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FOR SALE
ir BFG mud terrain tires, 33x12.5, good
dition, $250 obo. Call Josh 281-382-
Iteway computer, photoshop 3-D studio,
jto CAD image ready, DVD/ CD,
|9)4290411.
( t $300 AT&T Wireless will pay to end
current contract and give you $300.
I Kyle 979-571-9402 or
stolarski@hotmail.com
igerator $390/obo. Medium-sized.
bes with all equipment and keg shell,
mpartment for storing frosty mugs
for liquor bottles. 764-1597.
Itching gold wedding bands, 14K gold,
[mm and 0.6mm in width, brand
(/original cases. Asking $120/ obo.
694-9273.
lile Home, 2bdrm/2bth, all appliances
luded. Shed, deck, large lot, $12,000.
ve out in May. 979-776-3598.
iy Station2. 2-controllers, 1-memory
d, Grand Theft Auto 3, Bond, & Grand
isimo 3. $350. 693-2191.
—Jppies for sale. Dalmation/ Lab mixes
•ase huge -: (b „ n wjth b | ack spotS ) $ i 5 979.26O-
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HELP WANTED
Have the summer of your life! YMCA
Camp Flaming Arrow, located in the
Texas Hill Country, is seeking summer
camp counselors, wranglers, lifeguards,
and ropes course facilitators. The best
way to spend your summer if you love the
outdoors and working with children.
Room, board, and salary provided. Call
1-800-756-9622 or visit
www.campflamingarrow.org for an ap
plication.
HELP WANTED
Wanted part-time cook, 3-days/wk., 8am-
3pm, the Kurten Store and Grill, 589-2421.
MOTORCYCLE
2001 Honda Shadow, garage kept, excel
lent condition, 4000-miles, two helmets in
cluded, $4900. 691-8065.
2001 Kawasaki Ninja 500, 2-HJC helmets
+accessories, $4169 o.b.o., 6946902.
‘96 Yamaha Secall 600, less than 3000
miles, red, Great condition. $3400. Call
Thad 694-8809. ~
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Idman 14x65 mobile home, 2bdrm/2bth.
(jtist see! Must be moved, $8,000,
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hg Dance tickets with Large picture
kage, $80. 55-gallon aquarium with
Ind, $250. Call Lee 979-229-2012,
fve message.
HELP WANTED
SDancers, dancers, dancers$$$. Flexi-
1 hours. Silk Stocking 690-1478. 18+
Learn to be a manager! Great resume
builder! On Campus Positions April 1st -
May 30th. Excellent pay and short hours.
www.csstorage.com 888-621-9680
Looking for a Summer Job? City of Col
lege Station is hiring lifeguards &cashiers
for the summer. Fill out application at Hu
man Resources Office at City Hall, also
apply at www.ci.college-station.tx.us/job-
line/cstx.htm For more information call
979-764-3540,
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.
New marketing position, seeking individ
ual pursuing marketing degree interested
in real business experience. Applicant
should possess strong communications
skills, be customer orientated, sales driv
en, and creative. Part-time, fax resume to
(979)695-2410, Attention; Mel Howes.
Ninfa’s is now accepting applications for
all positions, inquire M-Th 2-4pm.
Part-time cashier needed, flexible hours,
Mon.-Sun. C&J BBQ Market, 4304-Har-
vey Rd., CS 776-4817.
Instructors/ Counselors needed. Co-
I sleepaway camp. Pocono Mountains,
pisylvania. Good salary! 1-800-422-
42. vwrw.campcayuga.com
Part-time cooks needed.
764-2933.
Koppe Bridge,
2-'-Extreme seeks salesperson. Must
se. August rent? • very aggressive and money motivated.
92/mo, newly fumsr ilary+commission. Call 979-731-1358.
, 3/stories, decks, fo
ting. Garage apaTf
ig pool, available M
j/mo. 693-1448.
ondos, 4/4 wihall#
ig/ pets. Available Aij
K) Summer Jobs/ 50 Summer Camps/
at Northgate: an 3a Choose! NY, PA, New England. IN-
or individual sesstr; TRUCTORS NEEDED: Tennis, Basket-
k2bdrm, individualte all, Roller Hockey, Soccer, Baseball. La-
osse, Gymnastics, Lifeguards, WSI, Wa-
www.traditiondomi§ rsl(i ' n 9. Sailing, Windsurfing, Archery,
Biking, Rockclimbing, Ropes, Piano
ccompanist, Drama, Ceramics, Wood-
hop, Nature, Nurses. Arlene Streisand,
-800-443-6428;
summercampemployment.com
. .. —— ! un ' prestigious teaching position,
duplexes Pj a kime evenings &Saturdays. Must have
2bth, wM ^ had driver’s license 4+years. No criminal
ecord, We train. $8/hr. 693-9294.
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Aerofit is looking for individuals with WSI
and Lifeguard Certifications. Apply in per
son at Aerofit on Carter Creek, 4455 Car
ter Creek Parkway.
Budweiser Women Of Big12 Swimsuit
Calendar: Models, Photographers, De
signers iNanted. ucalendars.com, 785-
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fng is seeking part-time/ full-
Merers. Flexible hours, no experi-
J^Mded. Call Jarrod 779-6417
W care worker needed. Weekend/
^'|«ng/daytime available. Apply in per-
S'SOOHarvey Road#13.
inline’s Cafe and Bakery is now hir-
tJcooks, bakers and waiters. Experi-
, vm enquired. Apply in person at Clem-
Sbdrm/Sba ^WJiie's, 202 S. Bryan, in the Old Bryan
downtown.
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liable, Great benefits. Seasonal or
Ground. (941)329-6434, www.cruise-
it66rs.com.
Diner hiring cooks and waitstaff.
J stbeable to work summer. 203 Univer-
Dt-, Northgate. Apply in person.
htal office seeking energetic, enthusias-
dinical assistant, experience necessa-
846-4759.
sell Avon, $10 starters fee. Call
1-800-873-6313-00 (free), or
'2)784-8638.
json Stylus 400' ^extra income by cleaning offices M-
Ti at,e r 5p.m. 823-5031.
. workin g with children? We need
d .. ~Mi adult workers to join our nursery
at Christ United Methodist Church.
Mays 8am-12:15pm, some weekday
"or pm. Starting pay $7.00/hr. Pick-
= application: Christ UMC, 4203 St.
*y-6, cs.
'Iltirne painters needed for summer. No
.nee required. $7.00/hr. Call
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Part-Time Jobs. UCS, Inc., the industry
leader when it comes to providing quality
IT systems to the automotive industry. We
have a long-standing tradition in our com
mitment to excellence and to our employ
ees. UCS has experienced constant
growth in the past 31 years and has never
had to layoff or downsize. With over 2600
employees, we value our Aggie students
and alumni! UCS currently has many
part-time opportunities for the following:
•Customer Support •Inventory ‘PC Sup
port •Programming. UCS hires non-
smokers only. Flexible schedule availa
ble, morning hours preferred. We offer
$7/hr. to start, intramural sports and free
on-site fitness room. EOE. Get your ca
reer started with a proven leader! To
apply, please call us at 595-2609. 200
Quality Circle, College Station, TX 77845
www.universalcomputersys.com Attn:
ad# 1550
Remodeling Contractors helper. No expe
rience needed. Must be handy and teach
able. Possible class credit. P/T, after
noons or mornings. F/T during summer.
Apply at 3501 S.TexasAve., Bryan. 846-
8649.
STUDENTS APPLY NOW! Part-time dur-
ing the semester and Full-time in the Sum
mer. HAPPLY NOW!! Fun atmosphere,
great resume experience, no telemarket
ing! Others are welcome to apply. 695-
1386 or apply online at
workforstudents.com
The City of Bryan is seeking qualified can
didates for the following seasonal posi
tions: Pool Cashiers, Lifeguards, Water
Safety Instructors, Camp Counselors,
Camp Coordinators, Lead Counselors.
Position hours will vary. For a detailed job
description or to obtain the required City of
Bryan application form, visit us on-line at
www.bryantx.org or call or visit us in per
son at 300 S. Texas Ave. (2nd floor), Bry
an, TX 77803, 209-5060. EOE.
Two part-time sales assistant positions
available in large insurance agency. Each
starting at $8/hr. M/W 1pm-6pm and ev
ery other Saturday from 10am-2pm, the
second position would be T/TH 1pm-6pm
and every other Saturday from 10am-2pm.
Duties would include helping the sales
staff with marketing and insurance propos
als. Please submit resume to: The Liere
Agency, 1101 University Dr. East, Ste.
100, College Station, TX 77840.
Villa Maria Chevron- p/t attendant, basic
auto knowledge preferred. Flexible hours.
776-1261.
WANT A GREAT SUMMER JOB? De-
manding, highly- rewarding summer camp
jobs available at oldest camp in the south
west. Come teach sports and outdoor ac
tivities while helping kids to grow. Top
pay. Work on beautiful, cool Guadalupe
River near Kerrville. Download an appli
cation at www.vistacamps.com or give us
a call at 1-800-545-3233.
PETS
Adopt Pets: Brazos Animal Shelter,
775-5755, www.shelterpets.org
Boxer pups, akc-reg. Shots, wormed,
dewclaws, Stalls cut, brindle and white,
and flashy fawn, ready to take home.
$400/ea. 979-229-5384.
Boxers- CKC registered, tails docked,
shots, dewormed, 3 females white and
fawn $250- $300. Ready to take home,
(979) 268-5504.
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
16x76 Trailer-house, 3/2, rent or sale.
Call for details. 979-255-8805.
College Hills, bike to TAMU, 3bdrm/2bth,
513 Gilchrist. New paint, carpet & up
grades. $119,900. 979-680-1010 after
4pm.
Edelweiss Estates House for sale. 4/2/2.
Approx. 1934 sq.ft. Corner lot. $151,000.
(979)218-0078 (281)486-7093.
Must sell in Bryan! 4bd/2.5ba 3 living
great entertaining. See to appreciate
$164000 777-5322
Thinking of selling your home? FREE,
quick, over the net market analysis of your
property. www.AndrewSmithOnline.com
Broker, Century21.
ROOMMATES
2-Roommates needed for summer,
4bdrm/2bth house, $250/mo. +utilities.
Call Jenny 693-1900/ 214-542-2441.
2/F Christian roommates needed begin
ning August 2002. 3/1 house, with back
yard, central A/H, w/d connections.
$275/mo. +1/3 bills. Call 680-8797.
F-roommate for summer. Nice 3/2 duplex
on Colgate. Own bd/bth. W/D, bus route,
$300/mo. Ashley 696-7292.
F-Roommate needed for furnished house.
693-0204.
F-Roommate needed for summer, fall, and
spring. 2bdrm/2bath apartment $375/mo
Call 696-2130.
F-roommate non-smoker needed for sum
mer and/or fall. 3bdrm/2bath house, fur
nished, security system, w/d, fenced yard.
Close to campus. $450/mo, bills included.
Jamie 695-7898.
Female Roommate for full/spring. New
House 3/2, fenced, W/D, cable internet,
non-smoker. $375/mo +1/3bills. Kristi
777-3763
Female roommate needed. 3/2 on shuttle
route. $246/mo +1/3bills. 268-5876.
M-Roommate needed. 2bdrm/1,5bath
apartment starting May 15. $300/mo.
Call Mike 492-3807.
Need 2-roommates ASAP for 5-bdrm
house in CS. Large rooms $300/mo each.
Dennis 220-2717.
Roommate needed, 3bdrm/2bath new du
plex, pets ok, on bus route. 210-860-
0010.
Roommates needed. Summer Sublease.
4bdrm/2bth house on Holleman. 696-3078
Dustin.
Summer Sublease. Female roommate,
w/d, bus route. Call April 764-8884.
Wanted: 2-female roommates,
3bdrm/2bath mobile home in Rolling
Ridge MHP. $275/person/mo +1/4-utilit-
ies. Call (979)696-2119, ask for Bethany
or Megan.
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).
Free Pregnancy Test; Hope Pregnancy
Centers, College Station 695-9193, Bryan
846-1097; Post Abortion Peer Counseling
695-9193.
TUTORS
Tutor needed in STAT 201, evenings, pay
$8/hr. Liz 846-5319.
SPORTS
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, April 3, 2002
Perry’s touchdown
highlights scrimmage
True Brown
The Texas A&M football
team completed its second
practice of the week in full pads
Tuesday. A&M practiced for
just over two hours, ending
practice with a scrimmage.
Seven players were not
cleared to practice Tuesday and
were limited to conditioning.
Keelan Jackson, hamstring;
Kasey Cheshier, quadriceps;
Alan Reuber, hamstring; Dwain
Goynes, ankle; Adam Black,
back; Eric Crutchfield, shoul
der and Kevin Mangum,
quadriceps, all sat out.
Starting offensive tackle
Andre Brooks was carted out
near the end of practice.
“He’s been pretty sick,” said
football head coach R.C.
Slocum. “He tried to push
through (the entire workout)
and got most of practice in.”
Scrimmage report
At the end of practice, the
Aggies conducted a spirited
goal-line situation scrimmage,
pitting the first team offense
against the first team defense
and the second team offense
against the second team
defense.
A&M’s offense looked solid
against the Wrecking Crew,
scoring touchdowns on its first
two plays. The first touchdown
was a strike from quarterback
Mark Farris to running back
Oschlor Flemming in the right
side of the end zone.
Farris also threw a touch
down pass to fullback Stacy
Jones later in the scrimmage.
Running back Joe Weber
cashed in on the next play,
plunging up the middle from
three yards out for the touch
down. Weber finished the
scrimmage with three touch
downs, including a head-first
dive over the pile from one
yard out.
The play of the day, how
ever, belonged to junior trans
fer Thomas Perry. Perry, orig
inally on the 12th Man roster
as a linebacker, switched to
fullback earlier this week.
Perry is the grandson of
Heisman Trophy winner John
David Crow, who played for
A&M from 1955-57.
With Crow watching the
Aggies’ scrimmage. Perry took
a handoff on a 2nd-and-goal
play from the two yard line in
for the touchdown.
“That was a good scrim
mage,” Slocum said. “We did
a little goal line stuff down
there, and I thought both sides
competed well.”
Sheets pitches past Astros
in season opener, 9-3
HOUSTON (AP) — The name Enron was
gone from the ballpark. As far as the Houston
Astros were concerned, hitting and pitching were
missing, too.
Ben Sheets struck out a career-high eight, and
Richie Sexson, Tyler Houston and Jose
Hernandez drove in two runs each Tuesday to
lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a season-opening
9-3 win over the Houston Astros.
“Ben was overpowering,” Brewers manager
Davey Lopes said. “His fastball was clocked at
97. He came out firing in the first inning. He was
pumped tonight. It usually takes him three or four
innings to get going.”
Sheets, a member of the gold medal-winning
U.S. Olympic team two years ago, allowed two
runs and nine hits in six innings and walked none.
Last April 5, Sheets lost to Houston in his major
league debut.
“There were opening day jitters, but our guys
came out and banged them early,” Sheets said.
“I’m pleased with the way things went. I went six
innings and I still felt strong. I didn’t want to burn
up the bullpen in the first week.”
The game was the first one at the stadium
since it was renamed.
Following the collapse of Enron, the NL
Central champions bought back naming rights to
their ballpark from the bankrupt energy compa
ny.
The downtown stadium was known as Enron
Field during its first two seasons, but it is Astros
Field now — until the team finalizes a new nam
ing rights deal.
Wade Miller, who won his final seven deci
sions last season and had been 7-0 against
Milwaukee, made his first opening day start
Offense
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The Aggies are hoping to subdue their rivals at
home and improve their conference standings,
and they know they cannot let their emotions
get in the way.
“We have to make sure to approach this
and left in the fifth inning after consecutive
homers by Sexson and Geoff Jenkins. Alex
Ochoa also homered for the Brewers, in the
eighth off Scott Linebrink.
“I think Wade’s adrenaline was pretty heavy,”
new Astros manager Jimy Williams said. “His
breaking ball was getting away from him. I think
that was just the excitement of opening day.”
Miller allowed three or fewer earned runs in
23 of his 32 starts last season but he equaled that
in the first inning. He hit the first two batters,
threw a wild pitch, gave up a one-out RBI single
to Sexson and a two-run double to Houston.
“I think I was anxious and not really calm,”
Miller said. “I hope this isn’t an ongoing thing
with people saying ‘Oh, God, he pitched opening
day and he didn't do well.’ I think it’s just one of
those things.”
Adam Everett, an Olympic teammate of
Sheets, hit an RBI single in the second, but
Hernandez hit a two-run double in the third to
make it 5-1.
Miller allowed seven runs and seven hits in
four-plus innings.
“We had our chances to score and we didn’t,”
Williams said. “We had the right people up, it
just didn’t work today. You have to give some
credit to their hitters. And, Sheets pitched well.
He made his pitches when he had to.”
The Brewers’ batters made it easy for Sheets.
“This year, we have more options, we have
more different ways to go,” Jenkins said. ‘‘Last
year it seemed like we were always playing for
the three-run home run. This year we have more
contact hitters who can put the ball in play.”
game just like every other game,” Evans said.
“We can’t get too emotionally charged about
the rivalry. There will be that extra excitement
there because it’s Texas, but we just have to
focus and play ball.”
First pitch is set for 6:30 p.m. at the Aggie
Softball Complex, with Slataper taking the
mound for A&M against Osterman for UT.
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