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At 7 p.m. today, Aggies, friends and families will unite at Reed Arena for Muster. More than 300 Muster ceremonies will take place all over the world honoring deceased Aggies. This year Tobin ‘Toby’ Boenig, class of 1995, will be the 66th speaker for Muster on campus.

Emily Ellett, a sophomore kinesiology major, is the Muster speaker selection sub-chairwoman. She said Boenig stood out to the committee from the beginning because his character and passion for serving others was evident through his many leadership roles and involvements at A&M. Among his many positions, Boenig was student body president and speaker of the student senate. In addition, he was awarded the Buck Weirus Spirit Award for his work with the student body.

He graduated with a degree in agricultural development. Upon graduating, Boenig returned to A&M in 1988 and worked with the Services for Students with Dis-

abilities Office and later became the manager of collegiate licensing.

Boenig left to pursue law school and graduated from the University of Texas School of Law. He worked in the compliance offices as an attorney at MD Anderson and serves as the associate vice president and chief compliance officer at the University of Texas Medical Branch Health Center in Galveston. “Shortly after graduation, Toby was unfortunately involved in an accident, leaving him partially paralyzed from the waist down,� Ellett said. “His story of perseverance and dedication in life is truly inspiring.

Upon meeting him for the first time, our sub-committee was left in awe. He embodies humility and compassion. He loves this University and the tradition of Muster deeply, and we immediately knew he would be the perfect speaker for our 2011 Muster.�

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Ceremonies around the world today will honor deceased Aggies Texas Aggies will have Muster ceremonies around the world today including three in Iraq and four in Afghanistan. The largest ceremony will be on the Texas A&M University campus and is expected to attract more than 12,500 students, former students and others.

Muster is Texas A&M’s solemn and most visible tradition. It is a time set aside to honor Aggies who have died since the last such annual ceremony.

No matter where Aggies are, whether they are as few as two or as many as the thousands who gather on the

Texas A&M campus, they come together each April 21 for Muster. Planners say the exact number of Muster ceremonies is difficult to determine because some are spontaneous, including some held on battlefields, just as happened during World Wars I and II and in Korea and Vietnam.

Many former students return to campus for Muster, among them those who graduated 50 years before who hold a special class reunion. This year it will be Texas A&M’s Class of 1961.

At each Muster ceremony around the world, a speaker

will be followed by the “Roll Call For The Absent.� Names of those from that area who have died in the past year will be read, and as each name is called, a family member or friend will answer “Here� and a candle will be lit.

Following the candlelighting ceremony in Reed Arena, the Ross Volunteer Company will march in to fire a rifle volley followed by a special arrangement of “Taps.� In addition, the ceremony also will include performances by the Singing Cadets and the Aggie Band.

A relatively new addition to the Muster tradition is

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These items will be on display in the Rudder Exhibit Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.

Muster was first held on June 26, 1883. Former students of Texas A&M, then called ex-cadets, were to gather and â€œâ€Ślive over again our college days, the victories and defeats won and lost upon drill ground and classroom. Let every alumnus answer a roll call.â€?

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Fencing slashes to the top in national championship

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From left to right: Jordan Rimmer, senior chemical engineering major, Andrew Spriggs, graduate accounting student, Jackson Blair, junior international studies major and Peter Deleeuw, senior biomedical science major, are members of the Texas A&M men’s épée team, which placed second at the Club National Championships of Fencing.

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The Battalion The benefits of fencing are boundless. Not only is it a well-revered sport, “swashbuckling” is a résumé builder, and encounters with pirates happen to be on the rise. For those who always dreamed of uttering, “Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die,” do not fret. Even if a six-fingered man never killed your father, there is still a place for you in Aggieland.

Texas A&M’s Fencing Club clanged swords as they achieved top rankings in this year’s Club National Championships of Fencing at the University of Chicago. The United States Association of Collegiate Fencing Clubs sponsored the competition, and teams from across the country competed.

There are three different swords: foil, épée and sabre.

Each weapon has a unique

set of rules accompanied by a distinct personality. While each fencer favors something different, junior Kat Kelsch of Tournament Affairs aligns herself with the sabre, the largest of the three swords. “Épée is the chess player, foil is the playful athlete and sabre is the kid who still has hope that [Jedi] lightsabers are real,” Kelsch said. “I felt that one called my name.”

In Chicago, the A&M men’s épée team placed 2nd and men’s foil team placed 5th. In the individual foil competition, Lyndy Black placed 2nd, Zach Bartholomew placed 6th, Nicholas Modawar placed 8th and Robert Wooley placed 9th.

“We are so impressed and proud of our fellow teammates,” said Peter Deleeuw, club president and senior biomedical science major. “This was an amazing year for the A&M Fencing Club.”

The A&M Fencing team is also first overall in Texas.

They compete in the Southwest Intercollegiate Fencing Organization. These teambased competitions take place four times a year against schools such as Texas, Texas State, Baylor and UNT. Moreover, many competitive team members are also registered members of the United States Fencing Association.

“Here, we compete in primarily individual-based events,” said Andrew Spriggs, team treasurer and a graduate accounting student. “Many of our members are rated USFA fencers.”

But one doesn’t have to be a fencing aficionado to join the club. Deleeuw encourages anyone who is interested to come to practice or check out the club website.

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The Battalion Energy executives, government officials, leading educators, students and the top minds in the Texas energy industry gathered in a dimly lit banquet room at the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center Wednesday. Debates about energy policy took place, intellects exchanged ideas about the future of energy and numerous business cards exchanged hands.

An academic consortium called The Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas sponsored the 2011 Texas Energy summit.

This meeting addressed the future of energy in Texas.

Freshman Representative Bill Flores delivered the keynote address to the luncheon.

Rep. Flores, a former energy executive before his election to congress in November, addressed a variety of topics in his remarks.

Flores said it was important that the summit’s site is at A&M because of the amount of research and knowledge that comes out of the university. Additionally, research conducted and the energy industry are vital to a positive economic climate in the nation.

Flores covered topics from views on the importance of affordable energy to the economy, the history of government regulation of the energy sector, the future of nuclear energy and food-based biofuels. Flores said it was the one-year anniversary of the Deep Water Horizon drilling accident in the Gulf and expressed his grief to the loss of the drilling crewmembers and his disdain for the drilling moratorium placed in the Gulf

of Mexico by the government.

“Government reaction and overreaction will impact future events,” Flores said.

The main portion of his comments centered on explaining what Flores calls the “all of the above approach.”

This approach centers on six tenants: the need to expand nuclear power, maximizing the use of domestic energy and the need to increase energy conservation.

“Our long term goal should be to wean ourselves of oil for transportation,” Flores said. “Remember you heard that from an oil and natural gas guy.”

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The elder statesman Senior Sarah Zwartynski assumes leadership role Chandler Smith

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Senior golfer Sarah Zwartynski was key in the Aggies’ run to the Big 12 Championship in 2010 and is leading the team again in 2011.

The Battalion Only a season before Sarah Zwartynski set foot on campus in the fall of 2007, the Aggie women’s golf team, under then Head Coach Jeanne Sutherland, outshot all the competition — clinching their second consecutive Big 12 championship.

When Sutherland took leave from coaching that next season after 15 years, new Head Coach Trelle McCombs was left to scour for talents that could maintain the team’s tradition of winning.

She needed look no further than her freshman Zwartynski.

An all Big-12 team and AllAmerican Honorable Mention her first year as an Aggie, Zwartynski proved early on that she would be a key piece for the A&M program.

Her sophomore and junior years didn’t disappoint as she clinched 10 top-25 finishes, four in the top-10, and received yet another All-Big 12 team honor in that time frame.

Now a senior, Zwartynski has adopted a new role in addition to being one of the Aggies’ most dominant golfers. The only upperclassman to play at any tournament in the 2010-11 season, she has accepted a major leadership role for a team consisting of almost entirely freshmen and sophomores.

“I just try to share my experiences with them from college tournaments because I’ve been through a lot of things, good

and bad,” Zwartynski said.

“I’ve just try to let them know that they can learn from my mistakes and do things better.”

No other year have the Aggies needed her leadership more than this past season. A young team that struggled — by their standards — during much of the fall, she is a major reason why the team managed to surge back to a top-25 ranking in the spring.

“We had a really tough fall and this semester we finally started to play our real game and we kind of got into the groove of things,” Zwartynski said. “We settled down a little bit, played to our potential and we’re now doing what we should be doing.”

Continuously finishing as one of A&M’s top golfers, including a sixth and seventh place finish in The Alamo and Central District tournaments, respectively, she maintains remarkable consistency. The key to that consistency: putting.

“She’s a really good ball striker and she hits it straight but her putting is what’s really good,” McCombs said.

“Putting is what truly brings her together.”

And though Zwartynski will be remembered as a leader this season as well as an All-Conference performer throughout her Aggie career, there still isn’t a moment, even after a solid senior performance, that trumps last season’s 10-foot putt to win the Big 12 title.

“It was so exciting —

probably one of the greatest shots I’ve ever had,” Zwartynski said. “That was definitely the greatest moment of my Aggie career.”

Her coach doesn’t disagree.

Trying her hardest, in Brad Stephens fashion, to keep a calm demeanor as “Z” lined up for the putt, McCombs could barely contain herself.

“It was just so emotional, and I hope I didn’t show any of that on the outside,” McCombs said. “But, yeah, I couldn’t sit still.”

Now a graduating senior, Zwartynski has her sights set on continuing her golf career even further than college but mentions there will many things that she’ll miss once she bids A&M adieu. “[The coaches and players] have such a great history of playing together, and they’ve become my best friends, so seeing them every day and hanging out with them will be something I miss,” Zwartynski said.

Her coach, too, will miss not only what she brought to the table with her golf game, but seeing her grow up as a player and person.

“On the course I’ll miss the consistency and having that person in the lineup that you can always count on,” McCombs said. “Off the course I think it would be her continuous maturity that I’ve seen from her freshman year to where she is now. I’ll miss that growing up part of things.”

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3/2 Houses, Townhouses &Apartments, 1250sqft. Very spacious, ethernet, large kitchen, walk-in pantry &closets, extra storage, W/D, great amenities, on bus route, now pre-leasing, excellent specials. 979-694-0320, office@luxormanagement.com 3/2/2 2700 Normand Circle College Station. $1225/month.

979-822-1616.

3/2/2 for lease. All appliances, W/D, alarm system, on bus route.

Available June 1st. 1431 Magnolia Drive. $1200/mo. 214-914-4305.

3/2/2 large home. Near TAMU, available June1, central air/heat.

979-255-2423.

3/3 Duplexes BRAND NEW! Near TAMU, very spacious, appliances and lawn-care included, pets ok, pre-leasing available, $1200/mo. aggieacres.org 979-693-6699, or e-mail maryhill@theaggielandcompany.c om 3/3 large living and dining, fire place, appliances included, large kitchen, plenty storage, fenced yard, lawn care, pest control included, available August $1050/mo, 979-218-0544.

3/3 newer duplex includes all appliances, tile floors, backyard, pets allowed. $1200/mo. Available August. Call Tia 979-739-1160.

3bd/2ba condo, on shuttle route, on resturant row, $1350/mo, 281-208-0669 3bd/2ba duplex. Available Summer. Close to campus. W/D. $900/mo. 832-265-2460, jennifer.treibs@gmail.com 3bd/3ba duplex, pet friendly, available July, 927 Crepe Myrtle, Dawn 936-499-7183, $1050/mo.

2-story 4bd/2ba/2car garage. Big backyard. $1350/mo.

979-777-2849.

2bd/1ba duplex in Wellborn area.

Best suited for individual or couple. Rural setting, pets ok.

979-690-6161.

2/2 Available Now! Remodeled, wood floors, tile entry, walk-in-closets, fenced yard, covered deck, close to campus, pets ok. 979-204-1950.

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4bd/4ba Gateway Villas condo.

Leasing now for August. W/D and all appliances provided. Will consider pets. Call Justin 469-273-0637 or land-lord 469-964-8103.

4bd/4ba house, 3526 Wild Plum, refrigerator, W/D, huge backyard! $1,650/mo. 361-290-0430.

FOR RENT 3bd/3ba duplexes. Great floorplans, fenced yards, W/D, tile floors, icemakers, alarm systems.

979-776-6079. www.aggielandleasing.com 3bd/3ba, gated luxury Waterwood Townhome. 1001 Krenek Tap Road. Granite counter-tops, spacious closets, reserved parking spots, W/D, bus route. Available June 1st. $1275/mo/ individual leases. Call 817-988-4530.

3x3 duplex @ 2306 Antelope available 8/1/11. $1,100/mo. Call Brandon Meek, 214-334-0032.

3x2 duplex @ 907 Camellia available 8/1/11. $950/mo. Call Brandon Meek, 214-334-0032.

3x3 duplex @ 1814 Woodsman.

Spacious floorplan, W/D included, large fenced backyard, pets welcome, on shuttle route, call Brandon Meek 214-334-0032.

3x3 duplex @ 2306 Axis available 8/1/11. $1,200/mo. Call Brandon Meek, 214-334-0032.

4/2 House, August rental, Lincoln/Churchhill, $1300/mo.

281-467-1427.

4/2 w/garage. South of campus.

W/D, lawn service, covered back porch. Pets ok. 1401 Langford.

Available 08/13/11. $1700/mo. Call Kyle 979-777-5553.

4/2. By campus and Thomas Park.

August move-in. $1600/mo. W/D, refrigerator, lawn service. 501 Gilchrist. Call Kyle 979-777-5553.

4/2/2 house Prelease for August.

1013 San Saba in C/S, great floor plan, bus route, tile & wood floors, ceiling fans, fenced yard, covered patio, pets OK. $1450/mo. 979-255-9432.

4/2/2 house; 3003 Durango, CS., no pets/smoking, near shuttle, Available 8/6/11, $1500/mo.

979-450-0053.

4/2/2 off Dominik. Large updated house, tile, carpet, with W/D, pets allowed. $1800/mo. Tia 979-739-1160. Available August.

4/2/2, 1508 Austin, available August, great floor plan, W/D, no pets, $1550/mo, 979-731-8257 www.BrazosValleyRentals.com 4/3 house in Dove Crossing, CS. Like new. Tile floor all except for bedrooms. W/D, appliances.

Granite kitchen counter tops.

Two car garage, fenced yard. $1570/mo. 979-574-0040 or jsun@cbunited.com 4/3, 3/3 &3/2 Houses, Townhouses, Duplexes &Fourplexes, 1250-1700sqft. Very spacious, ethernet, large kitchen, extra storage, W/D, great amenities, on bus route, now pre-leasing, excellent specials. 694-0320. office@luxormanagement.com 4bd/2ba house. Close to campus, wood floors, tile floors, ceiling fans, W/D, fenced yards.

979-776-6079. www.aggielandleasing.com 4bd/3.5ba house at Harvest Drive, available June, $1400/mo, Dawn 936-499-7183.

4bd/4ba Gateway Villa. Granite, pool, W/D included. $1795/mo. gwbcs.com

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4bdrm/2ba house, available 8/2, 2-car garage, hot-tub, $1600/mo. bike to campus, 979-229-7660.

4bdrm/2ba., 2-living, 2-dining, 2 car garage. Available 7/1/11. Call 979-690-6735.

4bdrm/3ba. home with w/d, on shuttle route. $1650/mo. Warren 979-574-1722.

4bdrm/3ba., with w/d, yardcare provided. $1500/mo. Warren 979-574-1722.

Pre-leasing for August!

4bdrm/3bth house. Close to campus, wood floors, tile floors, ceiling fans, W/D, fenced yards, refrigerator, icemaker, lawn-care.

979-776-6079, www.aggielandleasing.com 4bed/4bath Waterwood Townhomes, 1001 Krenek Tap Road across from Central Park. Gated community, bus route, appliances, W/D included. Available Fall 2011.

Contact 281-793-0102 or Jimbo77@AggieNetwork.com 4br/4ba condo w/pool, best offer rent thru 7/31/11, 979-705-8627, aggierental@gmail.com 5/3.5 House, Southside Historic, All Appliances, summer terms only. 817-773-7214.

979-680-0508

Large 4bdrm/2bth, 1302 Leacrest, CS, large backyard, $1500/mo.

822-1616.

Like New Luxury Townhome.

4bd/4ba. $520/month. All Bills Paid. On Bus Route, Near Campus, Gated. Purchase $175,000 936-448-6323.

Move in 6/1/11. 4bdrm/2 jack and jill bath. W/D, lawn maintenance, pest control. $1460/mo. 3530 Farah, C.S. Contact 940-300-6220.

Myrtle Estate: A peaceful country setting perfect for special occasions! Ring Day, Graduation/Game weekends, and social events. Home sleeps 16 and has a large in-ground pool with patio. Photos and pricing can be found at www.bcseliterealty.com or call Dawn @ 979-324-4477 now taking reservations for 2011 football season!

Newly remodeled 4/2 house.

Walking distance to campus, tile & wood floors, great location, nice big deck & yard.

979-776-6079, www.aggielandleasing.com Northgate area, 3/2, 2/2 and new 2/2 available for summer and fall.

W/D connections, walk to campus, big living rooms and bedrooms.

Call 979-255-5648.

Oak Creek Condos, high-speed internet and basic cable.

2bdrm/1.5ba. $515/mo. Water, sewer, trash paid. Fireplace, icemaker, pool, hot-tub.

979-822-1616.

One bedroom for rent in 3bedroom house. M/F, 1mi to campus.

On bus route. $400/mo., all bills paid. Hot tub and game room.

(979)739-7717.

Pre-leasing for August!

4bdrm/2bth houses. Great Location. Close to campus, wood floors, tile floors, ceiling fans, w/d, fenced yards, refridgerator, icemaker,lawncare.

979-776-6079, www.aggielandleasing.com

704 Gilchrist. 4bd/3ba. Huge living/dining, looks over creek. All appliances, W/D, CA/CH. 2/1 upstairs w/outside entry. Master +main bath downstairs, +study, +bath off kitchen. No odgs. $1400/mo. Leave message 512-477-8925. Available August.

New Condos! 4/4, W/D in unit, private bathrooms. Summer rent $240. From Fall-Spring, minimum 12mos. $325/mo and $295/mo.

979-574-0040, 281-639-8847. University Place at Southwest Parkway.

Prelease for May or August. Large 2/2 with fenced yard, W/D connections, large closets, great location. University Oaks. $775/m.

979-693-1448.

AggieLandRentals.com For all your rental needs. Open 7 days/week. 979-776-8984.

New homes for rent! Close to campus! 4bd/4ba, 3bd/3ba. Call Today! 254-721-6179. Broker.

Prelease for May or August: 2/1 duplex, fenced back yard, w/d conn. 3 locations to choose from $600.00, 693-1448.

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August-4/2 with large fenced yard, W/D connections, 1217 North Ridgefield. $1400/mo.

979-693-1448.

August-4/2/2 House with large fenced yard, W/D, large deck, updated kitchen. 1217 Berkeley. $1500/mo. 979-777-9933.

Available now! 2bd/1.5ba on shuttle, updated 1100sq/ft, 402 Fall $650/mo.

AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

C.S. 4bd/3ba/2 Car-garage. Updated, wood floors, fenced, pets ok, 2 masters! Lawn services included. $1650/mo.

AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

C.S. 4bdrm Houses, updated, fenced pets, ok. Starting at $1295/mo. AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

C.S.-leasing for August. 3bd/2ba/2 car garage house. Updated, fenced, pets ok, on shuttle route. $1099/mo. 3401 Coastal C.S. AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

C.S.-leasing for May or August!

4/2/2 Fenced, totally remodeled, granite, 1312 Timm, $1799/mo, W/D, biking distance to campus.

AggieLandRentals.com, 979-776-8984.

Close Health Science Center. 4/2 fenced, fireplace, w/d connections, 2622 westwood main. $1295/mo. AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

Fraternity house for lease! Up to 8 bedrooms, 4 acres, close to campus, 6000sqft. Call 254-721-6179.

1740 Rock Prairie Rd.

Individual Lease. Campus Village. $545/mo. Includes utilities. $1000 cash given if lease is taken!

713-392-1525.

Prelease for May or August, 2/1 fourplex. W/D connections, water paid. 609 Turner. $465/m.

979-693-1448.

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http://sites.google.com/site/aaarentalcs/ Duplex for rent, 2/1. No deposit. $625/mo. 979-450-0098.

New/Newer 1/1, 1/1.5 lofts, 2/2, 3/3. Available May and August. www.jesinvestments.com Broker/owner. 979-777-5477.

Need female sublet for May-August 2011. 1bd/1ba. $409/mo. Contact Brianne 972-672-6752.

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Great Leasing Specials! Call 979-693-1906. Free Cable and Internet.

New House For Rent. 4bd/3ba off Rock Prairie. Available June 1st.

All bills paid. Semi-furnished.

2bdrms at $525/each (shared bathroom), 1bdrm at $550 (private bathroom), master bedroom at $575 (private bathroom). Call 361-463-6613.

5bd/2ba house, 1112 Berkeley, available August, two living, close to campus, new tile, W/D, no pets, $1795/mo, 979-731-8257, www.BrazosValleyRentals.com

Cute 2br/2ba houses built 2008.

Under 3-minutes to campus. W/D, lawn incl. $1900. gwbcs.com

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Great Deal! 4bd/2ba. Close to campus. Wood floors, W/D conn., fridge, fans. December ended lease. Ready to move May 1st.

Only $795/mo! 979-412-1212. fadi@kalcorp.com

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BRYAN: 2/1 DUPLEXES W/FENCED COMMON AREAS OR PRIVATE YARDS, CENTRAL A/H, W/D CONN, CENTRALLY LOCATED BETWEEN TAMU & DOWNTOWN BRYAN! $535-$555/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: AMAZING 3/2 HOUSE W/SUN ROOM, ALL APPL, CARPORT, ALL APPL, CENTRAL A/H, WOOD FLOORING, F/P, 9FT CEILINGS, BIG BACK YARD! 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

COLLEGE STATION: 2/1 UP & DOWNSTAIRS 4-PLEXES, WALKING/ BIKING DISTANCE FROM TAMU, SPACIOUS UNITS, ALL APPL, CENTRAL A/H, W/D CONN! $475-$495/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

COLLEGE STATION: GREAT 3/2 HOME, GARAGE, IDEAL LOCATION, HUGE BACK YARD, DECK, F/P, ASF 1425, CENTRAL A/H, W/D CONN, ALL APPL, LOTS OF STORAGE! 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: 3/1.5 HOUSES OFF WOODVILLE, GREAT FLOOR PLANS, VAULTED CEILINGS, WALK-IN CLOSETS, ALL APPL, BIG BACK YARDS, PET FRIENDLY, W/D CONN! $795-$815/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: 4/2 STUDIOS, ASF 1600, PET FRIENDLY, ALL APPL, F/P, BALCONY, SOME HAVE FENCED YARDS, 2 LIVING AREAS, QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD! $1150-$1200/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

COLLEGE STATION: 2 BR HOUSES W/CARPORTS, WALK-IN CLOSETS, FENCED YARDS, W/D CONN, ALL APPL, MINS FROM TAMU & BLINN! $815/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: 2/1-2/1.5 DUPLEXES, CLOSE TO BLINN & MINS FROM TAMU, FENCED YARDS, ALL APPL, CABLE & INTERNET PAID, WOOD FLOORING, CENTRAL A/H! $615-$695/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: 2/1 UPSTAIRS & DOWNSTAIRS 4-PLEXS, SOME HAVE FENCED YARDS, PATIOS OR BALCONY, PETS WELCOME, CABLE & INTERNET PAID, W/D CONN, ALL APPL! $555-$625/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: UNIQUE 3/2 HOUSE IN BRYAN’S EASTSIDE HISTORICAL DISTRICT, CARPORT, WOOD FLOORS, GREAT FLOOR PLAN, PET FRIENDLY, W/D CONN, SPACIOUS ROOMS! 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

COLLEGE STATION: MANY 3 & 4 BR HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM, SOME W/ GARAGE OR CARPORT, WOLF PEN AREA, NEAR TAMU SHUTTLE, PET FRIENDLY, W/D CONN, FENCED YARDS! $775-$1200/mo 979.775.2291 www.twincityproperties.com

BRYAN: 3/3 NEWLY RENOVATED HOME, WOOD FLOORS, FENCED YARD, W/D CONN, PETS WELCOME, ALL NEW APPL, LESS THAN 3 MINS FROM TAMU! www.twincityproperties.com 979.775.2291

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FOR RENT Prelease for May or August: 2/1 duplex, fenced back yard, w/d conn. 3 locations to choose from $600.00, 693-1448.

C.S. 3/1.5/2carport, Updated, Fenced, biking distance to campus, on shuttle, pets ok. $750/mo AggieLandRentals.com 979-776-8984.

Ridgewood Village efficiency with loft. Uniquely designed floor plan. No pets, $395/mo, $350 deposit. 1211-1213 Holik.

979-696-2998. Some short term leases available. $455/mo.

Ridgewood Village, large very quiet tree-shaded 1bdrm/1bth studio, no pets. $445/mo, $350 deposit, 1201-1209 Holik.

979-696-2998. Some short term leases available $515/mo.

FOR SALE Double Wide Mobile Home. $35,000. 109 Ridge Loop. 3/2, Patio, Deck, Covered Porch, Large Fenced Yard. 979-412-4755.

HELP WANTED Athletic men for calendars, books, etc. $100-$200/hr, up to $1000/day. No experience.

512-684-8296. photoguy@io.com Blind student needs personal assistant for school work with computer access. 214-742-6708.

Building Maintenance. Part-Time position with flexible schedule.

Duties include painting, carpentry, plumbing, minor electrical, general maintenance, including: 1.checking light fixtures 2.changing locks 3.inspecting for obvious problems and needed repairs. Respond to tenant request via online system. Some knowledge of HVAC maintenance. Basic computer knowledge. Construction science major preferred. Please submit resume to trockett@caldwellcos.com Carney’s Pub and Grill now hiring female bartenders. Apply in person after 3pm at 3410 South College Ave. Child Care- FT & PT shifts available. Some nights & Saturdays required. Apply in person at 3609 E. 29th St., Bryan.

Cleaning commercial buildings at night, M-F. Call 979-823-5031 for appointment.

COACHES WANTED! We need enthusiastic, positive, motivational coaches for YOUTH VOLLEYBALL. Season begins 5/5/11! Call 764-6386 Executive office looking for part-time receptionist. Decorum necessary. Please send cover letter, resume, availability, and references to oxfordct@gmail.com Full Year Ministries Internships: Youth and College. A&M UMC seeks individuals for the youth and college ministry intern positions. Candidates should have a desire to connect youth/college students with the heart of God. They should be administratively organized, creative, playful, and relational. They must have the ability to equip volunteers for meaningful ministry. An excellent candidate would also be considering vocational ministry. For more info about positions, please check out http://www.am-umc.org/college/announcements-events.html or http://www.am-umc.org/youth/announcements-youth.html Send resume, cover letter, and references to elleyfisk@am-umc.org Hostesses, waitresses, bartenders needed, females 18-23 only, for high luxury bar, call 512-680-4617.

HELP WANTED Full-time medical technician for growing allergy practice wanted.

4-year degree and 1-year commitment required. May graduates welcome! We are looking for an intelligent, positive, friendly person to join our team. We teach skills that are an asset for anyone interested in a career in healthcare and can help a candidate get into medical school. E-mail resume to docmgr@yahoo.com Help Desk/ Telephoning: Looking for friendly, supportive staff who are able to speak both Vietnamese and English Fluently. PT/FT (Flexible hours). Please e-mail vu@nhiemnhiet.qd@gmail.com Include profile picture with brief personal description.

Kolache Rolf’s now hiring PT/FT cashiers. Apply within 3525-F Longmire or 2307 S. Texas Ave. Great hours, fun atmosphere!

Little Guys Movers now hiring FT/PT employees. Must be at least 21 w/valid D.L. Apply in person at 3209 Earl Rudder Freeway.

MEMdata, a local medical equipment bidding company is seeking dependable and organized part-time employees to be part of a growing team! Must be able to work a minimum of 24hrs/wk, M-F 8-5. Good communication and negotiation skills required.

Must be responsible, self-motivatated, and organized with the ability to multi-task. Strong interpersonal skills; ability to work with deadlines. Computer skills required, knowledge of MS Excel a plus! Hourly pay DOQ plus bonus. Email resumes to careers@memdata.com or fax to 979-695-1954.

Office of chiropractic seeking sales professional, please apply at 3733 East 29th Street Bryan, TX. Part time maintenance needed for large student housing property. Hours will be P/T until mid May, then will be 40 hours a week during the Summer. No experience necessary, apply at 950 Colgate Drive & ask for Shelby.�

Part-time summer help, apply in person, Conlee-Garrett Moving and Storage, 600 South Bryan Ave, Bryan.

Pool cleaner needed. M-W-F mornings. Must be reliable. Call 979-402-0878.

Sales person in fabric shop, sewing + sales experience preferred, flexible hours, apply in person, Pruitts Fabric, 318 George Bush Drive.

Special Projects Assistant Wanted.

PivotPoint is searching for an intelligent, organized, and creative individual with a strong work ethic. 20+hours/week $10-$15/hour. Located in Downtown Bryan. www.facebook.com/pivotpointsolutions Email HR@p2sol.com STUDENTPAYOUTS.COM Paid Survey Takers Needed In College Station. 100% Free To Join. Click On Surveys.

Summer work! part-time work, $16 base-appt. flexible, conditions apply, all ages 17+, call now!

979-260-4555.

The Steamery now hiring carpet cleaning techs. Full-time summer help. 979-693-6969.

Tutors wanted for all subjects currently taught at TAMU/ Blinn and Sam Houston State starting at $8.25/hour. Apply on-line @ www.99Tutors.com, 979-255-3655.

Wanted: Energetic people for Kids Klub After-School Program.

Employment begins Fall Semester08/15/11. Applications accepted at 1812 Welsh, Mon.-Fri., 8-4pm.

Kids Klub, 979-764-3831. www.cstx.gov/kidsklub

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ROOMMATES 1-2 roommates needed. 4bd/4ba at Waterwood on SW Parkway.

W/D, private bath, on bus route.

Short or long term leases available. $400/mo. includes utilities, cable/internet. Call 254-721-2716.

1brdm/1ba of quiet 3/3 Canyon Creek Circle townhome available immediately. Current residents are two male A&M juniors. $475 includes utilities, cable, wireless, W/D, reserved parking.

281-734-3738.

2-Female Grads Wanted For Fall House. Rent $350. Utilities $80.

On bus route, 4/2 house, dogs allowed. MUST renew lease April-30th. Call 817-228-8529.

6mo. Lease Beginning 8/1/11 Need 1-m/f in 4bdrm/4.5bth in CS, Call Matthew 979-966-9886.

Female roommate needed Summer and 2011/2012 school year. $365/mo. plus utilities. 3/2 duplex on Legacy Ln. Call 832-331-8821.

Female roommate wanted, $450/mo. plus utilities, Woodbrook Condos. Call 281-795-4110.

Roommate needed. 4/4 University Place condo, W/D, private bath, pool, volleyball court, on shuttle. $300/mo. Call 979-690-8213 or 979-422-9849.

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