CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA SINCE 1927 VOLUME 75, NUMBER 4 WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1997 University suspends Sigma Chi undergraduates. The University and of University policies at the only decision." the middle of Rush events. Bid day • Alleged Sigma Chi national fraternity con November party, including serving Whitely said she consulted is today for fraternities ducted an investigation into the alcohol to underage guests and vio University officials, national frater "I think it has come at an awk alcohol violations events of that night, but halted their lating the Florida open-container nity members and fraternity leaders ward time for the fraternity," said investigations when the official law. about the proper course of action. Eric Feiter, president of Sigma Chi. under police investigation began. UM's Once the State's Attorney's Officr "We felt that given we were in the Whitely said fraternity members Sigma Chi chapter has heen sus completed its investigation, the middle of pledging, we had enough are only allowed to keep living in investigation pended from social activities since University and the national fraterni information to temporarily suspend the Sigma Chi house, and to keep the time when the police investiga ty resumed their investigations. The Sigma Chi pending the completion holding chapter meetings. Whitely BY KELLY RUANE tion began. University has found "sufficient evi of the University investigation," said the University hopes to finish Editor In Chief There was insufficient evidence to dence of Sigma Chi members violat Whitely said. its investigation soon. The University of Miami adminis charge Folse with a crime. ing the University's alcohol-related Neil Schiller, president ofthe UM Once the investigation is complet tration suspended Sigma Chi frater Schoeppner avoided trial by plead policies to impose immediate sus Interfraternity Council, said the IFC ed, the University will decide nity from all activities on ing guilty to the lesser charge of pension of the fraternity." a will not take a position on the matter whether or not to sanction Sigma Wednesday, citing alcohol-related false imprisonment and in lale May University statement released until the investigations are complet Chi. If Sigma Chi is sanctioned, violations that the Dade State's was ordered by a Miami judge to Wednesday said ed. Whitely said the membeis ofthe fra Attorney's Office unearthed when withdraw permanently from UM. Patricia Whitely, vice president The Sigma Chi suspension bars ternity will have the opportunity to investigating the alleged rape of two Although the rape charges have for Student Affairs, said the decision the fraternity from recruiting new present information relevant "if ASU VS. UM female students in November of been settled, the investigation led to to suspend Sigma Chi was not an members or holding any social charges are brought against them." 19%. the discovery of more violations, easy one. events on campus or in their frater Mark Anderson, executive secre Last November. Sigma Chi broth and now, sanctions against the fra 'This has not been an easy deci nity house. The fraternity is not • The Canes host the Sun tary of the Sigma Chi national fra ers Lucas Folse and Michael ternity. sion at all for me or for the allowed to participate as Sigma Chi Devils this Saturday in the ternity, said the fraternity's investi Schoeppner were arrested for The Dade State's Mtorneys University," Whitely said "It's a 400th regular season game in in any events on- or off-campus gation deals primarily with whether allegedly using the drug rohypnol, decision that I think giving every Orange Bowl history. investigation revealed that membeis until the University's investigation is or not the entire fraternity is at fault or "roofies," to rape two female of the fraternity violated a number thing we know a' this time was the completed. This decision comes in SPORTS, page 4 See SIGMA CHI • Page 3 UM prepared for hurricanes Israeli hand-to-hand combat • 'Action Plan' provides for students classes offered again at Hillel BY BEN FERGUSON Associate News Editor • Krav Maga Late last week. Hurricane Erika was gain ing strength and headed for trouble in the courses offer Caribbean. Although Erika didn't give South Florida much to worry about, hurricane sea training in self- son lasts until November I. The University defense of Israel of Miami has got an extensive "Hurricane Action Plan'' that stood up to the test ol Defense Forces Hurricane Andrew back in 19°2, but there are still things that students must be aware of. BY SHAWN A MUNROE Whenever a Hurricane threalens South Hurricane Staff Writer ATTITUDE Florida (within a l.(XX)-mile range) a com The Hillel Jewish Center has • UM students' literary mittee of 45 faculty members and minimis begun offering the Israeli mar arts maga/ine premiered trators are already convening to discuss the tial arts course, Krav Maga, this September Sth at The Rock. situation anil decide when to implement week. phase one of the plan. Early preparations Krav Maga is the official sys ACCENT, page 6 include placing galvanized storm shutters tern of hand-to-hand comhai over the Eaton Residential College lobby and and self dc tense of the Isr.id making sure that all Ihe various schools are Defense Forces. The foundo ready to secure all buildings and equipment. lives in Israel and the progi.nn SSSMOKIN' "When Humcane Andrew hit there was is centered there though it ^is • They're fuming over the extensive damage to the University, especial spread to many different oun- University's treatment of ciga ly the foliage, but we had an outstanding tries. rettes. Find out their solutions. emergency plan and we still do." said assis According to ftugram tant to the vice president Aley Koshy. Director Silver Qnndwerg, That plan includes several communication |.|. GAMA-LOBO / Pboto Editor OPINION, page 8 Krav Maga is suitable for any links with the police via CB and an emer one, under any circumstances, PUTTING UP A DEFENSE: lunior Scott Marchfeld uses Krav Maga in a beginner's class for this gency "red phone" (which actually is red) whenever the need ari^ It is Israeli form of combat with instructor Rick Blitstein (right). that connects the president's office and sev offered to both Jewish *l non- news briefs eral other offices. All of these remain opera Jewish persons alike, lor stu Krav Maga is a means of self- defend and counterattack simul "If you took one or both last tional, even if the power is out for all of dents or non-studenls improvement, of developing taneously." year, then you can take the Coral Gables CUBAN STUDIES It was first oftere la«l year mental, spiritual and physical The beginners' class on advanced class," Blitstein said. Students living on-campus have most of ASSOCIATION HOSTS and the response w so over ability. Tuesday was a small group. "If you come from another class, their needs taken care of In the event of a whelming that it has nturned by It also senes as an original, "It wasn't as large as expect then I have to see their level and SYMPOSIUM hurricane, food and shelter is promised to popular demand. said effective and simple system of ed," said Grundwerg. "There what they learned." The University of Miami's you. The towers of Stanford and Hecht Grundwerg. face-to-face combat. were five people, and there The course runs for 10 weeks. Cuban Studies Association is Residential Colleges are pretty much hurri According to Grundwerg, Krav Maga has different belt should be more on Wednesday. The cost for University of hosting a symposium entitled, cane-proof; every window has got a hurri interest in this spoil is growing levels, the lowest being white The beginners fmm last year Miami students is 5.125. Non- "Exiles, Emigres, and Ex cane shutter. In the case Pearson, Eaton and phenomenally, not only in and the highest being red. "Onlv should be returning to form an students may also attend for an patriates: Cuban National Mahoney students will be asked to move into Miami, but in "thcr states as one man in the system has a red advanced class of about twenty additional $25. Identity in the Diaspora," Sept. the hallway for the duration of the storm. well. belt, and that's the developer or more." Classes are held at the Hillel 1.3-14 at the Hotel Students who choose to leave campus can Krav Miipi was featured in and founder ofthe system," saul "There should be moie in the Center. Prospective participants Intercontinental in downtown do so after signing out at their residential col California in the popular TV Blitstein. classes next week," said Rick may contact the instructor Rick Miami. The event will repre lege. But this isn't suggested because the entertainment maga/ine. Extra. Blitstein. instructor. Blitstein Blitstein al (303)334-9613. sent a diverse group of people buildings on campus are all made from rein The system is set up so that a The Hillel Center is particu added that last vear. students Beginning classes are held on as Cubans young and old from forced concrete and cinder block, along with student get through the begin larly proud ol this because inter expressed interest in private Tuesday, at 7 p.m. at the Hillel all over the world will attend. shatterproof safety glass. ning of the program in only a Tuition for the event for action allows the barriers that few weeks lessons. Jewish Center. Advanced classes "I feel that these buildings are so safe in arise from religioui differences those affiliated with the "You become proficient in The class was offered during are on Wednesdays from 7 p.m. the event of a hurricane I'll ask my wife to to break down, said Grundwerg. University is $35, and $45 for self-defense," said Blitstein both the spring and fall semes For more information, call come down and stay here with me in my It also allows students to meet all others. The fee includes "The course teaches you how to ters last year. Hillel at (305) 665-694H. ..Itice," said Director of Residence Halls Bob faculty members who register. breakfast and lunch on both Redick. days, as well as the chance to The office of residence halls stays open 24 listen to nearly 20 speakers dis hours a day fmm the time between M hours cuss the many aspect-* of before a predicted landfall to whenever oper Cuban culture. ations return to normal, which in the case of Week stresses volunteerism on campus Professor and author |aime Andrew, was over a week and a half. Suchlicki will be addressing "We have over 4*00 flashlights with SIK) • Volunteer the Volunteer Services Center. about getting student's attention. International L.ounge at 7:30 p.m. Cuban events and experiences, batteries in this office alone. We are pre The Kick-off Celebration and "lt will be a one-on-onc intoi At the end ol the week, suit! which are included in his pared," said Redick. Sludents should talk to Awareness Week Student Group Fair will be on the mational event tor the leaders of and employees of UM are newly revised and updated their RA about the specific plans lor their UC Patio at 11 a.m. There, all vol on campus volunteer organiza excused from work to go with the students in participate in commu rxxik, Cuba: From Columbus BOOK begins Monday unteer organizations will display tions," said Hahn. to Castro. For students living in fraternity houses or and distribute inlormation regard Paul Litten, an independent nity service throughout the city It According to |uan Carlos oil campus, you tin) can stay in the dorms BY NELLY FARRA ing their respective causes consultant, will be talking to the will take place from 12-4:30 p.m. Espinosa, director of the Cuban during the time of a nurricane St.ift Writer There will also be live music leaders about "working with the on Friday afternoon Studies Association, this a time "We will house and feed any student who Students will have a chance to and food provided, as well. Generation X to get them Organizations that will be visit when Cuban students are ques comes to us. We make sure that all the stu explore the various volunteer On Wednesday. Sept. 17, at II involved in volunteering". ed are: Claridge Nursing Home; tioning what it means to be dents are taken care oil," said Redick. venues at the University of Miami a.m., volunteer agencies Irom out I vents continue on Wednesday Miami Museum ot Science. After Cuban. Students who decide to weather the storm during Volunteer Awareness side of UM will be represented in when Laura Urain. a dolphinolo- School House. American Cancer Espinosa said that students oil campus should pick up and follow the Week, which begins Sept. 15. the UC Lower Lounge. Students gist and a lecturer speaks of Society Hope Lodge, which pro who are interested in attending guidelines given in the Channel 7 hurricane 'This week is to get students to who attend may walk home with a marine animals and the studies vides fiee housing for individuals should reserve a spot with the guide available at Publix. Some precautions see the advantages of volunteer new T-shirt if they visit ten of the she has done on all species of being treated for cancer. The Graduate School of include keeping several gallons oMresh ing and to get them involved in tables. whales and dolphins. She was Performing Arts Center and the International Studies by calling water, gassing up the car and getting a week one of the University of Miami's Prior lo the Agency Fair, UM education director ol the Dolphin National Fund ot Advancement in 284-4304. Payment will be volunteer organisations," said volunteer organization leaders Research Cenler in Marathon collected on the day of the Key. Fla. She will speak in Ihe See PLAN • Page 2 Marcie Huhn. assistant director of will he informed on how to go symposium. See VSC • Page 3 , September- tat, 1»87 Ti Mum Wwxm1 campus calendar LJ 'Contact' addresses paparazzi • BADMINTON CLUB: Mass Join us for the liturgy and was applied to "We let the audience decide for Badminton Club at the University hang out afterward for coffee, fun, who lived in • Privacy issue a London. photographers," themselves," said Mintz of Miami has resumed its regular and fellowship. "I picked her said Casebier. "It "Journalism does not make the deci practice. New and old members are • ELECTIONS COMMITTEE: Fall focus of UMTV because she has was a film with sion for the audience." welcome to the club every Tuesday elections are coming up. Anyone lived in London and Anita Eckberg The focus will nol be attaching and Friday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. interested in the Election show knows a lot about and Marcello blame, said Mintz. in the Wellness Center. For more Commission, please fill out an By VICTORIA BALLARD the princess," said Mastrioanni. "A lot of people want to blame information call club president application in the SG office (UC Assistant News Editor Mintz. They had a the journalists following the celebri Shaopeng Wang at 284-2881, club 2-40). Call Michelle Propos for Contact, a UMTV show produced The first 20 min love/hate rela ty or a drunk driver," said Mintz. advisor Rhonda Dubord at 284- more information. throughout each semester, will be utes will be devoted tionship with the "Are they trying to gel new informa 3253 or club co-advisor W. Zhao at taping a show entitled, "Where Do to discussion, fol photographers." tion ? Are they invading a life for good reason? It all ties into Diana's 243-6449. Due to e shortage of printing space Journalists Cross the Line?" about lowed by 10 minutes The first clip of questions and Casebier will death, whether you are a journalist • CATHOLIC STUDENT paparazzi and where their power the cotenrjar foi thh week vsvos tut came from, today at 2 p.m. in Cable answers from the show is about the or a photographer." ORGANIZATION: Come to St. short. Jhe Hurrkone apologizes to Studio C. faculty and student way celebrities The focus will be on how the A's Cafe beginning Sunday The show will air on UMTV audience. play up to the death of Diana affected the media September 14 after the 8 p.m. ony organization not included. Channel 24 in approximately one The discussion paparazzi. The and how it ties into media ethics. week's '.ime, depending on the edit panel includes Lelen second clip is "It's a hot topic now, especially in ing, said Ponny Mintz. a University Bourgoignie, UM about the dark broadcast mediums, because of dif ofMiami graduate student and exec professor of photo side of the ferent lawsuits dealing with hidden student government update utive producer of this particular journalism, Allan Casebier, UM pro paparazzi. cameras," said Mint/. Contact episode. fessor in the Motion Picture The name is taken from a charac "It's a question of right to privacy LJ "h will also be shown on Cable Department and a third surprise ter in an opera. In the movie, the or the duty to get whole truth. TAP in Dade and Broward and there guest, said Mintz most zealous and ruthless photogra Journalists inform the public. Our Student Government is an audience potential of half a The discussion will focus on the pher is named Paparazzo, said number-one duty is to tell the truth million people." origin of the paparazzi and a celebri Casebier. and not sugar-coat it. We're a mirror The idea for the show was gener ty's right to privacy, said Mintz. "When you see this movie, it lo the world." promotes involvement ated by the death of Diana, Princess The term paparazzi comes from a could have been made yesterday," Mintz said he hopes that 10 lo 15 of Wales. I960 Federico Fellini film called Lu said Casebier. people attend. The room will hold as • Senate will "Exciting announcements about It will be hosted by Kavita Duke Vita, meaning "sweet life." Mintz -said the show will present many as 40. For more infstrmalion other spirit activities this semester" Maharaj, a UM graduate student "This was the first time the word both sides of the argument. call 284-6021. will be made. focus on spirit "We feel that it's important for By CHRIS SOBEL students to have schcxil spirit," said Hurricane Staff Writer Supreme Court Chief Justice UM hurricane plan Looking to move off-Campus? With the disappointments of Michelle Yee. "Being the Student Stop wasting valuable time CaneFest behind them, Student Government, we wanted to provide Government can now focus us an outlet for that." Let U.M. Grad Realtor help attention on a busy fall semester In other Senate business protects all students No cost to YOU!! that will include a variety of events At this week's Senate meeting, SG members discussed the Oct. 5 From PLAN •» Page I "Winds are stronge on the ranging from today's pep rally on cop.st—you have to worry about the the University Center Palio, to the opening of the 24-hour library. tidal surges which does the majority p/l fittene'ea, Sfiec. new 24-hour library. According to speaker of the supply of money from the ATM. Senate Shannon Neville until now, These things will not be available in of a hurricane's damage," said Terry The pep rally, in anticipation of Faber, a chief meteorologist at JOSHUA DANIEL KATZ tomorrow's football game versus many students did not have a "safe, the event of a prolonged power out age. RSMAS. Realtor Associate Arizona State University, comes on well lit secure place to go" for late- 22H Almelra Avenue night studying. According to "I also suggest that students keep After Andrew was over the area the heels of Student Government's looked like a war zone. Students Coral Gables, FL MI U expressed concerns over school Neville, the lack of what he called track of emerging storms on the 3 blocks south of Miracle Mile "a central location nn campus to go computers in the lab." said Redick. from the school volunteered around spirit following a low turnout for the community to help in the mas (305) 448-11(00 Bus. CaneFest. at any time," was a big problem, If you wish to access hurricane (305) 44S.Nt6« Fax especially for commuter students. information via the Internet, the sive clean-up effort. The school (305) -Mft-1SH2 Btiite r SG President Jonathan Brill suid (305) 667.6875 Kes/Fax 1 wm Other members of SG began work address is: http //www.nhc.noaa.gov helped so much it won a "Hurricane spirit has become one of SG's Heroes Award" major priorities. on this project last November. At the Rosenstiel School of Why Pay Rent? Build Equity Instead! SG already had the support ofthe Marine and Atmospheric Sciences "We sent volunteers to feed peo "We promise students to work ple at shelters, clean up debris, help Coconut Grove 1 bedroom 1 bathroom hard to increase st hool spirit." Brill residence halls and the security (RSMAS) campus on Key Biscayne issue was resolved. With their Cane steps are taken a lot earlier. Boats out at clinics—just about anywhere said "We started with CaneFest i J Katz 736-1882 (Beeper) Card, students will have access to have to be secured and equipment that needed help," said Volunteer and we're continuing with the pep Select Properties of Amencd. Inc.. Realtors the library 24 hours a day, starting must be stowed three days before a Services Coordinator Mickey rally." Rubenstein. 448-1800 Brill said at the pep rally. in October . predicted landfall. Picnic story inaccurate • COISO picnic music," said Ona Ngnoumen, "mixers" such as the one held on COISO President. Sunday are especially important for INTERESTED IN BECOMING misidentified as The picnic gave students a chance students who have come to UM to foster friendships wilh others who from afar MSA event bring to the University rich cultures "Many international students Editor Iv Note: The Hurricane and unique histories need a way to get to know people," A STUDENT GOVERNMENT misidentified the COISO pu nit ns Angela Corridore, a junior from Gupta said. L'Aquka, Italy, who is beginning her the MSA "Get Acquainted Picm, " Corridore said events such as the first year at UM, said she thought picnic are not only important to in Tuesday's issue. The Hurricane SENATOR? the picnic was a great idea. international students but for apologizes for inconvenience this "Its nice to see different people American studenls as well. story may have caused all parties from other cultures," Corridore said Many students attending the pic involved. "I think that it's fun to see how other nic echoed Corridore's sentiment, By MARK PEIKIN people live, think." that it is difficult to meel students PALL ELECTIONS ARE HERE! Assistant Copy Editor Daniel Lunger of Sweden, who during classes and that international Sludents from around the world enjoyed lunch with Corridore. said studenls appear to be given less ot gathered on the field behind he agreed that the picnic is a "nice an opportunity to meet American Mahoney/Pearson Residential idea." but said that it was a "pity that students. OPEN SENATE SEATS: Colleges Sunday afternoon to cele there weren't more people." Although everyone in attendance • ALL RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES brate their diversity and create new With approximately 60 students agreed that the day was a success, bonds as a part of the Council nt in attendance, the afternoon was still all hoped that in the future more stu •APARTMENT AREA International Student Organization a success, said Prawjal Varsani, dents, from all backgrounds, would (COISO) at The COISO Annual COISO Vice-President. take the opportunity to participate in • COMMUTER - NORTH / SOUTH / CENTRAL Picnic." Freshman Tina Gupta, who now an event that provides students with "The interaction was great. They lives in Ft. Lauderdale bul is origi I comfortable setting in which to • FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR AND ate, they talked, we danced, played nally from India, attended the picnic make new friends and leam about soccer and played different kinds of as a member of COISO Gupta said others' cultures. SENIOR CLASSES • FRATERNITY ROW
The US Dates To Remember: Premiere of Friday, Sept. 19 -Filing for candidacy ends at 5:00 pm the Original Monday, Sept. 22-Mandatory candidates' meeting, BBC Series 9 pm. Flamingo Ballroom D Monday, Oct. 6, V Tuesday, Tuesday, Oct. 7, \ POLLS OPEN! Wednesday, Oct. 8,/ September 16, at 7:00 p.m. -• ";"•;' ;,-,, ^— Pick up a application packet starting FIND OUT. Thursday, Sept. 11, in UC 209(STIC). BORDERS Call Michelle Propos at 284-6399 for more BOOKS MUSIC CAM COCONUT GROVE details! On Ove BMW of Maiy Street & Grand Avenue in the Streets of Mayfair. (:»<>r.)447-ll..rt.r) Friday, September 18, 1097 Ti HUM HI MM HMHMH Volunteer awareness week begins Sigma Chi suspended for Life, which is an AIDS preven tates, and releases marine mam From VSC * Page 1 tion organization; Alternative mals " University and Sigma Chi will be their actions tor our benefit as much Spring Break; and Funday. Othei From SUSPENSION • Pago I able to reach an acceptable resolu as tor their benefit and wc appreci the Arts will be some ol Ihe choic groups are Habitat for Humanity tion tu this investigation. ate all their effort and iheir reac Studenls can sign up September es as well. AWARE!, Circle K International, I51l> in the UC Bree/eway limn Anderson said since the "Sigma Chi has done a lot of real tion," Feiter said. "We are in full The following I'M groups will be and Marine Mammal Stranding II a.m-I pm. or for more infor University suspended Sigma Chi ly wonderful things on this campus cooperation." represented dunng the week Week Team, which "rescues, rehabili mation call 2H4 CIV! from social activities IO months and at times they've been very petal I Titer said the suspension from ago, the local chapter has not violat live."' Whitely said. "At the same Rush is unfortunate for members of ed its suspension. time this is a major incident that the student body who expressed "Since the implementation of sus occurred and an |allegecl| violation interest in joining Sigma Chi. pension from social activities, our Of many policies." "We always say Sigma Chi is not chapter has not violated that agree Whilely said she believes that sus- Im everyone and this year wc had ment." Anderson said. pcnding Sigma Chi tor lhe alleged se.tiie gentlemen who had really Prices Anderson said he is concerneil violations dues not mean the found a home here," Feiter said. " with the both the anions of the fra lnisersily is punishing the fraterni letter said he thinks the brothers ternity on the whole, and with the ty tm the actions of individuals who ofthe tratemity will be able to with University's treatment ofthe frater mav not be students anymoic. stand this challenge to Ihem every bit as tlamps flfl cocktail or end tables nity. "We are responding to the alleged "Sometimes had things happen io "If there was conduct unbecoming alcohol violations, open-container good people," Feiter said. "It just '5»'29 '19 to Sigma Chi vse want to do sonic* violations and underage drinking, requires a pulling together and a comfortable thing about that.'' Anderson saul. not the actions of one or two peo recalling of values that have been "The actions anil activities by iiiiii ple,'' Whitely said instilled in the members for a long viduals doesn't meant thev did thai Feiter said UM's chapter of Sigma time, to overcome the obstacle that in the name of Sigma Chi " Chi is cooperating with the has been put in front of them using as our Anderson said he is concerned University's investigation everything they have learned." "* thai the University will punish the "The University is conducting entire fraternity for the actions uf individuals. furniture. "Unfortunately we arc looking at mattress 6 box spring 5 pc. dinette an incident that occurred almost i twin %tH quart, lata kin, acts only year l|0 and as ihe vears pass we have significant changes in the 89 '159 '199 99 membership," Anderson laid "We've had essentially two semes ters of that happening We arc look Hurricane Crew ing at what sort of responsible action we should take knowing that in that time the chapter has been TM very good." Needs You! qAawnteed Feiter echoed Anderson's scnti- Matt, "Ever since |the incident| we've No Experience Necessary Choose from more than one way to pay But no had no violations ol any Universilv matter which option you choose, you II get next fraternal policies." leiter said. "We Afternoon Workouts day delivery, premium quality, lower prices and queen sleeper have participated in everything as complete satisfaction - gAaronteed from normal, Fumlay. Humeconiing, eic. 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I* lo* CAU ANYWHERE, ANYTIME in IIK U.S. PERSONAL SIX I RUY CODES 1 u li lor 011K I ii ,i minute and save Iv,. on ,il 101 ni 1111,tic has his IHT I >\\ 11 l,vs< .uul n .1 i\is in INDIVIDUAL MONTHLY BUI. • NO SIC,N I PUIS < HI 1 .llliptls 1 Ms AT&T ACUS Service. / BOO 445-6063 £tay Co**ectecl Friday, September IS, 1997 Ti MIAMI HI KM HURRICANE WARNING: Things to look hr in the next issue • Kee .ip ol football home1 opener versus Arizona St.itc • Wrap-up of first week of Wellness and KM reotion rntramurals • Look ahead to next Thursday's football game at Pittsburgh Miami still known UM faces life without German • Benton and "1 Iheir work cut mil lor ihem against as Quarterback U. the 24lh ranked Sun Devils ASU opened its season with a 41-10 eighth in touchdown passes on IM Rolle look to pick demolition ..t New Mexico Slate m • Clement and charts which the Devils allowed only 91 Clement has the intangibles up .slack vs. ASU y.iicK in lhe air on IO-of-26 passing Covington follow which separate him from a jusi an "Thev might have the best defen BY RICK COLD average quarterback He possesses sive hacks we'll lace all veai." Rolle in QB tradition traits that coaches just caul teach, Spurts f ditut m said "This will be a big challenge- such as leadership, heart and tough Lite without wide receiver Jammi tor all oui receivers.'' JONATHAN SANTUCCI German officially begins for the ness. The offensive line also expects to Sports Ltlitor University of Miami football team A prime example of those quali base its hands full with the Sun Let's play a little word association this Saturday as il takes cm Arizona ties in action was a pair of games Devils' blit/mg scheme. Junior game. I say Michael Jordan, you last season against Lasl Carolina State Univenit) at 3 30 p.m. in the \W^_^_4_W_^_^_^_^_U Richard Mercier is done for the sea might think cither Chicago Bulls or and West Virginia In a second quar Orange Bowl. son with a knee injury, leaving Nike I say former Jets coach Rich ter run against ECU, Clement was The No. 12 Hurricanes will be sophomore Robert Sampson to Kutite . sou could think either avs tul hit. separated his shoulder, and left playing iheir 4(K)th regular season make his first career start or, well, really awful. I sav the game. game at the OB. and German will be "They are a pressure type of Universily of Miami, vou think He went into the locker room for nothing more lhan a spectator. ,i y ''-''*'i;-* Lsssssa '"*''*-» defease, very similar in philosophy either national treatment, but I .ist week, the NCAA declared ti. Virginia Iceh." Davis said championship or icturned to the German ineligible far lying about a "Ihev'rege ig; to lest us tu see how Ouai tei back l' game Ioi three November 1993 limo tide paid lot good wc aie Lets talk more series by a spoils agent The NCAA chose The Sun Devil offense is led bv about before leaving Tuesday It. uphold its decision afler seiphoniore JR. Redmond, who ran Quarterback U. lor good. Forced a one-hour conference call vt ith UM lor 176 yards on only 10 carries tm a minute. to start in the officials. against New Mexico State. At 6-1. The names ul following game "I have to take responsibility lot 2UH pounds. Redmond is general)) .. Jim Kelly, because of a |.|. GAMA-LOBO-I'bt>lo (iiii... what I did." German said. "I don'l power runner, hut broke a 9.v-yard Bemie Kosar, lung infection to GET AWAY FROM ME: Defensive II.H k Al Blades (tfal delcnils wide CLEMENT COVINGTON really agree vsnh the NCAA's deci ti.uclicle.wn run in the opener. V i n n f backup Scott sion, but by the same token I have lo teieiver Magic Benton during pr.ii lice at Greentree Field. Al the quartet fuck position ASI lesl.iverde and ( .) v i ii g t o n . be held responsible for my actions features both |iiiu..r Steve Campbell Craig Lnckson spring to mind Clement plaved courageously and I'm more disappointed than upset " Rolle said "He always encouraged game.'' Rolle said "I was |usi so Plavers who have had successful and freshman Ryan Kealv Campbell cained FSPN Playei ol the Game Ihe (VI senior liuislicel his Miami mil he helped me out a lol men pumped up thai I kind of losl my careers at the Universilv of Miami, is a scrambler, while Ke.il> prefers honors career with 90 leceptions for 1,334 tally. But now we know lor sure locus. This week we re at home and the latter three play ing on national in siay in the pocket Redshirted freshman quarterback )arcls and MS touchdowns in three which guys will be in theie playing. I think I'll be able to settle down and championship teams. The Hurricanes held Baylor to Kenny Kellv savs that he wants to seasons German said he plans lo There won I be any more wondering let my talents lake over." The Hurricanes did not have thai ION yards rushing, but have a much learn from both Clement and finish the semester, earn his dcgiee when Juinmi will be back ' To back up Benton and Rolle. the great quarterback—until last season. Covington "livers play that we run, larger, physical offensive line to and pursue his dream o! playing in Benton caught 38 passes tor 547 Hurricanes are left with freshmen and now it appears that the string of I watch the reads [Clement] makes deal with in Arizona Slate ( M the National Football League yards last season, but the key to the Daryl lotus. Aaron Mnser and great signal callers could be starting on everv defense." Kellv said " I try lineman Denny fortney also said Now ihe responsibility ol catch receiving corps could be how Rolle Reggie Wayne The trio has plenty up again to pick out whal kunl of read he that some estracurricular activity is ing the loolbiill tests on the shoul lebounds from missing all ol last ..I tools, but virtually no experience The slatting quarterback is makes- and see it my reads are tu he expected from llle Devils ders ol Minims Omar Rolle and Denvei native Ryan Clement. He similar to his 1 ask I lot ol ques- season. In the opener against Bay lor "I Ihink Magic Benton and Oinai "This team is just a nasty looihall Magu Benton Rolle lor one sakl was a pre-season honorable mention tie.ns It's icallv helped .lie ,. le.l University, Rolle dropped the lust Rolle can be big play guvs " |),.viv leam," Fortney said. "These guys Lhal J«t-wi!l miss German, but ili.u \ll American, ami going into the "Ryan gives me .. lol ..I inliumn -two -r~—s ro come hi said "Om* has great mn ..lie. the w ill cheap shut you aftei lhe whistle (tr.vs J} will be casta lot lhe lean game against Arizona State is lion and Sce.ll gives me gcWHTWfljr, Tiefrm-liigh sirrafetj^-caicli ability We need lhe voung and stuff like lhat lhe best thing to tuens-rtn the job at hand. ranked iiinlli in completions, pass ers. They teach me a lot aboul the es lor 5 guy s to step up and do some things." etc. is just butt heads and play tough "Jammi and I are reallv close.' ing yardage and total offense, and college level. Whal to do and whal "I lell reallv toiuloitable the lust Miami's receivers should have football not lo do " Covington is one of the top back lips III the country Ile tame to A Word From Miami the same yeai as Clemen! THE MATCHUP (1994), but lost i close buttle for the third-string qturtcrtock j.ib to #12 MIAMI VS. #24 ARIZONA STATE Athletics Clement First home Hurricane football Covington's ability was show QUARTERBACK: Against Baylor. Ryan Clement showed the QUARTERBACK: The Sun Devils are a work in progress at the game tomorrow at the orange cased m last season's tinal home touch that made him All-Big East last season, completing 12 of QB position Freshman Ryan Kealy saw most of Ihe action in the Bowl! game against Boston College. In his 18 passes tor 134 yards Scott Covington was solid in relief, con opener and passed for 107 yards. Junior Steve Campbell threw #12 Miami (co-BIG EAST lirst college slart. he threw lor 295 necting on three of six attempts for 33 yards I for a TD. but was only three for seven in limited action Conference Champion) vs. #24 yards and Ihree louchdowns, earn Arizona State Sun Devils ing Big Lasi Offensive Player of the RUNNING BACKS: The Canes may have the most depth in the RUNNING BACKS: Sophomore J R Redmond's 176 yards on 10 (Defending PAC 10 Champions) Week honors. nation at running back Dyral McMillan is back from a hamstring carries in week one ranked third in the nation Marlon Farlow and Studeni admission is free with That takes us to Miami's newest injury and will share time with Edgerrin James, who made Baylor Michael Martin are no slouches either, running for 68 and 64 current CANE CARD ID at the sensaiion Kelly One ot the most look foolish on his way to 120 yards on the ground yards, respectively, against New Mexico State Southeast Plaza entrance (with heralded recruits !.. come to UM, J paid athletic fee) Kelly is • teal look at the luture As a high school senior at Tampa WIDE RECEIVERS: The departure of Jammi German leaves the WIDE RECEIVERS: Lenzie Jackson led ASU with six catches for Calholie. he was named the Reebok receiving corps without an experienced backup Magic Benton 68 yards Kenny Mitchell had an unproductive first game but is a High School Player of the Year. and Omar Rolle both have big play ability however, and tight proven commodity Creig Spann is a question mark coming off of Check Our (.at.it.iile High School Player ol the ends Chris Jones and Mondriel Fulcher have performed well. an injury and freshman Tanq McDonald could be a star Domino's Days Year, and was the third ranked quar Out! terback in lhe nation by Super Pif/i. OFFENSIVE LINE: Miami's offensive line has continued to be OFFENSIVE LINE: Left guard Kyle Murphy is an All-American \..| only was Kelly a lop piospect candidate and is one of three returning starters on the line ASU s If you re involved with a stu plagued by iniuries. losing junior Richard Mercier for the season five starters weigh in the range of 289 to 300 pounds The back dent organization, live in a resi in football, but also in baseball. in the opener. The Hurricanes still have experience with four dential college, or if your 're Dialled in the second round by the seniors on the line, but need some time to gel ups weigh from 276 to 315 But does size really matter'' involved with a fraternity or Tampa Bay Devil Rays, he spent the summer playing in their minor soronty, you can participate in DEFENSIVE LINE: With Kenard Lang and Kenny Holmes lining DEFENSIVE LINE: The Devils' top three tackles are all gone. league system. Domino's Days sponsored by up on Sundays now, the Hurricane defensive line isnt quite lhe Although ASU limited New Mexico State to 107 yards on the Kelly said tha! the one of the ua the UM Athletic Department and same It definitely isn't shabby, though. Damione Lewis looks like ground, the line managed only two sacks. Jeremy Staat is a mon Domino's Pizza, Inc. Ultimately, sons that he chose Miami is not only a keeper, and Denny Fortney and Chad Pegues add experience ^*^fce1JJ| 0t-^^^ ster at 6-6. 283. but doesn't have a sack in 12 games at ASU the student organization who because of their dominance in orders the mosl Domino's sports, bui also m the classroom LINEBACKERS: Arizona State has an inexperienced group of Pizzas within each allotted time "I felt comfortable with the LINEBACKERS: UM's linebackers stuffed the run against Baylor, linebackers, although media darling Pat Tillman is back Tillman penod will win a Domino's pizza Universily ..f Miami." Kellv said. but had a tough time defending the swing pass Michael Smith, and his hippie haircut were constantly on ESPN during Rose party (includes pizza and Coca- "Nol tuily sportswise. but also acad Rod Mack and Jeffrey Taylor have been banged up. but look to Bowl week. Tillman has since gotten a haircut What a shame. Cola refreshment) lor your emically. I like what they did last be healthy J organization. Just collect the yeai— graduating over 91)' I Proot of Purchase coupon (the With Clement this season. SECONDARY: The Miami secondary was untested in the opener SECONDARY: All-American safety Damien Richardson leads a red dot on the pizza box), mark Illgton nexl season and Kelly as Baylor dumped the ball off to its running backs all day long talented secondary which may be the besl UM tangles with all it with your organization name patiently waiting in the wings, ihe Duane Starks is on loan from the NFL and Dennis Scott returns year. 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BUSINESS APPLICATIONS o ANALYSTS rVorf; with clients on-site developing technical business solu tions MBA preterred Understanding of business elements. processes and technical terminology required PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS Support development of our automated business sob'ions CS, MIS or MBA with qualitative emphasis required Stiong com munication and leadership skills are essential. r • Reebok Player of the tear CUSTOMER AUTOMATION SPECIALISTS • Gatorade Playei of the year Implement new hardware and software business solutions with • Parade and lllue Chip All-American customers. CS. W'S, BA or related discipline required Process analysis and technical expertise essential • USA 7<> Gum on! The fust week >.t intramural sports have come and gone, and now we reflect on what that Initial wrong week was like, ll was the ..ppuitum I) tor sludents lo play lootball on I level jusi below lhal ol the Division I Hurricanes, and not play foi I seholaiship. but merely lor the Inve nt the gainc. Students all assembling on the lootball held, and all for ditlercnl reasons. Some to slay in shape, sunte just le.r tun and some to cap ture the uliiin.ite prize—a trip u> (.amesville lo play U'l the Stale lniraniui.il Flag I ouiball THINGS TO DO WITH SCISSORS. ( hanipiimship, fhe first week answered ques tions tor I lot ol people One being how many penalties the referees would cull. -Another being how I good a team might be il thev had Do the right thing. never played together before We learned that the referees call Cut out these cv cry thing Our team vv as penalized . i.u illegal blocking, offsides, diving MasterCard Exclusives alter the Mag, blocking the tin coupons and present liisi about any thing short of hrealh- .ind running Don't get us coupon them along with your vviotig—il was lun - we just nevei icah/ed hnw much contact could MasterCard card and actually be taken out ol a contacl sport. you'll cut costs on all \s lar as how good our leam kinds of good stuff Which , would be we would have losl lo a right little league leam (iixen Ihe tact we feels a lot better than a had never played as a team before. we played well until the opening sharp stick in the eye. kick-off. ".-ut. there was m. kick i i oil We did jusi line until the coin MasterO, bin. ve.* |osi that loo. Seii.iiisly Ihough. we were beaten by a donn nam team, whose play exhibited Exclusives thai Ihev wcie well-seasoned FOR COLLEGE Wc don'l want to give the inipres sum lhal lhe referees were overbear mg. Frankly we didn t even know LERNER L\ SJ-tm.' the rules I know we speak tor our NEW YORK BED BATH & lean and many ol the olher players invnlved. eXOUM the cliche, that it SAVE 20% Hy 20% OFF didn't matter who won or losi it was ON MY -UIKHASl Of 170 OH MOK ANY CO. OSSSf ITf 0* VIOCO SAVE $6 ONE FREE PERSONAL 1 fflf n a bunch ol hieiicls gelling togethei .ne MiIIV ON A WKCHASt OF $20 Off MOKt PAN PIZZA* and having a good tunc i Hoo as.i i9to RECEIVE A CAR • WfTH A HlKCHASt Of ANY MtDiUM Off Ihe Depailnienl ol Wellness and OR A PUTTER .aihci Ifyond? i i ard* LAH61FUIA Recreation inliamuKil games are IirJ ind ttm If) QB vi.Hif pur I f -sait- WfTH HMCHAM Of UO Off MOM played on the IM lields Monday more for\oauoat nearer •vou, i JI IHIOO-OO-BEYOIND Ihursilay nights from 1:30 10:'0 -ind rwei-t J FIU fcf**u. Pm i N-U.itn.jnl* uinJ iu miki a punJu^ i i ••','.•. *•! t *•* •: tat? ••' t li -„.' _ p.m., give or take a halt hour • • vf m* CswpoA «tu* It BM Monday and Weelnesd.iv nights are sAvesio : Payless ShneSnurce ii inc i up name* in g. 4 ON NCAA fOOTIALl ! reserved Im fialeiinlies and i.Mtif nttr1 ml mac. « H" : '"'• J A HanMU or i('u»>* piooutl* Ofto vu*o » TS VIOIO ttiimi hiesday and Thursday are open $2 OFF uc nights I I 0* M coupon W4 IW to 12/31V PijicMst rn-.t I HIM. ilS .SJS I here's nothing like having a lev* I be -nidi *«. * MtsttCvtt* can) OH* •vnujta j», v M •*stona» Ct^Dfl^llOilaWBrWaflliffBtfpL'^tM tans on the sidelines, st. conic out • I WMl- IHMMH r«M) L'i^oi»-aiupon^^chis» Ol* m» By KELLY RUANE ---—--—-—-———— David Fincher's The Game Sends Editor In Chief > Like a treasure buried in the hull of ^_^kf%^_% _y_i^9f_l Michael Douglas Running a sunken ship, the inconspicuous DC . Fishbone (.rille at the Howard Johnson inn across the street from RUN AWAY: c the University of Miami's Coral Mn had Douglas Uahlcs campus is a seafood delight. in 0,u iti D The restaurant looks more like an birthday F un her 'l Thv 03 all-night diner than a seafood restau -e-> l ,.lllll* ,. VU* if) rant, with the kitchen in plain view of (H-nsi* thriller 0) the dininu ana. providing the cus ohuul ,i man dti- DC tomer with the sights and sounds of von lo tht* • breakfast, lunch and dinner grilled and Ins fight lo or sauleed to perfection before their regain his sense eyes. ui reallt) Tho Qamt Ct Ot out ol four Start off with a soup or appetizer.' The seafood gumbo (cup $2.95, bowl , $.i.95>, prepared with shrimp, scal By SCOTT TOBIAS in creating elaborate games iv heic lops and andouille sausage, is a hit. I Iiin C ulu the plaver gels caught up in adven urnii; an interview with ture and milleuc vaguely described lhe pan-roasted crab cakes <$f>.95> as "proluiiiicl lite esivnences" But (Charlie Rose. Quentin t'll. .tn . mill, se e.l are also very tasty and not too heavy. Tji.iiitmci complained as the game progresses and the close POlYCaRAM fllMS For a true treat, try the lobster frit about the lost .nt e.l Moiytcttmf in calls begin to escalate, ii becomes ters i $6.95) thai come with a passion- unclear whether it's siill luniasv .-i Holt) wood Te* tllustrjtc his point fruit dipping sauce. Those with an not he lalkeel •bout the luiutal tmsi exotic fancy do not want lo miss the that's established bet ss e*tn the ,mdi- The vague, dl-consuming sense eact unci the filmmaker, which he ol paranoia in lit, Imiii, is boi- Vieliiamese (iulf spring mils |$T.o5i jjraphicallv referred if JV ,.ii uinhil towed front 70s. post-Watergate served enveloped in a light wonlon ic.tl curd' CMMCtinj us Iii the thrillers- t */ii. iii/A The l',tivll,t\ The Music of with nouc chain for dipping. ihough the politics ai* screen When a mos ie becomes cott- Fishbone (Jrille also offers diners a lUMiii; or implausible ot ridiculous, ellv nemos ed and replaced by .. lhe cord is severed and lhe audience gimmick \s he pre*v ed vs ith his lasi lite fare menu, which includes a checks oui movie inchci has .. keen hearty Caesar salad with anchovy Take i esainplc undeistandinc. ot the anxieties of filets, for $4.95. The grilled shrimp tleie s a nie.vie that hooks vou wnh modern lite and. lot awhile, he Gusman and spinach salad ($7.50) which lis hijih-coiicept piciuisc and asks exploits ihose anxieties t* comes with a tart citrus vinaigrette is effect The i.*ols Nick uses ie. con sou to overlook the vvildesi impossi The Gusman Concert Hall large enough to satisfy as a main bilities along ihe way only tei deliv neei himself to ihe w*nid -cellular meal. Also featured on the light menu er a twists pav oil ih.it nee.tie's the phones, car phones, telev ision. com- celebrates an exciting new year logic >'i everything ptccrdme. it puieis. eredil caids—bcc.'iiie entire- \ are the grilled dolphin sandwich and Is unreliable, and he'l forced to Diiectoi David I -inchci and his Bv ABDUL BASIT lickcis sre sio the grilled tuna sandwich ($6.95). depend on more tangible u,ii* lo sc teem* i nets J..hn BrancaKi ...nl Humi ane Staff! WrA "Pel lot malices are done In uppci The V,rille aims lo please patrons protect himself, like tunning and Michael Ferris (the team that ll vou haven't heaid bv iicivs. the classmen ami [doctoral] students with dishes such as the housemade brought yarn /->< \. ducking and hiding who woik during the seal wilh then I 'inversus t.t Miami has i School of lobster s(nd crab raviolis ($15.951, mtri|um| high-tech tunhouse of Wilh a wisJe-open piem - w nh then e.wn conceit halls, professors and teacheis mi., what 1 which is served with a tomato cream paranoia an* this cane, ans thing studio recordings -v-teniv and lugh- heco lies ihen peit.uinancc. seem lo know the diltciciisc * i.ills since lhe game is done under cahber faculty that perl'otni in the cx.pl, med Hipp aboul the student sauce, lhe baby clams and linguini • plav ine the audience like ciise ol "laniass Bui pai! .1 public lorunt peitoi.'.'.nki's ihai go on Ihrough the ($12.95) are served with apple the li'.. s disappointment is how semestei These performances 4 piano'' and Minplv So v..u haven l heaid' Well, it smoked bacon, white wine, garlic numbingly ce*nveiiiioiial u is ,.i .scut mostly al eilher 4 p in of I id vou iv.KI on. you will and shallots, and tossed with Italian Him Consumer Kccicition pin and last apptosimalelv I lo I Michael Douglas stj Currently the School ol Mi.sk ; Services Js>cs a line rob methodical parsley. Van 0 . .tiulti-mii otters ttee c mm ill and perfor- ! : hat Iv cWslrosing then cltcm S l.le. bui haunted bv the memory ot his ,1 |a// music Mudcnis will be doing perfor Ihe restaurant also offers five spe up curiously vhtwt III ihe tathci who dud week in and week .iul during ihe tall mances on the music uf Chopin, cialties, all tantalizing in their own art ment *t..v Wl. . \ .. and spnng sensesjers \ majority ensembles ol siudenis using * uncus Iway. Try the pan-roasted cioppino, ol the *ie done by ssinsl insiiunierHs. such as SSIHHJ loaded with seafood favorites. For piptfs. ,-,J such.' added Hipp lIsaSaaYlUs and a HMT rc-sfH>ndc'd guards. ,sl3.9r, the dish eunvt-s with clams, ina '.ti nf (-n • ••iisst-is. shrimp, fish, scallops ant* . ii luppci* |.s<|uid, roasted in a fish and tomato lu ihe mots' .' broth and served in a huge dish. It is iiceils. IIOII- IC" w - iios ie d appl) to plav ll big enough for two to share. Ilie What - ' llljl ll|c|s|s eHl l.lk lisl, al jhllllv Ve,.s s|le.ll Ft* crispy whole Keys yellow tail ($17.95) the mat) w < alld Hills i,. ,al is in it s individual pei tons ...i.e. - V served with rice and vinaigrette is unlike Set tit. n ulimuieis lacks tlie In addition lo the studeni pertot VA, |Ulh seaij Hipp went on. «hen also worth every penny. Ihe w.iv IX'sptte niaiicc's. faculty, Irom llle School .*l I - out ul asked to cvp.ind "It's J monthly lhe fish is truly the main attraction a Ills \tus.c ale** give then lime and pi.* the -a.- ,>t lanie.us nuiMcal perform at Fishbone Grille. Diners have their noie lenioie hi us lessional musical aptitude lossurd ,'IIK' up ers ss ith.n classi,...I ,nu the vvceklv schedule As Dean Hipp choice of how they want their fish viid ot the iilm than in ihe , noied pel (turners ihis veai with ihe next best thu begum N -s ..nd Bl.llllOIJ p*.inted oui. "The lacullv ,.ie cooked: blackened, grilled, sauleed, Nick l>> i accomplished ..nd respected meuniere or a la nage. The selections Seivuc's a company that specialize* Marsalis. plus many, in.iiis mure lulionwidc lot ihen musical ahih I of fresh fish differ from day to day, lies wnli countless albums and and are available on a large chalk- recordings .ml ,>n the anient public ni.ii ket ' board over the kitchen entrance. If Like the student peilonrwnces. .. the red snapper Ls available, try it in.uoiiiv ol the laciiltv perfor blackened—amazing. The fresh fish mances .ue free The School ol I all come with a salad and jalapeno Musk also doc's additional pi.'ellic cornbread, an interesting concoction, lions "t chon. singing, and operatic white rice and a choice of side dishes, pi,.is I .ist veai. the Sstftod ol from black beans to mango chutney. Musk did i pi.'elucTion nt Verdi's GROVE For those diners without their sea I ..nd w ill he doine anotht i MODEL MANAGEMENT product nm I..tei on in the ve.u legs, the restaurant offers tapenade to hud out more aboul lhe Mu pi//.a ($7.95) with roasted garlic, .leni and laculiv performances I plum tomatoes, grilled red onions, please call i W5l 2tM M77 which is goat cheese and basil, or plain toma- .12-4 lioui 7 dav information hotline to and cheese pizza ($5.95). Also, try li'l Sell.ml ol Musk Ihen Interact address the grilled chicken sandwich, served nuisie miami edu Foi ilk Festival on a French roll with lettuce, tomato, Ml.inn iiiti'iiiialion .ui.l tickets call I red onion and slaw for $5.95. I.MJ5)2M +,|*ii With unheatably low prices, deli OPENS ITS DOORS Gusman II.ill is kscatod across cious f ond and convenient location Irom the law Sclui.'l on the ( oral across the street from CM, the IN SOUTH FLORIDA Cables t',.III|H.S Fishbone (Jrille is a fish lover's par I adise. I DAY! 12 - 4 PM :LI.^ «mm± WLwmmmm ''if Fore! If the Spaceship Earth nde at EPCOT was a goll bull, to bo the proportional size to hit it, you'd have to be two miles tall. 3326 MARY STREET SUITE # 301 (305) 448-6105 Friday, September 12, 19S7 THE MUNI HI MI AI WHAT WOULD YOU SAY? What's the grossest thing you've ever eaten? Respond online at: wssv/.nniami.hurricane.edu Speak lip onswan ore edit ed lor clarity, brevity and occutocy. • Answer is blowing in the wind Smoke fills the air, but cigarettes still not sold on campus AMIENNE Df NARO • SOPH "/ VeXXIrd tX J hen SAC first umvc'cl licic understand the arguineni that Miiok- Nutn\tfL\>u< three weeks ago see were ing is bad Ioi vour health ami the Wconvinced that we smok L'imersily of Miami, pillais ol ers were a minority e.n campus health, litness and clean living, Latest estimated statistic*, front a would not wani lo condone such a random (personalI student survey vice'. show that Wk (ver) approximate nl However, we should renumber it course) of studenls at L'M are sniok is • legal vice, like clunking, which ers. is catered to on campus Okay, if the majority od us smoke. V\e are not saying lhat we con JENNIFER ISMAIL • FRSH. why are all the privileges directed done smoking Wc are sin.ikeis and lev*ard the non -smokers on c.iinptis' recognize thai u is bad fe.i our health Admittedly, it's inure pleasant in and know all too well lhat we spend lood halls ami cafeterias without a lol ol money on il Howcvei. we has Mg to inhale a moulhful ol - do enjoy smoking and will continue retie smoke with v..in pi//.i to do so at the time being In England, it is generally recog The lact remains that a country nized that there will be I smoking can spend millions trying to deter ..fleet the economy. Smokers' genet money front the sale ol cigarettes' able is the bar area in any cafe, pub etc A friend ul people from smoking because il can al opinion is that a lot of money I do believe that even the aim.is li is obvious therefore, that I'M ours requested l smoking area in the attord to. II the general public feel could Iv made Irom the sale nl phere in the Rat would be totally dil really docs have a strong IH.H.II calcteria on campus As espected. ing was so against the habit, why not arettesat L'M ll is believed thai a lot terenl if it was a smoking environ standing on Ihe subject, Ioi a there's been no response on the sub ban the selling ol cigarettes alto of sludenls would pay inure monev menl I.u ,i c ampus bar. it has more change, in America, the need to ject. gether.' I.u cigarettes on campus just l.n the .•I ,i school dining hall atmosphere. make money does not come firsl, The thing thai antagonizes unolt The answer to this is obv mus sake nl convenience. It's lair enough it the Univenit) Jeiiiine Elliott iv tt Kphomore ers the most is not even being able lu Neither Britain or America would So why docs UM, which does nol doesn'l w;uit to condone Ihe selling majoring in geography and l PIERO ARDIZONE • SNR. buy cigarettes on campus t<> smoke do such a thing lor the simple reason mind taking money frum us tot ol cigarettes on campus; howcvei. Anne Holmes is a junior motoring in at our leisure on the I'alio I can lhat such action would drastically other purposes, refuse tu take our the one pi.ice thai would be accept English literature. IN OUR OPINION S "I'd lx- "ii- Be sure to verify ... again \purphbtg <>t Sigma Chi suspension Skittle* ence struck (and I'm to find. yes. another brilliant form asking IH; ,tu Editor in Chief Kelly Ruane Business Manager Gregory S. 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