the law is another list, the Electronic No-Call List. This list prevents forms of electronic advertising such as through a fax machine. The fee for this service is $2.55 per telephone number for five years. For both services it is $4.80 for five years. Once a number is added to the list, companies ha\e:>j| days to add it to their own lists. So far. 145,000 resides! submitted their numbers for the phone list and 120.000*1 electronic list. The first version of the list will be | companies to purchase in April and will lx* in effectbyk Solomons said now that Texas has the No-Call I is considering a nationwide no-call law. “Texas has the second largest population in the tniie: and is pretty conservative. If Texas can pass fa no-ci Congress is sure they can too,” he said. For more information, call 1-888-782-8477 or: w w w. puc .state. t x. us. Mon-Fri 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 2 4303 South Texas Avenue Bryan, TX 77802-4360 Texas Ave. at Rosemary Phone: (979)846-4459 Fax: (979)691-2733 Email: bnf@txcyber.com ZdW 1 HAIR DESIGN 694-9755 Color Correction Speciali 118 Waltonl Across from Main Entrance to TexasJi Do Your Parents Bleed MAROON? Nominate them for PARENTS OF THE YEAR Applications will be available at the following informationals: Tuesday, January 22 in Rudder 507 from 4-5pm Wednesday, January 23 in Rudder 507 from 8:30pm Thursday, January 24 in Rudder 407 from 8:30pm If you have any questions, please contact Heather Auqustine at 695-2416. Society of Women Engineers General Meeting When: Wed., January 23 rd Time: 6:43 p.m. Where: Rudder 601 Speaker: Lockeed Martin FREE FOOD! WORSHIP LED BY ROSS KING Sponsored by Compass College Ministries THE BATTALIt Mariano (Dasttllo, Editor in Chief ■ Brian RufF, Managing Editor Sommer Runcc, Slews Editor Brandie Eiffick, News Editor Rolando Ctarcia, News Assistant ; Lircttc Rescndcz, Aggiclifc Editor Kendra Kingsley, Aggiclife Assistani l.ycia Shrum, Aggiclife Assistant Layla Carr, Opinion Editor Richard Bray, Opinion Assistant Mandi Vest. ScijTech Editor True Brown. Sports Editor Doug Puentes* Sports Assistant j Kate Siegel, Copy Chief Rhonda >Vcinbcrg, Design Director < had M.dl.mm \t i 1 )ire<tor Guy Rogers III, Photo Editor Saycda Ismail, Radio Producer Diane Xavier, Radio Assistant Rees VC/instcad, Webmaster THE BATTALION (ISSN #1055-4726)isput^ Monday through Friday during the fall andspG, ters and Monday through Thursday during t rr , session (except University holidays and exa T . at Texas A&M University. Periodicals Post# College Station. TX 77840 POSTMASTER: Sf* changes to The Battalion, Texas A&M Uiiive* TAMU, College Station. IX 77843-1111- j News; The Battalion news department is ^ ■ students at Texas A&M University in trie ^ Student Media, a unit of the Dep^ Journalism. News offices are in 014 Reed Building, Newsroom phone: 845-3313: f -' 2647; E-mail: newsroom@thebatt.com; ^ http://www.thebatt.com Advertising: Publication of advertising does sponsorship or endorsement by The Baltalic r pus, local, and national display advertising.; 2696. For classified advertising, call S‘; Advertising offices are in 015 Reed McDc r office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monto Friday. Fax: 845-2678. Subscriptions; A part of the Student Services^ t A o t « » iin a cifl#'7 ties each Texas A&M student to pick up a sini : The Battalion. First copy free, additional cof 5 Mail subscriptions are $60 per school year> fall or spring semester and $17.50 for trie charge by Visa, MasterCard. Discover, or* Express, call 845-2613. B:

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