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Volume 64, Number 25 Vinny's post-Heisman weel-Th^tfe By DEBBIE MORGAN Hy DEBBIE MORGA\ ••!•.,-h . _ ***** ^0 W» M %& Hurrlcant '•. wa Editor I ve been tough on him." Lance said "I don't want anyone to sav l ve been giving him anything 1 While some get mad at people who say he's not 'I get mad at people students mav have been preparing a scholar " for final . xams Saturday, one who say he student was in Now York accept­ He said the class Is an indepen­ ing the 1986 Heisman Tropin dent study class since only two [Testaverde) is not a Award. • people are enrolled in the class He scholar.' But like the rest eef UM's also said Testaverde ha 'cms. vinny TesUverde still assignment due by the final exam has h. take finals. "I would like to have him Dr. .Jam."s Lance, associate this last assignment in so 'ha' hi professor Unlike manv UM students how- doesn't ge an IE gr.. •ver, tt.,. Hurricane's quarterback counts as an E," I.ance said week included an- Ability wise. Brownholt2 • thi Joan R lestaverde has dropped accept tins award. I don't accept Show and Hob Hope's Christmas even failed some, but he this for myself alone I accept for Special in Los Angeles last night all people ,vho helped mak* He share of A's and H's. dream come i: '' to school Although he's had a mediocre iia for practice today and tomorrow academic career, he said Te. • The second place winner, Paul then leaver for New york' erde's grade point average has •aimer of Temple than again tomorrow night f - r fallen beiow a l..)00 points behind Testaverde quel at the. Marriott Marquis Testaverde. i now taking 12 Brian Bosworth of Oaklahoma where he will officially ri credits - three classes in he knew he > ng to rophy, according to John Hahn e.f win because, he wa I 1 M major (physical therapy, exercise rmation science and sport studies) and one player. B; Friday, the first dav of finals business class. "I wasn't nervous because I lestaverd. will he back in Miami Brownholtz said that despite, the. knew I didn't have to go up there If he takes to them [finals) as rumors. Testaverde will be in •""J sav anything," he said. well as he. takes to cameras, he'll school next semester "Based on his performance all ;>" fin'•." said Dr. Joseph Brown- Testaverde said after the award there's no doubt in mv mind ' restaverde's advisor and ceremony in New York that that Vinny should win this'award s-rofessor. getting a degree is important to — he deserves it," Bosworth said Although TesUverde has been at him and his family and that he will About the Oaklahome Miami Miami for five years, he still will concentrate on his studies. matchup earlier in the year Bos­ not have the required credits to be worth said: "I said down in Miami "Because of all mv preoccupa­ III give Vinny the award and able to graduate with a degree in tions outside ol school it1* hard bul Mav "'' aid i" • graduation date should give us the victory but • I m going to work mv tail off he got both " ne.-... said "111 defin.ii. . ,.. (Above i Vmin Testaverde , "'""•'•"hee::/ because d Sam Jankovich, UM's athletii shires the jo% „f w , ,Vfrde gree." inilinK he ha 1 majors director said the award will heh, Heisman Trophy with his ra­ ''r" • n al I'M • recruit new people ther, Al. (Right) Testaverde, I restaverde's profes In front of a standing room only I think the Heisman award and I'aul Palmer or Temple Uni­ . Ion therapy crowd in the Heisman Room ol the. the eeutstanding successes of the Downtown Athletic Club. Testa*. terotball team and the comradery versity and Brian Bosworth ilnes Lance, used to be a head erde was the first University of that it has, the team concept, can:t of the University of Oklaho­ I roach. But that doesn't Miami player to receive the Heis­ help but excite othi peopli thai ma (left to right), all Heismnn ! (Ins es wh^r," Ih.v'd like to plav ' ''• . trett- man Trcwhy. . oil,.,;.- f.»,r l».,le •• * ,*ri(fi<.",il

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side nt EdVe te II Miami's campaign is the t.nk l 192 million philanthropic world W McLai •rid ' ty's fundraising can,: e:hairman of the UM Board of rrustees and cam I . I percent of the S-lOo chairperson "This sue eet tribute lee the pi The announcer .luring the con\ businesses, foundation: and organizations of • • nl ving UM's 60th anniversary. I lorida. who have given generously to further thi npaign's figures were made public in University's goals." he said .upporting curn the University had raised $271 million. In the past five month, alone, major , imitments to tl included James I . knight's lead trust of $56 million, Ote also said the Un, net worth has the Sylvester Foundation $27.5 milii nol alum from $263 million to $102 mil! build a cancer clinic, and the Knight Foundation titution, th proved almost every I i atoi eef $T, million to establl l four dist:- icultj :»>ssihle. ':•'. the! nd the insp i dramatic being the I hairs th of the endowment, which in 1980 was $.">* "I fully expect the momentum of tl ng for the- • foi the first time this year, in continue." McLamore said, and predicted 1 .emplt x, the Hi i ... said. continuing success will have ma; dinary success ol Ity ol implications in fulfilling the- board of RSMAS known worldwide! No 9as- water for building By DANIELLE MCELHAM Y Smith, recently retired and populations on comn iu KAREN ri.AM Mali flier H iter serving as consultant to Planet M i H can, said he views the school ana the Atlantic Gamefish 1 he i ..f Miami's i. i pioneer in service to South I oundation, a private |nt< Rosenstiel School 'if Marine' Florida group, joined forces'.!, ene' and Atmospheric Science Is "We IRSMASj established an ago and have been WOI recognized by scientists interest in local, state and together ever sin ' worldwide as one of the top international marine four institutes for marine conservation long bet According to hatch. science research and graduate anyone else thought of it." ir Liz Clar: when : • training. Smith said. "We did studies on relationship is simple foundation provides the t UM debate team wins Locally, the school is gaining water pollution, helped with i identally the development of Key and RSMAS provides tie a reputation for its dedication research. As a result per buildin • ITV ice and fee' Biscayne and maintained ource tacilitl biological studies ol i se ayne se;ientists get le. studv national tournament .1 \s has bei rt located on H.iv that have helped the which in turn ate set frei I the beach at Virginia • community for years " I aught by the ar. g the- the Mi imi Today, RSMAS ' We're trying to figui lim and the National I xperimental Fish Hate . I what i auses fluctuatioi anographic and an example of science' serving peculations, both physil a il Atmospheric Administration, the local community chemical, in an attempt to for I In an attempt to understand understand how those I Dan RSMAS' founder, Dr. Walton the impact of diet in fish e an effect fishing." Clark said id bu' •i the resie.' - t M

Library remains open during break ;i ai i • am ebeat I irm The first floor of the Richter All cafeterias will close, alter students can stav in Mahon Lihr.irv will stay open 2-1 hours a dinner on Dec IS, except the' [bis, e.r Hecht Residential I intil 11 p.m. which will close after lunch the dents living in thi V, Ith tl on Saturit. following dav . .ii e ampus for free i It will remain open 2 1 hours ,i Students living in residential lid , ain from Sunday through colleges and in Mahon. dorms will open foi -.pring I at s p in «en must check out bv noon oi )ec. 18, hut it will be open during Ian 14, and Ial • ".ik ^ f •••• eef $280, • Page 2 Tuesdav. Dec. 9, 1986 THE MIAMI HURRICANE NEWS Update

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION: A Today meeting with readings from the Bible and Mary Thursday GRADUATE ACTIVITY FEE ALLOCATION Baker Eddy's Scienca and Health with Kay to the HURRICANE WRESTLING CLUB: Wrestling will COMMITTEE: A meeting will be held at 2 p.m. at Scriptures will be held at 6 p.m. at 1115 Levante be held from 8-9:30 p.m. at the Lane Recreation BRIEFS St. University Center 205. , Center. Study Abroad In England offered FENCING CLUB: Fencing will be held from 8-10 FENCING CLUB: Fencing will be held from 8-10 The University of Miami International Exchange Programs p.m. at the Lane Recreation Center. Wednesday p.m. at the Lane Recreation Center. Office will hold a meeting with Dr. Jim Hughs, director of Inter­ STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE: AIKIDO CLUB: A meeting will be held from 8-10 A meeting for students, alumni, faculty and CIRCLE K CLUB: A meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. at the Lane Recreation Center. national Programs at University of Kent, Canterbury, England at administrators interested in the Health Center will p.m. at University Center 233. 4 p.m. Monday at Ashe Building 621. be held at 4:30 p.m. at the Health Center. Hughs will speak on and provide information about a UM HURRICANE WRESTLING CLUB: Wrestling will HONORS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: A meet­ Friday study program with the University of Kent. be held from 8-9:30 p.m. at The Lane Recreation ing will be held at 7 p.m. in Hecht Residential HILLEL: Shabbat services will be held at 6:30 For more information, contact Dr. Steve Stein at 284-4303. •Center. College classroom. p.m. at the Hillel Foundation, 1100 Stanford Dr Nobel laureate to teach workshop University of Miami professor and Nobel laureate Isaac Bash­ evis Singer will teach an intercessional Professional Writing -all Workshop (English 595) from Jan. 5-9. PERRINE PERRINE The three-credit course will focus on manuscript preparation, writing skills for specific markets, letters of inquiry, proposals GOOD/YEAR for fiction and non-fiction projects, marketing a manuscript, and devices for creating an extended manuscript. The course is of­ fered to graduate and undergraduate students. For more information, contact Clarice Teboe in the School of YEAR END CLEARANCE! Continuing Studies at 284-4000. Rebuilt Engines In Stock Choir to present gospel music ALL TIRES ON SALE — Long Blocks — The University of Miami student singing organization Inspi­ EAGLE GT RADIALS Ford 351W $775 w/exh. ration will present a concert titled "Black Music in Historical Per­ Pontiac 301 $775 w/exh. spective" at 7 p.m. Thursday at Brockway Hall. P215/65RX15 O.W.L. W re* Mai- Toyota Landcruiser $775 w/exh. The choir, under the direction of UM student Terence Clay­ ton, will present a variety of choral works, including contempo­ e Chosen for the rary gospel selections. Indianapolis Pace Car Used Engines For more information, contact James Saunders at 284-2855. e Gas-Saving steel belted radial construction Not Rebuilt Ski Fest offered In Vermont e Big footprint, aggressive — As Is — tread Killington Ski Resort, located in the central Vermont Ski ar­ e Outline white letter Buick 350 $200 w/exh. ea, is hosting Intercollegiate Ski Fest '87 from Dec. 19-23. Ford 302 $400 w/exh. The program, sponsored by Chevrolet and Miller Lite Beer, Installation Available! will feature alpine events including a ski rally, modified giant sla­ lom challenge race and skiathalon, as well as social activities. $ 95 CARS — $225 Vacation packages, which include lodging, lift tickets and P205/70RX14 O.W.L. 94 reg.M22» Trucks & Vans Call For Quotes breakfast and dinner, cost between $183-$423 per person. Fits Camaros — Firebirds — 280ZX * Towing Available * For more information, contact Dick Courcelle at 1-800-372- Call for Quotes On Other Sizes 2007. —LINDA J. ZIPPER EAGLE VR RADIALS P255/50VRX15 •229" ,.„. e25«- Complete Automotive Services Community Newspapers Fits New Corvettet Available For Import & Domestic is seeking two part-time phone solicitors to set up appoint­ P245/50VRX16 *22495 reg.'250" ments for our salespeople to see. Brakes & Front End Fits IROC Camaros 4x4 & Ford l-Beam Our office Is in South Miami, P225/60VRX15 $159'sreg.«182» Alignments Our Specialty rm M„.,M>( or • Engine & Transmissions Repaired/Rebuilt just a few blocks from campus. Similar savings on other sizes — call for Complete Air Conditioning Service I^ Ahl,t8 ar? Pre«er»'>y available. The first shift is from quote Custom Wheels 9:00-12:00, and the secod shift is trom 1:00-5:00. All tires en sale. Quantltl.i Limited. This salaried position requires that you be persistent, communicative, and not PERRINE PERRINE atraid ot people telling you "no." GOOD/YEAR It you are not a self-starter, this position is not tor you. For more information: call Michael Miller at 665-8214. 17110 S.Dixie Hwy. 253-2704

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OPINION I Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1986 Page 6 The Miami Hurricane UM laurels good but Fall 1986: term of protest not enough to sit on Unfortunately, students ap­ of the library has created a Today, another semester passel of trouble for the Uni­ comes to a close at the parently felt the parking issue By TIM HUEBNER we have come without realizing University of Miami. Feisty was not worthy of any real versity, which was caught how far we still have yet to go. spirits demonstrated by both Editorial protest other than the epidem­ with its pants down. UM was Last week, the University of UM is still a long way from students and administrators ic nonpayment of tickets. claiming to be on the way to Miami celebrated its 60th anni­ attaining its goals. gave the term a little excite­ The Graduate School, on the academic greatness with one versary. In the aftermath of this The Otto G. Richter Library, ment. The Miami Hurricane and an underfunded Otto G. other hand, has been fighting hand and systematically un- historic occasion, perhaps it is as I am sure we all know by hopes that excitement can be Richter. Library. The Hurri tooth and nail for its life. The derfunding the library with fitting to dis­ now, is woefully deficient in generated into a useful con­ cane is glad to see these disintegration of its admitting the other. cuss how far several areas and does not reflect glomeration of activity. clashes have occurred; they and registering powers, a de­ Undergraduate Student Body our fine uni­ a commitment by UM adminis­ Students have often por­ demonstrate an apparently in­ creasing amount of garduatc Government senators passed versity has trators to academic excellence. trayed administrators as mon­ creased interest on the part of student housing and lack of a out leaflets and stickers at the come in this Progress is essential in this area. ey-grubbing autocrats lacking students about the workings of permanent dean are shameless anniversary celebrations, pro­ short period of The graduate school, the any sort of compassion for their University. actions taken by the Universi­ testing the condition of the time and, more strength of which is key to this them. The "money-grubbing ty that graduate studenu are library. importantly, or any top university, has suf­ The Hurricane has published fighting to counteract. autocrats," on the other hand, Clearly. UM studenu are not where it seems fered continually in the last few have sometimes intimated that several opinion articles during Graduate students demon­ to be headed in years at the hands of administra­ UM students are impractical, the semester criticizing the strated at the 60th anniversary in a late 1960s "let's burn the future. tive budget cutters. Most recent­ spoiled sun-worshipers who new parking code — a plan of the University about the down a building" mode of There is cer­ ly, graduate housing has been don't know that for a universi­ which makes the nifty change lack of housing and are becom­ demonstrating. They probably tainly no ques­ significantly cut and the stan­ ty to be successful, it must of giving students two gratis ing upset over the dilution of never will be. tion that UM dards for naming graduate facul­ make money. tickets but does nothing to the graduate faculty. A propos­ However, the Hurricane be­ lieves clashing with adminis­ Huebner has made ty may decline. This kamikaze For both groups, the truth is address the overall lack of al before the faculty senate greatstrides since its founding 60 course on which the administra­ parking spaces. Provost Luis would make just about every trators can only help them and probably far less extreme than the University as a whole. years ago. As an institution, we tion has set the graduate school the other side claims. Glaser, the paper believes, professor and his brother a have survived the hurricane of quickly needs to be halted. should not have devised a new member of the group, although Voicing opinions as loudly as However, the different possible assures that notice 1926, bankruptcy in the Great Simple academic standards, views have brought clashes plan during his first few senators insist that was not the Depression, a world war and the such as the level of difficulty and over a serious lack of parking, months at UM (especially intention. will be taken, even if action is still-present problem of effec­ diversity of course offerings, fall a crumbling Graduate School without consulting students). The poor relative treatment not always Uken. tively dealing with the sinful, short of other major institutions sordid image of the city of and threaten to keep UM from Miami. attaining the level of academic Most recently. President Ed­ excellence that it would like. ward T. Foote II arrived on the At 60, UM can be proud of its scene and, although he has accomplishments thus far. How­ encountered some opposition to ever, it cannot be complacent his plans, has begun to put UM and expect the progress to on the road to greatness. We are continue without persistent ef­ now a "global university" with a fort. new logo and a new image to go with it. According to Time magazine, we are one of those Tim Huebner, a junior major­ "hot colleges on the climb." ing in history, is an opinion However, let us not get so columnist for The Miami Hurri­ caught up in celebrating how far cane. Humbug ... it's Xmas

By ANDY SHIPE naughty are a hell of lot more interesting to write about). Christmas. It's that time of These, then, are my stocking year again. stutters for \986. The time of year when televi­ To : An auto­ sion is saturated with the same graphed copy of How I Laughed j inane Christ- All the Way to the Bank by j mas specials Richard Nixon. j you've seen To Steve fireeser, an editor ot umpteen times Undertow, -a • campus literary before. (My fa- magazine: A copying machine vorite is How with an inexhaustible source of the Grinch paper. Stole Christ­ mas; I root for To Marriott Inc.: A can of the Grinch.) Black Flag or a large snake that The time of doesn't like tacos. year when you To : A motor can go to a scooter with training wheels. „.. department To the Otto G. Richter Library: Letters to the Editor 5,n,pe store and hear Something it doesn't already the same inane jingles you've have — a book not written by heard umpteen times before, as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. you wrestle three women for the To President Edward T. Foote last Rudolph the Red-Nosed II: What do you give the man Junior: writer got facts only Reindeer Night-Light for your who has everything, and who little brother (who'll break it wouldn't let Santa land on his To the Editor: roof anyway? particular senior level psycholo­ major and has not attended this research and studies which are Dec. 26). It is said that people who live gy course offered to undergradu­ particular class. performed in the field of psy­ And of course, it's the time of To anyone who wants it: The in glass houses should not throw ates. January 1987 issue of Playboy. chology. He brings this knowl­ year when you can pick up a stones. If this sutement holds One of Huebner's complaints is edge of research to class and newspaper and read a column We at the Hurricane should be true then it is safe to assume that This course was singled out as that many departments do not done with it by Christmas. relates experimenU to topics that some illiterate wrote about a person should not criticize an example of poor quality offer a wide variety of courses. within the text. Christmas. Who am I to break To Hurricane staff columnists: matters concerning the educa­ because: it requires no essay However, this psychology course with tradition? Besides, the only tests, it requires only three This course teaches various Four cunning lawyers, three tional system at our university if has not been taught in recent theories of learning which cover thing I do like Santa Claus for, French breads, two cans of mace he lacks full knowledge of his objective tests and because only years and has just now been besides giving me a topic for this one text is listed on the syllabus all areas of the psychology of and a partridge in a pear tree. topic. offered because its subject mat­ learning. A reason that no essays column, is frightening small • I am writing in response to for the course. ter is important in the field of children in shopping malls. are written, which require a Andy Shipe, a junior majoring certain parts of an article by Tim I am currently enrolled in this psychology. student to side with a particular So I've made a list, checked it in English and mathematics,is an Huebner which criticized the particular psychology course, theory, is that the professor twice and found out who's opinion columnist for The Miami academic quality of the Universi­ Although no essays are re­ and I would like to enlighten a quired, and there is only one wants the students to keep open naughty and nice (because the Hurricane. ty of Miami. This article pointed certain Miami Hurricane colum­ minds. out the "bad" qualities of a text, the course is taught by a nist, who is not a psychology professor who has knowledge of Does this Hurricane columnist know what an open mind is? From what I read in his column every Tuesday, I don't think so. STAFF Author's remark irks student The only reason I am writing Th« Miami Humcan« is published semiweokty during the regular academic year, and is this article is that I feel that I written and edited by undergraduate students at the University of Miami. This publication To the Editor: Michener wasn't referring to have more knowledge on this does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the University's trustees, faculty My curiosity was certainly Considering the amount of subject than the columnist. I am or administration. "maneuverabilty" as the physi­ thinkers who are conservative, c 1986 by the University of Miami whetted by the article in the last cal ability to move objects, not commenting on other parts r such a sutement seems indica­ 1986 by fhe University of Miami's undergraduate student body issue of The Miami Hurricane which seems to decrease as of his article because I don't have about James Michener, especial­ tive of someone in isolation from enough information to do so. much with liberals as conserva­ any of those who hold his own MARIL YN GAR A TEIX ROLAND S. MEDINA ly by his quote, "If you are a tives in the process of aging. Huebner could uke a lesson Editor in Chief Business Manager staunch conservative at 20, ideology, and clearly issues from from this. where does that leave you at 60? Did he therefore mean that one who well fiu the decription of an ideologue. I have only one piece of advice It certainly doesn't leave room only liberals posess the ability to for Huebner: everyone is igno­ Managing Editor Juan Carlos Coto manipulate people to achieve News Editor Debbie Morgan for maneuverability." I'm sure rant about many things, but only much of the content of the certain objectives? Are conserva­ It is always quite interesting to the truly ignorant claim to know Associate News Editor Karan Plave interview had to be left out to fit tives therefore more stupid than see what new epithets liberals Assistant News Editors Olympia Ross what they do not. Writing space requirements. As it is, I'm liberals? Or is this a left-handed come up with to apply to unfounded but controversial gar­ Mara Donation tantalized by what is not ex­ compliment to the honesty and conservatives, especially when Opinion Editor Patrick McCreery bage may make you popular (or plained about the word "maneu­ straightforwardness of conserva­ the words used show such unpopular as the case may be) in Entertainment Editor David A. Batan verability." tives? narrowmindedness (could that Assistant Enterteinment Editor Rick Munarriz be the word Michener meant?). a college newspaper, but in the Sports Editor Jeff Tromberg "Maneuver" is used as a verb It appears from the context of Perhaps I'll send the phrase real world you will probably be Asst. Sports Editor John Stoltenborg and a noun; in each use there are the article that Michener. was "lack of maneuverabilty" to the out of a job. Your facu are Copy Editors Line Lopez three main definitions, which using the lack of maneuverabili­ Conservative Book Club, so oth­ straight, but you really don't Erin Murphy boil down to either scheming or ty as a negative description of ers can enjoy it. undersUnd much about your Laura Plaia moving people or things from conservative thinkers (he Anight subject matter. Think before you Photo Editor Robert Duyos one position to another, whether think the latter phrase ojtymo- write. physically or mentally. I'm sure Deborah Levi, Richard Shlfman. Assistant Photo Editor Beth Keiser ronic.) graduate student Newsbriefs Editor Linda Zipper junior Cartoonists Any a Cliff on Natalie Holtom Robert Vazquez Charles Vignola Production Manager Dodd Clasen Asst. Production Manager William Yonkowski Herald Manager. John Lubs Classifieds Manager Erike Angulo Circulation Manager Kurt Hall Senior Advisor Bruce Gerrison Financial Advisor Raymonde Bilger Staff Coordinator , Pam Hernandez

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BATAN of pigskin, but recently, another [the UM group] will be Hurricane Entertainment Editor student represented this "Harvard of the South" in terms of human the winner or the This past semester, the Stu­ Commentary skin — his. runner-ups.' dent Activity Fee Allocation Senior Alex Rodriguez will be Jack Lewin, president and Committee once again sur­ one of five men featured on in a prised several organizations nationally distributed, beefcake executive producer of Ms. and clubs with financial cut­ poster calender. Miami pageant backs. Some complained pub­ to capacity. With the release of the Touch­ licly, while others just strug­ For Homecoming, the com­ stone movie Tough Guys, which gled on. Some were barely able mittee was able to book Berlin stars such classic tough guys as women in the country. It annually to function with the cutbacks: — a much better choice than Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster, provides up to $5 million to its others took the high road and last year's Otis Day and the the movie's promoters began their contestants, strictly for academic surpassed expectations. Knights of Animal House fame. nationwide quest to find "tough and educational purposes. Berlin was such a success that guys" to be featured In a promo­ "I entered because of the schol­ One such organization that arship money." Sauder said, "and remained high and dry was the the committee was forced to tional calendar. actually turn students away. Schools like the University of because this is an official Ms. Student Entertainment Com­ America preliminary which means mittee. California at Berkeley, Columbia, It seemed that SEC could not Michigan SUte, Ohio State and th8t your talent Is worth 50 Beginning the semester with ask for anything better. UM were among those which held percent and the swimsuit, inter­ a 20 percent cut in its proposed * But it could. preliminary contests in October. view and beauty (competitions) budget of $120,000. SEC re­ There have been problems in It was Rodriguez's physique are worth the other 50 percent. turned with its perpetual SEC beyond the initial budget which impressed the Judges at the "There isn't that same attitude promise to improve on-campus cut of $20,000. One of the contest held in UM's Rathskeller, as in other pageants," said Sauder, entertainment. But this semes­ biggest problems is a long­ winning him first place and a an opera-applied voice major. "It s ter, one thing stood out. SEC standing one between the com­ chance to compete in the final ERIC COCKS/HurHcane Staff ROBERT DleTOS/Hurricon* Staff to promote talent, scholarship and made good on that promise. mittee and the student body: competition. beauty — not just beauty." Within the first three months namely, the commuter stu­ "I really didn't expect to win. Rodriguez Calvert In addition to the scholarship of this semester, chairperson dents' lack of participation. I'm not much of a tough guy," said money, the Ms. Miami winner will Mitch Morales and his commit­ the 23-year-old Rodriguez, speak­ majoring in general business man­ By ROLAND S. MEDINA be involved in many community tee have brought more concert This semester, SEC received ing of his initial success at the Rat. agement, maintains a 3.6 GPA and Hurricane Business Manager projects, appearances and promo­ excitement to campus in one $6.66 from each student's "My friends talked me Into it." hopes to earn an MBA degree at tions. . t semester than in recent memo­ $74.42 student activity fee. The friendly persuasion which either Harvard or Yale. As one University of Miami "I feel that Ms. Miami should be ry- Only five other organizations led to that win also led to the According to one of Rodriguez's student was being recognized as an excellent representative of the receive more money: (in re­ photo session after the contest at classmates, the black-haired, the best in his field of endeavor in city of Miami," said Calvert. "I Simply Red was brought in verse order) student publica­ for the freshman orientation the Rat. The photos were then sent brown-eyed calendar boy may be New York, six other UM students like to meet people, and I feel that tions, selected student organi­ to Los Angeles, where Touchstone unconsciously affecting female were busily preparing to excel in it would be important, as Ms. concert, a fine choice and a zations and programs. Campus good way to both welcome the executives made the final decision. GPAs. another field: beauty and talent. Miami, to serve the community as Sports and Recreation and the Seniors Becky Calvert, Jennifer newest members of the Univer­ Federation of Sports clubs, As luck — or looks — would "There are two girls in class best you can." sity of Miami community and University Center amortization have It, Rodriguez was chosen as who spend the entire class period Sauder and Charlotte Krarup, ju­ Calvert, a telecommunications introduce them, as well as the and inter-collegiate athletics. one of five national winners for just staring at him," said senior niors Rebecca Stanier and Wendy major, believes she possesses the rest ot the school, to what was the calendar Vivian Machado. "I mentioned it Pedersen, and sophomore Jackie wherewithal to place well. to become a semester of suc­ SEC has a definite place on "My pictures were sent, and I to him once, but he just ignores Sorkih were selected to be among "All the other girls are really cess after success. campus, and tt has worked filled out a written interview, them. the 11 finalists for the 1986 Ms. beautiful and talented, but I hard this semester to reestab­ which the judges were going to "You'd expect him to be stuck Miami Pageant scheduled for Dec. think I have a good chance.' Following on the heels of the lish Itself as an excellent source read," recalls Rodriguez. "With up about the whole thing, but he 10 at the Gusman Cultural Center Calvert admitted. "With a good Simply Red concert, which of Inexpensive, quality enter­ guys from over 100. universities for the Performing Arts in Down­ showing in the interview and tainment. It should strengthen just laughs," she said. offered the students the added competing, I was really surprised Junior Leigh Pettigrew, also a town Miami. talent portion of the contest, I spectacle of the unscheduled these ties by trying harder to (to win). Jack Lewin, president and exec­ might do well." wedding of one of the band's involve the whole UM commu­ classmate of his, called him*'a very Rodriguez ts modest about his sweet guy" and also pointed out utive producer of the pageant, has While Calvert enjoys all the roadies, was a joint effort with nity. win. The new "tough guy" is aesthetic qualities to look pleasant the Rathskeller Advisory Board anxious to keep his success under how down-to-earth Rodriguez is. high expectations for the UM OffP™*B"' '"""* c°metly Laff. One possible solution would wraps. This may prove challeng­ "He isn't conceited at all, even contingency. in a bathing suit and an evening be to make commuters aware ing, since the calendar, which after winning the contest ... I "With the exception of one or gown, she also maintains a 3.56 two other girls. said Lewin."I OPA and aees the pageant as a Both presentations were that by not participating In features all six teat and 223 wouldn't mind a date wilh him. these events, they are literally pounds ot him, has Just been not ar all." think that any of them |the UM challenge rather than an ego well-received but were only throwing their money away; nationally released. Unfortunately for Pettigrew, a group] will be the winner or the booster. building blocks for the return another possibility would be to "I'm pleased with the finished shy Rodriguez hinted he had a runner-ups." "I'm not looking at it as strictly of a strong SEC; the popularity offer special incentives to com­ product, but my hair is too long in special girl but gave no specifics. The winner will receive $1,000 a beauty pageant, added Calvert. of its planned events seemed to muters. the picture. I like It real short,' he A Corvette and a red Doberman in scholarship money, a wardrobe "It's a contest of discipline, per­ continue to increase. The Spin A third alternative would be said. pinscher are Rodriguez's passions. valued between $2,500-$3,000, a sonality, talent and intellectual magazine expo brought two to improve the span of enter­ "The calendar looks a bit slea­ And so is bodybuilding. He claims necklace, a spa membership and ability. relatively unknown bands to tainment offered by the com­ zy," he admitted. "My friends a 26-inch leg circumference, a cosmetics. The requirements for the pag­ UM, but it also brought the mittee, but Morales seems in­ haven't teased me, but I want to 31-inch waist and a 50-inch chest. The Ms. Miami Pageant is a eant include that contestants have popular college band The Call. tent on realizing that goal. keep things quiet." Yet modesty prevails. non-profit organization that is a a high school diploma Of the 11 The concert was filled nearly Congratulations. But brains and brawn are not "The hardest part of being a subsidiary of the Ms. America women participating this year, mutually exclusive. Rodriguez, tough guy is being nice ... it's hard Pageant which provides one of the only one isn't in college or sometimes," he said. largest scholarship programs for graduated from college. 'Til Tuesday 'Welcome Home' success on road

By RICK MUNARRIZ stop seeing each other. However, Keeping with the theme of most Hurricane Auistant Entertainment Editor through what Pesce called, "pro­ of 'Til Tuesday's songi, "Lover's fessional and humanly wise" be­ Day" manifests a hideously silent Bands like Aerosmith and The havior, they managed to keep their bitterness of broken relationships. Cars have added to the flavor of musical relationship intact. Pesce attributes that to Mann, , extending somewhat be­ The band's hard work and who writes most of the band's yond the more traditional flavors dedication finally paid off with a compositions. of tea, baked beans or cream pie. CBS record contract, which even­ "She's by no means a 'gloom 'Til Tuesday, yet another suc­ tually launched the release of its and doom' kind of gal," Pesce said. cessful band from the capital of first record, . After "It's just Aimee's way of commu­ Massachusetts, is beginning to stir the success of the album's title nicating." some of its own spices into the old track, the foursome entered the In enveloping the band with her Boston recipe. studio to record Welcome Home, own brand of lyrical harshness, Ever since the quartet's birth 'Til Tuesday's follow-up. Mann has also involuntarily swept nearly four years ago, singer/bass­ Avoiding the pressure that usu­ the spotlight from Pesce, Hausman ist 's vision of what a ally accompanies a successful de­ and Holmes — a fact that Mann's band should be has been walking but, the band worked on produc­ male counterparts have learned to hand in hand with reality. ing a solid album rather than deal with. In Jan. 1983, Mann began to individual hits. "We all contribute a hell of a lot, recruit members for the band. "We didn't try to make a hit on but every group has to have a Immediately deciding on bassist this album," Pesce explained. "It focal point, and Aimee's elected," Michael Hausman, whom she had was purely, 'Well, what's going to Pesce said. been dating, she would eventually sound good.' If it does the job, it Despite the attention Mann gets run Into guitarist Robert Holmes does it. over the rest of the band, they are at a party and call up keyboardist It did. still a group, and they set to prove Joey Pesce whom she had known With "What About Love?" it through excessive touring. previously. flooding the airwaves over the Their current tour, which finds A week before their first gig, past few months, "Coming Up them coming down the East Coast, they all suggested band names and Close," and "Lover's Day," prom­ has not neglected South Florida. finally decided on 'Til Tuesday. ise similar results. Dec. 17 brings 'Til Tuesday to Fort "It came out of the blue," The latter, penned by Pesce, can Lauderdale's Button South for a keyboardist Joey Pesce said during be interpreted on two levels. On show which Pesce refers to as a telephone interview. "The allit­ the first, it's about two people in a "calm" in comparison to other eration felt good, and it just relationship trying desperately to concerts. 'Til Tuesday (from left): Joey Pesce, Michael Hausman, Aimee Mann and sounded like what we wanted the salvage it. On a broader level, it "We just try to reflect and show Robert Holmes band to sound." deals with relationships between the mood of the songs while In the course of the band's first couples, families and even coun­ reproducing the sound on the In catering to the crowd's ears, year, Hausman and Mann would tries. album as accurately as possible." happy for a long time. themselves, we have accomplished 'Til Tuesday hopes to keep its fans "As long as the audience enjoys our purpose," Pesce said. Holiday season films bring forth good cheer, bad spirits By LENGE L. HONG of sinks), Comfort and Joy (about You're not happy. We're not 10-year-olds of all ages. Hurricane Stall Writer a hapless Glasgow disc jockey happy,' " he recites. "No? 'I've old, and it's boring and it's sugary Set "far" in the future, an evil enough to make you sick. Worst of caught in the crossfire of an ice changed. You've changed. We've protectorate has gained control of The Christmas season tradition­ cream war), and the well-liked changed'?" all, Solarbabies commits a heinous Reviews the small amount of water left on crime — the end is obvious ally means three things in terms of Gregory's Girl, which introduced Mary moves out on her own, this planet. A group of roller-skat­ moviegoing: big names, big bud­ us to John Gordon-Sinclair. leaving Allan alone and lonely. practically before the end of the ing, sweet-faced teenagers with opening credits. gets and big bucks. Gordon-Sinclair was an awk­ Soon he comes to the conclusion names like Terra, Medron and Tug In the rush of fantasy epics and ward, gangly teenager when he that.'The only happy people I is Earth's last chance. The action scenes are tame and unexciting. The costumes (imagine cheesy sequels, a small gem like portrayed Forsythe's love-sick kid know are Idiots. I don't want to be confection; this film is curious and The kids' mission is to rescue Scotland's The Girl in the Picture from the Glasgow suburbs; since happy. I want to be miserable delightful. Doberman pinschers with flash­ Bodhi, a glowing white ball from lights mounted on their fore­ (directed by Cary Parker) could then, the loveable geek has grown with you." And it's sad to think that such a outer space that can make things easily get overlooked — and that into a lanky, charming, and attrac­ Gordon-Sinclair hasn't lost his heads), set and vehicles are comi­ fresh, quirky little treasure may be green again. cally impractical. would be a shame. tive young man. And as Allan, The refreshingly unaffected appeal, lost in the holiday shuffle, a victim The cast includes Lukas Haas This modest, gloriously original Girl's upwardly-mobile photogra­ and he's supported by a similarly of zero promotion apd lousy (who played the little Amish boy As for the performers, the Scottish filmmaking community pher, he's still awkward, still charming cast: like Gregory's Gin, distribution; for it is, more so than in Witness), who here seems to Solarbabies seem like they are has a history of little gems — love-sick, and still loveable. The Girl is quietly funny and at least two thirds of the "holiday" have mastered that vacant, open- fresh out of an old Walt Disnev films marked by their low bud­ But Allan has a problem: He gently offbeat — a tender tongue- movies, desperately worth seeing. mouthed grin. television movie of the week. gets, little-known actors and ap­ can't find a way to explain to his in-cheek look at love in its many Alan Johnson (Mel Brooks' To stages. Indeed, along with the wit, • • * Be or Not to Be) directed this pealing sense of whimsy. beautiful, talented girlfriend Mary This film borrows liberally from They have consistently present­ (Irina Brook) that he wants her to one senses a great deal of genuine montrosity and once again proves affection in The Girl, right down By RODNEY ASCHER others, primarily the Mad Max that he really doesn't have a knack ed moviegoers "across the pond" move out of his apartment. Hurricane Staff Writer movie trilogy, but oddly lacks any with such playfully odd pieces as He rehearses speeches for his to the lovingly composed photog­ for this son 0f thing. This film is raphy. of their energy or excitement. (justifiably) doomed plavina Bill Forsythe's That Sinkinp, Feel­ boss, who's obsessed with a dying Solarbabies is a boring, ludi­ ing (about the theft of a truckload houseplant ." 'I'm not happy The result Is an odd-but-sweet against the science-fiction epic crous science-fiction adventure for It's dry, and its stiff, and it's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home I ' THE MIAMI HURRICANE Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1986 Page 9

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PRIZES • RAFFLES Limited Seating. Be There Early! » SPORTS \ Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1986 Page 10 The Miami Hurricane North Carolina teaches UM a lesson of the basketball-playing Hurricane* as well. Miami's we're playing, part of It's being young and part of It s By MIKE BERARDINO What Smith eventually instructed his troops to do going through some growing up off the floor. I m not Special to (he Hurricane in the second half was to "practice some things." favorite defense apparently isn't Ote man-to-man or "I told them not to let up, to build good habits," the zone, but rather "the ole." As in "uh, oh, here real happy about a whole lot except that it got over. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Saturday, the University Smith said. "We haven't practiced a zone (defense) all comes Kenny Smith on a drive, better get out of the of Miami's basketball team paid a visit to the world's year, so we tried It for three plays In the second half. All-American's way. Ole!" As for his Impressions of the massive Smith largest schoolhouse. The session lasted 40 minutes, We just did it in a game instead of in practice." "For a while, I tried to keep count of the number Center, Foster said, "It's unbelievable. It's got but the lesson learned should linger much longer. For all intents and purposes, the Miami "game" of times UM gave up fast-break lay-ups after made everything. The professor emeritus was named Dean Smith, was no more than a dress rehearsal for when the big baskets, one of the game's cardinal sins," Kenny "We brought about 12 or 15 people up here, and and the schoolhouse bears his name. His prize pupils boys start coming down the pike next January. Smith said. "Soon, I became bored and stopped they took a tour of the building this morning," Foster patrolled the hardwood with alarming ease, passing, Seem harsh? Sorry, but the Hurricanes deserve it. counting at 20. said. dribbling and shooting to near perfection while their Consider turnovers. The visitors had 21 of them, "I was really surprised at the margins because I guests, whose only notebook was stored in their and the majority were of the stupid variety. For know some of the Miami players. They're heady," "I wanted some people to see a game played in a collective psyche, were reduced to performing mere instance, there was Kevin Presto's two-hop bounce Kenny Smith said. "I don't think they were in awe or building like this with an environment like this. imitations of the real thing. pass into the lane that a surprised Curtis Hunter anything. But in the early going, they were a little Maybe when they get back, they'll mash some Yes, that's what basketball the Carolina way is all picked up and fed to Kenny Smith downcourt for an bit, not in awe, but I'd say shaky. I think our buttons and get to work on some things," said Foster, about, and the latest edition of the Tar Heel hoopsters easy jam. defensive pressure had a little bit to do with that." referring to his crusade for an on-campus arena for is doing a fine job of carrying on the tradition. The Shot selection. Any Hurricane who got the ball In all fairness to Miami and Coach Bill Foster, they his team. 122-77 drubbing the Hurricanes suffered before within a $5 cab ride of the basket invariably decided obviously need Tito Horford, who will be eligible to Thus, Hurricane fans can now say that on the 21,444 partisan witnesses in the Dean E. Smith to shoot the rock. Maybe these guys think extra play on Dec. 20. The 7-1, 250-pounder is the one impact player Foster's team needs to transcend same glorious December Saturday that Vinny Center was surprising only in light of the final points are awarded for degree of difficulty. Why else Testaverde won the Heisman Trophy, their basketball margin. would Dennis Burns and Eric Brown insist on doing mediocrity and rise to semi-prominence. Take Joe Wolf out of Dean Smith's arsenal, and the Tar Heels team pilgrimaged to Mecca and reached the "I never expected it would be like that," North Dominique Wilkins impressions on simple drives to mountaintops. Carolina Coach Dean Smith said when it was over. "I the hoop, often getting stuck in the process? Hey, might have only eked out a 30-point win. Insert could not imagine us running up that kind of Kevin, the three-point line is at 19*9", not 29'9". Horford into the Miami lineup, and there might have Mike Berardino is a sophomore at the University first-half score [72-37] against them. At halftime, the Defense. Or more accurately, what defense? Down been a margin in the teens. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an assistant | Carolina! coaches were waiting outside the locker in Miami, they called football player George Mira Jr. "We didn't play very well, to say the least," Foster sports editor for The Daily Tar Heel. room wondering what to say to the team." "the matador," but that nickname fits just about any said. "Part of it's maybe being intimidated by who Penn State, UM yet to practice By JEFF TROMBERG Tennessee did to them wouldn't work very well this Hurricane Sports Editor trip around." Paterno said he hasn't talked with Tennessee 'We have not looked at the With the Sunkist Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2 all that Coach John Majors because of a deal Majors and UM separates the No. 1 Hurricanes and No. 2 Penn State, Coach Jimmy Johnson made regarding the release of Miami-Tennessee picture yet, and I one might think that both teams would use all this Sugar Bowl films. time to prepare for each other. Paterno has been the coach at PSU for 21 years; don't even know whether I'm going But neither team has sat down and looked at game last year, he led the Nittany Lions to their third to do it. I've talked to some people films yet. national championship game in eight years. The Lions Miami has been preoccupied with the Heisman won 11 games during the 1985 regular season, only to who were at the game ... and I think Sunkist Fiesta Bowl Trophy, and Penn State has been busy with finals. lose 25-10 to Oklahoma in the Classic. Sure, all of that takes time, but both teams do plan to The Lions haven't practiced since their last that Miami learned its lesson down Tempe, Arizona get their practices In full swing in about a week. victory, which came against Pittsburgh, a team "We haven't started to prepare for Vinny Miami also defeated. Penn SUte is planning to their [in 1986 Sugar Bowl]. And (Testaverde) and UM's offense yet," said Penn State practice tomorrow, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Coach Joe Paterno. "We will look at the films soon." and break again for finals. Paterno said he is planning some of the things Tennessee did to As for looking at the last game Miami has lost, the on about 15 practices between now and game day. them would't work very well this 35-7 upset by Tennessee in last year's Sugar Bowl, "As of now, I'm optimistic we'll be in good shape," vs. Paterno added, "We have not looked at the Paterno said, "but there's some things that can trip around.' Miami-Tennessee picture yet, and I don't even know happen in the next three weeks." Penn State Head Coach Joe Paterno whether I'm going to do it. I've talked to some people He was referring to the possibility of more injuries who were at that game ... and I think that Miami to his team. The Lions have fared pretty well this No. 1 No. 2 learned its lesson down there. And some of the things year as far as injuries are concerned. The one compare them to PSU's Trey Bauer, a leading tackier exception that stands out is an injury suffered by PSU for Paterno. Miami Penn State quarterback John Shaffer. Paterno compared this year's Miami team to last (11-0) Paterno said that Shaffer's finger was just year's Oklahoma team. He said, "Defensively, they're (11-0) dislocated, not broken and that he has thrown the very similar. Offensively, it's a whole different football in the last few light workouts. Shaffer has ballgame. When we played Oklahoma, we were very led Penn State this year with close to 60 percent in confident. Testaverde and the Miami football team is pass completions. an entirely different ballgame offensively (as Kickoff O.J. Dozier Is PSU's other big offensive threat and compared to OU quarterback Jamelle Holieway and a finalist in this year's Heisman Trophy voting. OUI. Jan. 2,8:15 p.m According to Johnson, Testaverde's capture of the It's gonna be a lot tougher to take them out of Heisman will be a positive factor for the team and their ballgame than it was to take Oklahoma out of will add motivation, but it has been distracting. some things." "Now, that's out of the way and we can get down On Jan. 2, Paterno will get his chance to see if his to business and go about winning the national team will succeed. championship," Johnson said. As for television coverage, NBC announced that Testaverde, winner of the Camp trophy as the As for Miami, there are no injuries that are of real the original crew of Charlie Jones and former Miami nation's best college player. concern at this point. Dolphin Jimmy Cefalo will be joined by , Practices have been scheduled for the Hurricanes another former Dolphin. and Ahmad The Miami Touchdown Club gave out awards throughout the month. The team will practice today Rashad will do an on-site, pre-game show from 8 voted on by the coaching staff at its annual awards through Friday, resume Monday and continue p.m. until the 8:15 kickoff. dinner. The MVP award was selected by the players. through Dec. 22. A three-day vacation will follow. • • • The winners were: Jack Harding Memorial Trophy On Dec. 26, there will be one last home practice. On (MVP) — Testaverde; offensive back of the year — Dec. 27, there will be a morning practice followed by Several UM football players, as well as Coach fullback Alonzo Highsmith; receiver of the year — a flight to Tempe, Ariz., where the team will hold Jimmy Johnson, have received honors this week. Irvin; offensive lineman of the year — Rakoczy; practices until game day. On Saturday, Johnson was named 1986 Coach of defensive lineman of the year — Brown; linebacker of Paterno, with what he knows of UM, said his main the Year by the Walter Camp Football Foundation. the year — ; defensive back of the year concern is how Penn State's offense will compare to He now has a three-year record of 29-7 with the — Blades; Hard-hitter Award — defensive end Dan UM's defense. Hurricanes. He was selected "because he possesses Stubbs; special teams player of the year — Bubba "The defense obviously doesn't get the kind of the ability to inspire outstanding performances by the McDowell; strength trainer of the year — offensive credit they should get because you got a Heisman players placed under his charge," said Camp tackle Matt Patchan; Mariutto Award (academics) — Trophy winner and guys like [Alonzo) Highsmith and Foundation President Benjamin Tortora. Johnson will offensive tackle Ed Davis; and Plummer Award [Melvin] Bratton and the wide outs [Michael] Irvin be joined at the Feb. 7 Camp awards dinner by Vinny (leadership/spirit) — Brown. and what have you," Paterno said, "but we think the defense is very strong — very physical defensive football team." Courtesy of Penn Suite He praised the work and quickness of Jerome Coach, team want new track Penn State quarterback John Shaffer Brown and George Mira Jr., even beginning to By TODD CLINE diplomatic when he said, "A he knows what it takes to build a Hurricane Stall Writer locker room without a track is track team, and he also knows pretty useless." what it can mean to a school," Progress is abounding all over Coach Caballero is convinced commented Caballero. the University of Miami campus. that a track is just a matter of So far, nothing has been done Women's team lacks depth President Edward T. Foote's time. He also contends that UM regarding the track and, with the dream of a "new" Harvard is Athletic Director Sam Jankovich recent annoucement of an on-cam­ By JOHN STOLTENBORG versity. The victories were a 67-65 record books slowly inching along. and the athletic department are pus basketball arena, the track defeat of Grambling State College Miami's inside support comes A new tennis complex is being behind him and the program. could once again be put on the Hurricane Staff Writer and an 82-73 win over Monmouth from forward Nancy Clayton and built, and the football team is "Sam is committed to us and 100 back burner. College. guard Hope Butler, who leads the preparing itself for a FiesU Bowl percent behind us. He has told me No answers can be found from Leading the team in points is team with an average of 6.5 game that will net itclose to $2.3 that it will just Uke time. He is Jankovich, who was unavailable The University of Miami guard Maria Rivera, who is aver­ retounds per game. Butler also million. from a school [Washington SUte] women's basketball squad dropped aging 26.5 points per game. She had a game-high 20 points in the But in this bright scenario, the that has a rich track tradition, so Please see page 11 /TRACK its record to 2-2 with a 71-55 loss scored a career-high 38 points in Purdue loss. track team ukes its place as the to the University of Kentucky on the season opener; this was the UM Coach Lin Dunn praised kids outside the bakery shop Saturday. Its other loss was a second-highest single-game scor­ Rivera, a candidate for the All- looking in the windowand won­ 5T0K&I.MC--TVVE. C0/\£H 69-68 heartbreaker to Purdue Uni­ ing performance in the Miami American team, after the squad's dering just how sweet those BW. first win. "The real key to the goodies are. game was the way Maria was able The track team's problem is that to do whatever she wanted. She it has no training facility. That is, really went out and showed how they have no track. They are she can take over a ball game. forced to improvise and practice at Even when they tried to foul her, Tropical Park Sudium when the she went 10 for 10 at the opportunity arises. This requires free-throw line." Uking a bus and wasting the Experience and depth are the coaches' and participants' time. most important factors in a team's "The reason a track is so success, said Dunn. "The key to important is because traveling to the top teams Is that they have an Tropical Park is a major inconvi- All-American on the bench," Dunn ence," said team member Jeff said. "We're a young program and Girr. "Secondly, our team cannot didn't have the commitment to compete against others because of signing the All-American-caliber this/' high school player. Our lack of The surveying for the track has depth showed against Kentucky already been completed. So the when their second team was only thing everyone is waiting for almost equal to our first." is donations to fund the project- The UM team also lacks the It's a vicious circle that many experience of a veteran player. so-called "minor"sports, such as There isn't a true senior on the track, encounter. Participants In squad. "You want to talk green — minor sports don't earn the big NOTHING BUT AHHAAH we have extremely green kids," bucks, so they are usually later in Dunn said. This surfaced in the the pecking order when it comes •5TteR*i AND YOU WfcAKOCNtfcteA Kentucky game when intimidation time to divide the budget. CLo-n*\\Ki&! IT forced Miami into 20 percent field Track coach Tony Caballero aut^s IH goal shooting. said."Non-revenue sports are al­ N- CAROL* MK \\H> HO ClW-ORltS This team does seem to have ways an issue. People don't think NO C/MT|CNt heart. It had to come from behind they are important, but they are to beat Monmouth and Grambling, when you are involved." ,_ OFAui., two experienced teams with sev­ It has been a very enduring HO 6f^t*T6Alj[ eral senior starters. "I was happy period for both Caballero and the for those wins because it showed track program, but Caballero we can beat experienced teams." tends to dwell on the positive Dunn added. aspects rather than the negative The next two games are against ones. TOM /eRNETT/Hurrtca-ie Staff Florida (Saturday) and then Flori­ "I try to understand and cope. da SUte (Monday). Then, it will I'm happy we finally got a locker Freshman Hope Butler dribbles through Ken­ get ready for the Michigan State room. We can't have everything, Christmas Tournament where.it and maybe by next spring or fall, tucky's Mary Jane White (left) and Sandy 1 lunik*.*,' will meet No. I Texas and other we'll have a track here," he added. AD ihe Hurricanes* 71-55 loss Saturday night. nationally ranked teams. Quarter-miler Girr was less THE MIAMI HURRICANE Tuesday. Dec. 9, 1986 Page 11 Track facilities wanted by team PORSCHE TRACK/From page 10 Coach Johnson, asking him when they are going to get a track." CORVETTE for comment because the majority That is the question. What is the of his time is being consumed by delay with the track? Girr feels it pre-Fiesta Bowl activities. is "probably typical UM bureau­ Caballero says another staunch cracy and red tape." supporter of the track is football Caballero realizes another prob­ coach Jimmy Johnson, who has lem. "One of the provisions of the seen more than one UM recruit new track is that It has to bear the B.M.W. shun Miami because of its lack of a Greenetree name. And quite frank­ well-developed track program. ly, people do not want to donate a Many of Johnson's players, includ­ large sum of money and not be ing Bennie Blades, Brian Blades recongnized for It." and Tolbert Bain, double up on the Caballero hopes after the Fiesta LAMBORGHINI track team. Bowl payday, while Jankovich, Caballero says that besides him­ Johnson and others are counting self and the team, these players and divvying up the cash, maybe are the most adamant supporters there will be a pile, no matter how for a new track. small, earmarked for the track "They are always bugging program.

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