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FOR SALE
366Mhz, Pentium II, IBM, laptop comput
er, 192MB RAM, fast internet speed, per
fect for students or professors, $450. Call'
Richard 485-0864.
400 MHz laptop w/ Ethernet connections.
$700. Call (979)268-9675 for details.
60-gallon oceanic aquarium with tank, oak
stand, lights, wet/dry filter, pump, and
rocks. $325. (979)696-9983.
99 Kawasaki Ninja 250, good condition,
just serviced, $2000, 778-8311, leave
message.
Books: $2.50/bag, Bag Sale. We provide
the bags. Fri, Feb.22- Thurs. Feb.28,
10:00am- 9:00pm at Joe’s Books, Corner
of Texas and George Bush. 693-4499.
Mountain bike for sale: 2000 Raleigh M60
with upgrades, $350 o.b.o. 690-2423.
New engagement ring- 1/3-carat diamond
solitaire, 14k white gold band. $1000
new, sell for $500 o.b.o. 832-541-6837.
One-speed automatic washer. Excellent
condition. Will deliver. $125 828-0092
Specialized mountain bike $175, Wash
burn acoustic guitar $75. Call Philip 696-
3048
Tanning Membership at Total Tan. Take
overpayments, $19/mo. 979-764-4060.
Texas Instruments TI-85 advanced
graphing calculator. Almost new, manual
included, asking $80. Call 693-1989.
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around school and Spring Break. Cus
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Start Immediately! Conditions Apply.
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You Choose! NY, PA, New England. IN
STRUCTORS NEEDED: Tennis, Basket
ball, Roller Hockey, Soccer, Baseball, La
crosse, Gymnastics, Lifeguards, WSI, Wa
terskiing, Sailing, Windsurfing, Archery,
Mt. Biking, Rockclimbing, Ropes, Piano
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■ Customer service/sales. Conditions ap-
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■ A fun, prestigious teaching position.
Some evenings SSaturdays. Must have
had driver's license 4+years. No criminal
H record. We train. $8/hr. 693-9294.
BECOME A RESIDENT ASSISTANT
The Tradition at Northgate, College Sta
tions premier private housing community
facility is looking for fun, energetic, enthu
siastic, and responsible students to join
our staff in Fall 2002. Please stop by the
Tradition at 301 Church Ave. to pick-up an
application by March 8, 2002.
Budweiser Women Of Big12 Swimsuit
Calendar: Models, Photographers, De
signers Wanted. ucalendars.com, 785-
830-0367.
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Chick-fil-A. NO SUNDAY WORK!
$1000 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OP
PORTUNITY! FLEXIBLE WORK
SCHEDULES! COMPANY WITH PRIDE
IN NAME! Chick-fil-A Post Oak Mall or
Bryan at Briargrest and Freedom Blvd. of
fers schedules for students or persons in
terested in part-time work, possible hours
to work: Post Oak Mall- 10am-2pm,
11am-3/4pm, or 4/5pm to Close, (approx.
9:45pm). Bryan- 8am-2pm, 10am-4pm,
11am-3pm, or 4/5pm to Close (approx.
10:45pm). Employment benefits of
Closed Sunday, flexible work schedules,
opportunity to apply for a $1000 scholar
ship to College. Experience is a factor in
starting rate. Maybe you have an interest
in a Restaurant Career? Come in for an
application at the Food Court in Post Oak
Mall on Harvey Road or in Bryan near the
Wal-mart, and learn more about
Chick-fil-A. EOE.
Dining-room Servers: Part-time week
ends (Fri-Sat-Sun), Applications &-inter-
views M-F 2-4p.m. Golden Corral, 700
University.
Earn extra income by cleaning offices M-
F, after 5p.m. 823-5031.
Education Majors: Parttime Help Wanted.
Call Ron Treat At TOPS, 823-2906.
F-time/ p-time preschool teacher needed.
Elementary education preferred. Will be
trained in Mondessori method at school’s
expense, 979-575-7461.
Full-time painters needed for summer. No
experience required. $7.00/hr. Call
(979)695-7787.
Full-time teachers wanted for fall 2002.
We are now reviewing resumes for Full
time teachers for the 2002-2003 school
year; all subjects and grade levels for and
experimental Pre-k-12 school. Please
email resume to ros505@aol.com and see
our website at bsic.org.
Leasing Consultant: Professional apart
ment community has an immediate open
ing for a leasing consultant with an outgo
ing personality, excellent customer rela
tions skills and strong sales ability. Apply
in person at The Colony Apartments, 1101
Southwest Pkwy, 979-693-0804.
Little Caesar’s Pizza now hiring delivery
drivers and pizza makers. Apply at SW
Pkwy location.
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Medical office now hiring full-time Medical
Assistant. Great experience for student
applying for medical school. Position re
quires a one year commitment. Salary
based on experience. Please fax resume
to (979)776-4260 or apply in person at Al
lergy Associates, 2706 Osier Blvd., Bryan
TX 77802.
Millican Baptist Church looking for ener
getic children’s director and youth director.
$350/mo, no compensation. Call or email
Pastor Jason Bay, 817-921-2470,
jwbay7@aol.com.
Part-time bookkeeper to set up and run
quick—book programs at Auto Pros serv
ice center. Flexible hours. Call 823-4939.
HELP WANTED
Office/showroom assistant. Full-time.
Friendly, telephone skills in general office.
Requires excellent communication skills,
Quickbooks Pro and attention to detail.
Apply in person Mon-Fri, 1pm-4pm. 380
Industrial Blvd, Bryan.
Part-time cook positions needed. 764-
2933, Koppe Bridge.
Part-time housekeeper. 10-15 hours per
week. 775-2277.
Part-time office assistant for a busy interi
or design firm. Must be organized with at
tention to detail. Requires general office
skills including bookkeeping and thorough
knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Must be pleasant and courteous. 20-hrs
per week. Fax resume and references to
694-0704.
Partner’s Now Hiring. Flexible hours,
good pay. Apply in person 113 Walton or
partnersfooddelivery.com
Sonic: Part-time help in a.m. hours need
ed. 512 Harvey Rd. 680-8051.
Tutor needed C++, RS232, Call 695-0493
or ’ 450-1147
aggieengineer02@yahoo.com
LOST & FOUND
$$Reward$$, Lost wallet at C.S. Wal-Mart
on Feb. 16. Jessica, 764-5730.
Lost Black cat, yellow eyes, red collar,
w/tags, last seen Country Place Apts, on
College Main 2/3/02 691-6405 Reward.
Reward for return of rings on watch band.
Lost in parking lot near small animal hos
pital. 979-731-8826/ 979-777-7952.
PETS
Adopt Pets: Brazos Animal Shelter,
775-5755, www.shelterpets.org
Baby dwarf bunny. Cage, food, and bottle
included. $75 call 268-3019.
Boas- red tail boa babies, vet raised, $80-
$120. Call 694-9091.
For sale 4-yr old black lab, AKC, intact
male, excellent muscle, good disposition,
likes water, 979-289-5255, 979-451-2399
(cell).
The Cats Cradle has fabulous felines for
adoption with a difference! Student dis
counts. 15-mins south of CS. (936)825-
8610, (936)870-6295.
REAL ESTATE
1804 Southwood, CS- 3/2, many up
grades. 979-694-7127. $115,900.
Thinking of selling your home? FREE,
quick, over the net market analysis of your
property. www.AndrewSmithOnline.com
Broker, Century21.
ROOMMATES
1 bed/1 bath, $400/month, All bills paid for,
W/D, Call Eric 492-5290
F-Ftoommate needed ASAP! 3/2/2 fur
nished house. Off Deacon, $350/mo.
+1/3utilities. Lindsay 485-0359 or
(936)674-7784.
F-Roommate needed for summer, fall, and
spring. 2bdrm/2bath apartment $375/mo
Call 696-2130.
F-roommate needed starting summer
2002. $270/mo. +1/2bills. Great location,
on bus route. Cal Riki 694-2360.
Female roommate wanted, 3bdrm/2bth
house in Bryan, $350/mo., all bills paid.
Available now. Call Alana 777-9275.
Looking for roommate for 3bdrm duplex,
rent mn/mn, ail bills paid. Call Lynn 575-
7289.
M-F roommate needed asap. 2bdrm/1bth
house in Bryan. Pets ok, $230/mo.
+1 futilities. Call Fletch at 779-8526.
Male Roommate Needed. 3bdrm/2bth
house on G.Bush next to campus, w/d,
$330/mo. +1/3bills, no deposit. ASAP thru
August. Call 694-8809.
Roommate needed ASAP 4bdrm/2bth on
bus route, 3 miles from campus. $291/mo
+bills. Call 693-8554
Roommate needed. 2bdrm/3bth. South-
wood Valley. Shuttle route. $255/mo.
Call Chad 693-4397.
SERVICES
AAA Texas Defensive Driving. Lots-of-
fun, Laugh-a-lotl! Ticket dismissal/insur
ance discount. M-T(6pm-9pm), W-
Th(6pm-9pm), Fri.&Sat.- Fri(6pm-8pm)
&Sat(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-2:30pm).
Inside BankofAmerica. Walk-ins wel
come. $25/cash. Lowest price allowed by
law. 111-Univ. Dr., Ste.217. 846-6117.
Show-up 30/min. early. (CP-0017).
SERVICES
Free Pregnancy Test; Hope Pregnancy
Centers, College Station 695-9193, Bryan
846-1097; Post Abortion Peer Counseling
695-9193.
TRAVEL
A FREE SPRING BREAK! Hottest Desti
nations/ Parties! Lowest Prices Guaran
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TUTORS
Tutor needed for High School Algebra-ll
A.P. students. 846-2097.
WANTED
Wanted: Teams for adult Volleyball Le-
age. Free agents welcome. Contact 764-
3486 for more info.
ACNE STUDY
Volunteers ages 12 and older,
with moderate to moderately
severe acne, needed to partici
pate in a 12-month clinical
research trial with an investiga
tional topical cream. Eligible
volunteers may be reimbursed
for their time and effort. Please
call for more information.
ROSACEA STUDY
(ADULT ACNE)
Volunteers ages 18 and older,
needed to participate in a 12-
week research study with an
investigative topical medication
for the treatment of Rosacea
(facial redness and pustules).
Eligible volunteers will be com
pensated up to $200 for their
time and travel. Call for more
information.
YEAST INFECTION
STUDY
Females, ages 18 and older are
being recruited to participate in
a research study to compare
two research medications for
the treatment of a yeast infec
tion (vaginitis). If you are cur
rently experiencing vaginal
burning, itching or irritation call
for more information. Eligible
volunteers will be compensated
up to $150.
PSORIASIS
STUDY
Volunteers, ages 18 and older,
with mild to moderate plaque
psoriasis needed to participate
in an 8-week clinical trial with
an investigational ointment.
Eligible volunteers will be com
pensated for time and travel.
J&S Studies, Inc.
979-774-5933
3201 University Drive East,
Suite 475
Bryan, TX 77802
SUMMER SPECIALS
Spring
Heights
1 & 2 Bedrooms
with w/d conn.
Starting at
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(behind The Hilton)
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846-2976
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THE BATTALION
Monday, February 25, 2002
Horns blast Ags, 91-63
Schreiber’s 16 points leads No. 14 UT
By True Brown
THE BATTALION
AUSTIN, Texas
University of Texas forward
Heather Schreiber scored 16
points as the Longhorns cruised
to a much-needed 91-63 win
over the Texas A&M women’s
basketball team at the Frank
Erwin Center on Saturday.
Texas (18-8, 9-6 Big 12)
burned the A&M defense for 16
fast-break points and dominat
ed the Aggies in the paint, hit
ting 20 baskets from inside.
A&M’s only lead came 17
seconds into the game after
senior guard LaToya Rose hit a
jump shot. The Aggies’ advan
tage lasted all of six seconds as
the Longhorns went on a 13-2
run and never came close to
trailing again.
“This was one of our best
efforts from beginning to end,”
said UT head coach Jody
Conradt. “We were ready to
play, and we took care of our
business from beginning to end.
We played with intensity and
effort, and we look like a team
that is approaching being play
off-ready.”
UT’s win allowed it to avoid
a season sweep to the Aggies
(13-14, 5-10), who upset the
No. 14 Longhorns in College
Station on Feb. 2, 70-65.
A&M’s full-court press
forced 23 turnovers in the win,
but the Longhorns yielded only
nine to the Aggies on Saturday.
UT cashed in on a solid
afternoon from its bench, get
ting 35 points from its reserves.
“I don’t think our defense
showed up tonight,” said A&M
head coach Peggy Gillom.
“That’s not to take anything
away from Texas. They were on
all cylinders from the tip. Their
level of intensity from the first
player to the last player on the
team was up. They played well.”
UT seemed to score.at will
against the Aggies, hitting 48.6
percent from the floor, includ
ing 7-of-ll on 3-pointers.
Every player who went into the
game for the Longhorns scored,
and the 91 points for UT was its
highest output of the season.
Schreiber scored 13 of her
16 points in the first half as the
Longhorns led 42-20 at the end
of the first period.
A 3-pointer by sophomore
guard Toccara Williams cut
UT’s . lead to 17 two minutes
into the second half, but that
was as close as A&M got to
Texas. The Longhorns needed
only five minutes to stretch
their lead to 26 points, some
thing UT failed to do when it
lost in College Station after
leading for most of the game.
“During halftime we talked
about the first four minutes of
the second half being really
important,” Conradt said. “I
think we can defend pretty well.
It is what we do best, and our
team has taken some pride in
that. We make the other teams
work hard for their points.”
Senior forward Celeria
Washington scored 16 points
for the Aggies, and junior for
ward Meg Banahan added 15.
A&M will wrap up its sea
son Wednesday at Reed Arena
against Oklahoma State.
Mavs new look working so far
DALLAS (AP) — The Dallas Mavericks do
not want to make too much out of one game. No
matter how promising it was.
Just two days after their latest blockbuster
trade, the Mavericks beat the league-leading
Sacramento Kings 111-97 Saturday, with new
comers Raef LaFrentz and Nick Van Exel con
tributing significantly after only one practice.
“We were very good, and you can see some of
the pieces that we didn't have before,” Mavericks
coach Don Nelson said.
“We have four new guys, and it is going to
take a while. I don’t want to get too excited.”
Nelson made the seven-player swap with the
Nuggets right before the trading deadline in hopes
of making his team better for the postseason.
The first test came against the Kings (40-15),
who lead the two-time defending NBA champion
Los Angeles Lakers in the Pacific Division.
Avery Johnson and Tariq Abdul-Wahad, the
other players who came from Denver in
Thursday’s deal, also played against the Kings,
but their roles were limited. And probably will
remain that way.
LaFrentz and Van Exel, meanwhile, jumped
right into the fray with the Mavericks' trio of All-
Stars: Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki and Michael
Finley. The newcomers had an impact, even
though they had to keep asking their teammates
about the plays being called.
“It will probably take a couple of weeks and a
few more games, because I know I was confused
out there,” Van Exel said.
Nelson simplified the playcalling, sticking to a
handful of plays LaFrentz and Van Exel picked
up in their lone practice.
“We will get better and better as the practices
go by and we learn to play together,” Nelson said.
Van Exel had eight points and eight assists in
30 minutes. One assist came in the closing min
utes, when he gave up an easy layup and passed
to Finley, who was wide open for a 3-pointer.
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Aggies
Continued from page 7
Aggie sophomore Matt Rose
captured his first gold medal
of the meet in a time of 43.71.
After being out-touched by
.03 in the 50-yard freestyle on
Thursday by Texas sopho
more Ian Crocker, Rose had
revenge by beating Crocker
in the 100. -
“It felt great,” Rose said.
“Especially in that heat which
was six Longhorns and two
Aggies. Just to be on top of the
podium was great.”
A&M will host the
Sectional Championships Feb.
28-March 3 at the Student
Recreation Center Natatorium.
Classic
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eleven batters he faced before
running into a bit of trouble in
the ninth.
With two outs, Deininger
gave up a single and hit a
batter to bring the game-win
ning run to the plate.
Deininger closed it out
however, getting Garrett
Alwert to pop out, ending
the game.
Deininger finished the
game pitching four innings,
giving up only one hit and
striking out four.
“I’ve been struggling for
a while now,” Deininger
said. “I knew I’d get my
chance because in the tour
nament you pretty much
pitch everybody. I just want
ed to come out and do good,
keep the ball down and
throw strikes.”
The Aggies conclude the
tournament with two games
starting at 5 p.m. against
Pepperdine and another at 8
p.m. against Kentucky.
Johnson said the probable
starters for tomorrow are
sophomore Ryan Warpinski
and junior Stephen Ponder,
with junior Zach Dixon and
sophomore Robert Ramsey
likely getting some action as
well.