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BoaBy CECELIA WARREN t accident remains unsolved was not authorized to be in the HurricanBy CECELIa StafA WARREf WriterN ur__a nnt •__,i* k_-._-<-»___#*. *-_-i K__. -__*-. -»u» Accordin__ •• g t___.o th._ e Nationa»• .. la Sci_•. . ­ thir. . d_ of_ th_ e ship'_ _ . s length rested on whic. _ _h resulted in the firing of area in which it was grounded. ence Foundation, Dick voluntarily The investigation continues on the Looe Key reef and two fuel another captain and two of his According to Quirolo the maxi­ surrendered his captain's license to tanks were punctured, allowing crew. VOLUNTEER WEEK the grounding of a University of mum length for a ship to have safe the Coast Guard. He may not cap­ Miami research vessel, which diesel fuel to leak slowly into the Bruce Rosendahl, dean of the BEGINS SUNDAY passage is 164 feet. tain a ship for at least six months. water. The spill was later con­ smashed head-on into a coral reef The Columbus Iselin is 170 feet Rosenstiel School of Marine and The accident caused the destruc­ tained by an oil boom. Atmospheric Sciences, said there In order to involve students in at Looe Key, in the Lower Keys long. Quirolo also said the research tion of four 50-foot fingers of coral volunteer activities, Volunteer AIM. 11. vessel is mis-registered at 150 feet was nothing exceptional about the reef. Restoration of the reef has In 1992, the captain of the ship's record. Awareness Week will be held Sept. Few findings have been discov­ long. already begun but the outlook is Columbus Iselin, Michael Dick, had 11-16. ered to lend answers as to why the The captain of the ship, Michael 'Given the nature of the grim, according to Quirolo. been demoted after the shiip was research, I don't think anything Activities begin with _ talk from ship crashed into the reef. Dick, allegedly blacked out iust Members aboard the Columbus caught in shallow water off the a Salvation Army Women and Chil­ DeeVon Quirolo, project man­ before the ship struck the reef. In the that's happened in the past several Iselin were studying oil spills off Bahamas. years could be considered dren's Shelter representative at 8 ager for Reef Relief, a Key West The Miami Herald, Dick denied the Florida Keys when the collision Several months earlier, the ship p.m. Sunday in the Eaton Residen­ environmental group, said the the allegation. Dick was not avail­ unusual," Rosendahl said in The occurred. did poorly on the National Science Miami Herald. "Research ships tial College classroom. The pro­ research ship, the Columbus Iselin, able for comment. During the head on collision, a Foundation mechanical inspection gram will focus on homeless chil­ work hard." dren. A speaker from the Education Department of the Humane Soci­ ety of Greater Miami will give a Storm presentation on animal rights and treatment at 8 p.m. on Monday in the Mahoney/Pearson Residential College classrooms. Cafe The Vice President of Friends of the Everglades will speak on con­ SEXUAL HARASSMENT servation at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in the Hecht Residential College replaced classroom. Tuesday is also the United Way It's a controversy fromPonc e de Leon Boulevard to Pennsylvania&enue Kick-Off on campus. Approxi­ mately 15 United Way agencies by Daka will be on the UC patio or in the UC Breezeway from 10 a.m. to 2 Harassment occurs p.m. in order to give "people a feel­ ing for the agencies that make up New food stands the United Way," according to aByKAYTWOMEt manY y universities Mickey Rubenstein, coordinator of tions have received publicity, accept Cane cards Volunteer Services. Hurricane Staff Wrlttr but several have gone undocu­ First in a series of articles mented or unreported. On Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 examining sexual harassment By SARA FREDERICK p.m., 35 community service agen­ and its impact on societal rela­ According to an anonymous Hurricane Statt Writ***** cies will gather on campus for an tions between the sexes. employee, who works in an The Tropical Storm Cafe, a exposition in the UC Lower office in the Division of Business food-service cart once situated in Lounge. Tables will be set up for exual harassment is a seri­ and Finance, a UM student ous problem that has front of the Merrick Building, has each agency to recruit volunteers. allegedly filed an inter-office been replaced by a Daka imitation. No activities are scheduled for S affected the lives of many complaint of sexual harassment people. According to Pam Chen, director Thursday in honor of Yom Kippur. against an employee within the of Dining Services, the Tropical Since fasting occurs on Yom Kip­ The reality of sexual harass­ Office of Student Account Ser­ ment reached new heights when Storm Care was run by an outside pur, the Hillel Jewish Student Cen­ vices. contractor who had a subcontract ter is asking that the money nor­ the President of the United The student said the States, Bill Clinton, was accused with Marriott, a former provider of mally spent on food be given to a employee offered to fix her food services for the University. hunger agency or used to purchase of sexually harassing a former account and help her get more employee. The Tropical Storm Cafe was non-perishable food. This food can financial aid in return for sexual also found to be in violation of city be dropped off at the Student Cen­ Paula Corbin Jones, a former favors. aide to Clinton when has was codes and health codes that the ter, 1100 Stanford Circle, for dis­ The employee was disciplined, University needed to have correc­ tribution. Governor of Arkansas, recently after several other students COST ITEM TOTAL filed suit against the President, (In millions) ted, Chen said. Campus volunteer organizations made similar complaints. The The violations were made in the will be in the UC Lower Lounge alleging that he tried to force alleged incident happened five job turnover $36.7 himself on her. Sick leave $26.1 areas of food preparation and the from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept. 16. years ago, but the case was not ability of the cart to be mobile. The Jones-Clinton case has (ndMdual productivity $78.3 fully documented. Chen said Hots, the replacement received tremendous publicity. Wo* Group productivity $1282 The Office of Student food cart, is currently meeting In addition to this suit, though, Accounts denies such an inci­ $267.3 both the health and city codes. LAW SCHOOL DEBATES several other high profile sexual dent took place. The Tropical Storm Cafe served harassment cases have trans­ SIMPSON TRIAL "I am not aware that incident SOURCE: US Ment Systems Protection Board items such as pizzas, salads, bagels, fixed the country. took place. I've had problems in juices and soft drinks and accepted The University of Miami School of During the Supreme Court two other offices. The problems enta in a sexual harassment career, he claims. Law will hold public discussions cash only. confirmation hearing for Clar­ were dealt with. Unfortunately I case. She sued the University "I know that now I will never "Many students liked the people about the OJ. Simpson murder ence Thomas, Anita Hill was cannot comment on them," said last year, alleging the school had be accepted into the academic case at 1 p.m. today and on Sept. that worked there. It was kind of a questioned regarding her allega­ Alan Matthews, associate trea­ not addressed her financial and world," said Valenta in a press family thing," Chen said. "Some 16 in the Law School Building, tions that Thomas had sexually surer at UM. professional losses from the inci­ conference after he was dis­ room 352. students are upset because the harassed her. Matthews is responsible for dent. missed from the University. family thing is gone." Today's topic of discussion will More recently similar allega­ Student Account Services, the Valenta was fired last October Other university scandals Hots is open from 8 a.m. to 4 be the Fourth Amendment's effect tions have been made against Accounts Payable Office and after a faculty panel concluded The task of the University is p.m., Monday through Friday, and on the Simpson case. Sen. Bob Packwood. Treasury Operations at both the he had sexually harassed women to combat the negative image is beginning to stay open later to Panelists include attorneys UM's problems main and medical campuses. and committed other impropri­ brought by the Kubalkova-Val­ meet the needs of students, said Jeanne Baker of Baker and Mos­ At the University of Miami, Vendulka Kubalkova, a UM eties. enta scandal. To deal with sex­ Joe Foss, director of tbe food carts kowitz; Robert Coppel, assistant allegations of sexual harassment professor, accused former Irreparable damage has been ual harassment, UM's policy is for Daka Restaurants. public defender; Roy Black of Black have also occurred. Some situa­ Soviet studies professor Jiri Val- done to Valenta's image and Seepage -'/HARASSMENT Hots serves cold sandwiches, and Seiden and UM Law professor salads, sodas, juke, hot dogs and Donald Jones. sauerkraut and breakfast items The discussion on Sept. 16 will such as muffins and bagels. Pizza deal with the social implications of Hut and Freshens Yogurt also have the case on race, gender and the Victim helped stands set up there, Foss com­ media. It also will be held at 1:00 mented. 3 p.mi in the Law School Building, The number of students eating room 109. at Hots during the first two weeks Assistant public defender Rod­ police investigation of school was estimated to be ney Thaxton; assistant U.S. attor­ between 500 and 600 per day, ney Harry Wallace; Mohamed Foss stated. Hamaludin, editor of the Miami By KIP HAVEL Hurricane Staff Writer Since Hots is directly operated Times newspaper and professor by Daka Restaurants, students are Jones will lead the discussion. Fawzi Hammadah, the UM stu­ "I think that you have dent who was carjacked in the now able to use their meal plans •The discussion is sponsored by parking lot of Holiday Inn, 1350 to be careful and Cane Express Accounts to pur­ the Student Bar Association, the South Dixie Hwy. on Aug. 30, said anywhere." chase items. This was not possible Black Law Student Association and he cooperated fully with the police before, Chen said. Miami Law Women. after the incident. Ruth Aeschleman, a senior who eats at the food stand two or three "I was terrified," said Hamma­ times weekly, said she preferred dah. "I responded to the incident the Tropical Storm Cafe. by calling the police, giving them a Montserrat Cadiz description of the car, and describ­ senior "The pizza was much better, and FACE THE FACTS ing the guy who held a gun to my they had a better variety. They had head. "A representative of the all kinds of juices," Aeschleman Student enrollment at the Coral Gables Police Department said. "And, they also had a place to University of Miami has described the victim as Saudi Ara­ hended by police that night and toast bagels, which I dont think remained basically the same bian and uncooperative. Hammadah's possessions were they have here." returned. Senior Sandra Wolfe also said over the last few years. Despite the increased crime in she liked the food from last year Following is the enrollment in Hammadah said he is from ... i>*7S Kuwait, not Saudi Arabia, and that Coral Gables, some students better. Yet, she prefers the each of those five years. he helped as much as possible. believe that the area in and around method of payment at Hots. According to Coral Gables Police the campus is still somewhat safe. "I like the idea of using a Cane Department incident report, Ham­ Hammadah said that while he is Card. It's easiei, and you don't madah was getting something out taking more precautions against have to take money out," Wolfe of his trunk when the thieves crime, the government should get said. approached him with a shot gun. involved by making strict rules Because of the expansion of A black guy came up to me and against guns. foods items served at Hots, and the pointed a gun to my head and four "It's like the natural precautions. ability for students to pay for items SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo EdHor other guys took all my belongings, I'm more cautious now," Hamma­ with their meal plans and Cane' Express accounts, Chen said Hots •Enrollment Is for Spring V4. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE: Fourth-year Crew coach lain like my wallet and the money on dah said. "But I feel if they stop me," Hammadah said. "Then they selling guns and these kinds of is a better service for students. SOURCE: UM Feat Book McMillan put the novice crew team through their paces lasl Friday or took the keys to my rental car." things, the criminals would not "I certainly hope it is better," JEFFREY M. BROOKS / Graphics Edtor Lake Osceola. . The driver of the car was appre- have the tools to terrify people." she said. Pago 2 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, September 9,1994 CAMPUS

CALENDAR Sexual harassment not uncommowas laid off from a iobn in the HARASSMENT/ From page 11 SexuaSexuall harassmenharassmentt ooff studentstudents mentt ooff studentstudentss aass ananyy conductconduct,, evereveryy levelevell ooff intimacyintimacy.. IncludInclud­- WW Bfoflfl from a^b fattl verbal or physical in nature, ing each new level despite prior fund-raising office. She alleged aimed at re-education and regu­ is a violation of Title IX of the her supervisor forced her into lation. 1972 Education Amendments. It imposed on the basis of sex, by consent." The policy applies to TODAY sexual situations in return for In classrooms, boardrooms, constitutes differential treat­ an employee or agent that both students and faculty. denies, limits or provides differ­ work favors. The boss said the • The Badminton Club will dorm rooms and offices on uni­ ment on the basis of sex. Title relationship was consensual. hold practice from 6:30 p.m. to versity campuses across the IX protects both employees and ent aid or services. Protests over such strict sex­ 9:30 p.m. every Friday at Palmetto country, sexual harassment has students and applies to any edu­ Antioch College in Yellow ual harassment policies have Senior High School, located at 77 become a major issue. An cational program which receives Springs, Ohio, has taken some arisen at several schools includ­ The U.S. Court of Appeals for Ave. and S.W. 120 St. New mem­ increasing number of these federal funds. precautions against sexual ing Williams College, Yale Uni­ the Second Circuit ruled in favor bers are welcome. For more infor­ cases endup in court. The Office for Civil Rights of harassment. The policy is aimed versity and Brown University. of the student and said written mation, contact Amu Sign at Sexual harassment in educa­ the U.S. Department of Educa­ at protecting students, yet it has policies and procedures on sex­ 554-4473, Rhonda Dubord at tional institutions is not only tion has jurisdiction over sexual divided the campus. Recently a Columbia Univer­ ual harassment were not enough 284-3253 or Weizhao Zhao at inappropriate, it is against the harassment complaints. It The policy says "consent sity student filed a sexual to protect senior management. 547-6449. law. loosely defines sexual harass­ must be obtained at each and harassment taw suit after she Columbia is appealing the case.

MONDAY • Beat Buddies is an organiza­ Coral Gables tion that establishes friendships between college students and peo­ ple with developmental disabilities. To join, please attend the manda­ holds crime seminar tory organizational meeting at 8 By LOUS FLORES p.m. in the UC Flamingo Ballroom Hurricane Staff Writer A. For more information, contact Coral Gables' recent crime spree CRIME SCENE Cristie Vidal at 271-4203. has prompted many civilians to act. Following is a partial Last week, 51 area residents breakdown of the crimes that gathered at Cosmyl Spa, 4401 occured at the University from ORGANIZATIONS Ponce de Leon Blvd., to discuss May 15 to Aug. 20. In total, crime ?-d prevention tips. 147 campus-related crimes • College Bowl Miami is Sgt. Mitch Fry, director of were reported to the Coral meeting 7 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Media Relations and Crime Pre­ Gables Police Department. Mahoney/Pearson Classroom, vention for the Coral Gables Police room 101. New members are Department, presided over the Petit theft 34 always welcome. For more infor­ crime seminar. Grana the-t 20 mation, contact Megan Clouser at "It is a routine gathering," said 271-9526. Fry. Three, sometimes four, semi­ Autotheft 12 nars are conducted per week, he • The Colombian Students added. Burglary to vehicle 12 Association (COLSA) is up and During the seminar, Fry cited running again. For more informa­ criminal incidents which took place Burglary 11 tion, contact Juan Carlos at this past summer in Coral Gables. 386-0918. Violent crimes highlighted Cnmlnal mischief 10 included the rape of a Coral Gables • SCUBA Club meets at 8 p.m. resident, the UM Public Safety Suspicious Incident 4 every Thursday in the UC Interna­ officer injured in a hit-and-run acci­ tional Lounge. For more informa­ dent and the UM student who was Phone harassment 3 tion, contact Barb Rettig at SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor cariacked in the parking lot of the 284-2929. Holiday Inn, 1350 South Dixie Missing persons 2 Hwy. Fry attributed the recent crime Property damage 2 • The Christian Science wave in Dade County to immigra­ Organization meets at 5 p.m. tion pressures, drugs and juvenile Auto (R) 1 every Tuesdays at 1115 Levante acts. He urged the residents to Ave. on campus. Meetings feature focus on political platforms for Larceny and petit theft 1 the Bible and the companion book potential changes. Science and Health with the Key to Battery 1 Gina Hartley, spa director at the Scriptures by Mark Baker SOUf-tCE Coral Gables Police Depl. Eddy. For more information, con­ SORORITIES Cosmyl, felt it was important to tact Carol Warburton at 667-0703. increase the public's participation The Hurricane CELEBRATE BIDS in crime interdiction. "With the help of Coral Gables • Dining Services Advisory Police Department, and businesses Although this was the first crime Board is looking for people to hold pulling together, we can create a prevention seminar Cosmyl Spa positions on the board. The board Six UM sororities gathered safer environment with the passing has sponsored, Hartley said there will meet twice a month. Applica­ last Friday on the UC Patio to of information and knowledge "was a good turnout." tions are available in the Student welcome new pledges. Com­ about crime prevention and aware­ Government office, UC 240. For monly known as Bid Day, the ness," Hartley said. Fry recommended simple pre­ more information, contact Kevin celebration signified the end of Hartley's concern with crime cautionary measures, such as: DeMark at 284-3082. the Fall Rush. began when her female clients' • Carry a cellular phone experiences with crime went • If you use mace, periodically All of the rushies who are beyond the television news shows. check to see that it works • The Department of Com­ Many clients would announce "me • Avoid carrying a purse or wal­ muter Student Affairs is cur­ selected for sorority life gather and receive an envelope with too, when discussing crime vic­ let rently accepting articles for its timization. the name of their future sorority • Never open the door automat­ Oct./Nov. edition of the Commuter One client confided to Hartley ically after a Knock - insist that the Connection newsletter. This edi­ Inside. However, all 300 rushies that, "I didn't know what to do. I callers identify themselves. tion will highlight activities and had to wait for the envelopes to services occurring from October just stood there [while the crime • Lock doors and windows in be distributed to everyone took place]," your car and at home. through the end of the fall semes­ before opening them up and ter. Please submit entries to the learning their fate. Commuter Student Affairs Office, UC 209, locator code 6923. The WC offers writing help deadline is Sept. 9. For more infor­ Then, the rushies open their mation, contact Jennifer Willen at envelopes and race to their By NATHANIEL O. STULL "Above all, here at the Center 284-6399. respective sorority sisters as Hurricane Staff Writer we believe in students' capacity to pledges. The Writing Center provides learn from writing and through it, students with help on organizing, to illuminate their thinking,' said • The UM Karate Club writing and editing their essays Charlotte Perlin, director of the teaches traditional Skotokan Karen Stutz, a Kappa Kappa and resumes. Writing Center. Karate from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tues­ Gamma sister, said it is best to "Most students find the writing "Iuse it [the Writing Center) all days and Thursdays in the UC Fla­ meet the set quota of choosing programs we have compatible with mingo Ballrooms. Students, faculty the time," said Michele Scala, 37 pledges during the Fall Rush. what they use," said Elizabeth senior. "I used to use it for classes, members, or staff, of any experi­ Chue, coordinator of the Writing ence level, are welcome to join. "If you don't meet it, then you but now I use it for resumes. I've have to do a Spring Rush," Center. paid for help on papers and the Learn self-defense, get in shape, Individual tutors offer assistance relieve stress, and gain inner Stutz said. "And rushing twice is Writing Center saves money." to frustrated writers by looking for "We discourage making appoint­ peace. Classes are taught by Mr. a lot of work." any trouble spots. Shigeru Takashina, Seventh Dan ments [to see a tutor]. We are suffi­ Chief Instructor, South Atlantic "They helped me with some ciently staffed to handle student Karate Association. For more basics, and if I wasn't a strong needs," Chue said. information, contact M J. Sylver at writer, I could totally tell how they Students who just need answers 284-3803. SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor could help me with larger prob­ to grammar questions can call the lems," said Iddo Arad, sophomore. Grammar Hotline at 284-2956.

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• Life lessons Despair shouldn't lead to suicide bout a year and a half ago the Bible. Like many of us, he pursued wife of one of my pastors his mission with fervor and dedica­ > committed suicide. tion — so much so that he often He was a prominent Christian times ended up being alone. —"— • 1 pastor and she On one occasion, after experi­ I was a top execu­ encing God's awesome display of tive in her field. power, he had to flee for his life. Needless to say, This was because he had angered the incident left Queen Jezebel by slaughtering the members of the prophets of Baal. So depressed and church, the local discouraged was Elijah that he Christian com­ prayed he might die. munity and In 1 Kings 19:4, Elijah's friends and fam­ response to the Lord was: "I've ily reeling from hael enough. Take away my life. PAUL its effect. Like I've got to die sometime, and it FERGUSON many who were might as well be now." Editorial close to the At this point in Elijah's life, pre­ Columnist family, the mys­ vious successes were of very little SEPTEMBER 9, 1994 tery of this ultimate human trag­ significance. He was used by God edy left me with several searching Climate makes to restore a dead child to his questions on the tenuous nature of mother; he had prayed for rain dur­ Do you think our existence. ing a time of prolonged drought that the and God had answered him. textbooks We boasted and prided ourselves that our church provided the type But isn't his the experience of move to UM easier Sure, it's tough when my new sold at the of multifaceted ministry that not many of us? We rise to the thresh­ he salty aroma of the sea an anticipation of change. Since old of tremendous success and vic­ then, my life has been slightly friends are able to go home for the University of only facilitated good spiritual hanging on the wind. Giant weekend because home is only a Miami health but excellent mental health tory only to be soon driven to the T palm trees fanning out revamped. Over half of my ward­ dungeon of depression as our own robe was useless without Chicago few hours away and when I can't bookstore as well. Yet with all the ministries against the sky. Heat waves at even afford to talk on the phone and programs we had instituted, mortality becomes highlighted by eight o'clock in winters. I've sweat more in the are some new challenge. past four weeks than I did all sum­ with my friends for more than five we were unable to halt the slide the evening. minutes. And it becomes repetitive adequately that became manifested in the Elijah could not handle his All of these mer back home. And people even death of one so dear to us. depression and felt that the only tell me I have a funny accent, giv­ having to explain to everyone back priced? welcomed me to home that I really am receiving an This week as I started the sec­ way out was death. By himself, he my new home in ing me strange looks when I ask "I think that they probably would have succeeded, where the "pop machine" is. education and not just tanning all are a little bit ond year of my MBA program, an Coral Gables as day. They will always be my close incident occurred which forced me but God responded to his request I severed Even though I had to acclimate higher than they by first feeding him and then allow­ myself to many things, attending friends, though, and they live in my should be. A lot to give this issue some further myself from hometown, where I know I'll thought. While heading to class in ing him to rest. Then after display­ friends and fam­ school here is almost like being on oI people don't ing before the prophet his might ae always be welcome and loved. one of the earlier sessions I called ily to attend col­ vacation for me. I'm not trying to know about a windstorm, an earthquake and For now I'll just have to bear it to a colleague of mine whom I had JOANNA lege in a place undermine the importance of edu­ Horizons, so not seen for the entire summer, fire, God confirmed his presence to cation, of course — but even here in sunny Florida without they don't take Elijah in a small whisper. Elijah ulti­ GREEN about which I but whose response to me was knew virtually attending school doesn't cancel out them, where the days are gorgeous advantage ol unusually lukewarm. I made noth­ mately overcame his feelings of Editorial the vacation atmosphere that and the nights even better. Who that and charge self pity and abandonment only nothing. ing of it as we were all in a rush to Columnist I came to warm weather creates for me. Just knows? Maybe all my friends will more." get to our classes. However, she after he responded to God's call to imagining my family in gloves and shed their winter wear, take a CLINT return to his mission. Miami from Chicago, nearly 1,500 later left a message on my answer­ miles away, with an open mind and scarves in November makes me vacation and come visit me. BOUCHILLON ing machine apologizing for her The fact is that we all get dis­ chuckle inside. Joanna Green is a freshman Grad. Student response, while indicating to me couraged and despondent at some majoring in Marine Science. that she felt as if she was on the time or another. For some of us the "In the end, if verge of a nervous breakdown. She depths of depression hit after a LETTER TO THE EDITOR you look at it, thought she could not cope with major victory, while for others it is they are pretty everything, including the school perpetrated by persistent failures. The proposed Silver Mug Club not needed on this campus. How­ expensive when work that was being outlined for The desire and will to succeed Rat doesn't does not encourage drinking, ever, the survey of female students It comes to the semester. often times extracts so much from rather it is an attempt to revive a which the WRC has been conduct­ us that without a proper perspec­ previous University of Miami ing since Orientation indicates a S3S0 per This to me was particularly sig­ tive on life we could find embedded advocate semester." nificant since the semester was Rathskeller tradition. The Raths­ different story. From the 410 sur­ in the very success we seek and keller, no longer run by Dining Ser­ veys compiled so far, 33 percent of OREN only one week old. I recognized sometimes achieve the seeds to that her feelings like that of many drinking vices, is treated strictly as a busi­ the respondents want a support MESCUMAR our own depression. ness under the direction of the group for rape survivors, 82 per­ Freshman stood in stark contrast to the To the editor: noticeable enthusiasm and vigor in Sometimes it is our own success Department of Student Life. cent want a self-defense program and the need to maintain it that This letter serves as a response and 37 percent want a means to the eyes of some as they braced Scott H. Carter, themselves for the Fall semester. drives us to despair and hopeless­ to the house editorial of The Hurri­ connect with other women in their ness. For some, identifying with cane regarding the Rathskeller Sil­ Rathskeller Advisory Board major. They are also interested in "No, I don't buy Expectations on the part of fam­ ily, friends and scholarship spon­ this is not difficult because the ver Mug Club story printed in the many other programs and services my books from pressure to maintain our jobs and Friday, Sept. 2 issue. We would which celebrate or support women the bookstore. I sors sometimes create unwhole­ Center grants some fears that lead to serious college grades could propel us to like to take this opportunity to clar­ and are currently not being offered go to Book depression among students. Simi­ the depths of hopeless perplexity. ify the following points concerning support to women at the University. A Women's Horizons lar responses from other students Elijah's story reminds us that tak­ the proposed Silver Mug Club. Resource Center is the perfect because they brought into sharp focus the mix of ing things in our own hands could Currently, the Silver Mug Club place for students and staff to con­ have more used lead to self destruction and suicidal exists only in the early planning To the editor: nect and organize these types of mood and emotions experienced by I was disappointed to see the books." many at this time. As I reflect on tendencies. He overcame when he stages. Accordingly, the state­ events. refocused on the mission God had ments written in The Hurricane focus which Tiffany Capuano used my friend's comment and recall the So, yes, there is a need at UM J.T. MOISE tragic death of the student, who chartered for him. article were based on a preliminary in her article on the Women's Resource Center in the Aug. 30 for a safe place for women to get SENIOR had plunged to death by jumping Although for the most part our proposal, not facts. Several propos­ from one of the residential towers als have been submitted with vary­ issue. By ending her article with support and information on issues mission here at UM is an academic relevant to them. Yes, there is a a year earlier, I am forced to con­ one, the need to align ourselves ing conditions for membership, the incredibly negative quote by I've seen them sider the extent to which feelings none of which has as of yet been Lelia Spitani, Ms. Capuano helps to need for women-centered pro­ with God and to embrace the Lord­ gramming. And, yes, women are priced cheaper of depression can ultimately con­ ship of His son Jesus is of utmost reviewed or voted upon by the perpetuate the popular myth that a at other places vert to suicide. importance. Doing so will not only Rathskeller Advisory Board. center for women must be anti- interested. and they sure preserve our lives from self Also, The Hurricane was mis­ male. The WRC was developed to However, as we experience the Therefore, I encourage Ms. Cap­ don't give much destruction but it will save our taken when it did not include week­ provide support for women on this uano, Ms. Spitani and all of the stu­ money back. I "blues" of this new semester and souls as well. campus as well as broaden aware­ continue the search for signifi­ ends in its calculations, the result dents at UM to stop by the WRC only buy my Paul Ferguson is a graduate stu­ being inflated figures obviously ness on issues affecting women for today or during our Open House at books hen cance, my mind is drawn to an the entire University community. experience in the life of Elijah, one dent working toward an MBA in intended to sway readers' opinions 3 p.m. Sept. 23 in University Cen­ because they finance and computer information regarding the intent of the club. Bashing anyone is not a part of our ter Room 213. You're all welcome. are here." of the most forthright and dramatic mission. Old Testament prophets of the systems. Further, participants are not lim­ ited by time constraints for admis­ Ms. Spitani's quote also implies Jennifer Willen, GENNA that a Women's Resource Center is WRC Director MATTHEWS sion to the club. Senior IN OUR OPINION

"No, they are way overpriced. It's ridiculous Storm Cafe sorely missed how overpriced ometimes what you stop. It served popular items Gables health standards as they are. I one of the reasons for switch­ bought four want isn't exactly what such as pizza, muffins, hot S you get. And when hun­ dogs and fresh fruit. ing the shack on us. Another books for $250. gry students were dismissed reason is that the Cafe was I try to get them subcontracted by Marriott, at Horizons." from their first classes this There were many perks to fall, what many wanted were eating at the Cafe. There was with which the University of snacks and lunches from the a special space to butter a Miami is no longer affiliated. CHAD Tropical Storm Cafe — the bagel. Employees catered to Perhaps the University LUCE University's friendly, neigh­ special dieting requests, like could have changed the Senior borhood food stand. providing skim milk. Musi­ Storm to meet the standards; cian Glenn Allen played maybe they could have rene­ What they got was a acoustic guitar sets in a chair gotiated the contract, as * ei \c»>r\6ec) "snack shack" in the same by the stand for hours at a well. It's probably too late to "They an a location, serving what many time. Students would look turn back now. However, we little expensive report is blander, more forward to listening to Glenn at The Miami Hurricane ... I've been to expensive food. jam while enjoyably chowing believe that if the University Horizons and down "the usual." is truly interested in what the they'n Formerly located in front students want, then they basically the of the Merrick Building near But personality doesn't could have found some way same price" a seating area and shaded by count for everything. The to keep the Storm on campus neighborhood trees, the Cafe University cites non-compli­ instead of replacing it with a was a favorite student pit ance with certain Coral faceless comparison. NILKA RUIZ Senior Editor In Chief Fernando Battaglia Business Manager Letter Policy Cljc Miami hurricane Senior Adviser Bruce Garrison Robert Kerr Tlie Miami Hurricane encourages all readers lo ACP Hall of Fame Member voice their opinions on issues related lo the "It Is too Accent Editor Graphics Editor University tx in response lo any report published in News Editor Ihe Hurricane. much. At The Miami Hurricane is published Pamela Wilf inger Stephanie Bargas Jeffrey M. Brooks Horizons the semi-weekly during the regular academic year Lellers lo Ihe edilor may be submitted - and Is written and edited by undergraduate Associate News Editor Asst. Accent Editor Graphic Artist handwritten or typed - lo lhe University Center, prices an sludents at the University of Miami. This Laura Stablein • Room 221, or mailed to P.O. Box 248132, Coral usually a lot Melissa Letfne Neil Higgins Gables. Fl., 33124-6922. Deadlines are Tuesday al publication does not necessarily represent the Sports Editor 4 p.m. lor Friday's issue, and Friday al 4 p.m. lor better. One views and opinions of advertisers or the Assistant News Editor Newsbriefs Editor Tuesday's issue. thing's for University's trustees, faculty or administration. Evelyn Amaya Liam Fitzgerald T.J. Katz Lellers, with a suggested length ol 300 words, sun, It's way Unsigned editorials represent the opinion ol the Opinion Editor Asst. Sports Editor Copy Editors must be signed and include a copy ol lhe author's majority of the star). Commentaries, letters and Derek Harper studeni ID card, phone number and year in school. too much". cartoons solely present the views ol the Irene Mederos Matthew Corey Anonymous letters will not be accepted. At the respective authors. Editorial and publication Assistant Opinion Editor Photo Editor Magazine Editor discretion of the paper, names may be withheld JARIO headquarters are located at the University upon request The paper reserves the right lo edit Amanda Green Sean Hemmerle Darin Klahr lellers lor clarity, brevity and accuracy. ARANA Center room 221. Business office: 284-4401. Asst. Photo Editor Junior Newsroom: 284-2016, Fax 284-4404. 01994 University ol Miami. Candace Ritacco C1994 University ot Miami undergraduate students. Friday, September 9,1994 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page 7

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By DAHLIA AMBACH Hurricane Staff Writer If you were walking down Collins Avenue last Friday evening, you would have, no doubt, heard "Day by the River" playing at the Steven Talkhouse. The band recently returned from one of the most prestigious gigs of their career. SEPTEMBER 9. 1994 During the last weekend of August, "Day by the River" was one of the qualifying Finalists at the Yamaha Soundcheck Contest held at Dan Aykroyd's club, House Of Blues in Los Angeles. They were picked along with four other bands, from a pool of two thousand bands. Bass player Patrick McDon­ nell explained that the thrill of rf being there was a lot to swallow. MARKS "We were afforded the unique • Bass Museum of Art has opportunity of performing before opened their new exhibition of 27, some of the most influential mem­ six and a half feet tall sculptures bers of the music industry," said celebrating the spirit and the McDonnell. Sephardim, those Jews forced to In celebration of their recent flee from the 15th centurySpanish accomplishment, band members inquisition. It is named "The Cho­ along with their manager Reis Bar­ sen" and will show until November ron, popped a bottle of bubbly after the 6th. 2121 Park Avenue, Miami their first set. Beach FL 33139. (305) 673-7530. The reign of "Day by the River" • Bass museum also presents as one of the University of Miami's on September 11 at 3 p.m."The best bands began in 1991. Crucible of Europe". Although most of the players went to high school together in Athens, Georgia, the band that plays before • Center For the Fine Attn us now has just recently been set. presents a Gallery Tour of the cur­ Bass player Patrick McDonnell, rent exhibition. Begins at 2p.m. singer and guitar player Ted 101 West Flagler Street, Miami Lahey, keyboard player Walter (305) 375-3000. Austin and drummer David Brock­ • September 7, 1994, the way all had played in a few small Annual Southern Heritage Pic­ bands in Athens, only to merge in nic and BBQ will be held at Tree Miami and add guitar player Buck Tops Park in Davie from 11:00 Pryor to the talented ensemble. "Day by the River's" first album a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Great south­ SEAN HEMMERLE / Photo Editor ern-style food and fun. Adults eat 'SHINfMY' was widely distributed for $7.50 and children up to 15 throughout Miami Students, and JAMMIN' AT THE TALKHOUSE: Ted Lahey, lead guitarist and singer of 'Day by the River enjoys one of the many shows they have put on years old for $3.50. Entertainment can also be found at Spec's, Yester­ beginning. integration of the strong retro-in­ will be a living historical experi­ day's and Today's Music Store and "The arrangements of their ming twice monthly at the Talk- "I have not heard them for a fluence of the sixties. house in the coming months. They ence! Peaches Musk. older tunes are better and make Many students still remember the music more exciting to listen while, and they sound even better During their performance, the are also scheduled to cut a trail as • Books recently released: major parties at the band's house, to," commented Garges. than before," O'Quilty commented bandmembers took turns with an opening act on Sept. 24 in "The Fading Smile", by Peter where they actively participated in The crowd at the Talkhouse was as she watched over the Talkhouse loose, impressionistic and original Gainesville and on Sept. 25 at the Davison. "A personal and vivid riveting jam sessions. Regular per­ mixed on Friday. Students, locals crowd. solos. Their communication on Talkhouse for the "Aquarian Res­ portrait of a literary moment and, formances over the past year at and now a new addition of profes­ This particular Friday night, stage reflects their long term musi­ cue Unit." Next Friday, they will its-community," said Publishers the Steven Talkhouse have earned sionals are added to what was orig­ "Day by the River" repertoire con­ cal involvement. be at rtoses's Bar, Washington Weekly. the band status as a veteran there. inally a college-only crowd. With sisted of a collage of both old and While some people chose to sit Avenue. "In the Tennessee Country," by Since its inception, the band has the increased visibility afforded new compositions. While the for­ back and allow themselves to be Pulitzer Prize winning author, gone through changes to emerge through their playing at the Talk- mer evoked memories of early suc­ bathed in a shower of bluenotes, For the future of this five mem­ Peter Taylor. as a cohesive unit moving in syn- house and Border s Bookstore, cess, the latter gave the audience a others opted to focus on the chords ber musical unit, they plan to take chronicity with each other. "Day by the River" flowed forward graphic idea of things to come. which propelled them toward the off in January on a four- to five-year • Music Releases: Grassroots Although Chris Garges, one of the to wash over diverse audiences Their rhythmic groove sound is dance floor. tour. Although the region will be Album named "Home Brew", they ilayers on their debut album, is no predominantly of southern influ­ Southeastern, concentrating on with their languid and melodic ence, hence the pseudo-sensual are touring throughout the US and {onger with the band, he continues musical imagery. For those who missed the oppor­ Georgia, the music will be missed their new music video can be seen to support their musical endeavors, blues and jazzy overtones. Coupled tunity to see them do their thing on by their avid Miami supporters. Alumnus Shannon O'Quilty has with this was a certainly unique on MTV's 120 minutes. and was one present last Friday. known the band's music since the stage this round, they will be jam­ May the river flow! • Singers wanted for the First Gospel Music Extravaganza at the Broward Center for the Perform­ ing Arts. Call Linda Bryant Potenza at (305) 786-3674. Students annoyed at Cafe's disappearance • Poetry is being sought after by the Western Poetry Asso­ ciation. Join the 5000 poets By LAURA STABLEIN about his current displacement. He is now involved. The title of their next Assistant Editor roaming around Miami Beach running into book, to be released in the winter "It's a crime that a corporation is more concerned with profit than old customers and has even been seen on is "Poetry: An American Heri­ For many students, the advent of a new campus and was treated like a celebrity of tage." Please send poems of 24 school year is a cathartic event. Returning to the well-being of students." sorts. lines or less to the Western Poetry Miami, calling friends one has not seen for Association, 258 W. Winnie line months, registering for classes — many look Students approached him, asking "where #67. Carson City, NV 89703. forward to this time of year and all these fun the heck has you been?" he said. activities. • Applications are available Robert Smithline for the 1995 Florida Folk Singer Besides, over the long summer months, "We wanted to stay," said Melendez. Festival. The FFFS is looking tor crews have been working to improve the UM graduate student "We had been part of the campus renovation singers, musicians, dancers, story­ Coral Gables campus. New walkways, a plan and had been attending the meetings tellers, craftspeople and others fountain in front of the Merrick Building, and until Daka came in," states Melendez. "I who want to take part in the 43rd hundreds of trees which offer cooling shade where people could meet over a cup of coffee took place on a daily basis. International stu­ know they [Daka] have the right to do that, annual event. To request an appli­ where there was once only glaring sunlight and discuss their classes in a location that dents, commuters, greeks, administra­ but at least they could have spoken to us cation form please include your are just a few of the additions to our already served no alcohol," stated Robert Smithline, tors—anyone who walked by the stand was about it. They could have considered what name, address and phone numbers beautiful campus. Plus, the prospect of a new a post-baccalaureate student. "They also welcome to sit down and talk. the students want as well. People know us as with a performance interest. Write food service on campus excited students. offered a chance for students to have an Junior Michael Krok claims, "I haven't a family," he added. to the Bureau of Florida Folklife, But many were disappointed that the inexpensive and quick lunch during their eaten at either place, but it seemed like peo­ Senior Donna Malusa agrees, "It was P.O. Box 265, White Springs, Flor­ Tropical Storm Cafe was no longer standing busy class schedules. It's a crime that a cor­ ple enjoyed hanging around more last year." very convenient. You could stop for a bagel ida, 32096, or call (904)397-2192. beneath the banyan tree where it has resided poration is more concerned with profit than Why the sudden change? According to and coffee on your way to class and have a for the past seven years. the well-being of the students," he added. senior Krista Hoey it's because, "the new friendly chat with Rob and Mark." • Applications for the next At first, one might have believed the The concerns over the pizza stand run employees are rude and disinterested in stu­ So what happens now? Junior Stacey Miss Miami Pageant in 1995 will stand was missing because of the incomplete deeper than the financial well-being of col­ dent life. It's a far cry from the guys at the Tecot wishes something could be done to be out soon. Awards range up to construction blocking off that portion of cam­ lege students who can afford little more than old pizza stand. At the very least, they bring the Tropical Storm Cafe back to cam­ $7000.00. Take part in the prelim­ pus. However, it was not long before the a bagel with coffee or a slice of pizza for always had a smile for you. Besides, the food pus. inary pageant on October 29th current Hot Dog, Pizza Hut, and Freshens lunch. Senior Matt Twohig said, "A hot dog sucks. You can't buy fruit or salad any more "The school never thinks of the people, when a personal interview and tal­ carts appeared. and a bagel just does not cut it. Besides, I unless you go across campus to the Ibis cafe­ the hard workers who put their hearts into ent presentation takes place. Call Many students were surprised and some­ miss socializing between classes over a cup teria where you're charged by the ounce for all they do, just for us. The food was good 556-1800 for more information. what annoyed that the stand would not be of coffee." a salad." and convenient, much more satisfying than Contestants must be between the returning once classes resumed. The tables at the Tropical Storm Cafe Robert Melendez, one of the men who any of the food places on campus this year," ages of 17 and 24. "The pizza cart was the nexus of campus were well known for social gatherings which worked at the pizza stand, is pretty upset she said.

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^•wimwHn I' .-.<.. miMWIwm-*-. Cross country ready for season By RICK GOLD versity, and Providence College will likely tance runners," Ward explained. The women's cross-country team is a Hurricane StaH Writer again dominate a conference in which the completely different story, since many of last Trapped in a conference that features Hurricanes finished tenth out of ten teams Freshman Chris Miller from Deerfield year's members have graduated. The only three of the nation's perennial powerhouses, last year. Beach could give Griffiths some competition key returner is senior Laticia Clark. the University of Miami's cross country Miami sophomore Damon Griffiths for the team s top spot. Miller finished sec­ teams may have virtually no chance to finish returns for the men and should be the team's ond in the state in the two-mile run and will Tara DeSorbo, a freshman from North high in the Big East Conference. number one runner, Men's cross country battle Griffiths for the number one position. Carolina, will be the top runner. She was the However, the men will have a chance to coach Mike Ward said. Other returners are county and district champion in cross coun­ Freshmen runners Joe Nieiejelski and try during her senior year. be among the best teams in the state, as they senior Kirk David , junior Hector Lopez, Mike Weise should also contribute. follow up a fifth place Florida finish last sea­ sophomore Javier Taboas, and senior Ronald son, starting with the Greentree Invitational Thorne, who is coming off of a track season "We're going to have a better team than Her supporting cast should include Clark, Saturday at Matheson Hammocks Park, in which he recorded the second fastest last year," Ward said. "They are a group seniors Jeanette Williams and Kim Murray, S.W. 92nd St. 800-meter time in the nation. that are used to winning and doing well." junior Jennifer Mohammed and sophomore Robin Whipple. The women, who will also participate in In all, the group set nine school records in "We have a good, young nucleus and the the Greentree Invitational, will just be track and won several relay titles in various team is a lot closer than it was last year," "They're going to have a rough year," meets, mostly in the middle distance events. Griffiths added. "We should be able to set Ward admitted. "We just want to get things looking for something positive to build on, 1 with the team sporting several new faces. "We have a couple of guys who are true our scores down anr olace a lot higher thus in motion, and next year we should be able to Georgetown University, Villanova Uni­ distance runners, but the rest are middle dis­ year." put some monev into the program." Canes return to Arizona SEPTEMBER 9, 1994

MEN'S, WOMEN'S Sun Devils Canes CREW REBUILD next for never die; Following a strong performance No. 5 UM in the Nationals this past spring, foes do University of Miami Men's Crew By LIAM FITZGERALD Coach Joe O'Connor is confident Sports Editor call came into Fred Hunt­ that his young team will continue Fresh off a 56-0 blowout of er's Funeral Services last to practice and hopefully improve Georgia Southern that set the A January. The home of the upon last year's performance. NCAA record for most consecutive deceased was asked to prepare a "This fall will mostly be a lot of home victories at 58, the No. 5 body for burial. preparation, since we have a lot of University of Miami Hurricanes The body that youth," O'Connor said. "This is the will be more than prepared Satur­ was to be taken first time we have had six experi­ day night (10 p.m., ESPN) when under was that enced freshman rowers, who will they meet the Arizona State Sun of the Miami mix with the varsity athletes." Devils at Sun Devil Stadium in Hurricanes. O'Connor is quick to note that Tempe, Ariz, in front of a nation­ A fiasco in this fall will be a rebuilding period ally televised audience. Phoenix on New when the younger members get That's right, the very field on used to the rigors of college racing, Year's Day which they suffered one of the brought to the though the spring should to bring most humiliating defeats in recent better results. nation what CHAD memory, a 29-0 whitewashing by many wanted to WILSON Freshmen Matt Troncelleti and Arizona at the Fiesta Bowl last Jan­ see — the end Ofy-.-*--,- Jamie Gerdsen, O'Connor noted, uary. The defeat that had numer­ ns are two experienced high school ous critics proclaiming that the of Hurricane °P° . rowers who are expected to fit in Miami dynasty was history, that football. Columnist nicely with the team right away. the Hurricanes who won four With this in mild, does some­ national championships in the last body want to tell ne who the hell On the women's side, led by 11 years were no longer a force to SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor that was in the Orange Bowl last Coach Margaret Gordon, there are be reckoned with in college foot­ • CELEBRATION): Chris T. Jones (85), Jammi German (7), Jonathan Harris (3) and other Hurricane Saturday? I hear a team showed up, numerous rowers returning to ball. teammates celebrate a touchdown during Miami's 58th consecutive victory at the Orange Bowl. put a whole bunch of dots on the Miami, which will likely result in a scoreboard, like 56 of them, and "We've put that game behind us offense with 145 yards rushing and then left promptly. Witnesses testi­ successful season, O'Connor said. already," UM defensive tackle three touchdowns, both career fied that they fere wearing "They have a lot of good juniors, Warren Sapp, who recorded five highs for Stewart. orange. Rumor has it that it was like Dawn Vogeler, and senior Kim tackles and 1.5 sacks last week, the Miami Hurricaies, the team Sanborn who are both solid play­ said. "There's nothing we can do This was a great start, but we ers," O'Connor said. but move forward and see what have a tough road ahead of us if believed to be in critical condition happens then. I am looking forward we're planning on winning the at the end of last season. to going back, though, to the Fiesta national championship," Miami Yes it has been a bng off-season O'Connor said novices are more defensive end Rusty Medearis said for us, if there is sich a thing as than welcome to try out for open Bowl. 1 want to show everyone this following the Hurricanes' 56-0 sea­ spots, and that it is not too late to team isn't dead, Uke a lot of people "off- season. Not only have we had felt after the Fiesta Bowl." son opening victory over Georgia to work hard to erase the memo­ come out for the men's or women's Southern at the Orange Bowl last ries of a horrendois 9-3 season, team. The men can call 284-3811, Sapp and his teammates defi­ Saturday. "That begins Saturday the women 284-5811 for more nitely showed who was boss but we've had to shike allegations at Arizona State. We know what regarding our coqpliance with information on trying out for nov­ against the Eagles, holding them to happened the last time we went out ice spots. just 54 total yards, in addition to NCAA rules. That'sthe "National there, and we don't plan on letting Council Against Athetes." If you recording six sacks, while fullback it happen again." James Stewart powered the are just getting back from planet The Hurricanes are aware that Mars then let me till you in — COLLINS ENTERS defeating the Sun Devils will be no we've been accused of everything NOT-GUILTY PLEA easy task, especially since the ASU from singing background vocals on UM FOOTBALL defense will show Miami an eight- Luke's albums, to breaking oppos­ man front, likely slowing down ing players' legs for cash bonuses. WHO: The University of Miami Miami's running game and forcing UM junior QB Ryan Collins filed We are a real racket, according Hurricanes, ranked No. 5, the offense to go to the air. SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor to our trusty hometown paper, The a written plea of not guilty to a mis­ against the Arizona State Sun "Their front will force us to do demeanor charge of disorderly • MOVING AHEAD: Hurricane running back James Stewart (28) Miami Herald. The Hurricanes Devils, things that we didn't do against are really coached br John Gotti conduct through his attorney, Georgia Southern," UM Coach leans forward for more yardage as Eagle defender Rob Stockton (14) according to a story in the Sept. 3 WHERE: Sun Devil Stadium, attempts to knock the top Miami rusher In the Hurricanes' 56-0 win from his cell in the Indiana State Tempe, Ariz. Dennis Erickson said. "They play Prison. Every week two guys issue of the Palm Beach Post. with four down linemen, four line­ over Georgia Southern last Saturday. Collins was arrested at 2:50 a.m. named Donny Two-fingers and WHEN: Saturday, 10 p.m. EST. backers and three people in the and a touchdown last week before . "K *.e c/n get him (Costa) a little Bugsy deliver the plays from John Aug. 8, after police said he inter­ secondary. We'll have to throw the blt ou of fered with their attempts to clear a giving way to Ryan Collins, will t -rhythm, if their quick with a complimentary bowl of TV: ESPN ball so much more - and much more game is not in sync...his decision pasta. You heard it here first. large crowd in front of a Miami successfully." nave the blitz in his face more often than not. This will force Costa to making, like most quarterbacks, A tell-tale sign that this is going Beach nightclub. RADIO: WIOD (610 AM) Starting quarterback Frank starts to become a little bit more Collins, 21, is scheduled to be unload quicker and his receivers to to be a Hurricane season is the fact Costa, who threw for 168 yards get open for their signal-caller. suspect," ASU Coach Bruce Sny­ that we had a couple of guys who arraigned Sept. 29 in Miami Beach der said. branch court, but does not have to shook hands with the Uw this off appear because he filed a written season. Here's a stat — in seasons plea on Aug. 24. following a summer during which a — LIAM FITZGERALD player has been arrested, the Hur­ Trent Jones a standout in UM opener ricanes are 42-1. So look for good By DEREK HARPER feels he began playing well before first game has earned him equal Miami to go to the air more often. things since we spent our off­ Assistant Sports Editor the game against the Eagles. playing time with senior tailback "We have a lot of options at season being "As Nasty as We WALSH DEPARTS, He's only a second-year fresh­ "I didn't drop any balls (on Sat­ Jonathan Harris. receiver, so if one can't get it done, Wanna Be." man, but University of Miami tail­ urday)," Jones said. "But I haven't "They're both even right now," we'll put someone else in," Erick­ This week we journey out to Ari­ HEADING HOME back Trent Jones has used solid been dropping many in practice Williams said. "Qones) is right on son said. zona to visit our gravesite. If you practices and a good opening per­ either." his back. They're splitting time "You can't drop balls around see us on television with shovels, formance against Georgia South­ Does Jones' success last week­ right now. If Trent starts, Jonathan realize that we are there to dig up a Chris Walsh, a sophomore quar­ ern University to work himself into here," Williams said. "Did it hurt end and hard work in practice will be in the next play because we (Harris)? Yes, it hurt him because body that was buried alive — and terback in his third year at the Uni­ contention for a starting spot. merit the youngster more playing rotate the plays with the receiv­ to fill that hole with a team that is versity of Miami, who decided to Jones, who was red-shirted last he didn't step up. He's a veteran time Saturday night against Ari­ ers." and he needs to step up and play." destined for death — the Arizona leave the Hurricanes and attempt season, caught his first collegiate zona State UniverBty (10 p.m., UM Coach Dennis Erickson said State Sun Devils. to play football at another school, pass and his first collegiate touch­ ESPN)? the two tailbacks are fairly even in "What Trent brings to the table Chad Wilson is a senior major­ has been welcomed into the foot­ down Saturday against the Eagles. According to Miami wide receiv­ his mind until one of them steps up, ball program at the University of He finished the game with two is consistency." Williams said. ing in broadcasting journalism ers coach Charlie Williams, Jones' especially against ASU, which will "That's what we look for around and plays cornerback for the Uni­ Minnesota by Coach Jim Wacker, catches for 53 yards, but Jones performance in practice and in his install an eight-man front, forcing The Miami Herald reported here." versity ofMiami football team. Thursday. Walsh had originally shunned the Golden Gophers coming out of Cre- tin-Derham Hall in Minnesota to play college ball at Miami. Walsh, the brother of Chicago Slidehook, Erb CSR champs Bears quarterback Steve Walsh, himself a UM alum, leaves Miami By CHRIS CLARK defense for another touchdown. run in a seven-run first inning, after playing in only one game, a Hurricane Staff Writer "He [Yacoub] may be unortho­ Hookslide churned I Can't Believe mop-up role against the University Smokin' Erb held their own dox (when he runs) but he gets in It's Not Butter, winning 12-0 by of Pittsburgh last season after Labor Day barbecue Sunday after­ the end zone," Erb teammate Ben the slaughter rule. Greg Carozza's red-shirting in 1992. noon as they roasted Lambda Chi Sparks said. run-scoring single in the bottom of Alpha, 20-0, in the championship Late in the half, Yacoub scored the fifth knocked in veteran Adam However, Walsh developed a game of Campus Sports and Recre­ on a interception, icing the victory Levine for the twelfth run, ending hitch in his throwing motion ation's six man football tournament and clinching the $80 prize for the the game. shortly after arriving at Miami that on the Intramural Fields. hindered him through his two-plus winner. Hookslide claimed the $70 prize seasons at UM. Ron Yacoub scored Erb's three "We are undefeated, unscored and the tournament title, one of touchdowns, two on receptions, upon and unheralded," Erb's Herb many the team owns. The team Walsh's decision to leave fol­ the other on an interception Harman declared. defeated Med School B, 3-1, before lowed the announcement that return, all in the second half of the Sixteen teams entered the year's blowing out Butter in the champi­ freshman Ryan Clement would final game. onship. back up starter Frank Costa and inaugural tournament, but only Erb second-stringer Ryan Collins. "We came out here as a team emerged unscathed, shutting out The Labor Day tournaments and we played as a team with one all four of its opponents. were the first of thirteen special Walsh was not on the sideline common goal—to win the tourna­ Magic Protein, Med School B events of the year for CSR. CSR during UM 56-0 win over GSU ment," Yacoub said. "Every team supervisor Charles Judkins, a Saturday at the Orange Bowl. and the Basement Boyz were all out here was tough. It just came smoked by Erb on the way to the player on both Erb and Hookslide "I'm not upset at anybody on the down to big plays. considered the weekend a success. Miami staff," Walsh told The championship match. Miami Herald. "It's just the best Erb quarterback Peter Dallas Softball Soccer connected with Yacoub early in the • Monday, perennial contender Sunday, CSR is holding an intra­ TRAVIS PETERSON/Staff Photographer decision for me to go somewhere second half, putting his team ahead else and play. It's teen a difficult Hookslide slid past all competitors mural soccer tournament on the • LABOR OF LOVE: This past Monday, Labor Day, Campus Sports 6-0. A few plays later, Cliff Onder­ on its way to claiming CSR's 11- Intramural Fields. Teams wishing situation. cin connected with Yacoub, who and Recreation held its annual Labor Day Softball Tournament on the DEREK HARPER man softball tournament. to enter should sign up in the CSK scampered through Lambda Chi's Led by Patrick Wagner's home office, Apt. 45D by 4 p.m. Friday. Intramural Fields. Hookslide came away with the title, defeating I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, 12-0 In the title game. ' Friday, September 9,1994 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page 13 Simply the BEST With UM ID and this HAIRCUT Coupon receive: of your life... 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