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tavitt Corner. Used books, collectables,
umiture and antiques. 2100 Cavitt, Bryan.
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[2001 Kawsaki Ninja, 250-cc, runs great,
well kept, $2600. 764-6402
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PETS
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979-574-6669, Jake 979-257-9005.
3rd-guy needed in 3bdrm house for Spring
‘03, $215/mo. Great location! 693-1777
Brand new town-home, over-looking pool,
2-blocks from campus 4/2.5/2. 915-349-
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Christian female needed for spring!
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roommates! $283/mo +1/3bills. Call Bekah
764-0766, Hillary 764-3922
F-roommate needed for 3/2 furnished
house, $350/mo., 817-371-5690
F-roommates needed 3/2 Bryan house
near Blinn/A&M $350/mo +split bills, de
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Female roommate needed, 2bdrm/2bth
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’ or 2 roommates needed in January.
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f 2, or 3 roommates needed in January,
$370 each plus 1/3 bills, great apartment
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M-Christian Female roommate wanted to
I share 2bdrm/2bth apartment. Huge bed-
jroom, huge closet, private-bth, shuttle.
[ $325/mo +1/2bills. 693-1988.
i-F needed for Spring semester, large
4bdrm/2bth house, $350/mo +1/4bills.
Great location near A&M and Blinn. Am
ber or Brooke 979-492-8838 or 575-7888.
1 ‘F needed January. 3/2 duplex, $350/mo
+1/3bills, w/d, dsl. Sharon, 822-4441.
1 -F roommate for 2bd/2bth apt., $200/mo
starting Jan, 1, negotiable. 680-8166
1-Female roommate needed for spring se
mester, 4bd/2.5bth house, $300/mo.
+1/4bills. Please call Alisa or Jessica at
979-775-0381. Thanks.
1- M needed to sublease Spring semester.
3bd/2ba house, on shuttle $317/mo
+ 1/3bills call John 694-7759
2- F needed in large 3/2 duplex, no pets,
$325/each +1/3bills. Call Jenny for details
680-8952.
Have apartment, need female roommate
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M/F needed asap for 2/1 apartment, $160
+1/3 electricity/ month, Ryan- 979-695-
9406, cell- 832-643-3434.
M/F roommate wanted 2/1.5 townhouse
close to campus masterbd with private
balcony $315 +1/2bills 979-574-7283
Male roommate to share 3/2 home, 5
blocks to TAMU, $400/mo. (with all utilit
ies) 512-567-8325, 979-693-2177.
Nice 3/2 house short distance to Blinn/
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Roommate needed for Spring semester,
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Seeking responsible/clean male room
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utensils and furniture. Nice front yard and
great backyard deck. $380/mo. Troy 979-
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Monday, November 25, 2002
NEWS IN BRIEF
Drastic restrictions
on asylum seekers
rejected after vote
GENEVA (AP) — Voters on Sunday
rejected stringent new asylum laws
that would have closed the nation’s
borders to all but a trickle of
refugees, defeating the nationalist
proposal by the thinnest margin in
Swiss voting history.
The defeat by 2,754 votes was a
victory for the government and the
U.N. refugee agency but served to
highlight growing anti-immigration
sentiment in Europe.
In the end, 50.1 percent of vot
ers, or 1,120,967 people, rejected
the proposed law, and 49.9 per
cent, or 1,118,213, were in favor.
Voter turnout was 46.7 percent.
The plan “against abuse of the
right to asylum,” drawn up by hard
line members of the Swiss People’s
Party, would have expelled
refugees arriving via any persecu
tion-free country — in practice, all of
Switzerland’s neighbors.
The government had worried the
law would set the neutral nation on
a collision course with the rest of
Europe and endanger its humani
tarian traditions.
Mold in schools
causes health,
financial problems
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - To
protest a menace in their school,
nearly 1,000 students at East High
School in Memphis skipped home
room one day.
Across the state, another 1,000
students spent a month at Bristol
Motor Speedway — not watching
NASCAR races, but studying in the
skyboxes while a threat was
removed at Sullivan East High
School.
In each case, the problem was
the same: mold.
Nationwide, school districts are
finding allergy-inducing mold in
walls, on carpets and near ventila
tion systems. While one report
blames aging buildings and mold-
promoting construction tech
niques, one expert says it’s due to
a lack of proper ventilation in
newer schools.
Skid row sweeps
raise tensions
in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES (AP) - After 21
years living amid the tent encamp
ments of downtown Los Angeles,
friends call Tyrone Taylor the
“Mayor of Skid Row.”
These days, the mayor is not
happy.
On two afternoons last week,
police officers, accompanied by
correction officials and federal
agents, made an estimated 200
arrests on Skid Row.
They said they were targeting
parole and probation violators hid
ing amid the homeless. But Taylor
and others fear police are moving
to take them off the streets.
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Class of 2003
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Aggieland 2003
Happy Chanukah
November 30* - December 7, 2002
25 Kfslev - 2 Tevet 5763
* begins at sunset Nov. 29
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT REQUIREMENTS
05 cumulative completed undergraduate credit hours
GO undergraduate resident credit hours completed at TAMU, or degree posted in SIMS
2.0 cumulative GPR at Texas A&M University
Be in good standing with the University. (No blocks, etc.)
GRADUATE STUDENT REQUIREMENTS
Degree posted in SIMS or present an original letter of completion from the Office of Graduate Studies
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If you meet the requirements after Fall '02:
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or visit the Ring office to complete an audit.
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• Payment is due at time of order.
• Ring loans are available through the Short Term Loan Office,
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for further details.
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