the independent.florida Dorm residents get fancy phone service.5 Gators hammer NOt lII,,i1lly ,11,c.aI1d ,1hM, Univotil =I-loda Esw4w -7 Valdosta State, VOLUME 83, NUMBER 133 WENESDA, APRIL 4 1990 17-8.16 Aggressive program nets money for research peting more for projects private By RONALD DUPONT JR. search money cameTuesday, soon without going through the usual jets, UF is ranked36th,just ahead companies normally won. AlligatorWriter after Walsh met with President task of looking atalist of hundreds of the University of North Carolina John lombardi in a weekly staff For example, when a county or of projects, Walsh said, at Chapel Hill ind just behind The money government agen- meeting Walsh said UF is ex- a city advertised for companies to "It's one of the best in the coun Duke University. cies and private companies pay UF mil- pected to receive about $175 submit proposals forprojects, such try," Walsh said of the booklet Johns Hopkins University - for doing research has risen al- lion in research this year, far as testing water in wells, UFwould Professors also can search where Lombardi was provost and most 75 percent in four years, mak- the $106 million UF re- for exceeding submit its own proposal. specific research projects by using Walsh earned his doctorate de- ing the school "one of the fastest ceived in 1986. growing research universities in And because UF is not allowed a special computer that lists thou- gree -is the top research univer. 'We decided we had to branch to make a profit on projects, its sands of other proposals. sity, getting about $557 million a the nation,"said TomWalshdirec- out and find other sources of proposals were very competitive. year in sponsored research tor of UF Sponsored Research. money,' Walsh said. "We've been In UF's most recent attempt at Having increased research - going up drastically each year." Further, the Sponsored Re. getting sponsored research, it was Being aggressive is not the only which is used to teach graduate search department circulates a awarded 39 of the state's 80 pro- reason why UF is doing so well in students-isoneofseveral factors UF requires its faculty to do booklet each month that lists the jects offered by the High Tech getting more research, Walsh that administrators say UF needs research, which, in turn, is used to various government projects for Applied Research GrantsProgram said. UF has been hiring better in its mucb-publicized goal to be help teach graduate students. which professors can submit bids. Those projects translate into SI.8 faculty over the last few years. and one of the nation's 10 best public Walsh credited the increase mn That booklet is separated into var- million in research. the better faculty have attracted universities. research money to an aggressive ious subject categories, enabling Compared with other U S uni- the attention of those awarding The news of UF's growth in re- program, in which UF began corn- professors to find projects easily versities that obtam research pro- research projects Opportunity lures Kruger to UF Apartment [I Lingstfon Chatrtan says he will rejoin Gators, page 16. By RON KASPRISKE complexes Alligator Staff Writer Kansas State University loves Lon Kru- ger - kind of like the way (I loves its football coach Steve Spurrier. will recycle The 1989-90 KSU basketball media guide lists Kroger, its former coach, as By NICOLE NEED the state's "favorite son" - kind of like Alligator Writer the way Spurrier has been called the Some apartment residents soon will be able Gators' "favorite son." to help lower landfill levels with the help of a But while Spurrier and Kruger may be little Big Blue container in their kitchens. similar in that respect, the two coaches Both city and county officials decided Tues- had different ways of handling their alma mater's affection. day to include 24 Gainesville apartment com- plexes in the Big Blue program, said City of Spumier came home. Kruger packed his bags and moved out. Gainesville recycling coordinator Pam Brown. Theexpansion should becompleted inAugust. Kruger's destination was Gainesville, The program was created to comply with a where he accepted the job as UF's head state law requiring a 30 percent reduction in basketball coach Sunday night. garbage by 1995. And although he said Tuesday in his first news conference at UF that there is "It's only a pilot program," Brown said. more potential to have an outstanding "Eventually we will go city- and county-wide basketball program in Florida than in - we've got big plans." Kansas, he still can't pinpoint what made Last April, the blue plastic containers were him leave his home state. distributed to 22,000 homes in Gainesville. "Leaving Kansas State was a very, very Now the program includes 42,000 family resi- difficult decision," Kruger said. "I really dences. can't say what made me want to come to That program, which collects 40 tons of Florida. (Kansas State) was the place I recycleables a week, is very successful. Brown went to school, the place I made a long- said term relationship - but that should all Officials were worried that the volume of provide a test As a standard to compare recycleables produced in the apartments would be unmanageable and curbside collec- every opportunity I have? -.- , - ,--- Kruger said money was not an issue, Lon Kroger meats the media for the first time s UF head basketball coach at tion of the containers would be impossible, so though he will considerably more at UF a news conference Tuesday aitemoou. they began a test program at Brookwood Tern than he did at KSU. UF Athletic Director race Apartments on Northwest 23rd Boule- prospects that corne out of Kanm. pales season, led the Wildcats to a 25-9 record vard. Bill Arnsparger said Kruger will get a by comparison to the number who come in 1987. dWe watched that for two months and dis- base salary of $110,000, an annuity of out of here. a staff and $25,000 and 9 loct Of $10.000 A year for Kruger said putting together cided loes, we could do it, Brown said. Kruger, whocompiled a record of 8146 recruiting players are his first priorities. A survey was sent to several apartment five years and four trips to the NCAA Tournament The former two-time Big Eight Confer- Arns.rger added Kruger also will re- complexes to determine which one, would be As KSU's coach during the last fouryears, ence Player of the Year mid he will spend included in the Big Blue program. Complexes celve money for a shoe endorsement and much of this week recruiting and trying for television and radio appearances. is more than familiar with recruiting in were chosen according to: willingness to pa- Florida to convince two of his assistants to join ticipate, ability to inform tenants, space avail- wThe biggest reason I chose Florida him at UP. was for the opportunity," Kruger said. Four players on KSU's roster this past able for the additional dunmpater and tenant 'Florida offered potential that just In- season were from Florida and perhaps KSU assistant coaches Robert McC- demographics. trigued me. 'The recruiting base is a lot the best player in KSU history. Mitch ullum and Greg Grensing are expected "We were mor or less looking at theagroups Richmond, Is from Fort Lauderdale. Rich- of people who lived in (the apartments)," broader and the high schools and junior see Kruger, page 10 colleges are outstanding. The number of mond, the NBA' Rookie of the Year last see laRcycls. PS 10 UJ.IGAIIt, WI DN] SDAY AJNII 4, i VOLUNTEERS Youth program neds men lo rruting. shiduing, training and assistance in preparing students 8 WORLD H ERLTIH o rk alle-to -tnewhtI hboys as friends logging volonotter hours 'he I8 forstaiecomprlifion Iid advot I I,, raining will bo' s hcduev can eunt the volunteer Artist needed to design flyer and provided A one-year commitment is Entertainment for senior utizens brochures for senior t liens pro- reiquired is needed Play the gmutr, piano, etc gram Must have good writing skills DAY Crisis Line needs good listeners or lead singing for monthly program and artistic ability Select a time any to help people deal with problems at nursing home weekday and crisis situations over the Companion& are needed for teens Resource information Compiler "Our Planet, Our Health- telephone Training begins May 19 in youth shelter Supervise client needed to develop listings of ser- A six-month commitment is re- needs, assist staff in group counsel- vices available to cancer patients and quired. ing sessions, etc Training provided their families. 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By MIKE CARR situation, they said they felt uneasy about it secretary, who also asked to remain anony- which will include desgnation of a new Alligator Writer but never complained because they were mous. "I thought things like this went out a breakroom area, won't begin until July, he newcomers. Instead, most grew accustomed long time ago." said. A situation reminiscent of the 1960s has In Iihe situn'inn ,ndl Director to the situation and Infirmary In the meantime, employees are permit- bothered more than a few UF Infirmary accepted it as status Boyd Kellett said any ted to use any breakroom they choose, employees, but they have learned to accept quo Empoyees division among em- Kellett said it as the way things are "(It) looks strange p ye g rOW 3CCIIS- ployees has not been Though that may be true, one clerical At least since the early 19709, two break. at first," said one toMed to the S eparation. established by any worker said discomfort creates the separa- rooms have existed across the hail from one health care profes- law or Infirmay pol- tion sional who asked to remain anonymous. icy, but rather by individual choice. The two another in the Infirmary basement. Both 'When you go in, the nurses get dead display identical signs saying "Health Ser. Employees just grow accustomed to the two breakrooms are necessary because of a lack breakrooms, she said. of space, he said. quiet and let you know you aren't welcome vice Staff Only," and are open to any em- there," said the worker, who asked not to "Lots of people am worried when they ployee of the Infirmary. "It would be impossible to get by with only be identified because she fears she might But according to employees, as the years first encounter the situation, but then they one breakroom," Kellett said. discard it as an interest-group separation.0 lose her job passed. asortof socioeconomic segregation The Infirmary will eventually have one Robyn Blumner, assistant director of the has occurred, resulting in one breakroom One secretary, however, has not been large breakroom when renovation is com- Miami office of the American Civil Liberties being used predominantly by health profes- able to shake the uneasiness she has expe- pleted because "it's always better to have Union, sid, "he state has no obligation to sionals and the other by custodians and rienced for the last several years one breakroom," Kellett said. "It promotes relieve the (psychological) discomfort of the other staff members. "I was shocked when I came here and am interaction among people." individual. It only must remove all the legal When employees first encountered the still very surprised at the situation," said the Planning for phase 11 of the renovation, burners of segregation." Man injured in garage fire By MIKE BRUSCELL Alligator Staff Writer Gas leaking from a van's fuel pump at a Gainesville garage caught fire shortly before 5 p.m. Tuesday, burning mechanic's lowerlegs and causing about $150,000 damage to the building and its contents, Gainesville Fire-Res- cue officials said. The fire, at Gainesville Dodge, 1515 N Main St., apparently started after a fuel pump fell from a Dodge Caravan van, which was sus- pended about seven feet above the ground for repairs, GFR district chief Phil Dennison said. M.S Angstadt - a mechanic repainng the pump - received burns on his lower legs after the pump fell to the ground, apparently crush- ing a drop light that ignited the leaking gas, Gainesville Dodge service adviser Mark Greene said. 'It was a freak accident," Greene said. "The pump slipped and smashed the bulb. I think it mostly burned his ankles." Angstadt was taken to Alachua General Hos. pital in a privatevehicle and was listed in stable condition Tuesday night, according to an Al achua General Hospital spokeswoman. bree other cars inside the garage also were damaged, Dennison said. he garage's open skylights helped keep the fire under control, letting the flames rise and scorch the roof instead of spreading through- out the garage, he said. Dodge's general manager. Andy Johnson, said the repair shop would be relocated. A BIG at Guloesville Dodge, 1515 N. Main St., Injured at mechanic and gutted a garage. Judge delays Rowe sentencing Students seek change Extension gives HRS, others time to compile reports By DUANE MARSUIER about the crime which will help "Everyone's h-ying to mom fully Sanders make a sentencing deci- in harassment policy Alligator Staff Writer explore all the options available," sion. Saliwanchik said. "it (the April 10 By SUSAN ROSENZWEIG 'That's like locking yourself in a chastity belt to avoid rape." A circuit judge Tuesday denied However, Sanderssaid he would deadline) wouldn't have been an Alligator Writer a motion that sought to delay delay Rowe's sentencing until May easy one to make." Previously, former UF Presi- David Rowe's April 17 sentencing at the request of Guardian Ad In its motion, HRS wanted an More than 1,000 students have dent Robert Bryan aged to some four weeks, but approved another [item, a group that represents ju- independent psychologist to ex- signed a petition protesting modifications to the policy, which request that accomplished the venoles or Incompetent people In amine Rowe, and also sought the clauses in UPs sexual harassment were suggested by Ulas Commit- same thing. court. records of three court-appointed policy that they say suggest poten- tee on the Status of Women. Stu- dal victims can avoid harassment dents began circulating the Circuit Judge Elzie S. Sanders David Saliwanchik, Rowe's mental health experts - Elizabeth McMahon, Warren Rice and by watching what they wear and petition earlier this semester be- denied a Departmentof Health and court-appointed guardian, said George Barnard - who examined how they act. cause all the committee's de- Rehabilitative Services motion three pre-sentence reports -done mand. were not met. that tried to delay sentencing so it by HRS, Guardian Ad Uterm and the youth before his trial. "I don't believe women should could have another psychologist the Department of Corrections - Rowe, 14, was found guilty by a have to monitor themselves in "I feel that the policy blame, the examine Rowe before it compiled were due on Sander,' desk April jury March 16 of attempted first- order to avoid sexual harass- victim of harassment by stating a pr-sentence report on him. lhat 10, but all three groups needed ses Rows, pog 7 ment," said fine artsjunior Mela we Poy, page 7 report will contain information more time to compile the reports. Cantlin, who signed the petition. Player's SportskIII Club ERMIwEAR ARRNIINGFROMALL ELSEWHERE 3 rIs POINTsEOF THE GALAXY DAiLVI ?suits W.,o4 Altlmmly UNea, Ulm 1 u.J. sell 10 Oimmm~sl n.its A Fit. 1101 Lithuania-Poland border closed OGRODNIKI, Poland (UPI) - The Soviet Umor In Warsaw, the Polish government immediately virtually closed its border checkpoint between Poland deplored the act and asked tsambassador in Moscow ISRAEL and rebellious Lithuania Tuesday. curtailing travel o:f to seek an explanation for the restictions. thousands of Poles across what was known as the Soviet authorities at the border wereallowing Poles A Land 'bridge of friendship.' Polish border guards said. and Soviets to return to their homelands, but made it Soviet authorities suspended most border crossings clear that in the future they would need visas to travel A !People in Ogrodnki, the single crossing point from Poland Poles and Soviets previously did not need visas to into Lthuania, at 9 aim , border guard spokesman Col cross the Lithuanian border, although they were re- An Opportunity Vaclaw Kwiatkowski said quired to show guards "invitations" from residents of Polish guards said Soviet authorities were only the country they were visiting allowing people with visas. Sovietsand Poles resuming The Soviet order apparently only affects the ap- to their homes and some transport trucks to pass proximately 45-mile-tong border between Lthuania through the checkpoint. They said usually about 3,00 I and Poland. Other checkpoints between the Soviet Poles a day crossed into the republic through the Union and Poland remained open, Kwiatkowski said Ogrodnki checkpoint without visas Lithuania, with 3.8 million people, has a Polish "It looks like the Iron Curtain is being built again population of more than 400.000 in this area," said a Lithuanian, who asked not to be About one-third of the Republic is comprised of identified, before he crossed back into the Soviel former Polish territory ceded to the Soviet Union republic His Soviet Samara car was loaded down with under a post World War I agreement in which Poland goods from Polish relatives he had been visiting. took over parts of Germany. As a result, many ethnic Poland has been one of the most vocal supporters Poles in Lithuania have family in their former of Lithuania's drive for independence from the Soviet homeland. Union, with Polish leaders chastising other countries Polish border guards said it appeared the Soviet For more information on all Israsel Programs for their cautious stance toward the Soviet republic Union would allow Poles to cross into Lithuania to and hinting Poland may be the first to officially recog transport goods or conduct business. They said Poles Call: nize an independent Lithuania. could obtain Soviet visas in Gdansk and Warsaw. 1-OO-27-ISRAE or 212-750-7773 Bulgaria elects tennporary president or write: SOFIA, Bulgaria (UPI) - Peter Mladenov, the constitution and calls fresh elections. Israel Program Center/AZYF communist reformer who led the bloodless Nov. 10 He appealed to Bulgarians for patience and calm in 515 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022 coup against hard-line leader Todor Zhivkov, was the months ahead as leaders attempt to address elected Tuesday to the newly created post of Bulgarian serious economic and environmental problems. president. After Mladenov's election, the National Assembly The National Assembly, in its final session before dissolved itself, ending a mandate that began under dissolving itself, chose Mladenov for the post by Zhivkov, who appointed most of its members. unanimous vote and also ratified sweeping political Since Zhivkov's ouster in November, the National and economic reforms approved last week during Assembly has cast off its image as a rubber-stamp round-table talks between government and opposition legislature to take a leading role in implementing leaders. political and economic reforms. The package of laws sets the rules for Bulgana's The parliament's action Tuesday comes four days first free parliamentary election in 69 years and maps after delegates to round-table talks between the out the course for a transition to democratic rule and government and opposition groups agreed on the a market-onented economy. creation of the new post of president and scheduled "More than anything else, the two years I his old posi- Mladenov was elected president after elections for June 10 and 11. spent at the Al ligator prepared me for tion, president of the communist-domigated State Mladenov, 53, a member of the ruling communist Council, was scrapped by the legislature. He was the politburo under Zhivkov, replaced his former boss as myfirstfull time job after graduation. only candidate for the job. communist party leader Nov. 10. He relinquished that It was at the Alligator where I His term is expected to last about 18 months, or post and was elected president of the State Council until the constituent assembly chosen in the forthcom- two months ago during an extraordinary party con learned how a newsroom works and ing June 10 polls completes the task of drafting a new gress. where I was turned on to the business I love so nuwh. I can say that my Congress approves aid to Nicaragua, Panama journalism school training provided WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House, siding with which ends Sept 30 The $2 4 billion bill is generally me with a strong foundationfor a President Bush. passed a $2.4 billion emergency supported by Bush, who asked Congress to complete career, but my deepest roots lie with spending bill Tuesday that includes $720 million in action by April 5 before leaving for its Easter recess aid for the new U.S.-backed governments of Nicaragua Programs funded by the huge spending bill include: the Alligator, I wouldn't trdde my experience and Panama. * $70 million in refugee assistance in the United there--or all the lifelong friends I made there-- After an often-heated five-hour debate that included States, $25 million for refugee assistance outside the one shouting match, the House approved the measure United States and $5 million to help Soviet Jews for anything.' on a 362-59 vote, setting the stage for a battle with the resettle in Israel, Senate * $30 million to restore African aid cut earlier; Keith Moyer House members voted overwhelmingly against * $20 million to aid Eastern Caribbean nations, plans to reduce or eliminate $300 million in aid for including $5 million to help them clean up from Editor Nicaragua, where opposition leader Violetta Chamor- Hurricane Hugo; Arkansas Guarfid ro upset Sandinista President Danill Ortega in B $111 million in additional disaster assistance, February's election, and $420 million for Panama, mostly to help Southeastern states recover from floods where a democratic government took over after last this spring; December's U.S invasion ousted military leader N $510 million for food stamps; Manuel Noriega. * $390 milion for the Department of Veterans 0 dw md'ernden Barid Bush had requested $500 million for Panama but Affairs; the House Appropriations Committee cut it to $420 * $50 million for to assist poor people pay high million, putting the other $80 million into other aid December heating bills; and alligator and refugee programs Bush accepted. a $6 million to help fund a registry to assist those The aid package is part of a "dire emergency" in need of bone marrow transplants supplemental spendingbill forthecurrentfiscal year, Student eniployment and training opportniis arts available m advenising, business, production, jsrcl DON'T JUST HANG AROUND. motions. or the Alligator newsmo'n. 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F ( Alk a e.Ub.dCIS F&W. 1Jd3r. S Fhra WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, ]990, ALJGAOR, 5 Dormitory phone service to get modern features two different numbers By PATRICIA LEE residence halls is only one of sev- ciate vice president, on the same who have to share a room have "We made an agreement line more privacy and don't miss their Alligator Writer eral changes to the university net- that work, which recently changed Southern Bell would pick up the Students also will have the op messages," Blansett said Students living on-campus soon from an analog to a digital system state-of-the-art capacity in the sys- tion to sign up for "voice maid, an Other changes that will be made will have modern features added Although the Division of Hous temand give us added features and electronic network for leaving during the summer include adding to the phone service in their dor- ing will pay extra for the added dimensions for futuristic growth," messages that works like an an family housing phones into UFs mitories - at no extra cost. features, it will not incur extra he said. swearing machine, but requires no network. Residents in family hous- As part of an agreement with costs because it will save money The features, popular in many special devices ingareas currently must establish Southern Bell, the Division of from the overall restructuring, said homes and businesses, are consid- "Southern Bell is providing the their own phone accounts with Housing plans to add call waiting, Housing Director James Grimm. ered luxury items and are added service, but we've worked it out so Southern Bell speed calling and three-waycalling "It's not free. Southern Bell isn't to the cost of basic local phone that campus residents who choose Basic local phone service will be to basic phone service in all dormi- out of the kindness of their hearts service each month. it will be billed through the Divi- included in rent, at a cost lower tories in July. giving us all these added features Call waiting, a service that lets sion of Housing," Blanselt said than what family housing resi- We're always trying to make for free, but we will have a better the user know someone is calling. Initially the plan would be pro- dents now pay. the best deal we can with Southern service with no increase in cost,' allows people to talk on the phone grammed for each phone number. At Southern Bell's request. UF Bell, and as far as I know this is Grimm said. and still receive incoming calls. but eventually it may be expanded also will change the housing ex- the best deal we've ever made," Southern Bell, which is phasing Speed call lets users program fe- so that callers can leave messages change number All on-campus said Sharon Blansett, assistant di- digital networks into its system, quently-used numbers, allowing for specific dorm residents. phone numbers that now begin rector of housing for information agreed to add the services during them to dial two numbers instead We hope to eventually enhance with "395" will be changed as soon and communications. negotiations last semester, said Ed of entire telephone numbers. it so that callers can leave mes- as the new services take effect in Upgrading the phone lines in the Poppel, administrative affairs asar- Threeway calling lets users call sages for individuals so students July Reggae acts top CARIBSA Week

By USE FISHER Alligator writer The Jamaican reggae band Third World will headline the Canbbean Student Association's Annual Gator Reggae Sun- splash April 8 at the UF Bandshell. Reggae bands Tiger and Inna Sense also will perform Sundayfrom2 until 6p-m at the Sunsplash. The free concert is the final event of CARIBSA Week, which began Monday Other CARIBSA events will include guest speaker Dr Gerald Murray from latin America Studies who will discuss the development of varous Caribbean cultures and Saturday's soccer tournament and talent show, said CAR IBSA Vice President Daryl Chang. CARIBSA sponsored an expo at the Plan of the Americas Monday afternoon to inform people about the culture of different Caribbean Islands, Chang said More than 80 people attended exhibits from six islands, including the Bahamas and Trinidad & Tobago. At last week's Student Government meeting, Senatevoted to give CARIBSA $11,730 for CARIBSA Week activities. About $9,000 of that will go toward the $30,000 concert, said Raul Mateu, SG Productions chairman. "We wanted a top-notch reggae artist,* Mateu said. "Be- sically when you mention Third World. in the neggae world that's one of the best names you can geL" Third World, which has a new album called Serios Busmess, recently was honored by the United Nations for its help with the African crisis. "We am very dedicated to the cause." Third World drummer Willie Stewart said. "Before 'We Are Ihe World' oafhmi004 - AuuAro we did a song with other artists to aid the Ethiopian Gainesville Fire-Rescue officers examine the Ford LTD that Ina Hite Brown, 75, was driving when she children." ran a red light at Northeast 23rd Avenue and Northeast 9th Street, Gainesville police service technician SGP will pay Third World, who recently performed to a Colleen Maresca said. Brown's car collided with a GMC Sierra Grande driven by Mike Berry, 37. Brown sellout crowd at Central City, and Tiger a $10,000 fee. Inna reggae band, will receive $700 and an unidentified female passenger were taken to Alachua General Hospital, with Brown suffering Sense, a Jacksonville the fees fori d head and possible chest injuries, GFR District Chief Phil Dennison said. Berry was not injured. WSrd and Chaer are higher because coming from Jamaica. City, county form group to consider consolidation ern to decide on some method of Commissioner Kate Barnes said issue, said consolidation would Commissioners chose Carver . lOHgN F. BERRY merging the governments of Al- recent fighting about Gainesville bring about a more efficient gov- instead ofjack Durrance, aformer Alligator Writer achua County and the City of Regional Utilities and among local ernment . county commissioner; Harold The Alachua County Commis- Gainesville. government leaders may be a fac- City and county governments Graybill.presidentofafiscallycon- sion, responding to its legislative Carver will join 12 other mrnm- tor In pushing for a consolidation operate independently of each servative political action commit- delegation's call for a countywide bers to form the Alachua County referendum. other and consolidation may mean tee; and Tom Robinson, a governmental consolidation refe - Consolidation Government Com- "Residents express clearly, eliminating duplicated services, developer. endwm this fall, nominated Tues, mission.'hecommssion will draft through the ballot box and to such as planning, fire protection Commissioner Penelope day Archer real estate agent John the referendum's exact language. elected officials, that they are fed and law enforcement. "Penny" Whe4a, who opposes con- Carver to sit on a 13-member con- Acting like a constitutional con- up with the continual bickering The delegation called for a rep- solidation, saidvoter. shouldn't be solidation commission. vention, the commission may re- and inability for the City of Gaines- resentative by noon today. Accord- rushed into considering the mea- Sen. George Kirkpatrick, D- ject any form of consolidation, ville and the county to work to- ing to a letter from Martin to sure in the fall. Gainesville, and Reps. David propose merging a few services or gether on an ongoing basis," she Barnes dated March 27, Martin "People shouldn't be herded Flagg, D.Gainesville and Sid Mar- offer voters the option of com- said. said the delegation wanted neither into a voting booth because the tin, D.Hawthorne, said last week pletely consolidating govern- Commissioner Leveda Brown, a governmental employee nor an state delegation gets an urge," she they wanted Alachua County vot- ments, who would not take a stand on the elected official. said. OPINIONS

Education now Somewhere among all the flowers, gifts and smiles of Tuesday's opening of the Flonda Legislative session was a sense of purpose. Some politicians will find it during the next 60 days, wedged between the declaration of the state pie and election-year politicking. Others won't. Somewhere among the chaos and rubble will be issues that are critical to the welfare of Florida's citizens. Issues elkvs~r / 0 that must be dealt with properly if this state plans on sur- amm' viving through the next decade. Transportation. Health- care. Criminal justice. Education. Naturally, we're concerned with the money, or lack thereof, that goes to education. Everyone wants the best possible things for themselves and we would welcome fi- w nancial improvements in present UF programs or the addi- tion of new programs. But people in the educational system shouldn't be the only ones concerned about money for public schools and universities. And people at UF shouldn't worry only about the funding for its own programs. Improvements in the overall education system will benefit and help alleviate And if he does, the system posed to abortion, but each was problems in other troubled areas. Grapski story was servedits purpose. adamant that it was not the The value of educating Florida's youth will pay off in terribly one-sided Robert Chadwell government's right to make the the long run if legislators realize the importance 3L3 decision for then of hiring As I watched the events of the more teachers and paying them more than enough to sur- Editor: I began reading the story on Charlie Grapski with the expec. Abortion is an boycott unfold last week, I shook vive, the need to ease crowding by building more nation that there would be some my head, not believing the threat schools and the value of quality university programs. moral lesson to be learned from issue of freedom of boycotting Idaho potatoes could Apparently Gov. Bob Martinez the story. Editor: How unfortunate that Mr. influence a traditionally conserva- didn't think this way live state government. when he wrote his budget. Running What I found was a one-sided Mark Shelby is surprised to see a for re-election, boycott l an proud to have been wrong Martinez wanted to look tough by beefing up the serious account on the experiences of of Idaho potatoes in re- what Appears to be a self-centered, sponge to proposed legislation re- Whether it is boycotting pota- prison overcrowding program by 22 percent. But in con- unremorseful individual. stricting the right to have an toes or a large chain such as liast, he's ignoring education by proposing a less than 6 Although I try to never believe abortion. Even more unfortunate is Domino's Pizza for pro-life ties, ev- percent increase in its funding. That barely covers for in- what I read about someone in The his narrow frame of mind that eryone who believes that the right flation. Alligator, the Grapski article seems clouded his view of the real issue tochoose should remain personal, so partial that I wonder if The AIM- - is it the government's right to not political decision, must take Martinez's budget is short-sighted and aimed at solving gator reporter let Grapski write the define moral choices? a stand. immediate problems. By ignoring the need for education article himself. The Grapski quotes Mr. Shelby, you were not raped. KeSge Anderson funding now, he is harming Florida's future. were so numerous she might as I was - while walking from the 4JM well Reitz Union If the elementary school children have anyway. to the commuter lot. I of 1990 can't develop There was only one sentence in did not become pregnant, but what Census will give basic skills because they are forced into overcrowded the whole article that referred to if I had? classrooms and don't get the proper attention they need, Grapski's criminal charges, and According to you I am supposed Florida more cash it will cause only negative results. half of that sentence was devoted to leave school to have a child I am Editor: Now, more than ever, to his school involvement. Further- not mentally If those students or financially pre. Florida's future depends on efforts never learn to read, where will the fu- more, Grapski forfeited his right to pared to bear. My life has been ture university students by the Census eumau to count all come from? Florida can never ex- release on reasonable bail when he shattered, Mr. Shelby, a pain I as- Floridians. That's why It's impor- pect UF or the other universities to become leading established a history for facing to sureyou surpasses the'psycholog- tant for each of us to return our time institutions if all the state's high school students are quali- appear the first ically and sometimes physically" census information as soon as pos- fied only to hold minimum-wage jobs. If! assume that Grapski 's inno- mamimgexperience you described sible. cent of the charges of assaulting a of women having had an abortion. At last count, the General Ac- It's nice that at least one legislator has that same idea. deputy and driving under the influ- Last fall, I marched with other counting Office identified more Rep. David Flagg, D-Gainesville, said increasing educa- ence, why should I give him the choice advocates at the rally in than 100 federal grant programs tional funding will benefit all issues of concern. benefit of the doubt when he re- Tallahassee. I will forever remem- that use population figures. Those fused to appear and face the her two courageous women I met programs include transportation, "Society's problems are best solved through education," charges against him? on the bus ride up. Both were Cath- housing, crime-fightingeducation. he said, "but we're not putting priority on the one thing Under the circumstances, the olic and were marching against environment and economic devel- that could help us." judge exercised his authority car. their parents strict orders. opment, to name a few. rectly in keeping Grapski off the They waved to me as they got The bureaucracy has not kept Florida needs to deal with serious immediate problems streets where he off posed a danger the bus and joined a group of pace with our tremendous popula- like crime, but the educational system should not suffer to society. 300 "Catholics for choice." I saw tion growth and that's wrong. I've as a result. Legislators must rummage through session ni- Additionally, Grapski probably them later at the foot of the capitol introduced the Fair Share Act to and ceties and worry about the future now. didn't go through his jail term Un- watched their faces as they help Florida receive its fair share noticed because he was white, and spotted their congregation behind of funds by requiring federal agen- therefore incongruous, but be pro-lifeline.I saw the tears stream cies to use current population fig- cause down alligator Editor, he refused to shower by his their faces as one by one the ures when determining grant Lucy Chabot own admission. members of the congregation allocadons. Managing Editor Grajnki should stop feeling turned their backs ad held stop In the meantime, we all can Opinions Editor sorry for himself and start taking signs shove their heads. make an impact by mrening cel- Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton responsibility for his actions. The two women kept walking. Grapski sus questionnaires today. Lances Poiy says that the system Unlike most pro-life advocates serves no purpose, but if If you have any questions about L.1t.n 0 Vfr editor mfc'd not exced 200 wod. (ut C,e S1aO Pes) Thy shtue - he remem- these women were able to see that the census, please call 1-t-9oo9- Ip. doub,.sced fo snd! Tey should Mus ty.nesi dlas bers the nightmare he had -enuW0,on.e this the issue is not abortion, but the 199D. I" W1W wi I. M 3 e75-4458nJuM caSt fouie.oac time, maybe he will show up for freedom and right to choose Both S". Caim" Mack his next court appearance. women were fundamentally op. FPicds I merl arid beilviorthat'sgeoumelyTfiritndly!Ywvbe ROWE because HRS may get custody of Rowe POLICY !mislnterretted by others from page 3 from cage 3 it wanted the ex Ira time to prepare its l'ho( housess blaime vuclims, Posner said degree murder in the report. But one of Rowe's lawyers, Sal that they have control (over sexual harass And the last thing that we need is to blune April 10, 1989, stab- Mollica, argued against ment) by what they wearer how they behave the victim% for being harassed We dInt wint bing of UF student the IRS motion, saying said UFjunior Kim Gregson, a member of the people to have to wear sck-cloths and to walk it had enough informa- Stacy LaRocca, who sought to Campus National Organization for Women, around with their heads down and not smile HRS tion to compile the re- was attacked at the have another psy- who wrote the pelition or be friendly " front door of a house proe Student Affairs Associate Dean Phyllis Meek said the policy is insulting to both what where she was ecologist ex Eurine 'We didn't know Meek and Philip Posner, chairman of tips men and women. babysitting In con- they wanted or why they "When you start talking about appropriate wanted it," Mollica said Committee on the Statusof Women, met oth victing him, the jury Rowe. UF President John Lombardi Monday to dis- professional dress, you're mainly talking after the 24 minute hear- rejected the defense's cuss students' objections and suggest the about women," Meek said ing 'We had already provided them with contention that Rowe was insane at the clauses be removed from the policy. "The implication of that is women, by the time of the attack. the raw scores (from Rowe's tests), so way they dress, are going to sexually entice they didn't need more Members of UF's Council of Academic men in such a way that men cannot control Based on state sentencing guidelines, Deans plan to review the policy today these strong sexual urges they have The Sanders could sentence Rowe to serve up The chief staff counsel for HRS in Though the policy iitially states that sex- implication of that is that men can't control to 22 years in prison or place him in the Gainesville could not be reached for com- ual harassment is not the victim's fault, fur- themselves - and I think that is insulting to custody of HRS for psychological treat- ment Tuesday. ther clauses warn people that some clothing men."

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PC Lab, Into &I Univ Ae, Below Copp.r Monkey 372-6500 announces the opening for the position of SAVANT UF Managing Eito h s ida's most progressive Leadership Honorary is now accepting applications for membership Due on Friday, April 6th, Reitz Union Summer A & B Semesters Room 310B by 3:00 PM. Applications for this paid position are available at The Alligator Classified icr more info call 392-1629 Advertising desk in the lobby at 1105 W University Ave , from 8 a mi - 4 p n Monday through Friday Applications 'must be returned to the same desk prior to Alachua Co noon. Thursday, Apnl 12. OWNERS SALE THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE DEADLINE Interviews and selections by the Board of Directors will be held at a meeting open to 5 Acres - $14,900 the public, Sunday, April 22 beginning at I pm. Applicants must be present at that time to be considered for 15 mi. from Gainesville, mal University and hospitals. the position. The meeting will be held at Near springs & rivers, easy drive to Guit Beautiful The Alligator offices. Applicants must be degree-seeking property on paved road in NO. FLA. growth area This college or Uiversity students won't last Great terms. Call NoWl The Alligator is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Patton Corp 800-888-4606, Ext 842 from 8 30 to 8 30 BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SPACIOUS 12 block 10 UF 1241 SW 4Ch Av 02, 2nd THREE OAKS I a Iwo roommates * ClassIficatIons U How to place a ONE BEDROOM APT story security' Available immediately' needed, micro wasrer lac 4 blks Irom ONLY 5263/MO $260mo nog Call Will at 377 8789 4 6 campus Carl 310 PSS $200 mnl 8 1,3 classified ad: LYONS APT 5-2 ia 4 34 I For Rent - Fumniald 4000 SW 2TH AV 374"7 In Perso. 4 30 71 2 Sublet 2bdrt2b. May Aug option 1Or tall Rmml needed t0r uumor own bdr in 2 For RIM i Unfurnished Cash check MC or VISA $440/mo or own bdr/ a for $2201mo & 1/2 ibdrfl 12 be inhse Option to rent util Call 375 3246 leave message 4 s 3 wnole place in Aug Patio lanced yrd 3 ilbt HOM$ The Alligator O1ice INCREDIBLE Efficiency Apt 2 poes ok close ro UF tus line 335 504/ Or 1105 W Unversity Ave Stalrag at IS t 743 2851 4 6 5 4 M F Sam 4 pm Sterling at $235 / 2 *drwom bdr/ ba. new CarPOT fenced yard dash Maii Bookstore MEADOWCREST cent heat/air washidry hook up near Sublet summer C Soglass apt dbed Oaks Mall $ $250 will to Hub Customer Service Desk 37 -3*9 5'mo & sp 332 Jbah turnshod washeridryer 5 Rotmine 4623 4 18 M F RarM 430pm 375-3BI1 5 2 sublet 10 1 2 or 3 persons Leave mes 6 For Sob 4 30 70 2 sag.336 0211 4 5 4 4 Re'r Union Cashiers Otirc, 1 0r2 prsns o lake oser lease for sum 7 now IS" M F 8am 9pm Sat noon -Check Our New Specais- me 2bd 2adi at $235 per person Oak WINDMEADOW Lrg lad apt No de S atyoile. Sunnoon spmy All Amenities Available Forest ApRT 373 420 aqk far Tally 4 9 posit $375,mo Call 3/3 3550 or 377 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED 5 2 410 evening 4 13 10 4 9 AutoS MeicalBookstore Shianas Roommates Available M F Sam 4a3CoP Wre No I 2BR/11A und Uni, ado summer Cover H awaian Village sublet May Thru Aug 10 WantS REGENCY OAKS bly longer Fireplace SIC dshwah SW 1td/1ba $310mo great condilion Call By Mall. ii SantCa3 378-5766 area, no peta $310/mo A sec 335 0)13 336 134 IV msg 4 6 5 4 3230 SW Archer Road 4 0 5-2 12 Typing Seonies n The AlI.gator Sorry no cash Oy We l pay U $75 to sublet May Aug 15 mail MC VISA or ehecksol4y COUNTRY GARDENS 373 4500 Affordable 2bdr duplex , 2nd floor new 2Bdr'O2a turn $485 Catorwood Close 13 Help WVfttid paint. new carpet to UF Call anytime 377 4193 4 3104 20,1 SWN Th Sar quiet shaded, 428 NW By Phone 373-FIND' 9 Ave $300mo Call ater 5 373 5577 14 Busines Personals 4 30 50 2 Payment by VISA or Maslercard 4 i 1 6 2 Sublemso or summer 29d"?Ba at Rocky ONLY Five dollar minimum Pon $429,mo Call L sa at 37R 5397 or 15 Persons[$ Dump your roommate Get a 2 bdr For M F030 4pm the Sublet lbdr/l ba apt Spacious Behind 3359455 4 6 5 4 price 16 Conneclons tA one Pool' forms sauna, Si Norman Hall Wesher 'yer Only roorm Sponerdge Apia 3800 SW 34 I aewood Villas Sublease May Aug 17 Notices 375 fill 43045S2 $245mo Selrurn Aval May , eP Pdo Q How to correct or Call 373 8926 tu,, alr osn Pa Walh dry a[!rac iveand 1B Rlds clean Only $242'To 335 5589 leave cancel your ad: Solve Parking Problemi Walk 10 BF from message 4 13 10 4 19 Pate Anglia NW lSt SrI Modern wel kept MOBILE HOMES: 20 Lost&IFood Cancellations: Apit sa w/own *astair/dryer, cent h/ac. Sulel Thru July Coronia' Manor Api 5 min Call 373 FINDMon Fr. 8 Now renird; tor Tall yr lease St * as[ 3 FOR RENT/SALE walk to UF on SW 'br/Iba furnished No retuds can be gven dsp $480/mo fltdrilba $610/mo pool $245 mo Calilee 378 3199 4 11 3bdr'iba $730erio 4bdr2b& 336-0354 0 Mobile Home lor sale 2 bdr 1 1/2 bth 5 4 Alligator errors 392-0554 4-20 10 2 Good Cond Pari Furn Ci, acit J When will your ad run? Check your ad the FIRST day 'I runs Wash/Dry $5500 obo 373 2227 or 377 Roommate needed 10 s biel 3bd. 3ba apt bdr Call 373 FIND w'h any.COrrctiOns De *ALot Unit totally awesome 4374 4 553 in the LAURELS Slarting summer A near/UF antastic deal at only $20,mro (I lore noon THE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY $2S0rmo Call T'acy 335 4085 4 6 5 4 pay 320)orMay*S Augl5callm.@335 Classdieds will begin TWO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST DAY 4374 4 6 10 2 DAYS after they are placed RUNS INCORRECTLY Cor SUBLEASE: W rdmeadows peaso Sublease 2bdm THE AD of atbdrn ,c ap 'ar sunm C AVi option 4 rated ads will ne eslended one day Ads mailed in or placed at the Near UF very clean, 2bdr/ibs new car- Kelli $lg No refunds or credits can be given aler 4 HOUSE/APT. ad 336 13U ena or Union or Shands may te per Iireplace Adi washidry hook up 4 6 5 4 pacing The ad Changes called 'n alter avail Aug $330mo 373 1558 4 10 10. THREE days to appear Ads the lirsi day w,. 1not be coniponsaled 2 SpyglassAps Sublease forsummer unit Looking tor a great place tor Sumnner' In may run for any length of lime CuStomer error or changes July 31 futly urn 3bdr/3ba 5228 33 meo Oakbrook 3rd I'oar single rm w, option tor Atiraclive clean spit A houses, close to Only need I F rmt Please call 336 fall May June July $380.mo 376 6611 and be cancelled at any time Corrections musr be made in person at UF, avail for Aug ?yr lease No dogs 0240 4-8 7 4 4 6 5 4 Sorry, but there can be no ro The Alligator olice BEFORE NOON Call 495 W024 4 30 24-2 2 00 section e There will be a iT LIVE ALONE his summer, Sublet Pnetree CardenIs sublease Or summer Sublease 2/2 starting summer 90 close 10 4 sum C I0 bdr in spacious 3bdr lwnnse spacious I bar apt orice nog Please call UF. central a/c dishwasher, new rug, m- (Oak Forest -turn or unturn $178mo . 335 7345 4 6 4 4 maculate condiliOnS greal neighbors 335- 1/3util (Fegi) irmates are 21 A nl/ call 657Si372-1509 4 4-5 2 335-25504 more ino 4-4 S 4 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Furnished room avail tor Summer C semester Call FOR RENT: EO I Bedroom close o campus. May Reap person seeks house to rent Max 335 2202 l eave message 4 5 3 4 FOR RENT: $235 OOCall 377 9377 4.4-5 2 $375 $426 prefer within 20 mim drive ot 2 UNFURNISHED SR24 & 175 Local ret avail 375 6703 IV Summe S-lel Traehomuse Village 1 FURNISHED 2 bdr Apt .n duck pond area house fire Mag 4 4 5 4 $160smo Call JacK 3?5 4689 4 95 4 place wood floors, cling fans, big yard $145 CAN nct Nagk to UpF Private en Walk to Santa FE CC. I GOR $270-$280 avail May 1, $325/mo 374-6148 4 4-5 2 room in Brandywine tor Sublease unit July 31 fully turnrished trance single e bT upper ctass or grad 2 BDR $335 NEW Townhoser *440. SAc F n/s to sublet laundry, no cas or dogs summer months rent nog 335 3817 4 6 Iod, ba ap SW a rea S200mo avail May call 372-1862 all 5 4 4-5 1 Plus L.MR Pool. 2Ndr duplex SW I7tT Av close to UF pete 5 335 48 70 4 9 54 4-30-75 7.4 Santa Fe Trace Apts 378 1190 slid 8265/mo cali Key Management 372- Brandywine 1 bdr turn apt , assume 2 3000 4-5 5-2 Otsord Manor 1od avail May 7 option lor ROCKY PT maaerI bdriba in spacious lease in summer, price nag 378-5564 renewal in Aug Excellent location Call 3bdr apt pond view Cp) Turn S190'no 4 5I Oak Glade Apts Naar UF & VA quiet 5- Spacious 2R api 5 min bike to campus msg 4 4 5 4 335 6300 1v message muS see ir 4 9-5 washer/dryer available o most units for 378 9793 Iv central air pool, indry, available 5/7-S/01 4 Large room w, separate entrance private $20 Mo Cats Allowed 628 42 4 2aih with opliorn o tease $320/mo 375 2103 SUMMER SUBLET New Spacious bath, tiraplace close to UF, NW secluded $250-$350 sec & in, 3728422 4-30 4a-5-2 WINDMEADOW Apis 2bdr,2ba 336 CAMELO 20dibe unfurn ApilFREE4 area $350?mo 371- 1745 4.6-6 1 75-2 0O77 4 4 5 4 Lease ends in Aug Good location pool Big Home A Vard. trees, close to UF sauna laundry $425/mo Call 374 6576 STARTING $145 for Sum 2 rooms for rent in VICtOrian lOm WOOd ROOM &FOOD 4bdr/2ba. Carport,brick fireplace, bb goal Gatorwood Apia -2bdr2ba turn at 4 1284 mer, Spring & Fal also avail at CEO Inc floors, lae prch, Duckpndarea AvaIl no pels 1-May $60O/mo I Aug 5700 Pre $490/mo unturn at $425/mo May July uT pd. I balk to UF Student able May 371-4936 4-5S 2 10 mreslawk, len grad students over 21 375 2016 4 6 375 4813 41 104 SubleI Summer I iba apt option lo, rual 377 4260 or stop by 117iNW 151 St tall 1 bilk rom UF Price ng Call 371 4 13 10.1 api. SW, cent hfluair, on bus. I 4-2 2 1bd summer 4 4 2 4 avail nor I avail mid-May.1$275.mnud Frazer Hse Apt. sublease for 8265 I bdr house) screened porch/deck, 2 en option lor Jal, ibdrbi, price need ONbk Iron water, annual lease 373-070* 4.8-5-2 Large out bedroom apt, tour biks Irance 295 Inc utd no de, no last nlh touF 336 8236 4-454 Summer Sublease Oxford Manor campus N W . ac, no d/o. porvat, and Off Archor A34 St Pete Off Call 378 6680 3bdrilba ret tor May is Free' Call 375 uil 5245/mo $175 Sec CalI Watt 338 2 BEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO UF AVAIL NOW $350/MO 378-.4fl SALLY Iv tag. 4-6-3-2 Summer subler May to Aug 15 Lke 5871 Iv message turn For ete also 2071 4 5.3 1 wcoa Vtlles 2bdot room, 2basth Please 4 9 5 4 call Lenny or John at 335-5237 4 4 5-4 OXFORD MANOR, sublel master bdr Lg 2bdr/bs. pool, lmlllitacquglbgll summer C across Iron pool. turn IF court., sauna. May-June only. $490/mo $200/mo Call 371 1617 4 6 4 4 Calsly message 335-5406 4 a 5 4 Lert-' i?,fIa lcew & ImiprcvcI French Ouarler 2idry 1/2 ba undurn I819 W. Un. Ave 373- I Conveldent to IN. Sands, Oxford Manor 2bdr/2ba, avail In May. Avail Aprl August option Ior fall Close $484/mo , fmmore info call 330 1476 to UF $3SSmo Call 376-5073 4 6-4 4 Sgopdaf. DIAg 4-8-7-4 Sum C I or 2 persons te Sublease (2may inLbtial start yr 1e9) 2 bd Homeslead pool SPYGLASS Sublease May August rs OffI urn, food looking people tro/per 335 Purchase rtu wicle BRAND NEW 2Ndr/tba townhouse fur 955, 4 4 2 4 Sefaher, must see. please leave message of $30 or more It 2 aarne Towflciua 3311.8254 4-6 8 4 5 fMay Resented fe rail Eig.e fun Nb i alwnha* in March ClassIfIeds. * Coupon Landawark wood for summer sublet, 5425/no Oboer Continued on next page. This Week on 4,7 1I I 1Si= A. 3311-0120 4-5 5 4 elSed s,leqiuuej) N t 9 . ~.

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Yamaha. Pioneer. S sod cruiser W/ rack Ap full of turn GREAT to, guys 2 twin - home Walk to UF $110/mo 9 113 until 5235mo avail May 6 Chi, 335 92251lv infnity, KIcker, Code Alarm The Beal Kenmore gas grill Need to so beds book cases couch love seat cot leare renewable pet ok Call 372 1160 msg 4 10 5 5 Call Mike/Joe 375 6889 4 9 5 6 le table elc Call JE N al 372 1967 4 4 0 5 5 Car Stero Installers In town Car Sie- re' to Go 375-1834 4 30-75 6 10 5 6 PARTY PADI Near Ci Huge TV Corwin Vega At 8 Loud Speaker System F Rmirl lor summer C Own MuSt N S needed HBOISHO VCR, Micro, DW Pool, Un? CAR ALARMS installed remote control w/ Subwooler $500 OBO 395 9516 Eric SELL K ng se walerbed In good flIeplace, deck - adrm'bath, washer/dryer, room $187 5D avail May 1 Hurry I335 any car Iruck or van fully guaranteed will 4 6 4 8 cordilon wil Take bes o"VI Call 374 6-3-5 Call Asieha at 335 7066 4 5441 4 10 5 5 dairo Call 336 9193 audent lv message 7198 4 5 2 6 4-30 728 SWEET 2 SPEED BIKE Centuron Elie 0**.NeaT reap N/S F wanted, ownmsr NS M/F 10 Share 2bd/2ba apt tor Summer RS New tires Rarely used $250 OBO king size pedestal bed 51 50 desk w, summer C Or bim In spacious 3br apt, A Covered Bridge $235,mo & 112 until Car Alarms, Aulopage. Chapman Home Call 335 0936 4 5 3 6 matching char 540 Negotablyl 377 7126 Close to Campus A 2 great roomrmrtisl Cal) Ken at 377 0849 leave reasate end Ca, Stereo Pioneer, Sansil. Shr,- or 335 5271 4 10 5 6 $S84m/mOA 1/3 util Cal) 375-6060 4 10 4 1055 wood, and more We Beat All Prices' Pre-SUMMER BIKE SALE I speed cruis 5 5 373-3754 4-30 69 8 era $109, 3 speed coaster brake $189 6 Gibson Acousic MK35 mirT 1976 F r0 share mast bdrm & bath inabdrm Tba speed cruiser 5159, 15 speed alloy rims oIbson Ejectic Sorex 180 rmint W Case% - N/S F to share 2bdruf1 be apt at Home- house Wd, central hoavtac, walk to UF MICRO CENTER' Computers 376 1146 $199. Is speed mountain bike $279 Call Mall 332 1993 Can sell separate stead Own btdr avail May 5 $175/mo A $126/mo utilitiess Avail5/3 371 6715 tv Editors choice CompuAdd * Northgate PACING & TOURING - Miele racing 4 A 2 6 2 utility Call 335-3745 4-0-8-5 me 4 6 3 5 * H P Price same or lower Then mai bike $399 Vaege Nvovotach Slum frame order Systems below include lonb 40mb $379, Vivatach $439 3 used Can FOR SALE 1978 Oldsmobile Cuilass Su F N'S to share, bedroom i a 2bd/2baat N'S F for own bdr in Turn SW apt avbli now (28ms) graphics monitor, nondalesStartigat 275 Largeslecon orene $1500 Brown air condlonlng - Brandywine $137/mo A 1/4 until Avail for summer $ ti/mo A 1/2 util MC 286/12 $1195 Packard Bell $1295 ol used bikes stereo, good condition Call 373 3853 r May 4 Call 335 9646 4-10-5-5 washer/dryer near Shards & UF 336- MC 386X $1495, Northgale 386020 GATORCYCLE 3321 SW Archer Rd 373 leave message 4 6 3 6 9469 leave Message 4-1055 $2399 PB 26 laptop W/ hd & battery 3962 4 9 5 6 lv couch, OXFORD MANOR rmmt needed mmdl $1999 ConpuAdd 810 */ 20mb A graph HP 170 calculator color In option for lovesear Typewriter desk dresser night 12)Apr Irei Owd rmba 2/2 MIT nis needed 4 huge 4 bdr apt, rent PCs monitor- $970 1 A3 year warranties Mountain sike Alpine FreemonI Past . summer a fall Call Julie IV Mes 371 Call Boo at 335 $T35 a 1/4 all Master bdr w/ huge walk Onete warrens Panasonic 1180 printer top ol lhe line, shimafo diore equipped sand Will negotiaLe t477 4 9-4- in closet A balcony. kill o deal I Contact - $165. HP Laser Jet lip- $1049 3743 W looks like new barely used Call 371 6804 4 lo 5 6 Mike 335-6274 4 10-5-5 UnIVerskly Ave 4-30 65 6 0422 4 5 3 6 NiS F 1o share cute 2 bdr* 1,2 ba town. Graduslmg, Must sell 37 high 20 long - mouse wash/dry $172 50/mo 12 il Roommate wanted to share 2bdr I $f2ba Tandy 265 100% 18M 640K 20M~hd, and 10 gallon freshwater lanks all With n/s Fenced yard. FUTON FRAME SALEI 3 25, 5 25 drys ,qtcolor. modem mouse hood, gland and all eqLiplmenl Cynd 335 a 376 6512 IV mae 4-10-5-5 townhouse i85/mo pets Ok Avail May I Damel at 33 4540 From only 5200 per set a dmpleier pir Software $1500 Call 1135 4- 50 Call Malt 377 5650 4 30-26-6 NIS F to sublet I bdn condo newly turn, IV Msg 4 10 5-5 mac 392 5*79 wkdys 2 4pm 4 S-3 6 O/d, /c, d'w, etc 2 Art from SMands Rollalleo 35mm Normal lena wladditlonal For Sale Nikon-N2000 Camera Body Frotpess rerirgeralor'freeter side by 00 to 200 Zoom case, illers ILpod & all S175/mo 9 untf Call 335-58t2 410-5-5 M/F to, gorgeous 3bdr home in duck pond Nikon SOmm 118 lens Vvitar 650 FD area Witty NIS preferred Wood floors side Avocado 21 Cu It $300 392 1733 accessories Asking $300 For more info flash Retail O000 will sll for $400 nego ask for Pat 4 9 5 6 Michael al 372 8117 or leave mg 4 9 5 Own big Malcr bdrba, avail May thru bay window ac/hI, fireplace, fHnceyed Call Gary al 336 8211 Lv msg 4 4 5 6 a Aug, 1165/mo A 1/3 util al Kings Creek $200/MIo + 113 uil avail May1 374 8148 Everytiing MUST Go' 3badrs, living * due Apts 372-0275 4-11-6-5 4 4-5-S Moving-Must Sel Akal 100 wall receiver n room (urn washer A dryer everyth ing Greduatlon Salel complete sell out 01 all machine $125. sofa and chair I50 sewing in great cond call 375 5871 Iv Mnssage furnilure and bicycle chairs ma[Chmin $40 Call 376-8365 after 5pm 4 9--S 4 9 5 6 sets glass able etc Rich 375 1200 Iv mass 4 5 3 6 5 piece dining table for Isle $60 obo Call 4 MCCARTNEY FIX LEX KY APR 0 now at 336-0520 4-5 6-6 372 7563 4 864 a McCartney McCartney McCartney Tamps Tampa Tampa Round Trip DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE FREEPORT, BAHAMASI GRADUATINGI Super sing water bd McCartney McCartney McCartney Custickels for two4Sa, Call Eric 335 semi weightl liner healer, heed Edited by Trade Mkiel Juffe 5551 Will accept besi offer 4 5-58 2 TIckels April 12 372 3516 4 9 56 bo B dresser $35, Comp desk desk-$70 334-3833 Rose Lee ACROSS 8 Evib 41 BrItch 49 Austrian 3 PaSulMccariney fix 4 sale 4 IA $35. wood Alphasonsur 2175 car amp 175/walt X two 1 Candle 4 0 5-6 channels less than one yr old List $625, 9 Ught-Horse Conservative psymliatret I Robbie asad Great seats FLOR' Call S seller $350 obo 335 4387 leave mes Scoop Out Harry at al. 42 Strel Alfred Ga1139581721V MAP 4 558 Geach crueler 3 mos old likenew must sage 4 6 3 6 10 Pewr k n 10 - Gras 44 Every 51 Lake or singer Sell, $S601372 7140 4 53 6 14 Mount' rid II Dosouyvaky's 45 Chemical 52 Toward fe SAILBOA T 1989 Holder 14 by Noble 15 Make eyn at "The -" compound monohull, complete w spinnaker and Furn sale couch Lok) 530, dresser $30. 7 REAL ESTATE 16 Hebrew toqiv, 12 Abalon, fear. 48 Some spiles 53 Pedestal part trailer $2.905 1 473-0060 4 5 0 woman's dresser $40, desk $40. coll Ib 17 Jewel*wsrd $10, chair $45 Call 332 5415 before Oakbrook Condo 2bd/2ba 'urn ground 13L of heir 47 Inventor Howe 55 Dleas - Peavey VM 60 Wat ahi le Tan o 18 Border on a Cpm 4 5 2 6 floor, po sie Take over payments or 22- Mver" 48 Fill with 56 Birch or root year old Paid $450/will Sell for $3001 make offer 370S9743 4 10 TO 7 Ned 23 War god 60 Scrap for Fo Great sound, great dean Call anytime 19 Jerry of t S.F For sale malch.ng couch loveseat & 25 South Arnln 335-5880 4 4-46 chair coiles abe & endlabie $430 Din Mus tSel Excel cond. condo 26r'2ba 49.rM mountaIns ing Table wilth Chairts $45 Call 336 1079 PebbleCreek area 2739 39r Call 613 20 RN's lode - for Beaty rm . carpeted 27 Storage ben LOFT cust-made after 5 4- tO 5 6 66 5666 or 813-882 352$ 4 30 24 7 21 DCplormat, 28 Devout -- ladder id Asking $15 ObO Call 24 Eastwood a 29 cnic pmt 305-6160 4 0-5 6 FISH lank for sale 35 gal with stand Halle PlantatOn, 2brl2ba, gazebo deck .- "' nn null brand new pump & all my acc $135/neg fenced yard all appliarces, aSm non ''ry 30 Chap MUST SELL Mens Duch 10 speed $125, 25 Cadened Also 3X5 desk 4s5meng Call Dave 372. qua 9 5% fixed FA O/ very low down 31 Resounding Wheel $35 Safe New Lecarre Steering 0417 4 9-4 6 372 7250 4- 5-7 procedure. sound nnnHirlinn A Love Seat $400 372-0057 4 0 5 6 27 Dispafce, riin 32 Seau. in nrin PRINTER Panasonic 1061 like new W5 Assumable No Oualiymg 0 112% Low I ninj inrlI ifir Waterbed queen IeS. new mattress side 28 Summon a salp n llnrlnrjllnn manual prol traded up Bargain $100 obet down only $310/,,o P & I Adorable Spa Call 3786345 leave 31 Foafred 33 ZaW.e pads, heater $175 EvesA awkds 377 7633 4 9 4 6 clous fedr w/ loll ceiling fair skylight friends oflonn Flnlnn On nFil-411 message 4-4 3 6 vertical blinds Indry rm torage & 2 32 Very oerall decks, Beautiful landscapig wl/ lots of 34 Altnufo Dogwood & Azaleasi 374-4923 or 706 37 Coset 35 Sty cock "on"l I Ingredn 36 Have RnIll"n"I'linInrInr 11 Rnnnnn 4702 evelwkn 4 4-3 7 Player'sSportsClub 38 Loot noon 11"nnnnn""n 2W, I I2 ba wIhoc in exc cond Shell 39 Draft status 38 BImnI 2 lfor I9m Rock VAlas aig owner E sIras Inc fireal 40 Enormous pert Hnnn nPonn nFina ceiling fans */d 11 quality assume 10% 42 Map teatwe Hnnn Munn noun YM's. FHA loan WI low down $41 900 332 8324. lv mess 4 10-5-7 43 Scull crew 414/ 44 Ire 45 Arabian chief II rO LASER PEIlNO 8 MOTORCYCLES 49 BInary star In * $35 for complete * Parseus -wi Waoit Sick 0t parking? 87 Honda Elite Scooter 50 Pamp r E 4900 miles, excellent condIton $00 54 Tsuadldi.o cit NoManWerwhn10dtdN 377 2357 4-6 158- 57 Hpboce - b - r Must Sell BS Yarsa xJI O to rfirAlgo 58 *vs v0ce Eae Univ nd il S7(4S- PC Lab, 17 & Untiv. 372.6500 **** ** ***M stnable offer Low miles, grad conaillon, 59 am -- kl-rss ** ** ***** lots of X tras Call 338-6794 for delalla 61 Ships"hes 4-0 a6a 62 Cfead 63 She-be: Lot. 1907 Honda Elite 80, runs greaf. ibue 04 Balng helmet included, $700 or beet alffa call 65 Arion Mike at 378 dSiS.leave a meassog 44- as Heaven. TOMOS GOLDEN BULLET 1 N dby ge Moped FOR SALE $350 Call 35- 21 Ano e N807 be4 leave mal. 4 6-4-8 2 Sos W w. Honda Elite Scooter ISO cc.&. excel 3 Draft txes cond , 60 mpg, w/ helmet eves 332- 4 0 4-8 4 O'He Into. 5268 5SSbm 1985 Honda Spree Excel cord Call 6 Hae or tnap Gary at 335-4781 4 10 5-8 7 Tai Maa "

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S Thy GATOR MOVING ** legal Technical 335 7064 4 20 15 12 3-1- 81 Honda Accord hatchback good Cori d F ull/Srv MovfSlarage/Packjng i BUSINESS iron ro' able $1900 371 1900 4 4 5 9 COUNSELORS (Male A female) For Norft rteri/Hae Full Days/Eves Long dis IYPING Near Buer Plaza Fast Set Carolna's finest 8 week children's sum LIVlII Hary l 374 4791 4 30 7S 11 rice $1 25 double space Call 373 8387 14 PERSONALS 1975 Toyot I Corona saran wagon Roi Cool mountain climate goll 4 9 30 12 mer camp able, Orioinal Owner $1100 376 7535 SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM I too COMPUTERS. ternrrlfs A pCea, buy sell pay and great Tuni ESp nOi necessary leave message or 371 1900 4 4 5 9 Sons * boarding * woods., facuilt1as *k trade, rent I real OreAl prices, DUAL For brochure'opp caion Camp Pine hay rdes * parties * sales * working 13 HELP WANTED ITY CDCS 018 W Univ 338 0378 4 30 wood, 20205- 1 NE 3rd Court Miami F1 199 Olds Cula~lss Supreme new paunl tudents accepted 466 3224 375-0080 75 14 33179 phone 30S 722-7580 4 6 13 11 upholsry Prakes Pines and wires A'so 4 30 75 11 AVON 375 8907 trans st I under war, $0 Cal 377 Sell Avon Full or Part time We Train A national lull service brokerage firm is 7261 IS Benefits Insurance 4 3D 75 3 looking tor hard working motivated pQopIe *SUNBELT MOVING* to work in thgir Palm Beach Gardern. 0' 19/9 MAr Congr wonhe tieo Ic Profesional Moving/Packing A Supplies NEW ENGLAND BROTHEiSISTE lice No experience necessary Call M4 WILD HAIR very good ,Is, $2000 080 3/ -162 SIten House full Local/Lrg dIst Lne/ins CAMPS-MASS Counselor Positions for CEil,, I 800-821 94D4 4 4-1-4 9 NEXUS* alrer AprIb o 39? 1850 4 59 Priced for SiLdenlSMarty375 MOVE 4 program specialists Team Sports Tori 30 75 11 nis. 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Waterfront Inquire A FREE GIFT JUST FOR CALLING it ISHAJIRCjf DodgerM ign ri XF 79recerly reu en Mah-Kee Nac(Boy 190 Lindeo Ave PLUS AAISE IN ONLY 10 OAYSI grow and iranl Loaded asking $1900 Student groups rats and sororities $20 PERM curly or body *FREE* Glen Ridge NJ 07028 Danbee(girls) 16 SPIRAL PERM David 312 9'39 Leave message on a,, Horseneck Road Montviile NJ 07045 needed for marketing project On campus $35 Swing neroc re 4 9 5 9 Pregnancy Test Please cal 1 800 778 0520 4 IS 48 13 For details plus your FREE GIFT Group 41 $19 Hi-LIGHTS Gainesvile Women a officers call 1 800 765 8472 EXT 50 4 s $45 LEISURE CURL PORSHE 1 9/7 924' surg w'ldn leaFer HEALTH CENTER Need volunteers lor a 2 week study ol a 2 14 ac, pe'ect oir needs valve cramsnair $20 RELAXER 720 NW 23rd Avenue new psorrass medicaron 331 5379 4 CURL job STia it ]ar StOD obo' eves & wkds 377 5055 30-47-13 $25 CARE-FREE 3P7 /633 4 1 4 9 ABORTION (To 24 WkspI 1 S PERSONALS i MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN* SU PRA BIRTH CONTROL LADIES MAK(E MONEY PEWA INS WELCOME Gynecology Services 1963 Toyola Ce''cd So a 5 so good EARN $35 We buy & i good used clothing OPEN MON-SAT 10-6 POP 4 30 11 1 tond al' -rainlenarce recOrds $4000 This week for new donors for 2 ama Call Second Ac 373 8527 4 30 75 IS Carl MFr 37 6172 4 1389 donations on our new automated ma 4( 374-8687* chines Special bonus programs each Vuarnet/Carreraleay Ban/Galor Great 4(GATOR PLAZA 13th St &Univ CALL CJTHEDJ month Free refreshments CAMAFO 85 Grey Ds ph pw pw ock oro DJ service a! I7S 8483 4 13 36 I 1 free parking prices reg or ix sunglasses The Optical prisel Vb ,j1' on 53 KOdo $4750 Experienced staff ser rlg you since 969 Laboratory 376 5563 618 SW 4 Ave I Call Or Sop by Gainesville plasma 238 obo Ca' rIt M 373 1700 4 10 5 9 Gwtar & Bass Lessons tailored for your block from Ala Gen A 30-75 15 SW 4th Ave 378 9431 Mon Fri 8 / Sal goals Top professional w/ Syrs Sap Be 8-2 4307313 ginner Adv Suzuki based children Door Barbara 10 WANTED method available Larry330-5624 4 4-5 Sorry I missed you during Breok week bu One poslon open for Resident Man while I wal in town I found My place for LorAl Arr needs Got Corms Class ager In the Div ofHousing Poslilon I Fall Frederick Gardens at 1130 SW Olh begin May Supervise staff of 3 in VIR ,r i- To lo$$ or rare OzIes F'ne GUITAR learn Io play nowil 4 or 6 Ave They even have reduced rates [or Jewr ry 373 4243 30 ?S 10 Str acoustic or electric Just say YES 10 tage of 350 apts Administrailve & core summer Call them today al 372-7555 murtily dev responaibilitLss Part time music' call univ music 372 2837 4 4 S Love. Richard parqet By er b onal accessO,'es Must poaltion for full lime UF Student 44 515 be I- good cord orr Peice negotiable $650012-mos plus apt at $50/mo (uthli Ca 316 063' M F t, Opm 4 9 5 10 lies nol included} Deadline April 12 Natural Foods and Vilam ns MOVING? Running our of Times Lai Gato &CM Applications at Otv of Hous corner of Barkensock Moving piDck ri stae &a deliver your be Sandals WANI dcCa ,ey I . 'o MAram show Museum a SW RIh St 1t1 1 1 13 Sunflower HealIh 'Or~r in 0 you in the tarl 374 4/91 374 Foods Fi n 2 1 1 for su e or rade 'or tampa 87 SW 341h St 372 7482 4498 4 30 21 11 I feeCall MIKE 175 4/03 and iv rosg Attention SIudents' 4-30 75 15 4 S 3 10 Full and part rime work available' E sce TYPING lenI pay hours ineCrdiiv lexisbe Call PREGNANT? 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'I'll play here next year' to him in five minutes than, 1 d all down vith hbmand talking to him in-depth,' By GREGG OOYEL year with ieVoc ' After scoring 16 1 poir S a game and be the year Alligator Staff Writer Chatian, whip lef the lean in January earning all-conference honors as a sopho Seven months away from his first game citing mental and physical burnout after 10 more, Chatman - aching from several knee as UI 's boskeCball coach, Inn Kroger a]- games, was smgiga une different than the operations - saw his role in DeVoe's of for gym team ready has LTaiiled a najorvictory - I vig- one he sangafiera similarfirst meeting with fense reduced. stui Chamtian Don DeVoe, who replaced long-t ime Gators "I was looking forward to my junior year.' For the lirst Iit. n 1er 1I yearsas the FThe senior forward cameaway impressed coach Norm Sloan on an ntenm basis Chatman said "No one had more to lose h. I rrestine Weaver's OF gymna st i c oac after his initial meeting with Kroger - the Kroger now can build his learn around than me (by leaving the team) I couldn't year molo is 'r I] text Gatar ' third coach in less than a year - one of the conference's top front lines in afford to sit it out. That phrae has tirn 'choeiid season and sail he will join his teammates when Chatmnm, seior Dwayne Davis and sopho- "I worried about my teammates. I knew after season at Gitor fcl)eball and basket- they take the iourt for the first time tinder more St.cey Poole they needed me But my knees were hurt- ball games But 't sounds a little awkward Kruger on 1i 15 Treading lightly around a sensitive area, mng, and I have the scars that show that " team when applied to UF's gyrnnaStitS "On Oct IS.E Illbeon the court," Chat man Kruger wouldn't onfirm that Chatmin is Chatman said Monday that he was 100 said ''e door is open for me tocome back, indeed returning percent physically, and was eager Tuesday a* Nhflron (;Inn and the way things stand now. I will play I isofpeople lold me good thingsabou to get started again here neXt year I vingston, and after talking with him over 'I just want to play basketball," he said THE BEAM 'I talked to (Kruger) a little today, and he the phone I found those things to be true," "I'm known here, and Iknow everyone This ON talked to te like aman It seems like I talked Kruger said "I'm looking forward to sitting is where I'd like to spend my last year." After Slutdav, though, Weaver may have to wil am text Seson Wnt tor the return (i top all arounder [rcttttme- UP pounds ier, who sat Aut this year after an injury Wait for a bigger retriIonig class And wai lor another shot at a national -8 title vsc, 17 The No It Gators are in danger of not By ALEX MARVEL (puafyi g lor ihe NCAA Lhampionships if they don't, it will be (he first tine site Aligator Writer Weaver took over the tai in 10 lie UF baseball [earn moved at three [his has been an off season for the different speeds 'ue3day in posting a 17-8 Gators Six time All-American Melissa victory over Vaidosta State in frontof4 at Miller's eligibilly with If ended in 19$), Per" Field and both Wiitrieir and Yntor All-Amei- First, they walked IT batters drew 14 can JatLe etr were lost it injuries before walks against Blaers pitchers, and scored the season ever start e two of seven fifth-iing nuns on bases- And CF has had itshare of problems in loaded walks the road I he Gators (iTd not win a single 1'hen, UtF (17-15) ran, stealing a season- meet away from the O'Connell Center this high seven bases year rwo weeks ago, UP plated Fifth in the Finally, UF's Eric Martinez jogged Southeastern Conierevce Championships Martinez belted two home runs, a two-run in Athens. Go - its lowest ush ever blast in the sixth inning and a three-run shot It won't be easy for the Gators to earn in the seventh that trip to Corvallis, Ore Only 12 teams UF starter Doug Brennan. who had not makeit to nationalseach year. Fhe winners allowed a run in 18 innings this season, from each ol the five NCAA regions ad- finally surrendered three runswith two outs GENE fEM&REM vance, as do the teams with the next top in the sixth inningon a bases-loaded double Valdosta State starter Nlick Speth dodges a bat lost by t batter Jim Bell during seven scores Fhe Cators will havetoeither Brennan struck out eight over six innings the Gators' 17-8 romp Tuesday. beat No. 4 Georgia at the Southeast Region- to improve to 3-1. in relief." tors last Thursday after asking to be allowed ls in the O'Connell Center Saturday or 'You know it was going to happen sooner UF will play host toValdosta (1 l16) again to transfer. Vannatta, a junior who trans- score at least in the 190 range - which or later," Brennan said "It might as well at 7 tonight they have done only twice this year. fened from Palm Beach Community Col- have happened now so I don't go into a lege, played in 17 games and was batting "It's like waiting for Christmas," Weaver U Vannatta off team. Junior outfielder series worrying about giving up my first run Tim Vannatta was dismissed from the Ga. .160 with six RBI said "Somebody tell me, did we make t or not?" But the Galtors have been given an early Former Gators back for golf Fox nay gve Christmas present - the gift of the home court advantage By MATT FOGLESON Jones, who recently was traded from the Detroit Nationals would be out of reach for the Alligator Wnter Lions to the Seattle Seahawks. Gators ifthe regional were going to beheld Allen Trammel, the president of UP's ALACHUA-As they drove golf balls into the anywhere else Lettermen's Club, led his team to a 16-under-par driving range before Tuesday's Cris Col. 56 to win the Classic, which raised more than 'The (home) crowd factor will be very linsworth Benefit Classic, former U football important Saturday night,"junior AJI-Amer- $250,000 in its first fouryearsand about$100,000 players Neal Anderson. Kerwin Bell and James this year. ican Pam Titus said "If we start hitting Jones communicated as if it was only last week routines, there's no doubt that the crowd's that they were enduring grueling practices to As the event grows, more and more people going to get psyched The place is going to gether on the UF practice field benefit, said Bell, who broke the Southeastern rock. There's no doubt about it " Though their professional careers don't allow Conference record for career passing yardage The Gators also have more than a fair them to keep in close contact, the former team- during his four years at UF . u . 'e shot at beating Georgia It will be the fourth mates teased each other's form and talked about "Every year you see it getting better and time UF will face the Cady Bulldogs this the many college games they won together in better," said Bell, who was unable to golf be- season. Georgia whipped the UF gymnasts the 1980s. causve of a ll injury he sustained playing at the SECs and at a tri-meet in Alabama, a "It's a lot of fun to get to see some of the guys pickup basketball game, 'Thnere's no telling but the Gators edged the 1989 national you played college ball with," said Anderson, where it's going to go." champions by 05 points Feb. 16 in Games- who recently signed a contract with the NFI's ville Chicago Bears that made him the highest paid Though Anderson and Jones didn't place their It could happen again, but Weaver is running back in league history. teams in the top five, UF football coach Steve doubtful The lady Dawgs, always shaky in The players said they enjoy playing in the Spurrier and baseball coach Joe Arnold helped the O'Dome. will be prepared this time annual Classic, which began in 1986, because it their teams to second and fourth place finishes, respectively Nevertheless, the gymnasts say they are benefits a worthy charity -Mental Health Ser- ready too - and aren't considering the fact vices, Inc., which donates money to fight drug "There's so many good memories here in that Saturday's meet might be their last. and alcohol abuse Gamesville,"said formerQB Wayne Peace, who 'T ey aren't going to wait for next year until "1 like to see the guys and benefit drug and has played in every Classic "It makes you feel this long, tough season is finally over alcohol abuse prevention at the same time," said young again," a