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\c, tile orange Und )Iuo t ir 11o . k ' 1 Gatti homle foenor took 5N( Tw :, s lot , IT or ase2 ,o - e a sa -o r i pa ii I I still surrounded the inte 'lg Iget I LI I Ii1 I I I to i iI t r Iatt ie possible suspect .n Ihe bi ,.Lid1N JO. T II \Ithough ploote s I dwthi I w s u n phrey, 1$. is oily ilte right op I A k a l r Iat [ I IlI Ia idr sIE a in - SIt I i it I N1k 1v 1ne l 1 1t 1 11t1/ I~ a k: tir i suspects, he ha' g.Inec 'iplrielv It t I I .ne I 411 1T- T" k 'm is i I state Cor a string (It tn k tkooed i i m kI ('I IIt iI trIt oci' I Z. 11i~ . ' 11 t iLt'1 [ TI K oI gL 1 tter I mr V III I On Aug 28. Humtptrev i oI1., iTe t S\g -I ;ll I n|osa o\ rm Brevard County Sheriffs (ilik Itil report ihidl T Ik I i T t IIII i I:~ , iii , I I I (I I i t ]1 beaten his 79-year o ganldmituTle: I 'hi Itd var nd Bre tiIIIt /kha kt : hu It ay Hlavaty in her [ndialint huom, luImpilT' w I'liI ,Lt'~ Is li I ( i iT IS I I IIu I I j III arrested Aug 29, and a judge sel his h, it If million, citing HumplI .itogroo iSbehi lor and (he criuly t' Is niiig ia ilt I ]I 111 1an eI I Polite a 8\n1,"e person I lit Ill sl d orhw reported iet iUuprvtraee a Sept hiearig, HIlau .aikd ll ITLrIvet1 r'loo igJ u /[1 t1rlid 1 I ar1;Nik wall((tcalIn I .111tI d]Li tr %I I11 N I a(I charges against HmIIiIiphrn s II (I r p,)1e1I bit I! IT ),r Il>k ](I, Lite' I pioa 'ard ,]k i' l 1ne. TmV (It ,I 11a im le Brevard County Circuit ludge Martin ulitdiik ,lIt I Iss sent I ( iITIil lilt nflu jikemit refused her request and did iot reduce the bl "It , nor n iormmkin bacr i nms it) bherepored( amount dav, I i Ier Ih l t l IillIt n d II t.e snd st - Although H umph rev has no t been oh, rged i (itensfoin d]Onl know who il all To ffler acrimso the murders. State Atriey Norrm Wointigor or how it) report it said the unusually high bail A sit hactst ho IT)ves II i IorIs a r( (iI I11ng IT sean IN o I is a possible suspect for those killings Humpred d Gamledvlle aporelmem and 110m)( On Sept 4, the Indian River County Sheriffs ,i"( 'air in Brievard ( ottiv last [ hursl a Office charged Humphrey i a l)$8 attemrpted sl""I Ida G'" i 'evne p" oe poke"llo"it" sexual assault and armed burglary A woman [I II 0ai arniell said she saw H umiphi aL ure Ina ne .spaI er see Police page 8 and cietfied hun as the maTn wit, It 'o 3 consider running for student body president

By CARRIE SEGAL ,II Imi :o pt- oorol gko: I c 'holtn1, 1 th., umversluv niund Vt (,raps'ki sid goal' Ino 1liri Sltttli (,ov'rn Alligator Writer aren't going ,o bC Ii ih usI il Five months before st]detsi his possible kamdida( Ir lil who iIahd' an un go to the polls to choose the "'dormt Things are lor I esnt.l hit tar III it1I dt'ii mi1 next student body president poriamt Ih~ far m sper111t ICh 1kI s (I h v i mutusi lirsi tot Is three possible candidates at gidelinesIthe said ITiher IT [it s(1oolvork Ir he ready have shown interest in all philisopl hv o how govern make, ' decision bot rn the top job meni should be rT on ihis ling Former Student Sen Charlie camiptIs I ilmore inip)riaIlt Its osSiblt but right .1,1w Grapskt said he will most I think the (VI ) adiniostra my No I kn eti i) to do well likely" run for the postion, non is sirainglhng the Greeks mo s i I evmtesaid "I don'I while Student Body Ice 're- But that's One symptom ot a biehe' that student body laS udent Kevin Mayux and for- mruc h larger disease Phat ds ilen is a ly by ughi job I mer Student Body treasurer ease is he lae that college want to think about it Alan [evine said they may an administrations all over the Grapski also I thinking nounce their candidacies country are treating college about it H id one it his closer to the February election student lke T children' long tme aiint i ir mkc date Gripski lieoed that tu a "ie 'eprt'.('ii't Grapski said many peopl deiisshildbei thn'loppriority boo and to kN 1p ( oit have asked him to ion and le's at I' and i a udeltI body pies botng all I xcnsol l - il II inu t'rstnn ti tud ome been thinking about it or a doi should light !o keep it SI "lit lai "t" l SI sh id long time thai way he an ii it th admc1 a the hIl shown "I see a lot of problems and Althoig ItlIn but he wN i ta I see a lot of potential and I mierst in the t b. ntilhier May khai don't think either of Ihose are cUX nor Itvmi would giV( NWs A lit eds (i to hart I being properly approached' kink s aboor Their possle GI sod 'stdetI (ult 1 Grapski said "The things that candy idWitis Painting the town ' ~ to start being lore students need to be aware of mi has Jim Evangelist works into the night Friday on his latest project "'mtionsidering running or responsible t the student "Manatee, Mother and Child." aren't being addressed student body president, May Although he doesn't have eIx said I wall[ to make sut see Elections. page 9 2. AI1GATVR MONDAY, SI01EMfER 10 19)

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By DEBBIE CENZIPER trat on, he said to ignore students with AIDS o ,votl neg an L l tseipxI roll i ?In t sIIdI aLive publicity "Ont Il t- biggesi Alligator Staff Writer "'iestudent body is I population that And because II i loi I this the support needs t be concerned about these type' ol in a conservative state, admmrorsir, in to groups lO isilltk- \o'u rit/ VoUl Inrut On a campus where the installanion of issues,' Ker'ack said avoid the stigma attached to the virs, he alone,' Ftig s.o condom machines provoked a wi-year LIF first responded [( AIDS issues m l t said. When people art litsi diagnosed wilth the struggle, AIDS issues now have been placed when it established an AIDS committee "'t University kind of has Ihis nstu AIDS vinis, lerg sand i: Ls aIttrrilyimg and center stage with the creation of support later called the AIDS and if IV Positive Fask tional silenceabout anything that deals with [oien angering expentoi, olliplete Willi groups for students who test H IV Positive Force That same year IF began AIDS ed- AIDS at all,' Bosarge said "Ignorance fearol the Inknown and their loved ones, ucationat programs, free condom distribu- breeds fear, and fear breeds God knows But a support group oilers strength in Thegroups formed under the supervision tion and volunteer peer education. what " numbers, and having a positive mental att- of the Infirmary's Mental Health Depart- But controversy began when AIDS Fsk But now, with the creation of the groups. lude bolsters the healng process as well as ment, following a UF Task Force recommen- Force members recommended the installa- UF is beginning to recogniize student needs, the immune system, he said dation and the ever-increasing student tion ofcondom machineson campusin 1987 he said Elizabeth Connor, North Central Florida demand for campus support. UF administrators charged that the idea Robert Fertig, d founder of the local AIDS AIDS Network executive director, said the Roger Keroack, Mental Health Depart- would promote promiscuity and vetoed the Coalition to Unleash Power, said society Gainesville organization olfers many diner merint acting chief, said it's crucial for stu- plan. The task force again suggested the ignores AIDS issues. ACT UP was created ent support groups. iiluding one exclu- 'dents to relate to other students who are machines a year later, but administrators to educate the public about the epio.emic, sively for women with H I V and another dealing with similar feelings. Testing posi- shot it down a second time which many institutions tend to avoid doing, only for the organization s volunteers 'ie tive with the AIDS virus often can be "dev- Finally last year, after the third task force he said. NCIAN works as a linatson with [he UF 'ask astating" and stressful, he said. recommendation, then UF Interim Presi- Fertig, who was diagnosed with the HIV Force. Conner said The weekly meetings of the confidential dent Robert Bryan approved the installation virus in December, said a support group For AIDS information, students can call "HIV+ support group" and the biweekly of 25 condom machines on campus provides a forum for people who want to NCFAN at 372-4370. the Florida AIDS hotl- gatherings of "UF Students Who Care" pro- Gay and Lesbian Student Union President work out problems with people in similar ine at 1-800-FLA AIDS, ACT LPat377- 160 vide a place where students can vent frus- Robert Bosarge said UF consistently prefers circumstances Groups offer companmonship or the Gay Switchboard at 332-2364 Lab requires all-in-one ID

By ELIZABETH CLARKE Alligator Writer Iave your driver license and library card at home if you want to use the Center for Instructional Research Computing Activities' computers. Starting today, the UF computer labs will require the new all-in-one photo ID cards, a CIRCA supervisor said Although students aren't required to have the cards until next semester, CIRCA is requiring them now. said Elizabeth Williams, CIRCA senior computer operations supervisor Students can't use the computer labs until they have bought the $5 card, which has the student's name, picture, a bar code on the front and a magnetic bar on the back, CIRCA's Microlab Operations Supervisor Richard Kelley said. "Students without it will be directed to get an all-in-one ID," he said. Throughout the semester, the cards will be available Early tine out from 9 am. to 2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday at a trailer beside UF alumnus Stan Davis relaxes Saturday before the UF-Oklahoma State football game the Hub, and from 9 am. to 3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday on the Reitz Union's second floor, ID coordinator Lyn White sid. Student, can als get cards at a special booth at Career Ratio, Sept. 14 at the O'Connell Center, White said. UF task force to review proposals Re labs are requiring the ID cards early because they By MIKE 6RUSCELL number mirrorng black and Hispanic Beginning Sept 29, student groups am a more efficient way to verify that students are regis- creating a campus- wide Alligator Staff Wnter populations, such as Student Government, the Inter- tered at UF and have authorization to use the labs. CIRCA system to monitor complaints of racial Residence Hall Association and the oversees 520 computers that are available to UF students, improving black and Hispanic stu- harassment and sponsorng a campus Reitz Union Program Council will host staff and faculty on campus. Williams said. dent life requires more than a UF task event celebrating cultural diversity film screenings, music presentations With the new cards, CIRCA will be sure of who is using force discussing problems, a UF educa- Although the task force drafted the and guest speakers such as Coretta the facilities, the said. The old method, verification with tion professor said - true equality will recommendations together, UF Provost Scott King, Scott said a picture ID and a library card, confused CIRCA operators come only after hard work from the Andrew Sorensen, who will attend who couldn't tell if students had paid their fees or If they entire University. today's 9 a.m. meeting in the Reitz Hiring more black and Hispanic fac. were still-enrolled at UF, Williams said. reallyy requiresacommitment from UnionAuditorium alongwith Lombardi, ulty members is a recommendation Although Williams said the new requirement will speed the University in general, not some- said he wanted to make sure the recom- which concerns others outside the task up smIe, students In the Computer Science and Engi- thing (UF President John Lombardi) or mendations reflected a majority's ideas. force, Sorensen said. neering Building's lab Sunday had mixed feelings about anyone In particular can do," said edu- "I want people to discuss this," "I have yet to talk to anybody that it. cation professor Gerardo Gonzalez. co- Sorensen said. "I want to make sure doesn't agree there is a problem," chairman of Quality of Life Task Sorensen said Miriam Marmontel, a graduate student in wildlife, said UF's there's a reasonable consensus on the 'tommendadon. " But Sorensen said UF schools such hadn't gotten an ID card yet, but said it wouldn't be Force. she by as the College of Liberal Arts and Sci- a problem for her. 'The task force, created last year Task fore members should evaluate former Interim UF President Robert the recommendations' accuracy and vi- ences, the College of Medicine and the However, another student said she didn't think the ability, Sorenson said. He said the spe College of Engineering lead UF's climb rest of Bryan, made 23 recommendations sug- CIRCA lab, should require the cards before the gesting "specific ways the University eIk recommendations will carry more toward higher numbers of minority fac- UF does. can enhance (black and Hispanic weight with adminIstrators if the task ulty. "I don't think thI should require It," aid I Les studmul) success," according to a re- force proves its grasp of the original Task force member and nuclear en- Deutich, a sophomore In budsng "(hIe card) is a good port Gonzalez and co-chairman Simon problems. gineering graduate student Juan Vitali idea, but Idon't 3t*we SiAoud have tog$t It" Johnson submitted in April to One recommendation, creating aUF- said UF still needs to improve its hiring But h said So alst get was early so she an use lmbardl. sponored cultural awareness event, al- record for Hispanic faculty, as well as the computer Rlecomnndations included hiring 10 ready has taken shape as People offer Hispanics better scholarship op. I guem JI1 have to at one If I wmnt to US the lab, but new black and 10 new Hispanic faculty Awarene. Week, Student Affairs Dean see Rchmmmndathns page 11 I don't uke the idea of i'* members each year until UF employs a James Scott said. FALL I YEAR ELSEWHERE S EMSTER soov FALL& Li SPRING 536 SW 2nd Ave 311 Americans home from Kuwait "" $a5 ~ 372 7876 ( HANIltSTON. SC (I'l - \ [wice- dlavetd delived i I idankfur[, Wesi Germans thvi:er fight landed SLird,[i evlng At Charlio Gloria Berbena, spokesworan fur the State Depitniieni's Kuwstai task lorce, sind ihe plane then treedtronoL(upied Kuw., by Iraq preicr,oiSdd.,m mad in unhNeh.duledc stop in Haliax, Nova Scona, LOCK INTRUDERS OUT Hutsmi when aworman pa niger began suffering hest pamN Ife thartered Noilnwst {Oroeni NirlImnt 717 She was tiken io a Haiaix hospital, but ritiondition landed about 6 15 p i . I1) I, without lie people - was Undandlable WITH a wonmin, three t children aid the %ounirgsiers molher 1'hree ill cltidrnti and their mather alto go! ot the - who got off [he plane during an Luvheduled plane in Halitax BURGLAR medical stop in Hahlax, Nova ( olid 'I don't know what I he nature of their illness was," South Carolina Gov Caroll Campbell and sen Berbena said NO TOOLS NEEDED lr~nest Hollings were among nearly 150 retr- The plane arrived with little fanfare, but dozens of sentatives of federal and state agencies wh> were friends and relatives were crowded ir sde the airport Your ready to greet and protein% the group - a procedure terminal awaiting for the liberated Americans to be personal security guard expected to take up to three hours procesSt (I Locks all doors, sliding glass, bathroom, The plane, which left the Middle East with 116 officials at the airport were prepared to give the bedroom, front and rear. Adaptors included for Americans aboard, was initially scheduled to arrive evacuees medical care, financial aid, counseling and doors opening inward or outward. Doors at Charleston Sunday morning, but wastunexplainably teddy hears for the children CANNOT be forced open. Easy to use, fits in Rebel forces capture Liberian president suitcase for travel, IONDON (U PI) - Liberian President Samuel Doe because ot heavy fighting, but apparently had decided was wounded and captured by rebel forces Sunday to pay a courtesy call on the commander of the after a fierce gun battle in Monrovia, the Brntish peacekeeping forces $85 Broadcasting Corp reported BBC correspondent Elizabeth Blunt said several ,$27+ Tax The BBC said Doe was wounded in both legs and jeep loads of Johnson's forces followed Doe and his taken into custody by rebel leader Prince Johnson armed bodyguards to the headquarters near the port after ighting broke out during the president's un. Both sides opened fire with machine guns, nfles scheduled visit to the headquarters of the West and grenades around the building after Johnson's African peacekeeping force in the Liberan capital. rehelsand DoeNguards became involved in a quarrel, 3BC correspondent in Monrovia said Blunt said T he State Dept (ask force monitoring the situation Johnson's rebels Larned l)oeoff to their base camp, in liberia said it was aware 01 the BBC report but where Johnson said he would be "court-niartialed," Call 407-964-6369 or send money order for could not confirm it the BBC said, overnight delivery. In a telephone call to the BBC, Johnson said Doe There was no immediate reaction from rival rebel surrendered his leadership of the country and vowed leader Charles Taylor, who commands alarger rebel the president would be court-martialled and dealt with force Hartmann & Hartmann according to law Johnson said he will replace Doe as Rival rebel groups loyal to Taylor and Johnson have P.O. Box 7146 leader of the country until elections can be held been struggling since early this year to overthrow Lake Worth, FL 33466 More than 60 people, including dozens of Doe's Doe The five-nation African peacekeeping force bodyguards. were killed in the ighting, the BBC said deployed in Liberia last month to try to put an end to Sorry, no credit card orders. Doe had rarely left his fortified mansion since July the civil war which has left thousands of people dead Fatal stabbing sparks racial prison brawl PUNTA GORDA (UPI) - All 1,400 inmates at a The stabbed prisoner, identified as Keith Jackson, Florida state pnson were confined to their cells Sun- 29, of Miami, was rushed to a hospital, where he was day after a racial brawl triggered by a white prisoner's pronounced dead about 10 am Saturday, stateDepart- fatal stabbing of a black inmate with a homemade ment of Corrections spokesman Bob MacMaster said knite, authorities said "After the stabbing, fights broke out among blacks The Charlotte Correctional Institution was in a and whites on the yard, Six to eight others were "lockdown" status and tense but calm Sunday as injured in the fight Probably about 200 to 250 were guards searched cells for additional weapons and involved." Richardson said contraband, Maj S Richardson said "We got them off of the yard in about 10 minutes Six to eight prisoners were injured in the melee, There is still some hollering from the windows, cat but all were treated at the prison and relurmed to their calls, but they're pretty much under control today," cells, Richardson said he said Sunday The stabbing occurred Saturday morning while Investigators did nol know exactly what prompted inmates were outside in a recreation yard at the prison ihe stabbing, but Richardson said the motivation was mn Charlotte County, Richardson said clearly racial

Bush euphoric over U.S .-Soviet summit results ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE (UPI) PresidentlBush, Hush said euphoric over the results of his summit with Soviet A joint statement issued after the Sunday summit President Mikhail Gorbachev, said Sunday super embraced the views of both the Soviet and U S. power unity on the Persian Gulferisis will "send a very presidents It echoed the Soviet desire "to resolve the strong message around the world " (Persian Gulf) crisis peacefully" while threatening "We're very pleased," the president said aboard Air unspoken other measures it that proves impossible. Force One en route back to Washington after the "The statement was superb." Bush said en route hastily arranged summit in Helsinki, Finland. back to the United States. "I couldn't ask for anything Sharing his impression s of the one-day summit with more out of a joint statement" reporters, Bush said, ''The fundamental point is that He said the statement and the summit would have there's a clarion call for compliance with these (U N ) an impact because before the two leaders met it sanctions" against Iraq appeared Saddamn hoped he could appeal to the Soviet The president said the Soviet Union had expressed Union to separate its position from that of the United solidarity with the United States and other countries States about the need to enforce the sanctions, which are But the U S-Soviet joint statement "sends a very designed to pressure Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein to strong message to him (Saddam) that he's not going pull back from Kuwait to divide and conquer " The solidarity exhibited by the two superpowers on "The next step is to insist that the sanctions be the issue "sends a clear signal to Saddam Hussein," fulfilled," Bush said Bush said. Bush told reporters on Air Force One that he and "I think it is going to send a very strong signal Gorbachev spent their summit time talking almost round the world, and I couldn't be more pleased," entirely about the Persian Gulf Show airs despite interruption, local disapproval By ALLYSON GARDNER Nlrtheaesrlenverity tienial show I le vandalI in oft toItcmsion Alligator Writer ustine professor James Alan [ (x. viewers with sound but no pture %11ssissippi med ical exammiiter Ma It r sever iril mtes before lethni Despite the slicing of four cam t hael West, televi c is re era cables by an unidentified bicv %ion reporler Kithi paired tile clist, guests backing out and a Be lch and Mario damiag community sick of media attention laboada, brother A ur identified fInad(ifi IOnl the "Donahue" show went on or one of ot v'' person cut the video the cable I iss aU (I ICT)r( C More than 1,500 residents and Tebers spoke college students showed up for [he lines to four of the three of the out while others %how's origi- live broadcast of Phil Donahue's show's five cameras television talk show Friday at the expressed their nal guests - feelings in a differ- Gainesville Community Plaza to five minutes into the Gain esville ent way discuss the murders of a Santa Fe An unidentified show. W a y a n d Community College student and person cut the four UF students two weeks ago C I i f t o i video lines to four of the show's Gainesville Mayor-Commissioner With guests Gainesville City Courtland Collier and UI Student Commissioner Rodney J Long, Body President Michael Browne - refused to appear on the show "An event such as tits will not be good for Ul " Browne sal last week "Students want to put this behind them " UF President John Lombardi also said last week he would not appearon the show, saying that he didn't think the murders were an "entertainment subject " But Donahue and his staff de- fended the show's intentions 'This is not an entertainment program," Donahue told audience members before the show It'sour chance to show the country Gainesville is holding on well," Karin lippert. Director of Press Relations for "Donahue," said she was pleased with the show "Mario Taboada was an elo- quent speaker who needed to be heard," she said "Donahue" staff member Beth Haddad said it would have been mue to have the siudent body rep- resented on [he show but that she Technicians work to repair a cable that was intentionally cut understood Browne's decision not during a live broadcast of the "Donahue" show. to appear to boost his program's ratings we've ever had on this program Audience reactions to the show After the show, Donahue sand he were mixed some member' said was glad it was over he said I hope its over for this Phil Donahue discusses the Gainesville murders. the show was tasteful while others said Donahue came to Gainesville "This is as miuch pressure as connuily"

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Back to normal As students, we never thought we'd be saying this, but it was actually a good feeling to see the alumni and their gaudy Winnebagos in town this weekend. rRAQ It was a symbol that maybe life in Gainesville was vK returning to normal. We didn't even mind that it took 30 minutes to drive a 10-minute route because it was so great to see people coming into the city, rather than leav- LM~ &fW0 ing it. The record crowd at Saturday's game also indicated that students and local residents are ready to have some- Don't hunt - go canoeing instead thing much more simple to worry about - such as the Gators first home "My long hair don't hide my red neck " If Willie game. Nelson didn't pen that line - he ought to have' 0 Robert Raulryon Even some students who normally wouldn't be caught nTat line is a good way of saying a couple of things dead in Gator wear were willing to sport orange and blue simultaneously It says I still am what I started out OUT this weekend. And students seemed happy that their being, but Ive changed. I've developed some different SPEAKING I soon graduated from bird, to small game, and greatest concern over the weekend was the wait to get attitudes - letting some bad ones slide - while rating that which is good about my beginnings then to Whitetail deer Killing a buck is a ngh ol into a restaurant. My beginningsare thoseofa North Floridacracker passage for a cracker boy I painted my youngest brother's face It also was good to hear people discussing Steve "Cracker" can be a fighting word if the wrong person with warm blood on the cold December Spurrier's return to Florida and UF's chance of garnering says it to the right person. "Country" is the preferred morning of his first kill the National Championship, instead of the latest clues in term, but I have problems with it It's hard to explain these things to nonhunters. [its the murder investigations. All people are "country" people, because what else also hard to explain to a hunter how your mind ca' could they be' The biggest city in the world, which School spirit isn't something we usually acknowledge I change about hunting. guess is Miami, lies smack-damn in the middle of the I now see hunting as cruel, psychologically unhea in editorials, much less advocate, but this weekend we country. All people are country, but not all people are thy and dangerous I also see it as symbolic of realize that what residents needed most was something crackers. humanity's mad destruction of its natural environment I like the term cracker because Marjorie Kinnan to bring them together and to throw their support and How can we teach young Americans to respect and bottled emotions into. Rawlings used it in 7he Yearling and in Cron Creek. It conjures images of those beautiful wooden houses. preserve nature when the government sells hunting The Gators were able to provide that and we're glad so I'm proud to call myself a cracker. licenses? What kind of precedent does it set when the "environmental President" spends many people took advantage of the weekend's activities. We crackers prefer trucks to cars, beer to wine, his vacation shot- women to men and meat to tofu Willie Nelson says gunning birds? We must change our attitudes towards The healing process also was helped along by UF Presi- our environment or perish dent John Lombardi's speech at the game. we love smoky old poolballs and clea mountain morn- along With It. It's really that ings and puppies arid girls of the night. simple. A hunter who puts hi, gun away for god has asked those present to bow their heads made a As Lombardi We crackers also love to hunt. This piece is about beginning. in a moment of silence to honor the five murdered stu- hunting, in case you were beginning to wonder. Even Sportsmen frequently argue that killing is only a dents, many realized that although we continue to mourn though I haven't been hunting since I returned tron small part of the enjoyment they get from hunting our peers, the fear that has gripped this city is slowly Vietnam, I still love to hunt But I will never go hunting Give the matter a little more thought and you'll see beginning to subside. again. that it's an unnecessary pail of it. Hunting is a social institution in rural areas. If you Try letting the next season go by without doing But while we hope this is only the beginning of our pas- bag a big buck, people slap you on the back and buy sage back to the lives we once had in this town, we also any hunting. rake your family canoeing, camping or you a beer. You don't see anything wrong with hunting hiking on one of Florida's great nature trails, Get a 35 hope students don't forget the safety precautions they and you are amazed at people who do. mm camera and learn to take trophy" photographs. took so seriously just a week ago. I became a hunter at 10 when I got my first Daisy BB gun. With this monstrous toy, I killed birds You won't miss the bloodshed. You won't miss the No one has been arrested for or charged with the mur- thr L of inflicting pain and death on a valuable Cardinals and Bluejays - and and Mockingbirds I mowed harmless ders, and as horrible as it is to think about, we want stu- them down as if they were enemies anial. You might discover that you love the outdoors dents to remember the killer could still be in Gainesville. What a tragedy! A Cardinal is a living work of ar even more than you thought. That sounds like a morbid thing to say, especially A Mockingbird is a talented musician you don't have Going through changes ain't always fatal. Your long when we're advocating that students return to their nor- to pay penny to hear play. A single bird in it's lifetime hair won't hide your red neck. mal routines as quickly as possible. But it's a fact we will devour pounds of harmtfl insects, Robert Ruienm is a UFjmI au salar. have to live with, and take measures to guard against. Ino'ed me that maybe my point grou It does net with to hind by Amnesty Int'l was needs clarification. To put it con- labelling it as poildeal. alligator used as scapegoat cisely and concretely, Browne used Editor A a. an example to stop funding To further emphasize that the Judy A. Plunkett Editor: Amnesty International's to the White Student Union. death penalty is not the issue, the position on the death penalty was Managing Editor Opinions Editor Browne's money from SGwas not to be used not the reason SG president Mike actions were for our amtdmatliaILy efforts, manipulative and M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Reslier Browe threatened to veto the unethical. but to aist us in our ekttrwriting Regardless of your stand senate budget if Al was funded by on the crusade to S" IMrtur and other Letmt Poy death penalty or Amnesty Interns. ttner in fu .ftm .'cutd oti *cd 200 wOt* aecnut -s Say-tO pq.Ie Ty ha-um. SG; Jimwine told me he supports abue of human drigts. spw, du*a.sm r ined Tine .Mda include a osd ne dn avndW Is.V" A's stand on the death penalty. tional, labelling a group without An.Me N*me -O&- WI t Ir. wi Sne US onus. i - W. anl juib's 0fl first investigating it, is wrong. 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AIICATOR, 7 Drinks sold in paper cups State university police Athletic Association saves money, aids stadium clean up help patrol UF campus By TOM WIGGINS we needed to switch from plastic to paper" Whatter Alligator Writer said "Also, we know the ecology is going to be an By MATTHEW SAUER rhe addionral police were on issue as far as plastic is concerned and we're trying Alhgatr Writer duty fron 7 p n f0 7 a m and used UF football coach Steve Spurner's debut wasn't to get a jump on it." their Own uniforms and patrol cars, the only change fans discovered when they saw Whitler said souvemr plastic cups still will be I F added 16 p1lce officers rom hfptonl said Galos beat Oklahoma State 50-7 at Florida Field sold n the stadium's gift shop, and said he felt the universities throughout the state t> si posLie oliuers niaintam [heir Saturday new paper cups, which bolster security oi tai S Saturday all mine stle tamii Fans wanting to increased in size from night, following a day (t ejeCtion Jurisdiction ('11 poses quench their thirst in 16 ounces to 22 ounces and arrests at this weekend's toot- the 92-degree heat University Athletic Associa- this year, will sell as ball game But before the extra officers bought sodas in paper the campus, local wel as the plastic cups In the wake of the murders of five began patrolling of plastic tion officials made the switch officers ejected 38 people, 23 of cups, instead However, fans will local college students, State Univer- cups that have been sold after a concession consultant pay more to quench sity System Chancellor Charles them LIF students, from Saturday's for years, and found their tis h rc Reed called in police from eight game they had to dig deeper reported in May that they of a soda increased to Other Florida universities ito give UF 'We had a pretty average number into their pockets to buy Could $1 50 to help with main- officersworking the night shift some of ejections and arrests," ripton them. save between $25,000 tenance costs, he said time off, UF police spokeswoman said iTere was a sort of reverence University Athletic and $35,000 a year by using The cups also have a Angie Tipton said on campus People had a good time, Association officials new snapon lid instead but were more mellow and things made the switch after a paper cups. "Since this whole thing started of the plastic tape lids we've been working 12-hour shifts didn't get out of hand concession consultant used last year That All time off was canceled immedi- Police also arrested five people, reported in May that they could save between change was prompted by the stadium's anainte- ately, Tipton said 'Because of four of them LIF st udents, for $25,000 and $35,000 a year by using paper cups, nance director Br Lauramore, who said the tape Saturday's game, some of our offi- charges ranging from disorderly UF concessions manager Zeke Whitter said. lids were being stuck to the walls and causing paint cers would end upworking 24 hours conduct to illegal possession of .1 "One of the things it to come off showed us was, to cut costs, a day P' cohol.

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OXFORD MANOR paid IbIk trom UF 330 1263 9 1 5 large I small REASONABLE 377 9615 9 17 15-6 prem Sublease quiet Ibr apt Dec I by apI remodeled parking, well lit Sep 1990 Why live alone' Share expenses but 2 roommates to share Iunishied 2b/a2ba convellenl $230'mo security Sundowne Apts 0118 near UF/Butler lses NOT 1dathroomal Large 3bdr/3ba town apt at Sloriedge Apri $175 each A FUTON A FRAME $100 Call 377 6918 for Uppomtme 9 Plaza $289/mo Call 377 2596 or 334 house apartments Washerldryer in share il Call 336 8415 912 3 5 From only 8200/set 5669 eves 9 10- 4 10 5 1 ciudad Come by today Call Al 373-3127 0-17-15-5 2777 SW ARCHER AD 377-2777 9 Female rootima needed, own bedroom Furn cottage for serious grad slLOli Sublet 2bdrlbe api n Vizcaya on 34th from campus $100/mo . 1/2 furniture 24 155 1 5 miles DESKS (all sples Computer group of 6 under canopy 01 Irees 9 m n Close ho campus rent 35mo for Omos ulillites Call Jon at 372 5190 9 12 3-5 Bookcases File cabinets, Choirs Fall Ules from campus, downtown 5225,mo September free Call 378 251 M F 9 to styles) A morse in stock a igurnateed low 376 F roommate safe + secure beaulliul call for unique -inVg experience 5 9-12-5 4 condo in NW area Close to UF A SF $250 Female roommate. needed to share .st prices THE OFFICE MART 690 NE 3012 912 51 pays all, 5150 security d Call3765297 4bdrlba house w/pooil and hot tub 23 Ave 373-7518 0-19 17-8 Subletse 2br/ka Sep Dec at 1700 SW or 013-956-1559 0-14 9-5 washer/dryer 3 miles from UF $275 In F nr it have own bdf ,n nice 2 bdr house 16 SI(Summir House) Very close 1o eludes tiltis373 3247 9 145 BEDS BEDS BEDS area a wash/dry wood Shands/VA Hospitals $3751month Walk 1OUF nice SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT AT NEWFURNITURE USED + uil Call/leave message Foors private yard $225/mo 12 &1334 5029 9 11 4 BRANDYWINE 2 bdr/l ba FURNISHED LAURELS tins for own room/ba ,n Lowest Olcouri Prices Call 373 8971 9 Is-a1 4 $200/mo for own room 1/2cableAbis 3bd/3bg Greal amenities wd Sept Dumas Discount Jaculzi, sauna. weight room, huge pool paid-6250 dep $250 mo Call 335 6487 1421 NE Sth Ave 371 4422 Sul Furnished Studio after 5 pm 9 14 5 5 928 24 6 FOR RENT: Utilities Included- ool Sale 372-2057 Dennis 9-10-5-5 Next To Campus SW is' Ave MF own furnished rs in 3 bdrm ? 5 bathl N/S F Roommale to siare 20r 1 1/2 bath NATURAL LEATHERS 2 UNFURNISHED Call Immediately 378 2221 poolaide condo, Casablanca wid mcro Townhouse $225/month Neg , U2 uil handcrafIed bags, backpacks brefcases , 336 4015 or 373 6589 Close to Shands Cal Howie at 375-5864 200/mninth 1/3 ul belts, sandals A more Write N N PO Sox Wa K [0 Sarna FE CC I BOB $270 $280 Sublleass quiel I br turn api now 9 10-5-5 Bob 9-12-3 5 398435 MB FL 33239 Ire. catalogue or ?8 OD $335 NEW townhouse $440 Sec Aug4l.091 September free, very close 372 7640 9 10 10 6 P'u LMl Poo, lawdry no cats or dogs 0 UF & post office $269/mo Call Wilson I F for own rm/ba in 2br/2 Sba si Cas in p l1Ir, Apts 3/81190 1214 al 334 5163 or32 3850 91454 6 FOR SALE blanca Partially urrshed wa/dry poolA ADVANCED Car Stereo Plus Offering lib 2 all crLbhs $250/m , I /uIl Call 335 3546 50 watt KMD amp W/ inch Harmtan Kardon Autotak Toshiba Sublease I bdrm apt only 3 blocks from guitar 12 125 CELESTION speaker HOTi Hardly Crunch Haler ME IVSE alarm LAnzar Of Game Apts Near UF A VA quiet campus Ac/heaticeing Ian pool 14 76-6 Female prof/grad student-sor child Ok used, $140 080 Cali Rob 37 GUMBY NW23 Ave 371 4378 12 *orar flyel PVd abe In most uirs for $269/moriI 1 year lease(Sept Pee Ab' Private bdrm bh porch No $20 -,o Cals A,iowed 18 28 1 *2 aln @37140,0 91454 107oM-F 911 3-6 snote/drugs $215 m e util 373 1760 $250 $3 /S sec A ,mr 372 6422 12 14 HI-Fl Workhino 910 3-5 TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 Disk DISCOUNT 722 S Main * The Red Bldg INCREDIBLE 5 ROOMMATES dives 2 r cassetlss fimia r Efficiency Apt 2 rooms avail NW area I mile to UF M Factory reconditioned unused in past 2 WE ARE CHEAPER Staring a $185 TREEHOUSE VILLAGE n/a responsible student Ac/washi dry ye Perfect lor small typesetting jobs Sarling at 5235 2 Bsdroom Roommates Available own room nice J1Si /mo 371 6463 Good machine for small lype shop Sys ME AD0WCREST Reserve your room for fall 377 131 Alex 9 13 5-5 [em Includes 3 rolls 6 in RC firm & 6 lon CHEAP RADAR 0 NW 3ln Ave Rua service to UF and SFCC disks $3,500 OBO Call The Alligator al Detectors * All Brands 375 4875 378-398 turn or unturn $175-$250 pe room Roommate needed to Sublet own room ,n 373-9928 for more into 9 24-20 6 375 3861 male/month SW Ap Nicely turmished 1/4 uI lities $75 each MZ Prop Mgmt Inc ReallOr 375 020/ Call collect or more into 904 651 Alpine, Kanwoed. Sony and 30 more ***DESKS* ** (7) I , Our Navy Spcais 9 14 14-5 1836 (Holly) 9 i 3-5 brands are all a our New LocallanI Car and 25 chairs I5 each All Amenili. Available Stereo Specialiste 3216 NW 13 a1 372- WFREE GIFT WITH PURCHASE * I iNIfI C) UNF JHNISHI 1) Serious male sLudent hor 5 bedroom up 3 bedroom house M/F roommate needed 2070, 12-14 76 6 Call 372-3335 day 338 0004 after / Pl Hoommmir1.e, Aviaable stairs apartment with laundry 4 blocks to $190 per mor 1/2 upr Have dog close 9 24 20 6 We e No i UF $t0/mo , deposit lease No pols to campus Call 372 4106 or 377 9752 MICRO CENTER/ Computers 376 1146 IFGFNCY OAKS 495 9024 9 12105 Editor's choice Hewlett Packard * ****AIR CONDITIONER*** BRANDYWINE 1/2 mile to UF FUR Northgas Price lower thar mail order 12,000 BTUs that its A cools Cory Doa NISHED 2bd' lba $200/mo for own 32JO SW Archer Re ad FEMALE n/s needed for own room in Systems below include Imb,40mb 28ms) mond Village Apartment under war'any room 1/2 bills mof acuzzi sauna COUNTRY GARDENS 2br/1ba inSWares $1891mo . 2utill , Harddisk graphics motlor MC 286/12 3779615 9-17156 Call Debbie at 338 1469 Lv, mess 9 weight room huge pool Dennis 372 $1195, MC tkesx $1370 Norfhgace 3/3 4500 BOSS BEACH good 11 3 5 2857 9-13-S 5 388/20 $2399 Leading Edge rept *40 CRUISER 5 speed 200' SW In Street condition rides gral 390 Call Propur 2 1 'e, ? ME Eld & baltery $2395 1 5 2 year war Female roommates to share 3b/2 Sbar r SE RIOUS, maluro f student to share rlies Onie warranties Pan asonic enfrcyie 375 809 9 123-6 beauiul 2 bdrN/2 1/2ba Greenleaf condo SPACIOUS nished townlom Close to Bf $200 210 1180 printer S185 HP LaserdetlIp . 1/3 util 370 5431 9 14 o1 5 on bus roule Flexible lease $225/mo+ **Dorm Size ridge for sale, like new OUR BFDHOOMAPIt $1049 3743 W University Ave 12 14 Why rent when you can own for only $501 G 1/2 uthl 373 2509 9 10BS NI $2 73tM0 Call 376-2567 Leave message 9-14 5 6 LYONS APT sbr'2ba Urfurnlshed in beautiful March CrIlMiatoppor Car Alarms. K-40 Rader Housebroken apt male to share gorgeous Detectors, 4000SW20TH AV 377-8797 wood lownrouse 10 share n/s / pool lnily, caneul, Sony, washer dryer 245/mo , /2 ul Call Larry downtown apt 2bdr/2b. All nod convert Orion. Baaks, Home or Car Stereo JVC & Jarrard Zero 100 turnlables Stereo niences $245/mo 373-7456 9 20 10 5 cabinets w, smoked glass doors, Smith ,rg0 rooms ulil Pald I OC a | i 1 335 1421 9 13-10- We Beat All Prices 373-3754 12 14 76 Corona electric typewriter $50 each locked niorO cable nice $150 1 Is Luxury EAGLE bldg socuily own br/ba Niceclean modern lurnilure and aniquos Acousled electrostatic speakers Model ,t-.o 1 De or Close 10 campus ui paid, Roommate needed n/s Mill Pond condo incredible view. near campus $285 all at reasonable prices Come take a One , One w acouoslad lwi-200 amp Oul 316 3291 9 on 7 2 I 5 miles Ion campus Own bdr'ba, wd pets OK $25mo . 1/2 uli 336 uil Outgoing & Intelligent M/f 374 4309 look THE PLUNDER HOUSE 511 SW $1500 Peavy k 400 keyboard amo 300 Mail 9.12-5-5 41h Ave 372-8577 M/C VISA AMEX 4 channels $325 371 $'00 oif is month So l' Phoernix Apl 5336(day) or 335 949feveo 9 21 10 5 wails 9 band eo 9-14 cad' iba S325 Iocoseo IUF'Shands ai- 6401 S6 amer, rs Coll aL h ours Ok 378 1802 96 PROTECT YOURSELF WITH CURB Colle Apr For Bulki - Curb gives you Mhe pewer 10 'walk away trem any alacker To~Of N Ball achriai - Curb's ON formula is muse by 9% of the few enforcement agencies AMEON STUDENTS! UF 3 Bi oc 'orn * Curb'$ formula stops an attacker times tia any other tear I Forc oif Unv Ave five faster - Curb is in use by maor Ciy. state and hderat agenoe netlotoide $241 D-trly P'us Secur'ty Student Mental Health announces the Call 338 '839 9 12 5 formation of two support groups: N I , tIfhflises Apt !Dr rent irg 1 Or duples Urilurn p.-___ $250oa turn $300 3 six m Unio Ave A - - .e 1. for UF students who are HIV+ 13 ST 321 NW 14 St Call Bill days 377 0*P0 - d 9956 eve 332 1761 9-13 5 2 - a weekly CONFIDENTIAL support group 1 br tb across from campus $275/mo N03 NW 51 Street Call 378 0700 9 ?3 5 2 0.,,,,,,e haI MS 0 list* 2. for "UF students who care" I form wa .compl. ri2 mie From c.r - a support group for significant others, PUS FUli kitchen $345 Call 372 3369 tM invail o, 3/8 7392 9 14 6 2 family members, or friends of someone I for"ation .- A.- esa AFFORDABLE Lu'ury'Securly in an who is HIV+E or has AIDS. Custom iron sec doors/wndws SW I2I prs chandeliers cer ns micro sensor 1,0 Pao privacy Inc From $280 331 alone le s is U K J For more information, call Linda Lewis at 392-1171. 2099 0 145S2 a~~~ "a ja M Leave your first name and telephone number and MOBILE HOMES: your call will be returned by a group leader. 3 FOR RENT/SALE * M-rASCR ia a. PSl 2 bedroom / Iba trailer Good place for - -- students prefer married $250/mo Call [I IFfiJl Mll I R t0 1is AllAl(Rif ' FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 9 AUTOS AUTOS v sr or Slry, $30 et r n r ies A r 1'Or t r UP S I ive' 'a ,- 983 Poniac Grand Pri Bro ,q- 35 010 Pe 1o, r, 11c nr-, IT .a rlnrT C u1W 3>000 , O flowe, avarylir, 9g ,nc moonr00 del f AW ELITE 3'06 0 1% condIlon $3000 378 1253 910 0grnu qasrie61 5on S9,drr $11OnA kI I' l~S, IQ Fh3A hI,, WAIFr13E E~,i a'II COMPUTER 'r'uo kin S IVJV '980 FORD '50 PICKUP EXC-Il i NI CONDITION L50 Cgrl, ace 323 5r? 9 Ara $?395BesOfetr Ca I', 19?4 Aa o "f So I drpC. 073 9'413 9 SYSTEMS exceiientr r orn M il 11 $1I I Simply the besl 0l'er ii bast in quality, 8l(YCLE Oran, rnew 0 336 q302 9 11 I 2 Silb Htam Irn rda.ng 1989 NISSAN PULSAR Dulgundy grey F service end price Call 335-1300 h'ke ,"dies 1Ispeeds Cc' 'eb-s ri g speed air am Im brand new condeor i .4 mn 3r'd lork Ask rq S"50 o0o 3/3 oIpur IBM cione 2l f r, I' -' under warranty Call ' 1 338 4055 between 10 WANTED 5s 16,'1 & 3 S flOps rntwp' ronir co Or gr h 94'a5be 4 0 Sam and 4 15 pm 9 14 13 9 card mnaihcop, s50 '0.'1' game oosr Ior A'r 'Ids GOI1) Cnl '1.5 L AR ALARMS installed Femote coniro' WAIEPG!DFOP SAl spersMgm, iad 0oS4 01 WPEFCCS 0 mose op **TOYOTA SUPRA*S A r'& I I lop $ or irpie oz ' m ary car truck or van Tully guranleed W't T000 dd railsrd heare. $000 0o 33! 8283 332 6492 alrer 5 9 134 6 1 984/Auto Loaded/Good cand Jle' y 3'IT 9'11 '2 'll 10 demo Call 336 9193 sludenl iv nes 9 4 5 6 mion$4 950Ph 377 9618 9 13 10 9 rige 10 19 38 6 CA NNON DAL for Sal IE ce hlenl CoA, lon veryighrweor many e'as $525 1981 TOYOTA 11 SERVICES [)BASS Car stereo specialist Warehouse ALPINE STARLET Good running $10id 334669' 9 '3 condition flew I, ,s ShOcks ,00 diect sales on all car audio equipment 03215 Ca 1 graphc eq *1 7Dauds a 4 amps 375 03 7 NW Mini storage a I 75 & NW 391h Ave GrnesvilI. siudenis 25% oft sales/insal 3 alter 6 pm 9 5 5 9 20W ol power Gel The besr 4 your car DARKROOM gear to, sale F narger near Oaks Mall area 5 x 5 to to x 20 rom .arons D BASS 4504 SW 29Th Ave Call Sebastian 332 9898 $150 lirm 9 14 elec PIme, papesafe nega' v rank ORANGE AND BLUE $20 10% disc losderi 332 8917 12 C yle FL 32608 AUTO INSURANCE 9 28 20 6 - atelighr A lots more $225 Dayd 334 LOW RATES low 14 76 11 LOF1 ir 0 paymels Past drive ,r 0 1l ce'In wi shelf I A9 9 11 3 6 thru service SSaboa Esaro. F d a Warehouse Recycle 372 canter pro! 3'? 27 7 9718 bu, I UF approved W.i do 377 CARS SE KUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEAS- desks bikes it Wecare 9 7 0 9 beds satreos 1001 liver & help assemble 5120 obo 37? Puth moped Fxcaiieri condi or Low Cr cornfdential Asting and Treatler ar aop amps Save u rnfi urdoors, speak 90S8 9 12 36 n ins Cover A I lock included CAN YOU BUY A CAR THAT RUNS -OR PL ANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0581 t? Irs rabies couCh 426 NW 1 ST 9 1 8-6 6 $400ine0 3/8 2966 Anne 9 124 6 $500' Yes you can' needs work bs . 14 1' COMPACT WASHERANODRVEP sand runsii Call 3781376 v mesg 9 10 49 VW Camper popiop 1977 1800 Tub upFroidare $150Cali 373 2496 9 14 Wreless alarm systems for apt , house -' 78000 miss 2 double beds silk complete 5349 5 yr warranty pan c hui ** GATOR MOVING ** CANNONDALE I have o sell my baby Shea a 190' F ar Ce box % backb ires $2300 obo Mu S SR 500 Shimano 105 Ion 120 decibel alarm Call 372 0903 F ui1 Serv May or 2000 Conv 'n very good shape Storage Packing N se 1' 335 2321 or 473 4013 call now 9 Scoit ae bars Mr Isoc rims clipless She 1i go ram Hse Full Days 31 3956 9 20 10 6 TO a good home for $3195 Leave Eves long rts 1 5 6 $500 call Bob 376 614 v message mass L . ns HarryB. 1374 4791 A at 378 6968 9 10 4 9 12 14 76 ' 1 1356 ****REFRIGERATOR **** Noipoi rntrigeralor/freezer rsT free S EEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * as 12 cubic loot 2 door G E refrigerator 7 VW Super Basle 20k on ertre, a ioG T? cbc ft only 5 yr Old, Minr conItion Video player $55 lovesear $40 sr.,cy sops I ooardng * eoodser lairres * works well clean all shelves $160 do of new parrs needs pert 0 be on tnc, bar $45 new Jensen car stereo 540 1971 ray rdes Oniy $385, was $890 462-0071 aller Spm 'vered 377 961S 9 20 10 6 $1450 obo Needs 10 sell 375 650' atie * pirt's * sa'es * workhnq or weekends 9 T1 5 6 VoIo runs grea S000 Ca' 3/7 4622 8080 Spm on Weekdays anypMe or wknds 'or iudets accepted 466 3224 375 14761 9 '1 3 6 Papasaris wicker rockers wcaer dr OU info 9 10 3 9 1 Two Green Screen monitor S, Apple I rue baskets & Mre ar Aarehoue Iodem Apple Ic disk drive WOW lenwoa dai cassete deck is guage a, DesS SaeFr, 9 6& Sai9 4 AL rersrau Nissan Slanra 82 Auto ArC 41) H shotgun pool cue w/ case Ask tor Steve 0oreverso $200 Sony CD player $, 50 or M *SUNBELT MOVING* SiErage mi nor 01 Archer Rd Mc cruise coniro JVC srerno 83 000 "i'as Protessioral 336 6129 9 12 5 e Oih 1or $325 Cali 335 7404 I no home Moy ig Pace'ng & Suep es Dorais on 401' Blvd 9 -3 5 6 excellerT condit or $1 750 3'3 '64 please 1 Per House 'u, l local Ing s0ave message A 13 4 6 Susaq 9 t3 0 59 I C Ins P''cod 0'q Two CANNON)MI E road Olkes to, sure lrs'S Ma'y I ' MOV 12 14 76 1 Good condillor low miies 1 Trralio RenaurFuego 1928 50Kv'ygoodca- I ready Call 334 8842 9 11 3 6 welkepr have ecords Greatsree a ic HORSE: BOARD Trearhose f ar' par sloering wbra I85mbo 33? 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* Cine .5 rr ,A Itwo I- - 2 LWfd r 3 A I* to roiwt a- kiwis V^I I*W 14 a M ler .S *Sas~ass v.t.a 111Wr e4 Cd to EtUt.*a~ SERVICES TYPING SERVICES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED *** AR Pickup & Delivery oroiessIna *OOORESUMESOOO@ A Plus Notes Are you an A' Student do Paime copy marine alrendant morn Chldcare after School n NW T0 15 you take excellent notes would you like hr s/week M F own Irans and rIIrence srippers Over 40 yrs The neaghbornood Comp'eie or'I1ng & development servrcns 'ngs/om. wknds Flex 20 30 brs/wk 10 earn while you learn if so then call 378 3038 afiera 9 102 13 courier G vila s been looking for 3V6 Hesale HOuse 3C' 8 48 1? 14 /6 12 Danka Ind 392 0329 9 10 5 13 33910e* **Oo 371 5954 We are look 'g to r students i The lollowing classes Universityi0Flor'daFoundaion 5P0 11 Typ'no,wo dprocossing WordPerfect ACGO 200, ACGO HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY p/ft mature, 2302 ADV 3000 APB Taking appilcarons for felephonecommu 5 1 qnfa ly 0r4 last results low rates 2150 APO 215? own transportation, fluent English, SOame AMH 2010, AMH 2020 ANT ANT nicators Must have $COLLEGE MONEY Privaie scholar dependable Desooa service Tra 332 2301 nighis A weekends Top salary interview excellent telephone 2402, ANT 3141 ANT skills and be enthusiastic Must work S, ps' College Scholarship Localors pob 1469 12 14 76 12 340. ANT 3511 & references 377 0556 9 14 9 13 3 1801 Joplie MO 64802 1881 000 579 ARC 1211 ARC 1701, ARC 2201, ARH nights/week, 3 hour/llght From 0 30 7405 12 14 75 11 Typnp * * Typsetling ** esumes 2002, ARH 2050. AST 1002 AST 2037 Florida Book Siore has positions open irn 9 3Opm Starling salary $4 50/hour Call IFrom 1 50 pg 91/ NW 13 Si BSC 2010, OSC 2011 CCJ 2202, CCJ the Gatorweer Department If you are en 392 7757 to set up ppI 9 10 2 13 Hun 3024 CCJ 4204, CHM 1020 CHM or Showbarn now accepting students WCS Inc 373 9822 2040, srgel, mature, and a good sludent we Past UF equestian coach Boarding CHM 2041, CHM 2045, CHIM 2046, CLT Earn $150 12 14 76 12 may have just Ie opportunity for you working sludems accepted Farrell Farms 3370. COM 1000, ECO 2013- ECO 2023 Apply at 1814 W University Ave 9 1I1 5 Fundradsing oppor unity for your group or ECO 3100. ECO quick cash or yoursel' 4/2 3142 109 30 11 TYPING Erperienced Fai Accurale ECO 3202, 4101, EUH 13 Cistribule popu 2002, FIN 3400, FOS 2001, GEO 2200 la, student Magazine Un Campus in 1 2 Spelijohecked, Ii F di 'ng $1 25 a pae GEO 2I0I GEO 2420, GEO days Call Mr Wilkinson at 000 342 376 2294 atd, 6 EpoOr leave message 2500, GLY SOCCER COACHES and GYMNASTICS *TOTAL SECURITY* 1000. HIS 2453, HUM 5118 9 11 313 9 10 10q12 2210 HUN 220'1 INSTRUCTOR wanted HerYMCA Calthe Scout system lor aparIments mn ISM 3011. JOU 3100, MAC 1142 MAN YMCA or moreino 376 7172 914913 door/wndow alarms horen systems avail 3021, MAA 3023, MET 1010 MGF 1202, Part Time Delivery and sales help able 335 0100 9 8 5 11 13 HELP WANTED MMC 2100, MMO 4200 OCE 2005. PET Live in Manhalan' E xcelleni salary, now wanted Musi be sIrong healthy and self 3320. PET 3350, PHI 2100, PSB 3004 through June Teachlite skills &converse starting Friendly atmosphere $4 SO/hr BE ST AVAILABLE PROTECTtON' CS PSY 2013. PUR 3000. PuR 3101 OMB wE mweet 14-yr old learning 10 start The Wood Stove Inc 2031 NW Military tear gas & personal protection NEWSPAPER disabled boy 3205 OMB 3500, REL 2130, REL 2500 after school Days ret from 6th Si No phone calls 9 13.5 13 InFo Keycharin Sam-4pm un or home canister PRODUCTION REE 2804. RTV 2100, RTV 3000 PTV Opporuniy to aliend school or work as $17 95 each . $2 50 shipping (cIecks ok Now accepting applications tor paste up 3407. SOP 2513. SOP 3004, SPA 2024 paralegal in husbands police Refer Sitter needed for 10 A 11 yr Olds V.sa MC phone ordeal Sent mMedaleyl tor Alligator Editorial Production Good STA 3023, SIG 2000, SYC 2430 SVC encee Call days D Chill 212 1a 0632 Wednesday & Thursday afternoons, some Sallie Cain Action Seminars 14t experience for graphic artlOurnals ma evenings & weekends Call 332 7200 Parkforesi RaionRoue L A 7010 or call ore brothers with similar inlere E xper levSO message 9-14 6 13 504 751 0495 rience preferred, bul not required NEED EXTRA MONEY, DOMINO'S PIZZA Evening hours, flexible schedule Fill oul In Gainesville/ Ocala area Sell GATOR ON CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT Gator Din- Marlboro Farms Qualily horse board n an application at 1105W Univ Ave 9 4 PRODUCTS Licensed by U of FL Call NOW HIRING SAFE DRIVERS Day or Ing Multiple locatIons. 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By GREGG DOYEL dope, lead, and didn't slow down until the ieal ''We had been hearing pick of why Alligator Stall Writer how hard a time gun they were having with their new offers.' Cowboys uoach Pat lanes admitted to J-rurm(T'sstaIOnmtf IWaSn't auppoed Oklahoma State linebacker [racy [rice being 'in thedark''oiner ing UF'softeinse offense works [o be 11, 5 ease said 'It didn't sern that way tod v. did it" prior to Saturdav's ,assacre Oklahoma I or Okkhomna State, it wasn't opposed The Cowboys didn't make i hard for L P State was orced to rely on films of Duke I' toolibill Mirs 'alt (crV rt':i'iirT It pre- it be this scan sophomore Shane Matthews, making hIm - (iors coach Sieve Spurrier's previous ,lrt or tIle worst be!re the fiilons salurdv N30 7 shellac king it the hands first start at quarterback While the Okla school - lur hints oil what to expect Sator- rashig o Oklanoma Stile naturd.a, lhre Gators 't:i he Lowboys' dense - homa State delensrve line seet'td oct't day II l's irt' tree asii trIn ram igt-, tlie whit h lit'Id Ilssa to 159 yard, and three bucking heads with I F's oIfensive troat. 'We watched some Duke film, but that Cieors had is iuch suc'css in I r,,tring Ims11a w'e-k ago - 'ell 'ho kelf and Matthews was content pinking the Cow- was misleading because Florida has much cocn Steve Spurrer new pis-orienited olIecIvI'lv shake ng it litad boyssecondary to pieces le threwfor 332 better personnel"Jo nes said 'We weren't ijterse as kmmlt Smith it I alrndnig IAvre not really sure what happened," yards, and wasflushed fmm theprIcketonly ready, and just totally self-destructed.' once sthowl this semester It seemed tha when stunned Cowboys defensive coordinator Spurrer, on the other hand, studied last !t' pass protection wasn't breaking drownr, Hill Miller said "Our defensive backs did pretty well. week's film of the Cowboys' 10-3 victory recovers were running the wrong routes or W hin happen ned was ' Fs olfense. which keeping the receivers in front of them," over Fulsa, and drew up a game plan to quarterbacks were overthrowing the,r in- had sputtered during tall practices and was Cowboys defensive tackle Stacey Salterwh- exploit soft spots in the Cowboys second- ended targets the erignia of the squad entering ie said "lip front, wejust didn't give them ary Oklahoma State was the victim of an Spurner. who usedf the sare offense at Saturday's contest, exploded in the a chance." ambush Duke, even said early last week hrs Offense Cowboys' face for 567 yards of total often" From the first series, the Cowboys didn't "We scouted Oklahoma State so well it nuty T not be prepared to use certain plas 194 coming through the air [ F putted one have a chance Behind Matthews, the Ga- was almost like practice," UF flanker Ire against the Cowboys time tors needed only five plays to speed 70 Everett said "Everything went just like [he Cowboys contend they were fed bad yards past the hapless Cowboys for a 7-0 clockwork " a* Alec iarvez THREE COUNT Defense pressures Then care the seismn Opener, .l I F I'lled ike It hid been using Spurrwr sys i :nr ears Onl he first pl tro men- rage, quarter acts Shante Mantliews into mistakes -mrie'cted nIa 26 -card pass :o Ernie Mills oSU since hey played I our plays and I 50 later, the Gatrs had By SHARON GINN Nebraska in inistied a 70-yard scoring drive insng i io- Alligator Stat Writer huddle offense, a phenomenal accomplish- Richardson, a linalist for this ment considerng Mathews had pnviiusly The Gators may have a new look year's lnbardi Trophy, moved plaived two downs ill his college care to their defense this season, but if into a third-place tie on the Gators' The air show dii don't slop there Miallhews Saturday's game against Oklahoma all-time career quarterback sacks State fl!itt'd wilh I2 iards passing, oto. he proves anything, the results list With his 1 1/2 sacks Saturday, will r nth the third bsi p. 'g day be the same as usual Richardson tes Wilber Marshall, I I r',r' fo94 %arts) CtF, with eight startersback from who had 23 sacks from 1980- 83 jowti rid alr otfernst' tha stn.cgg!cd so last year's nationally-ranked de UF Coach Steve Spurrier said I d n practice play so ' c I iga Ir[I ()k-i fense, held the Cowboys to 238 Richardson and the rest of the Ga- o la Matv& There are three vnible reasons total yards - 192 passing and 46 [jrS were impressive Saturday, rushmg even though they could have been \V ClIs oIfense stopped makitg Menai better :,is and decided wining the gow would 1e atcrshad six sacksagainst in third-down situations )t nre kun than losing it. Oklahoma State quarterback Chris 'I sat over there DO the side- lines, Spurrier "n were one player short during stril Smith, Including one in the end said, 'and I said, going against that miages.' eight end Kirk Kirkpatrick ai 'One zone by defensive end Huey Rich I'd glad I'm not player would go the wrong way, one player ardson in the second quarter delense in; the blue jerseys, be cause they can really play b would go the wrong direction and hat's what It was UFs first safety since Al' EVIN WISNiEWI- ALLGATOA UF was ranked third in the na- affected us (Saturday), we got off to An early onzo Johnscn had one against Tui Defensive tackle Mike Brandon (97) bear hugs with ion last year under defensive co- start ano did the things we needed to do defensive end Huey Richardson after a safety. ane in 1984 And it was the first B) The Gators' defense is as good as ev- safety against Oklahoma State see Defane, page 17 erv'one thinks, and understandably humbled tie offense in practice. "We've been having scrimmages. and we haven't looked too good," sad Tre Everett, Everett, Mickell burst into the spotlight who led all UF receivers with five receptions or 123 yards and one touchdown 'We were Shane Matthews' performance at quar. cepted a fourth-quarter OSU pass and re PACKING 'EM IN terback wasn't the only pleasant offensive turned it 14 yards for a touchdown. told our defense had adjusted to the offense Saturday's attendance of 75,428 was a and things surprise Saturday. Healso recovered a fumble in the second would look a lot different when Florida Field record. The previous record we got on the field." Wide receiver Tre Everett, a sophomore quarter of 75,199 was set at the 1988 homecoming C) Oklahoma who did not catch a pass last year, caught State has never seen a team game against Auburn. pass as frequently as U did because the live against Oklahoma State for 128 yards STILL PERFECT Cowboysdd notunderstand the rulesof their including a 50-yard touchdown pass by Kicker Arden Czyzewski still is perfect Matthews, Saturday was the third time in history NCAA probation (The Cowboys apparently for the Gators. Czyzewski. a sophomore. that more than 75,000 fans have watched a thought they couldn't watch television, in- now is nine of nine on field goals and 15 of game at Florida Field. stead of not being allowed to appear on it) eB Sharon Gmnn 15 on extra points "After looking at Oklahoma State, we fell He connected on two field goals and six we had a lot of really good plays, and if we extra points Saturday. NOT EBOO K His 40-yard field goal SEEING RED played the way we were capable of, we'd be in the fourth quarter was the second-long- fine,"Spurier said. haven'tt had a team that Coach Steve Spurrier said repeatedly in est of his career. Only his game-winning UF travels to Tuscaloosa to face an un- was bigger, stronger and faster than an op. the preseason that he expects great things 41- yarder last year against louisiana State happy Alabama squad Saturday at 2:30 p a. ponent like that." from Everett. Everett is glad he got the was longer. The Crimson Tide, a 27-24 loser to South- Spurrier knows not every team will play chance to live up to those expectations. ern Mississippi, was ranked 13th before like the Cowboys did. 'Me Gators' have to "I didn't play much last year," said Ever- GRASS IS BACK being upset by the Golden Eagles. play Saturday at Alabama, and Crimson Tide ett, who played a total of nine plays last Saturday's 95-degree temperature at Alabama lost on a fans may start calling for Coach Gene season "It's a dream come true for Coach kickoff would have been worse were it not 52-yard field gool by Southern Mississippi'sjimTaylorwith 3:35 Stallings' dismissal if Bama loses another Spurmer to give me a chance to prove my for the reappearance of natural grass at left in the game. The Golden Eagles are game at home following last Saturday's 27-24 abilities." Florida Field. Spurrier insisted UF replace now 2-for-2 on season-opening upsets after loss to Southern Mississippi. the artificial turf that had covered Florida shocking Florida State 30-26 But even if Uls offense is half of what it THIRD STRING? Field since 1970 in Jackson- when he was hired Dec. ville last season was Saturday, Southeastern Conference Also add sophomore defensive end 31. ueams should watch out. After all, are there Darren Mickell to the list of Us surprising The last game played on natural grass at Crimson Tide any SEC teams geared tailback Siran Stacey was to defend against the players Saturday. Mickell, playing third- Florida Field was Miami's 14.13 win over will be pass? injured in the contest and probably string in his first collegiate game, inter the Gators in the 1970 season finale. out for the season. MONI)AN i 'IT MWt X m Pi ALI IGA(JR t Matthews handles offense with ease

By RON KASPRISKE nonolyv I> mnult s told Aligator Stall Writer ,IlvertA W'0NViI - FIs[to"lls pas I) Iiuige I' s(-onoj, of pla"mg omw Kerwin lell paused for a - "wasn't [ I nrouIN r, I liolight inicil Irvtng [t ldt](] Ii a smile is I would he. ind Miihew', wht> he cotllenp.uetd What it wotild be lter ,dliiute h hd m .[i i pst[ like Lobe Uilquart-c, hhaint stII(mhI during he lit q ( artr Matthew' sies l oday wa. Ilorly uInijili I h i Rell, the Galors all time leading telishyt' lire n.1" lile gioat pro-t passer. si d he WaI aIva trIg a. h 111[l et tVol ~a thd watC hid MI 'it 'lol " ihews lear up w~ok ,If 11h, Okl.honra Nin I woud 'love to be dtiqirve hai defense if) the out Onrow IF It ite of 132 yards Jig) here passing Saturdav no)W. I I-[( [ t, N IIT I would lovet be here now. Kerwin Bell said ]fell, Tow A Former UF KEvN WISNIEWSKI-AIliGAtOR graditl e at Is 1itHI Tol IfIT UF flanker Tre Everett pulls in a Shone Matthews pass for a 50-yard touchdown Saturday. lanI at UF "I quarterback Vltid tni Im I couldn't begin io GAME terback sae John Heaves had 342 The defense didn't stop its offen- tell you how amazed I was a' how against Houston in 1969, passed sive contributon there Darren wide Ope Ihose receivers were from pae 20 Sprin lei -said aliti looking the 300yard mark on UI's set ond Mickell, not even mentioned n the today and how I'd like to be Ihe'TI films (if tire CowlNoys he i'ali/tid series of the second half after UF preseason depth chart at defensive throwing them the passes " 'We've been waiting for this day the Gtors would inot t Nor junior Harvey Thomas blocked tackle, picked off a Wheeler pass [tell said Mathews, who started for so long," Matthews said "We cesslully throw over the middle Cary Blanchard's 51-yard field goal and returned it 14 yards for the his First collegiate game Saturday, were just waiting for opening day reminded him of his sophomore to bust out.' try Gators' final touchdown less than On the next play, Matthews two minutes earlier, Mickell, play- year Hence, Matthew, completed Matthews, who waited two years found sophomore flanker Tre Ev- ing in his first collegiate game, Bell Threw for 2,687 yards that three straghi pass [I) open the for his first start, set the tone early, erett speeding down the middle recovered a Wheeler fumble year (1985) and said Maithews' gamie-.illof wh iw.-it(lor'ttiv completing his first three passes of Matthews gunned the ball to Ever- UF's defense also held the performance was similar to ones he ers wide open ovet ihi nndle the day From its no-huddle of- ett, who grabbed it away from the Cowboys' running attack in check, had - with one exception fense, the Gators coasted 65 yards Oklahoma State defenderonthe 10 limiting them to 46 yards on 35 "I think he's going to have a lot 'We were wide open and sh.ne to the Cowboys' five. Two plays and glided in for the touchdown carries more of them than I did " gul he ball I) Is, LVreti siol later, Dexter McNabb bulled in UPs second- half prevent that gave UF a commanding 33-7 defense allowed Oklahoma State to Matthews, a sophomore. (om HOIpiuly Shin- Ne t torlmIlte IN from two yards out for a 7-0 lead lead inflate its total yardage to 238 The pleted 20 of 29 passes - including just a glipse o ih Ig to IC e " 'The first completion was the Everett constantly made himself Cowboys had 74 yards in the first one I was most worried about' at home in the Cowboys second- hal Matthews said "After that first ary, finding glaring spaces over the "Overall I was pleased with the drive I said hey, it can't be this middle Everett, a sophomore who effort," said defensive coordinator easy.- took part in only nine plays in 1989, Jim Bates "I'm sure the videotape But it was. caught his first five passes in a UF will reveal some missed assign- UFs offensive front picked on uniform for 128 yards and the ments, but I was impressed with the Cowboys line all day, giving touchdown that signaled the be- the effort we had pressuring the Matthews all the time he needed ginning of the rout quarterback " to shred Oklahoma State's second- "That's Coach Spurrier's art- Nearly overshadowed by ary By the end of the first quarter, tude," Everett said "Once you get Matthews' passing clinic was the Matthews had thrown for 141 'em down, don't let them get back UF ground game, which churned yards, more passing yards than the up P. out 172 yards on 32 cares. Willie Gators had in five of their last six The Gators defense opted for a McClendon and Errict Rhett ran games of 1989. variance of that theme, preferring for 63 yards apiece as they split Matthews turned in a nearly to knock Oklahoma State quarter- time at tailback Third-string tail- flawless performance in his debut backs Chris Smith and Earl back Kedra Malone, a true fresh- as Us No. quarterback. Hecom- Wheeler down, let them up and man, added 37 yards on four pleted 20 of 29 pas. for332 yards knock them down again. UF re- carries. and a touchdown, and added a corded six sacks on the day for 59 The game day energy was tem- score of his own when he crept yards in losses, mcludingAll-Amer- pered by UF President John over from a yard out midway ican defensive end Huey Lombardi's request for a moment through the first quarter. Richardson's second-quarter sack of silence in memory of the five Matthews, whose 332 yards of Smith in the end zone for a college students that were mur- were the most by a debuting quar- . safety dered two weeks ago Gators 50, Cowboys 7 ScnrbnOnst 1 2 3 4 P Flrit. stmItel@ ill * I5 h.i. -emte7 0 0 0 7 AsiMB* Ali Kear' 1* 14 12 14 10 so McClndfn 11 '3 Tal 24 34 W Mbb ' I byze2ni hi~"13 101 3 1*. Ms h W I;-1 i kik (S MIafn. 4 01dlaosae 2j) flusilafl MU Volepas14 14 *3 M tbb 2 Is30 uF cz* asclI)n 2 willw 7 2% Brawn 3 3 If' &MYiS- Ial h Mmt Mlh Ws 2 axis 2 7 S (5:20) Maone 4 0 UFF umas - as.k raes 32 SnliPahe"e h 35 i2? Aft Ci Alt Cmp TWh CiZ. . ( M . 29 22 1 t: f dm 3a:, Oiy Pum I 3 '4 S de' cwea P040(113*) 37 24 -r Na Tok = 1 we; 14: 3 If: No * up o 2 aMnews 4 -- - - -ACMlA OENMIS a--skns 3 2 s- C -en Ha-l UF ophomom Shane Mattiews, making his first collegiate start* -0kpir 2 3* whittled the Oklama Stat. secondary to the tuo of 20 for 29 'a- -14 .4.a-1 Se 1a for 332 yards. The 332 yards were the most by a debuting * 1-* e at ssl sus -3er TS quarterback since John Reavec thew for 342 yards In 1969. \Vil(,AlOR MONDY\ 4FICI ( 14H SPORTS Gators stampede OSU NCAA decision is near In its 1,100page response to those alle ards of total offense By MAIT ADAMS Offense racks up 567 y gations, UF admitted to committing the I 1oid Allgator Writer By GREGG DOYEL the wh lit gaIe spurrwrvr sod "Like infractions but said no proof existed that nlioninlmi -rai o ni pit lonesaler toe Ailgator Side Wri r Sometime in the next two weeks, UF Hall gave money (0 Williams. Hall and V, I had I hIm 1111 mlainfled I-lit Vain officials should hear from the NCAAabout Williams deny money was exchanged f "I IT I f shar, ~h w1:~ P %10fLk IL, Iim( I ihl I hoil I im saldii e noigh it) any sanctions against the football and Among the three charges dismissed . e. .oITIL I Ir s ' r i I -e 11 .i kIGalen Hall but hoped sanctions would not affect 4LI [110 nostolgic imporliraIce. Io I InirwId hi5si' coming through the air provided money and transportation to for- current coaches and athletes. However, 'Ip h1 (1 lor from iakmrg Hi I lirsi gI alf lhats 9 Iards mer playerJarvis Williams to make a child both UFand NCAA officials have refused support payment. to speculate on possible penalties. L' iho ighr weitlver )Ii T1-cie llri see Game Page 19 Volleyball team beats Memphis St., Western Illinois c(iple (1 gaies we were mn .er'ets, Hale said "ihegameswe wo" By MIKE SCHULTZ 1ir> played wid five games, the Gaor,' let Memphis stale a(] crazv but now Ihey've gotten a littl come back for wins migames to ]id lour we were atniIg a lot more Alligator Wrter mIore used to each other Leading 10-1 Im he fif1h game, the Gacors ary liIPeppler. L- asista it coach 'i( ine t I volleyball tearmitiond lihemflseimg In Friday s match against MemphoState, again allowed the tigers to get 1 ose at the 'cory over Memphis State was the ku> Ifenes to its puzzle - teanmw(ork, serving poise was 'he key as the Gators pulled out 12-10, before rallying to win 15- 10 of win that can turn the season around and poinse - in winning two matches this he fiveset match 15-9,12-15, 15-3,12-l5and "We haven't experienced a lead like that 'lbstwasoneo those key wins," Pepipler weekend at the O'Connell ( enter evening 15-I ) yet," said Suzy Schuz. who had 17 kills and said If we had lost this match, it would its record at 2-2 llehmid the strong play of Steffi legall, 15 digs for the Gators. It was 1-1 and we have had a bad effect on the team for a lbng The Gators held on in a tough maih who registered 21 kills despite a heavily kind of kicked back and relaxed and said none " we're way ahead " I nday to beat Memphis Slate. and then aped, sprained ankle, the Gaors showed With the newly paund teamwork and tih dominated Western Illinois in straight hey could handle pressure by withsland ing Gators freshman Kim Hale. who had 10 contidente rom I-riday's wi,, the Ga;ors games Saturday night the repeated comeback attempts of a taller, kills and five service aces, said better serving easily defeated an out -manned Western 1111 h~ , more experienced Tigers team was a key see Match. page 17 Glors coon h Marilyn Mc Reavy said ' I-he Though they got off to quick leads in "In the games we lost, we missed eight or