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Wednesday, April 11, 1990 An IndependenJ Student Publication Serving Florida AJ[antic Un;I'imI'ily 16 pages free Donors pitch in to save sports banquet played down llnd a barbcqucwas going 10 response from groups and individuals The Alhletic Department and the By MIKE MATUTE lake its place. Eventually, because of a both inside and outside the university hotel reached an agreement in which the Sun News Edilor shortage in funding, all plans were can· who pooled rcsourres to [und the ban· hotel is charging its cost and gratuity. In Worries over an athlelic banquellhat celled. quet. return, FAU is providing the hotel an ",:as to be cancetled have been calmed Word eCthe cancellation spread quick Funding for the banquet usuallycomcs adverlising billboard valued at SI,5oo on thanks to the donations of individuals ly and a sports column in a local from the FAU Foundation and ullimately its baseball stadium fence. !rom inside and outside the university, - newspaper prompleda response from the the Owl Club, an athletic booster club. "Wethought it would be good foroom !aid Lois Williams, assistant direclOr of university and the community. Williatruisaid Ihat thcshonagewas not munity relations," said Libby Nelson, the Alhletics. Williams said that the depanmcnt a budget error. "Everyone knew it would sales manager for the hotel. The banquet will go on tomorroweve called onseason ticket holders to ask each bec1osc," she said. Nelson,an FAU alumnus,said that the ~gas scheduled at the Park Place Suite afthern to underwritea Siudeniso that he Funding lor Ihe banquel has dipped hotel has done business before with the Hotel here in Boca Raton. or she could allcnd the banquet. She said into reserves for the last two years Wil Plans for the banquet were being that she was overwhelmed by the Iiams said. See BANQUET/page 2 Telescope finally finds a home By ZEBADIAJI JONES Sun Stuff If'riler The new science and en gineering building, which was dedicated twowceks ago in a fan fare ceremony, will especial1y benefil the physics department, specifically the teaching of aslronomy. Stephen Breunn, professor of physics, stated that the new building's rooftop observatory was built to hoose a 10 inch tele scope already possessed by Ihe astronomy deparlmllnl. ., "The len inch leleseope's I been around awhile, but has It's a hit Sun PhOlo!MlKE MAl1.rrE becn hard 10 haul around be· The empty Obst"TVtUorJ Atlanta Braves outfielder Oddibe McDowell takes his cuts during a cause of its size," Bruenn said. Grapefruit League game against the Baltimore Orioles lastweek in West Palm Qucstions arose about the Breunn said. Beach. The lockout-delayed regular season opened Monday. location of the observalOry atOp Several studems observed :11 lhe new building not being very the bullding's dedicalion Ihallhe good for opticalObservation, due observatory's location on lhe to tile weather and proximity to e1lst side of the building was the beach. situated in such a way Ihal ils When asked if the obser view westward was blocked by an USF student paper in trouble valory was in a good location, OUlcropcd housing containing Breunn replied, "No, nOi at all. elevator and air conditiomng The Oracle from lhe budget. of The Orode, feels that SG ex Foroplical observation you need equipmem. By WAYNE LOCKWOOD Under the plan, this was to be peclS too much from them. _ AssistulII Nr:ws EdiJor a dark sky, and wc're siluated in "You won'l be able to sec far the last year the paper would get Ihe middle of Boc3. You wanl to west," Breunn confirmed, ad The only on-campus daily "They Cll:pecl us to compete student monies. be'out of the way." ding, "SUI then again, you don't ~per left in Florida is in "(The Grade) is still going to with the Tribune and the Times ''You also have to look for a want 10 look far through lhe al· linaiLcialtrouble. exist, the way illooks now, but as for ad revenue, but \/,'C're jusl in steady sky, where lhe atmos mosphere an)'way. You want to After a short-livc.d funding to whal Cll:tent, I don'l know," a different market," he said. phere is not too t:lrl>ulem. This wait umil lhe object of Sludy is $\:are from Ihe USF student said Student Body President is bccauseyou don'twam 10 have higher in the skl'. to get a elearer lo~ernment, the Tampa Brian Tannenbaum. The Oracle staff appealed to tOO much sting," Breunn Slated. view," 'anwsily'sdaily newspaper, The "We're into a philosophical SG for money after they gOl a SCingis the term used to iderl The observatory. which i~ al ~acIt, will still be operating discussion about SG supporling memo that said they would be funded~ tify the atmosphere'S tendenly 10 "itb SG funding nexl year. but The Orocle," said Chuck Hcwill, Mzero for 1990-91. prescm empty pending lh,' in· fI:Illbr much longer than that. dean of studenls. "SG has What thl:y will likely gCt is a cause a slar to appear to be twin stal1alioll of Ihe telcscop,-, will kling when clO'ler to Ihe horiwn. sludl'nl~ 10 what was described as a philosophically felt rorycars that S60,OOOadvenising contract.and be used to lcal'h Thiscauscs timeelapSed photog astronomy_ prOViding lhe hand,; "piIase.OUt" program, the SIU the Oracle should get income a $12,000 direct allocation, raphy to appear blurry, lhus on training of aSlrl)n.,mieal ~tPCmment has been trying from ad revenue," he said, See ORACLE/ page 2 making the pholos unusable, eqUipment tbe pasl five years to remove Jim Tomlin, Managing Editor From BANQUET/page 1 """'ge of En""",,"., ,,' th' Bizarre News oft~e ',Y~r~ Department or Continuing Trulh IS indHd stranjfl!r than fldUJ ay • BJ. down from Ihe sky, took hold 0/ Education. A WOll1l1n whodalllls thai she tween hIS (.-yes needed SOsllIcbes was patiently wailing for his the kid's clothing In ilS talolll, IslhemotberolJac.J'lheRl~ order when a man in the car be Two hundred and fifty four 10 dose. .. hind him started to blow his and disappeared inlo the wilder. people are scbcdulcd to Illend is accused of plo1llng to kill a More gruesome, police said bom WbeD PeelerJOI OUI ofbis DCWS before the bcoNildered ~ IOlllOrrow'S cYenL man v.ilh I hatchet in • cuhish that lbe woman had planned (0 car 10 see what !be problem 'l"'lS, ofthe parents,"!be repon ritual thai she believed would dismember the body as pan of saw. the lDlln fired IWO soots., hilting TheAgencysald thaltbechild bring the British serial killer the ritual. Newspaper him squarely in the chest. was abducled by the nighty fOWl, back from Ihe gr.w~ In Augusta Gil.. an Impatient An eagle snatched a 2_yur_ In mid-March, but an intensive Theaxed manSild rna! hewas customer waiting in line at the old child while its family picnick seardl of the area failed 10 r~ phasing out lured to an apanment, and was KJ}$tal fast.food restaurant's ed near Ihe Iranian city of theyoungster or theeagle's nest. ~ld .uacked.by. the 26-year. 4rive-throughsbOland kilk:d.lhe Isfaban, said Ihe Islamic halChel-Wlekhng ¥.Oman hidmg man abead of bini 10 make lbc Republic News Agency-on salur Itmu far BivJne Nnn r{'" in lhesbower, who tried IOclcave line moYe moreswiftly. From ORACLE/page 1 "y. World ComLfrom tullionallydrat his forellead. The single hit be- The deceased, Dale Peeler, for the current year, they Will 0< An eagle suddenly swooped wtuJ MWpapen receive $18,810 to cover COSIS, when the entire deal with SO is finally 5e1l1cd. 1llcbudgel hasn't even boca read once,~ said Tannenbaum, ._- and it bas to be read throe limes before Ihe mOIlCY can be allo caled. SO fuls Ihat a paper sup poned by sludent fees and stu denl government, cannol responsibly and accurllely repon Ihe news. "We want a fair newspaper IMPROVE Ibat reports Ihe news accurately. Some feel that by SO fUnding, it causes coersion to nlll oenain SIOries, ~ said Andrew Spiles. SO • a!tomeygeneral YOUR "I feel thai The Orock has been very fair to me. They just don'l cover enough. They just don't have the means, or maybe Dot the desire," said TanDen_ COMMUNICATION "om.N a result of the phase- ."""'.Tannenbaum noled lhat 1ht: arack may be dropping its FridayeditiOn in response to the budgel cruncb. The Oracle's EdilOr-in-Cbief, Robert Monel lam, amid not be reached for a 555 ~1~2 1111 response It press lime. 311 Apparently, Ihere is no in dication Ihat the paper will be • GR Ul,lGLll going independent, like three .. olher Aorida papers, The 111 -l" '51\ SS'i dp6ldoII Alligator, at UF, The - F1ambeou,at FSU,and The INk pmdDuAtfmuicSwt, at FAU. ~It's been talked about,~ saki Tomlin. "I think that there are people here who would like that, but Ihe majOrity of the editorial staffis against it at Ibis time. Tannenbaum says lhat there is no way that 1ht: Orackis going Ihe independent mute in the near fUlure. "That will not happen," he said. They'renOtreadytogothat AnA'f&I'Card helps you <-ullllllllniGlle heller, f'X.'G1USC yOll can use it to <-,III from all way; they jllSt don't have what it kindsofpJaeee;. like afriend:c;,()f:! pay phone, ()I"Otit till the nXlu. \hu don't even need 10 takes to go independenl right tme3 phone in your nmne to gel one. Arx.I E:\'er)' mmth rou b'Ctan ilemizoo bill slating where and "ilel1 vou used Ihecan:.l. """.1ht: 0raclL, YOled "Best Col Southeast~ To apply for ihe A7r-rCLnrl, callus at ....::::==;;.. lege Daily In the in 1800 525'7955, Ext. 630. 1988, and an Associated Col AT.T legiate Press Hall of Fame mem Now, if on~1 it were thm <-'as}' ttl illlpl\)\'C - ber, is lbe only on-campus daily your grade pOint 'l\'Cr.~. The right choice. newpapcr left in the Slate 'Jnivers.ity S}slem. [ NEWS I"roftslilOr Luehrll Arnold, dlrtetor of the FAU Student wins Slud~nl Soda1 Worker IDIlltuJeofDynamical Systelllll .t GamaaJ'& FROM THE NEWSDESK-- or th~ year a.....rd- for Palm Bcaelt County. Senior Diana Moorewas given theaWllrd by the 8ftalftI Unlftrslly, has been ruuned tile 1990 ing chapterof Bela Alplta Psi, is providing Ihe Siudeat Body ~~Ion ~ults are la. and Gulfstream unit of the National Association of Qlarles E. Schmidt Distingilished Visiting servia: through VlTA Can 683-3967f0l' more the winners are: Professor in Engineering at FAU. ProCessor information. Social Workers. Selr development workshops held in i\rlIlIId wiD be on the Boca RatOl'l campus ALesbUu:i raplmupwill meet ApriIIO,and Student Body Senate· Wedne5day, Mar. 28lhrougll Friday, Apr.6. 24 at 8 p.m. alttle Unitarian Univen;alisl Fel cal)' Wilson, Michelle Ueber, Keith Fis Broward- seminars include_ Vtarbook Comml"", meets every Mooday lowship, 2601 51. Andrews Blvd., in Boca chetti, Seth Bromherg, Haqqi Wahedna, Wednesday, Aprll 11- "Building Self C$ i11/le Student Government offlCC at S:30 p.m. Raton. For more information write P.O. Box Knivan Karimi, Chirs Vema, Greg Hayes, and teem" at the Commcrcialcampus in room:28. ~Stress '!OOIe interested in 'MJI"king on ycartxJok can 485, Deerfield Bcb., PI. 33443. Donna Winsor. lltursday, April 12· management" IilI out an appli<:ation there. SC Baaque1 boaOf'lil FAU student wd"....• VK:e Pre&ident- Tracy McCarthy. at lhe Commercial campus in room 128. Free Incom" laX .mce is available on laa Saturday night in the FAU cafeteria. oYer President- runoffbctwccn Roger DcIPapa All seminars are free and held from 5:30 Wednesdays and Thursda)s in tbe UC Iobll)' 300 people Lumed OUt for tlle event wtllch and JefJStOlle April 17 00018. p.m. to 6:45 p.m. froIlI9a.m. (0 I p.rn IbTU April 12 llonorcd active clubs, outstanding student The AccOuoting Honor SOCiety, a petition- leaders, and o:ceplional admillistl'lltOr&. The IndepeNkntAdantic S~ GLOBE BEAT Editor-in.a,illf __" ~ " _ _ __.. ._._.._ ..__..MlTCHELL P. ALBERT ,rt, ~ Edilor~ _._.._._ ~ _ _ .DAVlD E. KIDD ~'t. News Editoc.._.._ _._ _'"._ _ _".._ ~.h _ _ _ ••••••.MIKEMATlITE IDtem.ltlonaI-Pepsico on Monday ~lNews Edilor•._¥ ¥_•••__ __••••_.__•••_ .._._.__•••_ •••__•••••••••••WAWE-LOCKWOOD StlIte-Fonner us senator laWton 0pW<:>ns Edilor_~_~ .. ~_.... ._.._..MlCHEUE MAL.T signed a S3 billion deal with tbe Soviet Chiles oonfirmcd Monday that he is Feattll"e$ Editor _ _ " M SCOOTER UVlNGSTQN Union. The deal, whicb is Ibe largest seriously considering running for Eaceruinllleflt EditOJ _ _ _._._.. ~o<_ _ _ ~.•_ •...... ANDREW PETERSON between an Ameriean corporation and governor in this 1990 election year. 11 PbolognIphy EdiIOr.__.._ _.._. GEORGe JANSSEN Ute soviet Union. exchanges Soviet he runs, he will be oompcting against Sporu Editor_.._ _.._ _...... _..__._..__•.••_..__.M•••_ ••M _.__..DAN DZURNAK sbips lind vodka (or Pepsl.Cola. StateSenator George Stuan. US Con OeDttal~ger_._.._.._._.._ _ .._...__.__..• _._LAURAAANOFF Saka...... _._ _...•...... •.._•..•..._. ._...... _._._.OREGG WEISS Enhanced profits wiU enable Pep gressman Bill Nelson, and fonner Sa\eL•._ _ _ _.._.._ _._._. ._ _._ _ ___...ANDREA USA PAPPAS sico 10 double Ute number ofsofl drink Federal judge 'Alcee Hastings for the P1IlcluctiolI MlIJI88Ct" _.._ ~ " ~, _ _ , JENNlFER. HlMElJ3ERGER plants in Ihe Soviet Union and open Democratic nomination this septem ~ Editor._ ,,_._ _.._ .._ _.•.....SCO"ITDAVlD two Pi1:l.a Huts in Moscow. ber. The winner of the DemOCfalic 1M f~ AlkwicSun is aSltldcm pubtiMioII ~ florida AUanIk: Ul'IiWnity. The Sun b primary will run against incumbenl pu\llilll A M 2 PAIR OF EYEGLASSES S.V, to A + or -4 8 99 Stand.rd Bllocat. Sam. prescrlpllon 58 '15 p.r P.1r Extr'. • •• SutlMM Squft ShoJIpIng Center US. HrIrJ.... '.WooIbrfgN..... Rd. If _ - ,, '------J -. The Nationally recognized AIDS Peer Education Program needs you. Ifyou are interested in becom - ing a PEER EDUCATOR please call. Mickey Getty at Health Services: 367-3971 Bow/Delray's "'....'....'~', .... ONLY PROGRESSIVE CLUa .. '-, \,l,~" _ l *.1 ""J"~'''~ '';t:, w.d'''d.y,Ap,;I"';,, ' FAU "A K f' ~ 1 \.: _ DOOR OPEN 9:30 P.M. Positive Stimulation and SurfContest the Institute for Higher Learning present... Sponsored by Boca Surf & Sail and SbarkJes Surf Cafe PROGRESSIVE NIGHT at WHEN: Saturday, April 14th '~"A~l 4/7".. Help -. I'w fIl fIaueDed post. CoasequcIIt. Student Ita!· An ddertJ womaD wa ly, poUoe suspect IbIll1lis car - ICIlia& lhe stain ofllte Gris _ imoIYed in !be aasb. ' Discount WIld 1lIealeJ. bul sbe missed .."",·e.relm. cllell 25% a IIeJl> ud lumbled to lhe ,.... A worker in the JIOIUId. Wberlme poUoe ar MEN.!: WOMENS HAIRCUTS HIGHLIGHTS (FOLL OR CAPS) cafeteria. wbile de:lni.ng a riYed. sbe said tbal sIIe did 80DYWAVES CELLOPHANES grill, started 10 have cbest DOt aal tear bet stodtiDgs, pains. The pain lasted about ROOT PERMS SPIRAL PERMS and did DOt want med.ical aid. TEMPORARY COLOR PERMENANTCOLOR ten minutes. and tben Ies The stairtue leading Iiom seaediDseverity. Patamedics MANlaJRES PEDlaJRES tbeatre in kN 2S 10 lhe was arrived and painsUltealy CI spected aDd fowxl to be in Ask/or Terri, CoielU, a,ns, or Mmm & ,,,lie amioed the pelSOD, but coukl good condition al\er tIte fall DOl find any major probtems. Sbe did OOt have a medic I 96 S. Federal Hi2-h\\ll}' 1 JJ2 Blocks S. of Palmeuo PI:.. Rd.. 391-6996 After some discussion, lhe L _ aIen broadcaster on ber. subject agreed to uampona 4/7190· Whodwmll· At tion 10 Boca Community Hospital five in tbe morning. s police officer ooticed that posts and 0f'0. People mpped ID lbe chain bad beeo knocted IiIJrul de¥aIor- In tIte latest down on Brevard Court nat in a long lineofdewtor cap 10Iot22. An anonymous per· livalion, two people were son reported to the officer lhat be lI~rd a loud noise ~~~::~rO:i:i~:~~ earlierand saw II hlue Mazda between floors. Once again. park in lot 2~ right after the BaSI Coasl ElevalOr Com loud noIse pierced the dark. pany Wll$ nOlified by main· The vebcle hli'J damage to tcnence. the lefl l'cadHgbt, cement dust on l\l~ (ender, and a big 'nfomwJilNl for Police Belli blue Chi,' o( painl (rom Ihe is oblain«l solely from FAU cement ,x41 on tup of the Police Departmen' hIdden' trunk. J>lw, a ploce of the reponr, beac1Upn was found near the G~ -;- GMAT - LSAT Score. H.1GH! '51i 111 classes • 8 FOL:r hour sessions • Cou .,es laughl by experienced Inslructors • Individual aUenllon Classes StartIng Nowl Callioday- • Boca nalon 407·750-Q64!) • Coral Springs 305f153-9166 • MlamI305J253-1232 • Plantation 3051587·9110 ~Jfeg~ Fh.EE Diagnostic Exam P~~unil and Analysis 1-::--:::- Ii~O~PINI~O~N;;S==~::::_ ..iiiiiiiiiii OurView Our v_ ~P""'D\I !be OplnloD of thlI ..ulan.! ~ Mltcl:loll P. Alben DluI DzwnaI< c..... J...... 11 s-."r lirbIpIoa MklMIle Mall W.,... ~ MJR Iolatole Derld &!Odd ~ B. P._.. Registration blues L~f; summer, FAU· decidc9" to follow in the footsteps of other Florida Unwershies such as FSU and Vof F by starting the phone registration system. Many of us have heard horror stories or perhaps even - experienced the frustration of having this "modem convenience" fail in it's first attempt at FAU but ifat first you don't succeed... The Administration tried again in the fall of 1989 and this time it worked. The concept was a success and many students gladly relin quished the hassle of standing in line only to be in formed that their classes were closed. People truly appreciate convenience in their lives. The easier that tedious tasks such as registration can be made, the Letters to the Editor better! Although phone registration at FAU was definitely a first step in the right direction. there is still a tremendous amount ofroom for improvement. First of all, at other statewide schools, students are The value ofhuman life given a time slot of more than 5 minutes that they may I read with interest Gregg tissue so distinctly that it is im nows from the placenta throu register for classes. The current system at FAU re Weiss's recent article entllled passible 10 confuse any two of the umbilical cord primarily ser. quires a person to call at an exaci given time ill order ''Let's keep abortion legal in Ihe these "genelic. fingerprints." In ves 10 nourish and removewasl to register. This way makes registration almost as U.S." Wbile I aa:epl his presen every case, a pregnant woman is Evidence ofthe baby's autono inconvenient as it was before. Seeing as many, if not talion as an honcst effort to cx carrying a fetus whose tissue has from the mother in Ihis res press bis view on abortion, much most, of the people attending FAU also hold down a a different DNA code than her can be seen in the large num or whal Mr. Weiss gave us was own. It is difrlCtlll to reasonably oflxlbies bQrn with a blood I} job, it is unreasonable for the administration to expect Iitlle more than a recitation of argue thatan unborn babyis pan difJerentlhan t!latofthemol its busy students to be able to drop everything and pro-choice bumper sticker of a \'IOman's body when the Here again. it is difficult I make that call. slogans. I round it curious that baby's genetic code is different reasonably argue that an unba hecbose to ~hang his hat"on the than that of the mother. baby is part of a woman's Another related problem is with the current advise most discredited of those ment system. As ifitweren't hard enough to get classes The second reason, while when it hasadifferent blood slogans. more intuitive, is no less seien than lhat of the mother. between the limited registration time slots and classes Mr. Weiss tells us twice that tific:geneticdifferences between This argumenl of a woman being closed, there is also the ongoing problem with his "biggest concern is whether motber and baby. In ap rights over her own body is faj. misinformed advisors. It is unreasonable to expect the or 001 the gm-ernment has Ihe proximately 50% of all laciou. II only serves to obscure right to tell a woman what she faculty to be able to both teach and advise the roughly childbirths, Ibe motber gives the real issue. can orcannOl dowith herbody." 12,000 students currently taking classes here. This is birth to a child whose sex is die The real issue is "'When The main thrust of this idea is life begm?" or, as Mr. We especially true seeing as the time most students seek thatahuman retus is nodifJerent ferenthomherOWD. Even easier tOSpol than tbe DNA code is tbe would have it, MWhcn does . advisement is toward the end of the semester, right than any other body organ and become viable?M The quest" that, ifil is not wanted, a woman chromosomedifference between around final exams and semester grades. males and females. Again, it is to be asked is ~What is the val can have it removed much like difficult to reasonably argue tWI( of a human life?" The OUICO There is no way that a human being with so much whoe would an inconveniently an unborn baby is part or a of issues ranging from abortiolt responsibility can accurately advise the students on innamedappcndix. Thewholeof woman's body when it is a dif and infanlicide 10 eUlhanasi which courses they need to take in order tf) graduate this argument, or course, ferellt sex and all ofits tissue bas will be determined by the way' depends upon whether an un on time. To begin with, it seems as thou!. !) many of a chromosome structure dir which our society answers tNiI born baby is truly part of a the faculty seem to be uf)clear themselves n gradua ferentthan that oftbe molber. woman's body or just a tem question. The third reason involves tion requirements and with so many students to take porary resident Fortunately, we kWhat is thevalueofa bu blood. Unlilr:eanyolberMorgan" care of, they often don't get the time to ask questions can look to contemporary medi tile?"" Try that on )'Our bum until it's too late. cal scienoe for !be answer. inawomao'Sbody,a human fetus Sticker. manufactures its own blood What is the soution to lItis advisement I registration Spectacular advances in genetics and prc-natal medicine supply very early in life. Tbe Frnncis W. Wright dilemma? The answer is a simple one. F10rida Atlan have given us three concrete blood supply of the motber also Senior tic has got to hire more people as advisors. This will reasons why a human fetus can plays a vital role in the develop International Business • eliminate the problem 01 seniors reaching their last not bea part ofa woman's body. mellt ofliCe, but tbe blood whicb semesteronly to realize that they need an extra 3credit The first reason involvcs the hours that aren't being offered. It will also make DNA rode. Dcol)'libonuc1ek: add (DNA) is an essential com registration go mote smoothly with more people to ponent Ofallliving mailer aDd is Do YOU have an opinion? handle the long lines and the phone calls. a basic material in the Let's not stoop to the reputation level that registra cbromosomes of tbe cell Why don't you tell tion in Gainsville has. Let's recognize the growth of nucleus. Every cell in Ollf bodies FAU and nip the problem in the bud. is "imprinted" with a unique _P.N.6_~J.t!~n!i1}~Q1IL~ The Sun AprillI, 1990Tbe IDdtpoDdtnl At1o.ntlc Sun, Pqc 7 Old drivers on target very ay you car t elr anvmg skills tests ror motorists that than 10 sec it spent on am stories. The ff1 year old woman 80 and over. The proposed bill bulance, palice and reserve bills who. while 8nempting to ClOt a would have peopleover80tested frorn prcvenlllble accidents. parking space at a local eatery. every two years. Although I sup Thereseems 10 bea prevailing failed to put tbc car in drive, port this bill, I woulalllke it one attitude among seniors that Slipped into reverse, and plowed step rurther by baving all sociely owes litem. They reel rigbt tbrough the restaurant motorists ovcr 6S lested eo.'ery tbey are absolved rrom our local enuance. year. Those shown to hne and slllte traffic laws. Why else Early Ibis Fcburary, an 80 serious impainnentsshouldhave do they make illegal U-turns, run year old woman was driving their license revoked, This red lights and make Icrt tums soutbbound on U5-1 on Pom llIOuld greatly reduce Ihe Dumber from the ez;Umt" right lane? pano when she misjudged an ap or needless aeaths and injuries Either they are impared or they proacbing car on her right. She caused by older drivers. just aoo't give a damn. F\l Tee~=~iDja... ~::~~~S;~ 4X~Q. tJ.le slightesl bit of realism, SlliII """ Turtles?Tbenameeenainlyrso'l VIOlence would be acoo~ lacking in shoct value. That by blood and screami~& •• Ttowgt shock value made a80~Y and deat~ .reOectm..ltk Mutant Ninja Thnles an unel(_ fragile vulnerabIlity of bUIIlaI success as a peeted explosive life ~resent in any ~~ silualicl O.Campus quickly fol- comic book in 1984, of VlOle~ce. I~ Nm)tJ .7ilnlQ, ~ game, by a role-playing some scnous \I1Olenoc 1S 80br fi.gurines, action figure toys, down but no one ever blCedl, lbundlt)', April lZ In VIdeo games and cartoons. dies or feels any mentionable.. light of this promotion and gree or pain as a result Of 1Jw Outcwt will appear in licensing bonanza, it was really at 9 p.m. violence. The effect is brainJea the Rathskeller inevitable WI thesepudgy green of Student GoIIern bUI the message is cleu. rounesy pubcscenl pinheads would hact Program Board. Also Violenoc is fun. ment and slash their way 10 the big appearing Is the Jacksonville As a movie, Ninja TunJu 01- Det.u- 101m. Stu· screen. lers vinually nothing 10 adull based band To discuss plot for a movie dents will be charged SI, audiences, and -asa brick in lk Iilr:e thiswould beawasteoftime. pynmidofwar·toypromotioll- Guests $4. effectS The oostumes and visual offen something for childlQ unspectacular. are good but people up. t~t is at best mindless and III- There are a few funny lines here is not so much a movie as a 9lJ. beating You might saylhat a brainless productive. uke so mallY tilaI and Ihere, bUI overaJl thecharac- minute commercial aimed at the Frida)', AprillJ like Ninja Tun/es has no geared loward both childretllll lerization and dialogue are target market for toys and video romp 10 give kids. In adults, Niltjo TunJu preseal to cause maoy a groan. games. point or message ~ hrtJ enough of fact it dots have a mes. scenes with mature themes IIlI. The first Unlike &rman and other II's about four karate·trained point DlIist bus, for those signed one thai should be ofgreat for children, probably confla! movies for children of all ages, turtles and their rat mentor sage, up, wlll leave the FAU to present and future more than entenain. Lookinla Ninja Thrt/u is strictly designed living in Ihesewen of New York concern UniYelSity Center at 8 p.m. It teachen and coun- μn ---a movie, like Ni1yI for a young audience. It could Oty. !t's about where theyoome parents, is aJready tOO Iale to sign up TurrJo, ....ith special appeal 10 ~:llIly by such because from and what happens wheo scion. for this great aaivity,so those be enjoyed no iII- See are so in- they meet people ill !be world Here is a film with you who are ZOing. have 115 plOl alld mentality millute5 of TurtleS/page:' of Ninja Tun/u above. But mostly it's about teode MOIIda)', April 16 Safe Sex Ray Bnidbury will lecture in the Auditorium. 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""" "lib a slln,n~ salaly ol"S\ol 00 per n"hl hour. In llidmon 10 !he &J Ilours lJIlI",nle'e'd for RCSCN' F1"hl ....lIm Senior Pictures Are Being Taken NOW SIGN UP NOW Uoderelass Pictures will be takeo io the FaD PAYING POSITIONSfor yetJTbooIc staffare open, Applications can be taken in SG orPolice SlDtion Voting for Senior Superlatives will be taking place today until Friday in the Breezeway For more info, call Paul Heyden orRoger Delpapa at 367-3740 .t, ,~ April II, I!I9OTbot In"'~nd 13- DISCOVERY I Cruise Port Everg&ades QOO PM - 3m ~ IS<>ons n.COMMENCEMENT tt~' "Con!J'alUations Graduating Class" .~,. i.~· ~ RHA RHA RHA RHA RHA RHA RHA bitter? RESIDENT HALL ASS0 CAITION 'Goes back to the 60's' no, well· "MAKE YOUR OWN" adjusted, TIE - DYE PARTY April 11 4pm - 7pm IN THE PITS RHA Cardholders- First Shirt 1J1rtt $5 for a T·Shirt and Dye