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Texas showdown
The Dallas Mavericks take the San 
Antonio Spurs 124-121 in overtime 
behind Jamal Mashburn’s 34 points.

ENTERTAINMENT 

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The beat goes on
Helmet and the Cranberries, both In 
town Wednesday, are expanding 
past their original sounds.

2 Sectionsi hu Da ily Texa n
from top Treasury

The student newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

Wednesday, December 7, 1994 

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D aily Texan S ta ff' 

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Ending months of speculation, Treasury 
S e c r e ta r y L loyd B e n tse n a n n o u n ced 
I uesday that he would return to his native 
Texas to pursue opportunities in the pri­
vate sector.

"I had made up my mind that when my 
Senate term finished I would not run for 
re-election," Bentsen said in his televised 
announcement with President Bill Clinton 
from the Rose G arden. "I decided that I 
would coincide my service as secretary of 
the Treasury with that prom ise."

H is resign ation w ill b ecom e effectiv e 

Dec. 22.

C lin to n a p p o in te d B e n tse n 

to th e 
C abinet post in 1992, when Bentsen was 
Texas' senior senator, causing the 1993 spe­
cial e le c tio n in w h ich R ep u b lica n Kav 
Bailey Hutchison was elected.

It has been a great time to be Treasury

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It has been a great tim e to be Treasury secretary, 

and it is a great tim e to be bow ing out as Treasury 
se cre ta ry .”

 

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 Treasury Secretary Uoyd Bentsen

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secretary, and it is a great time to be bow­
ing out as T reasury se c re ta ry ," Bentsen 
said.

He added that he inform ed C linton of 
h is p la n s to re sig n in S e p te m b e r, bu t 
promised to remain in office until after the 
elections and completion of their agenda.

C linton chose W hite House E conom ic 
Adviser Robert Rubin to replace Bentsen, 
pending Senate confirmation.

B en tsen co m p lim e n te d C lin to n on 

Rubin'<; nnminafinn

gram s and our problem s," Bentsen said.
And he has the ability to sit down with 

Congress and work things out."

Bentsen was known as the elder states­
man in Clinton s Cabinet, lending prestige 
and credibility to the administration.

' [Bentsen] has given m ore than half a 
c e n tu ry o f h is life to p u b lic s e r v ic e ," 
C lin to n sa id . "H e h as serv ed in every 
capacity with dignity and distinction."

C linton added that Bentsen ranked as

► Please see related story, page 3

W ar II. ‘ [B e n tse n ] h as a ls o m ad e the 
Treasury Department a full partner in the 
fight against crime and drugs," he said.

Bentsen s career in public service began 
in 1946 w hen he w as electe d 
ju d g e in 
H idalgo County. A fter serving as a U.S. 
representative, Bentsen decided on a career 
in business after three years.

Bentsen returned to public service when 
he w as elected to the U.S. Senate in 1970, 
then rose to chairman of the Senate Finance 
Committee in 1987.

After an unsuccessful bid for president 
in 19/6, Bentsen also made an unsuccessful 
run for vice p re sid e n t in 1988 w hen he 
teamed up with Michael Dukakis.

Our economic and our political system 
[give people] the unique opportunity to

Lloyd Bentsen

1942 graduates from 

I T law school 

1946 elected as a judge 
in Hildago County 

1948 elected to the 
U.S. House 

1955 quits Congress 

to start an 
insurance company 

1970 elected to 

the U.S. Senate 
defeating 
George Bush 
1976 runs unsuccessfully 

for president, but 
re-elected to the Senate 
1988 runs unsuccessfully 
as Michael Dukasis' 
vice presidential 
running mate, but 

re-elected to the Senate 
1992 appointed by .

Bill Clinton to be 
Secretary of 
the Treasury 

1994 resigns

cabinent post

Please see Bentsen, page 2

Staff oranhtr bv N aka

Hubbell pleads 
guilty to fraud

Clintons confidant to cooperate 
with Whitewater prosecutor

Associated Press 

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L IT T L E R O C K , A rk. — A d is ­
placed W e b s te r.l^ b b e ll. confidant 
to P resid ent C linton and once the 
nation's third-highest law enforce­
m ent o ffic ia l, p le a d e d g u iltv 
I uesday to defrauding his form er 
law partners and clients o f nearlv 
$400,000.

Hubbell s voice cracked with emo­
tion as he entered guilty pleas to two 
felony charges that ended a remark­
able fall from government power.

U nder a plea bargain, H ubbell, 
46, will cooperate with Whitewater 
p ro secu to r K en n eth S ta rr's wide- 
ranging investigation into the busi­
ness activities of the C lintons and 
other prominent Arkansans.

Starr declined to com m ent on a 
lik e ly s e n te n c e b u t said h e w as 
lo o k in g f o r w a r d " to H u b b e ll's 

cooperation.

Law yers familiar with the probe 
have told The Associated Press that 
Starr intends to question Hubbell 
about whether the Clinton adminis­
tration exercised any political inter- 
ference in the early investigations 
that spawned the W hitewater affair. 
The administration has denied any 
such interference.

A s a key m em b er o f C lin to n 's 
transition team and later No. 3 offi- 
cial in the Ju s tic e D e p a rtm e n t, 
Hubbell was privy to the most pri­
vate c o n v e r s a tio n s 
the 
administration.

in sid e 

And as a governm ent contractor 
in the late 1980s, he also had access 
to the internal records of the failed 
Arkansas savings and loan that is a 
ce n tra l fo cu s o f the W h ite w a te r 
probe.

I deeply regret that my actions 
have afflicted my family and friends 
and those who have placed me in a 
position of trust,” the former associ­
ate attorney general said in federal 
court Tuesday.

6 6 This matter 
simply does not concern 
the president, the first 
lady, o r Whitewater 
Development Company 
in any way.”

 President CSntons attorney 

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______________________________________________ Davkt KendaS

I know today is a very painful 
day for them. If the consequences of 
my action were only mine, this could 
be easier, but they're not, ” he said.

The first C linton adm inistration 
official to admit to criminal activity 
as a result of the Whitewater probe, 
Hubbell said he was ginltv of mail 
fraud and tax evasion.

Each charge carries a maximum of 
five years in prison and a $250,000 
fine. U .S. D istric t Ju d g e W illiam 
Wilson agreed to release Hubbell on 
his own recognizance, pending sen­
tencing. No date was set.

Under federal sentencing guide­
lines d iscu ssed in court, H ubbell 
w ou ld face 27 to 33 m o n th s in 
p n so n if W ilson chose to im pose 
concurrent sentences Hubbell also 
could ask the court for a sh o rter 
sentence or probation.

Calling Hubbell ”an old triend,” 
C lin to n said he and his w ife , 
H illa ry , w ere 
by 
Tuesday's events.

sa d d e n e d 

We should remember that W ebb 
is a man who has given much to his 
fa m ily , h is co m m u n ity and h is 
co u n try ,' C linton said in a sta te ­
ment released by the W hite House.
I h e m atter is in the h a n d s of the 
court, and I don't think it would be 
ap prop riate to say am thing m ore

Please see Fraud page 2

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1 EN SA CO LA , Fla. — His usual bem u sed 
sm ile wiped off his face, Paul Hill listened with 
a bored look Tuesday as a judge sentenced him 
to the electric chair for blowing out the brains 
of an abortion doctor and his bodyguard.

"May God have mercy on your soul,” Circuit 

Judge Frank Bell intoned.

M om ents later, an abortion toe shouted that 
H ill's blood w ould be on th e h an d s of th e 
judge, the jury and the people of Florida.

S h ack led at his feet, the 40 -y e a r-o ld H ill 
stood impassively in his drab green jail jum p­
suit as Bell explained to the form er m inister 
why he had rejected the only other sentencing 
o p tio n , life in p riso n w ith o u t p a ro le . L ast 
month a jury unanimously recommended that 
Hill be executed.

Bell recounted the luly 29 ambush outside a 
I ensacóla abortion clinic, the second anti-abor- 
tion slaying in the Florida Panhandle city He

Please see Hill, page 2

Mike Gessaman. an Austin Parks and Recreation temporary worker fas­
tens a support cable to a figure in the Mother Goose display at Zilker

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T.J. LEE/Daily Texan Staff

T hI cHo^ 3'1 ° f L'ghiS exhibit- Gessaman and four other workers spent 
uesday morning arranging the display, which will be lit Sunday at 7 p.m.

Making the grade

Survey says UT law graduates lead state with 96

CALEB CANNING
Daily Texan Staff 

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M ore grad uates from the UT School o f Law 
passed the Texas Bar Examination this July than 
grad uates from any other Texas law school, a 
trade magazine stated Tuesday.

According to a survey published in the Nov. 14 
issue o f Texas Lawyer, o f the 371 UT law gradu­
ates taking the three-day com prehensive exam, 
357 passed. The results gave the law school the 
highest passing rate, at 96.23 percent, and the 
hight st total o f p assin g stu d en ts of an y law 
school in Texas.

The P rin c e to n Review, a national law 
journal, recently rated the U T law 
school as having “the best teaching 
faculty among American law schools.”

Ihe article also published the results of a stu­
dent survey rating everything from campus law 
libraries to student indebtedness after gradua­
tion. UT law professors also received an "A + " 
rating from those surveyed.

The Princeton Review, a national law journal,

percent passing bar exam

recently rated the U’l law school as having "the i\ ,t 
teaching faculty among American law schools."

I really do believe that we put a great em pha­
sis on teaching a b ility ," said M aurice Sha riot 
interim dean of the law school, adding that the 
University does not employ non-teaching profes­
sors, like some other schools. "Faculty in general 
takes that task very seriously."

M any stu d e n ts said th at a lo n g w ith low 
tuition, the reputable faculty was a major factor 
in their decision to attend the University.

Please see Exam, page 2

53 years later, survivors recall 
Pearl Harbor’s ‘day of infamy’

ALEX DEM ARBA N _________
Daily Texan Staff

Ihe fatefu l teleg ram a rriv e d in 
McAllen, Dec. 16, 1941. The young sea­
man Albert Block had died in valiant 
defense of his country nine days earlier.
Refusing to arrange services for her 
son, M argaret Block instead clung to 
some divine hope that her boy had sur­
vived the attack on Pearl H arbor that 
left 2,400 dead and the United States 
bereft of 18 warships and 187 aircraft.

Another Navy telegram arrived eight 
days later with welcome news, fhe 19- 
year-old radioman had survived the two 
hour early-morning tragedy wrought by 
the Ja panese on Dec. 7, 194Í.

My mother would not accept that I 
was d ead ," said the Austin resident. 
"She felt all along that I was alive."

In the afterm ath of the tum ultuous

day o f infam y, su rvivors w ere trans­
ferred hastily to other stations. In the 
confusion, many were assumed dead.

It was 53 years ago, as sailors raised 
flags and prepared for the slow Sunday 
routine, when the barrage of torpedoes 
and bombs began.

Block was assigned to the USS West 
Virginia, one of six battleships tied up 
in "Battleship Row."

All hands were ordered to battle sta­
tions, Block said. "I was going to the 
radio transm itter room on the fourth 
deck below. 1 got as far a s the second 
deck, and then the first of seven torpe­
does hit in the port side of the ship and 
crashed through

"Water started coming in, s o obvi­
ously I couldn't go any further down. 
We started sinking into the mud."

Please see Survivors, page 2

INSIDE THE TEXAN 
TODAY

is 

Inigo 

Princess Bride Weather: Hello, 
my name 
“C loudy” 
Montoya You killed my father, 
who was in his 60s and wanted to 
make it to 70. There is a 20 per­
cent chance you should prepare to 
die No, I won t stop saying that.

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Com ics..................................... g
Editorials................................4
Entertainm ent......................... 7
Sports.................................. 12
State & L o c a l.......................... 6
U niversity................................. 5
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Paul Hill s wife hears him being sentenced to death.

A S SOCIATED PRESS

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Hill sent to chair for slayings

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Bentsen

Continued from page l
e n te r g o v e rn m e n t se rv ic e [a n d ] 
ap p lv that know ledge on a national 
scale, and likew ise allow them to 
tu rn a ro u n d a n d take the ex p e ri­
ence of governing back to the pri­
vate sector — the force that really 
d riv es o u r econom y — and th a t’s 
what I am doing," Bentsen said.

Bentsen rem arked that in a real 
sense he had lived the A m erican 
dream .

"I have w orked to try- to m ake a 
d ifferen ce o v e r th ese v ea rs from 
in creased re tire m e n t se c u rity for 
the eld erly to increased access to 
h e a ith c a re fo r lo w e r in c o m e 
w om en and children he said

Bruce Buchanan UT professor of 
g o v e rn m e n t, said B entser. w h o 
g ra d u a te d from the L T School or 
Law, had a long and distinguished 
ca reer w ith ' re m a rk a b le s ta v in g 
pow er.'

The c r e d ib ility th a t B e n ts e r 
added to Clinton s Cabinet translat­
ed to m o re p r e s tig e fo r T exas 
Buchanan said.

B e n tse n a c c o m p lis h m e n ts in 
W ashington helped com pensate tor 
Clinton losing Texas in the election 
he added.

B ut R e p u b lic a n s m t e r r r e t 
B e n tse n s resig n atio n as a signal 
that the C lin to n a d m in istra tio n is 
h e a d ed d o w n .

F rom th e b e g in n in g B entsen 
g a \ e th e C lin to n a d m in is tra tio n 
credibility ... he served as a m oder­
ate p ro -m a rk e t voice," said Evan 
F itz m a u ric e , s p o k e s m a n for th e 
Republican Party of Texas. "H e was 
obviously a shining star."

F itz m a u ric e a d d e d th a t it w as 
"som ew hat relieving that Rubin is 
one o f th e s a n e r v o ic e s in th e 
Clinton economic team ."

Exam

C o n tin u e d from page 1

My professo rs have been w o n ­
derful 
said Erin M eyer a second- 
year law student. The faculty is one 
of the main reasons I came here ’

At a time when *** for law gradu­
ates are particularly scarce ex-students 
" ere hardest on the Career fvrvices 
office g h in g it a ratmg of T V

I d o n t th m k that I I s [p lace­
m ent office] is w orse than an\ one 
else s b u t I also d o n t think th e\ 
are h e lp fu l a t all ” sa id a s p rin g 
g raduate w ho preferred not to give 
It y o u d o n t w a n t to 
his n a m e 
w o rk for a law firm a n d or y o u 
aren : u the top 25 percent of y o u r 
class vou are prettx m uch on \ our 
ow n. That s tough 

Sha r io t s a id th e p o o r r a tin g s 
were unfair because todav s m arket 
for law vers is lim ited b u t a d d e d 
that the L niversity s placem ent rate 
is the highest in the state

I thank that s a bum rap he said 
There is atwavs room for im prove­
m e n t h u t th e O ffice o f C a re e r 
S e n ices w o rk s v e rv h a rd to fin d 
e m p k n m e rt to: all students 

S usan a A em an assista n t d e a n 

ro~ stu d en t arta rs agreed 
The star* is extrer
teas 

to the students 

neix receptive
she said, 

O ther

resuits or the survey of L T 

law schooi grad u ates indicated:

• L they had it to do all over again, 
th re e -q u a rte rs o f th o se s u rv e y e d 
would chcvse .aw school again.

■ Only T percent believed ethical 
conduct i vas stressed m their course 
u or^~ a relatively low num ber com­
pared with other schools.

■ The average stu d en t indebted­
ness after g ra d u a tio n w as S25.~54 
the third lowest in the state.

n The law library received praise 
in die foriii of an A-*-— rating —bv 
fa r th e h ig h e s t o f a n y s c h o o l in 
Texas.

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FBI ranking of UT crime called misleading

MOLLY SAINT-JAMES
*Da>S Tex¿r Stan 

D espite a rep o rt released bv the 
FBI M onday ranking the University 
th ird in v io le n t crim e a m o n g the 
state s 60 colleges and universities, a 
k * ponce official called the report 
m isleading since it did not consider 
num ber o f crimes per student.

W h ile UT p o lic e C a p t. S ila s 
G n g g s c a lle d th e 1993 U n ifo rm 
C n m e R eporting results a reliable 
y a r d s tic k ' b e c a u s e it u s e d d a ta 
from local law enforcem ent he said 
the report w as not a vaiid com pari­
son to o th er colleges and universi- 
because it did not take p o p u la­

tion into account.

A c c o rd in g to th e re p o rt, Texas 
S o u th e rn U n iv e rs ity in H o u s to n 
ra n k e d fir s t for v io le n t c rim e in 
Texas w ith S outhw est Texas State 
in San M a rc o s s e c o n d a n d th e 
U niversity third. Prairie View A&M 
I n iv e r s ity r a n k e d f o u r th . T he 
rePort counted violent cnm e figures 
ra p e , r o b b e r v a n d 
for m u r d e r 
aggravated assault.

I h is s u m m e r , T ex as S o u th e r n 
im p le m e n te d an eight-officer bike 
p a tro l to p ro te c t th e 4 2 -b u ild in g 
c a m p u s a n d n a m e d a d ire c to r of 
public safety to reduce crim e, said 
F\ a P ic k e n s , s p o k e s w o m a n fo r 
Texas Southern.

Location plays a significant role 
in th e crim e sta tistic s b ecause the

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cam pus is located in the heart of the 
com m unity’ 
the crim e th a t's tak ­
ing place [at TSU] m av not be attrib­
uted to students," Pickens said.

H ad the re p o rt been c a lc u la ted 
u s in g s tu d e n t e n r o llm e n t, 
th e 
I n iv e rsity s violent crim e fig u res 
would have dropped significantly in 
com parison to other colleges. Using 
the 1992-1993 enrollm ent n u m b ers 
listed in th e 1994 W orld A lm anac 
and Book of Facts, The Daily Texan 
calculated the following:

■ \ \ ith a population of 10,800 stu ­
den ts and 
violent crim es, Texas 
S o u th e rn a v e r a g e d 3.3 v io le n t 
crimes per 1,000 students.

■ W ith a population of 25,249 stu­
d e n ts a n d 22 v io le n t c r im e s , 
S o uthw est Texas averaged .87 vio­
lent crimes per 1,000 students.

■ W ith a population of 49,253 stu ­
d e n ts a n d 18 v io le n t c rim e s, th e 
U n i\ e r s i t y a v e r a g e d .36 v io le n t 
cnm es p er 1,000 students.

1 Per capita rankings of Texas 
1 s c h o o ls with the m ost r r im e s

School (Enrollment)

Violent
crimes crimes

Total

Total crim es
per 1,000 
students

67.1
28.1
24.9
21.1

Prarie View A&M (5,560)
12
Stephen F. Austin (12,721)
5
Texas Southern (10,800)
36
Texas Tech (24,215)
8
Southwest Texas (25,249)
22
Univ. of Houston (33,000)
17
Texas A&M (41,710)
7
UT-EI Paso (17,209)
6
UT-Austin (49,253)
18
UT-Arlington (24,729)
12
Univ. of North Texas (26,433) 11
source: FBI¡Daily Texan research

373
358
269
512
482
19.1
577
17.5
721
17.3
280
16.3
785
15.9
333
13.5
347
13.1
Staff graphic by Naka INathaniel

■ W ith a population of 5,560 stu ­
dents and 12 violent crimes, Prairie 
\ iew A&M a v e ra g e d 2.16 v io le n t 
cnm es per 1,000 students.

Y\ hen asked w hy the crim e rate 
w as n o t calculated on a p er-capita 
basis Jim O m o h u n d ro , e d ito r for 
the L nitorm C rim e R eporting p ro ­
ject, said rates w ere not p u blished 
prim arily because of lack of perso n ­
nel and space.

The first entries are still done bv

h a n d ,' h e s a id , a d d in g th a t th e 
en ro llm en t n u m b ers for 1993-1994 
year w ere not available a t the tim e 
the figures w ere compiled.

The U n iv e rsity ra n k e d n u m b e r 
one in p ro p e rty crim e in the state, 
with a total of 767 burglaries, thefts 
a n d m o to r v e h ic le th e fts , w h ic h 
Griggs a ttrib u te d to the large s tu ­
dent population.

Not counting auto theft, the 1994 sta­
tistics for the University reflect a signif-

icant decrease in crime, Griggs said.

So far in 1994, UTPD has reported 
one sexual assault, com pared w ith 
la s t y e a r 's tw o ; tw o a g g r a v a te d 
assaults, dow n from 15; a total of 35 
assaults, d o w n from 42; 674 thefts 
d o w n from 721; an d 13 b u rg la rie s 
com pared w ith 18 in 1993.

C ar theft rose from 28 cars stolen 
in 1993 to 35 in 1994, b u t rem ain s 
less com m on than in 1992, w hen 45 
vehicles w ere reported stolen.

Survivors.’ 53 years later, memories of attack

remain strong

Continued from page 1

Im m ediately, Block began carting the w o u n d ­
ed to the m ainland beneath a ceiling of Japanese 
w arplanes, ducking for cover every time one of 
the th ousand-pound bombs fell nearby.

He said his m em ory of that m orning is tattooed 
with bits and pieces of a disjointed reality, like the 
im age of a p a ra ly z e d seam an say ing over an d
° VeJ¿ ™ to?i-vounS to die' Tm too voung to die," 
or the LSb O klahom a u p e n d e d , its bow jutting 
6
from the water. 

In the adrenalin-pum ped m om ents of the two- 
hour bom bardm ent, Block said he lost all sense of 
self. U naw are of the tremors from the explosions 
a ro u n d h im h e felt o n ly th e sig n ific a n ce th e 
onslaught held for the country.

"The Japanese attack in Pearl H arbor p ut ou r 
nation together as it never w as before and never 
w as after," said the 73-year old Block, now the

T e x as c h a ir of th e P e a rl H a r b o r Sui 
Association.

ir v iv o r s

O n 

th e 5 3 rd a n n iv e r s a r y o f th e a tta c k 
ivednesd ay, he will pay hom age to the p ast bv 
visiting the M em orial m onum ent to Texas Pearl 
H arbor survivors no rth of the Capitol.

The day after the bom bing, President Franklin 
D R oosevelt told a jo int session of C o n g ress, 
A lw ays will we rem em ber the character of the 
onslaught against u s," and the U nited States had 
entered a w ar it never could forget.

T h is y e a r, P r e s id e n t C lin to n s ig n e d a law 
encouraging all federal agencies, businesses and 
individuals to fly flags at half-staff in m em ory of 
the Am ericans w ho died at Pearl H arbor

M? rg,aJ et, P o b b in s' a 16-year-old re s id e n t of 
nearby Y\aikiki at th e time of the attack, said the 
m a g n itu d e of the d a y did n ot hit im m ediately.

She w as m ore excited about m issing church after 
a radio anno uncem en t o rd ered all residents off 
the streets.

D obbins said she th o u g h t the an n o u n cem en t 
w as a joke until she noticed planes overhead and 
black sm oke billow ing from the harbors. It w as 
w hen she and her classm ates sat on the rooftop 
of h e r b o a r d in g sc h o o l th a t sh e re a liz e d th e 
attack's significance.

"Y ou're in a situation w here you can't im agine 
w h a t's hap p en in g to you," she said. "You can't 
believ e it, so you d o n 't even have anv fear."

D o b b in s re m e m b e rs th e w a r w ith fre q u e n t 

tn p s to the harbor.

I take w hoever comes to H aw aii to see Pearl 
H arbor because it's very aw e-inspiring," said the 
current resident of H onolulu. "It w as som ething 
6
you never forget." 

Fraud

Continued from page 1
than that."

M eanw hile, the C lintons' law yer 
im m e d ia te ly s o u g h t to d is ta n c e 
them from H ubbell's legal troubles.

‘ ........... Matthew Hullum

"This matter simply does not con­
cern the president, the first lady, or 
W hitewater D evelopm ent Com pany 
in a n y w a y ," A tto rn e y D a v id 
Kendall said in a prepared statement.

T he c h a r g e s h e re a re to ta lly 
u n re la te d — th e y arise o u t of Mr. 
H u b b e ll's p e r s o n a l in c o m e tax 
retu rn s and in d iv id u al billing p ro ­
c e d u re s as an a tto rn e y in p riv a te 
p ra c tic e in L ittle Rock b e fo re he 
came to W ashington." Kendall said.

While H ubbell's legal trouble w as 
developing in S tarr's office, another 
C lin to n a s s o c ia te w as a p p e a r in g 
before Starr's g rand jury.

T he Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 
reported Tuesday that W hite H ouse 
sen io r a d v ise r Bruce L indsey h ad 
ap p eared before the g ran d jury in 
the last tw o weeks.

i - P Ur!!n g . an h o u r-lo n g h e arin g in 
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° u t an a lJe g e d s c h e m e in w h ic h 
H u b b e ll, as a p r i v a te a t to r n e y 
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w alking off.

The d e fe n d a n t w as lo o k in g at 
what he had accomplished with pride 
and satisfaction/ the judge said 

H ill, w h o r e p r e s e n te d h im s e lf 
with a smile in the state case and a 
related federal trial b ut offered no 
e v id e n c e a n d c ro s s-e x a m in e d no 
w itnesses, declined to speak at his 
sentencing.

H ill, a f o r m e r m in is te r in th e 
P re s b y te ria n C h u rc h in A m eric a 
and O rthodox Presbyterian C hurch, 
has c o n te n d e d he w a s justified in 
killing Dr. John Bayard Britton, 69 
and retired A ir Force Lt. Col. Jam es 
Barrett, 74, to prev en t abortions.

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Orange County 
goes belly up

■ SANTA ANA , Calif. — lts invest­
m ent fund hit by huge losses, O range 
C o u n ty on T u esd ay decided to seek 
b a n k r u p tc y p r o te c tio n 
to k e e p 
in v e s to r s fro m w ith d r a w in g th e ir 
m oney and m aking things worse 

The co u n ty w ill file for C h a p ter 9 
bankruptcy protection so it can face its 
fiscal problem s " in an o rd e rly m a n ­
ner, T hom as Riley, chairm an of the 
county board, said after a day of p ri­
vate meetings.

Some of the investm ent banks that 
financed O range C ounty's investm ent 
fu n d th re a te n e d to cu t off its cred it 
Tuesday.

The lenders w ere dem anding repay­
m e n t of $1.2 b illio n in s h o r t- te r m 
loans, turning w hat so far have been 
p ap e r losses into real ones, said Peer 
Sw an, chairm an of the Irvine Ranch 
W a te r D is tric t, th e f o u r th - la r g e s t 
investor in the fund.

That is far m ore than the fund can 
raise u n less it sells secu rities w hose 
v a lu e h as been d e p re s s e d bv risin g 
interest rates.

The s u b u rb a n c o u n ty is h o m e to 

D isneyland and 2.6 m illion people.

Doctors removed 
bullet from Reagan 
to avoid headlines
■ C H IC A G O — The su rg e o n s w ho 
treated President Reagan after he was 
sho t in 1981 d e c id e d to rem o v e the 
bullet in his chest partly because leav­
ing it in m ight have been unsettling to 
the American people.

I could see th is big h e a d lin e o u t 
there in a day or two: 'D octor Leaves 
B ullet in P re s id e n t's L u n g ,' " chest 
surgeon Dr. Benjamin Aaron said in a 
te le p h o n e in te rv ie w T u esd ay . "T h e 
public at large m ight have considered 
it kind of tacky that w e w ent in after 
the bullet and had to leave it."

A aron and radiologist Dr. S. David 
Rockoff headed the surgical team that 
w o rk e d on R e a g a n a f te r he w a s 
w o u n d e d by Jo h n H in c k le y Jr. in 
W ashington on March 30, 198L 

T h e d o c to rs p r o v id e d th e ir first 
w ritten account of the case in W ednes­
d ay s issue of The Journal o f the Ameri­
can Medical Association. M ost of the 
m edical details already had been dis­
closed.

Because the bullet proved to be of a 
type that is supposed to explode in its 
it did not — and because it 
\ ictim 
c o n ta in e d a to x in th a t m ig h t h a v e 
le a k e d , th e d e c is io n to re m o v e it 
turned out to be the right one.

R eag an, w h o w as 70 at th e tim e, 

m ade a com plete recovery.

Pilot suspended after 
questioning safety
■ C H IC A G O — A m erican Eagle has 
suspended a pilot w ho questioned the 
safety of the airline's small turboprop 
p lan es after a crash that killed all 68 
people aboard.

Steve Fredrick says co m p an y offi­
cials su sp e n d e d him w ith o u t pay on 
the spot at O 'H are International A ir­
port Saturday after he refused to show 
them the contents of a satchel. He said 
the p retex t w as in su b o rd in atio n , but 
the airline w as actually punishing him 
for saying its ATR planes are not safe 
to fly in icy weather.

" I 'm n o t a fra id of g o in g on th e 
record Com e heck or high w ater, I'll 
deal w ith it," Fredrick said Tuesday in 
a p h o n e interview from his hom e in 
Elkhart Lake, Wis.

A m erican Eagle spo k esm an M arty 
H eires confirm ed the suspension. He 
said Fredrick w as being investigated 
for m isc o n d u c t b ut d e c lin ed to give 
any other details.

Fredrick said that in the five years 
h e h a s flo w n A TRs fo r A m e ric a n 
Eagle, he has w orried about the ability 
of th e E u ro p e a n -m a d e p la n e to flv 
safely in icy conditions.

Fredrick said that w hen he w as ini­
tially trained on ATRs he w as w arned 
by an instructor that "th is plane will 
try to kill you in ice, so go fast. Speed 
m eans life in this aircraft."

Royal oil found under 
Windsor Castle soil
■ LO N D O N — The royal soap opera 
threatens to take the full Dallas route 
as Q ueen Elizabeth II goes drilling for 
oil beneath W indsor Castle.

N e w s of a p o s s ib le ro y a l g u s h e r 
cam e T u esd a y , p u n c tu a tin g a w eek 
that began with opposition politicians 
calling for a less flashy m onarchy.

A C anadian entrepreneur says seis­
mic studies indicate the likelihood of a 
sm a ll o il fie ld 1,000 fe e t b e n e a th 
W indsor Castle, the queen's w eekend 
hom e 20 miles w est of the capital. The 
q u een has given C anuk E x p loration 
Ltd. perm ission to sink a well in her 
garden to test reserves.

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W0RLD& NATION

T h e D a i l y T e x a n 3 
Rubin chosen to head Treasury

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F o m e r ^ l l Street banker expected to have policies similar to Bentsen’s

W A S H IN G T O N — P re s id e n t C lin to n 
selected Robert Rubin, w ho am assed a mul- 
tim illio n - d o lla r fo rtu n e on W all S tre e t 
before jo in in g the a d m in istra tio n , to su c ­
ceed Lloyd B entsen as T reasu ry secretary 
Tuesday.

B e n tse n s d e p a r tu r e w ill d e p r iv e th e 
ad m in istratio n of th e C abinet officer w ith 
the most experience and respect on Capitol 
Hill just as Republicans are taking control of 
Congress for the first tim e in 40 vears.

But the change is expected to have little 
im pact on policy since both m en are p ro ­
business Democrats.

Rubin, w ho took a $26 m illion p ay cut to 
leave the investm ent banking firm of G old­
m an Sachs & Co. to join the adm inistration, 
w on w id e sp re a d p ra ise as a self-effacing 
coordinator w ho m ade sure a coherent eco-

I n v l har 8? VCr,iS OCCUrring as the adm inistration is in the m idst of a 
hu d ! , 
budget proposal to the Republicans’ "Contract With A m erica:’

i m eetings trying to map out an approach in its new

nom ic strategy w as developed for a presi­
dent often criticized for an inability to reach 
tim ely decisions.

But it w as unclear how sm oothly Rubin 
w ould be able to m ake the transition from 
his behind-the-scenes role to chief economic 
policy spo k esm an for the a d m in istra tio n 
w h ere he w ill h av e to serve as the p o in t 
m an in dealing with a Republican Congress 
intent on shrinking the size of governm ent 
and cutting taxes.

In a Rose Garden ceremony announcing the 
change, Clinton thanked Bentsen for his contri­
butions and said, "I'm really going to miss you."
Bentsen, w ho had spent 22 years in the

S enate before jo in in g the a d m in istra tio n , 
said he told the p resident back in Septem ­
b er of h is d e s ire to re tu rn to h is n a tiv e 
T exas an d w as n ot sw a y e d ev en th o u g h 
C linton tried on several occasions to talk 
him out of it.

"It's been a great time to be Treasury secre­
tary and it's a great time to be bowing out as 
Treasury secretary," said Bentsen, w ho later 
told reporters that the Republican takeover of 
Congress had not influenced his decision.

Rubin s position as director of the presi­
dent s N ational Economic Council is expect­
ed to be filled by Erskine Bowles, currently 
the d eputy W hite H ouse chief of staff.

An adm inistration source, w ho spoke on 
condition of anonym ity, said that Bowles' 
s e le c tio n w a s n o t a n n o u n c e d T u e s d a y 
because the W hite H ouse had not decided 
on Bowles' replacem ent.

While Bentsen w as the first top economic 
policy-maker to leave the administration, there 
were already rumors of other departures.

Clinton praised Rubin as the "consum m ate 
honest bro ker w ho had helped the W hite 
H ouse "d o som ething that had never been 
done before, to have an economic team that 
really works together as a team." Clinton cre­
ated the NEC to perform the same coordinat­
ing role in economic policy that the National 
Security Council does in foreign affairs.

T h e c h a n g e o v e r is o c c u r r in g as th e 
adm inistration is in the m idst of a series of 
in te rn a l m e e tin g s try in g to m a p o u t an 
approach in its new budg et proposal to the 
Republicans' "C ontract W ith Am erica."

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BfU^ f EST'. H u n Sary — Five years ago, it sounded like the 
perfect blueprint for a peaceful Europe: Tear dow n the Berlin 
W all. n p apart the Iron Curtain and dism antle the Soviet Union 

1 oday, we are going back to the d raw ing board 
The [Cold] W ar is over. Beware of the peace," form er Soviet 
reign M inister Eduard S hevardnadze said ruefully Tuesday 
at the conclusion of a 52-nation sum m it that w as supposed to 
diffuse tensions in Europe.

S h ev a rd n a d z e , now p re sid e n t of G eorgia, a form er Soviet 
republic w racked by ethnic violence, told the session that Euro­
peans w ere 'living through such a frightening peace "

\ zech co u nterp art, Vaclav H avel, said, "T he birth of a 
new and genuinely stable European order is taking place more 
slow ly and w ith g re ater d ifficu lty an d pain than m ost of us 
expected five years ago."

Their com m ents provided a bitter ending to the sum m it of the 
Conference on Security and C ooperation in Europe. Both w ere

IQBOfTn ntf 
1989 fall of the Berlin Wall.

n U.p h w v n s transform inS 

continent since the 

The sum m it w as intended to strengthen the CSCE — the only
organization d ra w in g together the U nited States, C anada, all
European nations and form er Soviet republics.

The goal was to give it enough m uscle so it can trv to resolve
conflicts before they develop into full-blow n wars, such as in
Bosnia, not tar from this elegant C entral European capital

In a hesitant step forw ard, the nations offered to provide their
first peacek eep in g m ission to police the d isp u te d A rm en ian

Azerbai an N ag° rno' Karabakh ,n the form er &)viet republic of

They also agreed on a series o£ m easures intended to give the 
gro u p a higher profile, including changing its nam e to O rgani­
zation for Security and C ooperation in Europe 

The u n d erly in g strategy, p u sh ed by the U nited States and 
o th er W estern nations, is to stabilize Europe by bolstering its 
organizations and creating strong links betw een its eastern and 
w estern halves.

The NATO m ilitary alliance and the European Union intend 
 but probably not much 

to adm it Poland, H u n gary and others -
before the turn of the century.

R ussia, an u n lik e ly c a n d id a te for m e m b e rs h ip in e ith e r 
NATO or the EU, w o uld be d raw n closer through special p a rt­
nerships and thro ugh the CSCE.

But the anim osities displayed by som e countries at the su m ­
mit underscored the conflicts rooted in decades-old ethnic rival­
ries and hatreds.

The very idea of th e com m on E u ropean H o use is n early 
dead and being consum ed by the fires of num erous conflicts 
and w ars," said Shevardnadze.

d i S ü t e f r f pres,d, ^ ' A!iia LIzetbeg°vic, could not contain his 
disdain for a w orld he said had turned a blind eye to the death 
of thousands of his people.

The meeting, intended as a show case of East-W est harm ony, 

also harked back to the superpow er rivalries of old.

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Supreme Court reviews 
school desegregation

A s s o c ia te d P ress

W A S H IN G T O N -

 T he C lin to n 
a d m in istra tio n ask ed th e S u p re m e 
C ourt on T uesday not to disso lve a 
d e s e g r e g a tio n d e c r e e in v o lv in g 
Kansas City's public schools, arguing 
th a t g r a n tin g M is s o u r i's r e q u e s t 
w o u ld m ak e it e a s ie r for g o v e r n ­
m en ts across the n a tio n to g e t o u t 
from u n d er court-ordered plans.

Solicitor General Drew' Days wrote in 
a brief that students' scores on achieve­
ment tests should be a factor in deter­
m ining w hether school systems have 
eliminated traces of segregation.

The court considered test scores 
w hen it found that racial segregation 
had d ep ressed educational achieve­
m ent," Days wrote. "It is logical that 
test scores should also be considered 
in d e c id in g w h e th e r th a t v io latio n 
has been rem edied."

I he case stem s from a 1977 
lawsuit in which black par­
ents contended their children 
were being denied equal 
educational opportunities.

M is s o u ri A tto rn e y G e n e ra l Jay 
Nixon contends the 8th Circuit C ourt 
of A p p e a ls im p ro p e rly a d o p te d a 
new sta n d a rd requiring stu d e n ts in 
the K ansas C ity schools to achieve 
certain test scores before the state's 
responsibility to desegregate the sys­
tem could be ended.

A lle n S n y d e r, a tto r n e y fo r th e 
K ansas C ity, M o., School D istrict, 
w rote that Missouri, long opposed to 
the court-ordered desegregation plan 
that has cost state taxpayers $1.3 bil­
lion, s im p ly " m a n u f a c tu r e d " te st

scores as the central issue in hopes ol 
ending its involvem ent in the case.

N ixon also a rg u e d th a t stu d e n t 
a c h ie v e m e n t is in f lu e n c e d by a 
w ide range or other factors such as 
po v erty , p are n ta l in v olv em ent an d 
crim e. D ays a g re ed , b u t said M is­
s o u r i h a s n o t p r o v e n th e e x a c t 
im pact of such factors.

The m ere a sse rtio n th a t facto rs 
b e s id e s s e g r e g a tio n a r e e n tir e ly 
resp o n sib le for cu rre n t deficiencies 
is no s u b s titu te fo r p r o o f D a y s 
w rote.

The case stems from a 1977 law suit 
in w h ich black p a re n ts c o n te n d e d 
t h t i r c h ild re n w e re b e in g d e n ie d 
equal e d u c a tio n a l o p p o rtu n itie s. A 
federal judge found that Kansas City 
suffered w id espread lack of s t u d e n t 
a c h ie v e m e n t b e c a u s e v e s tig e s o f 
racial segregation still existed in the 
schools.

Cocaine-carrying dog recoven 
after service as a Trojan horse

A s s o c ia te d P ress

NEY\ TO R K — C u s to m s 
a g e n ts h a v e f o u n d d r u g s 
stuffed into bras and boa con­
strictors. They have seen them 
lam inated into surfboards and 
plastic clocks. They have even 
p u lle d th e m o u t o f h u m a n 
stomachs.

Still, they w ere taken aback 
by their latest find, 5 pou n ds of 
cocaine surgically im planted in 
th e b e lly of an O ld E n g lis h 
sheepdog.

" I 'v e seen cases of tropical 
fish th a t w ere force-fed w ith 
cocaine, and we once found it 
in a box of poisono u s snakes, 
b u t I d o n t recall a m am m al 
e v e r b e in g u se d to sm u g g le 
drugs, 
said H arold Badaraco, 
a deputy custom s inspector at 
Kennedy Airport.

C u s to m s 

s p o k e s w o m a n 
Janet Rapaport said the discov­

ery was the first know n case of 
a dog being used to sm u gg le 
cocaine th ro u g h a N ew York 
a irp o rt. T here w as a case in 
M ia m i s e v e r a l y e a rs a g o 
in v o lv in g h o rs e s c a r r y in g 
heroin in their anal cavities.
C r e d it fo r s to p p in g 

th e 
Cocaine dog w ent to C ustom s 
officer M ichael M oloney. He 
w as on overnig h t d u ty at JFK 
on Dec. 1 w hen he noticed the 
anim al, w hich h ad arriv ed ill 
and lethargic aboard A vianca 
F lig h t 020 
fro m B o g o ta, 
Colombia* w ith a strange bulge 
in its belly.

V e te rin a ria n S teven W ein ­
s te in p e rfo rm e d e m e rg e n c y 
su rg e ry and rem oved 10 b al­
loons, each containing several 
cocaine-pa eked condoms.

The d r u g s , if p u re , h a d a 
s tr e e t v a lu e o f p e r h a p s 
$250,000, officials said. If one 
p a c k e t h a d b ro k e n it w o u ld

ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Dr. Steven Weinstein held up 
the Old English sheepdog in 
Queens, N.Y., Monday.

have killed the dog, W einstein 
said.

Tons of plutonium 
stored dangerously

A s s o c ia te d P ress

WASHINGTON -

 As m uch as 26 
metric tons of highly radioactive p lu­
tonium is being stored in conditions 
th a t c o u ld e n d a n g e r w o rk e rs a n d 
potentially threaten the public and 
surrounding environm ent," an inter­
nal Energy D epartm ent report stated.
The review, w hich exam ined p lu ­
to n iu m sto ra g e a t 35 g o v e rn m e n t 
sites in m ore th a n a d o z e n states, 
found plutonium in leaking and cor­
roding packages in cracking plastic 
b o ttle s, in o ld d e c a y in g b u ild in g s 
a n d in p ip e s , v e n tila tio n v e n ts , 
equipm ent and m achinery.

'Overall the inventory of plutoni­
um p rese n ts significant h a z a rd s to 
workers, the public and environm ent 
and little progress has been m ade to 
aggressively' a d d re ss the p roblem ," 
concluded the draft s t u d y .

Tara O Ioole, th e d e p a r tm e n t's 
assistant secretary for environm ent, 
safety and health, said Tuesday that 
th e re 's no q u e stio n th a t w e h a v e

44 There’s no 

question that we have 
serious issues here that 
we re going to ha\e to 
handle.”

— Tara O'Toole, 
Energy Department s assistant 
 secretary tor environment
 

 

serious issues here that we re going 
to have to handle." She said efforts 
w ere u n d e r wav to repackage p lu to ­
nium stockpiles.

O 'T o o le , in an in te r v ie w w ith 
reporters, cautioned that the possi­
bility of public exposure to p lu to n i­
u m is e x tre m e !v low a n d lik e ly 
w ould occur onlv if a storage facility 
w ere struck by a m ajor catastro p h e 
such as an earthquake or tornado

 T h e Da il y T e x a n

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V I E WP O I N T
Binge drinking | Let’s teach more African languages
‘Society’ can’t end this scourge
Im a g in e c o lleg e g u id e s o f th e fu tu re : "T h e U n iv e rs ity o f C h e ese - 

iu m n p d 
fn r in\r
ju m p e d fo r joy 
w h e n I d isc o v ered th a t the 
U n iv ersity h a d a D e p a rt­
m e n t of O rien tal a n d A frican Lan­
I w as 
g u a g e s a n d L ite ra tu re . 
in trig u e d w h e n I 
it 
offered classical T ibetan a n d T urk­
ish. A lth o u g h tho se classes w ill not 
in te rest som e 

w h iz ra n k s n e a r th e to p in b in g e d rin k in g . A p p ly n o w if y o u 
th in k y o u can m a tc h o u r n u m b e rs ." T h o se g u id e s w ill n e v e r 
a p p e a r if Je ffre y M errill, th e v ic e p r e s id e n t o f th e C e n te r o n A d d ic ­

th e o n ly k n o w le d g e 
c ra m m ed d o w n o u r th ro a ts is th e object-posses- 
sion re la tio n sh ip s of th e R om ance la n g u ag es?

a c k n o w led g e d ), th e U n iv ersity rem ains o ne of th e 
few top-level in stitu tio n s in the co u n try w ith o u t 
an A frican la n g u a g e course.

Rajolei Pickens
TEXAN COLUMNIST

m o o n w a lk ) sa y the p ro fe sso r w h o ta u g h t S w ahili 
left to p u rsu e e d u c a tio n elsew h ere an d th e in te r­
est n ev e r reached the p o in t that w o u ld justify a 
class from th e U niversity.

My h e a rt 

P erh ap s. But co n sp ira cy th e o ries can o n ly ca rry 
y o u so far before y o u ac tu a lly m u s t d o so m e th in g 
for y ourself.

it by d e s ig n 

fo u n d o u t 

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th a t 

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interest everybody, they sh o u ld 
w ho learn just for le a rn in g 's sake.

tio n a n d S u b sta n c e A b u s e a t C o lu m b ia U n iv e rs ity in N e w York,
fin d s a w a y to " c h a n g e o u r c u ltu re ." M e rrill m u s t h a v e b ee n jok- 
m g.

E q u a lly u n re a lis tic e x p e c ta tio n s afflict c o lle g e s tu d e n ts w h o 
c o m p la in a b o u t d r in k e r s ' b a d b e h a v io r. T he A lc o h o l S tu d ie s P ro ­
g ra m a t H a r v a r d S chool of P u b lic H e a lth re p o r ts th a t n e a rly h a lf 
o f all A m e ric a n co lleg e s tu d e n ts im b ib e so m u c h a lc o h o l th a t o th e r 
s tu d e n ts s u ffe r th e c o n s e q u e n c e s of th e d r in k e r s ' b a d b eh a v io r, 
la le c o lle g e s tu d e n ts m u s t q u a f f five d r in k s in a ro w to q u a lify as
a b o n a fid e b in g e d rin k e r, w h ile fe m a le s n e e d o n ly d o w n fo u r in a 
row.

In th e w a k e o f a n ti-s m o k in g c a m p a ig n s ("Y o u r s tin k in g s m o k e 
ru in s m y hfe, ), th e d r in k in g s tu d e n ts face b itte r c o m p la in ts from 
n o n -d rin k in g s tu d e n ts . "T h e y 'll co m e in to th e d o r m at 2 o r 3 in th e 
m o rn in g a n d m a y b e I'm a c tu a lly try in g to g e t to b e d e a rly th a t 
n ig h t, 
sa id Ja co b T albott, a fre s h m a n a t S o u th e r n Illin o is U n iv e r- 
sity m C a rb o n d a le . S ociety c a n s te p in h e re a n d re c o m m e n d th a t 
la lb o tt m o v e in to an all-stu d y , a ll-th e -tim e d o rm .

C o m p la in in g a b o u t s u c h p ro b le m s w o n 't so lv e a n y th in g 
C o lleg e s tu d e n ts are n o to r io u s ly loyal to th e ir vices. T h e fig u re s 
from th e IL irv a rd S chool o f P u b lic H e a lth d o s o u n d g rim . T h ev 
s u r \ e y e d 17,592 s tu d e n ts a t 140 c a m p u s e s n a tio n w id e to g e t th e m 
F o rty -fo u r p e rc e n t o f all U.S. s tu d e n ts a d m it to b in g in g o n a lco ­
hol a t le a st o n c e d u r in g th e tw o w e e k s b e fo re th e s u rv e v ; 19 p e r ­
ce n t b in g e d a t le a s t th re e tim e s in th a t p e rio d . W orse, th e b in g e 
d r in k e rs s u c c u m b e d to: 

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■ H a v in g u n p r o te c te d sex s e v e n tim e s m o re o fte n th a n n o n ­

b in g e d rin k e rs .

■ D riv in g a fte r d r in k in g 10 tim e s m o re o ften .
■ F allin g b e h in d in sc h o o l 11 tim e s m o re o ften .
T ie b in g e d r in k e r s a t "big d r in k in g sc h o o ls" te rr o r iz e d th e ir 
sober c o lle a g u e s. A t o n e - th ird o f A m e ric a n co lleg e s, fu lly h a lf th e 
school hit th e o th e r (so b e r) h a lf w ith fists, in s u lts o r u n w a n te d se x ­
ual ad v a n ce s. S o b e r s tu d e n ts w e re tw ic e as lik e ly to b e in s u lte d 
a n d h u m ilia te d , p u s h e d , h it o r a s s a u lte d b y th e ir d r u n k e n so o n - 
to -b e -e x -tn e n d s th a n at a d iffe re n t th ird o f A m e ric a n co lleg es 
w h e re o n ly 35 p e r c e n t o f s tu d e n ts b in g e d rin k .

W h a t to d o 7 E lim in a te h a p p y h o u r sp e c ia ls a t b a rs n e a r c a m ­

p u s : 5 p e a k o u t a g a in s t b in g e d r in k in g ?

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 t*1®re*i tJle h e a rt o i th e p ro b le m . A s lo n g a s v y in g fo r titles 
s u c h as Best M a in ta in e r" o r "W o (m a n ) w h o c a n d r in k 'e m all
u n d e r th e ta b le" re m a in s "c o o l," b in g e d r in k e r s w ill c o n tin u e th e ir 
s h e n a n ig a n s.

P e rh a p s colleg es s h o u ld d iv id e u p b y d r in k in g p re fe re n c e s 
T h ey ca n d e c la re th e m se lv e s " b ig tim e v ic e -p a rta k e rs " o r " n o n ­
sm o k in g , n o n -m e a t-e a tin g , n o n -c h o c o la te -e a tin g , n o n -d a iry , c o m ­
p le te ly v ic e-free " in stitu tio n s. T h e n s tu d e n ts c a n 't c o m p la in th ey 
w e re n t w a r n e d .

— Mary Hopkins

Moffett’s donation
D on’t look his gift horse in the mouth

aw ak e, 

!o I'm sittin g in 
ic la ss 
th e o th e r 
‘day, and in a last 
d itc h effo rt to k eep 
m y se lf 
I 
p u lle d o u t the n ew s­
paper. I sk ipped all of 
th e M offett articles, 
because I d id n 't know w ho the guy 
w as, an d q u ite frankly, I d id n 't care. 
But by the e n d of m y Classical C ivi­
lizations class, I h ad becom e d e s p e r­
ate an d read the articles. I figured 
that since th ey h a d cluttered 
the 
p a p e r in th e last few days, there 
m u st be so m e th in g there.

To m y dism ay, it w as just a bun ch 
of tree -h u g g ers g ettin g their u n d ie s 
in a bunch o v er nothing. But now, 
J'm su re m ost of you k n o w h ow the 
(an d 
sto ry goes. T he d ia b o lic al 
p ro b ab ly R epublican) Jim Bob M of­
fett's co m p an y Freeport-M cM oR an 
h as been all o v er the w orld d ec im a t­
ing en tire ecosystem s w ith its w aste. 
Now- h e has th e n erve to d o n ate $3 
m illio n to the U niversity for a new 
m o le c u la r biology b u ild in g w hich 
o th e rw is e could not h av e been built. 
E ven w orse, UT P resident Robert 
B erd ahl 
is actu ally accepting this 
" d irty " m oney.

W ait a se c o n d . A m I m issin g 
so m e th in g h ere ? G ro w in g up, I w as 
a lw a y s ta u g h t th a t if som eone gives 
y o u a la rg e su m of money, you take 
it. E nd o f story. W ho h as the right to 
s a y w h o s e m o n e y 
is g o o d a n d 
w h o se is b a d ? I, lik e m a n y o th er s tu ­
d e n ts, h a v e n o p a rtic u la r feelings 
to w a rd M offett. B ut I w ill tell you 
th is m u c h . If h e g a v e m e $3 m illion,
I w o u ld n a m e m y first b o m Jim Bob 
M o ffe tt S a y u k . H e ll, I w o u ld n 't 
ev e n c a re if it w a s a boy o r girl.

But le t's g e t s o m e th in g s straight. 
F irst of all, M offett d id n o t h a v e to 
g iv e a n y th in g 
to th e sch o o l. He 
d o n a te d the m o n e y fo r th e a d v a n c e ­
m e n t o f o u r u n iv e rsity a n d o u r e d u ­

Douglas Sayuk
TEXAN COLUMNIST

cation. I'm su re th at he co u ld 'v e 
very easily fo u n d o th e r places to 
sp e n d $3 m illion.

Second, just b ecause a few people 
d o n 't agree w ith M offett's politics 
d o e s n 't m ean th a t the rest of the 
school sh o u ld suffer. I d o n 't agree 
w ith A nn R ich ard s' politics. But if I 
w in the lottery, I tak e the money. N o 
q u estio n s asked. M y m am a alw ays 
said, "M oney is like a box of choco­
lates; even w h en it's bad, it's still 
p retty g o o d ." (O r w as that sex?) In 
a n y case, as Mr. Berdahl pointed 
out, "We c a n 't be in the b u siness of 
d ecid in g w hose p olitics are p ro p er 
w h en w e look at th e receipt of gifts 
in this context."

Since w e are in A ustin, I feel that 
w e sh o u ld follow th e lead of liberals 
Bill C linton an d A nn R ichards in 
this m atter. 1 m su re they h ad no 
pro b lem s taking Moffett's m oney 
w h en they raised o u r incom e and 
p ro p erty taxes.

Fortunately, level head s will p re­
vail in this issue. We sim ply cannot 
d iscrim inate ag a in st p eo p le because 
w e don t agree w ith som e of their 
p rio r actions. If h e h as d o n e an y ­
th in g that has o ffended anyone, I'm 
su re h e's sorry. But not tak in g the 
m oney w o u ld be like n o t eating 
salsa in opp osition of NAFTA.

Sure, y o u d be m a k in g y o u r 
point, but in the lo n g run, y o u 'd be 
th e only o ne to suffer. I'd like to 
publicly thank M offett for h is d o n a ­
tion. A nd I'd like to let h im know 
that if he h as an y m ore m oney he 
w an ts to give away, th ere will be no 
com p laints if he w a n ts to pass som e 
m y way.

Sayuk is a business freshman.

My h e a rt soon deflated w h en I d isc o v ered that 
the D ep a rtm en t of O rien tal an d A frican L an­
guages a n d L iteratu re o n ly offers on e la n g u ag e 
from the co n tin en t of A frica — A rabic.

W hat h a p p e n e d to all the o th e r possibilities? 
O th er la n g u ag e s are sp o k en in v ast A frica, w hich 
is not as d a rk o r b arb a ro u s as th e m e d ia p o rtra y s

O u r U n iv ersity can arg u e th a t th e d iv e rsity of 
the co n tin en t h in d e rs fin d in g a d efin ite la n g u ag e 
to focus on. F u rth erm o re, it can sa y th a t m u c h of 
the great literatu re of the co n tin en t is w ritte n in 
French. I arg u e th a t the rich h isto ry o f th e A frican 
peo p le can o nly be learn ed by c o m m u n ic atin g 
w ith them th ro u g h their n ativ e to n g u es.

A true A frican la n g u ag e has not been ta u g h t on 

this ca m p u s for m o re th a n 10 years.

W hat h a p p e n e d ? People w h o re m e m b e r that 
far back (before M ichael Jackson le arn ed h o w to

So for 10 y ea rs g ra d u a te s tu d e n ts in A frican 
s tu d ie s w h o n ee d ed A frican la n g u ag e re q u ire ­
m e n ts w ere forced to get th e m so m e w h ere else. 
T he U n iv e rsity sh o u ld p la in ly see 
th a t th is 
b etra y s th eir c o m m itm e n t to h ig h e r ed u c atio n .

T he U niversity, by recently sp littin g the D e p a rt­
m ent (if O riental an d A frican L an g u a g es an d L it­
era tu re , h as so lv ed its m isnom er. T he o rien tal la n ­
g u a g e s w ere m o v ed to the D e p a rtm e n t of E astern 
S tu d ies an d the la n g u ag e s of H eb rew a n d A rabic 
are h o u se d in th e D e p a rtm e n t o f M id d le E astern 
S tudies.

W ay to go. T he bureaucracy, how ever, h as o v e r­

looked o n e sm all point.

I h ere still is no A frican la n g u ag e ta u g h t here. 
O n e possibility w o u ld be to create a sp ace for it in 
the D e p a rtm e n t of A frican -A m erican S tudies, b u t 
it really w o u ld not fit because th at is A frican- 
American.

W ith no s o lu tio n s p ro p o s e d 

(o r p ro b le m

S tu d e n ts w h o are in te reste d in actually le arn in g 

the la n g u a g e are p rese n ted w ith a few o p tio n s.

T hey can try to learn it th ro u g h a c q u irin g h a rd 
to find ta p e s (8-tracks?) from the '70s o r take the 
in itiativ e by sig n in g p etitio n s to s u p p o rt efforts to 
"D ecolonize Your M in d ."

O r they can o rg an ize like th e stu d e n ts in te re st­
ed in h a v in g K orean ta u g h t here w h o e v e n tu a lly 
got the U n iv e rsity s su p p o rt. T he class is n o t p aid 
for by the U niversity, how ever, b u t it is a p rim e 
ex a m p le of w h a t s tu d e n ts m u st d o to im p ro v e 
th e ir o w n e d u c atio n .

T h in k in g for y o u rselv e s is the real ed u c atio n 
the U n iv ersity sh o u ld offer, not the in culcation of 
h u m d ru m extension o f W estern society'. N o m a t­
ter w h o is responsible, a m in d is a te rrib le th in g to 
w aste.

Pickens is an English sophomore.

Bribes and flattery sure to improve grades

I t t t i i 

I f in a l s 
a p p ro a c h 
fin als 
a p p ro a c h 
an d 
a re 
th e re 
p ro b ab ly o th e rs, 
lik e m e, w h o h a v e 
co m e to th e re a liz a ­
tio n th a t g r a d u a tio n 
— o r even p assin g th e 
se m ester — is eq u iv a- 
recovery o f th e H o ly 
G rail. We m a d e little m istakes — 
like w e fo rg o t to study, go to class, 
tak e n otes o r tu rn in th a t little 20- 
p a g e final paper. So w h at to do?

First, 1 believe w e are g o in g ab o u t 
th is g ra d e th in g all w ro n g . L ike 
R ound Table knights, w e th in k th a t 
if w e w ork, s tu d y h ard an d lose 
e n o u g h sleep, g o o d g ra d e s w ill just, 
grail-like, a p p e a r before us. T his 
m ay be tru e. I'v e n ev er tried, b u t 
th a t is irrelevant. I say go straig h t to 
th e source of y o u r g ra d e pro b lem s, 
G od (or y o u r p ro fe sso r w ho, after 
sil, 
is G od as far as y o u 're con­
cerned).

S trategy 1: N e v e r place y o u rself

. 
Phillip VanDerSIice

r ^ A T c o L Ü M N i s i r

a b o v e y o u r in s tr u c to r 's d e rrie re . 
Place y o u r in stru c to rs on ped estals. 
Besides, w h a t is a little b ro w n -n o s­
ing in the o v era ll sch em e of th in g s 
an y w ay ?

1 tor o ne w o u ld like to say that 
a d v e rtisin g p ro fe sso rs Jack Reed, 
G ene K incaid an d Jeff R ichards, as 
w ell as b u sin e ss p ro fesso r T hom as 
C am p b ell are by fa r the best p ro fe s­
sors I ever h a d th e p le asu re of k n o w ­
ing.

A n d th a t is not ju st because they 
h a v e n 't a s sig n e d m y g ra d e s yet. 
They are tru ly great professors, an d 
I w a s n 't sleep in g th a t day. I w as su f­
fe rin g from "p ro fo u n d sta te m e n t 
o v e rlo a d " sy n d ro m e. I just c a n 't take 
so m u c h w isd o m at o ne sitting.

S trateg y 2: M oney talks, especially 
w h en y o u r p en w alk s B.S. all o v er

 

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a ,,» 
th at final exam . S om e call it bribery, 
w hich is an ac u te ly n asty w ord. I 
p refer to call it an a d d e d stu d e n t fee 
(also nasty, b u t p seu d o -leg al). But 
y o u can t just w alk u p to a professo r 
a n d say, "H ey, vo, prof, $100 to 
g im m e an A."

F irst, 

if y o u 'r e 

like m e, an A 
w o u ld c o s t 'a t least $500. Second, 
su b tlety is th e key to a successful 
a d d e d stu d e n t fee. W alk u p to the 
p ro f an d say, "Hey, TEX told m e I 
o w ed $462.73 for ta k in g this course.
I h aven t p a id it yet. C o u ld y o u take 
care of it for m e?" T rust me, in a c a d ­
em ic circles, TEX" is th e code w o rd 
for bribe. It w o rk s ev e ry tim e.
T he G o d fa th e r
3: 
m e th o d . U se th is o n ly as a 
last 
resort, ju s t say, 'Professor, I'm a rea­
sonable m an, a n d I th in k y o u 're a 
reasonable m an.

S tra te g y 

I w as talking to m y best friend 
G eorgio G am bino, y o u know , the 
g u y that w alk e d after knocking off 
35 people. A nyw ay, G eorgio is p a y ­

f i r i n g l i n e

ing for m y ed u c atio n here at tht 
U niversity so th a t I can so m e d ay bt 
h is p e rso n a l 
il 
w o u ld m ake him real h a p p y if I gol 
a d ecent g ra d e in y o u r class."

law yer. H e sa id 

If h e blow s y o u off, p u t a d ea d 
squirrel head in his bed w h ile h e's 
sleeping; h e'll get the picture.

S tra te g y 4: T he "I h a d a sex 
ch ange o ver T h an k sg iv in g m e th o d " 
(for m ales only). G et a girl to go into 
his office an d say she s you. I am 
bein g sexist here, b u t som e girls 
se em to g et a n y th in g accom plished 
w ith a co u p le of tears.

T hey can even get out of traffic 
tickets. Just tell h er to w alk in, say 
sh e 's y o u an d h e r d ad is going to get 
m ad if sh e fails. An in stan t A, I 
prom ise.

A s TEX w o u ld say, 'G ood by and 
G ood luck.' I'm going back to w ork 
to m ake m y b rib e money.

VanDerSIice is an English/adver 

tising senior.

Texans are wimps

I am w ritin g in resp o n se to a recent article 
and su b se q u e n t letters co n c ern in g co m p lain ts 
ab o u t th e w e a th e r as it p e rta in s to reg io n al atti­
tudes.

As a n ativ e Texan w h o m ost recently lived 
am o n g Y ankees for q u ite a n u m b e r of years, I 
believe th a t I am in a p o sitio n to b rin g a d efin i­
tive p ersp e ctiv e to bear on th e issue. Since C lint 
H a rb o u r a n d S arah P ay n e d id su c h a g o o d j< b 
of d isp la y in g th e ru d en e ss, x en o p h o b ia a n d bad 
g ra m m a r w hich p asses for Texas hosp itality 
th ese d ays, let m e sta rt w ith Texans.

Texans are w im p s. Flow d are H a rb o u r and 
P ayne talk ab o u t h ea t w h en they a re alm o st cer­
tainly the first o n e s to sc u rry for th e com forting 
sh elter of th eir air-co n d itio n e d igloos the very 
m o m e n t th e m e rc u ry h its 83 d eg re es? If Texans 
are so goo d at ta k in g th e heat, w h y am I sitting 
in class in A u g u st w ith m y feet tu rn in g blu e 
b ecause th e U n iv ersity is s p e n d in g m illions of 
d o lla rs a m o n th try in g to chill the en tire S o u th ­
w est d o w n to 73 d egrees?

Maybe God should abolish 
the Students’ Association

1 read v n th g rea t a m u se m e n t the sto ry re g a rd ­
ing the* S tudents' A ssociation v o tin g G od a 
L on g h o rn s fan. A ccording to m ost C hristians, 
G od is a being so en ig m atic th at w e can n o t h o p e 
to u n d e rsta n d him . Yet apparently, his tastes can 
be decid ed on a m ajority vote. W hat go o d n ew s 
— p e rh a p s w e could ch a n g e th e big g u y 's m in d 
o n hom osexuality, too!

O verall, it's yet a n o th e r ch a p te r in the old tr a ­
d itio n of m an p u ttin g w o rd s in G o d 's m o u th . 
H ow ironic that, in th e sam e edition of th e The 
Daily Texan, John Black d efe n d ed the* SA 's exis­
tence p o in tin g o u t its "to u g h decisions." I, on 
th e o th e r h an d , c a n 't h elp but note th at "th e 
G od A m e n d m e n t" w as listed as one of th e SA's 
ch ief ac c o m p lish m e n ts, w h erea s th ree o th e r 
w o rth y p ro p o sitio n s w ere sh u t d o w n o r w ith ­
d raw n . W hat b e tte r p roof d o w e need that th e 
SA is a frivolous pit into w hich o u r stu d e n t fees 
fall, and sho u ld be abolished.

W hen I m oved here in A ugust, th e first thing 
I d id w as o p en all the w in d o w s a n d tu rn on the 
fan, as 1 k n ew I w a s go in g to be sw ea tin g . T his 
is w h at o n e d o es in hot clim ates in th e sum m er: 
sw eat. U pon p e e rin g o u t th e back w in d o w s of 
m y ap a rtm en t, how ever, I w as g ree ted by the 
sight of h u n d re d s of 4 00-pound air-co n d itio n - 
ers, m iles of them . T h ere's m o re sq u a re footage 
d ev o ted to air-co n d itio n e rs in th is state than 
th e re is to living space! If som e fu tu re society 
w ere to ex am in e o u r ruins, they w o u ld com e to 
th e conclusion th a t these box-like objects re p re ­
se n ted so m e kind of religious sh rin e w h o se sig­
nificance an d in fluence w as all p e rv a siv e an d 
p o w erfu l. T hey w o u ld be right.

I th o u g h t I w o u ld get so m e relief in late Sep­
te m b er w h en the te m p e ra tu re w en t d o w n . But 
no, these so-called Texans ru n th e ir air-co n d i­
tio n in g rig h t u p until m id-O ctober, at w hich 
p o in t they tu rn th e air off an d the h e a t on, an d 
sta rt co m p lain in g ab o u t th e cold (i.e. a te m p e ra ­
tu re w hich is exactly three deg rees cooler than 
w h a t they h ad th e ir th e rm o sta t set for all su m ­
m er). Texans enjoy am o n g th e lo w est rates for 
electricity an d yet h a v e the hig h est av e rag e elec­
tricity bills of a n y o n e in th e country, A laska 
in clu d ed T his is totally an d utterly pathetic. In 
m y m ind, if you c a n 't tak e th e heat, you sh o u ld 
not be in Texas.

Patrick Goetz 
Graduate student in math

Damon Schubert 
Advertising senior

Room for all if we just try

P roposition 187 has claim ed its first child. 
T w elve-year-old Julio C ano, of A naheim , C alif 
d ie d of acu te leukem ia after suffering from a 
co ugh an d back p ain for m o re than a w eek. H is 
parents, w ho are u n d o c u m e n te d w orkers, said 
they d elay e d ta k in g th e boy to the h o sp ital 
becau se th e y feared d e p o rta tio n to Mexico.

T he Sint Francisco Chronicle (Nov. 24) q u o te d 
C o n sta n tin e Ram irez, Ju lio 's father: "W hen they 
bill you, they ask a lot of questio n s. But if I h ad 
k n o w n h o w bad it w as, I w o u ld h av e left m v 
fear b eh in d ."

Iragically, Ju lio 's p a re n ts d id n 't k n o w that 
legal ch allenges c o n tin u e to block im p le m e n ta ­
tion oi n early ev ery p ro v isio n of P roposition 
187 I he m easure, w h ich w o u ld d en y ed u c atio n 
an d h ealth care to p eo p le w h o ca n n o t p ro v e 
th ey are in the c o u n try legally, has been cau g h t 
u p in c o u rt battles since its Nov. 8 a p p ro v a l by 
C alifornia voters.

I read about Ju lio 's d e a th at w o rk an d w as 
still th in k in g of him as I sh o p p e d for d in n e r at 
Fiesta A s I ad v a n ce in the check-out line and 
sta rte d to u n lo a d m y black beans, to rtillas, 
Í 
cilan tro an d o ran g e s o n to the m ov in g belt 
looked u p and read the ch e ck e r's n am e tag-

S usana. S u san a w as ab o u t 18, pretty, an d slow. 
She p assed each can o v er th e scan n er as if she 
w ere h a n d lin g a live h a n d g ren ad e, an d she 
ask ed th e b ag boy th e lo o k -u p n u m b e r of each 
fruit an d vegetable. W hen it cam e tim e to w rite 
d o w n m y p h o n e n u m b e r on m y check, she 
froze. Finally, I w oke up.

"O chentiuno, treinta y tres, " I finished the 
num ber. She looked relieved an d m ore th an a 
little su rp rise d . We co n tin u ed co n v ersin g in her 
language, c o m m ise ra tin g w ith each o th e r ab o u t 
h ow d ifficult it is to learn a foreign la n g u ag e 
an d ab o u t h e r h o m e in th e so u th e rn M exican 
sta te of G uerrero.

W hen I took m y receipt, I said, "M uchas gra­
cias " at th e sa m e in stan t th at she said, "T h an k 
y o u ." We b oth la u g h ed , an d I m o v e d to w a rd the 
door. I d ro v e h o m e th in k in g a b o u t Julio and 
S usana, a n d a b o u t th e u n d o u b te d ly M exican 
farm w o rk e rs w h o te n d e d a n d p ic k ed 
th e 
o ran g e s th at w ere n ow rid in g in m y tru n k . Julio 
is d e a d an d I w ill n ev e r m eet th e farm w orkers, 
so I c o n c e n tra te d on S usana. "W e're not all 
alike," I told h e r m entally. "P lease stay."

I d o n t k n o w m u ch ab o u t econom ics, b u t I d o 
k n o w th at a H e lp W anted" sign 
is alm ost 
a lw a y s u p at Fiesta. I also k n o w th at all of us, o r 
a t least o u r g rea t-g rea t g ra n d p a re n ts, cam e from 
so m e w h ere else to live here. It seem s to m e th at 
th e re is e n o u g h space for ev ery o n e, if w e all 
m o v e o v er ju st a little bit.

Carol Weir 
Education graduate student

Wesley Wynne resigned

R egarding a p o rtio n of the article: "S tudy: 
G ra d u a te s tu d e n ts ' e x p e n se s escalatin g ," y o u r 
a u th o r q u o te d "Wesley W ynne, g ra d u a te rep re­
se n tativ e to th e S tu d e n ts ' A ssociation."

You should be aware that W esley W ynne is 
not in fact a graduate representative to the Stu­
dents' Association.

In fact he resigned early in the semester, has 
not attended m eetin gs since, and has been 
replaced in the Students' A ssociation. Further­
more, his view s are in no w ay representative of 
those of the graduate student body as a w hole.
Rather, his view s are, and should be charac­
terized as, his ow n personal opinions. I trust 
that you will correct the m isperceptions your 
article m ay have inadvertently caused.

Matthew J. Brauer 
Graduate student in zoology

 UNIVERSITY

T h e D a i l y T e x a n S

 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 ,1 8 8 4

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Kathy Chenault, a auard fo r tho iin h /o re iH , 
p a u l ALCALA/Daify Texan staff
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tlon Tuesday. Donations will be a c c e o l J i H h / n T P «" « Christmas presents from a guard sta- 
»cc®Pted at the UT Police Station, as well as at any campus guard
station through Thursday 

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Orange

Holiday program

Santa suits up

seeking donations for UT needy

MARY MCMANAMEE
Dally Texan Staff

The first Orange Santa program 
is accepting toys and non-perish­
able food items for needy families 
of UT students, faculty and staff.

After a donation period lasting 
through T h u rsday, all eligib le 
fam ilies registered with the UT 
Office of Human Resources will 
be able to go to a "holiday store" 
to pick up free food and toys they 
m ay not oth erw ise be able to 
afford.

"By drawing on the innate gen­
erosity of this remarkable commu­
nity, I believe that we can help," 
said UT President Robert Berdahl 
in a letter addressed to adm inis­
trators and student represen ta­
tives.

San dy H aire, director of the 
Office of Human Resources, said 
the confidential registration appli­
cation, printed in English and 
Spanish, was meant to keep the 
program accessible to all needy 
families.

The application will be used to 
organize individual family needs 
through the Christmas Bureau of 
Austin and Travis County, a non- 
profit agency also coord in ates 
with v a rio u s other ch aritab le 
organizations, Haire said.

Haire added that the program 
will not use a lengthy process to

Food donations will be accepted in campus-wide 
donation bins with the “Orange Santa” flier. In 
addition to non-perishable food items, toy donations 
can be made at any UT Police Department guard post 
around campus.

decide eligibility for the Orange 
Santa program.

"W e'll have to move quickly 
and trust that people are going to 
be honest," Haire said.

Food donations will be accept­
ed in campus-wide donation bins 
with the "O ran g e S a n ta" flier, 
which depicts Santa flying in his 
sleigh pu lled by a "rein steer," 
crossing over the UT Tower.

In addition to non-perishable 
food items, toy donations can be 
m ade at any UT Police D epart­
ment guard post around campus.

UT police Capt. Rollin Donel- 
son said the department prefers 
"new or all but new " toy dona­
tions at the guard posts, and that 
guards will pick up and deliver 
donated toys to the Police Depart­
ment.

Food d o n atio n s w ill also be 
accepted at the UT Police Station 
at 2201 E ast C am p u s D rive, 
Donelson said.

Families can pick up food and 
toys at the holiday store in build­
ing 1.140 at the D epartm ent of

P h ysical Plant com plex, 1800 
M anor Road, from Dec. 16 and 
lasting until Dec. 19.

Sally Moore, building services 
supervisor of custodial services, 
said that volunteer maintenance 
w o rkers will p ick up d o n ated 
food items from the campus bins. 
The workers will take the food to 
the holiday store where it would 
be sorted for distrib u tion , she 
added.

Haire said the human resources 
office will also accept gift certifi­
cates in $5 increments from any 
local grocery store.

cam p u s m ail 

The certific ates can be sent 
through 
or 
a d d re sse d to the UT O ffice of 
H um an R eso u rces, P.O. Box 
D raw er V ,.A u stin , TX 78713, 
Haire said.

Anyone with questions about 
the program can call the Office of 
H um an R esources at 471-1795, 
she add ed. Also, custodial ser­
vices will pick up food from the 
bins when requested by calling 
471-5072, Moore said.

44 percent of college students 
binge on alcohol, survey reveals

Associated Pmcc 
Associated Press

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CHICAGO — Nearly half of U.S. college students are
S who make life miserable for much of the 
¡ í ge,. 

other half, according to a survey.

''Students on campuses where there's a lot of binge 
drinking are affected in a number of ways — including 
physical assault, sexual harassment, property damage 
and interrupted sleep or study time/' said Henry Wech- 
sler, ^rector of the Alcohol Studies Program at Harvard 
School of Public Health.

His team surveyed 17,592 students on 140 campuses 
nationwide last year. Findings appear in Wednesday's 
journal of the American Medical Association.

Forty-four percent reported binging on alcohol, 
defined as downing five drinks in a row for men or four 
in a row for women on at least one occasion in the two 
weeks before the survey. Nineteen percent of all stu­

dents were frequent bingers, defined as those who have 
had at least three binges during the period.

Binge drinkers were seven times as likely to have 
unprotected sex as a non-binge drinker, 10 times as like­
ly to drive after drinking and 11 times as likely to fail 
behind m school, the survey found.

At about one-third of the schools, more than 50 per­
cent of students were bingers. At another third, fewer 
than 3o percent were bingers.

At the big drinking schools, sober students were 
tunee as likely as those at the lowest-level schools to be 
insulted or humiliated; to be pushed, hit or assaulted- 
and to experience unwanted sexual advances from 
drinking students.

They were also about 2\ times as likely to sustain 
property damage; to end up taking care of a drunken 
student; and to have their study or sleep interrupted 
because of classmates' drinking, the survey revealed.

Environmental organization starts
UT chapter, works for cleaner planet

C H A RULVYAS 
CHARULVYAS_________
Daily Texan Staff ~

As the environmental engineering 
industry flourishes, a new UT orga­
n ization will giv e stu d en ts the 
opportunity to work toward careers 
for a cleaner environment.

The first meeting of the UT chap­
ter of the Air and Waste M anage­
ment Association last week attracted 
about 30 stu d en ts, said Richard 
Corsi, an assistant professor in the 
Department of Civil Engineering and 
faculty sponsor for the association.

Air and Waste Management Asso­
ciation, a nonprofit technical and 
educational organization based in 
Pittsburgh, was established in 1907.

The association, whose goal is to 
estab lish a cleaner environm ent 
w orldw ide, now has m ore than

15,000 m em bers in 58 countries, 
including professionals in fields such 
as law, research and engineering.

C ivil en gin eerin g sen ior Ben 
Elliott, president of the UT chapter, 
said the group will be able to host 
speakers specifically in the environ­
mental field in the spring semester.

Elliott said the group will consid­
er doing com m unity service in a 
few sem esters, but at present the 
association is primarily concerned 
with getting established.

Rachael O'Brien, treasurer for the 
association and a civil engineering 
junior, said the the group will "start 
off in full force next semester."

She said although the Air and 
W aste M anagem ent A sso ciation 
w as started by en gin eerin g stu ­
dents, UT students from all areas of 
study can join the organization.

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'It's going to be very educational 

for everyone," O'Brien said.

Corsi, who was an Air and Waste 
Management Association sponsor at 
another university, said he decided 
to sponsor the organization at UT 
because students seem to get a lot out 
of it. He said the association awards 
scholarships and helps students with 
job placement after graduation.

Elliott said many m em bers are 
hoping to go to the annual meeting 
in San Antonio this summer, adding 
that students can attend the confer­
ence at a fraction of the cost paid by 
professional members.

Corsi said he hopes the UT chap­
ter will sponsor field trips and a 
dinner meeting with a guest speaker 
next semester. He said he hopes the 
events will help the group become 
cohesive.

O W I t f E B S I T Y B R I E F S

College of Engineering 
taps aerospace professor 
for assistant dean post
■ The College of Engineering has chosen a UT engi­
neering professor to be assistant dean for research a 
position recently created to meet the demands of 
burgeoning research activities.

r^ aleKKieJ n' J the c o ,le 8 e s asso c ia te dean for 
research and administration, said Linda Haves has 
a ! ^ ht aerospace engineering at the University since

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I u; Jbegin her new j ° b officially on Jan. 15.
.i 
’ooked at several internal candidates. We felt 
that Linda was best qualified because of her teaching 
research and administrative abilities," Klein said. 
Haves was unavailable for comment Tuesday.
Klein said the new position was needed to help 
him handle the college's expanding research. "If you 
look at the amount of research the campus conducts 
now and the amount conducted five years ago, you

^v°U « 7rfe 
Ü haS 8° ne fr0m about 540 miHion to 
over $70 million in research expenditure per year, so
we need additional administrative support " '

‘Evening with Jake Pickle’ 
to salute retiring alumnus
■ The University is honoring retiring U.S. Rep. J.J. 
Pickle, one of the University's most distinguished 
alumni, with a speaking engagement W ednesday 
and a dedication ceremony Thursdav 

The Friends of the LBJ Library is hosting an 
Evening with Jake Pickle" Wednesday for 1,200 guests 

at ¡5? Lyn?,0n Bames Johnson Library- and Museum.
stnrip! Z repmi.n.lsce on LBJ stories, congressional 
stones, Mrs. PickJe stories. If time permits, he will
talk about Congress, how it's changed, and the direc­
tion it is going 
' said George Phenix, district admin­
istrator in Pickle's Austin office.
i ? nJ hurS(í ay,^morning, the VTSystem will oKcial-
11- Plckle Research Campus, formerly 

ifi' j ,ate 

called the Balcones Research Center.

Speakers at the ceremony will include UT Presi- 
ent Robert Berdahl, LT System Chancellor William 
Cunningham, Board of Regents Chairman Bernard 
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Thieves pocket 
$359,360 in chips
from Dallas plant

Associated Press ~

DA LLA S — C yrix C o rp . said 
I uesday it will keep armed guards at 
its h e a d q u a rte rs ro u n d -th e-clo ck 
after a b and of robbers stole h u n ­
d re d s of th o u s a n d s of d o lla rs in 
m icroprocessors from the Richard­
son-based chipmaker.

Some 2,786 of the 486DX2 micro­
processors w ere stolen in the Sun­
day night robbery. The stolen micro­
processors w ere valued by Cyrix at 
$359,360, R ichardson police C apt. 
Larry Zacharias said Tuesday. Cyrix 
sp o k esw o m an K atherin D ockerill 
sa id sh e c o u ld n o t c o n firm th e 
amount.

The n um ber of chips stolen will 
not harm business significantly at 
C yrix, w h ich u su ally h as ten s of 
thousands of them on hand, Dock­
erill said.

T h e v a lu e i s n 't g o in g to be 
d a m a g in g . But c e rta in ly it c o n ­
cerns us, and certainly it concerns 
us th a t e m p lo y e e s w e re je o p a r ­
d ized ,” she said.

C om pany officials said the rob­
bery occurred d uring the late S un­
d a y sh ift a t a 2 4 -h o u r fin a l te st 
center at the com pany's h e a d q u a r­
ters in this north Dallas suburb.

A Cyrix em ployee w'as sm oking 
in th e n e arly e m p ty p a rk in g lot 
about 10:40 p.m . Sunday w hen he
duuui lu:4U p.m . Sunday w hen he 

was accosted from the rear and his 
security card taken, police said.

T h e y b lin d f o ld e d h im , to o k 
him back in the building using his 
entry card, and eventually got into 
the test floor areas,” police C apt. 
Larry Z a c h a ria s said. "T h e y d id 
ap p ea r to know w here they w ere 
going.”

Inside the building, three o th er 
em p lo y ees w ere b lin d fo ld ed an d 
tied u p on the floor. The robbers 
spent 15 to 20 m in u tes rem oving 
b o x e s 
c h ip s 
Z ach arias said, then left th ro u g h 
the do or they entered. N o one w as 
hurt.

c o m p u te r 

o f 

Since the w itn esse s n e v e r saw 
all the robbers at once, the police 
are u n s u re h o w m an y th e re are. 
but Z a ch a rias said it is p ro b ab lv 
three to six.

M ost w e re a rm e d w ith h a n d ­
guns, a n d one a p p a re n tly h a d a 
knife, he said. All were m en in the 
m id -2 0 s to m id -3 0 s, a n d th e y 
spo k e to each o th e r in a foreign 
language.

The Federal Bureau of Investiga­
tion is ad v isin g the local a u th o ri­
tie s a n d h e lp in g e n h a n c e C y rix 
surveillance video, Zacharias said.

FBI h a s so m e p e rso n n e l th a t 
h av e been w o rk in g so m e sim ilar 
cases o u t in the C alifornia are a ,” 
he said. 
he said.

..........

6 T h e D a i l y T e x a n 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1884

Legislature finds 
small businesses 
need loan help

LYN MASSEY______________
Daily Texan Staff

Citing sm all businesses as major 
contributors to the Texas economy, 
the state Legislature recom m ended 
steps T uesday to help sm all b u si­
nesses find loans.

According to a report by the Spe­
cial House Committee on Small Busi­
ness Access to Capital, small bu si­
nesses are "the backbone of job cre­
ation in Texas" and must be support­
ed by start-up and expansion loans.

"We need to help the small busi­
nesses of Texas. They are the kev to 
economic grow th and are bv far sta­
tistically the g reatest p ro d u cer of 
jo b s in T ex as," sa id Rep. R ene 
O liveira, D-Brow nsville, co-chair­
man of the committee.

A ccording to the report, of the 
402,066 b u sin e sse s in Texas, half 
h av e few er th a n n in e em ployees 
and are defined as small businesses.
But m any Texas banks consider 
loans to small businesses high-risk, 
and are wary about granting them.

A c c o rd in g to th e re p o rt, the 
state's five largest banks — Nations­
Bank, Bank One, Texas Commerce 
Bank, First Interstate Bank and Bank 
of America — "have more than 59 
percent of the loan assets in Texas, 
b u t m ak e o n ly o n e -th ird of the 
small business loans."

Rep. K e n n e th B rim er, R -F ort 
W orth, co-chair of the com m ittee, 
said small businesses have trouble 
getting the m oney they need.

"I th in k sm a ll b u s in e s s e s an d 
small banks have a place in Texas ... 
but the big banks aren't catering to 
small businesses," he said.

The c o m m itte e re c o m m e n d e d 
that the Legislature no longer p a r­
ticipate in a p ro g ram of interstate 
branch banking, breaking ties w ith 
out-of-state banks that have a histo­
ry of g ran tin g few loans to sm all 
businesses.

The committee encouraged sm all 
business ow ners to deal with com-

44 I th in k small 

businesses and small 
banks have a place in 
Texas.'1

— top. Kenneth Brimer, 
R-Fort Worth

m unitv banks that are m ore likely to 
grant loans.

"W e need to p re serv e the sm all 
bank and sm all b u sin ess re la tio n ­
ship and put the m oney back in to 
the com m unity," Brimer said.

In addition, new C apital A ccess 
Program s will encourag e b anks to 
give loans to sm all b u sin esses by 
insuring their investm ents through 
federal hinds.

H olly P e n n in g to n , c o -o w n e r of 
Longhorn Spirit on G uadalupe Street, 
said sh e and h e r h u s b a n d w*ent 
through their local bank w hen they 
needed a loan for their Com pany.

It w a s e a s ie r to go to a b a n k 
w here w e h ad e sta b lish e d a re la ­
tionship, Pennington said. "It w as 
too much trouble to go through an 
agency."

Rep. Ken Yarbrough, D -Houston, 
said banks are often m ore w illing to 
take risk s w ith in d iv id u a ls th e y 
know as more than just a business.

We re concentrating on the p e r­
sonal touch, the relatio n sh ip w ith 
the banker," he said.

The committee also recom m end­
ed that the Small Business A ssocia­
tion w ork to educate business o w n ­
e rs a b o u t th e lo a n a p p lic a tio n 
process and the m any loans av ail­
able through state agencies.

T here seem s to be a p ro b le m 
w ith th e e d u c a tio n p ro c e s s a n d 
m aking the sm all business ow ners 
aw are of w hat fu n ds are there and 
how to go th ro u g h the application 
process. Brimer said.

After spending four hours Tudsdav 
afternoon opening doen? • ngmcj a 
\ i e r'\ 
hand bell and sa\ ¡ng 
Christmas, Salvation A-mv " e ^ '-

T.J LE E Daily Tex a n Staff
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Texas loses 98 agriculture offices, fares better than other states

Associated Press 

DALLAS 

T ex as w ill s h u t t e r a lm o s t 100 
offices, taking one of the biggest hits in the A gri­
c u ltu re D e p a rtm e n t's a n n o u n c e m e n t T u esday 
that it is closing 1,070 field offices nationw ide.

But it will keep 219 offices — far m ore than any 

other state.

The n e w s re c e iv e d a m ix ed re a c tio n in th e 
Lone Star State, w hich will drop from 317 offices, 
a loss of 98. O ther states losing a proportionally 
larger num ber of offices are Tennessee, Virginia 
and Georgia, w hich will be hit the hardest, losing 
101 of 193 offices.

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i n t plan te n d e re d b v Acrrimlfuris 
The plan te n d e re d by A g ric u ltu re S ecretary 
Mike Espy is part of a larger stream lining effort 
that could cut the agency's payroll by 11,000 peo­
ple and save $3.6 billion over five years.

The d e p a r tm e n t says farm e rs w ill be b e tte r 
served by fewer locations, because service centers 
for com m odity program s, crop insurance, loans 
an d som e c o n se rv a tio n p ro g ra m s w ill be p ut 
u n d e r one roof. A new C onsolidated Farm Ser­
vice Agency will do m ost of the w ork of four.

H arold Bob Bennett, executive directo r of the 
1 arm Service A gency in Texas, said the key is to 
focus the number of service centers that will be open. 
With [approximately] 220, we're going to be able

..

. 
to continue providing excellent service to our pro­
ducers, and that's the point," he said. "

All regions of the state will be affected, leaving 
som e fa rm e rs to d riv e farth e r. But u ltim a te ly 
they s h o u ld sp e n d m u c h less tim e in an FSA 
office, Bennett said.

N ot e v e ry o n e w as as e n th u sia stic a b o u t th e 

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”i t ' s b ad n e w s for o u r a g e n c y ,” s a id G ail 
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seemingly random lyrics seem to have some hidden meaning 

seemingly random lyncs seem to have some hidden meaning, 
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There is loud, and then there is Helmet.
Helmet can completely fill a room with its stop-start noise 
urnp up to 11 and still keep its focus. Helmet can play the

vT ü k d aVa" t ,garde,rock of "no-wave bands" like Sonic 
outh, Pussy Galore, the Swans — all deconstructionalist 
bands with great musical skill. But where those bands alienate 
tans with their unconventional styles and approaches, Helmet 
draws them in.

Helmet, and specifically vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Page 
Hamilton, do have the musical knowledge necessary to create 
or recreate musical styles. Most of this is due to having influ­
ences apart from rock music.

Jazz is the main source of my musical inspiration," says 
Hamilton, who used to be enrolled in the Manhattan School of 
usic s program for jazz guitar. "For years I listened to, slept 

breathed and ate jazz and classical music."

It was however, rock music that originally attracted Hamil­
ton, and he soon found himself in the artsy noise of Band of 
Susans, where he served as guitarist for two years.

[Band of Susans] turned me onto a lot of stuff. I got 
into Killing Joke, Gang of Four, Sonic Youth, Big Black and the 
Dutthole Surfers," Hamilton says.

This attraction to extremely'precise, loud and brash music 
can be found in Helmet's work. A scant six months after leav­
ing the Band of Susans because they did not want to play that 
way, Helmet released their debut, Strap It On, on the Amphet­
amine Reptile label. Full of endlessly repeated monster riffs, 
eedback and slamming, stop-and-go syncopation, Strap It On 
created a new standard for heavy metal, with emphasis on the 
heavy. Following a move to Interscope Records, Helmet 
released the grinding Meantime, which focused the band's riffs 
into searing numbers like Ironhead and Turned Out. Many of the

eah, T PM , which stands for Future Business Leaders of 
Amenca, and FBLA II are definitely humorous and sarcastic. 
All my lyncs are tongue-in-cheek," says Hamilton. "Some peo­
ple take this to mean I'm in a bad mood. Whatever."

With the release of Betty this past spring, Helmet has diversi­
fied its sound including touches of classical sounds (Silver 
Jawanan and Beautiful Love) and new material by bassist Henry

Bogdan (Rollo).

"W e really wanted to expend 
upon what we'd done on Betty," 
Hamilton says. "W e've pretty 
much established ourselves. We 
wanted to move forward."

HELMET
Featuring: Quicksand, 
Caspar Brotzman 
Playing at: Liberty Lunch, 
405 W. Second St.
Date: 8 p.m. Wednesday

Helmet has moved forward, 
garnering them the respect of 
such people as ex-Big Black front­
man Steve Albini, Gibby Haynes 
« 
and Henry Rollins. Hamilton got
men he credits as being an influence

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Albini, when the band recorded the title track for Meantime

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He s really a great, funny guy — fun to work with. I was 
really looking forward to it. I never had a problem with him " 
Hamilton says, referring to Albini's infamous ability to make 
enemies in the musical world. "I know he has a problem with 
bad-mouthing people. It pisses me off, the shit he's said about 
But I think he's right about the major labels.
![!e 
o n 
, 8 ng an industrY more powerful than Wall Street."
Rollins appreciation of the Helmet sound lead to Helmet 

going on tour this summer with the Rollins Band.

"It was really fun. I didn't know what to expect, but they're 
great guvs, said Hamilton on the Rollins Band. "Cool thine is 
they re all adults. It's a much different vibe. Like drinking cof- 
tee with Chris Haskett [guitarist], and listening to Rollins him-

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,ww IW,,V s neimei is out supporting its third disc, Betty.

self. Bid Sim [Cain, drummer] and Theo [Van Rock, sound­
man], they re the party dudes. We'd go out with them."

Now on its own headlining tour, Helmet plays Liberty Lunch 
ues ay night. Hamilton admits he's had good times in Austin. 
Last time I was here, I shared a drink with Gibby Haynes 
and King Coffey. They asked me to be in this movie they were 
making, about fans killing rock stars. They wanted someone to 
kill me. They were getting someone from Guns 'n' Roses, but 
I m kind of superstitious. I didn't want to be killed in any way " 
Besides, those guys were rock stars. I'm just a dude in a band
//Besides' * 0>e 811X5 were rock stars-rm iust a “

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touches on a different side of the 
band. This is clear in the first single, 
Zombie, a song about a terrorist 
bombing in London that killed a 
child. The emotional threshold of 
the new album is deeper than Every­
body Else.

"A ll the songs are based on emo­
tions, Lawlor says. "Zombie is an 
expression of anger against violence. 
Dreaming My Dreams is a lullaby."

Daffodil s Lament is another tune 
driven by drums and guitar riffs. As 
for hopes of a heavier sound like 
Zombie at Wednesday's show, 
Lawlor says, 
If it's all hard, people 
get bored, and if it's all soft people 
get bored, so we'll have a good mix­
ture of both."

The Cranberries have been 
lumped into the hot-headed Irish 
group category, along with the likes 
of U2 and Sinéad O'Connor.

THE CRANBERNES
Featuring: Gigolo Aunts,
MC 900 Ft. Jesus
Playing at: Austin Music Hall,
208 Nueces St.
Date: 9 p.m. Wednesday

Although the album has a tone of 
defiance, the band claims critics are 
off-base in their quick associations 
of O'Riordan to Ireland's insubordi­
nate mistress of pop, O'Connor.

"W e don't like being lumped into 
a group labeled Irish bands," Larlow 
says. "Some critic wrote us up say­
ing we were like the new U2, and 
that s just ridiculous. Our sound 
isn't like that. They're a great band, 
but our music is different."

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with every Saved by the Bell fan's 
dream band, Duran Duran. Dolores 
O'Riordan skipped onstage bare­
foot, and in between haunting high

tune, Dut still find their melodies.

notes she climbed her soapbox to 
rant about various social ills, much 
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formed audience. Although O'Rior­
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directly at the audience, preferring 
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DAY IS A NO-BRAINER.

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cranberries seriously. These little 
round pulps are transformed into 
everything from spiced punch to 
strange diced side dishes that 
always manage to slide off your 
plate, staining everything 
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marks on your clothes that you'll 
remember for many family dinners 
to come.

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month and a half in support of its 
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along with some of the new songs.'

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stress m anagem ent. Call T rudy H u 
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D e p a r tm e n t 

o f A s tr o n o m y 
W ednesday N ig h t Star P arty , 7:30 
p.m. W ednesdays (w eather p erm it­
ting), 14th floor roof-deck of Robert 
Lee Moore Hall; call the M cDonald 
O bservatory Sk\ w atcher's R eport at 
471-5007.

Liberal Arts Career Services ori­
entation program , 8-9 a.m. W ednes­
day, Peter T. Flawn Academic C en­
ter 21; inform ation on the office and 
registration will be provided. Regis­
tration is required for all liberal arts 
students w ho w ant to participate in 
LACS p ro g ra m s. The re g istra tio n 
deadline is Mar. 15, 1995. Call Karen 
Julian at 471-7900.

SHORT COURSES
S tu d e n t H e a lth C e n te r H e a lth 
Education D epartm en t stress m an­
a g e m e n t c la s s e s , n o o n -1 p .m . 
W ednesdays, Student H ealth Center 
450 Bring y o u r lunch and enjoy a 
relaxing and revitalizing ho u r with 
pro fessio n als w h o will h elp show 
you how to m anage stress effective­
ly.

Students U nited for Rape Elimi­
nation offers a five-hour course for 
women; special classes are available 
for men or persons w ith disabilities.
C all Suzanne at 416-9735 to arrange 
a class for y our organization.

FILM/LECTURE/ 
DISCUSSION
Center for Asian Studies/Japan 
in d u s t r y and M a n a g e m e n t of 
T e c h n o lo g y Program, 6:30 p .m . 
W ednesday, IC2 Institute, 2815 San 
G abriel St., th ird floor. S herw ood 
M offet, d ir e c to r o f In te rn a tio n a l 
O perations Scientific M ethods, Inc., 
will speak on "C ross-Cultural Team 
Building in Asia." Call Asian Stud­
ies at 471-5811.

*' o a e a < S i c A e v 

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Varw XTvsi.-. probpsser of radio- 
*eie\isiers-filin. will speak or. 'Cine- 
ta to g r a p h e r A Silent Voice

VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
Student Health Center needs vol­
u n te e r s to h e lp w ith w o r k s h o p 
series for gay, lesbian and bisexual 
students; tasks involve stuffing safe 
sex kits, h a n g in g p o sters, etc. Call 
Jamie Shutter at 471-6252.

S tudents H e lp in g A d m issio n s 
Recruitment Effort n e e d s v o lu n ­
teers to re c ru it s tu d e n ts . C all the 
1 reshm an O ffice of A dm issio n s at 
475-7441 o r d ro p b y th e SH A R E 
F ro g ram office in Jo hn W. H aré is 
Hall 2.212. 

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Student Volunteer Center needs 
students to help w ith a talent show 
that benefits families for Christm as 
Call 471-6161.

Student Volunteer Center needs 
v o lu n te e r s to d e liv e r m e a ls to 
hom e-bound eld erly as p a rt of the 
Meals on W heels program . Call 471-

Student Volunteer Center needs 
students to help host a New Year's 
Eve party at a local n u rsin e hom e 
Call 471-6161.

OTHER
M e a su r e m e n t and Evaluation 
Center will a d m in is te r the G ra m ­
mar, Spelling and P unctuation Test 
and th e W ord P ro cessin g Test on 
Jan. 5 and 12, 1995. The tests will be 
a d m in iste re d h o u rly at the MEC, 
2616 Wichita St., from 10 a.m.-3 p.m ' 
Fees m ust be paid 10 a.m.-3 p.m. the 
day prior to the test. Call the MEC 
at 471-3032.

Palestine Solidarity Committee
table on W est Mall, 10 a.m .-2 p.m . 
W ednesdays; call 495-5026.

T e le p h o n e C o u n s e l i n g and 
Referral Service offers confidential
counseling 24 hours a day; staff is 
trained to deal w ith a variety of con­
cerns, in c lu d in g su ic id e , re la tio n ­
ship problem s and academ ic issues, 
as well as to p ro v id e inform atio n; 
call 471-CALL.

^ eaicn g m 2 x:-rres?_re environ­
ment Cal 434-43t¿

L onghorn R oller H ockev gam e, 
5 30-10 50 p .m 
S u n d a y s a n d 
W e d n e sd a y s, S x ate C o rra l; c a ll 
Marc V2 Pons at 442-4276 or Jason 
Turner 2 : ~V~-2*48.

Longhorn Solar Race Car Team, 
3-30 p.m W ednesdays, Engineering 
Teaching C enter II 2.136; all are w el­
come Call C het K rushefski at 4 7 7- 
8316.

Physical Therapy Organization,
5-6 p.m. W ednesday, B urdine Hall 
,34, Don H ayden, executive director 
of Texas Physical Therapy Associa­
tion, will speak on physical therapy 
issues Call Jo hnnv O w ens at 478- 
3895.

Student Committee for the Arts,
7 p .m . W e d n e s d a y s , F ine A rts 
Library 4.104; open to anyone inter­
ested . Call C v n th ia Q u in n at 471- 
0640.

Students for Earth A w areness,
5.30 p.m . W ed n esd ay s, C ollege of 
B usiness A d m in istra tio n B uilding 
4.326; call A lfre d a t 440-1726 o r 
H annah at 479-0383.

Texas Juggling Society, 7-10 p.m. 
W ed n esd ay s, Russell A Steindam 
Hall 213 and 215; call Jim Maxwell 
at 323-9675.

T exas O u t d o o r s C lub, 7 p .m . 
W ednesdays, C alhoun Hall 323; we 
wiJl discuss and organize backpack- 
iog, biking and clim bing trips. Call 
Jen at 478- 5710.

Texas U nion Public Relations/ 
M a r k e t in g C o m m it t e e , 5 p m. 
W ednesdays, Texas Union Building 
Board of D ire c to rs' Room (4.118); 
call Amie at 707-2843.

University Al-Anon, noon-1 p.m. 
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p ro fe s s io n a l s ta ff 

assist you with 

y o u r m ove.

(5 1 2 ) 4 7 2 - 5 7 4 7 

1 -8 0 0 -4 7 2 -A M A L
A Free Service

3 6 0 - Furn. Apts.

Immediate Availabilities 
NOW PRE-LEASING
LUXURY APARTMENTS
(Controlled Access)
1&2 Bedroom opts. 
Available for spring semester 
All of the amenities 
Fully Furnished 
Convenient to 
Hancock Center 
UT Shuttle 
1995 Fall Leases available

PARK PLAZA- 
PLAZA C O U R T
1.1 \ l I ! 1 

t f l H T M K M S 

915 1. 4IST 

452-6518

SPRING
LEASING

Century Plaza
4 5 2 - 4 3 6 6

Century Square 
4 7 8 - 9 7 7 5 

Granada
4 5 3 - 8 6 5 2

NORTH CAMPUSI Furnished 1 /1 - 
$ 3 9 5 Great deall Large! Also, 2- 

furnished $ 6 0 5 AFS 3 2 2 - 

ls , 
9 5 5 6 12-5-5P-B

MOUNTAIN BIKE 
CLEARANCE
Many Reduced to Cost!!!
f w i B U C K ’S 
B IK E S 
9 2 8 - 2 8 1 0

MERCHANDISE

2 0 0 - Furniture - 
Household

Beds, Beds, Beds

The factory outlet for Sinvnons, Seoly. 
Springe,, V^i carry closeouts discontinued 
cows 4 factory 2nds from 50-70% off reto.i 
Por» pnc« All new, complete with warranty 

Twin set $ 6 9 Full set $89 
Queen set, $ 119 King set, $ 1 4 9 
1741 West Anderson In. 454-3422

2 2 0 - Computers- 
 

Equipment

M A G N IF IC E N T M ULTIM ED IA de 
v e lo p m en t m achine M acin to sh 
Q uadro 8 4 0 AV. 1 7G B, internal 
drive, 40M B memory Sell as a system 

or components 327 -9 8 6 3 . 12-7-3B

2 5 0 - Musical

Instruments

KEYBOARD E N S O N IQ S Q 1 + 

2 

E-V Stage Speakers Call G abriel 
(210) 641 -7 7 0 2 . 12-7-58

3 4 5 - M isc.

'W a re h o u s e Clearance Sale*

Student desk,

Computer tables filing cabinets, 
choirs, sofas office furniture, dining 

tables, coffee tables, and pictures
C ox O ffice Products 

1 0 9 3 8 Research 

345-761 1

M -F 8 : 3 0 a m - 5 : 3 0 p m

• 

11-212060

3 6 0 - Furn. Apts. 

3 6 0 - Furn. Apts.

SAN GABRIEL SQUARE Apts.
NOW LEASING!

•Furnished 
• 5 bfks. (torn Campus • 2-1 Economy Style
• Eflíciencies/1-l 

*3bdrm/2Aba

«UT Shuffle

A L L B I L L S P A I D 
2212 San Gabriel St 
474-7732
WALK/BIKE TO CAMPUS
32n d a l IH-35 
A V A LO N APTS.

EFF-$3 8 5 

2 B R /2 B A -$595 and up

W alk-in closets, ceiling fans, 

C A C H , on-site laundry, 

m anager. Fully furnished, 

convenient to Engineering, 

Low, LBJ School and 

East Campus.
459-9898

W EST C A M PUS. Furnished 1 / 1 - 
$4751 Great location! Pool, ceiling 
fan. AFS, 3 22 -95 56. 12-5-5P-B

302 WEST 38TH ~
Spring leasing on efficiencies,

I - bedroom furnished.

H alf a block to IF Shuttle.

All appliances, pool, 

laundry room, 

gas, water, and cable paid
453-4002
 
 

12-5-20B-B

 

HEY STUDENTS!

Small, QUIET, quality complex.

2 Blocks from UT.

1 Bedrooms and Efficiences.
All bills paid. Nicely furnished. 
HURRYI

CHAPARO SA APARTMENTS 

11-10-20B-B

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12-6-ÓB-8

4 7 4 -1 9 0 2

* * * * Q U IE T * * * *
WEST CAMPUS EFFICIENCIES

Available the end of Dec 1994 
$ 4 0 0 Furnished & $375 
Unfurnished
On W C Shuttle 

Discount on yr. lease.
Gas, W ater, Cable ;aid.

BARRANCA SQUARE APTS.
9 1 0 W . 26th St.
Call 4 6 7 -2 4 7 7

11-28-11B-B

Quiet 1 bedroom 

301 West 39th St.

Large pool, court yard, 
laundry room, central air, 

half-block from UT shuttle. 

$395/m onth 
Available now.

3 2 6 -9 2 1 5 /4 5 2 -3 8 5 2 .

 

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12-6-5B-D

Robbins Place 2 B e d /2 Bath. 
A v ailab le 1-1. Rent $ 1 0 0 0 . C all 

Nick PMT 4 76 -26 73. 12-7-5B

UNEXPECTED V A C A N C Y 

G reat furnished 1 bedroom 

Close to campus. Quiet.

apartments 

From $ 3 8 0 

Available from January 1 
Scott II 

3405 Helms 
477-8862

12-7-5B-D

3 7 0 - Unf. Apts.

HYDE PARK/ 
WEST CAMPUS

Preleasing

Units available 
in all sizes 

; ’ and price ranges.

Call Now!!

J ■ The Augustine Co. 

459-4227

RENTAL • 370 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS

PICK OF THE CROP

Now Leasing
Sm all E fficiencies 
1-1 s P erfect fo r R oom m ates 
S ta rtin g a t $325

D o n 't P ay Expensive 
U tility Deposits
"Let Us Pay Them"

W est Campus Shuttle
2 Blocks From Shuttle 
6 Blocks From UT

ASHFORD APTS.
476-8915

C o nv en ience Is H ere,
A H om e Away From Hom e
Aspenwood Apartments
Pre-leasing Sor «January

Shuttle at door 
• * Paul»/* U a a d ry 

Calling Fan.
Furniahatf U UnfurnUhad 
Csvarad Parking 
1 M inuta. From UT Araa 
Starting at M M 
Majar U tllltls . Paid

4539 G uadalupe

4 5 2 - 4 4 4 7

ProHmionotty ^obogsd
by Dovu ond Associates

I PACKARD BEll Computer monitor, 
I SVGA 1 3 inch. 0 ?8mm dot pilch 

j $ 2 5 0 Hewlett Packard Desk Jet 

5 0 0 $ 2 0 0 4 8 2 8 9 3 4 12 1 5B

j BLUE AN D wt >e stuped couch und 
| loveseat $ 2 5 0 W ill sel! sepa 

rately 385 -0 7 9 2 12 2 58

I HP DJET 55 0 C Prmter, $ 3 5 0 obo 

I Also, LP 8 8 1 2 Speakers 2 4 0 W 

Coll after 1 Ion 495 58 7 3 1 2 ! 5B

j 1 6 M M SALE movies 
features,
I cartoons, splicers, projectors, etc 

I Please coll 2 8 8 4901 for appoint 

menf. 12 1 5B

jock 
j M ENS A N D boys ski clothes 
le t, ski pants 
thermals 
jB e s t offer 2 3 9 0 5 7 3 or 8 3 5 
I 6 9 0 9 12 I 58

turtlenecks 

TV $ 1 0 0 VCR $12 5, vacuum $40.
I tu rn ta b le $ 7 5 or w ill tra d e for 

sports cards 3 3 9 3 1 4 6 12 1-5B

FOR SALE 3 8 6 4 0 megahertz w / 
Super V G A color m onito r, key­

b oard , mouse, high-density disk 
drives, IDE hard drive and Epson 

printer $ 5 2 5 .2 1 9 8 7 5 0 12-1-5B

Q U E E N SIZED Futon m attreT T 

$ 100 Raliegh Road bike, excellent 
condition, $ 1 5 0 4 8 0 -9 9 6 3 12-6- 
5B

UPGRADE C O N T IN E N T A L ticket 
to Firjf Class. Aw arded at UT ev­

ent Con be used by anyone. Good 
until 1 2 -3 1 -9 4 $ 5 0 /O B O 4 4 4 
7 1 8 5 after 6pm. 12-6-5B

M A C IN T O S H C O M P U T E R 2CX 
with color monitor and performer,

5 0 2 music software, $ 6 5 0 Yama­
ha 4 track recorder, $ 15 0 Studio-3 

M ID I in te rface , $ 1 7 5 Y a m aha 

R M 50 drum-module, $ 2 5 0 KORG 
instructional video, $ 3 0 J P 
M l 
4 4 8 -0 8 2 6 12-7-5B

SMITH C O R O N A P W P /Typ ew rit­

er Excellent condition Tutorial disk 

QUEEN SIZE bed and bedframe, 2 
years old, must go! $ 1 5 0 negoti 

and manual included 6 4 ,0 0 0 char 
to disk 
a c te r m em ory, store 
$ 1 7 5 0 0 4 7 7 -8 5 ) 9 12-7 5B

FULL SIZE bed Only 6 months old 

able For information, call Mary El 
len 4 7 7 -7 0 8 6 12-6-5B

M A C IN T O S H MSI 1 6 / 1 0 0 13" 
color monitor, keyboard. Like new, 

with frame and headboard $85 
7 0 8 -8 2 6 4 12-7-56

$ 8 6 5 S tyleW r.ter $ 2 2 0 2 5 5 - 
2 2 0 3 12-6-5B

DIVER'S W ATCHES for Chnstmos! 
Unopened, zodiac, red dot series 

M & W $325 each Compare at Sheflal 
Jewelers 4 6 7 -0 7 7 8 . 12-6-5NC

BLACK LACQUER 3 drawer dress­

er, matching glass top nightstand, 
black lamp All 3 for $ 1 1 0 707- 
2 1 4 6 after 4pm 12 7 5N C

W H ITE W IC K E R dresser chest. 

$ 1 2 5 , negotiable. 2 years old. 5 
feet tall 6 drawers. Only 2 years 

HARO M O U N TA IN b.ke 19.5" 8 
months old, only 100 miles, 2-year 
warranty and U-lock nduded New 

old Beautiful for a female's bed 
room For inform ation call 4 7 7 - 
7 0 8 6 Ask for M ary Ellen 12-7-5B

BLUE A N D white loveseats N e w ­

ly upholstered $ 125 each Call between 

5prrv9pm 32641778 12 7 5 N C

$ 4 9 9 asking $ 2 9 0 /o b o 5 0 2 
9 3 3 3 12-7-5NC

Y A M A H A SCOOTER: inspection | 
current, 95 mpg windshield, tern 

fic buy $ 3 5 0 - W hy? It's surplus! 
4 7 7 -2 6 3 2 12-7-5NC

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> H E M A Y H A V E A S P E f l A L J 
D E A L F O R V O L !
Come see our beautiful i brs 
starting at $449 

1

FREE G A R A G E ap artm ent (17th 
Street) for house/yardwork. Avail­
able Jan. 8. MUST be UT student. 
3 2 6 -5 9 3 6 . 12-6-5B.

Washers/dryers 
Fireplaces 

• Icemakers 
• Ceiling Fans

• Cable
s t t :k i ,i \ ( í \ i i j , \ u i : v p t s .
10401 N. Lamar

8 3 4 - 8 9 6 8

L

LARGE 1-BR on well m aintained 

property Beautiful garden setting, 

IH -3 5 off 183 
eas y access to 
North. Free cable/w ater , no pets. 
Starting ot $ 4 5 0 , 8 3 5 -5 6 6 1 
11-
15-20B-D

THERE S NO T Much Available But 

WALK TO CAMPUS. Large 2 and 
3 br. opts. Located 1 block from 

cam pus Free cab le, sw im m ing 
poo l, laundry facilities, gas and 

w ater paid $ 7 0 0 -$ 9 0 0 /m o . Lan- 
tana Apts, 1 8 0 2 West Ave., 478 - 
7 5 1 9 12-6-6B

NO RTH LO CATIO N efficiencies/) 
brs, c ab le p a id , starting $ 3 2 5 

2 b r / l w /c o n n e c tio n s , starting 
$ 4 7 5 . Call 8 36 -03 47. 12-6-1 OB

W e Know W h e re The Vacancies 
Arel Computerized Information. Habitat 

ORANGETREE 2-2 1 /2 Courtyard" 
for June 9 5 . Rent 
A v a ila b le 

Hunters 482-8651 11-18-16P-B

EFFICIENCIES: 1BR/2BR $ 3 8 0 / 

month & up. Locations: Central, 
N o rth , South, East; some on UT 

shuttle route. 4 4 4 -7 9 9 2 . 1 1-23-20B

W alk UT 2 bedroom /2 bathroom 

New carpet and paint. 8 3 0 sq. ft. 

Starting from $ 6 2 5 /m o Efficiencies 
$ 3 4 5 /m o . All bills including gas, 

electric and cable paid except 
heating, cooling and phone. 

Voyager Apt. 311 on 31 st bet­

ween Duval and Speedway. 
4 4 5 -5 7 0 9 

______________ 

11-29-11B-B

E F FIC IE N C IE S A N D 1 & 2 b e d ­
rooms. W est Cam pus are. G re at 

lo c a tio n l All am e n itie s . 3 2 2 - 
9 8 8 7 ,12-2-8B

WALK TO ARBORETUM SHOPS 
from this 2BR/2BA 

Second floor, balcony overlooks 
pool. O n UT shuttle. Huge closets, 

W D connections, security, 
ample parking.

Perfect for roommates.

$ 8 1 5 .

A vailable 1 / I / 9 5 .

$ I 4 5 0 . C a ll PMT to p re-le ase 
4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 12-7-5B

Oldmain 2 bedrooms and 1 or two 

baths Available for June or August 
9 5 Rent $ 9 5 0 and $ 1 2 0 0 Call 

PMT to pre-lease. 476-2673 12-7-5B

* * S a u s a l ¡ t o 

I I * *

W e still have 1/1 left 

fo r Jan. 1. Large floo r 

plan, w a te r/c a b le paid. 

UT Shuttle. G oing fast!

C a l l 4 5 0 - 1 0 5 8 .

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12-7-9B-8

LARGE EFFICIENCIES
Special Rates?
N e ar campus ond on Red River 

Shuttle. Remodeled with new 
floors, celling fans, DW ,

N o f>ets/no roommates. 
Pre-Leasing 
Call Sandra,

4 7 4 -5 0 4 3 . M-F,

3 7 1 -0 1 6 0 weekends.

RENTAL

RENTAL

4 0 0 - Condos - 

Townhomes

WEST CAMPUS Condo! 2-2 W /D 

w alk to campus. $ 7 5 0 . Available 
Jan. 1. Apartment Finders Service 
322 -95 56. 12-5-5P-B

WEST CAMPUS condosl 1-1 wash­
e r/d ry e r, covered parking, avail­
able how! from $ 5 7 5 . Apartment 
Finders Service, 2 1 0 9 Rio Grande 
322 -95 56. 12-5-5P-B

O RAN G E TREE. Great W est Cam 
pus location, Large 1 /1 $ 6 0 0 / 

month. Call 708 -08 53. 12-6-5B.

CROIX C O N D O M IN IU M S 
IB e d / 
Bath a v a ila b le . A v a ila b le 1-1. 
Call Nick PMT 476 -26 73 12-7-5B

PRE-LEASE LENOX Condos 2 Bed/ 
2 Bath Start at $ 9 5 0 C a ll PMT 
476 -26 73. 12-7-5B.

Croix Condominiums. 1 Bed/Bath 
a v a ila b le . A v a ila b le 1-1 C o ll 
Nick PMT 476 -2 6 9 3 12-7-5B.

PRE-LEASE CR O IX and ST. T H O ­

M AS C O N D O S for June or August 
9 5 . C a ll PM T 4 7 6 - 2 6 9 3 
for 
Availabilities. 12-7-5B

HOT C O N D O 
2-Story 2BR/BA 
Available Jan. 1 

W ater paid, full-size W /D , 
covered parking, fireplace, 
etc...

PALMETTO CO NDOS 
2110 Rio Grande

4 5 0 -Í 05 8

4 4 0 - Roommates

PERFECT O F F -C A M P U S 2 / 2 . 5 
condo for non-smoking female M i­

crowave, W / D , fireplace, comput­
er/printer, security, more. $ 2 5 0 + 

bills. Share a room. Kristin 3 8 5 - 
4 3 9 1 . 12-5-5B

R O O M FOR rent- Travis Heights 
house. Serious fem ale g rad u ate 

student preferred $30 0+ u tilities. 
Call 4 4 1 -3 6 4 4 . 12-5-5B-D

FEMALE R O O M M A T E needed at 
semester break West UT campus, 
private room and bath, w asher, 
dryer, $ 3 5 0 a month pius 1 / 3 ut¡|¡. 

ties. No deposit. 4 7 9 -6 5 7 0 12 5 5P

CO NSERVATIVE STUDENT needs 
roommate. $ 1 7 5 , 1 /5 utilities, on 
bus route, 3 miles off campus 926- 
2 6 1 1 . 12-7-2 B

SO U T H A U S T IN fa m ily w ill e x ­

change ro o m /b o a rd for part-time 
housekeeping. Female only Please 
call 2 8 0 -8 1 0 6 for apointment Ref­
erences required. 12-6-5B

ROOMMATE NEEDED to share 2 / 
1 on CR shuttle M a tu re non- 
smoker. Access to pool and com­
puter room. $ 2 9 5 / mo. Rob 467- 
9 0 0 0 . 12-6-6B

2-1 DUPLEX, 5-minute walk to UT. 
Spring $7V 7 5 0 M /F nonsmoker 

G ra d u a te p re fe rre d . 4 7 8 - 6 5 5 6 
12-7-5 B

ORANGETREE C O N D O Available 
Dec. 21 st. $ 3 0 0 , covered joarking, 
very close ot campus, W / D . Fe 
m ale to share room C a ll Cathy 
472 -5 2 3 3 12-7-3P

4 2 0 - Unf. Houses

5 0 0 - Misc.

! 2-7-968

GREAT GROUP housel For gradu­
ate women students. Traveling pro­
fessional renovating 4 + / 2 bunga 
lo w (5 1 s t/D u val), a v a ila b le Janu­

A S SIG N ED PA R K IN G spaces for 
lease. Corner 26th and Red River 

$ 4 5 / month/space. Kemp M anage­
ment, 447 -25 35 12-1-9B-D

C A N 'T GET any closer to UTI 1/1 

SUBLEASE WEST Campus 2 /1 
lo­
cated 3 blocks from campus, 2 6 th / 

$ 4 0 0 / month $ 1 0 0 deposit 474 - 
1427. 12-7-5B

Nueces $ 7 5 0 /m o n th A v ailab le 
1 2 /2 0 4 7 4 9 7 0 5 . 12 -1-9B

HYDE PARK, new apartment, large 

1 bedroom , security gate, imme­
diate move-in. $ 4 6 5 . 4 5 2 5 6 5 1 
12-1-5B

SUBLEASE LARGE 2 / 2 Balconies, 
pool, laundry, free cable. O n PV 

ana jR shuttles. $ 60 0, no deposit 
4 43 5 1 1 9 . 12-7-3B

3 9 0 - Unf. Duplexes

BROOKHOLLOW 
APARTMENTS

1-1, 750sq.ft., $450.

2-2, 1025sq.ft., $550.
January move-in Low deposit 

Extra large apartments. 

Prompt maintenance Very clean. 
NR shuttle. Swimming pool 
A nice small quiet community.
1414 Arena Dr. 

445-5655

___________________ 12-5-7B-0

1-1 AVAILABLE. Hyde Park area. 
New carpet, no pets. $395/m onth. 

Call Katie 302 -10 94. 12-5-5B.

2 -B E D /1 5-B A TH , 
SPLIT-LEV­
EL,VAULTED ceiling, skylights, ceil­
ing fans, distinctive two-tone paint 
with w h ite trim , a ll a p p lian ces 

$ 6 5 0 / month A v ailab le January. 
4 5 1-7 6 1 9 12-5-7B

PEACE & Q UIET in H ,-de P-Tk! 
$ 3 7 5 efficiency. 4 2 0 9 Avc 9 B 

C a b le , w a te r, gas p a id . 4 5 8 
1985. 12-2-20B-D

PEACE A N D Quiet in Hyde Parkl 

Efficiencies and 1 /1 4 4 0 0 Ave. 
A 458 -1 9 8 5 . 12-2 20B-D

NEAR LAW School and downtown 
Large 1 /1 , On shuttle and busline 

Pool, laundry. 474 -12 40. 12-2-20B-D

W A LK OR shuttle to UT. 1-Bed-

room H a rd w o o d floors, M a n y 
windows. $ 4 2 5 , month 3301 Du­
val 4 8 0 -0 4 9 9 . 12 5-7B

AVAILABLE 1 2 /1 8 1-bedroom du­
plex, walk to UT hardwood floors, 

high ceilings, bay windows. $ 6 0 0 . 
4 7 7 -8 4 9 4 . 12-6-6B

1-1 ENFIELD A rea Ceiling fans, 

rem odeled. Incredibly cute A vail­
able mid December $550/m onth. 
Rebecca 4 7 7 -8 7 6 4 . 12-6-5B

AVAILABLE 1 /1 /9 5 
Farwest Blvd., quiet area,
short walk to shuttle stop,

1275 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

washer/dryer connection skylights, 
fireplace, vaulted ceilings, 
single car garage + attic storage, 
greenbelt view.

$ 1 0 0 0 /m o
Call 33 8-1237.

 

 
4 0 0 - Condos-

 

Townhomes

* ‘ AVAILABLE 2 N D SEMESTER 
Unique 0-1 $ 41 0 
Heritage 1-1, $625 

Wmdtree 2 2 $85 0 
Silverado 1-1 loft $495 

"N ew listings daily*

Front Page Properties 

48 0 -8 5 1 8

11-9-2060

LUXURY HOM ES: 2 8 1 8 -2 8 2 2 Rio 
G rande, 6-7 bedrooms, chandeli­
ers, security system, ceiling fans, 

C A /C H , yard , energ y e ffic ie n t, 

hardwoods, carpet. Available June 
1 9 9 5 W a lk U T /S h u ttle . 4 8 2 - 
8 6 8 0 . 12-5-7B

REDO NE 3 / 2 . Hardw oods, C H / 
CA. Available 12-15-94 View UT 
Tow er. N o pets $ 1 2 0 0 /m o n th . 
Must see. 477 -4 4 9 6 . 12-5-7B

3 B R / 1 .5 BA, q u ie t cul-de-sac, 

greenhouse/storage/study/chca, 7 
blocks to UT shuttle, larg e back 
yard, child's fort, $ 75 0+ 1 mo de­

posit, pet deposit. Easy access to 
135, 290 , 183. Appointment 926 - 

2 0 9 1 , available January. Referenc­
es requested. 1 2-6+tB-D

4 2 5 - Rooms

SUBLEASING 1 / 2 of 2-1 All util,, 
ties paid. Four blocks to campus. 

$400/m onth. 4 7 7 8 7 0 0 Available 
1 2 /1 7 . 11-28-10B

9 0 9 WEST 22n d Private, Q uiet 

Comfortable room $ 2 7 5 + Share 
kitchen, bath W a lk UT Available 
1 1-95. 482 -8 6 8 0 12-5-7B

4 3 0 - Room-Board

G A R A G E A P A R T M E N T , H y d e 

Park, $450 Downtown efficiencies 
$ 37 5. 3-2 house, hardwood, Hyde 
Park, $925 4 5 8 -2 5 2 5 12-6 5B

« i . ' i . i n . ' N j ' i j ' u u

5 1 0 - Entertainment- 
Tickets

-Roll 
"TRULY REVOLUTIONARY 
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* 3 4 4 to hear THE GOATS new al 
bum. 12-2-5P

5 2 0 - Personals

Sexy Eves!!!
Contact Lenses can turn 
your Brown eyes Blue . or 
Green... or Hazel., or 22? 
only $7 9 99 q pQ,r 
Contact Lens Savers 

(5 1 2 ) 3 3 5 - 3 6 4 6

SEEKING A SOUL MATE? 
O r M aybe A Friend or A 
Lover? Local Singles o f All 
Ages Have Left 
Messages For You To Hear 

By Area Code! 
It's The 
Fun New W a y To Date!
1 90 0-825-8484 x44 $1 9 8 / 

min 18+ 9 0 0 Services, Inc., 
NC. 1 1-16-8P

12-5-78

U N LIM ITED MEALS, call now to 
live in Castilian this Spring. 2 4 t h / 

S a n A n to n io . V ie w o f UT 4 7 6 - 
2 8 3 1 . 11-11-20B-D

S U B LE A S IN G R O O M ot D o b ie 
«Tente, Convenient, Save hundreds 

off Dobie Pnce! Please call 5 0 5 - 
1807 12-1-5B

IMMEDIATE SUBLEASE for Spnngi 

Large studio ot Dobie. Both spaces 
ava ila b le $ 3 0 0 0 eoch or O B O 
50 5 -0 8 1 3 12-2-5B

STUDENTS, W HA T is your favorite 
kind of beer? W e need your opin­

ion! 1-9 0 0 4 5 4 -7 7 8 3 $ 1 .9 9 per 
call, touch-tone required, 18+ Yor- 

opimon 216 -8 2 5 -6 6 1 6 . 12-5-5B

5 3 0 - Travel-

Transportation

BUCKINGHAM SQUARE 
APARTMENTS 
71 1 West 32 nd Street 
1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments 
in quiet, residential 

neighborhood. 

4 5 3 -4 9 9 1

12-2-206-0

UNEXPECTED V A C A N C Y January 

1st 2-1 H a rd w o o d floors 9 1 2 

West 22 1 / 2 St $ 6 0 0 . 4 8 0 -0 9 7 6 
6pm-7pm only I2-6-6B-B

Northwest Hills/Far West 
Great Neighborhood 
Mopac access l/T shuttle 3 
Pools Tennis Courts W eight Room 

Walk to shopping/restaurants

1 /1 s from $ 4 8 5 

2 /1 5s from $ 7 2 5
AFS

3 2 2 -9 5 5 6

1/1 LUXURY condo. 2901 San Ja­
cinto N e w paint, carpet, full size 

W /D , $ 6 0 0 Available December 

21st. Presidio G roup. 4 7 6 -1 5 9 1 
1 1-16-20B

1ST FLOOR, 1 bedroom condo A / 

C, 2 ceiling fans, patio, attractive 
clean , U n ive rs ity a r e a . $ 4 0 0 . 

large corner 
for Spring at Dobie. M e a l 

SUBLEASE FEMALE 
suite 
plan free. 505-241 2 12-6ÓB

SIDE SUITE available for subleasing 

in D o b ie at discounted rote. For 
more information, ask for Jodi at 
5 0 5 -0 5 2 4 12-5-5B

DOBIE SUBLEASE. Large 

A v a ila b le e a rly Jan u ary. 4 4 1 1 

corner suite for S p rin g . G r e a t 

Guadalupe Call Pat 3 2 0 -8 6 0 0 Or 
4 5 4 -1 8 7 4 11-28-12B

C O N D O S C O N D O S Condos 
W e Know Where To Find Those Ef- 

,K ent. Computerized Assistance Habitat 
Hunters 4 8 2 -8 6 5 1 . 11-18-16P-8

TWELVE OAKS C O N D O M IN IU M 
PRELEASE EARLY FOR BEST RATE 

2 / 2 ’s from $ 8 2 5 00

Controlled Ac 

Poc
Responsive

ess G ates/G aroae
/H o t Tub 
On Site Manager

roommate 14 m eals/w eek B ills/

$ 1 75 security depos,t pa-d 5 0 5 
1350 12-7-5B

4 4 0 - Roommate -

^ Austin's P erfect ^ 
Roommates
$ 1 9 . 9 5 - 2 9 . 9 5 vs* uc c««
xoommate Matching Made Easy 

Guaranteed Service, Great Selection
Co# Now For Friendly Service

4 5 4 - 9 5 8 5 

>

5BB

7 0 4 Wes

495

BEST VALUE on shuttle Acces 
Gote. fre e coble, ceiling fans, 1, 

1 $ 4 5 0 , 2 / 2 $ 5 7 5 AFS 3 2 2 
9 5 5 6 . I2-5-5P-B

BF AUTIFUl WEST Compus 2 / 2 al 

extras Sublease now through Au

BFST DEAL in H y d e Pa 
Quiet community. G a s /w o 

Po ol/laundry on property 

he $455. AES 3 2 2 -9 5 5 6 1

rk 1 / 1 . 
®r paid. 
IF shut 

? 5 5P B

LARGE EFFt

rooms clo 
$ 4 8 5 Imcel
 
 

J E NCIES and on® bed 

se to cam pus, $ 3 8 0 

451 7 6 94 12 5 5 & 0

SUBLEASING 2 /1 Apartment in top 
of House Spring Semester $ 57 5 

per month C a ll Sara 3 0 2 -0 1 6 5 
12-7-5P

3BR/2BA UPSTAIRS of house un 

furnished, hardw ood floors, C H / 
C A one fre e coffee per day 

$ 150 0/m o 4 7 3 2078 12 7 5B

gust 1 9 9 5 
leove message 12-1 9B

$ 8 2 5 

7 0 8 0 8 7 2

JA N U A R T pm E A S IN G 
AT WALNUT RUN

3 2 0 3 Speedway 
Yeor leases preferable 
Serious Senior ond 

Grad Student Environment 
1-1, microwave, ceilmg fans, 
security alarm, covered parking 

attentive management
$ 5 2 5

C a ll P e re g rin e M a n a g e m e n t

477-Ó 1 3 6

NT- ♦ 
-T T X 7 X 7 J .7 .7 .T J I 
HU.T.’s ROOMMATE*! 
H
SOURCE 
P 

campuj ai II's San Antonio SI 

* i
• J
I * 
I**W IN D SO R R O O M M A T E S *! 
M
495 9988 
h 

SHORT W ALK UT. Private BR/BA 

share kitchen quiet, friendly, non­
sm oking petless C A C H $ 3 9 5 

ABP 4 7 4 -2 4 0 8 1 M 5 .2 0 B

SHARE 4 / 2 house with 3 nonsmok- 
la w 
,ng g ra d students N e a r 

sch oot/M edical Arts $33 0 + b ills 
A v a ila b le 12 10 Jennifer 7 0 8 
0 3 4 0 12 1 5B

S g S HfO
B R E A K

VO iffM Lr & #AW!

g a m z m p c n a

e Z H B E I S B C O T T l

C m i J J L L l L E l
ts m s m

* • > * • » -—T- «W

i - a o o - s u n c h a s a

Cancún an d 
Nassau

fro m $

3

2

9

 

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FARWEST AREA Pivote bedroom 
petless, non smoker UT shuttle 

1 -8 0 0 -2 3 5 -T R IP

12 2 8B

Shore bills $350/m on»h Tim 41B 
0 2 6 3 1 2 5 5 8

Students Welcome!
• On UT Shuttle

• Free Cable

• 2-1 885 sq. ft. $535

■ 2-1.5 1000+ sq. ft. $625 

1201 Tinnin Ford

4 4 0 - 0 5 9 2

AF**n»fNT H ours'

1 BR S t . @ $405
2 BR st. @ $495
Available
Immediately
For more Info 
call

4 5 4 - 2 5 3 7

North Campus 
Large efficiencies 

1 - 1 

2 - 1
Starting at S425 
Walk to School 
On Bus Route 
Covered Parking

4 5 4 -0 2 0 2

f Walk to School^ 
Efficiencies 
1 - 1
Large 2-2’s 
Various Locations
Covered Parking 
Available 
North & West 
Campus
Call Marquis 
Management 
472-3816 or 
454-0202 

.

V 'f t f
Join the Happy Campers T 

i * V V 

^ 

Live at

;Vicw Point Apts ?
West Campus Efficiencies Y 
Now Leasing For Spring

• Fnjoy wooded views 

j. J Starting at $38‘ 
+ • Cent al Air & Heat 

* On-site management 

• Corner of 26th & Leon 

?• Walk to shuttle and campus 

• 5 Blocks west of Guadalupe V

4
*
^
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J s 
JL

^

2518 Leon 

Call 476-8590 ¿

IMMEDIATE MOVE-IN
The Arrangement
I Lg 1*1,2-2. lofts & townhomes 

SR Shuttle at Front D o o r 

2 1 2 4 B u r t o n D r .
4 4 4 - 7 8 8 0

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EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

m - r n r t lliu . 

790 - Part-tim e 

7 9 0 - P o rM im .

EMPLOYMENT

800 - General

Help Wonted

EMPLOYMENT

800 - General 

Help W anfed

EMPLOYMENT

800 - General 

n tip w anrea

e m p l o y m e n t

EMPLOYMENT

820 - Accounting-

890 - Chibs-

O W N Y O U R o w n b u s in e s s part- 
time at home. C o n send tape to ex­
plain. Big money! 4 5 8 -5 7 3 3 12-1-9B

R U N N E R A R B O R E T U M a re a Law 
firm T.TH 9 -6 p m P le a se fax re­
sume *o 3 4 3 - 0 1 21 12-1-98

P A R ; T IM E J O B M o r n i n g 
ft!e 
clerk/som etim es runner for a low 
office 3 b lo ck s from UT ca m pus 

M-F. 8am -lpm (hours flexible in De 
cember, but not Sp rin g Semester) 

$ 6/ h r M e a se coll office m anager 
4 7 7 -7 5 4 3 . 1 I -3 0 8 8

EX P ER IE N C E D H O R SE person need 

e d for 2 0 h o r se stable A p p r o x ­

im ately 2 0 h rs/ w e e k A pa rtm e nt 

provid ed References required Lo­
c a te d 3 0 -m in u te s from UT 2 6 4 
0 0 4 ! 12-5-5B

c a n t e r a r u s t i c f u r n i t u r e

Part-time sale s a sso cio fe Flexible 
hours Alternate w eekends. A p p ly 

in person 5 4 0 0 Brodie Lane # 2 1 0 
or call 8 9 2 -6 3 6 7 12-2-5B

B A B Y S IT T E R S N E E D E D for church 
nursery $5/hour Flexible hours and 

English speaking 4 7 9 -1 1 7 3 

I2-2-5B

M O T H E R 'S HELPER/ 
BABYSITTER
N e ed student to meet 2 children 
after school, drive them to lessons/ 
practices, run errands, etc 

M-Th, 3-6pm.

Some Fridays 3-6pm(negotioble) 
$6/hr. M ust have a car 
Job can start now or in January

346 -9 2 2 5 ,

Y M C A O F Austin afterschool day- 
c o r e c o u n s e lo r s n e e d e d H ir in g 
now ! H ours 2 4 5-6 0 0 p m Contact 

Annette G a rz o at 4 7 6 6 7 0 5 12-6-6B

D A N C E A N D G y m n a s t ic Instruc­
tors for children's classes. Teaching 

experience a n d reliable transporta­
tion Call 3 2 3 -6 0 1 3 12-6-4B-B

ATTENTION UT STUDENTS
Looking for some extra cash for the 

holidays? W e have part-time 

evening positions available 
M-Th 5 30-11 and Sun 5-9, $6/hr 

You will conduct surveys over the 

phone for market research (no 
selling involved), ideal for people 
with g o o d phone skills, a 

professional attitude and 
familiarity w / computer 

terminology Troinmg 

provided South-Central Austin 
location Starting immediately 

Do not wait, coll today! 
MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES
328 -10 02.

_________ _ 

124-3*0

R A D IO 
M A R K E T 

R ESEA R C H 
The Benchmark C o has several 

part-time evening positions avail 

able ( N O S A LES O R SO LIC IT IN G )

$ 5 5 0 -$ 7 25/ hr at Congress and 

Riverside on the busline Plenty of 
parking. Bilingual helpful. For more 

info call, Lmdell after 6pm

Sun-Thurs. 7 0 7 -7 0 1 0 .

12-5-4B

12-1-7B

FLUENT IN S P A N IS H ?

P R O F E S S IO N A L C O U P L E in West- 

toke w ant part-time babysitter for 
8 a n d 5 y e a r o ld M W F 3 -6 p m 

T ransportation a n d references re­
quired. After 6pm, 328-3589, 12-5-5B

ASSISTANT TEACHER
(Assistant Child C a re Specialist) 
The University of Texos at Austin

REQ UIRED Q U A L IF IC A T IO N S 
FO R THIS V A C A N C Y H.gh
school graduation or G ED . Some 

experience in g’roup child care

Security sensitive, conviction 

verification conducted on applicant 
selected Hourly salary is $ 4 7 4 

W o rk hours are variable, for a to­
tal of 10 to 19 hours per week

Qualified applicants should 

immediately coll the Child C are 

--enter, at 4 7 1 - 7 0 4 0 between 

9 A .M . a n d 4 P.M 

M o n d a y through Friday 
A n Equal Opportunity/ 
Affirmative Action Employer 

 

____________________ 10-I0-3B

The Benchmark Co, has several 

part-time evening positions in radio 
market research ( N O S A LES O R 

S O LIC IT IN G ) M ust be fluent in Eng­
lish and Spon.sh $5 5 0-$7 2 5 / h ­

at Congress and Riverside on the 
bushne Plenty of free parking Bi- 

Imguol helpful. Call. Lindell after 
6pm

Sun-Thurs. 7 0 7 -7 0 1 0 

 _________ _____ ____________ 

12-5-4B

STATE OF TEXAS
PART TIME JOB/FLEXIBLE H O U RS. 
Maintain complex filing system and 

variety of office work in small 

state agency Position requires pro­

fessional appearance, excellent or­

ganizational and telephone skills, 
accurate data entry, typing 4 0 + 

wpm Must be dependable Experi­

ence usmg WordPerfect and Dbase 
111+ preferred. M-F, 2 0 hours per 

week, 10a m to 2p.m., (hours 

flexible). Excellent state benefits. 
Starting pay at $5 75/hour 

Resumes are not occepted in lieu of 

completed applications A pply ¡n 
person (9a m.-Noon) by 1 2 / 9 / 9 4 

Texas Court Reporters 

Certification Board 

2 0 5 W est 14th Street, Suite 101

Tom C. Clark Building 

at:

E E O

NOTETAKHS! TYPISTS! 
FLYER DISTRIBUTORS!
House of Tutors, on Austin leader in 
educarional services for the past 14 
years has an immediate need for 
mature 
in 
positions as notetakers, typists, and 
flyer d stributors Great pay great 
work environment
WE NEED TUTORS MOW!

individuals 

reliable 

• C H E M IST R Y 
’ O R G A N IC C H E M IST R Y
• B IO L O G Y
• PH Y SIC S 
• M ATH
• P S Y C H O L O G Y
• A S T R O N O M Y
1 O TH ER SUBJECTS

E A R N $

$

$

$

$

• f f i r S S l W
Excellence in Learning Si*ee 1980 
3401) Pearl Street • Austin. TX 7X705 47<te
_______ 472-6666

Cam Christmas Cash
Paid training program.
Unique assignment as 
integral part of defining 
& launching new hi-tech 
products. Up to ‘8°°+/hr.
Limited number of 
positions left.
C all im m ed iately

SNELUNG

EXTRA CASH 
EVERY WEEK
2 Hours per Week 

Schedule Own Time 

Up To $ 1 3 0 /Month

• Safe Lots of Parking

• Medically Supet vised

• New E x tra Clean Facility 

► Relaxing, Refreshments

a

o

o

o

s
.
I FIRST DONATION I
■ with od - Exp 1/12/951

B I O M E D
A NEW High Tech 
Plasma Facility
Please Call for Appt.
251-8855

!H-35 & Pflugervillc Exit 

West side of IH-35 behind fX X O N

a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

! NEED MORE > 
| MONEY? 
i
* $ 4 0 0 + per week P/T. * 
a No experience Call a 
g
( 3 1 8 ) 6 7 3 - 4 6 1 5 
a 

e e e r e k e k e r e r r i i i i k i i i i I

S H O R T W A L K UT Typ.sts (w ill 
troin on com puters) B o o k ke e p in g 

tra in e e s, cle rica l, ru n n e ls 4 7 4 - 
2 0 3 2 

1 1-8-20B-8

E A R N $ 4 2 0 o w eek! 1 0 - !2 h r s a 

w eek N o e x p e rie n c e n e c e ssa ry. 

Cali Mrs Spence 328-1018 1 1 14-206

PART-TIME E V E N IN G 
TELEPHONE P O S IT IO N S 
APPLY 
8 0 0 7 G E S S N E R DR.
1 -4PM

11-10-206

W E E K E N D S & N IG H T S OFF! 
Dinner At Your Doorstep, one of 
the fastest grow --g gourmet 

food delivery services, is hiring 
part-time dr.vers to work 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

530 - Travol-

Ti importation

SP R IN G BR EA K TO

I C A N C U b

U N I V E R S I T Y 
B E A C H C L U B ™

5-5TAR b e a c h r e so r t s 
ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE.
t r a n s fe r s TAXES TIPS 
NON-STOP PARTIES, 
A N D M O f W ”

4 6 9 0 9 9 9

6 0 0 WEST 2STH SUITE 102

540 - Lost & Found

LOST PEN engraved "D onna C a in " 
B o ^ o w e d in 6th street b a r 8 3 7 - 
6 0 2 6 12-7-5B

560 - Public Notice

If you are in­
A S S R E T U R N E E S 
feres ted in getting involved in the 
lo c a l A u s tin c h a p te r, c a ll 3 7 1 - 
7 3 1 0 . 12-7-3 B

■ u n n n x z i ^

590 - Tutoring

• writing

• essays

research papers 

• elementary 

grades through 
college

* TUTORING
* REVIEWS

O P E N 7 D A Y S 
til Midnight. Sun.-Thur

i'¿rS h ittk
4 7 2 - 6 6 6 6

S in c e 1 9 8 0

S f A N I S H - E S P A Ñ O l ? N E E D h elp
with y o u r low er d iv isio n S p a n is h 

c i a s s ? C a l l L e n o re -P riv a te T-utor 
7 0 8 -8 8 1 0 1 1-9-20P

SERVICES

750 - Typing

Z I V L E Y
The Complete Professional 
Typing Service

TER M P A P E R S 
D ISSE R T A T IO N S 
A P PLIC A T IO N S 
R E S U M E S 
W O R D P R O C E S S IN G 
L A S E R PRINTING 
F O RMATTING 

■ H b lo c k b u s t e r

PUT IT IN W RITIN G 
4 5 9 - 9 0 1 5 
TUTORING

$ 7 $ 15/HR 

8 3 4 -3 0 3 0

SANTA'S HELPERS
TO SELL TICKETS T O A N N U A L 

C H R IS T M A S C H A RITY EVEN T 

weekday afternoons 3-7pm
Starting pay $6/hour.

P E R S O N A L C A R E Assistant 2-3hrs 
M o r n in g or n ig h t $ 6 / h r M a r k 

Coll 2 0 6 0 0 6 6 

 

 

11-22-206

P A R A L E G A L R U N N E R W ill tram . 
Your reliable, economical car Tues­

day, Thursday or other times flexi- 
ble 4 7 4 -2 0 32. 11-23-20B-B

L O V IN G . R E S P O N SIB L E care for 6 
y ea r o ld g irl M o n d a y - T h u r s d a y 

4 5-5 4 5 p m L a r a n d references 

'Teeded Call Don 419-1203. H -30-10B

4 9 5 - 5 9 8 5 L e a v e m e s s a g e if no 
answer 

I2-5-3B

A N I M A L H O S P IT A L Part-time af- 

tem oons/w eekends. M ostly kennel 
cleaning and anim al handling Must 

be a b le to w o rk C h r is t m a s a n d 
N e w Years 4 7 6 9 1 9 1 

I2 - 6 4 B

L A D Y I N w h e e lc h a ir n e e d s part- 

time assistance with da ily personal 
ca re th ro u g h the H o lid a y s 4 7 6 - 
7 7 2 5 12-6-6B

MPLOYMENT - 790 PART-TIME

A L A S K A 
E M P L O Y M E N T - S T U D - 
E N T S N e e d e d ! F is h in g Industry, 

E a rn up to $ 3 0 0 0 - $ 6 0 0 0 + per 
month Room and board! Transpor- 
N o e x ­
tation! M a le or Fem ale 

S U M M E R C A M P C o u n s e lo rs, A d ­
ministrative Staff. Nurses, a n d life­
g u a rd s needed for G irl Scout resi­
dent cam ps near Athens,Texos and 
on Lake Texoma, For more informa­

p e rie n c e n e c e ss a r y . C a ll (2 0 6 ) 
5 4 5 -4 1 5 5 ext A 5 8 6 7 2 H - I4 - 1 6 P

tion, c a ll 1 - 8 0 0 - 4 4 2 - 2 2 6 0 or 
(2 1 4 )8 2 3 -1 3 4 2 . 12-6-7P

PC Computer literacy with 
accounting background or 
vice-versa. G ra d preferred Fringe 
benefits Salary appropriate 
Experience not necessary. Small 
office located in Houston, casual 

dress. Active in trust 

management, oil explorotion and 
ronching (cutting horses) 
O p e n in g available 1/1 /95 

Applicants should provide academ ic 
profile and grades received 
Reply to: T L B Po Box 5 0 3 2 

Suite 2 1 5 

Sugarland, TX 7 8 7 4 7 8 - 5 0 3 2

 

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I2 -6 4 B

H O L ID A Y JO B S 
F O R THE E N V IR O N M E N T !

* W o rk with the Sierra Club
* Learn cam paign skills.

* E/T.P/T and Career

Opportunities.
Call Laura at 
The C am paign to Save the 
Environment:

4 7 9 -8 4 8 1 .
12-66P

8 5 0 -R e ta il

V ID E O W A R E H O U S E now a ccept­
ing a p p lic a tio n s for full a n d part- 

time e m p loym e nt. N o rt h 1 -3 5 at 
3 9 0 E 12-5-5 B

N E E D E D A S S E R T IV E p e r s o n to 
leach beginning gymnastics to child­
ren, a g e s 3-8 M / T / T h afternoons 
4 4 1 1 3 0 4 a n ytim e o r 3 2 7 - 5 5 7 4 
after 6pm 12-6-5 B

MARKETÍÑG
ASSISTANT
F A S T S IG N S is looking for a 
person to do mail-outs and phone 
follow-ups, customer service and 

other office responsibilities 

Telemarketing experience a plus
Call Steve, 9am-5pm, at 
7 95-0880.

IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S for Chnst- 
m os gift w rap pe rs. M u st be a v a il­
able to w ork throu gh bu sy C h rist­
mas season Please apply in person 

at The C o d e a u , 2 3 1 6 G u a d a lu p e 
12-1-10B

860 ■ Engineering* 
Technical

M A C G E N IU S
You can operate Q uark and other 

applications at the speed of 
light Your attention to detail is 

uncanny. A n d yo u’re such a big 

propeller head, you can even 

maintain our M a c network. If the 
shoe fits, send your resume to 

C G , M 2 K ,

5 0 0 0 Plaza on the Lake, Ste 2 50 , 
Austin, TX 7 8 7 4 6

I f-14 28

 

 

----------------------12-6-46

870 - M edical 

810 - Office-Clerical

S H O R T W A L K UT T y p ists (w ill 
tram on com puters) B o o k k e e p in g 

tra ine e s, c le ric a l, ru n n e rs 4 7 4 
2 0 3 2 

1 1-8-20B-B

H IRE-A-HORN
needs dependable people for

various full-day (8-5) clerical 

assignments The following 
skills are helpful typing 

(40+ wpm), M S W ord, W P Lotus, 
ect $ 6 $ 7 per hour Long-term and 

I

I 

I

Restaurants

STEAK & ALE
221 I W . Anderson Lane 
N o w hiring for the 

following am /pm positions 
•Hostperson 

•Busperson 

•Dishwashers 
• Servers 

M ust be available holidays. 
A p p ly in person daily 2-4pm.

10-30-88

HANG TOWN
A Granite C afe quick-service 
Concept is now hiring for all 

positions including counter help, 
kitchen staff, 

a nd assistant managers 

Close to campus.
A pply in person at 

2 9 0 5 San Gabriel Suite 203. 
Between 3pm and 5pm, M-F 

12-5 58

- 

IH O P R E S T A U R A N T S are now hir- 
ing full a n d part-time am o n d pm 
wait staff a nd hosfpersons Please 

a p p ly in p e rso n at 7 0 7 E C e s a r 

C havez or 41 1 8 S. IH 35 12-7-5B

900 - Domestic- 
Household

N E E D C A R E for 3 b o y s M -F , 

8 :3 0 -5 :3 0 , during Christm as H o li­
da ys M u s t be dep e ndable , enjoy 
children, have re liable tronsporta- 

>'on, references 3 2 7 -3 0 1 2 . 12 1 58

S E E K IN G A N afterschool sitter for 
2 children S pring semester M-F 3- 

6pm M ust have transportation and 
references 3 2 8 -4 7 0 4 12-2-8B

M O T H E R 'S H ELPER n e e d ¡ d ~ S ^ 
teaching 1 / 2 / 9 5 , need care for 2 

c h ild re n o n M , W , F 3 -6 p m C a ll 
8.D. 2 6 3 -3 2 0 1 12-1-5B

N E E D BABYSITTER w,th car for oc- 

c a s io n a l a ft e r n o o n a n d e v e n in g 
help $ 5 /hr non-smoker Call 4 6 3 
1 1 8 2 12-5-5B

HIRE-A-HORN
is looking for strong, 

depenable individuals for 
various labor assignments 
(moving, driving, warehouse, 
ect...) Jobs are usually full 
days (8-5) during the week 
$6-$7 per hour 

Call 3 2 6 -H O R N (4676)

 

 

 

 

 

» 19-2060

C RU ISE S H IP S H IR IN G - Earn up to 
$ 2 0 0 0 + / month on C ruise Ship s or 

Land Tour com panies W o rld trav 
el. S e a s o n a l & Full-Tim e e m p loy, 
ment a v a ila b le . N o e xp. n e c e s­
s a r y 
F o r info, c a ll 1 - 2 0 6 - 6 3 4 
0 4 6 8 ext. C 5 8 6 7 3 11-21 I I P

C R U IS E S H IP S F in n g - E a in up to 

$ 2 0 0 0 + / m o on cruise ships or Land- 
Tour companies. W o rld travel S e a ­

s o n a l a n d full-tim e e m p lo y m e n t 

a v a ila b le N o e x p e rie n c e n e c e s­
s a r y F or in fo , c a ll 1 - 2 0 6 - 6 3 4 - 
0 4 6 8 Ext. C 5 8 6 7 3 . 11-28-1 IP

W O R K A B R O A D ! C r u . s e lin e s 
E SL, in t e r n sh ip s & m o re U p to 

$3K /m onth l N o experience neces­

sary. W orld-w ide placements! C a ll 
S E I today! ( 9 1 9 ) 9 3 2 1 4 8 9 exten­
sion W 2 2 1 2-7-5B

A L A S K A J O B S ! Students ne e de d : 
fisheries p orks & resorts. Earn up 
to $ 3 -$ 6 K / m o n fh ! N o w hiring for 

summer. C a ll SEI! ( 9 1 9 ) 9 3 2 -1 4 8 9 
extension A 2 2 

! 1 -2 2-I4 B

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Rockets
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h anded layup w ith three seconds 
left in the half gave Seattle a 52-51 
edge at interm ission.

Seattle m oved ahead to stay at 63- 

61 on tw o free throw s by Schrempf.

Sparked by Schrem pf's 12 points 
and A skew 's nine in the third peri­
od, the Sonics took com m and and 
scored 10 u nansw ered points en 
route to an 84-68 advantage by the 
end of the quarter.

H ouston never got closer than 10 

points in the fourth period.

Payton, who left the gam e w ith 
2:04 rem aining — two points short 
of his career high of 32 set last 
M arch 20 at Charlotte — alm ost d id ­
n 't play because he fell on ice and 
snow earlier in the day and had 
back spasm s.

It (my back) w as nagging m e," 
Payton said. "O nce you get loos­
ened up, you seem to forget about 
everything. If H akeem w as in there 
sw atting all the shots, it w ould have

m ade it worse. I took advantage of 
his absence."

Seattle outrebounded the Rockets 
45-37 as Shawn K em p grabbed nine. 
H o u sto n 's Robert H o rry h ad a 
gam e-high 10.

S u ttií 108, Houtrm 80

HOUSTON — Herrera 0-1 0-0 0, Horry 3-11 1-17, 
Thorpe 9-15 3-5 21. Maxwell 7-19 3-4 20, Smith 1-4 0-
0 2, Chilcutt 4-9 1-1 9, Elle 2-5 2-4 7, Cassell 4-9 8-9 
16 Breaux 0-3 3-4 3. Brooks 2-2 0-0 4 Tabak 0-0 1-4
1 Totals 32-78 22-31 90.
SEATTLE — Kemp 4-8 0-0 8, Schrempf 4-14 6-6 15 
Cartwright 1-3 1-2 3, Gill 3-13 0-0 6, Payton 14-21 0-0 
30 Perkins 3-10 1-2 9, Askew 7-8 5-5 19, McMillan 2- 
3 0-0 5, Marciulionis 2-6 0-0 4, Johnson 1-2 0-0 2. 
Houston 0-0 0-0 0. Wingfield 1-1 0-0 2 Totals 42-89 
13-15 103.

Houston
Seattle

30 21 
26 26 32 19 - 1 0 3

17 22 — 90 

3-Point goals— Houston 4-25 (Maxwell 3-13, Elie 1- 
3. Thorpe 0-1, Smith 0-2, Horry 0-3, Cassell 0-3), 
Seattle 6-17 (Perkins 2-5, Payton 2-6, McMillan 1-1, 
Schrempf 1-2. Marciulionis 0-1, Gill 0-2). Fouled out— 
None Rebounds— Houston 48 (Horry 10). Seattle 56 
(Kemp 9) Assists— Houston 18 (Cassell 7). Seattle 26 
(Payton 8) Total fouls—Houston 22, Seattle 25 Tech­
nicals— Houston coach Tomjanovich, McMillan. Seat­
tle illegal defense 2 A—13,017.

S T ANDI NGS

N a t io n a l B a s k e t b a ll A s s o cia tio n

GB

2
5 1/2
6
6
7
7

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Orlando
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
Miami

Indiana
Charlotte
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Milwaukee

Pet
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.438
400
385
368
308

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Atlantic
W
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10
7
6
5
7
4
Central
W
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9
9
8
8
7
5

9
11

7
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563 ' 1 1/2
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1 1/2
500
2 1/2
500
2 1/2
438
3 1/2
313
5 1/2.

WESTERN CONFERENCE 
Midwest
W
11
9
10
8
7
3

L
5
6
7
6
8
14

Pet.
688
600
588
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176

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1 1/2
2
3 1/2
8 1/2

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11
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10
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7
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5
6
7
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Houston
Denver
Utah
Dallas
San Antonio
Minnesota

Phoenix
Seattle
L A Lakers
Sacramento
Golden State
Portland
I A Clippers

Wednesday’s Games
Atlanta at Etoston, 6 30 p m 
Cleveland at Orlando, 6:30 p.m 
Philadelphia at Miami, 6 30 p.m 
Milwaukee at L A Clippers, 9 30 p m

Thursday s Games
Phoenix at New Jersey, 6 30 p m 
Charlotte at Houston, 7 p m 
Washington at Dallas. 7 30 p m 
Utah at San Antonio 7 30 p m 
Seattle at Sacramento, 7 30 p.m

NBA LfADBts

(Through Tuesday)

SCORING 

O’Neal, Orl. 
Jackson, Dali. 
Robinson, S.A 
Olajuwon. Hou 
Richmond. Sac 
Malone, Utah 
Mashbum, Dali 
Sprewell, G.S. 
Hardaway, Orl 
Drexler. Port.

G 
14 
13 
14
15
14 
16 
13 
15 

FG FT
175 89
130 117
133 135 
151 100
128
65
144
99
108
83
121
91
119
83
97
59

Pts Avg
439 31.4 
385 296
401 
286
402 2 68 
347 24 8 
390 24.4
315 24.2 
359 23.9 
334 23.9
23.4
281 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
FGA
90
87
117
291
95
102
89
110
168
131

FG
62
57
73 
175
56
60
52
64
95
74

Gatling, G S 
West. Det 
D Davis. Ind 
O'Neal. Orl 
Miller, Det 
Williams, Port 
Poly nice. Sac 
Perry, Phoe 
Hornacek. Utah 
Grant, Orl

Pet
689
655
.624
601
589
588
584
582
565
565

Robinson. S A 
Mutombo, Den 
Coleman, N J 
Jones. Dali 
Hill, Clev 
Willis At! -Mia 
O'Neal. Orl 
Olajuwon. Hou 
Dudley, Port 
Oakley. N.Y.

Stockton. Utah 
Anderson, N J 
Pack Den 
Barros. Phil 
Blaylock, Atl 
Bogues, Char 
Jackson, Ind 
Skiles Wash 
Hardaway, G S 
Richardson. LAC

REBOUNDS

G
14
14
15
13 
15 
12
14
15 
14 
14

Off
46
53
51
60
59 
34
60 
30 
62 
49

Def 
141 
132 
127 178
91 151
114 173
104 138
99 
140 
96 158
98 147

Tot Avg
187 134
185 132

11.9 
11 6 
11 5 
11 5
159 11.4
170 11 3
11 3 
10.5

ASSISTS
G
16
18
13 
15 
15
14
14 
13
15
16

A
180
183
125
129
128
119 
116 
106 
114
120

Avg
11.3
10.2
9 6
8 6
8.5 
8 5 
8 3 
82 
7 6
7.5

The bronze statue Against All Odds has the only horses running at 
Arlington International Racecourse. Arlington owner Richard Duchos-

sois made good on his threat to ciose the track because the Illinois Leg­
islature adjourned without acting on his demands for a riverboat casino.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Horns
Continued from page 12 
the board.

Penders stressed to his team d u r­
ing practice Tuesday th at SWT will 
bring the ball up slowly on offense 
to try and control the tem po. To 
com bat that, the H orns will em ploy 
a lot of trapping to try and force 
turno vers, resulting in transition 
buckets that will speed things up.

The catalyst for Texas in the early 
season has been point guard Roder­
ick A nderson. Along w ith his team- 
leading scoring (22.5 po in ts per 
game), A nderson has m ade those 
aro und him better by constantly 
finding the open man for easy buck­
ets. .

That s my job, to get everybody 
involved," said Anderson, w ho is 
averaging nine assists per game. 
"This is not a one-m an team. We can 
score at any position on the floor. As 
long as everyone's scoring, every­
one's happy."

The battle 

for Hill C o untry 
su p rem acy tips off at 7:35 p.m . 
W ednesday at the Erwin Center.

Mavs
Continued from page 12 
high 25 points and Avery Johnson 22 
points and a game-high 16 assists.

Robinson's driving layup and foul 
shot gave the Spurs a short-lived 
lead at 110-108 with 43 seconds left in 
regulation.

All of the San Antonio scoring 
came from its five starters. The Spurs 
were outscored by the Dallas bench 
35-0.

D M JJW 12 4 , SAN ANTONIO 12 1

DALLAS — Mashburn 13-24 4-6 34 Jones 6-16 3-4 
15. Williams 1-3 0-0 2. Kidd 3-9 4-4 10. Jackson 12- 
22 4-6 28. Hodge 4-11 0-0 8. Tarpley 10-18 2-2 22. 
Harris 1-5 2-2 5 Totals 50-108 19-24 124 
SAN ANTONIO — Reid 6-11 2-5 14 Elliott 7-16 2-3 
18. Robinson 17-26 8-10 42. Johnson 7-10 8-9 22. Del 
Negro 12-16 1-1 25 Cummings 0-6 0-0 0, Person 0-7 
0-0 0. Malone 0-0 0-0 0, Nwosu 0-0 0-0 0. Whitney 0 
0 0-0 O.Totals 49-92 21-28 121.

Dallas
San Antonio

23 30 30 2 9 12 
9 
30 26 2 7 2 9 

— 124
— 121

3-Point goals—Dallas 5-17 (Mashburn 4-11, Harris
1-4. Kidd 0-1. Jackson 0-1), San Antonio 2-10 (Elliott
2-6. Person 0-3, Del Negro 0-1). Fouled out— 
Williams, Tarpley, Robinson. Rebounds— Dallas 71 
(Jones 17). San Antonio 42 (Reid 10) Assists—Dallas 
29 (Kidd 13), San Antonio 30 (Johnson 16). Total 
fouls—Dallas 27. San Antonio 18 Technicals—Dallas 
coach Motta. Dallas assistant coach Davis. San Anto­
nio illegal defense 2 Flagrant fouls— Person A— 
14,007.

Aikman
Continued from page 12

sprained knee, I w as held out five 
weeks and could have played in two 
weeks," he said.

A ikm an still sim m ers over the 
incident. It w as three years ago and 
the C ow boys started their playoff 
run w ithout him. Steve Beuerlein 
got on a roll and then-coach Jimmy 
Johnson w o u ld n 't sta rt A ikm an, 
w ho said he w as ready.

Finally, in a blow out by Detroit, 
A ikm an got 
to see second-half, 
m op-up duty. Johnson later apolo­
gized to Aikm an, w ho then led the 
C ow boys 
to back-to-back S uper 
Bowl victories.

"I know m y body and my body 
tells me w hen I can play," A ikm an 
said. "I believe I can play."

Coach Barry Sw itzer said A ikm an 
can take as long as he w ants to 
decide.

"If he runs out of that tunnel on 
Saturday and — poof — says he can 
play, then th at's enough notice for 
me," Switzer said. "H e doesn't need 
that m uch practice time."

Aikman m issed two games 
with a sprained left knee 
but was in charge of the 
team Tuesday as Dallas pre­
pared for Saturday’s game.

Running back Em m itt Sm ith said 
the team needs Aikm an, despite the 
success of the reserve quarterbacks.

"It's very im portant that w e get 
him back before the playoffs," Smith 
said. "W e've got to gel and get in 
rhythm for that playoff run. We 
need him in there."

It s already been a busy w eek for 
Aikman. H e opened a restaurant in 
Dallas M onday night and m oved 
easily from guest to guest w ithout a 
limp.

'O nly Troy and G od can keep him 
out of the gam e on Saturday, and I 
think God is going to be quiet," 
Irvin said. We've got to have ou r 
general before w e get into the play­
offs."

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SPORTS

break ™avs ed^

Spurs in OT

Dallas’ young talent shines 
in 124-121 comeback win
44 Jason Kidd is 

Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO — Dallas 
showed the full impact of its talent­
ed young crop of players in a 124- 
121 overtime victory Tuesday night 
over the San Antonio Spurs.

Jamal Mashbum scored 34 points 
and Jimmy Jackson added 28 to key 
Dallas' comeback victory.

The potential of this team is very 
scary," said Dallas center Roy Tarp- 
ley, who reached season highs with 
22 points and 14 rebounds. "We play 
unbelievably well sometimes and 
terrible sometimes. Tonight, we 
came up with a good effort when we 
needed to."

The victory snapped a two-game 
Dallas losing streak and marked the 
Mavericks’ third straight overtime 
victory this season.

"This team has gone through 
games like this before," Mashbum 
said. "We had confidence we could 
come back and win."

Jackson's finger-roll with 37.6 sec­
onds left in overtime gave the Mav­
ericks the lead for good. The second - 
year guard later added a foul shot, 
Popeye Jones sank two more free 
throws and Mashbum added anoth­
er to seal the victory.

"It's a great feeling for these guys, 
because we need as manv positives 
as we can get," veteran Dallas coach 
Dick Motta said. "We won in Min­
nesota in a game we probably 
shouldn't have won and then we 
lost to Denver and Utah badly. That 
was 
time we've been 
demoralized, but tonight we beat 
the trap."

the first 

The game changed for San Anto­
nio when David Robinson, who 
matched his season high with 42 
points, was whistled for his sixth 
foul when he charged into Jones 
with 54.7 seconds left in overtime.

We had the game," Robinson 
said. "We did what we needed to

the key to what we 
watched. He is unbe­
lievably advanced. He 
manhandled us. He 
played like a veteran 
and kicked our butts 
all by him self.”

— Bourn, 
San Antonio Spurs coacti

do, but we just gave it away."

The Spurs squandered a 112-108 
lead with 28 seconds in regulation. 
Lucious Harris then hit a 3-point 
shot and Mashbum added a free 
throw to force overtime.

"Confidence for this team is high 
right now, and as long as we can 
keep learning while we're improv­
ing, this team is going to be very fun 
to watch, rookie guard Jason Kidd 
said.

Mashbum s free throw came after 
Kidd came up with a late steal with 
13.6 seconds remaining.

I knew we needed a big play in 
that situation," said Kidd, who had 
10 points, a career-high 13 assists 
and five steals. "I gambled and was 
lucky to come up with the big play."
Kidd's presence was the differ­
ence in the Dallas victory, said San 
Antonio coach Bob Hill.

"Jason Kidd is the key to what we 
watched," Hill said. "He is unbe­
lievably advanced. He manhandled 
us. He played like a veteran and 
kicked our butts all by himself."

Vinnie Del Negro scored a season-

Please see Mavs, page 11

S C O R E S
NBA

Dallas 124, San Antonio 121 
Houston 90, Seattle 103 
New York 104, Boston 90 
Atlanta 94, New Jersey 91 
Phoenix at Washington, ppd. 
Orlando 114, Cleveland 97 
Indiana 90, Detroit 83 
Denver 102, Minnesota 95 
Charlotte 106, Utah 97 
L A. Lakers 113, Golden State 101 
Sacramento 108, Milwaukee 95

COLLEGE BA8KETBAU.
MEN'S TOP 25

No. 3 Arkansas 121. Centenary 94 
No. 8 Arizona 96, Florida St. 78 
No. 9 Duke 103, George Washington 73 
No. 10 Conn. 74, Boston College 70 
No. 14 Wisconsin 69, Valparaiso 51 
No. 19 Syracuse 83. Miami 65 
Vanderbilt 70, No. 20 Virginia 65 
UT-EI Paso 77, No 22 New Mex. St. 68 
WOMEN S TOP 25 
No. 1 Tennessee 81, No. 15 Purdue 63 
No. 3 La. Tech 89. NE Louisiana 47 
No. 6 Alabama 93, Arkansas 79 
No. 13 Fkxida 87. Bethune-Cookman 39 
No 14 Kansas 83, Northern Iowa 38 
No. 19 Mississippi 81, Arkansas St. 60 
No. 24 USC 67 at San Diego St. 55 
SWC-MEN 

Oklahoma 87, SMU 60

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draw for Sun Bowl 
to start Thursday

Students can draw tickets for 
the Longhorns' Sun Bowl game 
against North Carolina Dec. 30 
in El Paso from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
Thursday and Friday at the tick­
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Hall.

The tickets cost $30. UT offi­
cials said 
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through the draw will be better 
than ones bought directly from 
the Sun Bowl.

Astros acquire 
pitcher as part 
of Harnisch trade
■ HOUSTON — The New York 
Mets sent minor-league pitcher 
Todd Beckerman to the Hous­
ton Astros on Tuesday as part of 
the Nov. 28 trade for pitcher 
Pete Harnisch 

Beckerman, 25, spent the 1994 
season with the Mets' Class AA 
affiliate in Binghamton, where 
he compiled a 3-5 record with a 
3.86 ERA and 19 saves in 55 
relief appearances. He struck 
out 46 batters, allowing 71 hits 
and 23 walks.

The Astros assigned Becker­
man to Class AAA Tucson in the 
Pacific Coast League.

Prior to his stint in Bingham­
ton, the righthander posted a 
combined 7-1 record with a 0.67 
ERA and 24 saves with Class A 
Capital City and St. Lucie in 
1993.

The deal between Houston 
and New York specifies that the 
Astros will receive another play­
er if the Mets sign Harnisch to a 
1995 contract or trade him to 
another team.

C B S Sports keeps 
NCAA Final Four 
u ntil 2002
■ NEW YORK - CBS Sports, 
the big loser of 1993, topped off 
its comeback year Tuesday with 
a $1,725 billion NCAA deal that 
keeps the Final Four on CBS 
through 2002.
Carrying 

total 
pricetag of any TV sports rights 
deal ever made, it replaces a 
seven-year, $1 billion deal that 
still had three seasons to run.

the highest 

The NCAA deal comes nearly 
12 months after CBS lost the 
NFC portion of the NFL contract 
to Fox, capping a year of infamy 
Id which CBS also lost the rights 
to major league baseball.

"There was a terrific and gen­
uine sense of loss at this time 
last year," Kenin said

— Compiled from staff and 

Associated Press reports

CALEN

WEDNESDAY
H MIRE I BALL* The Longhorns 
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NATHAN SANDERS
Daily Texan Staff

For the longest time, the Bobcats 
from Southwest Texas have reluc­
tantly played second fiddle in the 
Hill Country to their neighbors to 
the north. After years of anxiously 
to prove 
awaiting 
their chance 
themselves against 
the m ighty 
Longhorns, the SWT Bobcats will 
see the window of opportunity open 
on VVednesday. But unfortunately 
for the Cats, it may have opened 
one year too late.

Last season was a stellar one for 
the Bobcats. SWT finished 25-7, won 
the Southland Conference Tourna­
ment and gave Massachusetts trou-

UT M E N ' S 
B A S K E T B A L L

ble before losing in the first round of 
the NCAA tournament. But when 
the Bobcats (2-1) take the floor 
against Texas (1-1), the top four scor­
ers and rebounders from that squad 
will not be in uniform.

Of those four, two (All-SLC play­
ers forward Lynwood Wade and 
guard Russell Ponds) are gone, one 
(forward Dejuan Brown) is now an 
assistant coach, and one (senior cen­
ter Mike Ross) must sit out until 
Dec. 14 because of academic prob­
lems. Together, those four produced

/1 percent of the team s scoring out­
put and 64 percent of its rebounding 
totals last season. The* top remaining 
scorer, forward Richard Hastings, 
averaged 7.0 poipts 
4.0 
rebounds in 1993-94.
then-head 

Jim 
Wooldridge departed to take the 
coaching job at Louisiana Tech, leav­
ing 30-yea r-old assistant Mike 
Miller as the Bobcats new coach.

coach 

Even 

and 

To say the Bobcats have been 
depleted would be an understate­
ment Still, the Runnin’ Horns say 
they won’t be caught looking past 
to Saturday s 
SV\ I and ahead 
encounter with the sixth-ranked 
Florida Gators.

Sonics sky past
Rockets 103-90
Absence of Olajuwon opens 
middle for Seattle’s Payton
44 Gary Payton 

Associated Press

TACOMA, Wash. — Life with­
out Hakeem Olajuwcm was no 
fun Tuesday njght for the defend­
ing NBA champion Houston 
Rockets.

With Olajuwon sitting out after 
injuring Fas right wrist crashing 
into a photographer 's camera last 
Thursday at Golden State, the 
the 
Seattle SuperSonics beat 
Rockets 103-90.

How long will Olajuwon be out?
"I don't expect it to be lon&" 
Houston coach Rudy Tom- 
janovich said. "But I'm not a doc­
tor and I can't answer that."

Otis Thorpe, who took Oiaju- 
won's place in the starting line­
up, said Hakeem "does so many 
things.”

"We miss hém defensively and 
wemiashim offensively," Thorpe

G ay Payton scored a season- 
high 30 points lor Seattle, which 
took over die game in die third 
$»rter by outscoring Houston 
3&J7 amd won its sixth in a row. 
Jfiaeent Askew had 19 points on 
7-of-8 
shooting and Detlef 
Schrempf added 15 points

"Gary Payton got a lot of

got a lot of layups 
tonight. With ‘The 
Dream’ out there, he 
wouldn’t have been 
able to do that.”

— onononm , 
Rockoto forward

layups tonight. With 'The Dream' 
out there, he wouldn't have been 
able to do th a t

"We m iss his [Olajuwon's] 
inside presence, because that 
allows everybody else to get their 
games going," Thorpe said.

Houston scored the first sjx 
points of the game and set the 
pace for the first 14 m inutes 
before the Sonics took their first 
1ead at 32-31.

H it lead changed hands 13 
t t e ü i after tb tl and was tied 
eight times before Payton's left-

Ptea ti a— Rocfcf, page tl

Dallas Mavericks' Jim

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jackson, left, had a bad pass intercepted by the Spurs Avery Johnson Tuesday night.

. 

 

SWT

points, 5.7 rebounds per game) and 
forwards Tony Long (10.7, 5.7) and 
Quadell Kimble (12.7, 4.7), a junior- 
college transfer. After a 34-point 
blowout loss at Southern Utah on 
Nov. 28, the Cats righted things 
with a 54-43 win over Northern Ari­
zona on Sunday.

To make up for the talent mis­
match, the Bobcats will 
try the 
approach most teams take against 
lexas — take the Runnin’ out of 
Runnin’ Horns. Southwest Texas has 
averaged 62.7 points per game this 
year, a paltry' sum compared to the 
94.5 per game that Texas has put on

Please see Horns, page 11

We have to stay focused,” for­
ward Tremaine Wingfield said. "We 
cant afford to overlook any team. 
We have to stay on a steady pace 
and avoid having to get a pep talk at 
halftime to get us m otivated.”

Such a talk was needed in Texas 
last game. The Horns sleepwalked 
their way through the first half 
against Lamar on Nov. 29 before 
head coach Tom Lenders gave them 
a wake-up call in the locker room, 
lexas then exploded in the second 
half for a 43-point win, thanks large­
ly to a 24-point effort by guard Reg­
gie Freeman on 10-of-14 shooting.

The Bobcats have been led in their 
first three games by Hastings (14.0

He’s back

Aikman likely to play against Browns

Associated Press

said.

IRVING — The Dallas Cowboys 
won their last two games without 
Troy Aikman. It appears they'll get 
a chance to win the next one with 
him.

It's good to have our general 
back," wide receiver Michael Irvin 
said. "We've been putting up some 
points without him. Now that he's 
going to be back, there is no reason 
why we can't really put up some 
points."

Aikman missed two games with 
a sprained left knee but was in 
charge of the team Tuesday as the 
Cowboys prepared for Saturday's 
game against Cleveland in Texas 
Stadium.

"I plan on playing," Aikman

I hird-stringer Jason Garrett won 
against Green Bay on Thanksgiv­
ing, and second-stringer Rodney 
Peete led the team to victory Sun­
day against Philadelphia.

Peete said he knows his role and 
doesn't expect to play against the 
Browns.

I'd like to play, but I hope he's 
feeling well enough to play because 
this is his team," Peete said. "When 
I came here I knew the only time I 
was going to get to play was when 
he couldn't go.”

Aikman, who might play with a 
knee brace on Saturday, hates side­
line duty.

"I remember the last time I had a

Please see Aikman, page 11

ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The Dallas Cowboys went 2-0 while 
Troy Aikman was out of the lineup.

Mediator urges baseball owners not 
to implement salary cap next week

Associated Press

A IT ANTA — TTie mediator in the 
baseball strike urged owners Tuesday 
not to impost? a salary cap when they 
meet next week.

"For my pnxxss, implementation 
would be very, very unfortunate and 
I've told the owners that and everyone 
concerned," mediator W.J. Usery said 
after addressing about 90 players.

Certainly thaf s not in the best inter­
ests of collective bargaining the best 
interests of my trying to mediato."

Usery, hired by the Clinton adminis­

tration Oct. 14, talked with players for 
1 6 hours on the middle day" of the 
union's three-day annual board meet­
ing Kirby Puckett, Fred McGriff and 
Paul Molitor were among 16 new play­
ers who joint'd the meeting, which had 
78 players when it began Monday.

As the strike went through its 117th 
day, players received a briefing from 
agent Dick Moss, who is attempting to 
launch a United League for 19%. Curt 
Flood, who lost his antitrust suit in 
1972 but helped unite the union, was 
part of Moss' group and received a 
standing ovation.

'He remains an extraordinarily 
powerful symbol, even to players of 
this generation who had never seen 
him before," union head Donald Fehr 
said.

Flood and other United League 
organizers said their project would go 
forward even if striking play&B reach a 
settlement with owners.

What I don't want to do is, like a 
vulture, to hang over the dying corpse 
of baseball," Flocxi said. "How can you 
do without the* Yankees and the Cardi- 
naLs and the Dodgers? We want to 
compete with them."

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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE, FALL SEMESTER 1994 
Wednesday, December 14 - Saturday, December 17 
Monday, December 19 - Tuesday, December 20

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FINAL EXAMINATIONS

Class-Related Activities on No-Class Days and during the Final 
Examination Period

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penoc The no-csass days for me fal semester 1994 are Monday. 
Decemoer 12; Tuesday December 13 and Sunday Decemoe' 18 Tne 
fma examination period is Wednesday December 14 through Saturday. 
December 17 and Monday. December 1 9 through Tuesday December 
20.

Monday December 12 through Tuesday December 20 is set aside 'or 
students to prepare lor and take scneduiec t*na examinations. Duong this 
penod. papers and projects may not be due review sessions may not be 
scheduled, quizzes 
'r ay not be given and there "a y be no other 
dass-retated activity, with tne exception of oh-cc hours.

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In- 
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examination times be foJiowec for classes that have an exam. However 
wto the approval oi the department chairman and the college dean, an 
instructor may announce an alternative examination time Changes in the 
locator of an examination may tx made only with the approve of tne 
registrar

Students may lor good cause petition their academic dean for permission 
to change the locator or time of an examination Students also may take 
an exammat*on with a secuon other than the one they are registered for, 
with the approve; o' the instructor. There is no University pokey that 
provides relief to students who have three examinations scheduled the 
same day; in that situation, students may seek the assistance of the 
course instructor(s) department chairman, and o> dear of the college

Uniform and Makeup Examinations Uniform examinations and their 
correspondent makeup exams are scheduled for certain courses that 
administer examinations at the same time for all students registered m the 
course Generally, these examinations are given at times other than the 
regular examination time A list of uniform and makeup examinations is 
printed a* the end o< this examination schedule.

INDEX OF FINAL EXAMINATION TIMES

Class Meeting Time 

Final Examination Date and Time

MWF
8:00 - 9:00
December 20
T uesday,
TTH
8:00 - 9:30
December 19
Monday,
MWF
9 00 - 10:00
Thursday,
December 15
TTH
9:30 - 11 00 Wednesday, December 14
MWF 10 00 - 11:00 Wednesday, December 14
MWF 11:00
12:00
Friday,
December 16
TTH 11 00
12:30
Thursday,
December 15
MWF 12:00
1:00
Saturday,
December 17
TTH 12:30 - 2.00
Monday,
December 19
MWF
1:00 - 2:00
Friday,
December 16
MWF
2:00
3:00
Saturday,
December 17
TTH
2:00 - 3:30
Saturday,
Dacember 17
MWF
3:00 • 4:00 Wednesday, December 14
TTH
3:30 - 5:00
T uesday.
December 20
MWF
4:00 - 5:00
Friday,
December 16
MWF
5:00 - 6:00
Friday,
December 16
TTH
5:00 - 6:30
Thursday,
December 15
Monday evening
Monday,
December 19
Tuesday evening
T uesday,
December 20
Wednesday evening
Wednesday, December 14
Thursday evening
Thursday,
December 15
Friday evening
Friday
December 16

9 00
2 00
9:00
9:00
2:00
9:00
2:00
2:00
9:00
2:00
9:00
7:00
7:00
2:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00

12:00 noon
5:00 PM
12:00 noon
12:00 noon
5:00 PM
12:00 noon
5:00 PM
5:00 PM
12:00 noon
5:00 PM
12:00 noon
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
5:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM

for classes that meet at nonstandard 

Find examinations 
times (any 
meetmg time other than those listed above) are normally scheduled in the 
exam category that most closely corresponds to the beginning day and 
time of the class. For example, the exam for a class that meets TF 
2 30-4 00 PM will be at the same time as exams for classes that meet 
TTH 2 00 3:30 PM If the beginning time of the class is halfway between

two standard class beginning times, the class will be grouped with those 
meeting at the later time. For example, the exam for a class that meets 
MT 9:30-11:00 AM w»l be at the same time as exams for classes that 
meet M W F 10:00-11 00 AM Questions about the fra* examination 
schedule snoutd be erected to Official Publications at 475-7600

GRADE REPORTING SCHEDULE

For fina 
examination
on:

Wednesday
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
M o nday,
Tuesday,

December 14 
Decemoer 15 
December 16 
December 17 
Decern ber 19 
Decem oer 20

Grade sheets are due m 
the departmental office 
by 9:00 A M on:______

Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
Friday.
Friday.

December 19 
December 20 
December 21 
December 22 
December 23 
December 23

Grade sheets for classes that have regularly scheduled meeting times but 
no fma) examinations are due at tne same tone they wcx4d haw been if 
examinations had been scheduiec

Grade sheets for classes with no scheduled meeting times are due m the 
departmental office by 9:00 AM Wednesday, December 14

Departments must submit grade sheets to toe registrar s office by 10.00 
AM on each of the due dates listed above

Grade request cards for ail degree candidates snouid be returned to the 
academic deans by 9.00 AM. Wednesday, December 21.

Instructors may deliver grade sheets either before or after office hours by 
using the mail slot in the hallway outside the registrar’s office (Mam 
Building Room 1) Between Wednesday, December 14, and Thursday, 
December 22. the east and west doors on the ground floor of the Mam 
Building will be open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM 
Saturday, 8:00 AM to 7 00 PM. and Sunday. 9 00 AM to 11:00 P M

B U I L D I N G A B B R E V I A T I O N S

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Anna Hiss Gymnasium

Art Building ana Museum

Batts Hall

L. Theo BeUnioni Hall

Benedict Hall

Biological Laboratories

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Burdine Hall
Cal noon HaU

College of Bus-ness Administration Bunding

Collections Deposit Library

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Jesse H. Jones Communication Center (academe)

Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Building

Economics Building

Ernest Cockrell, Jr., Hall

College ol Education Building

Engineering-Science Building

Experimental Science Building

Engineering Teaching Center II

Fine Arts Library and Administration Building

Peter T. Fiawn Academic Center
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Mary E. Gearing Hall

Geology Building

Goldsmith Hall

Geography Building

Graduate School of Business Building
Hogg Memorial Auditorium
Baaulord H. Jester Center

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Pickle Research Campus (IOIOO Burnet Road)
Russell A. Steindam Hall

Robert Lee Moore Hall

ROTC Rifle Range Building

Student Health Center

Sid Richardson Hall

School of Social Work Building (formerly Educ Annex)
Texas Memorial Stadium
Sutton Hall

T. U. Taylor Hall

2601 University Avenue

University Teaching Center

WAG Waggoner HaU

WCH Will C Hogg Building

Robert A. Welch HaU

F. Loren Win ship Drama Building

WON Wooldridge HaU

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Wednesday 

December 14 

7:00 - 10.00 PM

Classes meeting 
MWF 3:00 - 4:00 PM 
and Wednesday evening

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Monday, 
December 19.

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UTC 2 1 02A
UTC 2 102A
UTC 2 102A
UTC 2 102A
SSW 2 106
GEO 112
TAY 2 006

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RLM 6 118 
RLM 5 118 
BUR 106 
GAR 203 

MEZ 208
WEL 2 312
PAI 4 12

WEL 2 306
CMA A2 320
GAR 5

BEL 328
BEL 827
BEL 827
CBA 4 328
CBA 4 328
BEL 858
PAR 206
MRH 2 604
PAI 3 02
UTC 4 1 34
PAR 304

CDL 001C
WEL 1 316
WEL 1 316
WEL 1.316
ECJ 1 204
ESB 333
GEA 105

H E 

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506

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331M

HEB , 312K 
HEB 312L 
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HIS
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237R
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322
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35015 
35125 
32570 
32645 
33260 
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09090 
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09125 
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33350 
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03190 
33930 
41460 
50520 
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50990 
51035 
51085 
51115 
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LIN
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361

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122M
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122M
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15900 
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M E 
M E 
M E
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
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M E 
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M E 
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374C
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390R
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M S 
320 
M S 
M S 
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MAN 385 
MES 320 
MES 32 IK 
MES 323K 
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MIC
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
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324
324

366

333
373
381
MNS 440 
MUS 210J 
MUS 4 1 1A 
MUS 411A 
MUS 411A 
MUS 4 1 1A 
MUS 222J 
MUS 222J 
MUS 223J 
MUS 334 
MUS 392 
NTR 390 

38185 
38195 
02960 
34165 
34180 
34210 
43785 
43885 
03345 
03369 
03375 
03395 

03460 
49360 
18295 
18330 

18335 
18340 

18345 
18485 
18490 
18495 

18590 
19215 
48950 
51795 

16140 

GEO 100
RLM 5 114
RLM 5 1 24
ETC 3 1 0 8
W EL 2 246
W EL 2 246 
W EL 2 246 
WEL 2 246 
WEL 2 246 
W EL 2 246 
W EL 2 246 
W EL 2 246 
UTC 3 112 
ETC 2 1 3 6 
ETC 21 14 
CPE 2 204 

ETC 7 1 46 
SSW 2 106 

ETC 5 1 3 2 
RAS 212 

RAS 210 
RRN 2 

CBA 4 330 
ART 1 120 
GAR 203 

W R W 102 
ETC 2 1 0 8 
TAY 2 006 
UTC 4 122 
RAS 313 
UTC 3 110

U T C 3 1 0 2 
UTC 1 130 
W EL 2 256 
MRH 4 194 
MRH 2 610 

MRH 2 610 
MRH 4 116 
MRH 4 116 
MRH 2 118 
MRH 2 114 
MRH 4 130 

MRH 2 604 
MRH 2 628 
PAI 3.24 

RLM 5 116 

CPE 2 210 

CPE 2 206 
CPE 2 208 
CAL 100 

P S 
303 
PGE 102 

PGE 424 

PGE 373K 
313K 
PHL 
313K 
PHL 
PHL 
313K 
PHL 313K 

PHL 
381 
PHY 316 
PHY 336K 
PHY 355 
PHY 375P 
PHY 369M 
PHY 392L 
PSY 418 
PSY 418 
PSY 
418 
PSY 323 
PSY 326K 
333N 
PSY 
R E 
388
RMI 
369K
RTF
342
S W 313 
SOC 317L 
SOC 323 
SOC 333K 
SOC 352M

16150 
16220 
36375 
36380 
36385 
36390 
36770 
52585 
52755 
52795 
52840 
52915 
52950 
37398 
37400 

37405 
37445 
37450 
37470 
02570 
02630 
05455 
55515 
38965 
39000 
39027 
39071

CAL 100 
CAL 100 
CAL 100 
W AG 210 
RLM 5 104 
RLM 6 104 

WEL 2 308 
RLM 6 126 
RLM 7 122 
RLM 7 1 2 4 
RLM 4 102 
RLM 4 102 
RLM 4 10?
ART 1 102 

WAG 101 
GAR 7 

UTC 1 116 
U T C 4 132 
BUR 224 
ESB 223 
UTC 4 104 
GAR 1 

GSB 2 124 
PHR 2 110

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06290
06365
40571
03695
37080
49210
40986
41150
44475
44585
44700
44705
44710
44715
44720
44725

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SPE
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SPE
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STA
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PAR 204 
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ESB 137 
RLM 5 126 
ECJ 1 202 
ECJ 1 202 
ECJ 1 202 
ECJ 1 202 

ECJ 1 202

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7:00 - 10:00 PM

Classes meeting 
TTH 5:00 - 6:30 PM 
and Thursday evening

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are due in the departmental 
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December 20.

00530 
00640 
10905 
46575 
46580 
46585 
46590 
46595 
46600 
46605 
46610 
46615 
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46785 
46790 
46907 

46965 
56075 
56095 
05885 
14160 
26897 
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09245 
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14965 
15610 

15975 
19220 
51870 
52865 
37665 
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44765 
44770 
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ARC 382
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C S
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304P 
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304P 
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CAM 384G 
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ECO 392M 
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ZOO 371L 
ZOO 371L 
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GOL 3.120 
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WEL 2.224 
WEL 2.224 
WEL 2.224 
WEL 2.224 
WEL 1.308 
WEL 1.308 
WEL 1.308 
WEL 1.308 
WEL 1.316 
WEL 1.316 
WEL 1.316 
WEL 2 308 
RAS 218 
WEL 2 312 
WEL 2 304 
CPE 2 210 
WEL 2 304 
CMA A 2 320 
CPE 2 204 
UTC 1 132 
EDB 370 
EDB 296 
FAC 21 
ETC 3 108 
ETC 2 114 
ETC 2 114 
MRH 4 130 
WEL 2 310 
CPE 2 210 
EDB 296 
CMA A5 136 
W AG 101 
CMA A5 156 
RLM 5 104 
RLM 5 104 
R L M 5 1 0 4 
RLM 5 1 0 4 
RLM 5 1 0 4 
EDB 296

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Classes meeting 

MWF 11:00 - 12:00 AM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departm ental 
office by 9:00 AM, Wednesday, 
December 21.

01810 
01865 
02030 
24230 
24295 
25285 
24680 
24870 
00405 
00410 
00660 

16815 
16820 
16825 
16830 
16835 
16840 
16845 
16850 
16855 
10875 
10885 
11065 
11080 
01320 
01325 
01335 
01415 
42395 
42400 
42405 
42410 
42415 
432.?5 
43230 

ACC 458K 
ACC 364 
ACC 384 
AMS 310 
AMS 321 
ANS 361 
ANT 302 
ANT 348K 
ARC 435K 
ARC 435K 
ARC 385M 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ARH 303 
ASE 
101 
ASE 211 
ASE 38 IP 
ASE 3 8 2 0 
B A 
B A 
B A 
B A 
BIO 
BIO 
BIO 
BIO 
BIO 
BOT 419 
BOT 419 
BOT 419 
BOT 352 
BOT 389M 

386T
386T
386T
190D
3 0 1M 
3 0 1M 
3 0 1M 
3 0 1M 
3 0 1M 

UTC 3 1 0 2 
UTC 3 1 2 2 
UTC 1 102 
JES A 121A 
GAR 111 

BUR 220 
EDB 104 

UTC 4 110 
TAY 2 006 
TAY 2 006 
TAY 2 006 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
UTC 3 1 0 4 
W R W 113 
RLM 5 124 
RLM 7 124 
GSB 3 106 
GSB 3 138 
GSB 3 104 
UTC 4 104 
W C H 14 
W CH 14 
W C H 14 
W CH 14 
W CH 14 
UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 134 
RAS 213 

43235 
43310 
43425 
25595 
25700 
48220 
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12510 

12515 
12520 
12525 
12530 

12685 
12800 
12880 
13005 
13150 
13155 
46720 
46725 
46730 
46735 
46875 
56105 
45110

C C 
C C 
C D 
C E 
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C E 
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C E 
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C E 
C E 
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C S 
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303 
352 
313 
301
301
301
301
301
301
331
357
374K
387M
397K
397L
315
315

315
315
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C S 
C S 
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CAM 386M 
CH 

301

RAS 213 
BUR 106 
BUR 106 
PAI 2 48 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
BUR 112 
ECJ 5 410 
BUR 108 
ECJ 5 416 
ECJ 3 402 
ESB 137 
PAI 4 42 
PAI 4 42 
PAI 4 42 
PAI 4 42 

WEL 2 310 
ENS 402 
WEL 2 224 
BAT 7 

45935 
45940 
46140 
11975 
12185 
34815 
34825 
34845 
34860 
04200 

04230 
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22110 
22210 
22410 
22420 
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28455 
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249M 
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306 
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309K 
316K 
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WEL 3 502 
CPE 2 204 
CPE 2 218 
CPE 2 216 
RLM 6 114 
RLM 5 114 
RLM 6 124 
RLM 5 116 
GSB 2 1 2 4 

BUR 212 

CMA A3 124 
WIN 1 148 
JES A209A 

WIN 2 112 
JES A215A 
JES A215A 
WIN 1 148 
WIN 1 148 

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PAR 304 
PAR 206 
PAR 208 
PAR 303 
PAR 306 
PAR 1 

PAR 301 
PAR 203 
PAR 204

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323 
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29615 
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29715 
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29805 
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47635 
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47840 
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31825 
31835 
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G O V 
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312M 
312N 
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340 P 
416M 
416M 
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416M 
416 M 

416M 
383D 
391 
506 
311 
310L 
310L 
310L 
310L 
310L 
310L 
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U T C 3 134 
E N S 335 
C P E 2 2 0 8 
C P E 2 206 
E N S 302 
E S B 223 
E T C 2 1 0 2 
E M S 402 
R L M 7 1 2 4 
R L M 7 120 

U T C 3 1 3 2 
W E L 2 308 
R A S 218 
G A R 5 

U T C 4 122 
E D B 330 
C B A 4 348 
U T C 1 130 
B E N 202 
B E N 212 
G A R 201 
BAT 115 
B E N 204 
P A R 308 
M E Z 208 
G E O 100 
G E O 100 
G E O 100 
G E O 100 
G E O 100 
G E O 100 
G E O 228 

G E O 226 
W A G 10 
W A G 308 
U T C 2 102A 
UTC 2 102A 
U TC 2 102A 
UTC 2 102A 
UTC 2 102A 
U TC 2 102A 
UTC 2 102A 
UTC 2 102A 
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B U R 136 
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31850 

31855 
31860 
31865
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31888 
31920 
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30605 
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32460 
32845 
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35300 
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35325 
08945 
09080 
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33355 
33375 
33475 
33565 
26020 
26040 
26060 
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310L 
312L 
312L 
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403K 
403K 
403K 

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B EL 328 
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R L M 6 104 

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18250 
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M U S 605A 
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W E L 2 304 
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UTC 4 132 
CBA 4 344 

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MIS 
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MUS 303M 
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PHL
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36065 
36070 
36075 
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36085 
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36105 
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WEL 2 246
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WEL 2 246 
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PHL 
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304 
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PAR 104 

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GEA 247 
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GEO 1 0 0 

GEO 1 0 0 
GEO 100 
GEC 1 0 0

Friday 
December 16 

7:00 - 10.00 PM

Classes meeting 
MWF 4:00 - 5:00 PM,
MWF 5:00 - 6:00 PM, 
and Friday evening

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Wednesday, 
December 21.

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10895
10995
11645

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48300
12955
46650
46870
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CPE 2 218 
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WEL 1 308 
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ESB 1 1 5 

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WEL 2 224 
W EL 2 224 
WEL 2 224 
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FIN 
FIN

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HIS 
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390 
397 
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191 
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333 
380 
387 

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M E
M E
M E
M E
M E
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353 
353 
353 
353 
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MSG
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PHY

SCI
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324 
381 

381 
380 

303
303
304 
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384L 
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360 
376

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UTC 1 146 
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CMA A2 320 
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GSB 2 120 
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ETC 2 1 0 8 
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ETC 2 108 

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GSB 2 122 
UTC 3 110 
GSB 2 120 
CBA 4 330 

CPE 2 220 
R L M 5 104 
RLM 6 104 

CPE 2 210 
GRG 316 
CPE 2 204 
BUR 108 
GSB 2 124

Saturday 

December 17 

9:00 • 12:00 Noon

Classes meeting 
MWF 2:00 - 3:00 PM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Thursday, 
December 22.

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01895
02073
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24260
25455
24725
24957

10940
11025
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41650

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ACC 
ACC 
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380K
386K
317

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ASE 
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315
380T
318L
389K
339
372L
382Q
301 

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42690
42695
42700
42705
42710
42715
42720
42725
42730
42735
11665
11670

46640
46800

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302 
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WEL 2 302 
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RLM 5 120 
RLM 6 112 
RLM 4 102 

CAL 100 
JES A121A 
JES A121A 
JES A121A 
JES A121A 

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UTC 2 102A 
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UTC 2 102A 
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ENS 145 
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46815
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351
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11825 
11830 
11835 
11850 
12170 
22435 
27430 
27295 
28395 
13865 
13880 
14070 
14150 
14155 
14295 
14300 
11430 
11495 

CHE
CHE

CHE
CHE
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DRM
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E E
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E E
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E E
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317
317
317
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385J
351L
603A
309K
360K

339
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366
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26533 
26590 
26660 
26832 
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29770 
29780 

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FR

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FR

339
397

302
303 
321 
387L 
363 
363 
370 
390

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1181 
320E 
326K

TAY 2 006 

WEL 2 308 
RLM 6 104 

WEL 2 224 
BUR 106 

CPE 2 216 
CPE 2 216 

CPE 2 218 
CPE 2 218 

ENS 145 
WIN 2 112 

RAS 218 
FAC 9 
MEZ 136 
ENS 302 
ESB 223 
ESO 333 
ENS 402 
ENS 109 
ENS 532 
ENS 145 
RLM 5 124 
RLM 5 112 
CMA A2 320 
GSB 2 124 
UTO 1 146 
GAR 111 

UTC 3104 
EDB 104 

UTC 1 116 
UTC 3 1 02 
BEN 202 
Bf N 130 
BEN 20J 
BEN 13?

BEN-304
GEO 227

WAG 10
CBA 4 344
GAR 1

BUR 220

CMA A4 312
CMA A5 160
RLM 6.116
RLM 6 118
RLM 6 120
RLM 5 116
GAR 201

WAG 208
GAR 7 
GAR 7

U T C 3 1 0 2
GSB 2 126 

UTC 1 102 
MEZ 136 
UTC 2 112A 
WEL 1 316 
WEL 1 316 
WEL 1 316 

29945 
47845 
25830 

25905 
32540 
04760 
04845 
05085 
35255 
35260 
35295 
35405 
26030 
26100 

26110 
26135 
23405 
03175 

03215 
33875 

49935 
50065 
50070 
50075 
50340 

50350 
50355 
50625 
50630 

50635 
50730 
50735 
50740 
50775 
50940 
50975 

381P
383L
310
390
315K
312
322
377K
506
506
412K
506
506
312K
316
366
371P

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GEO
GK
GK

HIS
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JPN
JPN
JPN
KOR
LAT
LAT
LAT
LAT

LAW
LEB
LEB
LIN
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302
403K
403K
403K

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305G

305G
408C
408C

408C
408D
408D
408D
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316L
325K
362K

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384F

390C
210
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M E 
M E 
M E
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
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326
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328
339
349
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3 24

374

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MES 
MIS 
MIS 
MSC 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
MUS 
NTR 
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PGE 
PGE 
PHL 
PHL 
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331
301
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329
304
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51335 
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14940 
14955 
15025 
15030 
15040 
15045 
15060 
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15460 
15720 
15820 
15935 
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02950 
29085 
34215 
03360 
03425 
03560 
18070 
18275 
18285 
18370 
18850 
19115 
19160 
19170 
19185 

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34575 
55310 
51825 
51835 
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16180 
16200 
35860 
35865 
35870 
35875 
36145 
52225 
52765 
52797 

CPE 2 206 

ECJ 1 204 
RLM 6 124 
FAC 21 
FAC 21 
FAC 21 

WEL 1 308 
WEL 1 308 
WEL 1 308 
CPE 2 208 
CPE 2 204 
RLM 5 114 
RLM 7 104
RLM 7122
WEL 2 256
RLM 5 126
ETC 3 108
ETC 3 112
ETC 2108
ETC 21 08
ETC 2 108
ETC 2108
ETC 2 136
ECJ 1 202
W R W 113
ETC 6 106EA
ENS 532
ETC 3 134
UTC 4 132
UTC 31 02
W EL 2 246 
BAT 101 

UTC 3 112 
UTC 3 1 22 
UTC 1 118 
MRH 4 194 
HMA
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MRH 4 130 
MRH 2 610 
MRH 2 604 
MRH M3 112 
MRH M3 114 
MRH 4 126 
PAI 3 24 
W EL 2 302 
UTC 3 1 0 2 
RLM 5 118 
WEL 2 310 
ENS 431 
CPE 2 210 
CPE 2 212 
GEA 105 
GEA 105 
GEA 105 
GEA 105 

W AG 214 
WEL 3 502 
RLM 5 104 
CPE 2 220 
ESB 137 
BAT 101 
BAT 7 

WCH 14 

MEZ 208 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
PHR 2 1 1 4 
RLM 5 122 
PAR 104 

WAG 201 
SSW 2 112 
SSW 2 116 
SSW 2 118 
SSW 2 122 
PHR 2 110 
CMA A3 112 
BUR 134 
BUR 224 

MEZ 202

52800 
35555 
37340 
37545 
37655 
05360 

05365 
05380 

05445 
38580 

36955 
55575 
55580 
55585 
55595 

39005 
06215 
06255 
06310 

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343K
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319
327

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STA 309 
W S 345 
W S 345

UTC 3 1 2 4 
BAT 104 
PHR 2 110

Saturday 

December 17 

2:00 - 5:00 PM

Classes meeting 
MWF 12:00 - 1:00 PM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Thursday, 
December 22.

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25635 
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25660 
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56065 
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356 
506 

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RAS 317 
UTC 3 1 3 2 
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GEO 112 
RLM 5 120 
ART 1 110 

ENS 532 
RLM 5 1 0 4 
WEL 2 224 
W EL 2 224 
W EL 2 224 
W EL 2 224 
WEL 2 224 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ENS 145 
PAI 3 02 
BUR 106 
PAI 3 02 
BUR 106 
WEL 2 306 
RLM 6 126 
W EL 2 304 
W EL 2 304 
WEL 2 304 
W EL 2 304 
W EL 2 304 
WEL 2.312 
W EL 2 312 
W EL 2 312 
W EL 2 312 
WEL 2 312 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 308 
W EL 2 308 
W EL 2 308 
W R W 102 
W R W 1C2 
W R W 102 
CPE 2 220 

11935 
11940 
11945 
11965 
34830 

22035 
22075 
22230 
22478 
27100 
27105 
27220 
27535 
28190 
13760 
13775 
13835 
13855 
13910 

DRM 
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301L 
203 
314 

DRM 
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306 
306 
306 
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325L 
331 
331K
338
339 
351K 
385J 
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314 

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11370 
11375 
11380 
11385 
26515 
26575 
26580 
26648 
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29695 
29720 
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29810 
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31870 
31885 
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34985 
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310L 
310L 
322 
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312K 
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350 
349 
310K

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RAS 218 
GAR 1 

JES A121A 
WIN 2 112 
PAR 204 
PAR 101 
PAR 304 
PAR 203 
GEO 112 
CPE 2 214 
CPE 2 206 
ESB 333 
ENS 302 
ENS 402 
ENS 145 
W R W 113 
ECJ 1 202 
ECJ 1 202 
ECJ 1 202 
UTC 3 124 
GSB 2 124 
PHR 2 110 
GAR 109 

CPE 2 202 
BEN 116 
BEN 130 
BEN 132 
BEN 304 
BEN 204 

JES A217A 
W AG 208 
HMA
RLM 4 102
UTC 2 1 0 2 A 
RLM 6 114 

RLM 5 118 
UTC 2 112A 
PAR 308 
BEN 202 
PHR 2 108

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35245 
35270 
35285 
35320 
33365 
26050 
33940 
49925 
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15320 
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36515 
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MIS 
MIS 
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303 
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PGE 383 
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PHL 

PHL 318 
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PHL 
PHL 
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PHL 
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RLM 5 122 
RLM 5 1 2 4 
RLM 6 118 
RLM 5 112 
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JES A216A 
BAT 202 

CMA A2 320 
GEA 105 
SSW 2 106 
W EL 3 502 
W EL 3 502 
W EL 3 502 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
ESB 223 
ECJ 1 204 
CPE 2 212 
CPE 2 218 
CPE 2 216 
RLM 7 104 

W EL 1 316 
W EL 1 316 
W EL 1 316 
BAT 7 
BAT 7 
BAT 7 
W CH 14 
W CH 14 
W CH 14 

FAC 21 
FAC 21 
FAC 21 
PAI 4 42 

RLM 6 104 
ESB 137 

ETC 3 108 
ETC 2 1 0 8 
ETC 2 1 0 8 
ETC 2 1 0 8 
ETC 2 1 0 8 
CPE 2 204 

ETC 2 1 3 6 
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RAS 212 
GSB 2 126 
UTC 1 102 
UTC 1 146 
MRH 4 184 
MRH 4 194 
MRH 4 130 
BUR 136 
RLM 5 114 
RLM 5 116 
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CPE 2 202 
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WEL 1 308 
WEL 1 308 
W EL 1 308 
WEL 1 308 
W E I 1 308 
WEL 1 308
WEL 1 308
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RLM 6 126
RLM 6 120
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BAT 307
RLM 7 112
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E C O 3 2 9 

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0 8 1 9 0 E D P 371

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0 2 3 9 0 

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2 9 6 1 0 

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3 4 2 C
G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 4 5 

G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 5 0 

G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 5 5 G E O 3 1 2 K 

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G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 7 C U G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 7 5 " G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 8 0 G E O 3 1 2 K 

4 7 5 8 5 

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4 7 9 0 3 

G E O 391 

4 7 9 2 5 G E O 391 

3 1 2 2 5 G E R 3 6 6 K 

3 1 8 7 5 

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3 1 9 2 5 

G O V 3 1 2 L 

3 1 9 3 0 G O V 3 1 2 L 

3 1 9 3 5 

G O V 3 1 2 L 

3 1 9 4 0 G O V 3 1 2 L 

3 2 0 9 5 

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3 2 2 1 0 

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W A G 3 0 8 

E C B 2 136 

E D B 104 

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U T C 4 124 

C B A 4 3 3 0 

U T C 1 102 

U T C 1 144 

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B E N 116 

B E N 130 

B E N 2 0 4 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 1 00 

G E O 100 

G E O 1 00 

G E O 100 

G E O 1 00 

G E O 2 2 6 

G E O 2 2 2 

J E S A 2 1 6 A 

W E L 1 3 0 8 

B E L 3 2 8 

B E L 3 2 8 

B E L 3 2 8 

B E L 3 2 8 

B U R 134 

R L M 7 1 12 

J E S A 2 0 3 A 

P H R 2 1 0 8 

B E N 2 1 0 

R L M 6 1 12 

W A G 101 

C M A A 2 3 2 0 

G A R 109 

T A Y 2 0 0 6 

3 0 5 8 0 

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3 5 0 2 5 

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3 2 5 

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3 2 5 1 0 

3 2 6 4 0 

3 2 8 1 5 

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H IS 

H IS 

H IS 

3 0 4 K 

3 1 4 K 

3 3 1 C 

3 5 2 L 

3 3 2 2 5 

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0 9 0 3 0 

K IN 

3 2 6 K 

0 9 0 3 3 

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3 2 6 K 

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3 2 6 K 
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3 3 4 1 5 

L A S 

3 6 6 

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L A S 

3 7 0 S 

3 3 4 4 0 

L A S 

3 7 0 S 

3 3 4 4 5 

L A S 

3 7 0 S 

3 3 4 5 0 

L A S 

3 7 0 S 

3 3 4 9 0 

L A S 

3 7 0 S 

0 3 1 8 0 

L E B 

3 2 3 

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3 6 4 M

L IN

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14 9 4 5

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1 8840

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19 1 4 0

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M

M

M

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M E

M E

M E

M E

M E

M E

M A S

M E S

M E S

M IS

3 2 4

M S C
3 8 0
M S M 3 2 0
M U S
2 2 9

M U S

M U S

M U S

M U S

M U S

M U S

3 4 2

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3 8 1 J

3 8 5 J

3 8 7

391

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N T R 311

4 8 9 0 0 

N T R 2 5 2

3 4 4 8 0 

O A L 3 7 2

P A R 2 0 8 

B E L 8 2 7 

B E L 8 2 7 

B E L 8 27 
P A R 2 04 

W E L 2 3 0 6 

T A Y 2 0 0 6 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

B A T 101 

G S B 2 126 

U T C 1 132 

P A R 303 

W A G 214 

P A I 3 02 

P A I 3 02 

P A I 3 0 2 

S S W 2 106 

S S W 2 106 

S S W 2 106 

R L M 7 124 

R L M 5 118 

R L M 6 116 

R L M 6 118 

R L M 6 104 

A R T 1 102 

R L M 5 116 

C P E 2 2 1 0 

R L M 6 126 

E T C 3 1 0 8 

E T C 3 112 

E T C 2 1 3 6 

E T C 7 146 

C P E 2 2 04 

E T C 5 1 3 2 

C M A A 2 3 2 0 

A R T 1 110 

G A R 109 

U T C 1 130 

C B A 4 324 

G A R 111 

M R H M 3 112 

M R H 2 6 34 

M R H 2 6 1 0 

M R H 2 6 2 8 

M R H 4 116 

M R H M 3 114 

M R H 2 6 04 

W E L 1 3 16 

S H C 4 5 0 

B E N 2 0 2

3 4 5 6 5

5 1 8 3 0

1 6 2 5 5

3 6 2 6 0

3 6 2 6 5

O A L 

P S 

3 9 5 

3 0 3 

P G E 

3 8 2 K 

P H L

6 1 0 Q 

P H L 

6 1 0 Q 

3 6 2 7 0

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3 6 2 7 5

3 6 3 9 5

3 6 4 0 0

3 6 4 0 5

3 6 4 1 0

5 2 5 3 0

5 2 6 3 5

5 2 7 6 0

5 2 8 6 0

5 2 9 4 6

3 7 5 0 5

0 2 6 4 0

0 5 5 1 5

0 5 5 8 5

0 5 5 9 5

5 5 5 2 0

5 5 5 2 1 

5 5 6 2 7 

3 9 0 3 5 

3 9 0 6 0 

3 9 0 6 5 

3 9 1 2 7 

6 1 0 Q 

6 1 0 0 

3 1 3 K 

3 1 3 K 

3 1 3 K 

3 1 3 K 

3 0 6 

3 1 7 L 

3 3 8 K 

3 8 1 N 

3 9 1 T 

3 4 0 M 

3 9 5 

3 6 8 

3 8 5 K 

3 8 6 

3 1 8 

3 1 8 

P H L 

P H L 

P H L 

P H L 

P H L 

P H Y 

P H Y 

P H Y 

P H Y 

P H Y 

P S Y 

R M l 

R T F 

R T F 

R T F 

S W 

S W 

S W 

3 6 0 K 

S O C 

3 4 4 

S O C 

3 5 2 M 

S O C 

3 5 2 M 

S O C 

3 7 9 M 

0 6 2 3 0 

S P E 

0 6 2 3 5

S P E

3 1 3 

3 1 5 M

B A T 104 

R L M 5 114

C P E 2 2 0 2 

E S B 3 3 3 

E S 8 3 3 3 

E S B 33 3 

E S B 3 3 3 

G S B 2 124 

G S B 2 124 

G S B 2 124 

G S B 2 124 

R L M 4 102 

C P E 2 2 0 8 

R L M 5 112 

R L M 5 126 

E C J 1.214 

P A I 2 48 

C B A 4 3 44 

C M A A 3 1 12 

G E A 114 

G E A 127 

U T C 1 104 

U T C 1 146 

S S W 2 122 

P A I 4 4 2 

G A R 2 0 3 

W A G 2 14 

U T C 3 132 

R A S 2 1 8 

U T C 2 1 1 2 A 

U T C 2 102 A 

0 6 3 1 5 

4 0 5 0 0 

4 0 5 0 5 

4 0 5 1 0 

4 0 5 1 5 

4 0 5 3 0 

4 0 5 4 5 

0 3 7 2 0 

0 3 7 4 0 

3 7 0 9 5 

4 0 9 7 0 

4 1 0 4 0 

4 1 0 8 5 

4 4 1 8 5 

4 4 1 9 0 

4 4 1 9 5 

4 4 2 0 0 

4 4 2 0 5 

4 4 2 6 0 

4 4 2 6 5 

4 4 2 7 0 

4 4 2 7 5 

4 4 2 8 0 

4 4 2 8 5 

4 4 2 9 0 

4 4 2 9 5 

4 4 3 0 0 

4 4 3 0 5 

4 4 4 6 5 

4 4 4 7 0 

4 4 4 9 5

S P E 

S P N 

S P N 

S P N 

3 1 9

3 2 2 K

3 2 2 K

3 2 2 K

S P N 

3 2 2 K

S P N 

S P N 

S T A 

S T A 

3 2 5 K

3 2 6 K

3 0 9

3 8 0

T C 

6 5 9 A

W S 

W S 

W S 
200 
ZOO 
ZOO 
ZOO 
ZOO 
ZOO 
ZOO
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zoo
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3 4 0

3 4 5

3 2 0

3 2 0

3 2 0

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3 2 0

321 

321 

321 

321 

321 

3 2 2 K 

3 2 2 K 

3 2 2 K 

3 2 2 K 

3 2 2 K 

3 3 3 

3 3 3 

453

B U R 130 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

G E A 105 

B A T 101 

M E Z 136 

U T C 3 112 

C B A 4 34 4 

B A T 3 0 7 

F A C 21 

B E N 2 0 2 

G A R 2 0 3 

E T C 2 108 

E T C 2 108 

E T C 2 108 

E T C 2 108 

E T C 2 108 

B U R 1 06 

B U R 1 06 

B U R 106 

B U R 106 

B U R 106 

W E L 2 2 4 6 

W E L 2 2 4 6 

W E L 2 2 4 6 

W E L 2 2 4 6 

W E L 2 2 4 6 

R L M 7 104 

R L M 7 104 

E S B 2 2 3

Monday 

Decem ber 19 

9:00 - 12:00 N o o n

C la sse s meeting 
TTH 12:30 - 2:00 PM

Grade reports for these c la sse s 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM , Friday, 
Decem ber 23.

0 1 8 8 0

0 2 0 8 5

2 8 8 7 5

2 8 9 0 0

2 4 2 4 2

2 4 2 8 5

2 5 3 5 5

2 5 3 6 5

2 4 7 6 5

2 4 8 6 5

3 4 7 2 5

0 0 3 0 0

1 2 3 1 7

1 2 3 4 5

1 6 8 6 0

1 0 9 7 5

4 1 6 4 0

0 1 2 7 0

0 1 2 8 0

0 1 2 8 5

0 1 2 8 6 

0 1 2 9 5 

4 2 2 1 0 

4 2 2 1 5 

4 2 2 2 0 

4 2 2 2 5 

4 2 2 3 0

A C C

A C C
A F R

A F R

A M S

A M S

A N S

A N S

A N T

A N T

A R A

A R C

A R E

A R E
ARH

A S E 

A S T 

B A 

B A 

B A 

B A 

B A 

B IO 

B IO 

B IO 

B IO 

B IO

3 6 5
3 8 7

3 1 0 L
31 7

3 1 5
321

3 7 2

3 7 2

3 2 2 M

4 3 2 L

3 6 0 K

3 0 8

3 2 3 K

3 4 5 K

3 0 3

3 6 3 L

301

3 8 4 T

3 8 4 T

3 8 4 T

3 8 4 T

3 8 4 T

3 0 1 L

3 0 1 L

3 0 1 L

3 0 1 1

3 0 1 L

U T C 3 104 
G S B 2 1 2 0 
E T C 2 108 
P A R 2 0 4 

G A R 2 0 3 

W A G 101 

U T C 4 134 

U T C 4 134 

W A G 101 

W E L 2 3 1 0 

M E Z 134 

M U S 2 104 

C P E 2 2 1 4 

E C J 7 2 0 8 

P A I 2 48 

W R W 113 

W E L 1 3 0 8 

G S B 3 138 

G S B 3 1 06 

G S B 3 104 
U T C 3112 
G S B 3 1 30 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14

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42450
42455
42460

BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO

301M
30 1M
301M
301M

BIO

BIO
BIO

BIO
BIO
BIO
BIQ

301M
302
302
302
302
302
304
304
304
304
304

42465
42640
42645
42650
42655
42660
42935
42940
B .0
42945
BIO
42950
BIO
42955
BIO
11635
BME 385J
25640
C C
322
12655' C E
321
12870
C E
367T
12905
C E
377K
13025
C E
390L
C E
391V
C L
390
C S
336
C S
382M
C S
395T
CAM 393C
CH

13055
26360
46775
46955
47040
56130
45115

301

B tL 328 
BEL 328 
BEL 328 

BEL 328 

ÓEL 328 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 02 
PAI 3 OP 
PAI 3 02 

GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 

ENS 402 
W AG 201 
WEL 2 304 
ECJ 1 204 
CPE 2 204 
ECJ 3 402 
ECJ B 111 
W AG 112 
ENS 302 
WEL 2 302 
WEL 2 316 
R L M 5 126 
HMA

WEL 2 246 
WEL 2 312 
WEL 2 224 
WEL 2 224 
CPE 2 212 
ETC 9 1 3 0 
BUR 116 
WIN 1 148 

CH 
CH 
CH 
CHE 
CHE 
CSD 
DRM 
DRM 
DRM 
DRM 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E
E E 

302 
610A 
618A 
357 

386K 
314L 
320K 
378E 
383P 
393 
309K 
314L 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
316K 
323M
338 
379N 
316 
332K
339 
351K 
360N 
36 7L 
385J 
302 
320K 
327 
385K 

45140 
45455 
45775 
11970 
12175 
05835 
22315 
22555 
22660 
22840 

27270 
27460 
27600 
27605 
27610 
27615 
27620 
27625 
2763p 
27635 
27640 
27645 
28060 
28270 
28583 
1354C 
13790 
13860 
13920 
13990 
14080 
14265 
26520 
26610 
26680 
26815 
26865 
07050 
07060 
07340 
08095 
08175 
08180 
08355 
08360 
02210 
29355 
29580 

E E 
E E 

E E 
E E 
E E 
E E 

ECO 
ECO 
ECO 
ECO 
ECO 
EDC 

EDC 
EDC 
EDP 
EDP 

EDP 
EDP 
EDP 
FIN 
FR 
FR 
FR 

391K 
670E 
670E 
385G 

363 
371 
371 

482K 
482K 
354 

301
31 OK 

31 OK 

RAS 218 
WIN 2 1 3 6 
RAS 310 
PAR 104 
PAR 204 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 1Q2 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
ART 1 102 
JES A203A 
PAR 201 
PAR 308 

ENS 335 
ENS 431 
CPE 2 206 
ETC 2 1 3 6 
RLM 7104 
CPE 2 204 
ENS 402 
PAI 4 42 
UTC 4 122 
UTC 4 124 
W AG 208 
GAR 5 

UTC 3 122 
UTC 3 122 
EDB 240 
EDB 104 
EDB 330 

UTC 3 1 24 
EDB 296 

EDB 296 
UTC 2 102A 
BEN 130 
BEN 116 

29585 

47890 
47902 
48130 
32050 
32160 
31455 
48490 

35020 
32500 

32580 
33255 
30230 
08850 
08880 
09075 

09175 
09180 
24175 
03170 
33925 
33945 
41470 
50035 
50040 
50045 
50580

GEO 

GEO 
GEO 
GOV 
GOV 

GRC 
H E 

HEB 
HIS 
HIS 
HMN

291 
391 
298 T 

330K 
370L 
3 6 1E 
322 
322 
31 IK 
315L 
350 

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KIN 
KIN 
KIN 
KIN 
KIN 
I AH 
LEB 
LIN 
LIN 

LIS 
M 
M 
M 
M

118 
213 
314 
330 
370K 
370K 
378H 

323 
380L 
3 8 1M 
392P 
403K 
403K 
403K 
408C

BEN 212 

G EO 112 
G EO 227 
GEO 111 
GSB 2 124 
FAC 21 
JE S A203A 
TAY 2 006 
RLM 6 126 

ETC 2 1 0 8 
BAT 7 

FAC 21 
BEN 132 
TSC 1 106 

AHG 5 
CPE 2 208 

BUR 136 
UTC 3 1 1 0 
PAR 208 
S SW 2 106 
PAR 103 
PAR 101 

CDL 001C 
GAR 1 
GAR 1 
GAR 1 

CM A A2 320

CM A A 2 320 
CMA A2 320 
W EL 3 502
W EL 3 502 
W EL 3 502 
RLM 7 1 2 2 
RLM 6 118 
RLM 5 112 
RLM 5 126 
ETC 3 112 
CPE 2.204 
ETC 2 1 3 2 
ETC 2 114 
ETC 2 102 
RAS 212 
ART 1 n o 
MEZ 134 

UTC 1 130 
UTC 3 132 
UTC 1 102 
UTC 1 118 
UTC 3 134 
MRH 4 194 
ART 1.110 
GEA 331 
ETC 2 108 
UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 1 3 4 
MEZ 134 
RLM 5 116 
RLM 5 114 
RLM 5 118 
UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 1 3 4 
UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 134 
W A G 308 
W EL 2 308 
PHR 2 110 

PHR 2 110 
PHR 2 110 

PHR 2 110 
PHR 2 114 

ESB 115 
RLM 4 102 

RLM 6 116 
RLM 7 112 

UTC 2 112A 
GEA 105 

GSB 2 126 
UTC 4 134 

UTC 4 134 
UTC 4 134 

UTC 1 116 
CMA A3 112 
GEA 114 
CMA A5 136 
UTC 3 102 
UTC 4 110 
PHR 2.116 
RLM 6 112 
PAR 308 

50585
50590
50715
50720
50725
51110
51200
51380
51415
14915
15655
15745
15755
15770
38160
29130
34190
03350
03351 
03415 
03465 
03970 
18100 
18602 
48930 
34435 
34490 
34495 
34525 
51810 
51820 
51930 
36705 
36710 
36715 

408C
408C
408D
408D
408D
360M
369J

M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
M E 
M S

391C
393C
210
379M
382P
383P
383Q
201
MAS 374 
MES 322K
MIS
324
MIS
324
MIS
373
MIS
381
MKT 460 
MUS 2 0 1M 
MUS 342 
NTR 377K 
OAL 307 
OAL 372 
OAL 372
OAL
374
P S
P S
P S
PHL
PHL
PHL
PHL
PHL

303
303
304 
348 
348 
348 
348 
358

PHR 23 1P 
PHR 366P 
PHR 36 6P 
PHR 366P 
PHR 366P 
PHR 180T 
PHY 301 
PHY 303L 

PHY 387K 
PHY 396T 
PSY 

304 

PSY 

395

333D 
358 
361 
361 
361 

R E 
R S 
R S 
R S 
RMI 
RTF 330K 
RTF 343 
RTF 387C 
S W 327 
S W 384C 
S W 390R 
SAN 312K 
SLA 321 
SOC 302 

36720 
36725 
54050 
54370 
54375 
54380 
54385 
54630 
52005 
52220 

52890 
52985 
37330 

37460 
02545 
37940 

37945 
37950 
02635 
05370 
05465 
05605 
55530 
55665 
55725 
35635 
38810 
38920 

38925 
39020 
39045 
06300 

06335 
40455 

40675 
40720 
03705 
37030 

SOC 302 
SOC 325L 
SOC 348L 
SPE 319 
SPE 334K 
SPN 212S 
SPN 351 
SPN 367K
STA
309
T C 
301
T C 
301
W S 301 
W S 345
2 0 0 325 
2 0 0 325 
2 0 0 325 
2 0 0 325 
2 0 0 325 
2 0 0 432 
2 0 0 432 
2 0 0 354 
2 0 0 354 
2 0 0 354 
2 0 0 354 
2 0 0 354 
2 0 0 357 
2 0 0 357 
2 0 0 357 
2 0 0 357 
2 0 0 357 

2 0 0 365L 
2 0 0 365L 
2 0 0 3651 
2 0 0 365L 
2 0 0 365L 
2 0 0 365L

ECJ 1 202 
CAL 100 
BUR 10.6 
W R W 102 
BUR 108 
JES A121A 
BAT 307 
BAT 202 
BAT 318 
UTC 4 132 
BAT 115 
BAT 101 
GAR 203 
GEA 105 
PHR 2 1 0 8 
PHR 2 108 
PHR 2 1 0 8 
PHR 2 108 
PHR 2 1 0 8 
RLM 5 104 
RLM 5 104 
ESB 223 
ESB 223 
ESB 223 
ESB 223 
ESB 223 
RLM 6 104 
RLM 6 104 
RLM 6 104 

RLM 6 104 
RLM 6 104 
WEL 1 316 
W EL 1 316 
WEL 1 316 
WEL 1 316 
WEL 1 316 
ESB 333

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40942 
41170 
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44390 
44395 
44400 
44405 
44455 
44460 
44510 
44515 
44520 
44525 
44530 
44535 
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44545 
44550 
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44590 
44595 
44600 
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Monday 

December 19 

2:00 - 5:00 PM

Classes meeting 
TTH 8:00 - 9:30 AM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Friday, 
December 23.

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01925
04510
25310
12375
10980

11010
01265
01275
01290
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12935
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45105

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ACC 380K 
ADV 370J 
ANS 361 
ARE 366 
ASE 363Q 
ASE 369K 
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B A 
384T
B A 
384T
B A 
B A 
388T
BOT 389L 
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C E 366K
C E 382N
C S 328
C S 328
C S 328
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49325 
49330 

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317
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CHE 363
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374K
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306S
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306S
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306S
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354 
FIN 
357 
FIN 
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367 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 307 
GEO 388L 
315K 
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350 
314 
360 
380 
314 
352K

LAT 311 
305G
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210
M E 
334
M E 
339
M E 
3830
M E 
386P
M E 
390R
M S
201
MAN 335 
MAS 319 
MIC 331 
MIS 
324 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 

UTC 3 124 
UTC 3 124 
BUR 116 
MEZ 202 
CPE 2 204 
CPE 2 206 
CPE 2 212 
GSB 3 138 
G S B 3 106 
GSB 3130 
UTC 4 110 
GRG 316 
ECJ 1 202 
CPE 2 208 
ECJ 9 102 
ECJ 5 416 
TAY 2 106 
TAY 2 106 
TAY 2106 
WEL 1 316 
GAR I 
WEL 2 224 
WEL 1 308 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 308 
WEL 2 304 
CPE 2 216 
CPE 2 218 
PAR 201 
PAR 103 
WEL 2 246 
CPE 2 210 
ECJ 1 204 
RLM 5 114 
SSW 2 106 
SSW 2 106 
SSW 2 106 
SSW 2 106 
MEZ 202 
UTC 2 112A ’ 
GSB 2 126 
UTC 3 110 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 228 
HMA
UTC 2 102A 
BUR 212 
PAI 3 02 
BUR 216 
AHG 5 
BEL 850 
WAG 112 
PHR 2 108 
CMA A2 320 
ETC 3108 
ETC 2114 
ETC 2136 
ETC 7146 
ETC 9130 
ETC 5132 
RAS 212 
UTC 4122 
WEL 2 312 
ESB 223 
UTC 4 104 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 

49335 
49340 
49345 
49350 
49355 
18291 
18440 
18475 
18625 
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MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MNS 307 
MUS 210J 
MUS 214C 
MUS 22 1J 
MUS 255F 
MUS 368L

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GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
GEO 100 
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MRH 5 138 
MRH M3 112 
MRH 2 118 
MRH 2 604

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51910
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52055
52210
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52945
37410
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06265
06325
40610
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40625
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49135
49180
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44615
44620
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44635

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373
390
303
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345 
302K 
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302 
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308
318 
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332 
328 
328 
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327 
301 
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GEA 337 
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RLM 6 104 
RLM 5 104 
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UTC 4 102 
UTC 4 102 
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BEL 328 
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RLM 5 116 
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UTC 3 112 
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ART 1 102 
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BUR 208 
CMA A3 116 
CAL 100 
CAL 100 
CAL 100 
CAL 100 
GEA 105 
GEA 100 
GEA 247 
WEL 2 312 
ESB 115 
ESB 115 
ESB 115 
ESB 115

Monday 

December 19 

7:00 - 10:00 PM

Classes meeting 
Monday evening

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in tne departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Friday, 
December 23.

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00545
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26790
31880
04875
05205
09300
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41290
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55790
55820
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301
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390R
391M
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PAR 104
PAR 104
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CMA A3 112
ENS 335
CBA 4 328
BUR 106
CMA A3 124
CMA A5 136
UTC 3 132
FAC 21
EDB 104
MRH 6 248
RLM 6 116
RLM 6 122
RLM 6 120
PHR 2 108
PHR 2 108
PHR 2 108
UTC 2 102A
CMA A5 136
SSW 2 112
SSW 2 130
CMA A5 136

Tuesday 
December 20 
9:00 - 12:00 Noon

Classes meeting 
MWF 8:00 - 9:00 AM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Friday, 
December 23.

ARA 506
ASE 202
ASE 330M
B A
380N
B A
380N
B A
380N
B A
380N
BA
388T
BIO 302

RLM 5 118
WRW 102
WRW 113
GSB 3 104
GSB 3 106
GSB 3 138
CAL 100
UTC 3122
GEO 100

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42915

42920

42925

42930

25585

12680

12730

12850

12950

46793

56125

45145

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BIO 

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3 0 2 

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BIO 

3 02 

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G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 
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BA T 7 

B A T 7 

BAT 7 

BA T 7 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W C H 14 

W A G 101 

EC J 1 204 

TAY 2 006 

EC J 5 410 

EC J 9 236 

W E L 2.3 1 2 

R LM 5 104 

W E L 1 316 

W E L 2 308 

W E L 2 306 

W E L 2 224 

W E L 2 246 

EC J 1 2 0 ? 

372 

372 

372 

306 

316K 

312 

312 

312 

312 

312 

312 

312 

312 

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338 

440 

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12005 
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13185 

13490 

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13825 

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0 8 9 8 5 

KIN 

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EC J 1 2 0 2 
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PAR 204 

UTC 2 1 12A 

UTC 2 1 12A 

UTC 2 1 12A 

UTC 2 112A 
UTC 2 112A 
UTC 2 112A 
UTC 2 1 12A 

UTC 2 112A 

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ETC 2 136 

ETC 2 136 

W EL 3 5 02 

W E L 3 502 

W E L 3 502 

W E L 3 502 

GSB 2 124 

RLM 5 120 

R LM 5 114 

BEL 3 28 

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G AR 5 

ART 1 102 

319 

319 

319 

319 

380 

507 

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506
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RLM 6 104 

R LM 6 104 

RLM 7 1 0 4 

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CPE 2 214 

CPE 2 214 

CPE 2 214 

PAI 3 02 

PAI 3 02 

PAI 3 02 

W E L 1 308 

W E L 1 308 

W E L 1 308 

CPE 2 204 

R LM 6 126 

R LM 5 104 

R LM 5 104 

ETC 3 1 0 8 

ETC 3 112 

E TC 2 1 1 4 

E TC 2 1 3 2 

ETC 7 1 4 6 

E TC 2 1 0 8 

ETC 7 146 

M R H 4 194 

145C

G E A 100 

15955 

18380 

48890 

51755 

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35885 

35890 

54060 

544 4 5 

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0 5 3 4 0 

38485 

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38890 

38895 

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41125 

44080 

44085 

44090 

44095 

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P S 
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PHR 

PHY

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3 03

3 03

304 

304 

3 33 

3 6 8 N

301 

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31 7 

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5 0 6

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3 02 

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3 02 

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31 OK 

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200 
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200 
200 
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345 

3 1 6 K 

3 16 K 

316 K 

316 K 

316K

C PE 2 212 

R LM 5 116 

W A G 201 

W A G 214 
G A R 1 

F A C 21

R LM 4 102

C PE 2 206
ART 1 110

P AR 206

G E A 105

UTC 2 102A

C M A A2 320

C M A A3 112

C M A A3 116

JE S A 121A

JE S A 121A

JE S A 121A

JE S A 121A

JE S A 121A

Tuesday 
December 20 

2:00 • 5:00 PM

Classes meeting 
TTH 3:30 - 5:00 PM

Grade reports for these classes 
are due in the departmental 
office by 9:00 AM, Friday, 
December 23.

0 1 8 4 0 

2 8 9 3 5 

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24243 

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357 

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CPE 2 208

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C BA 4 332 

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BEL 2 22 K 

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GSB 2 126 
G AR 111 

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G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

G E O 100 

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EC J 1 204 

E C J 1 204 

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Tuesday 

D ecem ber 2 0 

7:00 - 10:00 PM

Classes m eeting 
Tuesday evening

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