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Austin, TX 78713 Monday, December 14, 1987 25c WEEK E 0 2 4 1 PRM f: Imp i r e Mi c - o t i p Box C-1 6 4 2 3 Da' ' a s - TX T 7 r« n r - 6 4 7 PAID h t r it . i 1 C onfusion, indecision wur Thest a rc m y Adoph I htler All sem ester long you had vague suspicions that vour professors might have had som ething to do with all that Third Reich stuff Now you know for sure The problem, of course, is that confusion, in­ decision and tear don't just lead to world wars anv more It you're an average student, they re probably the three top feelings on your em otion­ al hit parade nght now No doubt that thin, shrill voice of panic dom i­ nating most of your thought patterns is becom ­ ing quite annoying And the stress is, well, kill­ ing you Sure, everyone thnves on stress to som e de­ gree to get a degree And naturally, the middle of finals week is not exactly the time to overhaul your personality But it might be a nice time to figure out if you're about to explode em otionally or physical­ ly It you are, it might ¡ust be worth your while to rethink your approach to this tinals week thing The following handy tips on dealing with stress were prepared by Frank Richardson, an associate professor in the D epartm ent of Educa­ tional Psychology. Som e of them are pretty obvi­ ous. Som e aren't. Any one of them might help vou get through exams. 1. Learn to plan. Disorganization can breed stress Having too many projects going simulta­ neously often leads to confusion, forgetfulness, and the sense that uncom pleted projects are hanging over your head. W hen possible, take on projects one at a time and work on them until completed. 2. Recognize and accept limits. Most of us set unreasonable and perfectionistic goals for our­ selves. We can never be perfect, so we often have a sense of failure or inadequacy no matter how well we perform. Set achievable goals for v ourself 3. Learn to play. You need occasionally to es­ cape form the pressures of lite and have fun Find pasttimes that are absorbing and enjoyable to you no m atter vour level of ability you operate on 4. Be a positive person. Avoid criticizing oth­ ers Learn to praise the things you like in others Focus upon the good qualities those around vou possess. 5. Learn to understand and forgive. Intoler­ ance of others leads to frustration and anger. An attempt to really understand the way other peo­ ple feel can make v ou more accepting of them. 6. Avoid unnecessary competition. There are many com petitive situations in life that we can avoid. Too much concern with w inning in too many areas of life can create excessive tension and anxiety. It can also lead to unnecessary ag­ gression 7. Get regular physical exercise. Check with your physician before beginning anv exercise program. \ou will be more like * > stav wi t h an exercise program it vou choose one that \ou a. ly enjoy rather than one that reels like pure har d work and drudgery 8. Learn a system atic, drug-free method ot re­ laxing. Meditation, yoga, autogenic training or progressive relaxation can be learned from v a r i ­ ous accredited teachers and licensed psvchother apists. 9. Talk out your troubles. Find a friend, mem ber of the clergy, counselor or psychotherapist you can be open with. Expressing v our "K ittled u p" tension to a sympathic ear can be incredibly helpful. 10. Change your thinking. How we feel em o­ tionally often depends on our outlook or philos­ ophy of life. Changing one s beliefs is a difficult and painstaking process. There is little practical wisdom to guide us the modern world through our lives No one has all the answ ers, but some of the answ ers are available in — Sean S. Price Page 2/EXAM W EEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 Texas night clubs serving minors risk losing liquor licenses By BUDDY LANE People under 21 in Texas gradual­ ly may be bum ped off dance floors throughout the state if the current drinking age rem ains. The change in the drinking age from 19 to 21 on Sept. 1, 1986, has encouraged night clubs to keep peo­ ple under 21 off the prem ises. Em ployees in night clubs can be charged w ith crim inal m is­ a dem eanor for selling or serving al­ coholic beverages to a person under 21 or for perm itting a person under 21 to possess or consum e alcoholic beverages on a licensed premise, said ja ck Jett, deputy assistant chief of enforcem ent for the Texas Al­ coholic Beverage Com m ission. Any time an em ployee at a night club is charged, the club faces the possibility of having its license re­ voked or suspended bv the TABC, said Jett, 39. According to statistics from the TABC, in the year preceding the drinking age change, 16,090 people in Texas w ere arrested for being mi­ nors in possession of alcohol. In the year directly after the drinking age change, 29,634 people in Texas were arrested for being minors in posses­ sion of alcohol. Out of these arrests, 7,630 were made on licensed prem ­ ises. As a result of a recent court ruling which changed the wording in the Texas code from selling, serv ing or delivering alcohol "know in gly” to "w ith criminal n egligen ce,” cases against night clubs may increase, Jett said. Today, more than four-fifths of the nearly 100 night clubs in Austin do not allow people under 21 into the club. O w ners and em ployees in clubs around Austin have varied opinions about the drinking age and about admitting people under 21. "It's not w orth the h assle," said John Pearce, m anager of Alley O ops night club on Sixth Street. Pearce, 27, said he would like to let people under 21 in, but he "cou ld n 't hire enough people to watch them a ll." Business dropped off for Alley O op s a fter th e d rin k in g age changed, but it is starting to pick back up, Pearce said. Kimi M ontee, m anager of Raven's Garage on Sixth Street, agreed it is not worth the risk to let people un­ der 21 into the club. It does not bother her, though. "Personally, I love the drinking ag e,” said M ontee, 31. "K id s under 21 d on’t know how' to behave them ­ selves." Annetta W hite, who along with her husband ow ns the Broken Spoke on South Lamar Boulevard, said they have let people of all ages in since they opened in 1964. "W e'v e always been a family place,” she said. "I hate the drink­ ing age. I think kids are going to drink anyway. "M inors can be a problem som e­ tim es,” she said. "B u t most of them are good kids, and I think they d e­ serve a place to g o ." 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TX 78705 (512) 472-4931 O N SOUTH END OF DRAG • FREE PARKING IN BACK Student Travel £xpert» S ince IV47 lo w p e o p l e u n d e r 21 in O n l y b e e r an d w i n e a r e sold in t h e clu b. c h a r g e , d r i n k s p e c i a ls a n d a p o p u la r b a n d p la y in g . h e r e c o m e " M o s t p e o p l e to d a n c e , n o t to d r i n k , ” said S h a r o n B u r n s i d e , W'ho a l o n g w ith h e r h u s ­ b a n d o w n s t h e clu b . " W e f o c u s on th e m u sic . T h e b a r is a s e c o n d a r y t h i n g fo r p e o p l e o v e r 2 1 . " At least 4 0 p e r c e n t tit h e r b u s i n e s s is fro m p e o p l e u n d e r 21, said B u r n ­ s id e, 25. ” 1 t h in k y o u c o u l d s u rv iv e it you to 2 0 -v e a r- t h e r e 's f o c u s e d t h in k o l d s , " s h e said . b u s i n e s s to b e m a d e t h e r e . " to tally o n 18- I B u r n s i d e s a id s h e re c o g n i z e d that w h e n y o u let p e o p l e u n d e r 21 in, t h e r e 's a l w a y s a p o s sib ility o f g e t ­ ting in t r o u b le w ith the T A B C . " I f I t h o u g h t it w a s f e a sib le , w e w 'o u ld n't sell a lc o h o l at all, s h e said. " I ’m not a big p r o m o t e r o f at c o h o l . " U . S . H e a v e n is a n igh t c lu b in A u s t in fo r t e e n - a g e r s o n lv ; h o w e v ­ er, it is n o t g e a r e d for IS- to 2 0 -y e a r- o lds. A g e s 14 to l u a r e a l lo w e d in, but ta k e n th e "the y o u n g e r p e o p l e h a v e o v e r , " m a n a g e r . said M a g g ie S h e l t o n , It is m o s t ly a p la c e for high s c h o o l too s t u d e n t s b e c a u s e t h e r e i^ |ust big of a d i f f e r e n c e b e t w e e n 14 a n d 1 9 -v e a r-o ld s, S h e l t o n said The c h a n g e in th e d r i n k i n g agt. ha s b e e n f r u s t r a t i n g to m a n y L I s t u d e n t s K im G r e e n , a 2 0 - w a r - o l d g o v e r n m e n t fro m C o n r o e said it i'- d e t i n i t e h h a r d e r to find a p la c e to d a n c e s in c e th e d r i n k i n g a g e c h a n g e d . ju n io r " I t h a s really b e c o m e a s ea r ch s h e said . " I t yo u d o n ’t kn o w A u s tin, it w o u l d be e xtre m e lv h ard to find a p la c e to g o C l i n t o n F o w l e r a 2 0 -v e a r - o ld b u s i n e s s j u n i o r fro m Willi*. a g r e e d H e h a s b e e n g o i n g c o u n t r y d a n c i n g regularly for t h e pa st v e a r a n d a half w ith s o m e t i m e s a-' m a m as v or 60 in h i s fraternity After th e t r i e n d s d r i n k i n g a g e c h a n g e d h e had to find a new p la c e to go 1 called every plací in t h e p h o n t b o o k that 1 t h o u g h t w a s a cou ntry I h e B r o k e n h e said r u s ic place S p o k e w a s t h e onlv p la ce h e c o u l d find that w o u l d let p e o pit u n d e r 21 in he said b e f o r e t h e d r i n k i n g 1 i m a g i n e that the B r o k e n S p o k e d id n t h a v e to o m u c h s t u d e n t bust n e s s a g e c h a n g e d F o w l e r s a i d h o l e in th e wall \ o w with n i g h t B r o k e n S p o k e has c h a r g e It is ¡ u s t it is pa* k* d s t u d e n t s every W e d n e s d a y ‘ hi low er u < ■ c o v t r ,¡ i t s w e e k* nd O n W e d n e s d a y nigh t t h a n T h e few’ c lu b s that s e r v e alc o h o l a n d a d m i t p e o p l e u n d e r 21 a l w a y s face t h e d a n g e r o f h a v i n g lic e n s e s c a n c e l e d o r s u s p e n d e d . A n e x a m p l e is t h e C o u n t r y P a la c e o n B ra tto n L a n e . T o m W e s t , f o r m e r m a n a g e r o f th e C o u n t r y P a la c e , said o n e re a s o n p e o p l e u n d e r 21 a r e a d m i t t e d is b e ­ c a u s e " b u s i n e s s w e n t d o w n right a fte r t h e law c h a n g e d . " " I t hurt us so bad that w e had to i n , " said W e s t , 36. " W e let t h e m n e e d e d th e m o n e y . " they r e a s o n o p e n e d O w n e r W a v n e D a y to n g a v e the their o t h e r 1 w a s in d o o r s to p e o p l e u n d e r 21 I jo in e d th e N a v y in W o rld W a r II w’h e n I w a s 17 I s p e n t 34 m o n t h s a n d 13 d a y s in th e .Navy a n d w h e n 1 go t o u t, I c o u l d n ' t buv a b e e r right I hat s not h e r e r i g h t . " in A u s t in , I e x a s D a y t o n , 6 2, said he t h i n k s that p e o p l e u n d e r 21 a r e b e t t e r off it t h e y 'r e at a p lace w h e r e they ca n d a n c e . " I h e y w o n ’t be n e a r as d r u n k as they w o u l d it s o m e b o d y b o u g h t t h e m a 1 2 -p a c k of b e e r at a 7 - E le v e n a n d they sat o u t in their car and d r a n k it, D a y t o n said I m no t s a v i n g they d o n t d rin k " B u t w e d o th e m h e r e , " h e said b e st that w e c a n P e o p l e fr o m I s to 21 s i g n a c o n ­ tract a c k n o w l e d g i n g that they are u n d e r 21 a n d they will not d n n k in th e c lu b h e said Fhev are s t a m p e d w ith th e n a m e of t h e p e r s o n w h o let th e m in, h e said It m i n o r s a r e c a u g h t d r i n k i n g in they are t h r o w n o u t Day the c lu b ton said a n d yo u c a n buy a h o u s e It y o u 'r e 18 y o u c a n b u y a >ar h e said lint of t h i n k i n g is that they re they re r e s p o n s i b l e tor \lv a d u l t s a n d tnomsuK It they c o m * in a n d sig n s a v i n g t h e y w o n ' t d rin k s p o n s i b l e tor their o w n d a m a g e s t h e n they are r* She m o v e to a d m i t p e o p l e u n d e r I a a c e t h a n d o u b l e d v\ h e n 21 paid o ff tor the L i entry ( r o w d s m o r t Iv How evt r fortune ch anged q t t o r the t ountrv Palact ( m i S t » p t ! n t n t * d i o t h t * a r i \ Ken P a t t e r s o n a I 1 I o r e n / . d e n t , d ie d in a c a r vs re. k H< I hev w e n w ith t h r e e f r i e n d s r e p o r t s O n t h a t s a m e n i g h t , t h r e e T A B C a g e n t s a n d e i g h t d e p u t y s h e r i f f s w e r e at th e C o u n t r y P a la c e , s a id J o e D a r n a ll , s p o k e s m a n fo r t h e T A B C . T w o e m p l o y e e s o f t h e C o u n t r y P a la c e w e r e c h a r g e d w ith p e r m i t ­ t ing a n in t o x i c a t e d p e r s o n to r e m a i n o n t h e p r e m is e s . F iv e p e o p l e w e r e i n t o x i c a t i o n . c h a r g e d w ith p u b lic O n e p e r s o n w a s c h a r g e d wath m a k ­ ing a l c o h o l a v a ila b le to a m i n o r , a nd o n e m i n o r w a s c h a r g e d w i t h p o s ­ s e s s io n of a l c o h o l . The t w o c h a r g e s w e r e to p e o p l e in t h e p a r k ­ ing lot. last D a y t o n w a s not at t h e C o u n t r y P a la c e that n ig h t H is i n f o r m a t i o n c a m e fro m his m a n a g e r a n d e m ­ p l o y e e s w h o w e r e t h e r e , h e s aid . W e had 4 83 m i n o r s in h e r e , a n d in t w o h o u r s they did no t c a t c h a s in g le m i n o r d r i n k i n g a n d they d id n 't c a t c h us s e r v i n g a m i n o r , ” Day to n said About 40 fa k e IDs w e r e t a k e n up that nig h t a n d a b o u t 10 o r 13 p e o p l e u n d e r 21 w e r e c a u g h t d r i n k i n g a n d t h r o w n out bv C o u n trv P a la c e e m ­ p l o y e e s Day to n said V\ h e n they w e r e h e r e that nig h t, v'ail a r e a n d t h e n , b o o m ! th e o f fic e r s said d o in g .i g o o d jo b All ot this h a p p e n s Boy Fhe IABC i n v e s t i g a t i n g a n d th e is C o u n try P a la c e t h e c a n c e l l a ­ tion ot its liqu o r lic e n s e is a p o s s i b i l ­ i n v e s t i g a ­ ity right now t i o n be*, a ust ot t h t p r o s p e c t ot litiga tio n a g a i n s t th* C oun try P a la t e h e said said D arn all 3^ 1 h* i- m o v i n g s l o w l y W e s t t' i m a n a g e r w h o \%a** at th a t nig h t h a s th e ( o un trv F a l u n re s ig n e d D a v t o n H e said said ther* w as uist t>h mu* h p r e s s u r e on h im 1 )uyt* n said I h* s t u d e n t * ro w d at t h e C o u n trv has d r o p p e d d ram atically P alact s itu t a! of th is b e g a n D a v t o n said ' id he did n o t kn o w it FirnaM told C ountrv P a la c e e m - curs v o e s that thev w < r* d o i n g a g«.Kxi t im e m i n o r s t h e r e in t o x i c a t e d in a m e h t c lu b H e said that a m v% n e r> tv FAST One Group of L. 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Take a Break From Exams H M ake Your Spring H B re a k Plans NOW! 453-TRIP 3407 Guadalupe NexttoAm ys FREE: T-SHIRT w/ ANY $250°° TRIP ■ • A m L ''nv L z # L A Sex symbol laments painful lack of nooky in the ’80s By STEVE VICTORY Once there was a time when a man could use a line like " I don't usually like girls — but you're not usual." And it w ould work. It worked for James Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Sermce. He pre­ tended to be a gay geneology in­ spector in a house full of beautiful women. But that line w ill no longer elicit anything but an understanding smile from today's women. W om en's additudes toward sex in general have changed over the last I long for the days three years. when a man could raise an eyebrow in a particularly seductive manner and a wom an w ould follow him home. At least that's w hat I could do. Most men have to talk to w o m ­ en and fool them into feeling secure and comfortable before banging away. N o w an eyebrow-raise elicits an understanding smile. I'm sick of u n ­ derstanding smiles. I hese days, even I have to bullsh­ it with women to get them to, as Robert Townsend said in H o l l y w o o d Shuffle, "d o the nasty " Sometimes I even have to go out w ith them twice before they realize my irresistable sexual attraction and astounding sexual stamina This doesn't mean that women say " n o " to me. I've never had a wom an say "n o " to me It |ust takes them a lot longer to come around This has meant that it takes me much longer to rack up the scores. But I have come to realize what Catholic pnests have ben saving for vears — the less vou do it, the less worn out you w ill be. The priests meant it in terms of total psycholog­ ical well-being, so they were full of shit. H ow w ould they know, a n y ­ way? But the reality of the situation is that I'm even better now. I did not think that was possible. But, sadly, it is. So the irony is that women are less willing, but better satisfied, than ever before. That should change some minds. Loosen up, girls. And no more understanding smiles, please. m FUTON m sm beds LARGE SELECTION OF HARDWOOD SOFA BEDS FR O M S266 (includes frame, futon and removable cover) THE STUDIO Package pnce includes double frame cover and futon Price $299. Reg. $355 Convertí c&.rr\ so Red R iver 479-6110 M astercard & Visa accepted «£ J, L PLATFORM BED SPECIAL TWIN 10 LAYER ...S119. DOUBLE 10 LAYER ... S129. QUEEN 10 LAYER ...$139. r-_ e SOLID MAPLE our futons are handmade from 100°'o COTTON high staple grade. Trie f ylTON (T>. Open Sundays 3004 Guadalupe Opposite Wheatsvie Coop) Telephone 430-9036 Exam W E E K EXTRA Monday December 14. 1987/Page 5 How to avoid B U R N O U T V o u know. B U R N O U T , that overwhelming feeling of despair that strikes most college students when final exams roll around each semester A f t e r studying for 12? hours, reading 54 Chapters in 13 textbooks, going over 253 pages of notes and discovering that four of your finals are scheduled for one 2-+ hour period, you w ill probably suffer from an extreme case of burnout T o avoid this dreaded affliction, just drop everything for an hour or so and come to Aleta s for our ANY SPECIAL ANY TIME* S i . 99 Enchiladas — two beef, cheese, or chicken e n c h ila d a * - with r i c e & beans T W O FO R O NE — Buy any entree ¡excluding fajitas and receive a second one absolutely free FA JIT \ S P E C IA L — Do you love fajitas > G et an order of fajita- for two for only $8 95, reg S i l 9* S i. 50 O FF — Ali entree* and fajitas w student I D * * •December . -Uh-jdnu.tr. 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EXOTIC TROPICAL DRINKS FAST TAKE OUT SERVICE North China Restaurant 2910 Guadalupe open dotty 11:30 am -10HM pm 470-4019 2 DAYS ONLY! ’/«Ct. $499 $249 '/>Ct. $549 $379 %Ct. $639 $429 WCt. $1199 $799 mother Special Values Hot Pictured'. $569 $279 $799 $499 $1499 $999 American Gold Piece Reta. S599 *379 5 fu i! Cut Diamonds One Ct. of Diamonds Retail $1599 Sale $899 $725 $499 $1050 $699 $1795 $899 Not Just “Selected Groups Every Item in Our Store is 15-60% Off! . All Maior Charge Cards Welcome Io m m i«m.wd to m Mock m e r c a n * » only AH huí* weights, «re ippro*© R e s e a r c h 45i3-fc>333 a m m im a m + m m ¿ 4 (0 S an A n t o n to S t 4 7 8 - 1 5 7 7 B r o d i e OaK 4 4 4 9< ? 74 dMOMMttMl Just say: At 100 a cup, you just can't say no! Need a little boost for your last-m in u te cram m ing? The only th ing b e tte r t h a n a cup of hot coffee is a unp of hot coffee for 10c. G e t 10c coffee d u rin g finals week a t the following T exas Union Dining Outlets: • Law School D ining C e n te r • Fine Arts D ining C enter • CBA Dining C e n te r • ETC II D ining C e n te r • Eeyore's • T he Round-Up Food Mall i This offer does not include Cactus Cafe & Cookie Connection Colombian Coffee. Brought to you by Texas Union D in in g Services. Getting By CHERIE HENDERSON F e w people h a ve w orse luck w ith g rou n d transportation than I do. I say "few ' p e o p le " because as soon as I say " n o o n e ," I'll get more Firin g Lin e letters than Daily Texan co lu m n ist G re g A d a m s has all se­ mester. So a n y w a y , the frivolities began this su m m er w hen 1 m oved out ot dear old K in s o lv m g to m v current ap artm en t near the airj^ort — ver\ near the airport C a n vou sav "tw ti b liK k s from the ru n w a y ^ " It w as tim e tor an auto, un cikhe. w h eels, a cruisem obile, or, as 1 pre­ fer, a car V\hen 1 started m v senior vear in high schiH'l thret' vears ago, m\ m om got a nt>w car. and hers passed to me and m v brother Brent v\ho's now a freshm an here, b\ the w a v VVe shared th i‘ car that vear but w hen 1 packed mv bags tor the L a n d o' the L o n g h o rn s, it stayed hom e w ith Brent. T his sum m er, things changed a little. I requisihoned the car, and the beginning of m y track record w ith H enrv' Fo rd 's legacv be- gan. ternble The most com plicated incident began on a trip from D allas to A u s ­ tin, Engaged in conversatio n, 1 missed the W'acvi exit — vou k n o w , the one w h ere M c D o n a ld 's and VVcndv's and Taco Bell are. 'cause to go back, 1 w en t to do a L'-ee u n d er the tri‘e w a y I'm th in kin g a trip betw een D allas and A u stin isn't com plete w ith o u t stop­ ping tor some quick calories from the heart ot B a v lo rv ille lo o k the turn a w ee bit quick, ves 1 did B lo w o u t D am n C.ot w h at w as left ot thanks, Sean tire changed - and d ro ve the next h u n d re d m iles on one ot those babv tires that push the y o u r car right into the red zone on the old appearance-of-safetv m eter The people at the tire store fixed things up, charged me a lot of m o n ­ ey, and 1 w as set. After 1 picked up the car, I w en t across the street to get some vittles, like cheese and m ilk and meat. R e ­ m em ber, It's the sum m er. Recall the intense heat of said season. 1 loaded up the groceries and put the kev ir^ the ignition. You k n o w that vshine an engine m a k e s w h en vou trv to start it, and the batterv is d e a d " 1 w alked back vn er to the tire store, and thev took a w h ile to even acknow ledg e m y return, so m y food the cheese and m ilk and m eat - could sptnl sufficientlv. F in a llv thev gave me a |um p start, and 1 d rove around aw h ile to let the batterv' re­ charge It d id n 't w ork . M v next at­ tempt to start the car w as dism al failure num erous such series of failed at­ tem pts to start the car, ju m p starts to m ake it go again and aim less trips to recharge it It turns out the tire pt'ople had hit an interior light sw itch w h ile getting the tire out of the hatch back Saddest part is, the w o m an at the store's front counter recognized me last m onth w h en I cam e in because of another flat. A t least this one w a s n 't m v fault W o w ere all sot to gc> cam pin g f'd spent the m orning w ith the parental units w h o had com e in ti'w n for the football game. I got back to the apartm ent and gathered togethtT such necessary outdotir itom^ as the designated cam pin g tov\el and rnv 1 isher-Lnce sleeping bag -- v\t* re roallv cute w h e n w e go cam ping. I m anaged to carrv them dov\n the stairs and to the car in w h a t m v " la / v m a n ' s m om v\ould call a '^uttice it to sav that next follow ed See T ire , page 9 STUDENT TRAVEL m Mac Software O g r e F a l c o n F e r r a r i S c r a b b l e M a c G o l f K i d ' s T i m e $35 $29 $42 $42 $39 $29 $45 $39 $49 M a c M o n e y R e a d y S e t G o $349 4 t h D i m e n s i o n $490 S u i t c a s e D I s k t o p 3.0 IBM Software C h u c k Y e a g e r Fit $32 A n c i e n t Art of W a r $32 N F L C h a l l e n g e $^9 $29 S c r a b b l e C a r m e n Sa n D i e g o $39 $39 $42 2T'5 S69 S t a r f l t g h t P r i n t S h o p M S W o r d D A C A c c o u n t i n g Mac U pgrades 1 2 8 - 5 1 2 K S99 $189 5 1 2 - 1 M e g M a c P l u s - 2 M e g $289 Internal fan o n y $29 witri any upg'^ace Mac Hardware 8 0 0 K D r i v e 1 2 0 0 b M o d e m $ ’ 99 $99 $ ’ 99 2 4 0 0 b M o d e m 2 0 M e g S C S I D r i v e $559 Atari St Software T e s t D r i v e L i t t l e C o m p . 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The world 25 years from now. p o s t e r t)f t h e | e a n - M u h e l F t i l t i n [ i n n t p i t f u n * t l a t i o v e . i a l l t i n s I ( u i a v s i l n ' a m s I hm o n u ' t o n u i r m u s m a l i f v W n f n v o u r v i s i o n t)l t h f v \ o r l ( l i n Z O l . t a n t i c n t f r t t o i u ' v v v f l l ' s h u t u r i s t . \ u a n i ( i o m p i ' f i t n i n II v t n r r e <1 l u l l t nnt > s t u d e n t a t a n a i t n * t l i t e d I . S l o l l e g e o r u m v t ' r M t v u e i n v i t e v o n t o i w e v o u r i m a g i n a U t i n and k n o w I t ' t i g e tit l e t h n o l o g v t o v v n t f ' a l . St M) v v o r t i e s s a v o n the a d v a n i e s v i n i I t m ’ s e e m t m e t>f s t ' v i ' r a l t o p i c s e l e c f r o m r s. i n d u s f r i i i l o u r o m t i f i o n . o e r o s p t n e. . s e m i i n m l u t t o r s . o r t t » l ! - f n * e n u n i l H T 1 (800) 328-5111 Lxt. 1581 Don't delay. \ou must request vuur t*ntrv (onn tiv Man h 4 19HH anti mail ytnir entrv bv Man h IH. Honeywell M 'Sk -* GOODW ILL INDUSTRIES STORES OUR BUSINESS WORKS SO PEOPLE CAN! Page 8/EXAM WEEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 k'CASHINí ■ C A S H IN G 45th & G u adalu pe 455-5000 G O L D W * p a y cosh for C lass Rings, Broken Chains, Coins, Anything, G o ld o r Silver. LIBERTY CO IN S 4Mi Guadalupe 452-3*11 IMMIGRATION PROBLEMS? Free In itia l C o n s u lta t io n 443-4788 Gloria Lee Vera A t t o r n e y m i Lm w 2 5 1 2 S . I M -3 5 , S t e . 3 1 0 M 1 M 8 I * S T A T I » A I SI N C I 1 9 7 6 N o t c m rftfi+ d Tx. 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MOOLAH. SAWBUCKS. CURRENCY. CAPITAL. No m atter what you call it, it’s nice to have. And Wallace’s is anxious to give you lots of it for your no-longer-needed textbooks. We’ll be buying from 9 a.m .-6 p.m. six days a week. Bring ’em in! iu iiu a c c's 2244 Guadalupe Nursing Boards Anxiety: Why Suffer? Don t! And with Kaplan's NCLEX prep you| won't. Only Kaplan offers both small classes led by expert nurses and a Test- N-Tape senes for extra review. All books are provided, and 120 study centers are open to you. Tuition s only $195 and com es with a m oney- back guarantee * Call! *First-time test-takers from accredited nursing schools w ho fail to pass the NCLEX can get a refund or take our d a s again free1 suMfY r unm m unom a m 0» CALL 472-8085 Class starts 12/20 Good humor vital for Christmas hero Claus otters advice to hopeful applicants in exclusive interv iew with honorary reporter C O N T A C T L E N S E S As ¡owe as 3995 Pr B au sch &. 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By GILLIAN THOMPSON 1’T s t u d e n t * s h o u l d t a k e a d v a n t a g e ot t h e n e w te*. h n o l o g i e s ot t h e t i m e a fi ct i t i ous N o r t h Pol e resi d e n t t ol d / he Vetan S u n d n W h e n 1 w e n t to col l ege h i g h s p e e d t r av e l w a s just K i n g dev el sai d S a n t a f l a u s in a tele o p e d p h o n e 1 r e a l iz e d how i n t e r v i e w m u c h p o t e n t i a l t h e r e w a s tor s o m e o n e w i t h a little creativity F o r t h o s e w h o h o p e to g o i nt o his h e ld C l a u s s u g g e s t e d pl ent v ot st ati ^tKs c o u r s e s as vsel! as s o m e tew m a n a g e m e n t t r a i n i n g o p e n i n g s is s o m e w h a t stitt c o m p e t i t i o n S m c t e x i s t T e m p e r a m e n t is \ t r v i m p o r t a n t in thi s field ot w o r k It v o u re n o t a t ol h p e r s o n v o u p r o h ablv w o n t h verv ' u n e s s f u l h e sai d H e a U o c it e d c l i m b i n g ability as a n i m p o r t a n t a s s e t O n e of t h e p r o b l e m s f aci ng st u s t h e diffi in finds: g a n u c r e d i t e d uni s l e i g h - d r i v i n g tail to d e n t ' t o d a y v l aus - ai d culfy versitv t h a t offer'» c l a s s e s H e tee!s t hat p e o p L a p p r e c i a t i h. w ditficu t -l ei gh driv m g reallv i" < ' p t sa 11 % w h e n rein d< er ar« n \ oiv t d \ l t h . v.gr v ¡.¡us v • . ls t. e m p l o y this vi ar : n a \ ha \ « itti ’ m r t n g hi b u d g e ' a n a l v s t - aid H i h i d his soi ki t i r a s h e d hi f i n a n c e ' u n d e : ’ i s a i d uiif: th* st, k rnar . This j ob is u r \ s t re s s f ul e s p e C l a u s s a i d Song s u m m e r k a t t r ac t s c i t o i. lallv m lat e Dec e m b e r a d d e d t h at tlu hut t he wo v a c a t i o n m a d t h i m A b o all ot w i r e verv s h o c o m t o r t a bl e e h i s ‘Si mv I n e n d s m > oil* ge ti.id i m e ?♦■*. I 1 h a t n o r k t n g w ;!h tht - In . i ‘ s a k u k ut i >t giv ing gifts u K»vs a n d g i r l s he u v i - that LIQUIDATION SALE (on Selected Styles) I SU NGL A Í S U N G L A S S E S . . . B A s “ A M H SAVE 40-90% Big V . '/ Dog SUNGLASSES 2004 Guadalupe 476-0171 P a g el O /E X A M W E E K EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 Basketball, football action continues during break By CLARENCE HILL While most students will use the semester break to unwind from a ri­ gorous fall semester and nestle into the free life, a group of students will use the break to spread the Univer­ sity of Texas name across the United States. From Houston to Chattanooga, Tenn., and from Columbus, Ohio, to Coral Gables, Fla., Longhorn teams play in several key contests during the Christmas vacation. ■ ■ ■ The Texas Longhorn football team will resume play New Year's Eve when the Longhorns face the Pittsburgh Panthers in the Bluebon­ net Bowl at the Houston Astro­ dome. The Bluebonnet Bowl will mark a return to postseason play for the Longhorns after a one-year ab­ sence in 1986. The game offers a unique oppor­ tunity for fans to watch two front- runners for the 1988 Heisman Tro­ phy, when Texas' Eric Metcalf and Pittsburgh's Craig Heyward — both 1,000-yard rushers this season — compete head to head. The Longhorns have played in the Bluebonnet Bowl once before, losing 24-16 to Air Force in 1985. tournaments ■ ■ ■ In the world of college basketball, the Christmas break usually means tournaments, and more tournaments — there are 94 college tournaments scheduled dur­ ing the holidays involving over 370 teams. Schools also try to take ad­ vantage of the break from academia by scheduling lots of games over a span of a few days. And the Longhorn men and women's basketball teams, who will do their share of barnstorming, have not been excluded from this somewhat ritualistic policy. Men's Coach Bob Weltlich, the se­ Longhorn Holiday Sports Schedule Event Men s basketball vs Miami Fla Men vs Tenn -Chattanooga Men vs Va Mil Institute Date Dec 18 Women s basketball vs Long Beach Dec 19 Dec 21 Dec 28 Dec 28 Women at Orange Bowi-Burger King Invit Dec 30 Dec 31 Jan 2 Jan p Jan 5 Jan 6 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 14 Jan 16 Jan 16 Men vs New M exico Football vs Pitt (Bluebonnet Bowl) Men vs Houston Women vs Ohio State Women vs Arkansas Men vs Arkansas Women vs LSU Women vs Rice Men vs Rice Women vs Houstor' Women vs Texas Tech Men vs Texas Tech Time 7 30 p m 6 30 p m 6 35 p m 7 35 p m TBA 7 35 p m 7 p m 7 35 p m 7 30 p m 7 p m 7 05 p m 7 30 p m 7 30 p m 1 p m 7 30 p m 7 3 0 p m Place Austin Coral Gables Fla Chattanooga Tenn Austin Cora' Gabies Fla Austin Houston Astrodome Austin Ark Ark F a y e t t e v i i i e Fayetteville Austin Austin Houston Houstor Lubbock L u b b o c k som e stabilitv and consistency " W e hope to continu e to show im p r o v e m e n t," Weltlich said And I w ould like to get a set live- to eig ht-m an rotation that I can count on. T hat is w hat we are looking to do d u n n g the break Weltlich is also hop ing Santa will send a scholastically eligible point guard, Alex Broadwav. to him tor Ch ristm as. " H e has a ch a n ce to be read m it­ ted, providing he passes hi^ re­ quired w o r k ," Weltlich said I hen we have to get through the NC -\A and S W C requ irem ents but it s a good possibility He would certainly help it we get him back " A n d \n e are hoping that s the case ■ ■ ■ The Ladv L o n g h o rn s w h o pla\ l v at th* L ong Beach State Dec Frank Erwin Center take a 10 day break tor C h ristm as before em bark ing on a tough stretch w h ere the\ v\ ill plav sev en g am e s in a span of 13 days starting with the O ra n g e Bow 1-Burger k in g in Coral G ables Fla Dec 28-30 Invitational S o m e people that rated it gave us the No 1, m o s t difficult s c h e d ­ ule, Ladv L on g h o rn C o a ch Jody C onradt said Illinois i h e to u rn a m en t should give the undefeated Ladv L on gh o rn s plenty tit com petition as tea m s from A u ­ Iowa, M aryland, M i­ burn most ami, Rutgers, and \ írginia ot them ranked in the l o p 20 will trv the d efend ing ch am p ion Horns tii k nock off C onradt said C onradt d oe sn t m ind the c o m p e ­ l adv L o n g ­ tition and h o p e s the horns learn s o m e th in g about t h e m ­ , selves. This team is more experienced and w ill be more ready to handle 'W h e n you get it team s of that caliber together it s I he m o re o p p o r ­ going to be tough t u n i t i e s we have the v ounger plav i t s the better After s pend ing New in thi Horns travel to C o lu m ­ 1 lorida tor a n o n -co n fere n ce bus O h io game against O h io stati Ian 2 tv fore beg in n in g b W c plav at Arkan­ sas |an to plav 't e a r s ' 1 hi- Horns round up the stretch in A u s t i n for gam es against Louisi ana Sta b lar. H and Rice Jan M Joh n Moore Texas would like to avoid a Bluebonnet Bowl like the one in 1985 (above), when Air Force beat Texas 24-16. mester hiatus offers a unique oppor­ tunity for coaches to get a lot of work for their teams and prime them for conference play. "W e have from the last weekend in November through December to get a lot of games in before confer­ ence play and tournament tim e," Weltlich said. finished The Texas men their tournament action Saturday in the Longhorn Classic, which is usually scheduled over the break but was moved up to e n s u re m ore student involvem ent. And after playing S o u th w es te rn Louisiana in the Frank Erwin C e n te r Dec. 16, the L o n g h o rn s do som e e x ­ tensive traveling befo re b reaking for Ch ristm as — th ey travel to Coral Gables, Fla., for a gam e against Mi­ ami Dec. 19 and to C h a ttan oo g a, T e n n ., to plav Univ ersity of T e n n e s- see -C h a ttan o o g a Dec. 21. Texas retu rns to action on Dec. 28 and 30 in the Frank Erw’in C en te r Institue against Virginia Military and N e w Mexico, respectively S o u th w e s t C o n fe re n ce play begins on |an. 2, as the H ou ston C o u g ars travel to Austin to o p en con feren ce action. 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She’s had to probably face more adversity than many people do. That maybe prepares you for a little bit.’ — Texas Coach Jody Conradt Conradt said but 1 do think it s remarkable So it dvV'n t realiv surpns* me S h e ' had to p r o b a b ly race more adversrv -j than many people do T h a t mavbe p r e p a r e s . tor a little bit Conwell grew u p in VS atts a crime nd; went tv plav r r But .n- Sou th ern California ut stead she attended O dessa !u n r c r der to improve her g r a d e ' ar.d m ature awav from home t h gh svh» * liege r. VNhile at O dessa C mwell led the team to a national cham pionship and a 73*1 record over two years Besides being nam ed the National Junior College Athletic As'^xiation Most \ alu* she earned .All-Amenca hon- able Pía ver in ors both y e a r s after having m ade the high schvx All- America team, s last vear 'was her first since high school without an All-America award Conwell scored a career-high 2> points agamst L SC :r her sevi nd gamt as a Ladv Longhorn At the time or ner n urv ast season c o n w e ll wa- averaging 13 r- ;nts or. 54 1 percent - r x ting and r - reb ou nds a- a front-court starter along­ side Dav .s and Ar'drea Llovd . r. what C onradt en s basketball Her - Ttrg average placed ner seco r d or, t he tea m tor th e sea son a n d - h e scored in double figures in I ! of h e r 14 gam es C\ nradt said during the preseason th s vear that 'h e was not counting or having Cenw e. available preparing to- the seas- n w :r ut me versatile post plaver m mind In *ur thinking m ur p arm r g - r •* there C. nradt -aid at the time r, r L adv I o n g h o m o p o n e r.ts pr -.ar nave an mpact insiae A r - But she is there now and that could spell trou - . ded ■-< C onw e avis came back in nr an a ' kk . - ¡ u n last v e a ' arte- t •• * missing half the m -re- than a n w gan s t nad bet 're me iniurv ’"ere tee e . i ' " issert hers* : -- 'h e But Conwe: an sau me interview earlier season sdn t expect t. rave anv : -vr adiustm g upi'ii her retur1 \S her 4.vi>mg some < mr a pow er w h e n ! get v have more e ;et it re pc tm the t h m o live g->mg i air 'h e 'did icve it there i *; he better i k . n g a :x v' the basF Thr ’ugh it all her tear-m ates were r t mp . n.ent but understo od Besides Davis t m u r ia't ••tar three v t Conw e > current team m ates • a. ■ have missed at least a season due to injuries. . realiv be sevt ev • rvth ng » go ng t> rk out for the best with her Davis said before the -v a son pega" Indications art that : has - N thm r C . •' a • t h v tx- •tarting front hn< W i and tor the team By TRAVIS WAO ■writes ft Arme Grous- bev x After - :mg out the s p n n g sea- st miurv tne w men s ten- return \. »\ a - nv t e "v pec fed senior vear And not at ti Levas tor hei tor the s p n n g season bv c o m p e t­ ing m college tournam ents Grous- beck will either trave to Australia where 'h e would plav m a senes of four professional tournam ents n clud m g the Australian Ope " or lo to France to plav m a couple ot pro to u r n a m e n t' there that com­ pare tv' the Virginia Slims eve: ot nuch for that theory Arte' th s fail s play I rankir ds the v - 'usPecs the na- nc tv keep that rar.x- me nd re ." everybody thert s tv' dpeck said b e a t G rx s id e ' her V. g . college rank- -r 'usbeck a i S'.’ h 'Ids a .% orld rank ng she h 'pes to improve dur g the Christm as break .v "he her team m ates prepare The Australian te'umaments top in >ut at 5 o V1* wh..t the fw•. are 5 2 ; ■ V m a tc h e s France Grousbeck anv cannot award or pr.Ct moncv based >n her performance under \ C A A guide unes receive It doesr. t matter if > 'u dv through prvv tournam ents or col- t'gt tou rn a m e nts as one as vou 'h e get in shape for the spring See G rousbeck page 12 >> r ------------------------------------------- s STUDIO 1 T 31 r C U * ‘ ' r *■ Reg san» - '_por Fveg $7.50 OFF ALL HAIRCUTS 1801 Nueces Call For Appt. 478-0079 Tufl Gnml rtw C> ***er5. v ‘Velcro., 'hv *2l~ . • ’ ' OOC ~ r Checking the time ia-. 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BASKIM-ROBBIMS I H I I BANANA, STO W **» , AU M N D S» O j M B ) ICE CREAM STOREm” THEN YOU PICK A BALLOON - WE'LL POP IT AND YOU PAY THE PRICE INSIDE. / 85111 \ BANANA SPUT (3 SCOOPS ICE CREAA . . . . 3112 WINDSOR MX AT EXPOSITION AUSTIN, TX (512) 322-9689 (WINOSOR STORE ONLY) Page 14/EXAM W E E K EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 Spielberg makes nothing out of something with 4 Empire of the Sun — — -rrr ___________- , » p — _________ i l l i p ■ ■ ■ . his parents (nondescriptly played by Rupert Frazer and Em ily Rich­ ard) in a crowd fleeing Shanghai, Jim hangs around his old house for a while and waits for his parents to return. The limits of Bale's acting abilities become glaringly obvious — although he does fine when star­ ing and looking thoughtful, he tries to substitute hysteria for any emo­ tions beyond that. Jim finally goes into town and meets up with two American desperados named Basie and Frank (John Malkovich and Joe Pantoli- ano), who are trying to subsist in the occupied city. To earn his keep, Jim leads Basie and Frank to his old house in order to loot it and all of them end up getting captured by Japanese karate guerrillas. Malkovich (The Killing Fields, Mak­ ing Mr. Right) stands out from his first moment. Although he borrows a lot of his character from Donald Sutherland's Hawkeye in M .A .S.H ., Malkovich manages to make the best of his part and saves his inevi­ table buddy relationship with Jim from being w holly ludicrous. When he fades from the plot in the film's final half-hour, Bale must try to car­ ry the movie himself. Jim and Basie are put into a dreary retention center where thev must wait before being shipped to a work camp. U p to here, the film does passibly well because Spiel­ berg has managed to restrain his metaphoric urge and keep a grip on the already powerful realities of the situation. As soon as Jim arrives at the work camp and salutes a couple of kamikazes in front of a golden sunset, however, film races steadilv downhill. the W hile at Jim runs the camp, around, barters, steals and does good deeds for Basie and others Spielberg plays up the brave little man aspect as much as he possibly Jim saves the can in this section hospital from a retaliatory attack by Japanese soldiers after an American bomb raid on the adjoining air base Jim tries to rescuscitate a dving Jim does other people s woman. laundrv. Jim risks his life tor quail ByTOMMcNEELY Steven Spielberg has gone nuts. H e's gotten too much money and clout with which to act out his ado­ lescent pretensions. He must be stopped. Empire o f the Sun exhibits all of his worst tendencies — heroic kids, goodhearted villians and overblown metaphors — in a numbingly slow 2V'2-hour format. It's the sort of movie where you keep looking at your watch and hoping it's over. Too bad, because Empire deals with a very interesting historical premise — it would have made a great documentary. Before the sec­ ond W orld W ar began, wealthy Brit­ ish colonists had turned parts of Shanghai into a miniature version of their homeland. As Japanese troops began to camp on Chinese borders and patrol off the coast, many Eng­ lish citizens left. W hen the Japanese finally attacked, those who stayed had to endure a turnabout from the role of aristocrats to PO W s. Those who weren't captured had to watch their houses and possessions confis­ cated and face the possibility of starving in the streets. Spielberg mucks all this up, how­ ever, by focusing on Jim (Christian Bale), an annoying, spoiled off­ spring of one of these rich families. How are we supposed to sympa­ thize with a whiny kid who leaves a burning model airplane on the lawn for his housekeeper to pick up and then bullies her into giving him pie before he goes to bed? Are his fanta­ sies about flying or cute comments about tennis matches with God sup­ posed to win us over? Or is it be­ cause he realizes that there are poor people in the world, too? W e are kept guessing because Spielberg fails to define his central character at all. He then hangs the whole movie on Jim 's shoulders. After he loses THREADG ILL'S ■ip7Q 95 * 7 9 SERI / s 3 9 ' " ’ $1293 SER V IN G FOR 2 Sliced H am , R oast Beef & Pork Roast available for $7 95 per pound C andied yam s, mashed potatoes, vegetables & sauces amilahk at 10(< discount when purchased u [pasts G a llo n s - T o - G o is lo ca te d b e h in d T h r e a d g ill’s fam o u s R e s ta u ra n t 6416 N o rth L a m a r 4 S9 *FULIL O R C A L L O U R B A N Q U E T H A L L 451-7201 Another of Spielberg’s adorable child actors desperately tries to hide from the dreaded Plot Development. He even sings the Japanese national anthem (Jim likes them for some reason). All of this is supplemented by plentv of saluting and spectacu­ lar backdrops which serve only to make the film more nerve-wrack- mg. Jim finally has his moment of sa- ton dunng an Am erican bomb raid As planes whi/ bv, Jim turns his at- fections to the Allied forces, realizes his gnet over his separation from his parents and conjugates a Latin verb at the same time This signals yet another stage of disintegration in f mpire Jim wanders through the desert and sees the atomic bomb detonate and breaks off his friend­ ship with Basie because he has be­ come morally superior and ugh! 1 his is where the clock-w'atching s t a r t s Spielberg's undeveloped relation ships and characters come ba».k to haunt the film, but he ignores them or possible u s e s his symbolu excess to evade the more difficult issues they raise A beautitul \ i s u a i ot an Jim s tout lung atomic flash and thought that it is a woman from tin camp's soul ascending to heaven are very nice images but they don t mean anything since Spielberg has t a i l e d to connect them to meaning tul characters or emotions 1 ooked at t hi s v\av. I mpire of the Sim ts in s u i t i n g Spielberg debases an audi ente s response because he manipu to into them l a t e s essentially nothing responding Because ot this latk ot substance I mpire of the Sun hav' a kind ot h\>- terical edge to it Things happen and don t cause anything hpeilbt rg g r a s p s around for a connecting thread likely conscious that his him i'' going nowhere but unable to g o e up on a project so nte with hi'- by now familiar obsessions 1 his ts dilemma that high sc hool poets and garage bands get caught in the\ don't know how to edit themselves Spielberg has managed to restrain himselt somewhat in the past otherwise his t i l m s couldn t h a w earned enough monev to give his megalomania carte blanche I m pirt of the >un is the next step in his plan to do anything he damn w rll pleases Do w e really want to wit ness Spielberg Unbound"* 1 he solution is clear stop Spiel Empire ot the Sun is p laying |u st d o n t go th e re an d s o m e w h e re berg see it BURNET ROAD B U R N ET ROAD SELF STO RAG E DO IT YOURSELF & SAVE • YOU LOCK IT • YOU KEEP THE KEY • OVER 1700 SPACES • 26 SIZES *5 x5' TO 20' x 40' REINFORCED CONCRETE BLDGS • RESIDENT MANAGER CHRISTMAS BREAK A- AEROBICS D e c . 1 4 t h - J a n . 1 8 t h CATES OPEN 7 AM TO 10 PM DAILY SUNDAY 7 AM-8 PM • 7 DAY A C C ES S • O PEN PA R K IN G STORAGE BOATS. 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Joe w a s a n e n g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t at th e U n i v e r s i t y a n d like m a m o t h e r s t u d e n t s h e felt t h e p r e s s u r e s of a n g o r o u s c u r r i c u l u m a n d c o m m i t t e d s c h o l a s ti c d i s h o n e s t y to k e e p tr o m failing " C h e a t i n g w a s n t n n sty le |o e said "I c h e a t e d b e c a u s e 1 n e e d e d to m a i n t a i n m \ g r a d e p o in t a v e r a g e In-en O t h e r w i s e a b le to h a n d l e n n c o u r s e lo a d It 1 w a n t e d to g et a g o o d job 1 n e e d e d a g o o d g r a d e p o i n t a v e r a g e 1 w o u l d n ' t h,i\< J o e 's s t o r y is ty p ic a l of o t h e r stu d e n t s a t t h e U n iv e rs ity A c c o r d in g to a r e c e n t poll s t u d e n t s a r e p r o n e to c o m m i t s c h o l a s t u d i s h o n e s t y at o n e ti m e o r a n o t h e r d u r i n g t h e i r col le g e c a r e e r s A c c o r d i n g to th t ( • e n e r a l In to r th e m a t i o n B ulle tin d i s t r i b u t e d b \ O ffic e ot t h e I V a n of S t u d e n t s aca d e m i c d i s h o n e s t y is n o t li m i te d to c h e a t i n g p la g i a r i s m c o ll u s i o n a n d falsify in g a ta d e m n . r e c o r d s in c l u d e s b u t G a g e P a i n e a s s i s t a n t d e a n ot stu d e n t s said t h e r e w e r e H 2 c a s e " ot s c h o la stic d i s h o n e s t y to S t u d e n t Ju dicial S e rv ic e s last y e a r r e p o r t e d th e r a n g e T h o s e a c c u s e d ot s c h o l a s tu d i- h o n e s t y s t u d e n t tr o m w h o h a s n t p r e p a r e d a d e q u a t e l y tor a n e x a m to t h e s t u d e n t v\ h o is s i m ­ ply V u m u s t re a l iz e th a t th«-si 1 *2 cast - art s t u d e n t s w h i h a v e b e e n c a u g h t in th e act of c o m m i t t i n g scholastic d is P a in e said la/y ju st h o n e sty a n d c o n f r o n t e d by fa c u lty m e m b e r s P a in e a d d e d th a t n o t e v e r y o n e w h o c o m m i t s s c h o l a s ti c d i s h o n e s t y is c a u g h t s h e b e li e v e s a la r g e p e r ­ c e n t a g e ot U T s t u d e n t s h a v e c o m ­ m i tt e d s c h o la s tic d i s h o n e s t y at o n e ti m e o r a n o t h e r A l t h o u g h a la r g e n u m b e r o f s t u ­ d e n t s d o in fact c o m m i t s o m e ty p e ot s c h o la s tic d i s h o n e s t y 1 d o n t b e ­ lieve th a t s c h o l a s ti c d i s h o n e s t y is a m a j o r p r o b l e m a t I T T a m e sa id S t u d e n t s w h o v io l a te U T r u l e s o n sc h o la stic d i s h o n e s t y a re s u b j e c t to d is c ip lin a ry p e n a l t i e s i n c l u d i n g th e possibility of fa ilu re in t h e c o u r s e s a n d d i s m i s s a l tr o m t h e U n iv e rs ity A c c o rd in g to th e O ffice of t h e D e a n o t s t u d e n t s p o lic ies o n s c h o la s tic d i s h o n e s t y a r e strictly e n f o r c e d 1 ast y e a r a poll c o n d u c t e d by th e 1 ibera I Arts C o u n c il d i s c o v e r e d t h a t th e C o ll e g e of Liberal Arts a n d th e C o lle g e of B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a d th e m o s t r e p o r t e d c a s e s o f s c h o ­ la s tu d i s h o n e s t y A c c o r d i n g to D a v id Utx>k UT o m b u d s m a n w h e n a faculty m e m ­ b e r h a s r e a s o n to s u s p e c t a - t u d t- n t h a s v io l a te d U n iv e rs ity r e g u l a t i o n s c o n c e r n i n g s c h o la stic d i s h o n e s t y t w o o p ­ the- faculty m e m b e r h a s t i o n s H e may re f e r t h e c a s e to th e d e a n of s t u d e n t s o r h e may m e e t w ith the s t u d e r t - w o k e d a n d d i s ­ c u s s th e a l l e g e d y io la tio n a n d the th a t s u p p o r t s t h e charge e v id e n c i It the* f a .u l tv to .e m b e ' c o n f e r s w ith the s t u d e n t he m ay d i s m i s s th e a l ­ le g a t io n o r p r o c e e d w ith it If t h e s t u d e n t a d m i t s t h e a l l e g a ­ tio n a n d w a i v e s in w n t i n g t h e r ig h t t h e faculty m e m b e r to a h e a r i n g , m a y i m p o s e a g r a d e p e n a l t y s Uch as n o c re d it o r r e d u c e d c r e d i t for th e a s s i g n m e n t o r g iv e a ta ilin g g r a d e In a d d i t i o n , th e for th e a s s i g n m e n t r e c o m m e n d fa c u lty m e m b e r may t h a t d is c ip l in a r y p r o b a t i o n b e i m ­ p o s e d D u e p r o c e s s r i g h ts p ro c d<' th a t a s t u d e n t w h o is a c c u s e d ot s c h o l a s ­ tic d is h o n e s ty h a s th e n g h t to k n o w w h a t e v i d e n c e s u p p o r t s t h e c h a r g e Ctx*k a n d th e r ig h t to a h e a r i n g s a i d If a n a tt o r n e y t h e s t u d e n t d e f e n d a n t It a h e a r i n g is c o n d u c t e d t h e O f f ­ ice ot t h e D e a n ot s t u d e n t s ta k e s th e in itia tiv e in p r e p a r i n g to r th e h e a r ­ is in g t h e r e p r e s e n t e d by th e U n iv ers ity a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a n d faculty m e m b e r a r e r e p r e s e n t e d by a n a t t o r n e y fr o m t h e O ffice ot G e n ­ eral C o u n s e l ot th e UT sy s t e m It a s t u d e n t d e n i e s t h e a l l e g a t i o n o r d e c ­ lin es to w a i v e t h e h e a r i n g a faculty m e m b e r m u M re f e r t h e m a t t e r to th e O ffice o t the [ V a n o t S t u d e n t s M u ­ d e n t lu d ic ia l S e r v i c e - 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"E v e ry o n e is in an organization to be with a group of people they en ­ joy being with Greek organizations are groups ju-t like an\thing else," said Curran 'W e stress friendship and contributing to the c a m p u s as in divid u als." Bernard Jackson, a member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity said the chief difference involves a ques­ tion of uniting a particular com m u­ nity He said bla».k Greeks are treat­ ed more as fam ily than just friends. Inc Black G r e e k s were all founded with the purpose of helping the black community — which was being \astk oppressed during the time Greeks were being organized," s a id Jackson. 'W e needed um tv and Greeks provided that In recent years Greeks a s a w hole have been view ed as le ss than hon­ orable and their reputation h a s been severely damaged — prim arily be­ cause of reports of hazing and phys­ ical abuse and charges of discrim i­ nation. Approxim ately four years ago the Panhellenic Council, the governing body of white sororities, refused to s ig n an anti-discriminatory agree­ ment with Texas Student Publica­ tions and University' I he pact stated that in order tor a group to be considered a registered student organization, thev must agree to have open rushes and not use color or religion as a criteria for admittance into their sorontv Recently, the U niversity has stepped up e f f o r t s to make these sororities registered student organ izations E velyn Bennett, director of the Panhellenic Council, -aid s h e would back any decision made by the sororities about the agreement If the sororities do not sign the agreement, they will be prohibited from being affiliated with the L m versify, banned from using campus facilities and cannot be photo­ graphed in tht- school yearbook Sororities have been omitted from the yearbook tor vears. the past three President University i unnmg- ham formed a committee to study incidents and charges of hazing b\ In early c a m p u s groups l a s t year October the C om m ission of Frater nal Organizations made public its findings on the subject These findings jed t set guidelines to bt Greeks in extensive followed by The components thar are garner­ riticisn are ing the most r u l e s about not dressing alike and w a lk ­ ing in a straight lint john n C base member of Phi Beta Sigma fraterni­ ty, said the hazing re pi rts e n ­ cum ber too manv things and should either bt1 shortened or totailv delet­ ed "These policies on hazmy are def initelv needed. W h en ever vcu di something on a legal basis you have to do all of something and n t j us t part of it vice-president of Alpha Kappa pha Sorority -.aid km Agnew Christopher Lewi- -ocial chair See G ree k s, page Ik By KIMBERLEY BAKER The Greek fraternal and sororal system at the U niversity has a long and diverse history of both social and service participation. There are more than 30 fraternities and 20 soronties on campus. M anv of these organizations were founded in the middle to late 1800s and the early to middle 1900s. Several of the organizations es­ pecially the fraternities, incorporate manv of the integrative ideals and activities of the ancient Greeks ideals such as the practice of being formally organized tor a common purpose, interest or pleasure is sorority' "fraternity The word the predecessor of the I atin ring word "frater," which is svnonomous with root word of the brother, and Latin word the "sorer/ vyhich is svnonomous v\ith sister As a link to ancient Greece the names of the organizations con­ sist of letters and symbols from the Greek alphabet is At least two of the mam campus fraternities use the Greek idea of holding games and competitions be­ tween m a l groups Both incorpo­ rate the O lvm pics or olym piad idea in their themes These two are Alpha I psilon Pi with their annua! O lym piad and Kappa Alpha Psi with their annual Kappatol Cit\ Greek Show Jeffrey Rom ik president of Alpha 1 pstlon Pi fraternity said th> oh m- piad involve'- games a¡ d r at tivitie'- designed tor th< t>i* <, k muni tv '* Kent Montgom er president of Kappa Alpha Psi trate nit\ said th« Kappatol i*- generally' tor t niverMtv groups and out ot town <..rt vks w hi compete against each other in a traditional talent --how Paula Bat\ vice president ot IV I said ta s igma Theta Sorority people are attracted to ( »eeks N ,aus, thev art the busiest people on ^ampus and they have a lot to offer socially lm She said what first attracted her to the sorority was its history of "c o u ­ rageous black wom en w ho stood up to and formed an organization speak out against social injustice and economic inequality." Batv said the sorority emphasizes the service side of college life and de-emphasizes the social side of it. Delta Sigma Theta was founded in 1913 at H ow ard U niversity and came to the U niversity in I960 They have a requirement of a 2.5 grade point average, at least 24 completed hour*- and "high moral standing.' Chris Curran, Alpha Delta Pi sorontv president, said her group is basically socially oriented but thev are heavily involved in the com m u­ The sorority, which was nity founded at W esleyan College in 1851 and at the U niversity in the earls '70s, has a 2 0 m inim um re­ quirement and requires that m em ­ bers be passing all classes " W e have a good time in the sorority but we contribute to the community through our mans ser­ vice protects and activities, she the said Ronald M cD onald House bs donat­ ing the proceeds from our annual Poker Tournament to them W e participate with The sororitv s pledge process is fairly typical and consists ot 12 weekly hours of studying at the sorority house weekly pledge ex­ a m s on group trivia and individual conferences between active mem­ bers and pledges O u r organization requires daily ihrary study hours sorority history to.c"- reports about the pledge s I n o t rsity lu m cu lu m and symbolic ceremonies Jones reiordm g secretary of Delta Sigma Theta said Hazel Man\ organizations contribute the community various things u particularly in helping to combat disease- and sen me as role models K> mik said A L P w hich was found­ ed in. 191 ; at Slew \o rk I niversify t- involved in the fight t< cure mus- v ular d\ strophe M ichael Keyes, president of Chi Phi fraternity, said his group is also involved in muscular dystrophy projects. Chi Phi was founded in 1824 at the College of N e w Jersey — now Princeton U niversity — and was brought to the U niversity in 1892. O ther group service projects in­ clude Delta Sigma Theta's "ju st Say N o to D rugs" campaign, Kappa A l­ pha Psi's youth incorporated project — which is hke a big brother buddy system — and Delta Phi Epsilon sorority's annual cystic fibrosis bal­ loon ascension during Round Up. Students join these organizations for a variety of reasons. Keves said most join because of tradition and a need to belong to a group This need is so strong because the U n i­ versity's size often intimidates col­ lege students "T h e primary r e a s o n s tor becom­ ing G reek is because M om or Dad were in them, you need to part of a group it provides leadership op­ portunities and community involve­ ment, Keyes said T |omed because of the campus leadership demonstrated through Kappa s m e m b e r s W hen I looked at the Steve Biko committtee 1 saw Darrick Eugene, when 1 looked at the Black Student Alliance 1 saw Rand\ Bow m an, and this leader­ ship was evident throughout the community said Montgomery They had two things in common thev were black men and they were members ot Kappa Montgomery alsi said he ad­ mired the idea of a group ot black men founding an organization of this ment on a predominantly white campus ¡ike Indiana I niversitv in 1911 He said one d the chief differ­ ences between b l a c k and white Greeks i- one is a lifelong com mitt­ ment and one is more college orient­ ed B la c k Greek organizations are tor life and art- not as socially orient­ ed 'io u :ust can not sign a contract saying that you art- no longer a Cook 'em Horns! 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"I have com e to sh o w you the true m ean ing of C hristm as." Ebenezer sat up, rubbing his ey es, and beheld a g h ostly visage hovering over him . "W ho are you?" Scrooge quaked. "I am the G host of C hristm as Pre­ sents," the voice m oaned. "Follow m e, Ebenezer." "W here are w e g o in g , Spirit?" asked Scrooge. "Toys R Us. N o w sh ut up." A nd w ith that, strong w in d s car­ ried our d uo aw ay. In m om ents they w ere in a co n ­ sum er hell, a m ulti-leveled laby­ rinth w here a m an w ith ou t a m ap could lose h im self for d ays. The or­ nam ents and d ecorations w ere sh ow in g their age. After all, they w eren't m ade to stand up to three W hat ever happened to Tinker Toys and chestnut roasting and Perry Como? m onths of continual use. "Com e Scrooge, see w hat m o d ­ "This should be ern advertising has w rou gh t." fun," said Scrooge, "I h aven 't b een in a toy store since I w as a child. H ow I d e ­ lighted at the Lincoln lo g s and toy soldiers." "This sh ou ld in terest you then. Look." Scrooge follow ed the Spirit's fin­ ger to a sm all boy gazin g lon gin gly at the row s of b oxes on the sh elves. "What are you staring at, child?" Ebenezer asked. "K enner's jackal Raider veh icle w ith General P lague action figure. It's a Sky C om m ander toy," replied the waif. "I love G eneral Plague. H e's radical. " "Spint, are all the toy sold iers like this one?" asked the startled mar­ keting executive. "N o, that's just sp ace opera. To­ day's toy sold iers are All-A m erican H eroes like G.I. Joe. S ee, here's the G.I. Joe Attack Carrier w ith com bat accessories, on ly $69.99 plus tax. John W ayne couldn't have asked for m ore." "Aren't th ese toys a little violent for youngsters?" "Sure, but w ith TV cartoons act­ ing as surrogate parents, w hat else can you expect? The average war toy cartoon has 42 acts of violence every hour. G.I. Joe, The Great Am erican Hero, has tw ice that, and at least on e death every tw o m in­ u tes." "I rem em ber m y favorite present w h en I w as 7 w as an electric train. D o they still m ake those?" "O f course. They have even m ade im provem en ts since your few a day." In a flash, they w ere standing in aisle 73b, level 2, The Train D epart­ m ent. "Look, here's the m ost p o p u ­ lar m odel, Ebenezer. It's the Go- Bots BattleTrain. It becom es a giant war robot in secon d s, for children under 8." "That's the con fused Scrooge m uttered. "In m y day w e had toys children could relate to, like dolls and teddy bears." terrible," "You like d olls and ted d y bears," retorted the Spirit. "You ain't seen n othing yet. Go look in aisle 57." Scrooge,rushed around the corner and ran toward aisle 57, thou gh he w as out of breath and panting by the tim e h e got there. In num b am azem ent he w and ered d o w n the row , surrounded by pink Barbie boxes and stuffed anim als of every description. H e w alked past the Barbie 6 O 'Clock N e w s set and the Barbeque Party en sem b le until he cam e upon a d azzin g catching d isplay. There, larger than life and tw ice as scary, w as Gus Glitz as Mr. G am e Show — the em b odim en t of m aterialism and graft in our culture — b ein g billed as a family toy. H e looked like Bob Barker, Pat Sajac, and C huck W ool- erv all rolled up into one: on ly $99.99 plus tax. "Christm as has changed. H asn't the Spirit it, Scrooge?" m oaned from out of n ow here. y e s "Y es, it h a s," w h in e d like a Scrooge, now w him p ering baby. "I don't k now w hat h ap ­ p en ed to the season I u sed to love. W hat ever h ap p en ed to Tinker T oys and ch estn ut roasting and Perry C om o? D on't they still run th ose w arm -hearted Christm as specials?" " I 'm afraid not. So m a n v of th e m are )ust glorified h a lt- h o u r c o m m e r ­ cials for toy co m p a n ie s. It's b e e n h ard the old S p in t of C h ristm a s w h a t w ith that love and b r o th e r h o o d th in g tailing out ot vo ­ g u e , " th e Spirit la m e n te d . tim es for " S p irit," said Scrooge. "Before this night e n d s , th e re is o n e th in g I h a v e to k n o w ." " D o y o u w a n t to know it Tiny Tim will e v e r w alk a g a in 0 "F o rg et Tiny Tim W h a t ev e r h a p ­ p e n e d to th e Big W heel?' Greeks Continued from page 17 m an of Phi Kappa Theta, said his organization has revam ped their p led ge p rocess to prom ote a friend­ lier active to p led ge atm osp here. H e said p led g es are treated as friends and are gradually brought into the ideals and w ays of the fraternity. fu n d a m en ta l p u r p o se "We're against hazing. W e do abide by all of the U niversity's h az­ ing policies as w ell as th ose of our o w n fraternity," said M ontgom ery. "O ur is ach ievem en t and w e b elieve that by graduating on e is d efinitely d em o n ­ strating ach ivem ent. You d o n ’t physically abuse so m eo n e — that's not ach ievem en t." C un ningh am 's com m ittee w as form ed in resp on se to charges of tw o social fraternities. hazing Mark Seeberger, a Phi Kappa Psi p led ge, died last vear as the result of alcohol p oison in g. Seeberger's parents have brought suit against in the University'. A nother fraternity, A lpha Tau O m ega, has a lon g h isto­ ry' of hazing charges and recently w as su sp en d ed from the cam p us b ecau se of reports that p led ges had been treated for staph infections. O rganizations such as A lpha Kappa Psi (a co-ed b u sin ess fraterni­ ty), the Texas C ow b oys and the Sil­ (service organizations ver Spurs football b oosters at that act as Longhorn gam es) recently w ere accused of hazing practices. But t h e s e d e s p i t e in c id e n t s , G re ek o rg a n iz a tio n s h a v e c o n tin u e d to be an im p o r ta n t p a rt ot the c o m ­ m u n ity C au s e s su c h as r e g is te n n g p e o p le to vote, as in th e case of Al­ p ha Phi A L p h a 's v o te r registration drive, a n d the fight a g a in st African famine, as in the case of A lp ha K a p ­ pa A lp h a 's AKA for Afnca cam- paign. Fun fact #349 Richie R o seb u d Petrie th e child of Rob a n d Laura o n The Dick Win L \k c Show, w a s illegitimate S eem s Laura lied a b o u t her age sh e on her m a rria g e certificate so said she w a s 19 in ste a d ot 17 Rob a n d L au ra's m arriage w a s null a n d void T hat m e a n s little Richie w a s born out of wedlock S h a m e on you M ar\ Tvler Moore. 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But the fact remains, despite what Tony C n th n says about hating Houston and not having a good time there in 1485, that the Long­ horns will be in Houston Dec 11 to plav the Pittsburgh Ironheads and C raig Panther Hevvvard O r m ay­ be it’s the other wav around Anvw av w hile the rest of vou are ripping open presents and getting sick on eggnog, vour beloved 1 ong- homs will be hard at work prepar­ ing tor Gam e of the C enturv 111 ■ Dei 14-21 A tough week of practice starting with discovering a strategv tor sneaking Griffin into Houston without anv Bluebonnet tans noticing Offensiv e coordinator Johnnv Mize will suggest sending him oft-tackle Coach David M cW illiam s savs he shouldn't have anv problem getting into town, as long a^ he doesn't walk out on anv restaurant checks Should he do that he would bt‘ forced to do It) h o u r s ot community service which i * insists of w ate hing the Houston A 'tro-- front offiee op- erate dunng th ■ Dee 22 prepare tor an< practice hav pi tor D e le mation tr gam /ati comerb.it off-season \s the Longhorns ither tough week of thev actually time \thletn Direc a d s dds gets new infor- i \C A A that the or fo rm er ed about ¡this contrae t hav i bn a eligiblt He shi H a a v c ^ \;c i f 'c J v if f o r I a l i . H agy says it's better Lott w-asn't eli­ gible, because then he w ouldn't have had as m any interceptions. /xff M cW illiam s savs there shouldn't be any problem having him ready for the Pitt game, but the big ques­ tion is w-hat number Lott will wear. Mark Berry-, the new bearer of No. 9, graciously gives the number back to Lott for Norby Walters' phone number The N C A A savs it will appeal the information it discovered. in exchange Lott says he's glad the situation is finally behind him, and he's ready to concentrate on football He gets a letter of congratulations from T C U 's Tonv Jeffery-. ■ Dei 23-29 Houston gears up for the arrival of the two teams, and M cW illiam s forces his players to practice on Christm as Dav Lott savs he can't practice on such holi­ days because his agent w on't let him Oops lexas plavers trv to forget about w hat I ott |u s t said bv concentrating on w hat the offense must do to move the ball against Pitt M i/e calls a new plav in practice 1 he Metcalf- Metcalf plav Bret Stafford pitches the ball to Lru Metcalf who s t a r t s right but pulls back and looks to pass He takes off on a lotts one downfield dead trot (tor him an vw av) and catches his ow n pass just as he crosses the goal line Touchdown M cW illiam s l i k e s w hat he sees and declares the Longhorns must run the ball well to set up piavs like that th e sa v s let L o n g h o r n s M iz e the Metcalf-Metcalf shouldn t plav get in the wav of the Metcalt- ott-tai kle-until-he b reaks -in-ha If plav (.jntfin savs the Longhorns shouldn't plav anv w av Fred Akers agrees * NCW SFM SH! 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N o matter w hat her age, perfume always offers a simple alternative. Just remem­ ber the secret to buying perfume: A lw ays match age with scent. If your sweetheart is in her grammar-school years, nothing w ill make her happier than a bot­ tle of Tinkerbell perfume. Although most people over the age of 11 find the smell positively repul­ sive, the perfume often comes with a pink kiddie nail polish set to impress even the most cootie­ conscious second-grade man But for the middie-school age bracket, Tinker­ bell is out. These girls are much more aromatical­ ly sophisticated — after all, they read Teen maga­ zine. They know w hat's in style A n ything advertised in Teen is a safe bet for these young women. Still, some longstanding fa­ vorites to keep in mind include Love's Baby Soft and Blue Jeans. As a stocking stuffer, consider buying flavored lip gloss or a stick of mood blush — the kind that changes color depending on emotions Bv ninth grade, these novelties become out­ dated. High school wom en start off with scents like W ind Song, Gloria Vanderbilt Avon prod­ ucts and anything advertised in Seventeen As they move through high school, young women continue to become more aromaticallv aware, often choosing Lauren, Tatiana and C al- vin Klein. Most im portantly, every high school wom an should have a Lauren purse-sized dispenser Along these lines, brushes provide a perfect companion gift. A recent breakthrough in hair­ brush technology now combines brushes with hairspray bottles. These handy devices hold non-aerosol hairsprav in the arm of the brush which has a pump dispenser on the end These young women w ill also appreciate anv perfume named after a television personality such as Krvstal. named after Dynasty s Krvstal Carrington Bv the time thev make the leap to independ­ ence, college w-omen have a highlv developed sense of w ho thev are and w hat perfume means to them. Giorgio is a must for all freshmen going through sororitv rush Obsession and O pium are also collegiate favorites to consider a^ gifts Helpful hints and excuses for surviving finals week By KEVIN McHARGUE Everyw here you turn, there are books to help vou study, overcome test anxietv and boost vour G P A . Thev almost outnum ber the popular psychology- books bv unemployed nutritionists w ho know people will buv anything w ntten bv someone with their in name "D o c to r" front of Granted, those b o o k s are helpful Thev tell vou to do the reading go to class talk to vour professor W is ­ dom like that is certainlv worth 11 bucks Next vou ought to go pav SI 1 4 s tor a manual on belt-buckling and take lessons in telephone eti­ quette for $20 an hour. There's no reason to pav for o b v i ­ o u s adv ice w hen there are simple, effective t r ic k s that require no m on­ ey down, a minimum of effort and will put you on your w a y to a slimmer, more successful you. The first thing to remember is that a little knowledge is a useful thing W hen vou re plaving Trivial Pursuit with people and thev know every answer — from the former capital of Madagascar to the number of lines in all of Keats o d e s — vou tend to think thev are abnormallv intelli­ gent But thev mav rift be I he reason vou consider them smart is that vou assume thev know all the important facts in the universe and have extra time to count lines in obscure senti­ mental poems. But what if you're looking at it backwards — what it thev don't know anything but un­ important details1 Suppose thev are all tip and no iceberg W hat's amazing is that most s t u ­ dents never realize the value of fact- dropping — especially on finals Imagine yourself taking a govern­ ment final on media law The test asks for a sum m ary of Herbert v s Lando, which you forgot to read But if vou compare the case to the four-part libel test in Hailbut vs John Doe and throw in a few quote-- from John Peter Zenger vour pro fessor will at least give vou halt credit. Those who can't fake it. make ex­ cuses Just don't insult anvone's in ­ telligence. Don't sav vou had a flat tire. 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H o w can I get him to notice me before w e for break? leave Distraught Dear Distraught First of all, calm dow n! Tension just breeds acne, and that's the last thing you need right now Exams are your time to shine. Remember, everyone else w ill look reallv horri­ ble — has anyone ever shown up for finals in anything but sweats, a po­ nytail and Tie makeup? Pull out that silk suit or cute La u ­ ra Ashley dress. Get lots of sleep so you'll look refreshed. And, most int portant, wake up in plenty of time to put on your m akeup1 You mav be saying to yourself, "W a it! If I do all that stutt how will I have time to stay at the library all night with all of mv friends7' W ell vou'U just have to prioritize W hich is more important: your social life or a possible M R S. degree with the stud in m arketing7 This mav seem harsh, but you just have to make that choice. I n x i & D i Dear Trixi & D i: 1 have just tons of studying to do for finals. W here do the cutest guvs study? Perplexed Dear Perplexed: Great question. The n u m b e r o n e place to scope out men: T he fifth floor of the law library. All n g h t , all right W e know that d u n n g finals like u n d e r g r a d they really don't studying there. But thi^ is y o u r fu­ ture you're fighting for, so be vicious. Put all sorts of heavy law books on |ust be sure to re­ Daddy's V IS A turn them right after finals! Look re­ allv stressed out like all the real law s tu d e n ts do, a n d you'll probably get in. If vou don't, head for the PC L. It's better than a partv during finals, and it vou'll settle for undergradu­ ates instead of gorgeous law stu­ dents. it's not so bad Ot course, there are some places not to study L ike Quackenbush's — 1 mean, everyone w e a rs all these d a rk depressing clothes and the g u \ s are all skinnv and wear ear­ rin g s Gros.v' S t a r s Inn C ate and kerbev l.ane also are places to a \ o id It you have to, head tor kerbev Lane South — it s a mut h more cheery place to studv and some times lots of reallv adorable men go there to slum Above all else Do not stuJy at I hen s no e Larue vou 11 meet honu anvont and vou might |ust get something done and make g«,H>d grades \nd vou knou how all the reallv good catches hate smart w onru n IX>n t risk it I nx i & l)i D D I E E C U R T P E H Y A T C H H I M I N H A C T ID itli 7C'i C o ro n a s £ o iu g f)t S - iilitm ig ljt! . , v ) C O « 0„,V oA < ® . N i , ’ I ! 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Ai'P I ifnisi cvl I : I V. I’.lik I . IhfCt 8l.Kks I M. I mvci- o , : I. . s ,| ilies hk! A < p . I) ' . I r .« ■ »s tl S'.uh A. I' in: cn;<*\ S-'llf sch>>'l tli'HK Call: 478-9891 Procrastination can be worthwhile. No, really. E x a m W eek E x t r a Monday. December 14 1987 Page 21 By E. CLAIRE WILLIAMS Both y o u r finals are T u e s d a y a n d y o u r p a p e r 's d u e W e d n e s d a y a n d you h a v e n 't yet rea d in g th ree of th e bo o k s a n d th e U nion s to p p e d c a sh in g checks sta rted L ooks like it's tim e to du^t the furniture. H o u s e h o l d c h o re s y o u h a v e n 't d o n e all s e m e s t e r take o n n e w u r ­ gency d u r in g finals w e e k ll y o u r s h o e s - n e w s p a p e r s - p h o n e b o o k ca r­ pet n e e d s clea n ing, excavate it n o w or it will n e v e r get d o n e Catch u p on p a v in g t h o s e bills e v e n t s lurking u n d e r n e a t h the dirty s o c k s a nd the e m p t y Ta Casita c u p s . C ur- r e n t y e a r - o l d fr o m Newsweek can be ev e r so fa scin a tin g Better the rele ase o f Father J en ck o than the m a t in g habits of P h r v n o s o - ma p la ta rh in o s. a 1 hc> best th in g about finals is that y o u a b so lu te ly c a n n o t loll in b e d , b e c a u s e th ere's to o m u ch to d o . You w a k e up at 7 a .m . in a p a n ic an d realize y o u h a v e tw o c h ap te rs left to read W ash the d is h e s You prob a bly can't cram in the c h a p te r s before the 9 a m final, a nd there'll be m a y b e eigh t q u e s t i o n s from it on the c o m p r e h e n s i v e e x a m . You'll d o b eers, not d is h e s , on re­ turn from the test; m e a n w h il e , the fester h e a v y bacteria sink m a v b u ild u p , m a k in g vou sick o v e r C h ristm a s D o th e d is h e s S o m e c h o ic e s are m o re easily made: O n e tinal in a pass-fail e le c ­ tive req u ires v i e w i n g of Hannah and Her Si>ter- a n d a n o th e r tinal d e ­ m a n d s t ir e s o m e read ing W atch the m o v ie , then w a tc h car­ to o n s, th e n read H L.B paperback n o v e ls , th en w r ite letters. G o s h o p ­ p in g — Q - tip s , cak e mix a n d C h rist­ m a s ligh ts, e v e n if vou'll be h o m e in a fe w d a y s . Bake a ca k e to eat after fin als are ov er. If th e car n e e d s a t u n e - u p b e ­ fore th e e x h a u s t i n g d riv e to a g r a d u ­ ation party in Fort W orth , th is is th e tim e to learn h o w to d o it y o u r s e l f . Start th e j o g g i n g habit, a n d b u \ n e w R e e b o k s to c o n v i n c e y o u r s e l f in a m e a n i n g f u l w a y — t h r o u g h m o n e y it this tim e. D u r in g finals you 'll h a v e the w ill p o w e r to g et u p ea rly a n d p o u n d yo u r feet r h y th m ic a lly in t o the track. that y ou 'll stick w it h BANK REPOS P R E -O P E N IN G PRICES!! LENDER HAS O RDER ED THE IM M E D IA T E SALE OF A U S T IN ’S M O S T UN IQ UE C O N D O M IN IU M C O M P LE X ' NO D O W N PAYMENT! EASY QUALIFYING! 8 .87 5 FIXED! 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Call Now! 454-4621 Ed P adgett Realtors ‘King of the cute’ gets a bit tense By STEVE CRAWFORD Steve Spielberg's new play Ouch I think I just Stepped on Something That Used to he Soft and Cudd­ ly and Would be a Great Animal to Base a Movie on hut Now is Dead as a Dihirnail opened to mixed reviews and cloudy weather M onday morning at M oPac Expressway and W in d so r Avenue. Eight small children, a representative from the g overn ors office and a Texan entertainment re­ porter attended. Small children )oev Sim son and "T h is plav is com­ Jeffv Terrortong both said pletely filled with horsey poop I he governor's representative commented that the play "w a s re- allv a barrel ot laughs and fun tor the entire fami­ ly Dust off vour funnv b o n e s 1 W hen asked to comment on the mixed re­ views, Spielberg said Get the hell out of my face vou son-of-a-bitch communist-atheist reporter working to end feel-good movies and the A m eri­ can wav ot life as we know it' >ou disgust the hell out ot me' In an incident not even remotelv related, M ike C rawford vs as picked over Doug “ S p u d s " M a c k ­ enzie tor Beer king tor a Dav ' The |u d g e s cited a particular road trip to Ba\ tovs n as the reason for their choice Head ludge Irresponsible Fuekhead In response to the said M ike sure san parte’ title, Crawford told the Texan 'W o w Do I get an\ free stuff tor that’’ * * * * * ♦ * * * * * * * COME HOME TO ENGLEBROOK... 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Leasing Office 1840 Burton D rive 443-3666 The early bird gets the best worm LEASE NOW FOR BEST SELECTION • On S h u ttle • F urnished e U nfurnished • 3 T ennis Courts • Pool e C lub F acilities P h a se I A ll B ills P a id P h a se 2 Starting at $295 + E C a ll Today & a sk about our student sp e cia ls 2201 W illow C reek Chimney Hill Apts. 44 4 -4 4 0 9 f Thoughts on the reader Or: We’d write a better headline if we could understand it By MARK TARALLO te n d e n c y w h ich H e re , B e n ja m in 's th o u g h ts o n th e c o n n e c tio n b e tw e e n th e co rrect political te n d e n c y , a n d th e literary it su b s u m e s , b ec o m e m o re clear. In th e n e w s p a p e r ex a m p le , th e re a d ­ er b eco m es a " p re s c rib e r" b e c a u se h e /sh e is a n e x p e rt — n o t on a n y specific issu e, b u t in th e se n se th a t th e re a d e r is th e s u p re m e a u th o rity o n w h a t h e /sh e w a n ts to rea d . T h u s, sin ce th e re a d ­ er is se ttin g th e a g e n d a for th e c o n te n t of th e n e w s p a p e r — "w o rk itself h a s its tu rn to sp e a k ' — h e /sh e also se ts th e a g e n d a for literary q u alifi­ cation. As B enjam in s ta te s, "lite ra ry qualificatio n is fo u n d e d n o lo n g e r o n sp e cialized b u t, ra th e r, on p o lv tu c h n ic e d u c a tio n " (225). Ju st like th e term " e x p e r t," " q u a lity " is giv en a d iffe re n t tw ist h ere. T he a c h ie v e m e n t of an a u ­ th o r (in th is case, a jo u rn alist) d o e s n o t d e p e n d o n th e d e g re e of h is tra in in g o r th e a rtfu ln e s s of h is p ro se; in ste a d , th e " lite ra riz a fion of th e c o n ­ d itio n s of liv in g " (225) is striv e d for. So in B e n ja m in 's n e w s p a p e r e x a m p le , th e re a d e r is th e a g e n d a -se tte r, l i e or sh e d e te rm in e s to a larg e d e g re e b o th th e c o n te n t of th e n e w s p a ­ p e r (as p resc rib ers) a n d w h a t ty p e of q u alifica­ tio n s th e jo u rn a list sh o u ld h av e. Yet w h ile th e re a d e r h as th e m o st p o w e r h e re as an a g e n d a - se tte r, th e re are still factors th a t m ay p re v e n t th e n e w s p a p e r from b ec o m in g a "serv ice ab le in s tr u ­ m e n t of p ro d u c tio n " (225). PROS 'N CONDOS A Large Selection of West Cam pus Condos LINDA INGHAM AND COMP 2404 Rio Grande • 476-8111 CONDO SALES «LEASING» K O K IT Y MANAGEMENT E n jo y Y our S u c c e s s ... L ive W h ere S u c c e s s f u l P e o p le L iv e ... GREENWOOD TOWERS Y ou w ill get th e liv in g c o n d i tio n s y o u e x p e c t fro m a firs t c l a s s h ig h ris e r o n d o m in i u m c o m p le x . If y o u ’r e tir e d o f p a p e r th in w a lls a n d all th e in c o n v e n ie n c e s ol o r d i n a r y c o n d o s , it’s tim e fo r y o u to v isit u s . W e re d if f e r e n t...d r o p in a n d see! • D e lu x e F e a tu r e s • Id ea l L o c a tio n • E x c e lle n t S e c u r ity • Q u a lity C o n c r e te C o n s tr u c tio n • S w im m in g P o o l 8t S p a • A s s ig n e d P ark in g • S o p h is t ic a t e d Fire S a fe ty S y s t e m s • P r iv a cy . P e a c e & Q u ie t • U t ilit ie s Paid G R E E N W O O D T O W E R C O N D O M IN IU M S 1 8 th & L avaca • 4 7 6 9 7 1 0 Offering Furnished or Unfurnished Apartments Convenient to Campus and the U T Shuttle • Ceiling Fans • Cable Ready • Mini-blinds • Bay Windows in some units • Energy-efficient appliances • Porcelain Tubs • Patios/Balconies • Overhaead Lighting • On-Site Management • 24-hr. M aintenance • Close to UT • O n U T Shuttle TARTING AT 5200 N. Lamar 458-9185 llCMW.w Stop by em ofomnmcM foféinñ& r& né a toed fmAHam 710W 71*47*45*6 NavGvirfC** 510 W. 2*4477-0352 N m C c m m 26IOBoG'ataa 476-7906. ••Co-op 1 5tata47l4M 0 HripiCfrQp t 9 Ha 7*4743 Anota C»«p 2212 tata 472-2292 later CoopafH n C oiMwB 919 M There used to be a carpet there. Really. By STEVE DOBBINS I ast night a s 1 w a s p r e p a rin g for th e first of my se ven ex am s, I o p te d to stu d y in m y spaciou s living ro o m w h e r e I w o u ld h a v e a m p le room to textbooks, study s p r e a d o u t mv n o te b o o k s, g u i d e s . C ool R anch D oritos a n d O r e o s A rm s p r o p p e d u p o n my favorite pillow I b e ­ gan Hipping t h r o u g h th e p ag e s of th e sa tu ra te d history' spiral; b u t before 1 could get p a s s e d eve n the first p a g e of scribbled notes, mv eyes began I hot s w h en 1 noticed th e b i t s a n d tii w a n d e r pieces of s ty ro fo a m r e m n a n ts of the m o v e to A ustin l as t A u g u s t A terrible s e n sa tio n ov erto o k m e How could I h a w g o n e an entire se m e s te r w ith o u t v a c u u m ­ ing" C ra w lin g on m \ h a n d s a n d k n ee s I covered the len gth of th e room finding a lon g th e w ay r e m ­ n a n t s of m id n i g h t snacks beer bin g e s a n d Texan cam p in e trips S o m e th in g h a d to be d o n e \ \ hat if mv m o th e r s u d d e n h d e c id e d to \isit" "The Prescription For The Dormitory Blues" PRELEASE F O R F A L L ! • 1 & 2 Bedroom • W et Bars Apartments • On CR Shuttle • Microwaves • Ceiling Fans • 1 Volleyball Pool • 2 Pools • Clubhouse • Miniblinds A P A R T M E N T HOME S C all fo r S tud ent Specials! 1200 Broadmoor 454-2537 Profess ona/h M anaged B\ Rherxiew 4 ( edsrwi>od i o m p jn \ E x a m W e e k E x t r a Monday December 14 1987 Page 25 The R etreat Apartments 225 Efficiencies Available offering: Newly Refurbished Units • Privacy Lots of Storage Close to UT and Shuttle Security Gates • Gas and Hot W ater Paid • Ceiling Fans • Large Floor Plans 4400 Avenue A call 458-1985 now! 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An affordable wav to lead the lifestyle vou want. W e V e g o t i t a ll! 4 g re a t communities to suit e v e ry lifestyle PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED BY STEVE FOLEY A ASSOCIATES North Central El Presidente 2200 W. North Loop 459-5393 A peaceful retirement community with elevators and covered parking. For those looking for a place to relax. Airport Cherry Lawn 6211 Manor Rd. 926-8901 A more intimate community of Townhome apartments near Springdale Shopping Center South Central The Oaks 2536 S. Congress 441-7074 Life among the oaks adds the attraction of beautiful surroundings to the convenience of apartments that are all bills paid. Just 5 minutes from downtown. ti Page 26/EXAM WEEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 This little piggy went to Newcastle and whan this lltfta piggy moved In, ha was vary, vary wlsa, and forovor happy. Ha raalizad fhora wara anough amanltfas for avoryona, AND whan ha savad on rant ha want HEE, HEE, HEE all tha way to tho bank. Starting from $299 NEWCASTLE APTS. 3500 Greytone 345-0126 Come Live With Us at O ak Lodge! B eau tifu l O n e B e d ro o m A p a rtm e n t H o m e s starting a t a v e ry lo w price, * 2 8 0 FREE LAUNDRY • T w o P o o ls • T w o H o t T u b s • W a te r V o lle y b a ll • C e ilin g F a n s • Fire p lace s • G re a t M a n a g e m e n t • H a n d ic a p U n its A v a il. Happy turtles get brand new rocks By GILLIAN THOMPSON to A lot of p e o p le hav e bee n noticing a nev\ a d ­ the c a m p u s dition scenerv. T he Ta| Mahal C a m p in g C lub recently s p o n s o r e d a n e w rock in e a s t Biology c r e a tin g m o r e P o n d , th a n tw ice the p r e v io u s a m o u n t ot turtle s u n ­ ba th in g space th e I he lack ot spa ce tor turtles w as a g r o w in g concern s tu d e n ts tor a n d faculty alike There are m o re th a n 15 turtles the the p o n d , a n d in rixim single rock h ad tor only th re e tw o or turtles 1 he n e w rocks, w ith of c o m b in e d a abo u t 10 s q u a re feet give space tor u p to 1 ^ turtles area a tittered The 1 ai M ahal C a m p ing C iub b r o u g h t th e is­ sue to th e a t te n t io n ot P r o t e s s o r ot Botanv t , u\ T h o m p so n w h o chal th e m issued le n ge to lit hav e a rock installed m the p o n d It th e \ could pro v id e him in ith oru \ o t onl\ did new* n s k p la te d the h a bigg er H iking stone ¡pson think* w a s a big s a real be tind t h e \ they d e r k^ V\e ft UNBELIEVABLE! 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By TRISH BERRONG A fe w h e l p f u l h i n t s o n t h e w o n d e r f u l o u t d o o r e x p e r i e n c e o f c a m p i n g C heck all su pplies the night Ivfore This i n c l u d e s th e c a r It y o u r c a r h a s a flat tire, y o u will d o u b t - le s s lo s e s e v e r a l, it n o t all, h o u r s of d a v l i g h t b e ­ fore y o u g e t to v o u r c a m p site Jell e iv r y o ti e you re leav in g at least eight ho u rs be­ I h i s will g i v e y o u fore you a c tu a lly plan to Jefw rt ti m e to d e a l vsith tl.it t i r e s He careful w ith your c a m p in g 'Uftfihes D o n o t sig n it y o u r flesh is a m a g ­ u p to r t h e c o o k i n g t e a m n e t fo r s h a r p k n i v e s L ik e w ise , p e o p l e w i t h w h i z z i n g s p i r a l s to r e y e b a l ls s h o u l d n o t b e a l ­ l o w e d o n t h e fire s q u a d Check y o u r c am p site tor nearby hospitals M o s t c a m p s i t e s a r e 10 m i n u t e s ot t h e n e a r e s t E M S s t a ­ tio n a n d h o u r s aw a v fr o m h o s p i t a l s K m t e - a n d f i r e - h a p p v c a m p e r s a r e likely to e x p i r e b e f o r e s o m e g u \ n a m e d fim -B o b worries bv in a p i c k u p w i t h f l a s h i n g lig h ts a n d a s k s " Y o u w a n t m e to p u t a B a n d aid o n t h a t 1 L ea iv the wildlife alone C o n v i n c e y o u r c a m p i n g t h a t th e c u t e little a r m a d i l l o p r o b a b l y b u d d i e s dvx'sn t w a n t a m g u a c a m o l e WEST CAMPUS 2 BD/2 BA S450 1 BD/1 BA $250 1 Y r. Old Building M icro w ave, Jacu zzi, Balcony ZERMATT and SKANSEN APARTMENTS 1905 Rio Grande 320-8361 459-9459 BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE 471-5244 WANT ADS THE Address in West Campus 322-9887 2 5 0 5 L o n g v i e w EXAM W e e k E x t r a Monday December 14, 1987 Page Come Look At Our Stocking Staffers! WE WILL COVER YOUR PHONE TRANSFER, CABLE INSTALLATION & ELECTRIC INSTALLATION. PLUS Receive a $50 shopping spree at H.E.B, • La rg e 1 & 2 B edroom s • Patios e Sundeck w /skyiine view • Unf./Furn. e C eilin g Fans/M icrow aves • 2 Pools e O N SHUTTLE WILLOWCREEK g £ HILLS $ 444-0010 jl 1911 W illow C re e k Dr. M-Sat. 9-6 Sun. 1-5 i t e - 14»* xasz< r i s * SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS mfaxiAMed (Ant fivmuncc it. ¿H it 't/e tfd 't/d to. p re -le a s in g fo r spring a n d sum m er v rsA • EFFICIENCIES • 1 Bd./1 Ba. • 2 Bd./2 Ba. M a s t o r O o r d An Interface Management Community & 2604 Manor Rd. 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Security Within 2 Blocks Walking Distance Come In Today TRITOWFRS 801 West 24th St. Austin, TX 78705 (512) 476-7637 fierre jflarp i apartment* • Spacious Floor • Gas and Plans Water Paid • Two Pools • Newly Remodeled Closets • Nightime Security • On-site Maint. • Spacious Walk-in Patrolled "A Quiet Atmosphere If You’re In Need of Some Serious Studying” It’s easier than thinking By STEVE VICTORY I'm a Republican and proud of it Many peop le ask m e h ow i , as a you n g per­ son, can support co n ­ servative and Republican candidates Well, I like w in ners cau ses I like w in nin g, too. And R epublicans u su al­ ly w in these davs. And I'm a w inner, so I tit in well. For h u n d r e d s ot vears the Republican Party has been com ­ p osed ot and supported w in ners. It's the partv of real m en It's the par­ ty' of stTong m en It's the partv ot rich men T h e q u in te s s e n t ia l Republican yeas Presi­ dent Warren G H ard­ ing He w as a lustv man w h o knew the m eaning of grabbing all on e can get lar H e w as tall m u scu ­ and good -look in g like m ost Republican like m ost he to take vare m en And R epublican m en knew how ot his friends And he knew worn en His father su p p os edlv w arned it Harding had been born a girl h e w ould have be been trouble s<*\ i ausi he v ould not that ' in H a r d in g lived h ard that s w hs a n d fast he die d after oniv thre. y e a r s th e W hitt H o u st in A nd 1 lose a n d rt si mi t a n o th e r lustv K< h Rea c a n m a de h Ium n«se n b red K en n e d i i l ven Frar m a n s u p p o r te d ki t ‘d\ b u t K e n y a n k n e A f t e r t h e k e n n e d 1 \ir n e d l e C * r a n d O i u b a r n the gloru*^ Actually p a rty is b e i n u s e d .IS .1 V e r b q uite o t e n It s a K t ini i 1 . e b e e n s a \ m lately I et s p a r t y d u d e h \ e a r s Wi R epublicans lov a n d r e s pi - i t t h o s e i f o u g h t a n d w o r k i h a r d t o g e t w h e r e thi party art S o p u t t h e KeDuNii ai 2601 Penny Ln. 452-5155 Rostin Management % (A THE BARBARIAN C = i *T y PROPERTIES 478-6565 2717 Rio Grande No Fees UtL Apartments in Hyde Park 4305 Duval Ausun, Texas 78751 451-2343 CAMINO CtAL Apartments in West Campus 2810 Salado Austin. Texas 78705 472-3816 LUXURY YOU CAN AFFORD A T T H E ENGLISH AIRE APARTM ENTS Offering Exceptionally maintained Efficiencies, 1-1’s, 2-2’s and Townhomes Christmas Special Starting at $199 • Facilities for racquetball, handball, & tennis • Fitness center • Two pools • Professional security • Miniblinds Conveniently located on the UT Shuttle and city bus routes between Riverside and Oltorf 1919 Burton Dr. 440-1331 5 Great Reasons To live at The A A. a v FOR STUDENT FAMILIES comments from former residents 1. “It is convenient to all student families and the m aintenance is excellent.” 2. “Secure and quiet environment.” 3. “We think the G atew ay Apartments are a great p la c e to live — it is a safe environment and the University is interested in keeping the apartm ents in g o o d condition.” 4. "It’s helpful to live around others who understand the pressures of ging to school.” 5. "G o o d location; low cost.” $100 DEPOSIT a O N SHUTTLE a a LAUNDRY ROOMS • Also SECURITY PATROLLED GRTCIUIIV • COLORADO • BRRCKCNRIDGC Visit: THE DIVISION OF HOUSING & FOODSERVICE 200 W. 26TH (KINSOLVING) AUSTIN, TX 78713 Or Call: 471-3136 t i l < U t i M t i i n S / I h i ' n i t i s \ i l l t t u u i M t r h / t i \ i < Kit'. ( I’ltli t tint! ( Why; you won’t get anything done over break FREE SERVICE AUSTIN HOUSING LEASING FREE SERVICE FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ALL NUCÍS ‘ LOCA TIONS • SIZÍS U 1te** Move-ln Specials • Low Deposits O n shuttles ■ W e ig h t Rooms M icrow aves. C FansR C overed Pao» ng Pools Hot tubs F repicces lo^s CALL I ERIC 454-5177 NOW! lust m ake yourself look p a le a n d w h im p e r about like black Beauty w ith hoot That sh ould do it rot Prettv soon vou» v a ­ cation s finished and it > tim e t»> head back to A u stin tor ano ther se­ mester another eount- dow n to the end of fi­ nals D o n 't vou love college? E X A M W e e k E X T R A Monday Decem ber '4 *987 page 29 *49 MOVE-IN SPECIAL 2 WEEKS FREE RENT Everyday Low Rates Starting at By AMY BO AROMAN The last exam C h ristm as m orning usua llv anh-clim actic like i> You sp en d w eeks and w eeks an ticip atin g the m om ent at w h ich you have no m om exams You re d o n e Finished N o m ore pressure A n d then yo u turn in that last little blue Nnak into a and w a lk out cnsp Texas w in te r dav — and w ait tor the su d ­ den that re a liz a tio n vou re d im e tor the se­ I n mester A n d w ait tortunateh rap that ture vou re w aitin g tor never com es I he angst and w orrv that preced­ ed v o u r last exam is re placed w ith boredom and im p atience W h a t do \ou do w ith all sour fret1 tim e ’’ H e a ve n tor- hid sleep e x erase and a p ro p e r d ie t becom e a m thing m ore than a vague concept in a self paced health textbook W e ll I'm not going to tell vou w hat to do I w o n t e\ en gi\e \ou stupid suggestions hkt vo lu n te e rin g vou r turn to charitabU agencies getting a tem porary tob those \ol o r cm es >»t Keats and ¡ ' r o u s t \ ou ve been dv tng 'p - n d hours w ith reading to W tv. { V i aus, ! v , at tem pted all three and all h a v e b e e r she* dow n ir. tlames t " . » r sure About this volunteer it ir. g th ir .c .md gi v»' sounds mot vou a w arm tuz/v tee! mg k> : s¡dt but honest , . , r\ txHjv and thetr dog vs ant> to v . v'te er their time tht It h o h d a v s thing to do i walled ev, rv agent's in Hallas mv hornet» w r last year and 1 tv 'u id n 't y’Kt mv time a.\ av It yo u readv w ant ti d, s,»rne v olun te» r w ork v . . v < g» • :« i lan ___ ahead * t tutu I ike 1 % ~ t e m p o r a f v i ob ii big Kigt • N, \t tn, w orld tried going pea» i ! d .saitress 1 ,u ► !i a: u o h . * . t this I » » M» » p a» e i ) a t« .s v ears a g» S o did a guv fret’ I < vas I,» h \nd a g ii. tri n 1 h i . * >llege N eed v students t:. all w alks •t ate attem pt t. regain their su m m er jobs with- the I've r out success hohdav s (. ,iv i ¡t up » tv eti bort d vou R ead in g A n You V , ast u s ! th< k idding thre» Spent .s »*t ks >s ith vour n o s e a tn e » Y»*u ar«-n t ats u t • » add le up w Ith som e vou ve c la ss u been putting otf sin»» high s< hool The most lifts, ult reading v ou re fashion a pa bit of is dos and don ts in i >-d" S, ,> hat do vou d o 1 u n le s s N o th in g I hat s nght I X n t ev r n get out *>t b» d v o u re stum bling to the touch or refilling vo u r glass í he se» ret t»> this plan is h aving a rem ote »on- It s e ve n better it trol abi< and a vou havt VC K all w ith remote »ontrois V Im ag ine w eeks n o t h in g b u t d o in g w at» h in g l)n A V an I hjkr Andy (.n't/th and [hi M .'m Iits and learn ­ ing how to bid ¡us! high enough (w ith o u t going o vert in the Show case S h o w d o w n Hut don t neglei t v our V C K It vou ve got subservient relatives talk them (us ing force it necessary) into driv ing to the v ideo store and renting 1 Y I KY W O O D Y A I I 1 N M O V 11 1 \ 1 K M A D ! It alm ost seem s like ttk > m ui h to bear If M o m or Hut, bv all m e a n s , do n 't tall prev to that o ld parental ploy that you dc wmclhini»' around I hat's right the house out I >*id starts loo king expeit antlv at the »I*>set that s been h id in g tfie va» uum for i lean er years, nof even hinting af the t lever dem on that lurks inside, bolt off the couch, out the door and bar k to college Better yet, get su k so w ell ) Well, not really sick. t PRE-LEASING SPRING/SUMMER CROIX-CENTENNIAL ORANGE TREE-GABLES GAZEBO-WINDTREE HYDE PARK-ENFIELD THE POINTE-PRESERVATION SQUARE M A N Y MORE A VAIL A B LE OPEN 7 DAYS 811 BARTON SPRINGS RD. SUITE 211 78704 s ’ hi LEASING-SALES MANAGEMENT 480-0500 Low Spring Rotes! Coll For Details Posada Norte • Large One Bdr. $250 • Two Bedroom One Both $325 • Two Bedroom 1V? Both $375 • On-Site Management • On-Site Maintenance • Huge Pool 451-6155 7200 Duval St. - T T T I T T T T $240 Now Leasing for Spring • Eff., 1, 2 Bedroom and Tov/nhouse Units • N ew ly Remodeled • Men and Wom en's Saunas • Exercise Room and Equipment • On U.T. Shuttle • Swimming Pool • 4 Laundry Areas • O ff Street Parking Come Join Us! J4IA J4IG0 4505 Duval 454-4799 » » » » » * » » » 1 » R U M R M O — 1 ) \ ) \ ) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ * \ \ \ \ \ Cwte&ve PARK PLACE APARTMENTS • MS Shuttle • 1 & 2 Bdr's • Close To Downtown • Central AC/Heat • Gas Cooking • Across street from • Quiet atmosphere West Austin Park Starting at$280! Take Shuttle or Walk To Campus... BARRISTER MANOR • Close to UT Law School • Pool Laundry Room • Patios • Balconies • One Bdr. Approx. 700 sq. ft. starting at $300 Easy access to mail, grocery store, bank, pharmacy, bakery & Kinko’s. 3301 RED RIVER 474-5154 M nfl° 499-8055 i » » * ( ) » » » i » » » » » * * » * • • • » • 1 1 2 Bedroom/1 Bath Only $395 Castle Urms Apartments 5 Minute Walk To Campus IF Shuttle Laundry Room Gas Ranges • Gas Heat • Central A/C • Covered Parking 3121 Speedway 469-0403 - t I » I 1 I 1 ) I I » t » I 1 » I 1 > i ) t l t » Page 30/EXAM WEEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 STUDENT SPECIALS! ‘ 199 Great Location Heathercrest A partm ents A LL BILLS P A ID 1804 LAVACA Clean Efficiency Apartments Walk to UT $200 & up Fumished/Unfumished D K G SM S, Realtor 8 9 2 -3 8 7 4 WALK TO CAMPUS luxurious west campus condos at apartment prices F u lly eq u ip p ed w ith w ash er d rver. firep la ce, lu ll kitch en in clu d in g m icrow ave, hot tu b, and covered parking CALL TO S E E 4 7 6 -3 6 4 8 Coventry Place 2 8 1 4 N u e c e s YOUR UFE IS IN YOUR HANDS. III! Close To: • 6th Street • The University • Zilker Park • Downtown and Much More. • 2 Pools • MS Shuttle IMere Renovating Your New Home! 476-2219 CALL NOW! Rostin Mgmt. Company • Underground parking • Com plete security system FROM 30th fit Cedar Large, Luxury 1-1 & 2 -2 • Elevators • W aterscape • Fountains S 650 S u p DKGSMS I Realtors 8 9 2 -3 8 7 4 EL DORADO EL CAMPO LA PAZ Campus area apartments Three cozy small complexes on IF shuttle route. I and 2 Bdrm Unfurnished floor plans with prices starting at $175 a month for spring semester LEASING OFFICE LOCATED AT 3501 Speedway 472-4893 Professionally managed by Equities o f Texas llllÍg|fÍBllÍBlliaiÍBlHaSlliaHapiÍBllÍBl@IÍBllÍB)[¡B)IÍllÍB)l¡Bl|¡Bl|¡5l(^MÍl H yde P a rk Apartments Great Spring Rates! Located N e xt to City Park, Tennis Courts and Large Pool • O N SHUTTLE • FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED • O N SITE M A N A G EM EN T • O N SITE M AIN TEN AN C E 4311 S p e e d w a y ^ 4 5 8 - 2 0 9 6 How to build a castle By MICKY INOUE tim e T hat's it. I've had it. I'm tired o f liv in g in a h ole. T his I'm g o in g to live in a h o u se . G o o d in te n tio n is n o su b stitu te for a cco m ­ p lish m en t. M o st h o u s e s are eith er o ld or m a d e ou t o f c o o k ie cutters. A n y th in g th at fits m y idea o f a ca stle carries a p n ce tag in th e h igh six d igits. W h y b oth er? I g ot a in arch itectu ral d eg ree e n g in e e r in g , an d that m ea n s 1 sh o u ld be able to design a h o u s e that tits m v idea o f a castle So w h a t w ill my c a s­ tle hav e? W ell it h a s to be on a n ice little lot o f ab ou t five acres, la c in g a lake, and creek , w a te r fa ll w o o d s s e a s id e N o p lea se Salt co rro sio n is harsh o n a P orsch e L et's s e e liv in g room a n ice lit­ tle about SlX) feet sq u a re or so It s got to h a v e at least a a keyboard fireplace c o n so le table a p o o l an d a g r e e n h o u s e S a n ctu m san cto ru m livin g n e e d s a p rivate room a lo n g w ith the1 m aster b ed ro o m an d a rtu’, b a th ro o m all in a i o / \ sq u a r e area 10 to o t 1 n e e d e n o u g h s p a c e m mv office to a c c o m - m o d a t e mv w o r k d e s k c o m p u t e r w o r k s t a ti o n mv d r a f t i n g ta b le r o w s ot t i l i n g c a b i n e t s a n d ot co u rse (.e-- to S?» h k 1 xt h a n g e a n o n - l i n e a*, tin News \ ork s p a o to d e r r i b e mv , a s t l e a n d 1 d o n t w ant te» bore a n v b o d v w t t h m \ '•elf in d u lg e n c e but m e vs h vbablv t h e i n stead leal i M en n e a 1 r t» n o vs u n til th e any run*» a b o u t 10 t n d of t h e d e c ad* he*dv w h o g i\ e s m t a a r d e & i g n u u a c u s t o m p e r ­ hoUM vs ü¡ ¿ e t 1 c e n t ott n n u s u a l tee w h i c h p e r c e n t of the (onM ruv c o st W it h v o u r turn h e l p h a v e e n o u g h m o n o to bu ild the castle b \ t h e ti m e 1 f i n i s h g r a d •m. hcx>l s h o u l d t h e u p 1 R o stin M gm t Co. CHUMEN OF AUSSERC0ND0 ."j Ll'v'* MINUTES FROM CAMPUS....... STAFFORD HOUSE APARTM ENTS NEWLY REMODELED 1-1’S & 2-2*8 ; ! CLOSE TO UT SHUTTLE 2500 E . 22n d SANDSTONE I &II e Close to shuttle e Furnished units avail, e Covered parking Avail, e Spa & Clubroom e Laundry iaciltities e Student Resident Manager e Security Patrolled e Professionally 1 andscaped / .'Y / / \ v he trium phant talc ot h o w profession alism , exp erien ce and selectio n w in out over en d less searching, d ou b le talk and feudal landlords. And all it to ok w a s just o n e p h o n e call to Parke Leasing Come Join Our Family! N ow P re -l e a s in g for S p rin g a n d Pall 1988 612 W est 2 2 n d 479-8110 m i 1 1! < >Li 1 h i m V VH-1 s t a r s d e s e r t p a s t By ROBERT W1LONSKY and A lot of people aren t aware of this hut Neil Diam ond Barry M anilow teamed up in the late 70s to release two punk rock a lb u m s entitled Yeah l\V Got Big Nest’s W'hot \l\'ut It Asshole’’ and The Bi^ sji*r the Nose ¡he Btgger the bio-*' 1 he\ came out on a small independent label, and the singers took on the name 1 he tor the Glitter Twins obviousl\ experience to be npped oft later b\ \lick lagger and Keith R ich ard s G lim m e r Twins in I ve recentlv been formed tin Meatmen s i la^sK album \\e re thi Meatmen atni )ou Sink was based on the al Manilow Diamond bum- ) (Incidental^ W ith the release of M anilow s and Dia mond s new album" Su’inc Street and H t \ i \ ’ h t H r » " t v , diehard tans A u g u s t t:vel\ might want to v. h i \ k . the B¡\ Ni vs Not onlv do tht\ make great Christmas gifts fot *n< tan v> ho think- hi t a- i s ere thing they also contain -onu* of thi g rea It -1 p o s t - p u n k tunes of that or a m but ther divadi Wh« -ar forget thi th ro w dow n t u n k v \ ! : \ hts t h r a s h e r s Hur t. these a n d ¡ hi-' On - e \ e r a i o t h e r or th e al - and b u m s v .u t- th e S ex Pis to i C la s h i n t l u e n o w a - m o r v th a n n* t u e a b lt e s p e c ia lly o n Saw the I * • l’te. ¡ • \ t SiLxmt Bub, Rat: Rubber $ . . * h a n d C r i t u s a n d rd ihkt -1 s r .- -< : rto ' -;v» rs t h e x * a lb u m s :nm« a t e h is tu n : h e \ w e re rt ¡e a s e d b u t n o w s .e* g'..H*d as t im e as a n y U s«*arsh te r th e h v* *v x - N e il a n d b a rn , d o n t m a k i « •• u s t kt t h e \ U M -ii ti FREE Leasing Service Condos • Apartments Houses • Duplexes It's a ¡ungle out there. Leave the hunting to us! 4 8 2 - 8 6 5 1 503 W. 30th la b ita t hun£er?s SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOMS *250 Beautiful Bryker Woods • Ceiling Fans • Walk Bike to Campus • Lots of Trees • Mini Blinds • Pooi • Shopping Bus Call ForMove-In Specials Buckingham Square 453-4991 LIVE NEXT DOOR TO CAMPUS! ¿Zo&cIgM TiJootat W D o rm u o n tor Men 1>* ■rmit<>n for M en 2112 Guadalupe 472-1343 • New Sport Court • Refrigerator in each room • Ceiling Fans • Porter Service • Weightlifting room • Central A/C & Fleat !iM lM iiitm illll!H IIIIH IIIIIIIllllllilll!t!H tu:i:i - a¡ut»ri;tt;i¡m iiliilii’ = i -h h -m'-im ; located In The PRESTIGIOUS ENFIELD AREA ★ Vacancies Available For Spring ★ • Poo! • Laundry Fac • 1 or 2 Bdr • Beautiful Courtyard • Dishwashers • Covered Parking SHUTTLE AT FRONT DOOR 472-6199 1401 Enfield Rd. T t f i . ! ■ T T T 1 T T 'l’TT T'l ~ iíiii>iM iiin iiiiiiiiiM iiiiii> !i¡.t«u iiii ■ •M iuiiim m w uum uiinnH iunm uiM H M i-m .t.nn- Take a Break from Campus Life... Relax at RUNDBERG WEST offering one bedroom, one bathroom apartments tor onlv S225 w i t h 478-6565 is your direct line to a huge selec­ tion of condos, apartments, and immediate houses available ocupancy or for preleasing. Ask for Brenda. for . • C eiling Fans • Frost-Free Refrigerators • Pool LuunJrv f u$ht s- - • Free Ga> Cooking • Fenced Patios • ''nu ll Pet> Accepted w Ice Makers • On Citx Busline, C o n v e n ie n t to L T -shuttle HURRY - Onlv a Few Left! Brine; in student l.D . tor a discou nt C _ i - - T PROPERTIES Y 1809 W. Rundberg 339-6471 2717 Rio Grande No Fees STUDY THE FACTS... • Convenient locations close to UT shuttle and Capital Metro routes through­ out Austin. • Amenities designed to make your life easier, such as ceiling fans, W/D connections and new Value*. • Floorplans designed to meet your specific needs from eff. to four bedrooms*. • Prices that are easy on your budget. ... YOU'LL DISCOVER THAT WE'RE AT THE TOP OF THE CLASS IN APT. LIVING! EXA M W E E K E X T R A Monday Dece-oe-M *9 6 "page3; EFF. & 1-2-3-4 BDRM APARTMENTS S tartin g A t $25 5 ALL B IL L S PA ID ior -d P-e eos oq ‘o' Su'^""-er a"d -y • Fum Unf Shutte Bus R iv e rs id e • M 3 d err e V*. c ro w a v e s e lo^ s «V c a ps • SoCC'OUS O lto rf 4 4 4 -7 5 3 6 POINT SOUTH—BRIDGEH0LL0W Rental Office: 1910 W illo w creek PORTO ESPAÑOL • 1 & 2 Bedroom unfurnished apartments • 5 2 mile from C R shuttle • Gas & u ater paid • No security deposit Porto Español 5 8 2 0 Beriunan Leasing Office: 4 5 3 -2 6 5 2 C a ll fo r re nt specials HOUSTON 2h01 H e m p h ill P a rk 472-8398 BRANDYWINE 2804 W F iitis Av e. 495-4523 DALLAS 2803 H e m p h ill Park 472-8398 W1LSHIRE 301 W . 29th 495-9523 r- "i *:I. a T» 5 - > I 1 •-1- 1 P i Great Spring Rates! ED PADGETT CO. 4 5 4 -4 6 2 1 ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Rio Nueces NORTH CENTRAL NORTHEAST SOUTH CENTRAL SOUTH SOUTH / ! ( i r '( lr [ ) i k i \ X I \ V 6409 BURNS STREET 459-1995 1 UX’i s^ltxuxtmtnts. Ti* Cascades Vil oASortrrMts x lO n w O m tWWi 2400 WICKERSHAM LN. 355-2044 • 1 BR & 2 BR • Central A C • On Shuttle • Laundry R oom s • Fully Furnished • Security • Pool w Patio 7033 HWY 290 E 926-6664 3625 SOUTH 1ST 447-7939 1221 ALGARHA ‘ Amenities ond floorplons vary at each community, please check with your leasing agent JUST SOME OF THE APARTMENT COMMUNITIES PROFESSIONALLY M AN AG ED BY MARTINE PROPERTIES 476-7028 6 0 0 W . 2 6 th S tre e t (« Nueces 474-0971 454-4621 &d “P+ dftt S n id B m ALL OF THIS AND MORE AT FEATURES FOR YOUR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE M aintenance Service 7 Days A Week Security Personnel on Duty Day and Night 3 Laundry Rooms All Heated and C ooled Car Washing Area FOR YOUR IN-APARTMENT CONVENIENCE Frost-Free Refrigerators Built-in Dishwashers G arbage Disposals Individual Heating and Air-Conditioning Systems Wall to Wall C arpeting Insulated Drapes to Conserve Energy All Electric Appliances Regularly-Scheduled Pest Control All Apartments with Ceiling Fans in Living Room and Bedrooms C able TV Hookup FOR YOUR OUTDOOR PLEASURE... Two Swimming Pools Basketball and Volleyball Courts 24 Barbecue Picnic Areas on Grounas Two Lighted Tennis Courts Putting Green ..AND HEALTH AND FITNESS Men's and Women's Saunas Poolside Spas Enjoy our Large-Well Equipped W eight Roi Poolside Shuffleboard FOR YOUR TRANSPORTATION NEEDS U.T Shuttle Bus and City Transportation at our Front Steps 3 Miles from Downtown 4 Miles from the University of ~exas C a m p i Near Shopping Areas SSfcL’ f -***» , illage Glen features ▼ exciting floor plans in a variety of colorful decors. Spacious rooms and large walk- in closets set this apartment com m unity apart from the usual. On site manage­ ment and maintenance per­ sonnel provide prompt and courteous service for your daily living requirements. UNDER CONSTRUCTION NEW CLUBHOUSE — aerobic classes — jazzercise classes — huge weight room — study area w/fireplace — game room w/— • Pool Tables • Video Games • Foosball • Large T.V. M O O DEPOSIT LEASING FOR SPRING 1 st months rent $9900 APT. TYPE SQ Feet Rate 1 BDR/1 BA 1 BDR/1 BA A B C 1 BDR/1 BA D 2 BDR/1 BA E F 2 BDR/2 BA G 3 BDR/2 BA H 3 BDR/2 BA 2 BDR/11/2 BA 700 747 760 932 1182 1316 1387 1864 $270.00 $298.00 $298.00 $338.00 $402.50 $412.50 $503.00 $640.00 2101 Burton Dr. Austin Texas 78741 447-4130 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday 8-6 9-5 1-5 T h e D a il y T e x a n C l a s s if ie d A d v e r t is in g Monday December 14, 1987 Page 33 VISA/M asterC ard A c c e p te d For W ord ads, call 471-5244 For D isplay ads, call 471-1865/8 a m -4 30 p m M onday-Friday/TSP B uilding 3 200/2500 W hitis Avenue VISA M a sterC ard A c c e p te d CLASSIFIED A0YEKTISING Consecutiva Boy fates 15 w ord minimum Eoch w ord 1 hme Eoch w ord 3 time» Eoch w ord 5 time» Eoch w ord 10 Hme» Eoch w ord 15 km*» Eoch w ord 2 0 time» 30 S $ 83 $ 1 26 $2 05 $2 48 $2 67 per mtertion 1 col x 1 inch 1 time $ 7 10 $1 00 chorge to chonge copy First two word» moy b e 08 -opftol ief*en 25< lor eoch oddrtionol w ord it capítol letter» M attercord and Vito accep ted "tsp DEADLINE SCHEDULE Friday Horn M o ndoy Tenon M onday Horn Tuesday Tenon W ednesday Tenon Tuesday Horn Thursday Ten on W ednesday Horn Fndoy Tenon Thursday llom In the event at errors mode In an advertisement, notice mutt be given by 11 e-m. the First doy. os the publishers are re- sponelble lor only ONI incor­ rect Insertion AM d e be» tor ad­ justments should be made not later then 30 days ottos publi- I h ills I tt regueete d of time o! cancella­ tion, and H amount exceeds 52.00. Slip must be presented ter o reorder wMhhi 90 days to be valid. Credit tbps are non- CLASSIFICATIONS TRANSPORTATION Ik . Auto* 1 0 — 20 — Sports-Foreign Autos 30 — Trucks-Vans 00 — V ahídos to Trade SO — Service-Repair 40 — Parts-A ccessories 70 — M otorcycles 00 — Bicycles 00 — Vehicle Leasing 100 — V ehicles W anted RIAL ESTATE SALES 1 1 0 — Services 120 — H ouses 130 — C ondos-T ow nhouses 140 — M obile H om es-Lots 150 — A creoge-Lots 1 6 0 — D uplexes- 170 — Wanted 1B0 — Loans MERCHANDISE 1 9 0 - AppMonces 200 — Fum tture-H ousehold 2 1 0 — Stereo-TV 220 — Compute r s - 230 — Photo-C am eras 2 4 0 - B o a t s 250 — Musical Instrum ents 2 6 0 - H o b b le s 2 7 0 -M a c h in e r y - Equipment ■ Furniture- Appliance 2 0 0 - 290- 300- 3 1 0 - 1 320 — W anted to Buy MERCHANDISE 3 3 0 - Bets 3 4 0 -M is c . RENTAL 350 — Rental Services 360 — fu ra. Apts. 370 — Uni. Apts. 300 — Fura. D uplexes 300 — Uni. D uplexes 400 — C ondos-T ow nh ouses 410 — Fura. H ouses 420 — Uni. H ouses 425 — Rooms 430 — Room -Board 435 — C o-ops 4 5 0 — M obile Ho m e s -Lots 460 — B usiness Rentals 470 — Resorts 400 — Storage Spoce 490 — W anted to Rent-Lease 500 —Misc. ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 1 0 — I nto rtolnment-Tickets 520 — P erson als 530 — Travei- Transportatton 540 — Lost A Found 550 - Licensed Child Care 500 — Public N otice 570 — M usic-Musicians EDUCATIONAL 500 — Musical Instruction 590 — Tutoring 600 — Instruction Wonte d 610 — Misc. Instruction SERVICES 620 — Legal Services 630 — Compu ter Services 640 — i xterm inators 650 — M oving-H auUng 670 — Pointing SERVICES 6 00 — Office 6 90 — Rental Equipment 700 — Furniture Repair 710 — A ppliance Repair 720 — Stereo-TV Repair 730 — H om e Repair 740 — Bicycle Repair 7 50 - T y p in g 760 — Misc. Services EMPLOYMENT 770 — Employm ent A gencies 780 — Employm ent Services 7 9 0 - P a r t time 0 00 — G eneral Help Wanted 0 10 — Office-Clerical 8 20 — A ccounting- B oo k k eep in g 030 — Administrad ve- M ongom ont 040 — Sales 050 — Retail 860 — Engineering- Technical 0 7 0 -M e d ic a l 800 — P rofession al 090 — C lubs-R estaurants 900 — D om estic-H ousehold 910 — Positions W anted 920 - Work Wanted BUSINESS 930 — B usiness O pportunities 940 — O pportunities Wonted 7SP Building. Room 3 200 2 5 0 0 Whmi M onday through Fnday 8om 4 30pm 471-5244 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 10 — Misc. Autos 10 — Misc. Autos 10 — Misc. Autos 20 — Sports-Foreign BAD CREDIT? REPOSSESSION? BANKRUPTCY? Bock Or- You» Fee» M o w f V. * .o n a rta n g e boot d e a n tato m o d * c o n 1 truck» financing cm Magic Motors 331-1212 « « A # * * * # * * * * # * * * # * '2 p i v m o u t h ?lm pg A2C Very go o d 1 20 Swwger tn $ 8 0 0 78? 4 6 5 2 • fO HOT borgcxm Orug de a fe n cor» boom cAonet rapo a ScxpAe four oreo Rumen Gutoe 1 8 0 5 68 7 600C Ext S «413 7 1 TQVOTA T ffC E u I t e a $ 50C 832 0 0 7 0 1 71 9 ” tUICK « e g o v8 ws8> i f * lan d o » tap 482_04 7B 1 22 ax Btops biue b o o $K)5C MGA-G’ Be—* ..Songe greor eenec 782 *359 . oota goo d $'-60C Col 23 83 MUS’ ANcj 4 apeea AM Fas xterec c e ts e tte AC - -jndXor t * 6pm ? 4 » ; 85C 9 • 44« J p 9 - j» $4 20C Exi • ’« ’9 MU51AMG v e a - n PS AC ! . cekerr . . n k » > $'5 0 C 499 8 7 0 8 or 4 4 0 744 0 ’ 7 ' ’«BO ’HUNOERMC Ta goad c a n d e o r Ausomoe. A.-C p o w * b n ske s e e s - r g \'9 Q C t ' 45 2 8 y , ■5 7 T to n x q h toe o S f o c i 9 0 '3 12 U to d a . Cad 1981 OLDSm OBKE Custom Q u e e r i»o konwagon M o m a * c AC a l power A M tM coste** a e re o $1750 C ol 2 5 5 429 2 2 5____________________________ K 3 tO ESCORT 81 AC eo EmceAen* c o n é lo p 63 K) 1 28 A M T m cassette tow m ^eoge ou*o itw 1 2000 4 76 1980 MAZDA RX7 n warranto n o o n root d e a n $ 3 8 0 0 44 ? S i ’ 9 12 >1 GRAN PRtX Poneoc 77 Q uodraphorac vei maxXoxied condfko" Evervng» 4 7 ft 6 2 5 2 tow m ieoge 1980 good ~ ~ ~ TWLPOfRRIRO Law o n d e o " Automoto A C d e m o 459 broken. Oeen n g $1900 1 28 45 2 2 1 *3* 79 MONTE CARLO AT AC 85 PR AM ‘ *•* -iinfX cruee exc eRsrx co nd e o" $ ' ’0 0 0* » 4 '3 8 9 3 4 12 14 19R5 DavTONa 5 speed AC 1m e * eo 48 3 0 0 -mies N ew kres $ 5 9 0 0 Rest o ft* 4 8 0 -9 2 3 0 Evar. 1 '2 S' FORD ESCORT Rum gm ai 5 $1100 R36-6T15 i I t 8 ' FORO LN7 M * .u r . v h « ‘ tope $'-600 835 6115 1 ’2 '9 8 0 MAZDA U ' New a n ^ n e d e a f* -torr* #» m oor roof Tnn«e d window» d ean $ 3 8 0 0 44 7 S R ry U 2 9R6 TORO Ex o - GT am p AC H al 46« 7015 « 4 4 - 4 3 ? ' 653C (rums 4C 0 0 0 m ies M art 3 '9 ’ 8 GRAND one» v> very good th a p e $' 6 0 0 452 852 7 NSA A u * I 18 .eASom »cx.l tke toe 959 MORRT5 Mxvo m e in m W §1000 4 '? 9*4 V " Aj-,rv.*->ory 30GZ* ’«xbo ’7 00C - i |«I w w a r j taXi Q t o 5 0 0 0 mode $'-4 00C Jen 4 5 8 2R«~ m i days ' 14 '4 4 8 1-15 7* 'a v5a Very good o> b e e citor 4 " 45 ’ $ 20 0 1 1 15 9R? K3*C: ' brrd V 8 outorwtMc. AC p o w * cruee AM 7m tope w y tap $ . 750 NegoeaPSe 787 6 ? ? 6 6 MUST S f tl B e fe n ’hanksgrm ng 82 E*P $ ’KX yad « to r betereen 2 5 p m or o k * *0 pm 4 ' 6 ? 6 4 '9 -andM or $ ; V0C 452 5 ’ ooc m4b ¡ 1 7 ■ '5 3 6 69 SKYLARK C Adong $ 6 5 0 4 9 5 54 70 a t4 9 5 5992 1 24 tu n s prong ’985 BUCK Skytork. e x c e i* * condeor- 34 0 0 0 m ies AM f M M rs c cruee PS PR ctuiomakc. AC $ 5 4 9 5 345 5433 1 29 ’« * ' DA'SU N 7K3 T q te e d 56 0 0 0 ■rale». good condMon $2 000 or b e e o ff* 48 2 8 8 7 0 1 29 84 NISSAN S to n » 5 speed AC PS PR exceder* condMor C ol Enk, 834 7300 or 4 ’ 4 8 3 3 8 29 ‘984 AL.iANCE DL p o w * M e n n g p o m * brakes a er ee 1 6 0 0 0 m ies hice» $ 2 8 « 5 *4? 8 8 4 6 _______________ _ 12 U ___________ 4 -door cxto AC *978 TOVOTA Cekca C r s s r Ausomoxc A M 7 m , ' 2C 0 0 0 mAes Nor e r e * . Rum fine $ 8 5 0 4 " 8 5 3 6 2 1 ■98? FORO EXP Low -m eoge~e.ce*enr mpg vnmocutoM condM or Mxrfyeflem $2 0 0 45A 8 9 0 0 2^4___________ _ 85 CXDS Cutk ' m tes 2 -door AC 4 ’ : 38 6 9 2 3 orto -4 0 0 0 w $ 5 5 0 0 9 * 3 CHEW BLAZER 4 . 4 Tanoe poet •* > a p io r 385 7p ’ ’ * 3 8 5 6 '7 4 2 4 20 — Sports-Foreign $6 0 0 0 Autos 9 * ’ HONDA N * u o e Fm ■■■ s e a aunroot G ood < on dtoor $ J ’95 Cod M xhede o h * 6 0 0 p m 472 65C ’ 5spd AC. AM 3m *974 «408 C ovw ert** A M 7 m New top 459 6 3 2 5 1 2 ’ ixixn* 9 *2 BLNCX ieS ab r* V* At AC p o w * tV B S AM t "A tope wm» tap V33QC se ee d e bh 787 6 2 2 6 1 2 MERCHANDISE 3 4 0 - M i s c . LEAVING FOR XMAS BREAK? OVERSTUFFED ROOM? STORE IT WITH CONFIDENCE! 50% OFF FIRST MONTHS RENT! NO DEPOSIT ‘ O n ly Onm M onth L d a id Req. You don't need to haul your stuff all the way home, or even leave your car on the street. Store with confi­ dence at any of these convenient locations: 1 0 1 0 0 IH -3 5 N 835-4754 2302 E. Ben W hite 441-7269 8128 N . Lam ar 835-6810 7200 So. First 447 -5 174 9205 Research 837-7000 8525 N . Lam ar 837-0551 'Me* ntod w any OÜ* 5016 E. Ben W hite 444-4252 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION REAL ESTATE SALES MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE 20 — Sports-Foreign 70 — Motorcycles Autos 130 —Condos - Townhouss 200 — Furniture* Household 340 —Misc. 6 9 MERCEDES 280S Hon M aintenance trade considered 4 5 4 -7 5 9 4 1-18 very race cora* $ 3 2 0 0 / record» 7 8 ALFA Romeo Sport» Sedan - Auto make, A/C, wory, a y wheels, 7 4 ,0 0 0 m íes. Very d e a n $ 2 8 0 0 25 0 -8 5 1 ? 1- 18M 1980 TERCEL 72K. Look» go od, runt I $2150 251-1064 1-18M 1981 AUDI 4 0 0 0 5 - 5 — n o Rum great $ 5 0 0 0 or bet* offer M te , 8 3 5 -5 6 3 4 118 m ________________ Sunroof, A C 79 SGROCCO 4-ipeed. ox tow rraie» Pioneer ryttom moonroof. too kahts 4 7 8 -4 0 3 4 after 6 119 73 VW 8ayo cuPom buggy Sharpest Beetle xi Austin Marry extras. Pnce negotiable Vedon, 4 7 6 -2 4 5 3 1-20 GREAT PROJECT cor 1974 T-top Cor m tle New engxie N ew twe» Pnce negokobie CollRomono 471 7167 1-21 1975 VOLKSWAGON Rug Convertible new rebuff engine, blue with new black top counties» new p o rts $ 3 2 5 0 44 7- 4103 1-22 1985 RENAULT Encore dondord. AC 26.3 5 0 m ié» 2-door like new $ 3 9 5 0 n e |o tw b le Kxra. 44 2 759 3 4 7 6 -8 4 8 3 MUST SELL 1984 Ponkoc Trons-Am tood- ed h # worronTy (Nov 8 8) T-tops. 305 h o . pow er everything, adfustabie te o n *6 cruee, oeradynorraa, rum great Any m atonabie offer 8 35 -2 819 452 57 3 3 leave m eu o g e 1-26 1979 DATSUN 510 Automatic 106.000 m ies good condOon. new brake» Ire s Very d ep endable $1500 8 92 -661 8 1- 26 FO* SALE Fiat 1974 C oupe G o o d coo- dbon. twt need» eiectnc |ob C a i 34 5 9 7 8 7 Leave m euoge 1-26 1982 SUBARU GLF 5 -speed AC. Chom- oogne doth 40 0 0 0 m ie s Oeor, $ 2 9 0 0 345 -6 01 6 1 26_________________________________ interior AM/PM rodic 1985 SUBARU Halchbock E x c e le ri con- dMon 4-speed. AC 13 0 0 0 m ies Rus» praeeckon $4,9 0 0 C ol 3 4 6 -9 6 0 4 1-27 ’9 7 0 'PORSCHE 9HE Targo omngm 3 7 0 0 0 ongxtoi m ies xnmocutote col G m g o» 3 2 0 -8 0 3 9 leave m essage 1 27 ’9 8 3 HONDA Gvic T*>or '5 0 0 DU. 5 «peed AC 30 0 0 0 m eet stereo h tcs- $ 3 8 9 5 442 8 8 4 6 12 14 69 VW G ood condMor. $ 7 2 5 As a -ea* e m eu o g e a* 4 7* 23 9 0 ’2 14 ’9 8 2 AUD< Coupe Exceder* condm or O riy 53 0 0 0 m ies $ 4 0 0 0 negotiable Cad Mr 0 * 447-0130 o ff* 7pm 12-14 78 BMW 320» 38 0 0 0 m ies outomakc. sunroof AC moxite n once record» btou- p u n klatpxie vnmoculate $ 6 9 0 0 4 74 8 3 3 6 12 981 HONDA Accord 4 -door 5-speed AC PS new xret broket betoery 75k m ies $2 0 0 0 3 4 6 -0 8 0 9 6-9 p m '-12 8 ’ ACCORD 5-speed AC AAA'Em o e eo good condA or totody m kabte Re nokdoy ipecx* $ 2 8 0 0 459 ctoced 1010 1-26_______________________ '9 8 3 MAZDA 6 2 6 IX 53 OOO m ies Q i e o w n * M oxeenonce -ecord» 5- ip ee d ad p o w * $ 5 2 0 0 472-9159 4 78 237Q 1 ’3 83 TRa NS AM redi »tops 5-: «tor V8 C tonor AM Faa cassette S * n e e -ecord» $ 8 5 0 0 457 ’10 7 1-12 WE BUY USED SCOOTERS & MOTORCYCLES 459-3311 87 ELITE 8 0 Lik« n * 1,300 mi*» W mdthwid $ 9 5 0 N«go«iobie G eorge 4 9 5 -5 9 8 9 12-14 __________ BMW 9 0 0 Powerful reliable tu p * b i e Pipe )Of laf, Conk PS Mutt set N O W 385-9271 12 14 CYCLE STORAGE! Profec» fhof tnve»» $ 10/ mo men! D ayh olidayvw m fer Complete m om tenaoce C h eap en 458 9 7 2 5 12 14 1980 HONDA Hawk with helmet» Mr* condition $ 9 0 0 443-1991 12 14 DECEMBER DEAL ‘84 H onda M ogno Low m ie» am» great mxvor repair ode anywhere, $ 8 5 0 4 7 2 7 7 4 7 12-14 MUST SELL! Red Aero 80 pnce negoti able Coil Loren 4 7 4 -9 8 4 7 $ 4 5 0 M 2 VESPA CLASSIC tcootof 9 0 cc Rum wed $ 2 5 0 Cod Toe, 4 4 3 -4 6 8 9 12-14 81 HONDA P oup ort 70 80m pg, ode» two w/heimef $199 95 4 9 5 -3 6 3 8 be twe e n 7 0 0 - 9 0 0p m 1-14 86 HONDA Spree Red 5 0 0 m ie t i k e new $ 3 9 5 3 4 3 -0 0 8 8 12-14___________ 80 — Bicycles AUCTION CITY OF AUSTIN BICYCLE SALE DECEMBER ’9 Preview 8 a m -10 am Sale Txne 10 am Location City Cokteum 3 0 0 bxryde» w ü b e told w here a, a» i» So toe N ghett fcxddw reg anie*» o f pnce Admrtuon i» free Term» C ath o r check w*h p r o p * ’D C le g h o rn & Associates Inc Mfchoel O e g h o m A uctione* TXS-C38 -00698 _____________________ 12-14 O ne Schwwwi 10-speed $ 5 0 Must ted 4 51-4708 12-14 RIAL ESTATE SALES 120 — Houses For Sale Secluded little cottage Acro»t from Stocy Pork. N gh in the t r m 2/1 w kx tra rental unit» N e o r thuHH $69 500 C o l 288-4766 or offvce 442-7833 M ory Plouctw Jor don Plouch# Co ____________________________ 12-14A PRESTIGIOUS ALDRIDGE Ploce 2-oory etotwe bock. B*x*fuify -»ttor*3 4-3 kxckd** o w n * hno ncn g Ann* 327 53 32 jim m * Ann V ouyrn Compony 346 4 52 4 12 141 5 MINUTES to com put O v * '90C »c h $9 8 0 0 0 ’ a o rg * x n K* tokd 4-2 Ann* 3 2 7 533 2 Jxiwm* M r Vougbr Compony 3 4 6 -4 5 2 4 12-14L m n*c»y « o t o $113 0 0 0 Go»* to U T S«kon hotpfkX and *osy oc emu to MoPoc 3-2 with o v * 1600 tq ft xi a rat* « * 1 torrafy n*ghbortK>od R*mo- <8*1 cor» w o o d * l lo» Sondnc M*nd*z 4 4 ’ 5 ’ 00. 2 8 8 -3 0 4 8 12-14 * FORECLOSURE * Reduced $69,950 Large 2-2 in West Campus Area. $0 down for owner occupied Also, inves­ tor financing Amelia Bullock Re­ altors Call Carman Erthal 346-1073 or 327-0977 FOR SALE Beautiful couch, giott with bro tt coff** and and tabi* matching lomp $ 4 0 0 O B O 4 5 2 -7 3 5 6 1-12 DESK ALL wood, buiit it myt*if Long* lat>i*-top for drafting. Must M* to op precíate $ 2 9 5 Co* Mark 4 9 9 -8 5 6 4 12 14 FOR SALE WNt* d r e s t* $ 3 0 Block desk. OBO 320-0291. 4 7 7 -3 8 0 8 12 14 fuk tiz* b ed like new, $75 $ 2 0 MICROSCOPE SOUTHERN preaeon, 10X. eyepiece. 30, 10, 5X obfecto .. N ever used $100 0 8 0 4 6 7 -7 1 3 0 12 14 RENTAL 350 — Rental Services 1 21C MOVING SALE Trundle bed with mat- table, tresees $169 d r e s t* one night y elow and whit* $ 9 9 83 7 52 8 4 12 14 ■ CO N D O S ■ m P O R U A E E k . $1000 D O W N Assume 10% fixed 1-1 condo on shuttle. 2-2 condo and 2-1 home off Guodalupe available Call for financing options Barbara, 258-2288, agent MUST SELL immediately Townhouse nr university a re a Paced below morke* Greor investment io e 2 8 2 -6 7 ? 5 1-13 S65 0 0 0 2 bedroom condos north of UT Quality project A verage rents Chvner nnonced with 25% S85 0 John B Sanford Realtor 454 down 66 3 3 4 58 9 0 0 0 12-14 BARTON HILLS 2 Oadroom condomm* um 3 deck», tr»*», covered porkmg ck/bhou»* pool - coov* m* * »o UT Only $ 6 8 , 5 0 0 ! Jim m i* Ann V a u g h n Compony. 3 4 6 -4 5 2 4 12-141 TARRYTOWN CO N D O Attum* FHA non-quaiify,ng loan for $ 4 0 0 0 Chorm >ng 2-1 nordw oodt, window» Anna. 32 7 533 2 Jimmt* Ann Voughn Compo- ny 3 4 6 -4 5 2 4 12-14L 140 — Mobile Homes- Lots applionc*» 1972 TRAILER m UT lot 12x60 2 BR. ’ 9 BA. $ 4 5 0 0 Ntogotiobl* C oi 4 8 0 -0 0 5 2 12- 14 turrvtures CA/CH TRADE VOUR truck for nty mob#* horn* or tot* utogoni 2-2, 14x80 many extra» Cok for 3**ort» finon ang ovodobte 247 2 2 6 7 12-14 _____________________ MERCHANDISE 200 — Fumiture- Household SaíGaínS- fiAÍGAJNS1 EAíGaíNS- 2 droww km . 1oc» Suno SwTto Otox» GaciXxxDwa OpfXng to6é*» T2" Skxog* Catxnat» C0X OFFICE PRODUCTS 3 4 5 7 6 9 ’ 10938 R*t*orcr HWY 183 N) M f 8 3 0 -5 3 0 Sai 10-4 $39 SO $29 50 $98 30 $98 00 $128 88 1-27C t e l g o o d used furntox-e LAE 1 0 o m -6 p m BUY O S ’ jr r v to r e O p e e d o s e d Yhur»Oo» 1 4 2 3 N o rth lo m o r fxi toe co­ o p i 8 3 6 - 6 6 4 ’ 12 14 N E W S O f * , LO VE SEAT a n d CH AIR $ '6 9 6 5 3 5 N o rth L o d c f» h jm e u r * L o m o r 4 5 3 - 8 5 5 8 1-18C 210 — Stereo-TV CASSETTE DECK TAC & tec h ra a $80 eoch 441 -4 380 12-14 Kenwood Make o ff* Dovtd 4 7 6 -5 9 5 0 12-14 integrated am p 100 watt» 12-14 220 — Computers- Equipment OSBOURNE WORD Processor for sole with 12' monitor $ 6 0 0 Call Jome» pi 44 4 8 0 3 4 or 3 8 5 -0 7 3 2 12 14 TANDY 1000 EX 286K $ 5 0 0 Matchmg color monitor $ 3 9 5 N o p n o t* 441 4 3 8 0 12 14 ________________ M OOEt 6 5 0 0 type w riter/com put* com ­ p a tib le u n d e r c o n d itio n worraiity LED reodout, outc centenng $150 474-4221. 4 7 4 -4 4 98 12-14 P e rfe c t MUST SELL Macintosh 512, external dnk dny* Apple Im ogew nt* Mac W rite/ MocPamt N ew monuoh & guxked loo n pfu» oddAonol software Coil 476-5917 12-14 lex lon ce IBM PC COMPUTER, p n n t* ond modem for X M ot Available immediately Best o ff* 1 -858-7343 Close lo Austin 12-14 250 —Musical Instruments FOR SALE Hondo electric gmtor with K ont* tremolo Podge $160 G reat C hnstm otgih Cok 4 6 7 -8 9 4 8 1-13 2JBL 4412 Siudto M oraton $ 7 0 0 Crown Microtech 6 0 0 p o w * om p $ 6 0 0 Lexi­ con PCM 60 digital reverb $ 5 5 0 837 1030 12-14 ______________ FENDER CLASSIC - I9 6 0 's Jazz M a st* bord-the* cose, tre mole $ 3 2 5 12-14 YAMAHA tR O M B O N E ~ 98C w /f at fochment Flexible $ 4 5 0 Hot cot. 2 mouth piece» extra» Co* 4 7 8 -4 2 5 5 14 330 — Pets RED DOBERMAN pup» Beautiful $5 0 Co* 3 8 5 -0 6 0 8 12-14 ADORABLE PUPPIES for odopkon Boo­ gie fox te r n * era»», hve weeks aid Ide­ al Chntttnot gifts 2 6 3 -2 3 0 2 12-14 340 — Misc. K H A K I C L O T H IN G l e a l h * o c k e f» - a m c m kifo rv tu rp lu t, G u o g H o D uck H e o d W o o lo c h K hata T g * 2 9 1 9 N o rth ,o m o r 4 7 9 - 8 6 0 8 1 2 -1 4 Í PIC N IC TABLE TN ck R e d w o o d E xcellent co n d to o rt U te d as d x x o g fa b le $ 3 0 o r P e tt D o ro th y A f t * 5 -0 0 4 5 0 -1 3 2 1 12- 14 m o d fy cta s u c a i R ECO RD SALE rack, b to e g ra tt co n d ra o n R e a to n a b le p o ce » 4 4 7 -6 7 1 3 a h * 6 p m 12-14 to u n d tra c k » E xc e k e r* to m e ---------------- _ - Coffee and and table» ragt* stand $15 Desk $ 20 4 9 9 -0 0 4 5 12 14 LEATHER JACKETS On* axcraft pilot tlyle dork brown $ 9 0 O th * . whit» motorcycle ttyte $6 5 4 54-6 21 6 12-14 C t _ ’KOPtRTIF-ST": y i Mony 1 & 2 Bet oom Units Available CoB Brenda Bost 478-6565 2712 Ho G rande No km . FREE | Leasing Service | iindf* • Apartmerlr h'lUHF- • [)UpiHXH- jimffU* out thnr»' la*avr *h«* hunting u- -jv |t *. a ^ \ fm, y 482-8651 503 W. 30th h a b ita t han tep s I ÜSLOCATO* savia in town, tost and , T b o a u G. Tkoapioa Jt. REALTORS * J 24 hours a day 452-8625 360 — Fum. Apts. PRELEASING FOR SPRING $250 HYDE PARK AREA FURNISHED EFF Pool, disbwash*/disposal, bmh-xi rra- crowove waMpap* CA/CH storage closet bookshehre» loundry On IF shut­ tle Pako/BBQ - On See Mgr 108 PLACE APTS 108 W 45TH 452-1419, 453-2771, 385-2211 2-11 * $ 245- $ 2 9 5 * L arge 1 bedroom furnished apart­ ment Woik m closet» Carpet Drapes Disposal Ceiling fans, large patio Pool Water/Gos paid Wolk U T 610 W 30th Monoger s Apt #134 477-8858 12-14 RENTAL 360 — Fum. Apts. Autos 197 2 BMW 2002 Rum good cortouretcy v x rebuff new uphofxtery $KXX) best o ff* 3 2 7 -5 9 5 8 346-7175 ’ U 7 5 MG8 N ew pom* new fop rol bor A M *M iSereo low m eet $ 3 2 0 0 445 0 1 5 7 evervrvg» 12-14 to o th * •- 84 NISSAN 30CZX Dtgeol tops loaded*. Custom pxnm pe Excel­ lent condMor. Low mie» $11 495 458 330 6 12 2 9 6 3 MERCEDES « 0 0 tow m ies ■peed AC 255-0318 Gory 12 15 fvoryiWock 4 G m ai shape 4 cyfxto* * 472 5879 W r DASHER '9 7 8 Fy* m ected door new clutch broke» $' 0 0 0 84 ’ 3 9 2 5 TM8 show o r campus 1-12 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Flat C o n v e rt* * New ctusch braees thocto v e s $ 2 5 0 0 482 8 0 8 ’ S -oAesnore # 2 0 8 ' 12 ’985 HONDA CRX Blue grey 5 -tc e e d tmmker abte wom j nry new broke» bat fen- $6 0 0 0 443 9K>5 'homei 1 '3 473 40 5 3 6 9 V5A Bug tor tale D ependable eco- $ 9 0 0 n o * coi G o o d n e g c to jt* A h* 6 £** s s j 495 2 1-13 c o n d -'-o n $450C « 8 6 Toyoto Short vtoeet base 4 speed ax 25 00C Ssgr* dam age 280 98 ' ’3m '« 8 5 VW C o n v e n t* 2 3 0 0 m eet Extended womonry Cos- v > p o w * b o o st* Exceierv condMon $ ’0 000 4 4 5 e '8 5 1 ’3 lo a d e d 5h 9 8 ’ aaAZDa GlC a asxeMs 447 K » 6 4 do e r 5 sp e e d $ '6 5 0 EUed** condMor 30 _ Trucks-Vans 14 8 ’ GOLF G7 Vodjiwogor AC 95 sun- ixnTls n » r l 50C t o e Btoct $K7 90C 4 '9 0 9 2 6 ! 14 .-u e e co rtn x node « 8 5 SAAi 90C ’ urtw 4-aoor e m o o X * doy too d * j $13 500 Col Bruce 33B-1S73 vghr 345 1864 ■ 4M *« ’ « RABBI’ took» good and n n quod $ '5 9 * or b e e o ff* Col 837 '4 9 4 ' 15 MOVING Mc.'ST sel 19’ 3 Triumph ’86 M p e rw o r m ore Bxx a i l * 4 ’8 2432 ' 8 ’0 * 0 ’ A Corado Saxchbock Very $ 500 ooo C a d 4 7 * -0 6 i6 8 ’9 6 9 CAMARO con. 3 2 ’ Auto 95 98 p o w * top «nnOamn. AC excader* con d e a r 452 8 7 0 6 1 8 'N T 7-xTvetod 9 ’ 7 le e a Suburbor Strong bur needs tam e work $ 7 9 5 N e g o e o t* M essage of 3 4 5 -7 8 5 8 1-21 79 OOOGE Spori euck. N ew brakes •rontrvsstor good shape Runt greor $1200 Scon 266 22 54 -25 86 F750 4X4 a x p o w * 4 spe e d 4 K gear cruee Ml 53 0 0 0 -ra. 70 0 0 $12,500 321 3 8 8 8 1-26 ’9 7 « 9 0 9 7 0 # VW $1450 t e b u d en­ gríe -o n a itoiMto r 452 7536 1 28 70 — Motorcycles CYCLE STOfUGE7't o o l * , No- mxnr Doy hokdoy» wane* Dry worm gon»ge Compteae m an to nonce Otoop- eet 458 9 ’ 75 12 1-4 ttN T A t M 0 — tental Services____________ t'RKI. SKRVICE . FREE SF R l ICE * FREE SERI ICE • £ I STUDENTS 2 APTS. AND CONDOS I a \d ila b le no\A or p re-lease tu m is h e d u n furn ished = HUGE INVENTORY 5 / w. all I T shu ttle lin e s or w a lk to cam p u s downtown lofts and other unique properties c o n l i n e n . / I "B argain Hunting? lift H u n t i n n t " i t s . F AWT A S T K S T U M N T SPECIALS Large 2 B edroom Furnished • W a te r 4 G as Poid • • Shattte • Poot • Easy Access to m oll • G o lf course across the street • N e a r A irp o rt a n d IH 3 5 From $395 4 5 4 -5 9 3 4 9 1 0 E. 4 0 th SUPER ONE BEDROOM AND EFFICIENCIES AVAILABLE NOW! • Quiet Complex • • On U. T. Shuttle • • Close to Shopping • it s t i n ‘ n 9 THUNDERBIRD APARTMENTS 4510 Duval 451-1244 S *! 7. " H r Have A Place Foe You!'' O f f * e » p 12 J l S ' $ I 4 5 2 - 1 1 2 1 • FREE SERVICE • EREE SERVICE • FREE SERVICE RENTAL 360 — Fum. Apt». AFFORDABLE LUXURY AT tHt ENGLISH AIRi APARTMENTS Ottering E x cD p h o n o R y makÉakmd EM d m d — y 1-T ^ 2 - 2*8 and Chmfcnoi Spaa I Starting at $199 e FocAAbi for rocquilbaM, hondboE, 4 twnnm • Two pools e Ftofneonal socufiy C o f b b r r B ^ beaded on 0m UT Shu0b and dty but rotdmbohmontthorddoondOriori I f f * Burton Dr. 44B-1M1 STA FFO R D FIOUSE APARTMENTS NEWLY REM ODELED I I S & 2 -2 S s t < H t i n < } ^ ill ( I o s / 1 0 ( 1 s/// / III 4 7 8 - 0 9 5 5 2 5 0 0 E. 22nd C nil Susdiin M-Scit 2 () F*r<>! M a n a g e d b% H r g r n . v F*r« — S m all, quiet* q u a lity c o m p le x 2 b lo c k s fro m L aw , o n s h u ttle ; a t t r a c ­ tiv e ly f u r n is h e d , w ith pool* la u n d ry , a n d a ll b illa paicL Efficiency to 3BR 4 7 4 - 1 9 0 2 Give Yourself A Present For Christmas... Movfe» to Tanglewood North \ W e P a y All Y o u r A /C a n d H eating * Cetling tans & microwaves * Furnished or Unfurnished * On site m a n a g e m en t & m aint * Quality Residents Now Pre-Leasing 1020 E. 45th Austin, Texas 78751 LEASING OFFICE: 452-0060 STUDENTS WELCOME! g ardbjg atcapts, C O -E D Low est Rotas E var! • N igh! Security G u a rd • F e n c e d P a r t i n g a re a lo r p erm it* Only • C e ilin g F a n s Som e Un ts w F ire p la c e i Balconies Facing UT Tow er M ic ro w a v e s H o t Tubs MOV* IN TODAY Luxury 1 BR Furnished DIPLOMAT APARTMENTS Special Low Sprina Rates! t M k to Coopts ft 469-0224 2222 Rio Grande 476-4992 D evisé Amoe. ACTS! HOUSTON 2801 Hemphill Park 472-8398 BRANDYWINE 2804 Whitis Ave. 495-4523 DALLAS 2803 Hemphill Park 472-8398 WILSHIRE 301 W. 29th 495-9523 Great Spring Rates! ED PADGETT CO. 4 5 4 - 4 6 2 1 - CORNERSTONE APTS. 2 8 th *t R io G ro a d o • 1 Bdrm. 1 Be Furnished • Short walk to campus - 4 blocks • Very clean and nice • Quiet and conducive to study • Plenty of free parking • Convenience store right next door PRE LEASING FOR SPRING H 478-4642 YTTTTC'?T?T7TTrTT7TTT7V?Vl'V]'VrVi Villa S o la n o Apts Slat & Guadalupe Attractive Fourpiexes With Beautiful Lawns. Across From Intramural Fields • Shuttle Bus. City Bus • Shopping Nearby • 2 Laundry Areas • Nice Fool 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. M ove In T oday For S p e c ia l R ates 451-6682 ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Rio Nueces S fr u H f V o te & f • 1 BR & 2 BR • Central A/C • On Shuttle • Laundry Rooms • Fully Furnished • Security • Poolw/Patio 600 W. 26th Street @ Nueces 474-0971 454-4621 Sd pR dft tistUbu Page 34/EXAM W EEK EXTKA/Monday, December 14,1987 RINTAl If u ' I R E N T A L B RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 3 4 0 - F u m . A p t i . 360 — Fum. Apts. 360 — Fum. Apta. 360 — Fum. Apta. 360— Fum . Apta. 360 — Fum. Apta. 360 — Fum . Apta. 360 — Furn. Apts. 370 — Uni. Apts. LEASING NOW FOE F A L L ' S ? ! SPECIAL RATES Furnished Efficiencies 1-1** & 2 -2 's e 3 Pooh e 3 laundry Rooms • G a s a n d W a fe r P a d • Shuffle at Front D o o r M n f foe StmdmUa Ttnglewood Westside Apartments 1403 Norwalk La. 472-9614 D a vis and A sso c 3000 Guadalupe J - J ' s A v a i l . • Ceiling Fans • Patios • Fully Fum. Call Now! 454-4621 Ed Padgett Realtors TMaNOOD APNRIMEMTS 2 /m S p e b tf t u ! • Large EfAcw naec from $275 • G ood Locador r U-T Area • Shuffle or W a ii to C am p u s • Ftepiacee • Poof M O V E IN TODAY! 469-9851 1000 W. 26th D A M S & A SSO C HYDE PARK LUXURY HARK EMBERS A P U T H E N T S 31st & Speedway Large 1 Br s. Fum or I nf 2 Ceiling Fan. Microwave.. Sliding Glue Doors Pat).» and Balconies. Vaulted Ceilings 2 Pooi*. Shaded Courtyard. Covered Parkin* vjuiet Complex P w - l r a r i a g F a r J u u i t 477-2004 W E S T C A M P U S I D E A L for SORORITY & FRATERNITY members. 1 B D R furnished Oa-Ss e N f \ s (. . u p o l s h . n . p m . • i .ir ¡/e l \ .it k - 1 n C llW,‘Is M u V H . I W s Call 459-1985 ■ l n t u r r t i shcd u r v n ,ii.u .n.u dtu, Terrific 2-2's at Super Special Price Gas & Water Paid $325 Circle V illa Apartments 2323 Town C ircle 447-5855 : M A R K ♦ w w i i X X £ Leasing For Fall * £ SPECIAL RATES £ £ One Bedroom Apartments £ ¡1 Bedroom From $300 £ ¡2 Bedroom From $370 £ a * 3815 Guadalupe * 459-1664 * D a v is A A s so c . : * * ♦ Ivanhoe Village A p a r t a e a t s — In Travis Heights — Next To Park — Quiei Neighborhood — M e a l For G r a d Student — R e cre atio n A r e a s — Pool laundry — ExrettetB R a te 1500 East Side Dr. 441-4375 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ V .I.P . APTS. NoFhmFlam We offer the best Ngh style furmshed apts tn the UT area Luxury 3 Bd -2 Ba 2 level unit, suitable for 3 or 4 mature students. New furniture, pool, new carpet, pabo Walk or IF shuttle at door Now Leasing for Spring! R esen t \xhit space todas and y o u too can enjon ... p M M . i m m H A ¿Juppe: k j O r i M i m i t c m » E x x m k m i m a m l i á a . ' & c B B j á * f £ b a * r Come In Today T R I T O W E R S 801 W est 24th St. Austin, Tx 78705 (512)476-7637 W A L K UT, 1-1, very dean, CA /C H . cov q rtd porim g, dqhwqihqf, fm h ty pomt- ed, new carpet, drapenet 4 7 4 -5 9 2 9 12-141 N E A R H A N C O C K Center Nicety fur­ nished 1 & 2 bedroom. Heal, water, cable paid. $ 2 6 0 -$ 3 4 0 + E 1037 E 44th. 4 52 -8 2 5 3 2-5______________________ N O W L E A S IN G 1 S 2 bedroom fur­ nished apt»., new p o o l laundry, CA /CH , small com plex perfect tor grad students. Shank Apartments, 330 4 Rad River, 4 7 6 -8 4 7 4 1-18 12-14 C L O S E T O UT north Efkaenciet, 1 BR, $195 $245; 2 BR, $ 3 5 0 Office, 404 E 31st. 477-2214, 453-8812, 452 4516 12-14L_____________________________ ALL BILLS PAID Special Rates Eff. 1BR Sm. 2 BR $295 $395 $440 Walk or shuttle to compus, CA/CH, modelad, convenient to everything. 2212 San Gabriel 474-7732 ______________________________ 1-26A ★ ALL BILLS PAID ★ West UT Area Eff., 1 & 2 Br. Remodeled it Reduced Rent 2408 Leon 476-8915 1-20A Noisy Dorm/Apt.? Grades Slipping? Move In Today! Free December Rent. Call 345-7406 after 6 p.m. 12-14 WARWICK APTS. 2907 West Ave. Beautifully landscaped. Pool with waterfall, borbeque pit», sundeck and laundry All units fuBy furnished C ed­ ing fan in each room a nd rrorubtinds FuHy equipped kitchen G o» & water paid. Eft - $ 2 7 5 1 bedroom - $ 32 5 , 2/2 large - $ 4 9 5 474-7426 4 4 4 -2 7 5 0 Best of Both Worlds West Campus convenience with the quiet of a small community with pool. Cute efficiency. Coll for appointment. 472-3816 ___________________________________12-14 MESQUITE TREE APTS. - $250 One bedroom furnished apart­ ments. Close to compus, near shuttle. Dishwasher, AC, ceiling fan. Laundry facilities and hot tub. Water and baste T.V. cable patd. No pets! Resident mana­ ger #301, 2410 Longview St. For info. 478-2357. UNITS AVAJ ABLE NOW! 12-141 CLO SE TO compo» Spooous «ffioency n smok comptax Apphonce» wafk-m ctosai lOundry parking gov w a W poto $250 Va»a Propam a» 4 72 -3 4 5 3 ’2 14 N O N S M O K E R S torga 2-1 with yord Q u a ! n eigh bo rho o d FumiVied or on fu m sh od $ 3 9 5 BAs poto 12-14 LEASE SPECIALS! MONTAGE APTS.-$270 2812 Rio Grande: Redecorated 1/1, CACH, convenient to UT. G & W and ba*ic TV cable paid. Laundry room. 462-0930,447-9845 FRONTIER APTS.-$210 SPECIALI 4111 Ave. A: Large efficien­ cies. On shuttle A dty bus. Quiet com­ plex CACH. G & W and bask TV cable paid 462-0930. 323-5982 ________________________ 12-141 FOUR WEEKS FREE WITH LEASE 1-1 Q u ie t a p a r t m e n t a v a ila b le 5 m inutes from cam pus. W a t e r /g a s paid. Furnished - unfurnished. $ 2 6 0 - $ 3 0 0 . 4 7 2 - 2 7 7 3 . 1-12 CHECK THIS OUT_ Super low rote» on effioenaes/l bedrooms, furmshed unfumuhed Convenient to Seton, block to h e shuMe Hancock Center, UT and aty bus Int. A l apptonces. pool laundry room. Gas and water pad. 3 0 2 W. 38th 4 5 3 -4 0 0 2 1-27C SPRING SPECIALS • Furnished • Shuttle e • JERRK/K I. M. Hi * 104 E 3 2 n d 1 B edroo m from $ 2 3 5 2 B edroo m $ 2 7 5 See M o n o g e r Ace # 1 0 3 O r C o l 4 7 6 - 5 9 4 0 * S p e e d w a y " 4 10 5 Sp e e d 1!» ay EfS ae n a e » $ 2 2 5 Se e M a n a g e r A p t # 1 0 3 O r C o < 4 5 1 - 4 9 1 9 4 1 0 0 A ve n u e A 1 B edroo m $ 2 2 5 See M a n a g e r A pt # 1 0 3 O C o l 451 1 0 6 4 If no o ntw e r c a l 4 7 6 - 7 3 5 5 WALK TO CAMPUS A V ALO N APTS. 32N D & IH-35 l 86r $ 2 4 5 & up. C o n v e n ient for low e n ginee ring students Low D e ­ posit Ce ilin g fans, w afk-m close*» o n ­ site louodry, o n site m gr . qmet deon, smoH. neat co m p le x 476-0604 12-14C SU CASA APTS. 203 W. 39th 1 b e d ro o m furnished aportm ents 1 be d $ 2 7 0 basic cab le poto 1 m onth free O n shuttle C lo se to UT 451-2268 FIVE BLOCKS WEST UT O e o n qiAe? efficiencies w eB-m om - tom e d by o w n e r Krtchen 90s stove '-efn ge ra tor W a lk -m closet p o n e ie o living ro o m corp e t Khjrsdry a n d w o $ 2 6 ? Red Oak ter g o s fu m *she d Apn 2 1 0 4 S o n G a b n e * 4 7 6 7 9 1 6 ________ r 4A t x x i F U R N IS H E D n o r * of compus $ 2 8 5 Coding*o'* C o* J o * 4 7 4 -8 9 1 0 12-14 Cwxxksiup* 2 1 BR Kxmnhed or TVC'OWOVt to cSasses from kUcher ih c» "» Closet to st wroA ompu$ 4 7 2603 U.T. Students P R E L E A S IN G for S P R IN G TERM. 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apartments. AN Bilb Paid. Across from campus. Call Pete 472-3914 26th & Red River 1 bedroom, 1 bath, $300 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $330 plus electricity 40 ft. pool gas heal, covered parking large dosats. new opplonces. new carpet, anal complex Gill for appointment, 263-5560 __________ 1-2SF TAKE A BREAK G iv e yourself a chance fo live in the largest a n d most beautifully furnished 2 -2 in W e st C a m p u s O u r units h a ve m o d e m furniture, full kitchen with m i­ crow ave, frost free refrigerator G o s c o o k in g (w e p a y for gos), ceiling fans a n d intercom s in each roo m C o v e r e d parking, pool, sun deck, b o rb e q u e pits Individually o w n e d a n d m om tomed. Le ase n o w a n d ge t a RENT BREAK Sandpiper Apts. 2810 Rio Grande 474-2542, 444-2750 ELEGANT, CHEAPEST WEST CAMPUS 2-2 ABP *xc*pf eWcfrx watarfced cmfcng fan. b#o i'»e — Si D o w d » IB . Library UT form tnqngle of c o rv a r ■ence orourvq G re a t O a k kponvnent» L a r g e c o s e t s dtsnw oshe' O n p o v a bookshetves C A C H cenrng tonj w 'x w tk , la rg e p o o l 2 9 0 0 Swisher Red 8 ver 3 0m $ 4 75 4 ^ ^ 3 3 8 8 4 72 2 0 9 ' 4 '8 5 '3 0 w a lk m 1 -2 5A 12-14 RENTAL 370 — Unf. Apta. 2 -2 A UNELLE AP A RT M E N TS 4100 Avenue A 1 bedroom efficiencies $ 2 4 0 Se . monoger Apr 103 or ctd 451-1084 If no onswer col 4 78 -7 3 5 5 12-14A R IO G R A N D E / w o * to campus. 1-1, AC, carpet, appliances, $255. 451-8122 West W orld Real Es­ tate. 12-14A laundry tocilikes N E W O N E bedrooms. W e d compus. Wather/dryer, microwove Fumehed/ unfurnished. Spnng $350, spring and summer $325 O nly 5 left! Call John at PMT, 4 7 6 -26 73 12-14A U V E C O N V E N IE N T L Y o n d d ío r d a b iy .ñ W e d Com put O n W C Fumehed with ceA n g Ians and imcrowovee. Large 1 BTs. comfortable 2 B T x C o l Paul. 322 0 9 0 3 12-14_________________________ C O Z Y , C O N T IN E N T A L efficiencies Comfortable and appealing Easy waB school w ed tide of campus. Plenty of Fumehed or unfumefted C a l 12 noon. 476-8590, 2518 Leon St 1-23_______________________________ N E A R UT Low School on RR shuttle Fur rushed room $150 ABP to $22 5 ABP C A /C H share b a k e 3310 Red River 4 7 6 -3 6 3 4 1-25_____________________ M A M A M IA I Bed pnces m town 2 bed­ Fumehedl New room only $ 3 0 0 appkonces 1 N ew drapes) N e w corpa* Close to St Dowd's! Apt Fmders. 458 1213 12-14A TELIURIDE A P A R T M E N T S 4100 Avenue C 1-1, 1 ♦ loftrT Sm ol, dean, qmel H yde Pork com plex 4 5 3 -0 4 6 1 1-27 N O N S M O K E R E FF IC IE N C Y with v r ^ l yard PnvcUe Q uw r ne ^ h b o r h o o d Fur nehed or untumehed $ 3 0 0 B As pato 4 7 2 - 3 5 7 6 12-14_______________________ TIRED O F UT com m ohonl Try our ipo csoue efficiency in a great N o rth wed to catson $195 - E Free rent unei ion 1 C o l M e rg e 3 7 1 -0 6 5 2 12-14A__________ F O U R B L O C K S from cam pus O n e bed room Q u W m icrowave la u n d ry P o o Available Dec 15 $ 2 9 0 Bryon 4 7 6 3 3 5 4 12-14___________________________ 3 2 0 0 T O M G reer 3 0 0 E od 33 rd ond 9 0 6 East 46lh Large 1 I 2 bedroom» fum ehed ond unfurnished 3 4 5 72 3 2 12-14 LIKE L IV IN G N E A R H E B * 4 ! s t« e d ( W 4 5 2 -6 5 1 8 12 14 M O V E N O W Of rooorvo rO s* ctxjrm w ^ o p o rlm e n * b o m * for t p n n ^ i s m s S t i d w iw sj, patio moor J T on i h u N 4 S 4 9 8 1 2 r *v # * roKdo $ 3 ? 0 r m e • E 1 2-U_________________ FRCSHIY P A IN T E D 2 b iocto to c o m p u t 11 2 ' 2 ’ qsjho* c o m p is a $ 28 5 m o pOT% 4 7 8 18 7C ! 2 4 s m o i S m a l l O lD C ® p o p o o l ®*<3 L v f r 4 7 2 - 6 3 5 1 12 ’ 4 n eo* cCH» SctKXJ* 3 2 1 2 com p*** ( o « r « c 2 S T O R Y U V I N G ro o m wifh fm sp io ; • * bo<3room 2 b a * * amp** c o+mrod port •n^ LOrOrat S * o * 0^x3 O ' jashw asN R * ->» p a sa f 2 8 ’-3 ®»o G ^ a n O * i f & M P»op * f % * s 4 8 0 - 0 9 ^ 6 12 I 4 f ENFIELD AREA ip ry * 2 b sdrrxm i 5 15 F o lm c H a t e $4 'Q ethcenciei a l b4k poto C A C H tounpr> *a . I * » i c a b ie ‘V UT Uxxe» C a l 3 9 ' 2 5 T6 M F 12 14 W A Lk UT 1 ' C A C H *re»hh p o x M . cwered d u h w o s h e r a r g e wwtoow» p o r t i n g 4 14 5 9 2 9 1 2 1 4 1 foLikee» $ 2 9 C ____________ T IR E D O F A F A R ’ i w f N * c o r afkorp V w ' 3 4 Í 6 5 0 12 14 i r y l h s G I Y o u b n rk O u p le * $ 2 25 O t D E t G A R A G E ape nm n r* Senou. » ef-groom ed u w t n h Uuoerv Nc pel» nc m a t e » 4 '2 3 9 4 / 2 4 A P A R ’ M E N ' S X » ■ a p a n m w m A c Hficiencms o o e a t M $ 2 2 5 - x 4 5 3 - 0 5 4 / THE PARAPET, 28th and Rio Grande Lorge 2-2, fijlty furnished W /D Great ded. $ 60 0 469 9 3 0 0 12-14__________ Unexpected vacancy Very Large Effi ciency C H C« e>f1 Bedroo m neor U T shuttle '/I Bedroom neor U.T shuttle CAJ eikng fans. M fans. Mature mdmduatt. N o pets 474-1212 2-5 G A R A G E AP A R T M E N T Quiet, Enfield orea. Smgle occupant, water/gas p a d $ 22 5 478 9343. days, 478-8607, nights/weekends. 1-15 3 7 0- U n i . Apts. T O M TU R K EY SAYS: L e a s e a o n e o r t w o b e d r o o m n o w a t THE E L M S an d receiv e your FR E E T U R K E Y •$99 Move-ln sta rtin g $27 9 S H U T T L E e H Y D f P A R K 4 5 2 -7 2 0 2 600 I. 53rd ‘fo r a p p lic a n t s w / g o o d re n ta l h i s t o r y . ^ B 0 r e n t s s t a r t i n g ^ AT $230 LARGE A 1 and 2 Bedrooms ^ A p a r t m e n t a n c T o w n hom es f f i Irongate f f ^Apartments • O C R SHu+tif e Fireptoce» a - 454-2636 CALL NOW ! á f L ' m . ' m , m , £ SPACIOUS LIVING £ ’ M C M U T D 8 S O M D : e * p o e s r o o w T s i * O e x e r e i r e i t > i 1 Se w # u * ; . * ♦ * ear * * * # L O F T S , 1 f t ! B O R N S Starting at $279 e FT , Mkroaravr O f • Jetton. Pod. W D Connection* • On l/T S h a n k • Other Properties Available SO UTH 4 4 3 -3 N 0 NO RTH 45241S3 ¡H0U0WAV APTS. J Ait C o n d it i o n e d E ffic ie n c ie s * $215/mo. AIL BILLS PAIO 2 B lo c k s to C a m p u s J 2 5 0 2 N u e c e s * J 476-1957 474-2365 WALK TO CAMPUS Luxunou$ We$t Campu$ Condo at apartment pnce. Fully equipped washer and dryer, fireploce, full kitchen complete with microwave. Hot tub and covered park­ ing. Call to see 476-3648 Coventry Place 2814 Nueces ____________12^ U ROOMMATE SPECIAL! 2 bedroom, 2 bath from $375 NORTHWEST HILLS 8100 MOPAC 345-0870 _____ __________12 *4L THE VANDERBILT 320-0581 9 ¡ 2 w 22^d St A pf ee-i**- £ :i*wopoiom • • W oilS*rv y*vo n • M -onegrve ■■'*or*„*r\ f • o * • • - mong Town Lake Circle Apartments 2409 Town Lake Circle 447-5971 1-1 $250 a month 2-2 $350 a month $ 1 0 0 rerurslabhe Je po su C a r be made in 4 payments ot $25 each. ’ Shuffle bus aty bus 1 Shopp ing i entertainment > Laurxtr. room ■ P oo l LL D connections Spe oa i pnces or selected un;& SAGEBRUSH APARTMENTS Relax by our large pool and live in quiet, comfortable surroundings near cam pus and the D F shuttle. One Bedroom apartments from $225 Two Bedroom apartments from $325 F r e e h e a t & w a t e r 2604 Manor Rd. 478-0992 $ 9 9 D e p o s i t P r e - L e a s in g F o r S p r i n g 1 st M o n t h s R e n t $ 9 9 • N e w U u D h o u s e U n d e r Co nst r uct i on • n a ’ i G " C e r a m , c T • ¡e K . t c n e n u r j B u t n • ? 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Texas 78751 451-2343 ( V H IM L f U .Apartments in \A esi Campus 2810 Salado Austin. Texas ?8',05 4 ’’ 2-3816 FREÍ (arre rcise, aerobics bubbK lacumv workout room large pool setlu c__ residentes PROFlss)C>NAll> MANAGED R B I B ea u tifu l la n d sca p in g . Easy a c c e s s to th e U niversity, sh o p p in g & d o w n to w n 1, 2, 3 ledruom Apartment Homes Classic Living In Travis Heights 444-2486 1824 South IH-15 fxrt W o o d la n d w e re o n th e righ t on \R SMUTTU AlSO* PRE-LEASE NOW FOR JAN. 1ST! RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL 370 — Un#. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. 370 — Unf. Apts. Small Apartment Complex on shuttle needs help with maintenance, painting, deamna aportmentt, etc. W ell give you partial tree rent on one or two bedroom apartment m trade for w o rt Need 3-4 people Send nome, phone to: Monogar Box 643 Austin, TX 78767 12-14 WEST CAMPUS 2 BR's $400 1 BR $250 ZERM ATT/ZINFANDEl'SKANSEN A m 1905 Rio Orondo 2 )0 0 N u k « 3 2 0 -8 3 6 ) 4 7 2 5 2 5 8 12-14 UT APARTMENTS Low Rates 300 E 30th, 1-1'*, $210 5623 Woodrow, 1-1, Furnished, $235 FSA Harrison-Pearson 472-6201 _________________________ 1-21A 1 Month Free! With Six-Month Lease 2 don- 2-1 balcony ovwtoota pool. ER shut " • city bus 5 nrttrnAM from downtown Two blocks h-cxn Htke & Btke Troii C W complex pool loundry room Call 474-4154 Leave Message A L M O S T N E W 1 b ed ro o m in quiet smoM ok co m p lex Energy efficient C A /C H , appliances, ceding fans $ 2 0 0 (unfur­ nished), $ 2 2 5 (furnished) Private Prop­ erties 4 6 7 - 7 1 8 2 , 4 5 9 - 0 9 9 0 (evenings) 12-14C ______________________ W A L K T O C A M P U S SHUTTLE A N D CITY BUS LARGE EFFICIENCIES $ 2 2 5 * urns 4 7 2 - 2 1 4 7 . 12-14C___________ electric «y M o u n o K » C ondom m i H YD E PARK efficiencies e x ceten d y m o in tam ed, smok q » » com plex. SmaM po ol, sunny o p e n courtyard Gos, w a t » pota Cok 4 5 8 8 8 9 3 o r 3 2 8 - 4 2 4 0 1-28 NESTLED A M O N G secluded pmes with m o d e m architectural design these 1-1's N jv e m rcrow ove ovens, doub le size bedroom s ceding tons W a lk to UT H u r­ ry1 They re leasing tosh TIP Leasing, 4 4 5 - 5 9 0 9 ( 3 0 9 ) 1-14F_______________ LARGE 4 B E D R O O M , 2 Both 2 Irving oreos, fireploce, fenced, corp eted , a p ­ plionces, C A /C H , n e a r CR shuttle $ 6 2 0 Avoitotde January 6 3 7 3 , 3 2 7 - 4 9 5 0 12-14 3 2 7 - 6 9 0 8 , 3 2 7 UT 3 8 0 3 - A D uval Large 1 b edroo m , a p - phonces, lovely y a ra montfdy leose $ 2 7 5 8 3 6 - 4 3 3 0 12 14A ceikng fons 5 5 0 3 -B JIM H o g g Cute 1 b ed ro o m du­ plex, apphonces. nice yord, privacy, m ontfdy lease, $ 2 6 5 8 3 6 - 4 3 3 0 12-14A UT 5 0 8 E 3 8 th M o d e m 2 1, C A /C H . uhkty room , appliances m onthly leose $ 4 3 5 8 3 6 - 4 3 3 0 12-14A ______________ W A L K T O campus! 2 BR/1 B A C A /C H , d r y » , shuttle, $ 5 0 0 / m o plus bdts Avad o b le 1-1-88 Cok D on, 4 7 8 - 4 8 9 7 12-14 W A L K T O compos huge efficiency m four-pie* H o rd w o o d s appliances, yard g o s /w a te r pota $ 2 7 5 Vista Properties 4 7 2 - 3 4 5 3 12-14 2 STORY 1 6R loft ap artm en t W est Com - pus Coll 4 8 0 - 0 9 7 6 12-14 2 -9 F W H A T 'S T H E D E A L ? W e st C am pus u nfu rn ish e d a p a rtm e n t V ery nice, C A /C H studio C oil a n d ask WHAT'S THE DEAL? 480-0976 _______________________ 12-14 1 Month Free With Six-Month Lease WaÉio UT or lot. 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N ’ Ra , L O C A T IO N 2-1 a p p -o n .e s c o ra o n $ 2 ' 5 4 5 ’ 8 '2 2 lO T W AC W esI W orts l e » t toses 12 '4A i-A M E R O N R O A D o reo t o r a » a p p -o rv e s t o r p o n $ 3 5 0 W ew rto r ts R e a Eeose «5 1 8 ) 2 2 1 2 - M X irtuM e 2 1 A C ’9 4 0 » 2 ’ on gu»> e s e » T ord oak Room. * w b o » ’ 3 0 5 la b at w indow s' A r t w o o o $ 4 0 0 4 * 2 2 ) 2 3 ’■ 20» H V D t FA R * i ■ $ 3 0 0 4 3 c f X e n u e „ ShfcXHe -essouronb porft, g » » seckxh ws E vem ngi l ( m 3 4 5 3 ’ 3 3 '2 14 O t 'O R F PARKER lone VoiASec Tord $ 4 8 0 TIP . eosvng 4 4 5 5 9 0 9 ,6 ? 0 i 12 14F v e r. large 3 2 R e fn g e ra s » cel m g lA S u E bed ro o m d upte* $ 3 8 5 A 8F 3 50’ Uberty (upeoms; 476-3634 1 2 5 CENTRAL l o c a t i o n 2 1 balcony sordw ooa Boon, apphonces Ire 6153 12 14 __ a oraom $ 3 ^ 4 ^ 9 $245 EFFtClEhftCY 4 plan, v o ft so LA rtov* 23 3 0 '0 B Fr\xh Ralph Louis Property Mgmt 458 675 7 12 14 'etngeratar AC ovodobte D » W ALK tO UT from ipoo ou. duple* con- verted from o ld » home CACH stave "efn g erot» new pomt lots of w ido w s u p tP »rt 3 sAsrv 2-1 $650 down $600 801 W 28*» Ralph loun Fraperty Mgmt 458 6757 12 14 SRA O C X JS N EW 3 2 Fweptoce apph fenced onces waX-m dosetK potto backyard, covered portong 3 blocks In- room kam urai Fields Could handb 4 $595 454 3250 12 14 FOR INFORMATION AND PRE-LEASING CALL RENTAL 400 — Condos-Townhouses 3 2 2 - 9 8 8 7 .COMDOmMNM QUALITY UVIMS AT A H t w t m H o m m c B 2505 Longview THE ADDRESS IN WEST CAMPUS • Efficiencies • 1 Bd/I Ba. • 2 Bd./2 Ba. An Intmrfatm Manogmmmnt Community RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL RINTAL 390 — Unf. Duplexes 400 — Condos* Townhouses 400 — Condos- Townhouses 420 — Unf. Houses 435 — Co-ops 440 — Roommates E x a m W e e k EXTRA/M onday, December 14, 1987/Page 35 2-1 W EST C A M P U S 2 -2 m ic ro w a v e w a o w n e r agent 3 4 6 - 4 2 2 0 12-14 425 — Rooms HYDE PARK CONDO A great deal on a spocious 2 - 2 in a qmet neighborhood close to campus A ll oppf onces including m icrowave and W /D connections in a utility room Fireplace, cekmg fons, outside storage closet well lighted, secure, energy efficient on shut tie $600/month A voliable now Sham rack Properties, 343-0881 HYDE PARK condo! Cute 1-1 wrth built in desk, shelves and chest o(-drowers Musi see G reat pnce O nly $295 Apt Finders, 458 1213 12 14A FA BU LO U S! C O Ñ Yjo T ÍT hY D E PARIK~7~ 2 m icrowave w a t» pata 4 blocks from shuttle Stacked w/d connections O nly $350 Apartm ent Finders 458 1213 12 14 A LANTASTIC DEAL furnished 2-1 condo A voiloble spnng semester O nly $490 4 72 9635 12 14 12-14C ST0NELEIGH CONDOMINIUM Luxury living in the heort o f w est ro n pus Preieosm g 2 2s ond 3-3s For spring or im m ediate m ove tn Am eni hes include • elevator • plenty of co vered parking • vo lleyb o ll pool • w asher-dryer • oil ap p liances including m icrow ove • on site m anager 240 9 Leon C a ll Today 474-7628,343-8775 L ik e N e w Spocious 2-2 N e w carp et hie mint bhnds and point 3 ceiling fans Deck. Firep loce Very secure W e ll insulated Shuttle ond bus stop at front d o o r 10 minutes to cam pus and dow ntow n via M o po c $ 47 5 272-5783 and 272 -4076 block to shopping center t t t t t t t t * * * * * * * * * * * * * * O A K V IE W C O N D O M I N I U M S Luny'XXrt oetiroorr corOorntnnjms Ftr# pKXe COV*f%6 H*H A p o 2 5 2 0 LOf>9 2 BR/'2 BA • W /D , fireplace W C N e e d to sableóse o ne o r both rooms N e g o h a b le $ 5 2 5 mo t s u m m » 4 7 8 2 5 6 4 1? 14 R ED U C ED UT condo 3 0 0 0 G u ad alu p e w at» 1 tarnished d e a n parking p ata leose $ 2 7 5 /m o 4 7 8 '5 0 0 12-14 1 b e d ro o r- ? T bet*- 1 4 7 4 S Q FT Large living room 2 car g a ra g e poot ne ar shuttle Cckl 3 2 7 4 8 5 3 beN veer 6 9 p m 12 14 N E W F U R N IS H E D second flo o r efhcien cy w/porch bolcony o verlo oking 2 swimming pools Terms c o u r t clubhouse co vered parking Close to UT shuttle Paddock Con dom inium Janet 331-6599 a fter 6 0 0 p m 12-14 D Y N A S T Y H1GHRISÉ Live like the Carr ingtor s D o o rm en covered parking Ef bedroom s from $ 4 0 0 Bills ficieocy p ata 2 bedroom s a v a ila b le in s e re 'a buildings D ram atic views Coll Rick Anes Properties 4 7 6 - 3 5 9 9 ’ 2 4C G R E E N W O O D T O W E R S pool, security 3 2 7 2 2 5 2 12 4 2 Ü 2BA oS b»fii po»d S 3 9 5 JUST RED U C ED pontfiw M o n o rch M ao o g o m o n * 4 4 5 71V 2-14 W lrST C A M P U S g re a t 1 BR coodo Pn vote patfc firep iace $ait»IJo f*ie pool w d, fTucrowove $ 5 0 0 4 7 4 - 7 2 9 2 12 >4 If SHUTTLE Small qu*e» c o m p ie * 1 arx2 2 bed room s G a i/K e a t po*a Cetitog fon$ 4 401 S p e e d w a y 4 5 9 - 0 8 8 9 12- 4 O N E B E D R O O M three block* from cam ­ pus W / D mmibfinds. courtyard view sunpeck.. co vered padtjng $ 3 2 5 4 72 6 6 8 4 12-14 4 4 0 * S PEED W A Y 1-1 all oppiionces $310- mo C ontact M x h o e i 3 3 5 - 8 4 0 8 12-14 __________________________________ SUBLEASE N r w ' -1 con d o M ic ro w a v e ce4*nq Bos fian x e m o k e .p o o i Jo e uzzj kettxoi! court $ 4 l7 /m o Joe 4 7 8 -5 5 1 5 ovo**ob4« ’ 2 - 2 0 ’ 2 4 O R 2 Bdr co ñ ac neor shutfie AJI appf* etc 4 4 4 onces nckxfcng u»as>w dryer p o o i $ 4 2 5 $ 4 5 0 H o rd e b e c t Reafity 4 9 9 9 '2 -1 4 * '0 0 0 -8 K E N N E T>- R iveraoe. o r shuttle 2 2 ' Aji opolionces hr#proce $ 5 5 0 P * ' month S*ec O n e p 'O p e rt*s 4 8 2 8 9 2 5 3 3 1 -O H 7 1 -2 2 C __________________ 410 — Fum. Houses 12-14 3-a R A R T ía ílY fijrntshec Q m et o o r^ o o c CA* C h Neo? crN exuv S 5 7 5 4 7 2 - 3 5 7 6 12 ?4 and ct*kSr9r w stcom c 420 — Unf. Houses L A R G E H O M E u k* new ' 8 Deoroom 3 both eiegont nome r « y a * P a t, v s torth of UT 2 knng areas . 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TASTEFUL S P A C IO U S 3 2 ’ S u n ro o m , deck hordw oods carpe» C A /C H fans W 'D . fireoiace fenced $ 7 5 0 4 7 7 >63 ogent 12-14 C h a r m i n g a n d remode»ed 2 room hordw oods C A /C H w orkshop deck tans g a ra g e $ 5 5 0 4 7 7 U 6 3 ag ent 12 ’ 4 appiiances S ur fireptoces C A C H H A Ñ C O C r T e N T E R Huge 3-2 o< 4 -2 , three go ro ge beoutrfpi mees S ’ X 1 A l l- 6 3 agent 12-14 fenced STUDENT SPECIAL Rio G ran d e & 2 4 tfi ALL BILLS PAID '•CJwr.BC 'W1* coaxtec i v sry su • ■ errlm- A 7 • , DEC pmrTie Coi uso 4 7 2 - 4 9 2 4 PR V A E S iN G lE dorrr ro o m s- -students onryi Fum tsheo A B P - c o rp e te d G ra n d e 4 7 2 4 9 2 4 12-14 2 4 m a rx j Rk> $ 2 3 0 $ 2 7 5 C A C H - N EAR E N G IN E E R IN G H em phtfi Park. foe rimes 7 2 4 3 1 2 - U l c a rp e te d n c pets schcxy a.BP 2 8 0 9 cooking ‘ease 9 2 6 p riv a te "oom Share PRIVA E B a T h kitchen C A C h Q u*e* n o n s m o k in g p e tte sj 4 0 8 W est 7th A v o iio b *e D ecem p e r A 6P $ 2 7 5 4 7 4 - 2 0 2 5 12-14C DOB»E D o rm ito ry dout>*e SUBLEASE ro o m pH meots m a id service $ 7 0 0 uní»! end of schoo /ear Cof? Bus*neis O^Bce Debro 472 8411 M-F 8-5pm, 12-14 N E A R UT lo w S c h o o i on RR shuttfis Fur­ nished nx>m $ ’’ 5 0 ABP tc $ 2 2 5 ABP C A 'C H 4 7 6 - 3 6 3 4 share ba th s 3 3 1 0 Red River -2 5 H O W W O U L D YOU kke to rv« IT the Cas tifia r the s p n n g sem ester a t a 'e d u c e s r a te * C ofi B e 4 5 3 - 7 3 3 2 12-14 Q U t P N O N S M O K IN G w om en rooms w ith lafctven occess $ 2 2 5 sin g le S30C d oub*« Bifis p o*o 4 ^ 2 - 3 5 7 6 ’ 2 4 C U A R T O S DESDE $ 8 0 e - h is p a n x a 3 2 2 -9 1 0 5 /4 7 4 -1 0 1 2 1 2 -U . c :a sc STARK D O R M com pus K itchen sn a re d 4 7 7 -O G 4 5 tw o to naom $ '2 5 near ’ 2 C O N V E N IE N T FU R N IS H E D ro o m W?m a¡ opp*«ances ABP Un?vers#*v A ve Q u*et p e d e c * to r s e rx x n o r G ro d $ 2 2 5 m e 4 8 0 - 0 4 1 9 ’ 2 4 NEAT ROOM ALE BILLS ALL MEALS FURNISHED CO-ED FRIENDLY CHEAP! a l l f o r m o C A L L S O O N ! ICC CO-OPS 4 7 6 -1 9 5 7 510 W. 23rd MXML KK», MUS $272 FKENCH HOl’SE Fnemrty fun, fu n v h e d fuu* e rtc food 4 B to d a k > U T 7 1 0 W . 2 1 s t 4 7 0 -6 5 0 6 0PSIS APARTMENTS CO-OPS $ 2 4 5 Mo person E 4 t>»OCks ftorr c o m p u s 2BI? ?SA. fu * nfs^e d S do ckxís bo*con*es c o v 9*9<3 parking fri^orJV a»mosprY#f« 1906 Pearl Call 476-5678 ca m p u s A V E G E T A R IA N C O - O Co-md. 7 b»ocks fi'O rr fo r S p nng 8 8 $*ngi« o r ckx»bi« ro o m s 261C R*o G ro n p e D o r » w a it C d ' 4 7 6 - T 9 0 5 1 -2 0 _______________ vo co n cie s fe w Q U iE 'r C O M M U N IC A T IV E n o n s m o k e r Mo m e y atmospTsere b k x * co m pos TOur owr ro o m Petiess Sbar© CO OP w p p e n otlis 8 m a tu te $ AC 4 7 2 - 5 6 4 Ó 12-14C rxxrsem ates 4 7 4 - 2 0 0 2 4 7 4 - 2 0 2 5 $ 6 5 A R R A K lS C O -O P sm oil fn e n d fy atm os p^vere 4 blocks fro m cam pus D o u b ie v a ca n cie s fo r s p n n g 2 2 1 2 ReoH $ 3 0 5 nctuoes f o o d b 4 b 4 7 2 - 2 2 9 2 12-14 R C O m S F R O M $ 8 0 lo r g u o g e c o -o p 3 2 2 - 9 1 0 5 4 7 4 -1 0 1 2 12 14 tn S panish D EUT SCHES H A U S G e n m a r H ou se C o ­ o p o p e n in g s fo r te a m e n a n c s p e o k e n o f G e rm a n 2 b*ocks »c com pus, c o m pe*t?ve rates c h a n ce to speak G e rm a n $?ng»e$ d o u b te s C ofi o r co m e tc d in n e r S un-Fn bprr, 2 103 N u e ce s 4 7 7 - 8 8 6 5 ’-2-14____________________ 440 — Roommates Enfield Rood/Tarr /town. Large bedroom in beaufitui 3-2 house. CA/CH, full kitchen, W/D. ga­ rage targe common rooms. M1 F prefer PROF/GRAD student or mature undergrad $250 or $290 - 3 bills. Pete, 478- 5096 12-14 SHARE VERY la rg e 2 -1 ‘«9 to w tth o u s * neor H ig h la n d M o ll O w n ro o m c o v e re d car p o rt furnished, q u * » g re a t p te c # N e o r CR Scort 4 6 7 - 1 3 4 6 12-14______________ W A N T E D S T U D IO U S m a le /f e m o l* ro o m m a te S hore 2 B R /2 BA d o w n to w n S u zzo n e 4 7 3 - 8 6 8 6 a p t $ 2 7 5 /m o L eave m essage 12 14____________ FEM A LE SHARE d uplex. $ 2 3 7 G a s w a ­ ter p a id 2 8 th n e a r U T M a tu re e a s y g o ­ ing C athy 4 7 6 - 9 4 4 6 12-14 G IR L S /G U Y S Room s fo t rent in Houses $ 1 7 5 $ 2 2 5 C o i Kertam 2 4 7 5 3 6 2 14_____________________________________ 12 FEM ALE N O N S M O K I N G g ra d to shore 2 2 hou se n e o r e a st com pus C A /C H W D y o r d W oflr UT o r shuttle $ 2 5 0 - 1/2 wHs 4 7 9 - 6 9 5 0 12 14___________________ M A i f R O O M M A T E non sm oking $ 1 5 5 m o All brtb p o ta 6 10 4 5 2 4 5 9 7 12 14 2 1 ho use C H A R M IN G fe m a le m a ste r b e d r o o m C A /C H W /D m ic ro w a v e tre e s N e o r IF s lM tie 451 0 3 2 0 12-14 n o n sm o k in g Includes m eats M A C i S 2 3 0 / M O ABP c o m p u t» access O n c o m p u s >em ate UT o n ly C a í A m y 4 9 5 - 4 8 6 8 12-14 lin e R O O M ABP n e a r PV i r sp ocious house w ith v o u n g c o u p le 2 c h ild re n A Í a m e n itie s pe m o te stu d e n t $ 2 0 0 up tc 7 o ff ren* for fle x ib le 6 1 0 4 12-14 b o b w t t in g 4 4 FEM ALE N O N S M O K E R Park house A v a d b l# e n d o f D e c $ 2 6 5 • 9 4 5 2 - 8 5 0 7 12 14 te r 2-1 H y d e R O O ftA M A TE N E E D E D S h a re 3 -2 d u ­ p le x o r SR ro u te $ 1 8 7 5 0 - 1/4 bills C o l D e b b ie 4 4 4 8 9 C 1 o t 4 4 4 8 8 5 0 ’ 2 -1 4 h o u s e te m ó le ARTSY H YD E P ork n o n s m o k e r g r o d a g e p r o fe s s o r a l Furnish o w n ro o m M ic ro w o v e skylights h o rd w & o d s 1 3 SC 4 5 3 -3 1 8 7 C o ro i 12-14 2 brtts n o pets R O O M M A ’ E N E E D E D N e e d g ra d ú a te n o n s m o k e r b e fo r e F e b ru o ry to shore 7 BR p o o , Rem $ 2 8 2 5 0 # c 5 m in u te w o b to com pus C o * Bill 4 7 4 - 2 6 5 2 12-14 a p t wrth fu rn ish e d H O U S E T O sh a re 3BR 2 B A W /D p la c e deck, e a s y g o in g M /F $ 2 3 5 - tx is 4 5 9 - 5 8 4 2 12-14 fir» 7 im m e d io ta fy N E A ' M A TU R E te m a ta ro o m m a te w o n t e d $ ' 5 6 m o Co« 4 7 2 - 6 9 4 7 12-14___________________ - <2 tells O n e b lo c k -o m p u s :O n * n to l p re fe rre d , LAKE - V 1 N G S h a re 2 - 2 lu x u ry d u p ta x Jocuzz, b a th tu b $ 3 0 0 / m e - 7 t x is Di- o n e 2 6 1 -5 3 9 5 2 6 ’ 4 9 7 1 12-14 FEftAAcE R O O M M A T E w a n te d s p a n g se­ m e n » O r a n g e T re e 2 -1 ‘7 O w r ro o m , lo u n d ry C A /C H m tc ro w o v e $ 2 7 0 / m e - eiec 4 7 2 - 3 7 5 4 ’ 2 14 FEM ALE N O N S M O K IN G study p ig fee 2 -2 apt W e s t C a m p u s O w r ro o m b a t* ABP $ 2 0 0 4 7 7 - 3 4 5 0 12-14 Q U IE T y y O M A N n e eoeC n o n s m o k in g n o u s e h o ta T o m y to w n near M o p o c $ 2 2 5 b d h p a ta 4 7 2 - 3 5 7 6 4 7 7 9 9 9 3 12-14 te r w o m e r s M /F $ 1 8 0 o w n ro o m 2-1), d o s e UT shuttle c lo th in g o p h o n o , N o sm okers V e g e to n o n s w e lc o m e 4 7 6 - 5 9 3 4 ’ 2-14 FREE RENT in e x c h a n g e to r c o re o f o n e c h ild c o n s id e re d C a í R o b b ie 4 7 4 - 6 4 2 5 b e fo re 2p m 3 4 5 -6 0 7 1 12-14________________________ n ta m a tio n o i sto d e n t .o r g e fu rn is h e d c o n d o o n IF M A l E R O O M M A T E n e e d e d ro o m Im ­ m e d ia te m o v e in $ 2 0 0 m o 4 6 7 - 7 3 6 6 12-14____________________________________ to s h o t* H O U S E M A T E 4BR. $ 2 0 0 S tr e » mee a re o S p n n g sem e n » 4 6 9 9 5 3 2 12-14_____________________________ - Orth 3 2 nd N E E D FRIENDLY ro o m m a te S h o re 26R d u p ta x M o p ta w o o d n e o * RR. Rent $ 1 5 2 5 0 D e p o s it $ 1 0 0 S p o o o u s Brti 4 7 8 - 5 0 0 9 12 14 460 — Business Rentals -ib era' m aie w anted to shore 2 b ed ­ room 2 both motaty furnished, luxury d ow ntow n aportm ent a t The R a ily o rd or. Deoutrfui 4fh Street N on-sm oker prefen-ec N o pets $ 3 5 0 month AJ! bills ooid C o n ven ien t to d ow n to w n - to-com pus buses ond fun-pocked m aH -te including 6 fh Stre e t1 C all 4 99 -8289 anytim e ask fo r Jo h n or le ave m essoqe 12-14 FOR RENT Pretty little c o m m e rc ia l c o tta g e o n Sooth L om or P erfe ct f o r b o u tiq u e o ffic e s a n d w ich o r b e o u ty sh op , etc $ 4 9 5 A lso e ffic ie n c y a p t o r small o ffic e on South L om or $ 2 5 0 CoW 2 8 8 -4 7 6 6 , 4 4 2 - 7 8 3 3 M a ry P louche o f J o rd o n Plauche C o m p o n y __________________________________ 12-14A o ffic e o r R O O M H U N T IN G ? C o n s id e r a C o -O p * S p o o o u s ^oom s. ABP ak m e o h fro m $ 2 7 0 C C C o - O p 4 7 6 - 1 9 5 7 510 W est 2 3 rd ' 29 ___________ 12-14C 4 0 7 East 30th 3 txJr horn* woiturvg d istan ce to con»- EXS A o o tio n c e s $ 4 SC m e y o rd m o * 'tom ec H jr v y Paced tc g c now HYD € PARK naom fo r rent to r rvonsmo* ■ng g ro d $ , ? 9 S ,5 9 A&P S e w m c r M o n o g e m e n * 4 5 3 4 5 0 0 12-*4 'A R R Y 7 0 W N K > R Qu*et studious m ote N x e house o n ER snmtte AvQMOtxe jo n u o n y 4 7 8 - 8 0 6 3 12 4 cons*oeraie Efficiency $175’ rto wat^ ooic Col 430 — Room-Board Pros iT Condos M U ST LÉA SE CA LL TO O AV 3 2 ' 7415 453 5 2 3 ’ The Cornerstone Place Condominiums R*C G r a n d * at l * « r N Fouct»- V e r y T a s t e f ij i & V e ry C i e a n • 2*es*jie< ntenon • * - y . • hiee Foot -ew-g: • CeCeg • e 6 sshen, Lmren • Dtshwcshen e .W c ra w o e 'Cheni 5 u n its a v a » o b ‘e *o r th e h o lid a y s Avoeob*# Jon -.cm toc* G r e g *Or 0 " a O P O irrtm er* L N 0 A N G Í A V AND w VhA.\v 4 8 0 -0 0 6 5 WEST CAMPUS R ic G ’ o n d e 4 7 6 - Í *^ *-*•0*0 *Of io n n £ hjtvrm t or ’OÜ Cro*x - C e^ N K 'n o i St&K>n O o f>gm * 9 * P'^ servo tK X ' Squcko ony m o m Al w.'os one oneos * \ r r\ *o* *Ao time aoats C a l! 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Capeol Real E* •ale 454-4863 12 14 $ 4 9 5 2 2 Also Avaiobie jo t t w u Reo*» 474 1585 4 8 0 - 0 5 0 0 , 4 7 8 - 9 7 5 3 12-14A N E A R C A M P U S 28*4 Sor j o b » 4 OeOra»- 2 rxrth ZK N E A R ZILK ER PA RK ’ Oearaor- ; txrtt- 2 raone. C A C - C A L L 4 7 7 - 7 4 7 9 12-14 * U N IQ U E H Y D E PA R K H O M E • re o a v a tK > r ju si cce$ tocKxdtrg wosbef & drymr C e n troi o»f gos h e a t w ifb ceding tons *n e v e ry ro o m R efin tyh ed S o rc iw o o d ftoor »r irvTOg ro orxj & new carpef m oil b e d ro o m s M ust see to a p p re c a te p o c e o i $ 8 2 5 m o C a li 4 7 4 - 4 8 0 0 o r 4 6 ' 9 2 ’ 1 a n y tim e 2-1 H O U S E $ 5 0 0 o r t o » 1-1 gorag e ap orenen r $250» m o C A /C H cekmg fon» q ua» rw g h b o rtio o d D ovio 3 2 0 - 0 4 9 1 1-13 E N H E lD ~ R O A D ~ 2 BR. 2 BA. 2 h m g or#ov, duw ig arta 2 < cx g o ra g e O n UT ihuttle 4 7 4 9 8 7 5 1-18 H YD E PARK 3 1 A C oppkonce» cekmg tan» c arp et 8 1 2 2 W #»t W o rld R e » Eoa*a 12 !4 A targe yard $ 5 0 0 451 N E A R IN T R A M U R A L heta» corae tenced r a r a 2 b ea ’ bath PM T 4 7 6 2 6 7 3 12-14A $ 4 2 5 C a * Eileen LCX3K! 3 bed ro o m n H y p * P o rt poor carting ten» Fenced yord otac storage W a 6 to elem entary A pt Fmder». 4 5 8 - 1213 12 14A lo o * no ta rth » ! 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C o l 4 6 7 -7 1 8 2 .evemngsi 12- 14C 4 5 9 0 9 9 0 BICYCLE T O UT h k c * 2-1 targe tenced yord h o rd w o o d floors, pets O K $ 3 0 0 2-1 g a ra g e a p artm en t $ 2 0 0 2 4 7 4 8 6 6 12-14 UT 3 8 0 5 D u v » Lovely torge house. 3 be d ro o m , T 5 bath, ap p ko n ce s monthly lease, $ 5 9 5 8 3 6 -4 3 3 0 12 -14A _________ UT 3 8 0 7 Duvol Large g o ra g e a p a rt­ ment, crtx ucXve 1 bed ro o m , ap p k o n c e s monthly leose 8 3 6 - 4 3 3 0 12-14A N O RENT p aym en t untk next yeor 3-1 la rg e a p p lia n c e s C A C H , fenced, b e e s new carpet very clean $ 4 6 0 4 5 8 3 3 9 4 12 14 kitchen HYD E P A R K S pooous 2 1 Wrth h a rd ­ w o o d s g o ra g e $ 3 7 5 Vitao Properties 4 7 2 - 3 4 5 3 12- 14A appkonces, fe n ced 6 3 0 1 P E G G Y 4 -3 , bnck. n eo r shurtle . $ 5 2 5 3 4 6 - 4 3 9 2 12-14L_______________ G O O D UT A CCESS Two 3 b edroom houses, on e 2 b e d ro o m house. 2-1 du­ plex, 1-1 iteplex. O u t » neighborhoods M o q o n # O g le . R ealtor 4 7 6 - 8 3 7 0 12- 14C H O O K 'E M H o m es . Resid en * al leasing. The beta m C en tral Austin H ouses a p a * it » its duple x e s c o n d o s Free • » - w ee. 3 2 2 - 0 5 1 4 12 14___________________ ix x is ra o *» Q U ' f ' C O M M U N IC A T IV E * b k x k compus -taraev a rtn o s p o » e You’ ow n --oorr. Pesies» S hore c o -o p »uooery b*fti 8 S'rtC 4 7 4 - 2 0 2 5 4 7 2 5 6 4 6 ’ 2 -1 4 C _____________________ -ncnure housem otes 4 7 4 2 0 0 2 $ '6 5 'A K E j P n y iprusg >eose o’ Use Cashfwn 'C -neo. 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Attention Students & Parents $100,000,000.00 Now Available! $ 5 4 ,0 0 0 maximum loan available per student fo r High School Seniors, College & Vo-Tech Students IN TER EST FREE W H IL E I N S C H O O L Take 15 Years to Repay Storting 6 months after G rad uation at on 8% Interest ra t* 12-14C We make commitments for each and every year that you are in school. Apply N O W to reserve your loon amount! Coll for information LEROY COFFEE 322-0870 EARN UP TO $10 PER HOUR OR MORE ★ ★ ★ APPLY N O W ★ ★ ★ TRAIN JAN. 5 Work ten hours weekly and earn up to $10 per hour selling classified ads by phone. Two five-day (Monday through Fri­ day) two-hour shifts available. 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Re­ quires ability to work complete five-day shift. Previous sales ex­ perience helpful but not re­ quired as we will train. Make application in TSP Building (25th & Whitis) Room 3.210 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon or 1 and 4 p.m. Monday through Fnday. THE DAILY TEXAN T h e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s o f A u s tin is a n E q u a l O p p o r t u n it y / A f f ir m a t iv e A c tio n E m p lo y e r __________________________________ 12-14 Merchant Account Needed To Process Phone Orders Call Merchants Inc. ( 5 1 2 )8 3 6 -6 8 2 6 1_______________________ 1 0 4 N O W H IR IN G FOR SPRING SEMESTER! 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Q u a lity 4 4 1 -1 8 9 3 12-14 lego l, CALL 471 -5244 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD RUSH T Y P IN G ' we e kends 2 8 2 - 0 5 0 0 12-14 in m y h o m e e v e n in g s SM IL IN G 1 3 4 4 o f b lo o d a n d e x c r e ta 0 9 7 4 PA I 4 4 4 D 9 - 5 pm 4 7 ' 1_12 It’s your Business UTMOST polled students, interviewed faculty, and snooped around that neat building at 21st and Speedway to paint a candid portrait of the College of Business Administration. Also — • Exclusive interview with three of the UT-16 • Shakespeare at Winedale e Fiction, personality sketches, humor, more UTMOST On sale now at the UT Co-op, Jester Center Store, the Texas Union, Hastings on the Drag, and newsstands all over Austin IM PLO YM IN T EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 8 1 0 - Office- Clerical 870-M e d ic a l 890 — Clubs- Resta u rants 20 CASHIERS NEEDED FOR JANUARY 9-15 Two shifts avoeab** 1 4 5 om 2 pm OF I 4 5 - 9 pm Located on shuta# rauta Six months exponerse* needed C a * for appointm ent 454-3507 Personnel Pool N o t on agency neve* a tee toe . ,4 820 — Accounting- Book keeping TAX A C CO U N TAN T U«ob*n7Y#c! HeXJS*X C?A Hr* e i.en» ioke^e otoOxKr* «*** o 3 0 * G^A ck pe^v^n wntf' • 2 fe o rs &•$ 8 e x t fo# o r entry seve? »oi poertKx p*K on»» tivs.» be c eH#»e<3 cv s^Aj*rt$ec or csrwhc a**on iKJote» ) on»paeeve $0*06y o t x e n e r t n e iceien * kcxafccy N • « m e h ;• R e g ta n o - catsons . (R o . 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"sersk* letae kvi'iSs a degree m xoc.mx ta*ortc pa**, «vwcjg* ecs keids Sai0 0 $ 701 -ta n K )X C^*e» 6 n e r t h ox pm M l App#* «1 peroK* Km*» ' ♦> M M M i S Cnngrees Sues TX 7 8 ^0 4 t O l te - e n * ^ a ./»*/• 4 A 4 T VT ’ ■ Sf/ A N , p ». . ^ ’ hi? 4 ?6 3 4 J "«VKVN » '2 4 K.v$e»M K.Kt^ **v • «n1 . tx'vx ogm C ejnc’ C O t i tC A STUCHN «dh 5 45 NAmM NkXee x x d » i-H » • » iv - und dnvvyg . P a * 3 4 i. 4 0 7 * ta , eta'-y M F ; 4 ‘ tn .rO ‘ BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE 471 -5244 WANT APS NOW HIRING! T h e D a lly T e x a n Classified Advertising Department is now hinng for clencal assistant positions for the Spring Semester. Two five-day (Monday through Friday) shifts are available: 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Requires ability to work complete five-day shift. Training will be held January 5. Make application to TSP Building (25th & Whitis) Room 3.210 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon Monday through Friday, December 14-18,1987. The Dally Texan We need a v H organized penon to fW a part-time accounting aata entry and filing position with Nth Graphics, o young rapidly growing computer graphia hardware manufacturer, n e a s e col Robert Douglas at 832- 1944 to schedule on interview. We ore an equal opportunity employer. 12-14 IF Y O U h a v e 2 h o u rs /d a y y o u o re e n ti­ d a d to $ 8 0 0 - $ 1 0 0 0 a m o n th CoH fo r in te rv ie w 4 5 2 - 4 9 0 1 12-14 g o o d a c c u ra te N E A R C A M P U S , fu H /p o rt tim e TYPIST (4 5 w p m , s p e llin g ). 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I never knew how much my lifestyle could change without even leaving town. Then, all at once, I enrolled at the University, moved out of my family’s house in Austin, moved into a co-op and took a job at The Daily Texan. I’ve never made a better set of decisions than that. I can’t say whether living at the House of Commons or doing graphics at the Texan has been more rewarding, but after just a semester, I know I’ll be doing both for a while yet. And without the Texan, I’d never be a published and paid illustrator at 18. — Chalo Colina, studio art freshman Graphics assistant The Daily Texan is now accepting applications for positions in News, Editorials, Copy desk, Sports, En­ tertainment and Graphics. Training workshops will be held January 7-9. Offices are located at 25th and Whitis Avenue, or call 471-4591 for more informa­ tion. T h e Da il y T e x a n A n e q u a l o p p o r t u n it y a f f ir m a t iv e a c tio n e m p lo y e r E x a m W e e k EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987/Page 37 Robin Wttams portrays the hianousfy irreverent disc jockey Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam. Anne Ramsey (Mama) and Danny DeVito star in the Strangers on a Train remake, Throw Mama from the Trmn. Festive holiday films By ROBERT WILONSKY I O N* quite h o n es t w ith vou w hi k n o w s w h e n a m ot the reailv giHxi films are o p e n in g th o se s ure Jhrow Mama from (her ,*.<:*; o p e n e d kriduv hut th in g s like Tht \V u> Cry La>! I mfteror Broadcast fr eedom a n d Cnxxi .Morning W í n a n ; 1 Well f i l m s h a \ e e ith er a i­ r ea d ) o p e n e d in N ew i o r k or L o s A ngeles (the cities that t o u n t no less) or u r r(' s c h e d u le d to o p e n nu tio n w id e hut h a v e b e e n held bsuk tor r e a so n s u n k n o w n Rest a s s a r t'd thev 11 probablv K* ou t o n vid ex v a s sette before thev get to Austin In the m e a n tim e w e ca n onlv w atch a n d wait tor these* m o vie s ti> trickle d o w n into o u r neck c»t the* w i k h J s a n d tor tho se * people w h o are g ettin g a w a \ tc»r th e h olidays y o u m igh t be iuck\ e n o u g h to catch som e of thest m ovies So h ere art* a few ot the films that are being re ­ leased m tht next few m o n t h s or st» thev s jv a rhroH M am a from th e Train, starring D a m n DeVito Billv C r W a l a n d Anne Ramsev D irected bv D annv D e \ ito A re m a k e ot Alfred Hitch c o c k s strangers on a Tram D eVito s feature film directorial d e ­ it not but has t 'p e n e d to po sitive total 1\ bizarre review s The plot c e n te rs a r o u n d D eV ito's w a n tin g Vrvstal to kill his m o th e r a n d in ex­ take care of change iust m time C rystal s wit* O o o o h tor th e hoiidav s I \ * \ ito will sta rrin g A hariie ■ kVa// S treet, Sht*en Michael lX»uglas Martin Sheen, Darvl H a n n a h D irected bv O liver S to n e S ure i t s timelv a n d sure it s got a great cast and sure the S h e en -S to n e co n n ectio n p roved in Platoon But highlv give me a break — Darvl H an n ah 1 N o w there s a real actress Ah well It s still probablv gonna be good successful ■ G o o d M o rn in g , V ietn am , star- nng Robin W illiam s D irected bv Barrv L evinson The talent that has gon e into this him is am azing W il­ liams, w h o has n ever been in a m ovie as good as he is, mav finally receive the big-screen recognition he s alw ays deserv ed A nd Levin­ son has directed som e of the best films m recent m em ory (Dtner Tin M en > The film is the real-life storv of A dnan Cronauer, a military dee- |av in \ a m w h o bucked the s y s ­ tem It’ll probably never com e here. ■ L eon ard Part 6, starring Bill C osby Directed bv Paul W eiland This looks like I Spy gon e psychotic. That gu v's nuts ■ The L ast E m peror, starring John Lone Peter O 'Toole, Joan Chen Directed bv Bernardo Berto­ lucci C ntics and fans of Bertolucci alike have called this historical him the director's best since 1900. This epic him tells the true storv of C hi­ na's last em peror, Pu Yi, w h o w en t from being the ruler of a nation to keeper of a garden in 59 vears. It, too, will probably n ever hit this tow n. ■ E d d ie M u rp h y R a w , starring Eddie M urphv Directed bv Robert T ow n sen d. After all the fun T ow n ­ send m ade of M urphv in H ollyw ood Shuffle, this com binahon m av sou n d a little ironic. But it m ay finally gain T ow n sen d som e nam e recognition, because lots of p eop le w ill probablv turn out to hear Eddie d o the sam e th ey've heard a m illion routines tim es before. That d u d e alw ays has the last laugh. ■ B roadcast N e w s , starring W il­ liam Hurt, H olly H unter and Albert Brooks. D irected by James L. Brooks A dvan ce w ord has it that this is the fu n n iest film of the se a ­ son — if not the best. At least the trailer's great. Granted, this isn't a com p lete list, but it's a good en o u g h start. 1 m ean, there are also Moonstruck, starring Cher and N icolas C age, Overboard w ith G oldie H aw n and hubby Kurt R ussell, and even Pinocchio and the Emperor of the N ight, but it's not a D isney film (blasphem y!!!). So, H appy H olidays and good m oviegoing. RtehartJVuu stars as The Last Emperor, Bernardo Bertokicd’t new f*m. Holy Hunter, Wttam Hurt and Afcsrt Brooks team up for Bnmdemt Nowa. Uta 1 Ira you dont dr—dy know wtio iWa is, Man k a to L e o n a rd i . ■ Page 38/EXAM W EEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14, 1987 N A T U R A L L A U G \ i 5 o n M u * / ACROSS 1 — and tush 5 Farm sounds 9 Palpitate 14 Thought: pref. 15 Sharpness 16 Feather 17 Franco — 18 Get around 19 Appraiser 20 Zig’s mate 21 Canada's Northwest — 23 Pub hostess 25 Corrode 26 On Soc. Sec 27 Dry, of wines 29 Saturn’s wife 32 Mouselike 35 Enter 36 Door sign 37 Blue moons 38 Pussyfoot 39 Beverage: It. 40 Colorless 41 Seed cover 42 “ — Lucia” 43 Barrel 44 Cripple 45 Youngster 46 Twiggy 48 Feels grief 52 Nary a trace 56 Ump’s call 57 Mountain spur 58 Composition 59 Sheepfold 60 Laser’s kin 61 Short for Scrooge 62 Hebrew lyre 63 Admittance 64 Staff 65 Swiss city DOWN 1 Ezio — 2 Perfect Fabric Boo— Deprived Esteem Seaweed 8 Half: pref. 9 Shoot forth 10 Listens to 11 Serum 12 Body joint 13 Jug lugs 21 Trussed up 22 Sturdy chest 24 Arm part 27 Western city 28 Ice palace 30 Ale serving 31 Greek promenade 32 After a Roosevelt 33 Ice house 34 Poverty- declaration words PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED s E V E R A B C S p R 1 M E S L A T T O R E A S P 1 C N E s S E S H m O D E R A T E S 1 T e * R O T A T E D E L A S P O S H 1 O T A D E L 1 V E R s A B O V E M O R E E N D R A V E L S O L E D A Y N 0 A 1 M T R 1 S A 1 C P E R C E A D D 1 N E R T E D ■ 1 N T E R C A 1 R O A T L A S N A T T Y C O L E S H U N N E D H A T T E R A S A N 1 L ■ s N O ¥ R O L E E C R U T E E N P 1 E R 35 Surly 36 Slip away from 38 Disrepute 42 Duplicate 44 Distinctive dress 45 Remnant 47 Subsequently 48 Cloth 49 Kind of knot 50 Instructor 51 Unrelenting 52 Monicker 53 Algeria city 54 Mulligan 55 Instrument 59 Truck area FAMOUS SAVINGS # 1 I i TIME FLIES LIKE THE WIND. £ > i ( i ^ TWO WRONGS tXXNT MAKE A RIGHT. RUT THREE RIGHTS DO MAKE A LETT W Son rbt. u m i CPWNG v w h the pooeicn 19, yrmoUT A STAFF ITS HARD TO PUT A BOOK TOGETHER AND BE Sm aftTlN G LV UtTTV ALL 0H, U E IL I DAS U0NDCR1NG UHAT UAS GOING ON LACT UEEK 1 NoY i X L L BE BOCK AFTER A FE U BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed W i A C R O S S body PREVIOUS c 1987 U nite d F e a tu re S y n d ic a te 1 Legends 6 Fair again!” 10 Brunch food 14 Severally 15 Seth's sib 16 S upport 17 18 Cargo 19 Leveret 20 Soldier 22 Germ an state 23 S hortly 24 Clenched 26 Male swan 29 M ild oath 30 Backpack 31 Q uickly 33 Brass hats 37 Dalai — 38 A bsolute 40 Seed coating 41 N. European area 43 Irish county 44 Tops 45 Deface 47 — Ems 48 Shaw title 51 W arlike god 53 Expect 54 City in Saskatchewan 59 Goalie s feat 60 Hot cross — 61 Part of the 62 Conveyance: abbr. 63 Irish river 64 Ending for choc or perc 65 Full-grown elvers 66 Patr 67 Respiratory sounds D O W N 1 W arbled 2 M im ic 3 Extended 4 Hockey rink 5 Eccentric 6 Briny 7 W oodwind 8 Explorer 9 Seasoned 10 Short-lived 11 Understand 12 Furze 13 Hightail it 21 She-deer 22 Fish 25 Unite 26 Young animal 27 Jewel 28 Dixie state 32 NHL team 33 Vapor 34 Syrian 35 Turin coin 36 G lide on snow 38 E lectrify 39 War chest 42 ” ------ Y ourself” 43 Maker 45 Assem bled 46 Sacred chest 48 Rigid social system 49 Knowing 50 Of warships 52 Roman robe 55 C hristie or Karenina 56 Exam type 57 Bone pref 58 Negatives 60 Substratum Doonesbury WELL, IT WAS NICE MEETING 3 YOU, JOAN. IT LOOKS UKB CHRISTOPHER IS QUÍTE TAKEN P i YOUR LITHE JEFFREY YES, THEY P0SEEM TO GET ALONG L >STEN. WHY PON" YOU BRING HIM BY FOR CHRISTOPHER'S &RTHPAY PARTY NEXT WEEK? IT S HERE'S THE ADDRESS c asu al w e're TRYING to keep THE BtRTHVAYS S /S 'P lE SOKE PARENTS JUST OVERDO U, DON'T YOU THINK 7 \ BY GARRY TRUDEAU YUP. THANKS FOR COVERING HOLU'P IT GO IN THE PARK? H I MAKE YOUR I DEAD- 1 LINE7 OKAY LISTEN, RJCK, PO YOU THINK WE MADE A MISTAKE NOT LOOKING AT HILLPALE FOR JEFFREY7 'JEFFREY”? YOU HAVEN'T CALLED HIM THAT SINCE HE WAS A BABY / JEFF, JEFFREY, AJHATS THE DIFFER­ ENCE7 I TAKE IT YOU TALKED TO A Y-MOTHER TODAY \ OF COURSE ARE THEY m 0 N L y IN ALL WE PARKSr ¡N THE RIGHT INTENSELY GREAT BULLETIN, ROOMIES! TVE JUST RE­ CEIVED AN URGENT CALL , FROM MY, AHEM, COLLEAGUE, VISCOUNT MASSEREENE ^y^ANPFERRARP IT SEEMS MY VOTE IS NEEDED ASA TIEBREAKER ON A KEY THATCHER BILL NOW BEFORE THE HOUSE OF LORDS! I MUST POST-HASTE TO THITHER ANON/ / ZONKFR, WHAT TIME WHAT TIME IS IT7 UH...LETS SEE... 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ARiSf-l (Po UHE&iH Melondrama. j / A A V -V. 7 í a v b t c \ < 1 W O F I SWloetKa^ry H B+ertjoyj reajin* H| mnH&6rtmm tO M %y IvttlfiAfeR) (S W the W H iPH fRi ¥ W & C v%¿& ¿ 3USTüWv»Wa5£ K YOU (SET; <^VJeir4 crovír>3 ^or any type verxiinj n>«ch¡he p ro ^ « t ^ atiraC_ t o p i^ c g u c K c s ic ^ ^W iftus O ' <^r»y S o t p >fLe *h r> P *^vecoci utility,It ‘ftYTpehc^ift^ M«n Page 40/EXAM WEEK EXTRA/Monday, December 14,1987 C om ics d ra w p rem iu m p rices By AIDAPERELMAN Ninja High School, G.I.Joe and The N A M were only som e of the popu­ lar comic books sold for premium prices Dec. 6 at the Com ic Book C onvention at the Holiday Inn on Tow n Lake. Dealers from all over the South­ w est were eager to see the smiling faces of children and adults who w ere enjoying and buying comic books. Greg Black, an Austin comic book dealer, mentioned that children buy comics for entertainment and adults buy them for investm ents. “Most of the people buy comics as collectible item s because they are going up in blue chip stock," Black said. There were about 30,000 comic books with prices ranging from 20 cents to $2,300 at the convention. Black said, “One of the old Batman comics is worth $12,000." The comic book convention held a charity auction for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. One of the best sellers was Punisher, which brought in more? than $30. The auction itself turned out well, but was not a big money maker. Black said, “We only made is not even market »7, which price." Many of the comic books contain violence of som e sort, but some buyers do not even consider it vio­ lence. “Spiderman comics are the most com mon around adults since they deal with gun control, morality of suicide and other adult issues," Black said. Black said violent comics attract the most attention, but there are ex­ ceptions. "The comics which are non-violent but popular are Dream­ ery /, Concrete and Trol Lords. Trol Lords resemble the Three Stooges," he said. Ben Dunn, co-owner and free­ lance contractor of The Antarctic Press of San Antonio, said, "The best humor comic book is Ninja High School, because it gets attention for spicy material." Cortney Cooper, D unn's work includes Ninja High School, Scout and Mangazine. "The first issue of Mangazine was a comic vehicle for new stories," Dunn said. seventh- grader from Burnet Middle School in Austin, said he enjoyed the con­ vention because he reads comic books daily. "I read for entertain­ ment and once you start, you can­ not stop," Cooper said. a Other comic readers enjoy collect­ ing covers from the comic books for investments. Dan Tindall, business freshman, said, "I look for good art on the covers to hang on the wall and to sell them for a good price." 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And th ey’ve changed view er m ail, a feature David says has been around since the late ’50s, from Thursdays to Fridays. That bit about the late '50s is a fib, I think. If h e’s only been on for seven or eight years, for som ething on his show to have been around for that long. So I think h e’s just playing a joke when im possible it’s STAFF EDITOR Kevin McHargue STARRING A m y Boardman James G eshw iler Siva Vaidhyanathan and The Grinch as H im self — 78705 .-.-jv 4/9-6364 (5W) IS IT TIME FOR: 0 CheckUp 0 Cleaning 0 Crown 0 Filling 0 Etc.... “YOUR DENTIST 479-6364 ON THE DRAG” Jack's back Paui Lounsberry. D D S Ray Scott. D O S Joe Murphy, D O S, Richard Jurek. D D.S Walter Weaver. D D S James Cordera. D D S Jack Paar, a television icon in a class with Milton Berle and Speedy, the Alka-Seltzer elf, will be returning to television Dec. 19. His triumphant revival will be in a special aptly titled Jack Paar is Alive and Well to be broadcast on T JC. This special will feature scenes from Paar's past show s amid the general celebration of his continued respiration. A l B U Q U P R Q U t • A U S I I N • B KY AN / C DI U ( , l STATION • C ORI’US ( f I R I S H • n a i i a c _M)KI W O K I l l . H C I U s m N . Q K I MI OMA C ITY • S A N AN I ONU, . EUC S >N . ú , S A i r í , DECEMBER 1 4 ,1 9 6 7 EX A M W EfK TV FOLEY'S EXPRESS JUST *15 WITH PURCHASES TOTALING *50 OR MORE Cio s h o p p i n g in a n y d e p a r t m e n t , IIhmi m a k e t r a c k s to h a v e o u r train- set u n d e r v o u r t r ee! O u r e x c l u s i v e I K ) s c a l e t r a in set i n c l u d e s a l i g h t e d S a n t a he l o c o m o t i v e e n g i n e a n d t h r e e l i l , s - p l us a n o va l trac k w i t h p o w e r - p a c k a n d p l u g - i n w i r i n g lu s t t a k e v o u r r e c e i p t s o f p u n l i a s e to o u r n e a r e s t t r a i n o u t p o s t . S a l e s a r e a c c u m u l a t i v e . 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Luckily, ingrown toenails are one of life’s little annoyances you just < i’t have to put up with anymore. It’s amazing how easy it is to cure this common condition with our laser and modem techniques. Call us at. 346-2032 • Arboretum Foot Health Center • tr. Gary Prant, Podiatrist Complete Foot Care Ring in new holiday shows By (AMES GESHWILER During exam week, perhaps only C h ris tm a s calm specials G P.A.-conscious nerves But the good cheer aside, it's time for some sequels. can It should be fairly easy for the network big guys to follow their Hollywood counterparts with R u­ dolph II: The Great Adventure or How the Gnnch Stole Christmas IV: The Return to Evil. The well-known tales of love and w arm th have been annual friends for us a t a tim e when most people are callously fighting or licking a professor’s boots for a few extra points. But let’s face it — everyone knows the plots. Every conscious person over age 6 should know th a t after pillaging Whoville of all the assorted C h rist­ mas trappings, th e G rinch sudden­ ly converts from his thievish ways, toys and even brings back carves the Whos’ roast beast the Likewise, every child is all too fa­ m iliar with the evil m agician and his neurotic obsession w ith his hat in Frosty the Snowman. Rather than watch the same sto­ ries with their shallow messages such as Frosty’s “hang on to your headgear," Dr. Seuss and company should break out of retirement and come up with some giM»d sequels rhey at least need follow up sto- ries to tie up the loose end s In the last couple of minutes of Tht * Gnnch. not only does o u r an tagonist suddenly become inspired to return the toys he has stolen but also his heart grows three sizes Aside from the obvious biomedi cal problems resulting from such a transformation, we are left to won der why the Whos allow h i m to carve their roast beast I f s u c h a hardened criminal repented in our society, he would still f>e serving five to 10 — not roast beast An entire half-hour show could be devoted to how the Grinch s a t ­ torney convinces the W’hos that the toys the Grinch stole are not admis sible as evidence that to stay up on Furthermore, the Grinch could file a mental harassment suit against the Whos, who have forced lonely him Mount Crumpet for 53 vears In the end, all conflicts would be resolved and the Grinch would have the honor of carving the holiday roast Even if the the cartoon sequels cannot bump out the present celeb- rity-Christmas special drivel, they can always move on to other holi­ days How could the G nnch stole E aster the the story of how lie Grinch, disgusted with all the Easter (.elebration attacks Bug-' Bunny and tries t o u t of f his foot t go own special trend Before we know w atching ( h n s tm a s special hews at S an ta ( lauB with an ax it we will U- Jack Nicholson in which he the Other complaints aside, the an nual holiday specials need to im ­ prove before they follow the path of Saturday morning cartoons I he few shows w ith any quality are being repeated year after year without it embellishment, should not Ik- long before they are replaced with 30-minute pseudo- cartoons used to advertise f>r**ak fast cereals and dolls and Few things on television are as touching as Linus soliloquy in .4 Charlie Brown Chrtsm as or the glorification of the previously downtrodden Rudolph We need to have more of these shows, and certainly the possible decline in quality can be no worse than their alternatives .4 He-M an C h ris tm a s' Bah Humbug! TV offers invaluable education By KEVIN McHARGUE Final exam s can be fun, but they are also dangerous. They have a disturbing tendency to m ake s tu ­ dents preoccupied w ith irreg u lar Portuguese verbs and Maslow’s h i­ erarchy. No one could deny th e val­ ue of such studies. They m ake great light conservation a t cocktail parties w ith bald people. But as far as the real world goes, esoteric knowledge is som ew hat useless. T h a t’s why we are so for­ tu n a te to have television. The tele­ vision can in stru ct and enlighten im portant and the masses w ith useful inform ation. Even better, it will give you th a t education directly, w ithout th e ne­ cessity of cumbersome books or ex­ pensive K inko’s packets. Let’s face it, the people who w rite textbooks are obviously not th e happiest peo­ ple in the world. They’re usually fru strated aca­ demics who were laughed a t as children and get th e ir revenge by printing a new edition every year so students will have to pay full price for th e ir books. If they had anything cheerful or p leasan t to do, they wouldn’t be w riting books ex­ plaining Soviet poems about hy­ potherm ia. W hether its basic economics or practical sociology, the set in the living room is th e best teacher you could ever have. You can learn things th a t are available there nowhere else. TV lesson num ber one: The television’s discourses on domestic anthropology m ake one th ing clear — all men are idiots. They spend most of their tim e in commercials trailing after like maladjusted children who stayed their wives the tune. As they fail to show suffi­ cient adaptability, they die out and are replaced by stronger species For example, it is obvious that Ellerbee has not developed the qualities required for survival in a competitive atmosphere. Her insis­ tence on unpretentious, analytical commentary has made her incapa­ ble of defeating more realistic re­ porters in the race for journalistic prey and ratings shares She’s still discussing the civil rights move­ ment of 1964 while Geraldo Rivera is exposing major corruption in the electrolysis industry. It’s no wonder she was replaced by the much more down-to-earth humor of the runaw ay hit Sledge Hammer. If Ellerbee had carried a gun and impersonated Elvis while explaining the Nixon-Humphrey election, she might have had a chance. TV lesson num ber three: Cable television can open up new worlds to you in areas from Mr. Wizard’s physics to W hitney H o uston ’s dance lessons. Besides p ractical know ledge, there are cultu ral opportunities on cable. Music is a w orthy pursuit, and besides, MTV will probably run som ething oth er th a n the Lisa Lisa video eventually if you keep w atching long enough. If you get tired of w aiting, you can try the lo­ cal access channel. Who says school board subcom m ittee m eetings can’t be exciting? J u s t find th a t special someone, snuggle up and w atch the gavel-to-gavel coverage as our offi­ cials w restle w ith a b itterly divi­ sive new tardiness policy. It’s am azing w hat you can learn if you try. M cT E L E V IS IO N around too long when the Oedipal complexes were handed out. One of them insists on asking his wife B arb ara if she’s up when it’s obvious she isn’t. Then she rouses tersely from sleep in order to lead her husband to the cough syrup. If the m an can’t find the m edi­ cine cabinet w ithout supervision, the best th in g B arbara could do would be to let him die peacefully and spare the species the em bar­ rassm ent of keeping him. to A nother genius can’t seem grasp the context of changing his own clothes. He goes out to do som ething m anly (like hang a screen door or kill a grizzly bear) and then finds th a t his sh irt has become dirty, m aking his sm all d au ghter recoil in horror. B ut instead of exchanging the of­ fensive clothing for a fresh one, he stands in his u n d ersh irt w aiting for his wife to launder his shirt. E ith er he has no other shirts, or he can’t find his own closet. P erhaps he should ask B arbara to show him where it is. TV tw o: le s s o n n u m b er C harles D arw in’s theories of n a tu ­ ral selection have alw ays baffled some people, but television pro­ gram m ing offers a daily lab in genetic im provem ent and survival of the fittest. The bottom of the TV food chain is occupied altern ately by the CBS m orning show and Linda Ellerbee, depending on who’s on the a ir a t DfCiM M Jt14,14S7 EXAMWfEKTV S Condom ads can take fun out of a real man’s sex life By STEVE VICTORY There h as been too much silly rhetoric about condom ad s on tele­ vision They are bad ideas. We should not lower ou rselves to the level of en cou ragin g the use of those d isg u stin g devices. Condoms are the m ost annoying th in gs in the world. They are s li­ my, m essy, cum bersom e, funny- looking and much too sm all. But worst of all, they dem and 30 seconds and two hands to properly affix them. I don’t have 30 seconds to sp are at that time. The television ad s ju st p erpetu­ ate the myth that condoms are a responsible choice for sex u ally a c ­ tive people Surgeon G en eral C. E v erett Koop ad vocatin g responsibility is as silly a s Spud s M acK enzie lau d ­ ing responsible d rin k in g I’ve par- tied with the K oopster H e’s an am mal I he answ er is clear Women should be responsible for their own birth control There i s no good reason why I should have to bother with protect­ ing som eone else when I’rn giving her incredible pleasure And be­ that s i d e s , condoms reduce just p leasure for me. C han ces are, I’m never going to see th at woman again anyw ay — unless it’s in court. So I’m very concerned about p a­ ternity protection, or, a s commonly called, birth control. It’s not really birth control, it’s peace of mind. K id s annoy me. And the thought of paying for one frightens me. The thought of an expensive and em ­ b a rrassin g paternity trial frightens me more. It would definitely thw art my political am bitions An even scarier possibility is ma m ar ... the “ M ” word. They say creatin g a new life ch anges a per­ son I m ay actu ally use the “ L ” word if pressured by paternity. And I’m nearly perfect already. Any changes will be for the worst. B eing tied to one woman, or even pretending to be tied to one woman, is not in my best interest. Even if m ost of the women of this g reat nation took strid es to be re­ sponsible their own bodies, there is still the big lie: “ I’m on the pill, really .’’ for T ru stin g women about the pill is like sign in g an un verifiable treaty with the slim y Soviets It m ay help relations in the short run, but all it tak es is one sly move and you’re paying d early for th at m isplaced trust. So we men should dem and an e x ­ am in ation of a dial-a-day d isp en s­ er It’s the least they can do for us. A much better method is the m agic sponge. It’s like a condom for women, but they don’t tak e a last- m inute break to insert it. They are forced to plan at least several m in­ utes ahead of tim e for the moment. Sponges effective, of less course. The next generation will have hundreds of “sponge-babies.” At least that scenario is better than today’s “T rojan trag ed ies.” are So the ultim ate solution is to p ass a law th at requires all se x u a l­ ly active women to utilize both the sponge and the pill, with a verifi­ able dispenser th at locks into place. Condom ad s ju st work ag a in st ef­ forts to m ake this world a better place. And th a t’s fru stra tin g to me. I m also frustrated because a tt i­ tudes are changing. Society is tu rn ­ ing a g a in st my chosen lifestyle — that of a prom iscuous heterosexual who knows the m oves and plays the gam e T h ere’s ju st no m arket an y ­ more. The hills are still alive V . In i n another holiday sp in a l lulie A ndrew s and John IV nyer will visit Austria where A ndrew s' sa p p y classic ,usu VV JS blmed Their show ¡'he Sound of Christmas w ill air Wednesday Andrew s who has ' moved on to roles much l e s s pristine than S.ster Mana, will probably welcome the change of pace from her husband s m audlin com edies (,f 7:00 pm (7)0 KATE i AILIE Kate, Allie Jennie. E m m a and C hip hire th e m se lv e s out a s Sa n ta s he lp ers shopping, w rapping, a s s e m b lin g to y s baking and delivering p re se n ts □ 0 BLACK SHOWCASE L ivin g L e g e n d s of the Blues 0 * * * * MOVIE THE BOY WHO COULD FLY (1986) Jay Underwood L u c y D e a km s A troubled young boy trapped in a world of silence believes so strongly in magic that he becomes an inspiration to all those around him PG □ O NASHVILLE NOW 0 RIPTIDE A Vial Sort of Business 0 O MACNEIL/ LEHRER NEWSHOUR O CAR 54 WHERE ARE YOU? Preztel Mary In an effort to aid a seemingly poor old woman, Toody and Muldoon accidently give away over a million dollars of her well hidden money 0 0 MACGYVER MacGyver is coerced into stealing a priceless Chinese artifact for which he has designed an impenetrable security system (R )Q 0 LADY BLUE 0 MOVIE POLICE (1984) Gerard Depardieu, Sophie Marceau Gerard Depardieu gives an unflinching portrayal of a cynical cop walking a fine line between good and evil as he fights the drug underworld. NR 0 FATHER MURPHY 0 A MAGNIFICENT MAN ANO HIS FLYING MACHINE Aeronautical Models Models of Sir George Cayley O * * MOVIE THE BIG STEAL (1949) Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer An army officer attempts to recover a stolen payroll in the wilds of Mexico. NR 0 0 ALF ALF leaves the Tanner's vacation cabin as a stowaway He winds up at a hospital, where he learns something about the true meaning of Christmas □ 0 * * MOVIE THE MONEY PIT (1986) Tom Hanks, Shelley Long When a young couple needs a new home in a hurry, they find a beautiful mansion in the country that isn't quite the bargain it seems to be PG □ 0 a mercenary group, the commando unit now operates above ground, after having been caught, tried and forced to pay off their debt to society □ 0 NFL MONDAY NIGHT MATCH UP Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers (T) 0 PLAYBOY PRESENTS: FURTHER ON OOWN THE ROAD (1987) From New York's legendary Carnegie Hall, guitar wizards Albert Collins, Roy Buchanan and Lonnie Mack deliver a blistering evening of rockin blues NR ® 0 ENSALADA DE LOCOS Manuel (Loco) Valdez. Hector Lechuga. Esta comedia tiene los ingredientes en la que usted re*ra hasta la locura 0 TALL TALES A LEGENDS: DARUN' CLEMENTINE (1987) Ed Asner, Shelley Duvall. The beloved ballad comes to stunning, imaginative life in this tale of love and luck m a mining town in 1849 California. NR □ 0 MY FRIEND FLICKA Wind from Heaven Although Ken s father and the other ranchers are at war with a family of homesteaders, Ken befriends one of the youngsters. HAM George Pappard. Mr T Formerly 7:05 pm 0 * * * * * MOVIE BUTTERFIELD 8 (1960) Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Harvey A high priced call girl with a lust for luxury meets her match but their violent clash of wills tears them apart in their struggle for honest love NR 7:30 pm ® 0 FRANK’S PLACE Frank receives a surprise visit from his Uncle Ray, whom he never knew existed, a feud erupts at Bubba's family Chanukah celebration Ed Visits A Gypsy. Ed. who has fallen in love with a spirited filly, wants Wilbur to take him to a gypsy so that he can have his hoof read 0 * * * MOVIE JOY OF LIVING (1938) Irene Dunne, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Mad whirlwind courtship involves carefree globe trotter and a career minded stage star with a greedy family NR 0 TRUE ADVENTURE Devil Mountain Travel through the Venezuelan jungle 0 NFL MONOAY NIGHT MAGAZINE (T) 0 HERE'S BOOMER Boomer tn Love (Part 1) A K A Christmas for Boomer These two thirty minute episodes find Boomer falling in love with a dog belonging to a wealthy woman The dog is kidnapped and held for ransom and it's up to Boomer to rescue her 8:00 pm ® 0 NEWHART Officer Shifflett, the town's sole law enforcement officer threatens to go on strike when he is denied a raise Q 0 VIDEO SOUL Host Donnie Simpson counts down the hottest urban contemporary music videos and interviews recording stars 0 PRIME TIME WRESTLING 0 0 A MUSICAL TOAST (1987) Roberta Peters, Sherrill Milnes Itzhak P erlm a n hosts this gala which features a stellar cast of musicians and singers presenting the best Broadway, popular and classical music 0 MY THREE SONS T he S u re T h in g A thouroughbred race horse loses her mascot, a rabbit, cuasmg her speed to be off. When she hears Robbie sing the mascot problem is solved 0 0 ABC MONOAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Bears at 49ers (L) □ 0 MOVIE MURDER SEES THE LIGHT (1987) Saul Rubinek, Kenneth Walsh In this entertaining m ystery, a private eye find s h im se lf am id st a strange asso rtm e n t of characters in a rustic Ca na dian lo dge N R 0 700 CLUB I HEART OF THE DRAGON U n d e rstan d in g Ex am ine scie n ce in C hina 0 O MOTOWN M ERRY C HRISTM AS (1 9 8 7 ) H ost Philip M ic h a e l T h o m a s joins M o to w n favorites to hail the C h ristm a s se a s o n in s o n g and dance G u e sts include R ed d F o x x and The P ointer S iste rs I J i B * * MOVIE MRS. SUNDANCE (1 9 7 4 ) Elizabeth M o n tg o m e ry R obert Fo xw o rth Etta Place the w idow of The S u n d a n c e Kid. leads a fugitive s life that is brightened by the m e m o ry of her late hu sb a n d N R 0 RODEO P R C A National Fin a ls from L a s V e gas, N V (T) O PLAYMATE OF THE YEAR: DONNA EDMONDSON (1 9 8 7 ) D o n n a E d m o n d so n , J o Collins. Fo llow D o n n a from her first h o m e m o v ie s to to day s s e n s u o u s nude s c e n e s A ls o se e 1966 P laym a te of the Y ear J o C o llin s a s g o rg e o u s n o w a s ever N R 0 0 SOLO UN HOMBRE C o n o c io m u c h o s h o m b re s en s u vida, pero so lo a un h o m b re le pertenece su c ora zó n G 0 * * * MOVIE CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD (1 9 8 6 ) W illiam Hurt, M a rle e M a tlin A se n sitive sto ry dealing with the inner stru g g le s and triu m p h s of the hearing im paired in a frequently in sen sitive socie ty R Q 0 MOVIE TWO OF A KIND (1 9 8 2 ) G eo rge B u rn s. R o b b y B e n s o n A n old m an w h o is w aiting to die in a retirem ent h o m e is given a new lease on life by h is m entally retarded g ra n d so n N R 8:30 pm ® 0 DESIGNING WOMEN H ow ard, a ru n n y -n o se d nerd w h o m the ladies m et on their cruise p a y s a su rp rise visit to be g M a ry J o to a c c o m p a n y him to his 15 year c la s s reunion ( D NEW COUNTRY (E) OONNA REED The W in n in g Ticket Jeff fa ce s a d ile m m a w h en he w in s a fla sh y convertible with a ticket drop pe d by a w o m a n at a sup erm a rke t draw ing 0 AN EVENING AT THE IM PROV Vincent Price C o m e d y s risin g sta rs are captured live at H o llyw o o d s fam ed c o m e d y venue, The Im p ro visatio n Sp ecial m u sic a l gu e st is Burton C u m m in g s N R 0 ON LOCATION: SPALDING GRAY TERRORS OF PLEASURE Storyteller S p a ld in g G ray tells the biting tale of b u yin g his first ho u se , am id a dizzyin g vortex of real estate agents, banks, bitter argum en ts, etc N R □ © */i MOVIE ADVENTURES OF A TAXI DRIVER (1 9 7 6 ) B a rry E v a n s J u d y G e e so n A n e e r d o well cab driver with a kn ack for trouble really la n d s in the so u p w h en his cab is c om m a n d e e re d by jewel th ieve s NR 9:00 pm ® 0 CAGNEY & LACEY W h e n a black youth is found sh o t and the w e ap on is traced to Detective C o ra ssa , the re sulting racial ten sion threatens to divide the 14th P recinct (R ) □ m * * MOVIE THREE AMIGO S (1 9 8 6 ) Ste ve Martin, C h e v y C h a se Three silent m o v e sta rs take a job so u th of the bord er o n ly to find out the bad g u y s in this s h o w sh o o t real bullets P G □ © CROOK AND CHASE 0 LAUGH IN 0 ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (1 9 8 3 ) L y n n R ed grave. T im oth y D alton The tragic love betw een A n to n y and Cleopatra is set a g ain st the b a ck gro u n d of great political up he aval in ancient R o m e in this theatrical performance NR 0 STRAIGHT TALK 0 END OF THE GAME B e h a v io rs of A n im a ls T he reproductive, hu nting and soc ia l behavior of a n im a ls 0 BRAT FARRAR (1986) M a rk Greenstreet F ran cis M a tth e w s A s h b y s prepare to welcome new heir to their fam ily estate But the h o m e c o m in g sp e lls d a n g e r a s the s u s p ic io u s S im o n s c h e m e s to discredit h is twin ® O C RIM E STORY T oreilo is a s s ig n e d to b a b ysit a defecting R u s s ia n pilot, o n ly to learn that the go ve rn m e n t s real m is s io n is to force him to return to h is h o m e la n d □ 0 0 MOVIE LAS FUERZAS VIVAS (1975) D avid R e y n o so . A rm a n d o S ilv e stre En un pueblo, lo s habitantes juegan a ga na r una revolución, sa c á n d o le a lo s v e c in o s lo s trapito1 s u c io s al so l P G ' 9:20 pm 0 * * * * * MOVIE CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF (1 9 5 8 ) Elizabeth Taylor. Paul N e w m a n A spirit w o m a n de spe rate ly w a n ts a child, but her alco ho lic h u sb a nd , a form er football player, re fu se s to give in to her a d v a n c e s N R D E C E M B E R 14,1987 C X A M W E H T V 7 » 9 1 C 7 :0 0 p m GD O RUDOLPH THE REO NOSED REINDEER i '964) Burl Ives Based on the popular song, a young reindeer with a nose that glows is ridiculed by other reindeer until Santa recognises his true worth □ (D THIS W EEKIN BLACK ENTERTAINMENT Jamaica Boys © NASHVILLE NOW © JUNIOR AMERICA COMPETITION Host John Oavidson m o m acneil le h r e r n e w sh o u r © CAR 54 WHERE ARE YOU? 142 Tickets On the Aisle A misunderstood visit to a theatre leaves the officers without tickets to a play and the public dying to see this particular show 34 O WHO S THE BOSS? Family feud ensues when Tony and Samantha each get a job at the same popular teen hangout, and Tony has a run m with the coolest kids in Sam s class □ CD LADY BLUE m **** MOVIE SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER 11962) Charles A/navour Marie Dubois Against his better judgment a piano player in a sordid cafe on the outskirts of Paris agrees to attempt a comeback to satisfy the girl he loves NR f f i C RO SSBO W The Moor Part 1 CD NATURE OF THINGS Memory Come to Think of It CD THE ASSOCIATES Martin Short Wilfred Hyde White When Tucker and his boss buy co ops in the same building, his love life suffers fron too many neighbors W O MATLOCK Matlock tnes to defend a hard drinking country singer who is arrester) tor he murder but was too drunk to remember if ie s guilty or not © BOXING S GREATEST KNOCKOUTS Relive some of ffie most dramatic moments in boxing '",'ory wet ' iassir clips featuring Mike Tyson Sugar Ray Robinson Muhammad An and others NR 41 O A TEAM George Peppard Mr T Formerly a mercenary group the commando urn! now operates above ground after having been aught, trier! and forced to pay Off their debt to society □ 0 SEX C ÍT ER A N EW S ACCOROING TO PLAYBOY FOR DECEMBER . 190,’ Dan Ka ! -yslai Smith Sexcetera reports on adjustable jreast unpiants the Japanese condom market and dinner a! a i ontroversiai topless restaurant NR CD © LA COSQUILLA V 'a y • ,¡da como esta omedid para reírse a mandíbula suelta humor ¡amas visto en teevis on ' • © 1. MOVIE FIREW A LKER 198br huck ' , TWO i andrct' ai i!e f\ dt or . e e>p a yo-.ng w man trying to fmd an 1 1 >■ f ! r a i A • f i ,(• treasuM PG 1 Ssen | f f i SKYW ARO CHRISTM AS 1981 Su/a- e i S trap Autíra t n d te y A parapieg te e n a g e pi i ' 'axe a da' ger ' SX a” d r ear y osen her " save '"■* wo ' 0 GOOO TIME CAFE A-ex , . ' W iAV., gers a 'd street 8 Ha 8 0 0 p m ? © TWELFTH ANNUAL CIRCUS OF THE STARS © VIDEO SOUL Host Donnie Simpson coun .tars become circus performer* * ■ ties' a t J temporary • Q w w * MOVIE WILOCATS ' « 6 © » • * m o v ie th e r it z R.'a Mo'en,, a smar t.m# n 1| O NOVA •• g © m y t h r e e s o n s 34 o MOONLIGHTING ® • • MOVIE T R BASKIN ' < • *• ,e ag- • e$ a, v s. rec< " and ' r í v a tow © ?00 CLUB © ROYAL FAMILY R Tra.e The „» She s got a gagea try ’ ro>jr fOtrs © MOVIE SEASON S GREETINGS A a U ju itw i 1 >l A ■ 'é -' f ' V 4' * **■ 4 **> w o dfsasfe' M O J J STARBUCK A Be.e- , Hi 'tg 4 ya< *;•? .*<%%* ■* ® **' ► ■ MOVIE THE COLOR PURPLE 1 ■*' > Za' ,.i A.h-, i ¥ /ja »e 41 O * * ' i MOVIE THE SEVEN U PS ’ 9 M '• ‘ ' ¡J ’ New for* u.fy detectives Hunt down criminals who are engaged -n tetonas purvshaWe by seve< r’ij A" ente grout o' 4 ' »* ’ O PLAYBOY VIOEO CENTERFOLD SH ERRY « © T T l t M B l Y o u t m w pop wstcf '**» park ’ aga/' e lyouf NR f " l 1 'eiixtng outdoors and posing for a s tn m y a, r»,«g a* 4 wafer sports © © SOLO UN HOMBRE Conooo muchos ombres en vrda pero soto a j hombre .« pertet e< e Su t 't/on Q © W W W MOVIE ON THE DOUBLE ¡1961) Danny Kaye Dana Wymer A Gi with weak eyes *ea« s! it ach and w*ax nerves impersonates a B ' tisn genera whorr the Naz s wan' to assassna'» «jR © NEW COUNTRY 1 :3 0 p m © OONNA REED T,ie Soft Touch Jeff am) A e> a»e a s a :ce a” e' botr are accused of be*ng unable to to, ecf tfe r debts © DVORAK S NEW WORlO SYMPHONY (1977 ‘ -'A* '• Symphonic homage tc the new world ■ ’ Amenca > the soundtrack of this evoca1 ve mus c . dec © NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN PORTRAITS QuaHunaam Portrait o' 50 inmt students O OECEMBER PU Y BO Y VIOEO MAGAZINE 9 :0 0 p m © CROOK AND CHASE m © FRONTLINE loox a! British rule begtr ' 830s r c the growth of 'he Afr.xaner mrg Natr/ a s’ V ..,e r t • as web as beginnings of African Nator a Cor gress □ © LAUGH IN » ® THfRTYSOMETHING M ,"ae a^c nope disagree over whether Janey s first yuletide should be celebrated as Chnstmas or Chanukah Mei ssa s given unexpected encouragement n © STRAIGHT TALK M © ANIMALS OF THE GREAT NORTHWEST Snaxes Scorpions and Spidem insights mto these fea'ed aeatjres S O CRIME STORY Toreho is assigned to Dabys1 a defecting Russ an pilot oniy to earn that the government s rear mission is to force him to retum to his home ¡aro Q © © MOVIE LA ZORRA Y EL ESCORPION Esperanza Roy Maximo Vaiverde Extraños enredos y aun mas extrañas relaciones en un grupo de miembros de ¡a a ta sociedad que uega- despreocupadamente a amor PG © w w ' h MOVIE BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS ■'986. B ytbe Danner Jonathan Silverman A 15 year otd tnes to discover ufe s mysteries white his family *e«ps hiding all the dues He finds nis truth ¡i baseoa. ce cream and gir s PG13 Q 9 :2 0 p m © ww/y MOVIE APACHE UPRISING (1966) Bory Calhoun Connne Calvet A gold theft is toiled and an Apache uprising is stopped before it can escalate into a full scale war 9:30 pm © VIDEOCOUNTRY © MONKEES Too Many Girls The owner of a gypsy tea room decides that Davy is the answer to her daughter s success © * * ' 4 MOVIE ANN VICKERS (1933) Irene Dunne Walter Huston A young soldier leaves a social worker an unwed mother and she eventually finds happiness with a ¡udge NR' © TORSO ANO SWAOEiKA (1984; Two stirring works by young choreographer Jtri Kylian. performed by the Nederiands Dans Theatre © CELEBRITY CHEFS © THIS LANO The Threshold The future of wildlife habitats © PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE Senator Bill Bradley (T) 0 BEST OF PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 1 0 4 0 pm C D © © © © © N E W S • SOFT NOTES © * * * > 4 H O M E S DOLLARS (1972) Warren Beatty Goldie Hawn 8 E X A M WEEK TV D E C E M B E R 14,1987 ká 7:00 p m MOVIE CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF ( Z ) 8 THE OLDEST ROOKIE Ike is caught between two difficult and dangerous assignments catching a pair of drug smugglers and helping mend his ex wife's new romance g B BOBBY JONES GOSPEL Grammy Award Winner Bobby Jones present the best in urban contemporary gospel 8 THE THIRD KINO (1977) Richard Dreyfuss. Francois Truffaut Two Americans have extraterrestrial encounters of the first and second kind and want to have the third actual contact with the occupants of a UFO PG □ 8 NASHVILLE NOW 8 RIPTIDE Peter Pan Is Alive and Well 8 8 m a c n e il/ le h r e r n e w s h o u 8 CAR 54 WHERE ARE YOU? Je T Adore Muldoon As king of the Mardi Gras party, underconfident Muldoon must invite the captain s niece to be his date 8 8 A MUPPET FAMILY CHRISTMAS The Muppets will be joined by all the classic creations of Jim Henson for a musical Christmas dinner reunion. Q 8 LAOY BLUE 8 + * * * MOVIE ODD MAN OUT (1947) James Mason, Kathleen Ryan Police hunt door to door for the leader of the Irish underground, who was wounded seriously when staging a holdup for funds. NR 8 SECOND HONEYMOON 8 PERSPECTIVE Bright Ideas Applications of light diagnostic medicine 8 AIR POWER Walter Cronkite The Germans lead a bloody assault on the American Stronghold in Antwerp 8 8 FAMILY TIES 8 MOVIE PLAYING FOR KEEPS (1986) Daniel Jordano. Matthew Penn Is there life after high school7 Three recently graduated teens wonder, until fate comes to the rescue and one of them inherits a run down hotel PG13 a 8 A-TEAM George Peppard, Mr T. Formerly a mercenary group, the commando unit now operates above ground, after having been caught, tried and forced to pay off their debt to society n 8 PLAYMATE GUIDE TO PHYSICAL FITNESS AT HOME 8 8 LA CARABINA DE AMBROSIA Un programa lleno del mas genuino humor y la participación cada semana de las figuras mas populares del espectáculo 8 BROTHERS (1987) Paul Regina, Robert Walden Lou discovers that retirement is not all it s cracked up to be NR □ 8 EDISON TWINS Tinker Tom. Tom sets about automating the Edison house but ends up with an electrical breakdown instead 7:05 p m 8 * * * > A MOVIE A CHRISTMAS STORY (1983) Peter Billingsley, Darren McGavin. A mother fears her young son will shoot his eye out if he gets an air rifle for Christmas in this whimsical look at family life in the 1940s. PG 7:30 p m 8 MR. ED Old Swayback Ed befriends a poor swaybacked horse, the brunt of public ridicule, and convinces Wilbur to let the horse stay with 8 L A S T FRONTIER 8 RIVER TOWN 1st Solar Town in Soldiers. Grove Wl 8 the TWENTIETH CENTURY Walter Cronkite. host. A look at World War II s most colorful general and the American war machine he created 8 8 VALERIE’S FAMILY Feeling pressured to perform for a favorite teacher, Willie plagiarizes a poem of Lord Byron s Caught in the act, he then disappears □ 8 PLAYBOY S CANDID CAMERA 8 8 HOGAR DULCE HOGAR Sergio Corona. Luz Maria Aguilar No hay hogar como este para olvidarse de los problemas 8 IT’S GARRY SHANDLING’S SHOW: ANJEUCA, PART 2 Garry Shandlmg, Michael Tucci. Garry is overwhelmed by his Love Connection date NR Q 8 DANGER BAY Deep Trouble. Jonah is smitten with his tennis instructor, an older woman who is only interested in improving his playing abilities Q 8:00 p m ( Z ) 8 CANDIO CAMERA CHRISTMAS 8 VIDEO SOUL Host Donnie Simpson counts down the hottest urban contemporary music videos and interviews recording stars 8 * * MOVIE SAMSON AND DELILAH (1984) Antony Hamilton, Belinda Bauer. Passion, betrayal and revenge result when man of remarkable strength and purpose encounters an exquisite woman who becomes the source of his downfall. 8 8 MARK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL (1987) Mark Russell Russell's keen satire and devastating musical parodies keep those well known Powers That Be on their toes, and his audience laughing 8 MY THREE SONS Steve and The Computer A computer interferes with wedding plans when the University computer selects different mates for Mike and Sally 8 + * * MOVIE FLYING DOWN TO MO (1933) Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire. In South America, a beautiful girl must choose between the two men who love her. NR 8 8 JULIE ANOREWS...THE SOUND OF CJM ITM A S Julie Andrews, Placido Domingo. Nashville Now )?* Contact F ’ Can Camera . * . . 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Austria and many of the filming locations of The Sound of Music for traditional and contemporary music in the holiday spirit □ 8 * * MOVIE SHE’S IN THE ARMY NOW (1981) Kathleen Quinlan, Jamie Lee Curtis A behind the barracks look at five young women who joined the Army hoping to find an exciting new future in life NR 63 700 CLUB 8 PROFILES OF JAPAN Japan s Grand Kabuki in America Dick Cavett looks at Japan s most grand theater art 8 LIVING DANGEROUSLY The graphic record of the three month trip to the Arctic Circle by an international team of explorers photographers and scientists 8 O A YEAR IN THE LIFE Sunny pushes Joe past the breaking point with her insufferable behavior: Jim and Lindley are driven to distraction by their new business partner S 8 * + + * MOVIE MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (1947) Maureen O'Hara, John Payne When Kris Knngle is hired as the Macy s department store Santa Claus, he tries to prove to an unbelieving child that he's the real St Nick. NR' © PLAYBOY VIDEO CENTERFOLD: LYNNE AUSTIN (1987) Tanned and tawny Florida phenomenon Lynne Austin heats up the beach as only she can do it! Featuring a jet ski ride and a steamy summer night NR 8 © SOLO UN HOMBRE Conocio muchos hombres en su vida pero solo a un hombre le pertenece su corazón G © MOVIE THUNDER RUN Forrest Tucker Chris Shepherd A patriotic retired trucker and his grandson agree to drive a truckload of plutonium across the desert to draw out international terrorists PG13 © * ★ * / * MOVIE PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE (1952) Spencer Tracy. Gene Tierney Priscilla and John Alden encounter love aboard the Mayflower on its voyage NR 8:30 p m 8 NEW COUNTRY © DONNA REED Jeff Stand Alone Jeff comes to the conclusion that his life is over-protected, so he decides to run away and make it on his own in a strange city. 8 CHINA DISCOVERY Effects of Chinese Culture © DR YES: THE HYANNIS AFFAIR 9:00 p m GD 8 THE EQUALIZER McCall is determined that it will be a merry Christmas, but then the phone rings with a desperate plea from a six year old who has AIDS 8 CROOK AND CHASE ® O FRONTLINE Examine a key policy of apartheid the creation of black tribal homelands, and the evolution of a new black consciousness among university students □ 8 LAUGH IN 8 8 A CHRISTMAS MEMORY (1966) Geraldine Page Donnie Melvin Written and narrated by the late Truman Capote, this program tells the story of two special friends preparation for the holidays □ ffiw w w MOVIE THE MAN IN GREY (1943) James Mason, Stewart Granger Swashbuckling period drama about a marriage of convenience and the adventurous exploits that arise from it NR 8 STRAIGHT TALK ® PROFILES OF NATURE Birds of the Arctic Tundra The characteristics of birds in the Arctic © MAURICE SENOAK ANO ALL HIS WHO THINGS A visit with the colorful illustrator and author of the classic children s book Where the Wild Things Are 8 O ST. ELSEWHERE Craig refuses to basx in the limelight after installing the hospital s first artificial heart when the recipient curses him tor prolonging his agony Q © 1ST & TEN: GOING FOR BROKE □ © CISM BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS From Camp LeJeune, NC (T) © MOVIE FLASH (1981) Raven Turner Jane Lindsey There s action, adventure and sensuality aplenty when Jessica, ace photographer for a men s magazine, captures a k id n a p p in g on film NR © © MOVIE LA MONTANA DEL DIABLO Jorge Rivero, Carmen Vicarte Una vez mas, el personaje de El Payo se convierte en arbitro entre el bien y el mal G 9:05 p m © * * ' / . MOVIE THE WRECKING CREW (1969) Dean Martin, Elke Sommer This time secret agent Helm is after stolen gold which has been hijacked and if it is not found within 48 hours the entire world market will suffer PG D E C E M B E R 1 4 , 19 8 7 E X A M W E E K T V 1 0 TO U R OF D U T Y 7 0 0 p m * i J 4 f - A ** Q © * * MOVIE THE W R A I T H ' ‘ • - i . . . . > *•' * t h u t'tjd © N A S H V I L L E NO W © R I P h O E ' I O M A C N E I l © CAR 54 W H E R E ARE Y O U ’ L f H R E H N E W S H O U H 34 O S l E O G E H A M M E R ' w ” > i : y t . f » ptp < suspex * ’ -tj ■ m '-c © L A O Y B L U E © MOVI E THE S A C R I FI C E • Q * " i ' ‘ e se' »**•• A ' • ' i,r*’j v ” e a f * - : w •• « w 1 i j ^ s i ; « :! * 1 ’ j . - " . © h e l l t o w n 0 ) HIG H TEC H A N O H IG H TEC H IN J A P A N .a pa- s A c .,p ! o " © MO VIE THE D I A R Y OF A N N E F R A N K P A R T 3 • Near xeec , • - Ern ryj '* • ' * deaw ays fry • v pi«r« • -• yea pa . w ' y e , ip .• A ;e a - * i ' - ’ creases N R O TH E C O S B Y S H O W Q 42 Q A T E A M i •’ •er-.ena-*, g- up ope ales at< a Jh ! 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M O V IE M IR A C L E O N 3 4TH S T R E E T H 9 7 3 ) Sebastion Cabot Ja n e Alexander W hen Kris Kringle is hired as the M acy s departm ent store Santa Claus he tries to prove to an unbelieving child that he s the real St Nick (R em ake) N R ( H O G O V E R N O R R E P O R T S © M Y T H R E E S O N S Tra m p and The Prince Tram p causes confusion in tw o households w hen he runs aw ay from hom e for fear of a cat 3 3 Q M O V IE The Three Kings ABC T H U R S D A Y N IG H T M O V IE (1 9 8 7 ) Ja c k W arden Stan S haw A trio of patients in a mental institution believe they are the Bibiicai wise m en and escape on cam elback to seaich for the true spirit of Christm as □ © M O V IE G E N T L E S IN N E R S Christopher Earle, Charlene Seniuk Set in the 19 5 0 s . this is a story of a teenager w ho runs aw ay from hom e and is confronted with love and treachery N R © 700 C LU B © C O M M O D IT IE S Lea ving H o m e for Sugar W orld sugar production in the Caribbean © KIRI T E K A N A W A A T C H R IS T M A S Popular singing star of opera m usical co m e dy and television. 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