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SARS patients suffer under Student fears for family in Mideast new system, therapists say dropping in Kuwait. By REGGIE GRANT 'hey saypeople arepanicking, Alligator Writer By DEBBIE CENZIPER opportunity to see people on de- McNulty said. "But the news is mand anymore," Burke said. When UF sophomore Dawn Mc- Alligator Staff Writer T very censored, and you only hear Patients are very discouraged Nulty woke up at about 8 30 Thurs- what the government wants you to UF's Sexual Assault Recovery and they're fearful that the pro- day morning, she thought it was hear " Service has fallen under a bu- gram will go under completely." just another day McNulty said she is afraid be reaucratic siege, and the pro- A SARS patient who asked to She was wrong. cause her family lives about 15 gram will lose the strength it has remain anonymous said rape af- During the early morning, an miles from the U.S. Air Base in gained in the past 10 years if fects every aspect of the victim's estimated Dhahran -apo- changes aren't made in the next life and if a crisis arises, the 10,000 Iraqi sol- tential target. few weeks, SARS officials say. patient can't be delayed from diers crossed To try to pre SARS, created at UF 10 years getting help. the border into U F sophomore vent Iraq from ago asaprogram to counsel rape "When you get upset, it's prac- the oil-rich coun- Dawn McNulty's invading Saudi victims, was placed under the tically an emergency" she said. try of Kuwait. Arabia, Presi- authority of the Infirmary's Men- these e things come and go, but Within two family and friends dent Bush sent tal Health Services July 1. SARS' when they come, they're pretty hours, Iraq had thousands of three therapists now see Mental violent and you can't wait a week seized control of live in Saudi Ara- paratroopers Health patients along with rape for an appointment." the capital, Ku. bia, next to occu- and at least 48 victims. Burke said administrators wait City, and F-15 fighters to While Infirmary director wanted to save money by sched- possibly was pied Kuwait. Saudi Arabia A Boyd Kellett said SARS thera- uling Mental Health patients going to invade mechanized in- pists would be able to make bet- with SARS therapists, a move the neighboring country of Saudi fantny division is expected to be ter use of their time under the that would keep UF from having Arabia - where McNulty's family sent later. direction of Mental Health, to hire new counselors. As a and friends live. The United States alreadyhas34 SARS therapists and patients result, the SARS therapists' "Everything's hectic there," Mc- warships in the area, with 15 more said that the negative and often workload has doubled. Nulty said, after speaking to her on the way, including the battle embarrassing stigma of "Mental .'He (Kellett) doesn't think family in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia ship USS Wisconsin. Health" would discourage rape we're busy enough and instead Wednesday afternoon. patients from seeking help. of hiring more counselors . . I "People are all rushing to banks Bush said he sent U.S. troops SARS therapist Debbie Burke guess he figured it's more cost trying to get cash to get out of into Saudi Arabia to counter a pos said under the new rules, SARS effective to do it this way." she the country." she said. sible attack by Iraqi forces now counselors have had to resched- said. McNulty said she was told that stationed in Kuwait. "America will ule some rape patients because But Kellett said SARS thera- a friend of her mother, who lives in stand by her friends," Bush said in south of the Saudi Arabia- certain times slots are specific- pists had enough time in their a ton see Kuwelt, page 4 ally allotted to Mental Health schedules to see Mental Health Kuwait border, can hear bombs patients. patients also. And SARS patients She said delaying rapevictims are still given priority because senior can be dangerous and detrimen- therapists must hold open only COAR and SARS founder Claire Graduating tal because they often call in two hours a day for mental Walsh, above, Is unhappy with crisis situations and shouldn't be health patients, he said. He veent administrative changes. ignored. SARS therapists can't added that SARS therapists re- Infirmary diecor Boyd Kelltt, quickly to a crisis under injured in react serve three hours each day for below, said he Instituted the shooting the new rules and that is a threat SARS patients. By MATTHEW SAUER McCaskill used Meji.'s shirt a to patients, she said. changes to make the programs me SARS, page 5 ran more efliciently. Alligator Writer a bandage and drove him to the "They don't give us the same Shands emergency room. He was A UF student celebrating his summer graduation by painting on released Wednesday afternoon. the 34th Street wall was shot Tues Police ae investigating another Officials disagree on effects by a passing motorist. day morning drive-by shooting on N.W. 27th Gabriel Andres Mejia, 23, and Street that occurred within an hour Cameron McCaskill, 22. both in- of the 34th Street incident, but it of changes in rape dlustrial engineering majos, were will be several weeks before test programs painting the words "I'm out ofhere" results show if it was the same OIt seems to me like they're at- DEIE CENZIPER jurisdiction of the Infirmary's on the wall at about 1 a.m. when a weapon, Gainesville Police spoke. By tacking women's programs. Allgator Staff Writer Mental Health Services in July, passing motorist opened fire with woman LL Sadie Damnell said. a move that segregated the Maybe they don't realize how * .22-caliber rifle. Mejia was hit in '\wo of UF's strongest rape groups and provided no organ- important they are." the jaw and the right arm. As of Wednesday afternoon, po- ro nam vebeen reorganized ized transition period, she said. But infirmary director Boyd He said every second or third lice had no suspect. in eithershoot- precently, g= and group officials say Poleyn said both COAR and Kellett said women's needs ae driver honked and yelled as they ing, she said. the changes eventually may crip- SARS now will be debilitated be- not being Ignored In the whirl. passed by the two men prior to the ple both programs. cause the groups cant share re- wind of administrative changes. shooting, but after a time, they Melia said doctors were forced Tracy Polycn, Campus Organ- sources, such as secretaries and By merging SAS' three ther- didn't pay much attention. to leave the bullet fragments in his ized Against Rape president, said therapists, as they have done In spistswith Mental Health'scoun- "it got to be where we didn't jaw until they we able to tell what when COAR became a student the past. SARSthurapists used to selors and placing them under think anything of It." Mjii. said reaction his bone will have to the group solely Supported by Stu- train COAR's graduate student Mental Health's control, the pa- from his Shands Hospital room. pieces. dent Goverarment in June, it was peer educators and helped grain will be stronger and better "When the car was passing by, a separated from its sister group, COAR make rape-education pre- managed, Kellett said. SARS' passenger fired five or six thmea, T'm feeling fine though, said the Serial Assalt Recovery Ser- sentations, she said. therapists also will better utilize but I thought it was just a cap gun. Mejlia, adding he plans to walk in I turned around before Cnameron Saturday's graduation ceremony. ViL "I don't understand why see COAR, page 5 SARS was placed under the they're doing this," Polcyn said. did, and when the bullet hit me, it Its going to take more than this a)3 sounded like a bottle rockets" to keep me from graduating." .ALUGA'IOkURDAY,AJGUST9. IMO COLLEGE NEWS PIC N' SA L VD on the rise In Alabama said gonorrhea, SILL syphilis, is the main problem at Venereal diseases, with the exception of syphilis, Au burn. help combat the series of reported venereal are appearing more frequently throughout Alabarna. To Alabama Department of Health officials are According to the July 26 Asburn Plautsman, the disease. several sexually transmitted disease Drake Student Health Center is prepared to deal with planning to open state Montgomery County. the problem. Although an increase in gonorrhea has clmics throughout the to open an been noticed, the center's records show only two one of the hardest hit areas, is planning cases of syphilis in the past II years STD clinic in a popular shopping mall Pat Ellis, director of nursing and health education, - ALYSON GARDNER WHAT'S HAPPENING Hashers: he Gainesville Hash p.m, 2100 NW 53rd Ave. Call 373- registration. Call 392-1161. ext 309. House Harriers will hold its final 6840. It's anonymous : The student summer run Saturday afternoon at 5 Count uon: The Master's oIAc. group of Alcoholics Anonymous Meet at the Norman H all parking lot counting Association will be having meets tonight at 8:30 in Reitz Union Call 372-1593. a graduation party tonight at 10 at Room 357. Call Pat, 335.1796 Help Jerry's kids: Volunteers TJ. Morrissey's. Call Terrill. 334- Crisis counselors: The Alachua needed for the 1990 MDA Jerry 8920. County Crisis Center needs Crisis ewis labor Day Telethon. Call 739- Give It a shot: UF students can line counselors. Fifty hours of train- 3964. get the required second measles ing provided, nere will be a meet Be ew.rs: The Allstate Health vaccination in Florida Gym Room ing at the Crisis Center, 730 Waldo and Safety Awareness Day will be 210 every summer weekday from 8 Road, Sept. 15 at 8:45 a.m. Call 372. LUNCH ADULTS August 18 from 10-00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Required for fall 3659. ' IIAM-4Pt4 8;30PM 6111 N. TH AVE.

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Pr'ae~Sy -- r h5 sa.d - - - pissdiS - LW C s S idbshbss. S - 1Nms, - S - Mt erans - Asa C.,nlan . nI. Pind someone specda Advertise in The AEgawlo clwfileds. 373-ND THURSDAY, AUGUST 9,ie,AUIGA. I Callers overwhelm new Infirmary phone system By REGGIE GRANT Mental Health Center, was installed to allow The requirements were enacted to pre- said Alligator Wrier callers to transfer themselves to extensions vent a rubeola measles epidemic at UF after "here have been a lot of complaints from in the Infirmary without an operator's assis- there was an outbreak of the disease at students not being able to get through," he Riiiiiing .Riiiiiing . Riiiiing tance. The system allows the Infirmary to Florida State earlier this year. Other Florida said ris is probably an unfamiliar sound for answer more calls in less time. Currently, universities also are requiring the second Kellett said he doesn't see the amount of anyone trying to call UF's Infirmary. the system is able to handle six calls simul- shot including FSU, Florida Agricultural and calls decreasing in the near future. taneously. The new $11,000 computerized telephone Mechanical University and Florida Interna- "'is is going to go on until the immuni- system's constant busy signals are causing Linda McElroy, Infirmary office manager tional University. zation program is fully implemented, and rrjor problems for Infirmary officials. and coordinator of the new phone system Phyllis Meek, associate dean of Student that won't be until the end of next year, The phone system, which has been oper- project, said she doesn't think the system is Services, said the problems with the phone probably," Kellett said. ating for the last three months, is being at fault because of the amount of calls con lines at the Infirmary have been getting ing in at this time of year. Kellett said the Infirmary is in the process swamped by about 6,000 calls a day. Sixty worse. of buying equipment that will allow for a to 75 percent of the calls are related to "I don't think if we had one hundred "t'sjust very hard toget through," Meek second operator and have a capacity of 100 immunization, Infirmary director Boyd operators there to answer the calls that it said. "It's very frustrating to keep on trying additional phone lines. He estimated it will Kellett mid. would be enough," McElroy said. "Right to get through and getting a busy signal." cost $4,200, but doesn't know when it can "The problem is not with the phone sys- now, we're just overloaded by immunization Charlie Grapski, a member of the Coali- be bought and installed. tem per se," Kellett said. "The problem right calls, and it doesn't matter what system you dton of Concerned Students investigating the -'It's a problem, and we're aware of it," now is we've got a tremendous number of have, its not going to be adequate." Infirmary's problems, said he thinks the new Kellett said. "And we're working as fast and calls coming in for immunization, and we Students now arm required to provide computer system is a great idea but is not as hard as we can to do whatever it is to fix can't handle them." prof they have received a second measles set up efficiently. it, and that's the bottom line. It is totally The new phone system, which handles all vaccination by Aug. 20 or their records will "It doesn't solve the problem which it is unsatisfactory, but (the problem is) not the calls to the Infirmary except those to the be flagged. supposed to solve - expediency," Grapski new equipment." Patient sues over surgery By JACK REITMAN Alligator Writer Although the state of Florida may be held respon- sible for a UF doctor who accidentally performed heart surgery on a healthy Palatka woman, state education officials probably won't pay too dearly for the mistake. Dr. Daniel G. Knauf operated on Shirley McBride at Shands Hospital Feb. 29,1988, when he read an erroneous report from North Florida Regional Med- ical Centerand failed to examine the patienthimself prior to surgery, court records show. Now Knauf, who works at Shands Hospital and is employed by the state, must go before the state Board of Medicine disciplinary committee and de fend himself against a lawsuit that involves another E MNN STOODArD-ALuoAmp doctor, the Board of Regents, North Florida Re- gional and Shands. Gainesville Regional Utilities employee Joe Campbell, 27. replaces electrical wires along West University But as result of the Limited Waiverof Sovereign Avenue Wednesday afternoon. Traffic backed up as a result of the rain and construction. Immunity, the state is protected from suits brought by its own citizens, and claims against the state are limited to $100,000. David Mathias vice president andwcrptorate coun- cil at Shmnds Hospital, maid that sovereign immunity only applies to government employees. SG senators revise election codes, "A corporation, just like any private individual, has unlimited liability exposure," Matbias said. Gainesville cardiologist Howard W. Ramsey, who refuse WSU 's request for funding already has been fined by the state Board of Medi- By CARRIE SESAL they run out of time," Miranda said. Ibe cine and ha. been ordered to write an article for extra week of camai gning may not Aligator Writer Campaigners would have been able to be other doctors warning them not to make the same declare their candidacy and talk to stu- the best solution, but it does resolve the mistake, Is being sued on two counts. McBride has Candidates running in Student Govern- dent groups. But they wouldn't be allowed problem at this time." Ramsey's private practice as well filed a suit against ment elections won't have extra time to to distribute their platforms until 1 1/2 Miranda said he plans to run a small ashis professional association for negligently report- promote themselves before the race, stu- weeks before the election. party in the fall election. He sid it's going ing test results, dent senators decided Tesday night "I guess the legislative branch didn't to be the "first of its kind." Before McBride was operated on by Knuf, she when they made final changes to SG's feel that (Judiciary Committee Chairman) Student senators also refused to give visited Dr. Luis Cintado, one of Ramsey's partners, election laws. Adam Tanenbaum's amendment would the White Student Union money, citing and received a cardIac catheterlzation at North The proposed rule change would have help the election process," Brown. said. the group's membership restrictions. Florida Regional. Ramsey dictated Cintado's notes shortened student election campaign "I tend to disagree. I think we're going to WSU President Mark Wright said the and signed McBride's report that, somehow, got time, but would have allowed candidates find this fell that the long campaign itn group will survive without SG money. mixed up with another padeois report. to declare their candidacy and introduce is going to be a detriment to the candi- WSU Vice President Steven McC- Later that month, nauf failed to re-examine themselves to students without being dates, the student body and the election ormiclk said the group plans to revise its McBride, and relying on the incorrect report and a fined, as they were In the past, Student process a a whole.' constitution while maintaining the Integ- medical referral recommendingopen-heart surgery, Body President Michael Browne said. Pat Siracusa, the revision committee rity of the group. But he said even if it scheduled her for surgery. An election code revision committee, chairman, said he didn't think the amend- didn't have an exclusionary constitution, When Knauf began the operation and opened up created by Bmwne, has been updating the ment was a good idea. it would have been denied money because the patient, he found a normal heart- so he closed SG election aise this summr. "A powerful party could and will take of its opposition to Afrmatve Action. her back up agin. 'rim Crowley, a member of the revision advantage of their time and send their However, Brown said the group was McBride's lawsuit claims that her chest, heart and committee, said the committee wasn't people to every organization on campus,* treated fairly. attendant muscles, bones and tissue srae injured glvenanogh tmetoconslder theanend.- Siracusa said. "I feel that White Student Union was during the surgery. Shi seeks compensaton for nut Smi. Nelson Miranda, who was on the judged fairly and the Student Senate . . m.dac. expenses, lost wages and 1t earning car "I'm not sm they (the change.) were revision committee, said Independents felt that the White Student Union Isn't paty but, right now, doesn't list a aismunt, thought through," Crowley said. fhey need the extra week to get to know the worthy of their fellow student's tuition student body. money," Browne said. "Me caw is Nelther UF nor McBride's lawyer Patrick Perry could be good changes, but we haven't wold commit on the case while it Is in 5IIgatjonl. looked at b-.'chng consequences. Independent don't run out of money, closed." 4, MlGATOR .'1hRS1hAY AUIUST9, 1190 Player's Sports Club ELSEWHERE lee Bwe 'ea U.S. headed for recession, experts say

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rising oil prices fri before last week's invasion of Kuwait by Iraq, which - . Middle East crisis, coupled with poor do theorl-rich and volatile Middle heightened tensionsin or Pphor 3" economic policy decisions, have propelled the East, Rahn added. X 5" in States economy toward recession, economist The economy is in a recession when economic or Wednesday. growth shows little or no growth -oractually begins One "While Iraqi adventurism in the Middle to shrink - for two consecutive quarters. The last 4 . x 60 exacerbating this country's economic weaknel recession to hit the U.S. economy was in 1981-82 Hour impending recession is due to bad economic "We anticipate that the economy will grind to a by the US government," said Richard Rah Hour L~*G president and chief economist of the virtual standstill during the third quarter of this year .fi reslcpi I U.S. CI and actually contract by 1.4 percent in the fourth Glossy or Matte of Commerce. quarter," Rahn said ''The Federal Reserve Board has left the ec 27 -4892 no margin for error, and by fulfilling Murph3 Since the invasion, oil prices have skyrocketed oi N"eaJ.n i CM C" " 371-4882 'S Uwr* M* the Iraqiinvasion of Kuwait only makes bad .t worldwide, leading to a sharp increase in gasoline _-- worse," Rahn said. prices of an average of 12.6 cents per gallon With the The chamber said "anti-growth Fed high-i U.S. economy already showing signs of softness in rate policy," which has been used to fight in several sectors, rising oil prices have cut into cor- TIRED OF FEELING has brought the economy down faster and porate spending plans and consumers' pocketbooks. than intended. l'he oil price rise will aggravate the economic Last month, Federal Reserve Chairman downturn," Rahn said, adding that a $5 per barrel BOXED-IN? Greenspan told Congress that the economy increasein the price of oilcould reduce U.S. economic edging toward recession and hinted that interim growth by 0.5 percent. might be lowered if the budget deficit is tr Oil is currently selling for about $28 a barrel, and In the Pines has substantially. several economists believe a mild recession could last Spacious Apartments Iwer interest rates would loosen corpora forabout six monthsif oil settlesatabout$25abarrel. sestrings and encourage spending and invest Should prices push beyond S30 a barrel, the recession $100.00 Off The forecast of a "mild" recession was Co could last longer -two months Congress applauc Bush's decisiveness - rent WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress app] raise prices. President Bush for being tough on Iraq Wed,, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, chairman of Three Bedrooms 373-3371 but some Democrat. said he was too lenient wi the Senate's antitrust subcommittee, said his panel 205 SE 16th Ave. oil companies, and Senate Republican leader I would examine whether there has been pricefixing ame reduced. Dole warned of a windfall profits tax unless gas and added that he might propose reinstituting a come dow. windfall profits tax. Although he called such a tax a "terrible Dole, R-Kan., said the oil companies "sort of "Consumersalready have been ripped off by unjus- these kind of things with "irresponsible, gr tified price hikes, and I hope the president will go BLOCK S TEN price ,mcteases." further and persuade the oil companies to tell back -Mlere was no earthly ,.aon to nIse pri prices. Metzenhaurn said. A REPRESENTATIVE FROM rapidly asthey were raised. Sometimesoil on Democrats also renewed theircriticiam of Bush for never learn. They're just asking for some kind failing to have energy conservation programs in place S EACH BLOCK MUST excess profits or windfall profits tax if they Co and for relying too much on the free market to this," Dole said. guarantee the flow of oil. ATTEND THIS MEETING! Dole said Bush's call for the oil companies b restraint was "helpful." Dole said he did not On mrilitaxY matters, Democrats and Republicans Wednesday, August 29 whether the president would follow up on his a joined together to support dispatching troops, with noted Bush "ha. a lot of friends in the oil Iadt Mitchell saying, It Is important for the nation to unite at 6:00 p.m. behind the pmldent In this time of challenge to Democrats criticized Bush for failing to do Leigh Hall Room 207 more about gas prices, with Rep. Dante F Amricmn lnterea. D-Fla., House Foreign Affairs Committee chaI Both Dole and Mitchell said they expected Bush Applications can be picked up at Florida Field Gate 13 or at the suggesting the president was "a little too polite would formally inform Congress that he had sent Student Goverment OfficE on the 3rd loor of the Reitz Union Senate Democratic leader George Mitch, troops tothe Middle East.TheWarPowersaResolution DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: AUGUST 2U 1 4:00 p.m. Maine, said he sent a letter urging Attorney G gives the president 48 hours to tell Congress he has For morn information contact Joey Todd 392.U5 or 335-9070 Dick Thornburgh to investigate whether ol introduced forces Into an rea Of imlmneet or actual panies are using the Iraqi invasion as as exr hoswlite.

spr at UF this summer, said he was ant Kuwal currency to the weak AIR FORCE ROTC MAY KuwAIT not too surprised Iraq alacked Ku- Iraqi dinar, showed Hussein has flIU RE from page I wait far reaching goals which may be BE IN FUR I believe It was only a matter of more than economic. a nationally televised address from it=e" Bar-SlmovwToysaid, descrlb- YOUR the Oval Office. Kuwait, with an area of 6,880 rAMP lag Kuwait as an "easy tet" for square miles, is about the size of Yaacov BxrSlmov Tor, a profes- Iraqi President Saddam Husseln. New Jersey. sorof International relations at He- Bu,-Slmov To also said Iraq's brew University in Jerusalem and move to annex Kuwait, during Unid huss Interational cow &M irand uaI eh krForce a visiting political science profes- which Iraq'sHusseintled the buoy- tflwtd t this nport Whic insn~ata. l U'. thArk Inc. it datCh- men rand a.dsk Se . 1. gran. AD the bmmiitcauld1S belyurs: iWbMIY kr Bad Business Frustrahon? tlthrougharls adedip peas . the d- ership development opporagit. th isca cou- Advertise In MasIon whenyou gade. ad s Cal The Independent Florda Allgator. CAPT SARRY WILLIAM 392113W1111 376-4482 p.re.masd THURSDAY, AUGId'T9, I9JAi4G4TQZs COAR from page I Rape programs A ROCKY HISTORY FOR UFS RAPE PROGRAMS their time and see Mental Health patients as well as rape patients, he mid. Two of UF's strongest rape programs have endured admin- COAR and SARS founder Claire Walsh said the separation istrative changes and financial instability during the last 10 cut nationwide of the two groups will place heavy limitations on the pr.i years and group officials say problems don't seem to end grams. Because SARS therapistsare busy handlingadouble By DEBBIE CENZIPER caseload of mental health and SARS patients, there may not 1981 SARS created -- Claim Walsh decides UF needs a place Alligator Staff Write, be enough educators to make COAR presentations this fall, where rape victims could turn for support and counseling she said. Although some say two of UF's rape programs are being hacked apart by uncaringadministrators, "It's impossible to be amazingprograms now because they 1982 COAR created -Walsh decides to create a sister program the acclaimed creator of the programs says won't be working together as a team," Walsh said. wherm rape victims and their counselors could talk about rape rape Competent therapists and educators also may fear the way and conduct educational semInars for students groups are under attack on campuses nationwide. the two programs shift around at UP. Walsh said. COAR Claire Walsh, who started Campus Organized officials never wanted to be moved from SARS, they only 1904 Walsh requests two more SARS therapists to meet the in- Against Rape and the Sexual Assault Recovery Service, said colleges across the country are afraid wanted to be controlled and supported by students, and not creased patient demand, but former Infirmary director Richard administrators, their programs will be weakened. she said. Shaara says many Infirmary posiions need to be cut and SARS But Student Body Rape program officials are "absolutely appalled" President Michael Browne said COAR can't receive any mor, money wanted to become astudent groupand disengage itself from that the COAR program, which many other pro- the Infirmary, and it can't grams are modeled after, can go back now. The Infirmary is a 19087 Student Government cuts COAR's budget from $33,000 to have so many prob- student health care service and COAR officials lems, she said. can't run in $9,000 and tells COAR to look for money from the Infirmary With and out of the Infirmary to talk to SARS officials because the College campuses, including Syracuse, Connell, therapists "have a job to do," Browne said. the loss of support, COAR officials predict an end to their Princeton, Rutgers, University of Minnesota and And although there must be communication between the program. state universities of New York all recently have two programs, if SARS therapists want to help COAR. they protested against rape and universities' latent re- must be the ones to contact COAR, Browne said. 19=8 Infirmary officials consider whether SARS would be better sponses to the problem. Despite what COAR and SARS official. say, Browne said run under the umbrella of Mental Health Services. Oflictals said Rutgers' senior class president and creator of administrators certainly aren't ignoring rape. because of SARS'low-patIent demand and budgeting problems, the universities' Students Against Sexual Harass- "It seems no one's ever satisfied," Browne said. "It's only the infirmary could better handle the program. [rate SAPS ment and Assault program is suing Rutgers for not because of the sensitivity of the issue that has allowed this therapists and patients say they don't want to be under the Infir- taking action after she reported she was raped. to go on so long. To say that anyone is insensitive would be mary's authority. Acting Infirmary director Alicia Maun decides French and science dual-major Christine Cover- very untruthful." not to combine SARS with the Infirmary Mental Health director dale said because she told university police four Polycn said COAR wanted to go under SG, but if both Roger Keroack says merging is not the answer because the months after the rape occurred, administrators programs are effective, they should work together. SARS staff is specialized and would not adapt well to the said it was too late to do anything. Coverdale said Former student Sen. Charlie Grapski, president of the changes she started SASHA, which now has 400 members, newly formed Coalition of Concerned Students, said that not to help future rape victims, but is still trying to only is Kellett trying to cripple women's programs, but 1989 COAR is denied $4,000 for 'COA WEEK" by SG and overcome university oppression. administrators above him are making the calls. Splitting asks the InfIrmary for the money Infirmary dIrector Boyd Kellett Coverdale said she wants to expand SASHA, COAR and SARS isadirect attempt to weaken the programs, says the money must come from COAR's budget and denies the which is supported by student fees, to join with he said. request other rape programs on campus, but so far, the He said administrators don't want to recognize rape as an university has squelched her efforts. issue on UF's campus because that scares students' parents. 1990 SG decides to fully support COAR and the group receives "They've said they don't have to listen to me Grapski said group members want to urge students to get $16,000 COAR officials say they're being separated from SARS because I'm a nobody," Coverdale said. "My rape involved with the on-goingCOAR-SARS controversy because and the two groups will be weakened SAPS is placed under was all a big cover up." it's an asexual problem, not just a women's problem. Mental Health and is no longer an Independent program About 29 angry Princeton students staged a "(Patients) are afraid the programs won't be there for day-and-a-haIf sit-in the university president's of- them," be sid. if these programs die, they'll be victimized all over again." see Programs, page 7

quired to see Mental Health pa- SARS tients in their *additional time," Readers' advocate from page 1 they wont have to if their sched- WANTED: Former Student Sen. Charlie ules are full with SARS patients, Have you ever felt like The Alligator didn't care about your grpes? Grapski, founder of the group Co Keroack said. Like the paper was just a group of irresponsible students who alition of Concerned Students, said "While we've been bringing this Kellett simply wanted SARS moved new system into play, there didn't care if they did something wrong? Well, you couldn't be has under his domain to save the Infir- been some confusion," Keroack " a. further from the truth. And this semester, The Alhgato is looking mary money and to keep from hav- said. "It's hard to predict what the for a reader;' advocate to prove that point. Someone who can ing to hire more Mental Health long-term changes will do. criticize -- in writing -- decisions the paper makes. We'll even pay 4 therapists, UF President John Lombardi the person. Kellett runs the Infirmary like a said he realizes then's some con- business, without caring about stu- troversy between SARS and the The Alhgator is looking for a student majoring in journalismn or one dents, Grapski said. Infirmary, but administrators only Kellett said combining SARS wanted to provide SARIS with more experience in the field to serve as the paper's first who has therapists with Mental Health th. support by putting it under the ombudsman. A junior or senior is preferred, but sophomores with plsts is like a merger" and now Infirmary's jurisdiction. the proper background will be considered. Responsibilities include there is cooperation and communi- SARS, which had an office on the attendig afternoon news meetings Sunday through Friday and cation between the two groups. second floor of the Infirmary, still writing one weekly column He said he blames any problems has the same office and therapists, SARS therapists may have with the only now UF will be accountable If you're interested, fill out the form below and drop ut in the - change on a rough transitional pM- for the group, iombardi said. tod. Kellett said he's holding meet- "We wanted to bring (BARtS) editor's box in The Alligator newsroom, 1105 W. University Ave., ings across the surect Fronm to Iran out the difference. under the umbrella of all our nor- Barnett Bank. The deadline is 9 pm. Friday, Aug. 10. between the staff. eal health-related operations," ------3 COAR and SARS founder Claime Lombardi said. Name: I Walth said everything Kellett In the past, UF gave SARS Address: I promised wasn't going to happen money and didn't have any control Telephone: I after SARS was moved, is happen- over where It was spent - now the ing now. Walsh said her position InfirmaryhasauthorityoverSARS, Majo/Minor: I has been changed from SARS di- he said. rector to SARS therapist NI recognize that there Journalism classes or other experience (,ac sheet if nccessay); e per "We're being hidden In Mental sonality conflictsmbardi said, Health, but I'm going to continue adding that If people who were not a I've always done," Walsh said. involved In the SARS change be- Please list any outside organizations you are involved in that might cause a conflict of interest if Vm very committed? Heve the new sytem doesn't work, you worked for The Alligaer, inchrding, but not limited to, political campaign, Student Acting Chief of Mental Health UF will fn IL Government or city and county government: Roger Keroack said SARS was lombardi ais said that not moved under Mental Health be- enough worn fill top adlnltdra- caume therapiets weren't working tite positions and UF need. to . ------d asmuh athey coulr - it "ass to th .Positions, Althought SAKS therapistsi re- Includbsg the Ifrmary. ,, AIJGA'OR. a th sDAY. AI(IlqSI 9, 19M OPINIONS

While you're waiting for the flood waters of Wednesday's storm to dry, find a not-so-wet place to sit and read the summer's last edition of. .

Darts & laurels I7 . -4 DART to Student Senate for voting down an amend- ment to Student Government election laws that would have allowed candidates to get their name and their is- ''C sues out before the official campaigning time begins. SG's campaign period is something SG types take very seriously. They don't want any party to get an unfair edge, so they write and enforce very strict laws to keep candidates from campaigning before a certain day. - IC Sounds fair. And it is. After all, who wants colored flyers stuffed in their faces all year round? - --- But this amendment to the laws would have allowed g A candidates to tell students who they are and what they [ R- - I stand for, without formally asking students to vote for A them. d That doesn't mean candidates would be in the Tur- lington flail courtyard two months before the elections, telling anyone they can grab who they are. It just means candidates would have more time to make their names Iraqi attack is unjust imperialism known to students. If Iraq's imperialist leader Saddam Hussein and his Senators didn't like this plan and they defeated it by an army's two-day takeover romp across Kuwait doesn't * James Lwy overwhelming majority. But then, most of them don't have all of your neck hairs standing on end, consider need it. They were elected through the Greek system, this. Egypt's bad boy war monger of the '50s, Gamal IN THE LEFT LANE which puts up its own parties and rounds up the houses Abdel Nasser, took young Saddam under his wing, Arabia, significantly imprmessed by the fact that Hussein, at though knee-deep in oil, have only 60,000 to put their people in office each semester. age 22, was one of ten insurgents who attempted to troops and 800 tanks - the combined military power Instead, senators extended the period that parties can assassinate Iraq's dictator Abdel Karim Kassam. of a mortgaged hotel on Baltic Avenue. has declared campaign from 1 1/2 weeks to 2 1/2 weeks. So now stu- Saddam Hussein is not to be confused with Jordan's President Bush, neck hairs bristling, King Hussein, who limits his muscle flexing to per- the U.S. will not tolerate puppet regime or the threat dents can have more colored paper thrown at them for a to our energy interests. Ibis statement is quite bold, longer period. sonally performing daredevil stunts above large crowds with new especially coming from Bush, who missed the final attack helicopters King Hussein's War The extended campaign time doesn't do much for stu- evil twin used chemical weapons on Iranian troops two minutes of the fourth quarter of the Cold dents, except give them a week more to get sick of look- during the Iran-Iraq war, but not before trying them while covering up his family's intimate involvement ing at color-coordinated T-shirts, wooden signs and out on thousands of Iraqi Kurds. a minority Saddam with the S&L crisis. does not favor. He also punishes any dissent with So far. America has joined a European ban on trade balloons. with Iraq and a U.N. resolution to halt all trade. But the plan senators shot down would have done a lot death. How are those neck hairs? Still limp? The new Hitler of the Middle East threatens the Unfortunately, embargoes are too often ineffectual for students and the politicians who need it most - the sovereignty of the entire region. He has deposed the because a commodity such as oil will always find a independents. The ones who don't have lots of money to Kuwaiti government, installed a puppet regime, and market. print flyers and T-shirts, but who would appreciate the op- now has forces amassed on the northern border of As U.S. troops and planes flood Saudi Arabia on portunity to simply tell someone what they stand for. Saudi Arabia, site of some of the most valuable oil real request to unmortgage thathotel, current wisdom also estate on Earth. favors a naval blockade of the Persian Gulf, a certain LAUREL to SG for working with the new ACT UP Now that Hussein has gone gun happy, America act of war which would provide teeth to the embargo. Gainesville chapter. The group, called the AIDS Coalition faces a crisis that's already sent the stock market As long as were at war, we should bomb a few of To Unleash Power, sometimes uses radical tactics to plummeting 200 points and retail oil prices up 11 cents their oil rigs, with the courtesy collect call In advance draw the public's attention to the AIDS crisis. a gallon. The only encouraging news is that Hussein recommending evacuation. Anyone remember the Iranian jet that shot one of our planes down, then we An SG representative who attended ACT UP stands to replace Khomeini and Khadafy as the first terrorist, media-darling of the '90s, showing up on bombed the Kharg Oil platform? No wonder current Gainesville's first meeting last Thursday said he wants to toilet paper and dart boards in novelty shops. Iranian leader Rafsanjani is a moderate. Tat should work with the group to organize an AIDS awareness day Hussein will be difficult to stop if he wants to waltz send Saddam home, unless he's packing a nuke. at UF. into Saudi Arabia. Iraq, with its battle-tested army of Who was that quack predicting the "end of history" We're glad to see times have changed. In 1982, 941,000 men and 5,500 tanks, has nonnuclear military' a few months back? He deadly overlooked a restless UFs strength over in Lesbian and equal to Israel and Syria's combined. Iraq population of one beyond Easern Europe. Gay Society was kicked out of its Reitz owns Boardwalk, Park Place and Pennsylvania Baghdad, who was saluted at college age for an Union third-floor office and told it "did not serve the Avenue, and a roll of seven will bring it to FREE attempted aseassinalon. university as a whole." PARKING and all that oil field loot. Kuwait and Saudi James Lowy it a samataar law saded. SG seems to be more enlightened on these kinds of is- sues every day. We hope students form a campus group soon of people who believe in alternative lifestyles. And work without being harassed. A parallel example might help we hope that this time, everyone can work together. Debate is centered by the class bully, a vi The protesters Haramed on wrong issues take issue, not timized child finally decides to with employers' rights, but with the the incidents violation speakout and reports Editor I am writing in response to of employees' human teacher. Well, turns out the rights. Five employee, were 9aid to his Dr. William Torek's letter, OAc- teacher follows Utchfleld's el- aig ator Editor off without paY" - effectively tivist groups speak for f"w. ired aqmead ives the vicimaweei' - because they reported belngvl6 Judy A. Plunkett I sincerely hope that he is one tim. of or witnessing sexul harms. suspenson hn rsce. Of the Vocal minorities of which he to violate Managing Editor OPinions Editor ment. This is the issue - not gult No -ne is attempting seaks. I believe he has missed the or Innocence o anyone', part but CqOqiOM uflgi Soyt hope Only Tracy Buringame M.D. Cumella main point at issue in "the Litchfield m the fact that these people wees =U~toe thoio the myly Cinema situation." The issue has punished for refusing to be silent naend who was nothing to do with the question of Latt.i victims. If 'anyone has the right to whom but of Indiladol andviohl- tes -AbOOMheas *ttod.xmomuThsy - - a e u masmss illion a rase. actually Wicure madts. faaslS OWkSsN I. eawas. m- it . K. hire and/or fire anybody theydone ioe at baok bmurighit or It ctes o the fad tha well pleame," then no ones rigita Amismadl Calas very human being has the right to are Secum. 7ED THURSDAY.AUGUST9.199O.ALLIGA'UR, 7

PROGRAMS Members of the group, called from page 5 Restore Sexual violence Program, have said the university unsymn- ice in April and demanded the pathetic to their need. and is not university hire another full-time doing enough for rape victims. counselor for its Sexual Haras- ment-Assault Advising Resource The university has organized a Education program task force to study campus sexual Princeton press officer Jacque- assault issues. lyn Savanisaid students felt admn- Walsh said universities tend to istraton wert ignoring their pleas ignore rape because traditionally for mother rape counselor Stu- it's a taboo subject and it may scare dents also wanted to add education off potential new students. With I I programs and expand their SHARE more competition among universi- program, she said. ties to recruit qualified students, IFl 'T's been very difficult for the administrators don't Want to intro- * Migsr e 4administration to understand why duce the words rape and violence they wanted a full-time position," into orientation, she maid. Savani said. But parents would rather find a University of Minnesota stu- school thars well-informed and dents formed a group to restore that takes preventative measures their rape-recovery program, after rather than a school that Ignores administrative cuts were made, the issue, Walsh said. eliminating the program's peer people today arm pretty well in- counseling and crisis center, the formed and recognize rape educa- Miunessta Daily reported. tion as a very serious obligation."

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We will be closed August 10 . 13th for rennovation of our lobby. This is the minimum amount of time necessary to complete the work. Save .0% on your adfytisement In our Remember to get your required second measles WELCOME BACK EDITION!. shot. Now being given in 210 Florida Gym just Iu t - dvtlu you = in our Monday through Friday 8 am - 3:30. Nw Stunt ESto - n copy hang disntIn CAML YOUR ACCOUNI RWEEUENATIE Fall hours resume on Monday, August 20th. TWAY FR DME 3764482 376.44M3 374 392-1161 allifitir %amm~. 2,000 Degrees Will Be Awarded At Summer Commencement Saturday; Allen To Speak About 2,000 University of Florida students will receive degrees at summer commencement ceremonies at the - ~r'~ r PldUced iy UF homflnujw ix Pulawstos Srves 355 O'Connell Center at 10 a m Saturday. TiQsfl W1, W pwoIwo Moiattla ttcasinwtc i:mic,' More than 1,400 students are expected to Vlueat IacWty aa 392(And 0181 fm; inkomalion participate in the ceremony r The commencement speaker is Francis Alfred Allen, who has held the Hubert C /,. Hurst Eminent Scholar Chair in the UP College of Law since 1986, Allen came to New Faculty UF from the University of Michigan, where he was the Edson R Sunderland Professor of Law and former law school, Orientation Set dean. Considered one of America's premier legal educators, he has taught at BIRCHFIELD JONES MANNING ALLEN Northwestern University, Harvard For Aug. 23 University and the University An orientation Tioram, sponsored by of Chago since he came to UP in 1956. After promo- Blue Key Distinguished Faculty Award Allen has served as a consultant for flue UF's Office of Academic Affairs, for new U S. Department of Justice and the Pest- tions to associate and full professorships, DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI faculty and Administrative and Profes- dent's Comnnssion on Law Enforcement he was awarded Distim hed Service sionul staff members will be held Thurs- Pofessorstatus He was emmis de- The university will present Distin- and the Admmistration of Justice. guished Alumni Awards to Ernest Man- day, Aug. 23, at 1:30 p.m. in the Reitz ment chairman from 1968 until . Jones Union Auditorium. TEACHER-SCHOLAR taught at the University of Southern nig Jr. and William Birchfield. Recognized for his academic and athletic UF President John Lombardi will William Jones, chemistry professor and California, where he received his doc- a student at UP, Man- welcome attendees and introduce UF Pro- winner of UF's 1990 faculty Teacher- torate. He received his master's from the achievement while ning will be recognized as a Distinguished vost Andrew Sorenaen as well as UP vice Scholar Award, will be honored Georgia and his bachelor's at com- University of as a presidents, deans and directors. Advance mencement for his teaching, research and from Union University His numerous Alumnus for his accomplishments naval officer, school p ncipal, school registration is not required. Call Cheryl university involvement Jones has served awards include the American Chemical Combs, 392-1308, for more information on more than 20 committees and boards Society Florida Award and the Flonda superintendent and dedcated supporter of Florida After receiving his bachelor's Preceding the program, the Division of degree, Manning served with distinction University Personnel Services will con- during World War It and the Korean War duct two half-hour information sessions He rose to the rank of lieutenant Com- describing retirement benefits for faculty Schedules Given For Break; mander and completed 20 years of service and A&P staff members on 9-month con- as a reserve officer. In the field of public tracts. The sessions will be held from education he served as the Alachua Coun- 12:30 to 1 p.m. and from to 1:30 pm Fall Term Starts Aug. 27 ty superintendent of schools for eight in Rooms B-74 and B-75 of the Reitz Union For more information, contact Monday, Aug. 13, through Friday, Aug 24, will be the semester break penod for ears and served on the Alachua County John McAvoy, University Personnel Ser- the University. Classes will not be in session, and most cam us offices will be oard of Education after retirement from operating on revised schedules The break is not a holiday periofor UP employees teaching and administration. Manning vices associate director, 392-1213 Fall term classes will begin Monday, Aug 27 established the Gator Heritage Fund and LIBRARIES organized the Grand Old Gator Club in 1988, which reunited more than 100 Libraries East and West and the Marston Science Library will be closed Aug. 11-12, former UF athletes. Grad School Hosts open 8 am to 5 p.m, Aug. 13-17; closed Aug 18-19; open 8 a in to 5 p m., Aug Burchfield is recognized for his continu- 20-24; closed Aug 25-26. in service to UP and the state of Florida Programs For TAs, The Law Library will be closed Aug. 11-12, open 8 a.m. to 5 p m., Aug. 13-17; Afer graduation, he served as a United closedAug 18-19; open8a.m.to5p.m., Aug.20-21; open7.30to11.30p m , Aug. States naval officer aboard the U.S.S Foreign Students 20-23; open 7.30 a.m. to 11 p.m., Aug. 24, open 8 ai to 11 p m., Aug. 25, open Zellers. After returning to law school at 11 a.m. to 11.30 p.m., Aug 26. Up, he began his career in public service. The Graduate School is sponsoring two The Health Science Center Library will be open 8 a m to 5p m., Aug. 11, open He was re-elected to the Honda House of orientation programs this month-one for 2 p.m. to midnight, Aug. 12; open 8 a in to ndnight, Aug. 13-7; closed Aug. 18-19, in resentatives in 1970 and was reelected foreign students and one for fall-term open 8 a.n to nudnght, Aug. 20-24; open 8 a.m to 5 p.m., Aug 25; open 2 p m. ml972. firchfield also served as the si- graduate assistants. to midnight, Aug. 26 dent and trustee of the Child Guidance Foreign students ame invited to an onen- REITZ UNION Clinic, as a member of the board of tation program, co-sponsored by the trustees of the Florida Agricultural Center for Intenrational Student and The Reitz Union building will be open 7 a.m. to midnight, Aug. 11, open 7a.m. Scholar Services, fromr 8:30 am, to noon to 1 p.m., Aug. 12-26. The game room will be open from 4 to 11 p.m., Aug. 11-22 Museum Association and aspressident of and from noon to 11 p. Aug. 23-24. the UP Law Center Association Board of on Aug. 21 in the Reitz Union Audit. Trustees. He currently serves as chairman orium. CISSS Director Richard Downie FOOD SERVICES of the Board of Trustees for the Up Health will welcome students and Introduce The Reitz Union Snack Bar will be open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug 11; open 7 am Science Center-Jacksonville, a position he representatives from the Graduate to 3 p.m., Aug. 12-17, open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 18; open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., has held for the past five years School, Volunteers for International Stu- Aug 19-24. The Reitz Union Cafeteria will be closed Aug. 16-19; open during lunch dent Affair., Gainesville Council for In- anddfinner hours, Aug 20-24; closed Aug. 25-26. The Orange and Brew as closed ROTC COMMISSIONS teational Friendship, University Police for renovations until fall semester. Navy ROTC commissioning ceremomes Department, Graduate Student Union O'CONNELL CENTER & FWDRIDA GYM will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the and Shadent Health Care Cater. Reitz Union Ballroomi The speakers New graduate assistants-including The O'Connell Center building Rear and track will be open noon to 6 p.m., Aug. 11-12, Admiral Eugene Conner, vice chief of teaching assistants, laboratory proctors, open 8 a.m. to 6 m., Aug 13-17; pniscnto 6 n., A& -19; open 8 a.m. naval education and training, Pensacola graders or graduate afsltants who r to6 m.,Au 224; open noon to6p.m., Aug. 26. For y schedules, Air Station. Three midshipmen undrrad- call A2-5505. e wight room will be open 2 to 9:30 p.m., A4J i;closed Aug. and six of- otherwise wowith 26 ficer candidates will beC oMmioed. fa e reuird"t attend n rit- 11- ;on 2to 9:30 p.m., Aug 27. The weight room in the Florida Gym will be 4 Air Force cominssionng ceremonies tion f Ito p.m. .20inUI)07T.- will be held in 208 Vat eet Hall if lM sHal.ue tion and STUDENT HEALTH CARE CENTER mediately folio wduation ceremon- ad the Ofi. of Instrctionl The Student Health Care Center will be closed Aug. 11; open noon to 4 p.m., ies. Seven cadets be commissioned Resources, M2-2010. Aug. 12; open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Aug. 13-17; closed Aug. 18; open noon to 4p.i., Aug. 19; open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Aug. 20-24; open noon to 4 p.m., Aug. 25-26, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SNAP CONVOCATION Reception Today The College of Education pre- The Student Nightdome Auxdliary PNtrol (SNAP) evening escort service will operate commeceent convocation for Iume For summer Grads fran 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. through Aug. 10 ad resume operations p.m. to 2 am., Aug. 19. nnrmi-a issmlkaidIN aSpe gaduates will be held ---- %tS . in-- q PARKING Hal Auditorium. speakers' reeption fixmhk ltarrtod y at 5 P.M. i Decal restrictios will be lifted in aM ar-s Aug. 13-21, except for Blue One areas; Ceci Mencn, 1990 Teacher of the Year for the PFlts I, Is HE GM&I Two areas south of Black Hal; ecal areas behind TeHait, Nrn Hall the College of Education. A n In Sftadiuswine UP at i lots and Schacht Vlgn. e will Norman Courtyard will di wa 1211111"1 and ttinrary Dh nd nfirmant follow. AD educa Th, IIStudents be lifted in all ae except the Health Center Aug. 1321. Al individual reserved tio1 faculty, staff, students and students' spais, service drives, handicap spices and no-parking zones -m enforced at al times. guests am. invited to attend. to lsas us ms tS CAA ht Sm CtA 1 Tin Ubnhefty of Htilda is a Equal Oppocslty/Afiermudf Act Iontdhon Thursday, August 9, 1990 o APPLAUSE Is Outta Here!

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Meanwhile, Mugh at those who so valiantly try to stay on the Michael Jackson and Duran Duran were the cutting edge. Some call them fads - choose your own label - coolest things around. but thee are the trends to watch for. Don't go Even after disco was mercilessly dead and picking out your new fall wardrobe just yet, YHELLIGAR :buried, did you crank "Stayt Alive and 'Macho tlmuj* On of the net things about tand,, just so that no BY JEREMY: Man" full blast on your Waluman especially trendy trends, is that they're here today, a one would think you were behind the times? Ql gone tomorrow. What you read on these pages 5 do you stil find yourself whistling Moogie 000. Yesterday's news by the time you End a a00 whem you thik no on's I ? M.attheall.But just i case It's not, -v it! nod . 'land a man" this way as you redheads According to the es- She explains that after casting grocery store for hours at a time, would by following "'The Love teemed Tracy Cabot, all men are your irresistible "spell," the man- join every man-dominated club in Plan" outlined in Tracy Cabot, either visual, auditory or feelings- target would be "totally devas- the kri-state area, etc But the real Ph D's book How To Make A Man oriented Once your man's type is tated" by any following rejection capper is her instructions for find- Fall In Love With You figured out, the properly with-it "Weaving a spell is a powerful ing Mr. Easily Manipulated in the Never quite explaining in what woman can speak to the poor sap tool," she writes "It can help you local church She warns that, "He capacity Mrs Cabot is a Ph D, in his own "Love Language," land the man of your dreams, or it probably won't want to get caught this do-it-yourselfer instruction which boils down to either using can break his heart Use it respon- staying over at your place doing guide for lonely and unloved the word "see," "hear," or "feel" sibly " any overtly racy acts that could women everywhere guarantees the in as many sentences as possible. Don't laugh, man-thing. Your possible get gossip started." Gee, effectiveness of its rigorously By using this mindlessly simple, vulnerable, trembling heart could Tracy, what else is there to do with detailed Love Plan As Cabot her- blow-by-blow guide as their be ripped out by the nearest dog a man-ob)ect? self says, "No one who has used Handbook of Love, every homely, who has read this priceless foun- I am personally affronted that The Love Plan system has failed to cross-eyed, wart-nosed, fat chick tain of love-type information this book seeks to categorize all make the man they want fall in out there will be able to worm her women as man-hungry love with them " way into some pitiful excuse for a And what exactly is The Love desperadoes who would trade So, all men everywhere, no mat- man's heart by simple dis- Plan, you ask' Well, first, one self-worth and ego for the un- ter what their 1Q or annual in- criminatory verb usage Or so the needs to study chapter three - fathomable benefits of the com- come, are vulnerable to the cheap, "doctor" claims "Your Personal Man Plan " One panionship of some stupid, old, slothful, pampered-silly, tacky tactics outlined in this Total man-aptureisassured by needs to hone one's ideal Man over. demeaning excuse for an objective following the techniques Requisites down so that one does weight, Pizza-eating, cigar-smok Hiw To tAke A Man Fall In Love With look at human relationships and delineated in such chapters as not irresponsibly go and dazzle ing, beer-guzzling, gas-passing, illiterate Gorgeous You the improvement thereof? Scary "Anchoring Your Love," "Getting some incompatible fool into feel- Ladies of Wrestling Tracy Cabot thought Him To Do What You Want In ing sheer and undying love for fanatic. ill want to hang Wear fishnet and change your This book goes on to reduce all Bed" and "Casting a Spell." This you out with someone like that, I'll just name to Lollipop. Invest in scarlet men on the face of the planet into last chapter begs for elaboration Next on the agenda is chapter go visit my dad. lipstick, nail polish and garter three distinct groups - and Cabot warns of unwise "spell" four- 'YourSearch Plan." Cabot belts You'd be just as likely to they're not blondes, brunettes and usage. gives the usual advice -go to the BY KATHY VALLADARES

OK, people This is it The was difficult to see anything, un- known played Saturday night at One word of advice to the summer is coming to less you stood on a chair and the Hardback Yeah, the placewas workers at TJ.'s: When the time close, and for two weeks risked having your head sawed off packed again, but a few more for drinking has come to an end, you'll have to look elsewhere for the by a coiling fan. Or youcould have people decided to hang outside, there must be a more subtle ap- latest word on entertainment in dared to stand up front, but was Over at T.J. Morrissey's on Sun- proach than "You better finish it Gainesville. These are famous last it really worth the risk? day night, reggae group Inity up before eleven, or I'm gonna words Enjoy them while you can Guess what the DJ at MFP played to a far from packed house. have to take It away from you." If you missed the N Dolphin played Friday night? Remember Inity's front man put on quite a And to just walk up to a paying show at the Hardback Cafe last "White Lines" by Grandmaster visual display, complete with patron and, without a word, con- Thursday, too bad If you did ven- Melle Mel and the Furious Five' crotch-grabbing, a a Madonna. fiscate her drink is inexcusably ture by, you probably discovered Apparently a lot of people did Ironically, Ms. Blonde Ambition rude. A more human approach is that the best (and coolest) seats in The dance floor was packed was cursing up a storm on HBO at in order. Just a lesson in decent the house were outside Inside it Aleka's Attic and Tone Un- about the same time behavior. Take it or leave it

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Don't 'For harmony with the earth and all bother blow drying them out. And hold creatures/ For environmental awareness, on to those rubber bands personal and social change," are the and hair clips men are alive and well words printed on The Gentle Store's Ponytails on At Mane Stop business cards The man behind that on West University Avenue "clipper philosophy is Pat Ross, the store's owner cuts" - longer on top with everything else short - is a favorite and a man who has long been concerned for men Remember last season when all about the fragile condition of the the with-it guys were sporting "skater environment Ross sees a somewhat cuts"? At the bottom their hair was faddish element to the sudden mainstream popularity of shaved close and the top was bowl- environmentalism. He says it all began shaped? It's only for skaters now, says with the Valdez oil spill in Alaska one of Mane Stop's hairstylists More the "Obviously the thing that got people guys are blending In the buzz and going was the oil spill," he says. "Because bowl, making it more of a fade. safe bets for black of the pristine condition of Alaska it Flattops are still finally broke through." guys, says Ima Streever, owner of Golden Some people remain truly concerned. Scissors on West University Avenue. For others it's just the cool thing to do. "For as long as Arsenio wears that hair "I think it is a fad for a lot of people - style, It'll still be in," she says, the happening thing, the in thing," Ross Crimping continues to be popular with black women Convertible bobs, which says. E. "fi STOODARDI E MIN STOODARD are chin length at the sides and shorter at A lot of businesses have sprung up Billy Snoddefly is dressed for success. Shot on ShO, moveable and 1exb1e is the key. Else because of the movement, Ross says. the sdes, long on fop and mi he eyes is a Ill knows that and Sports ts'do mlh style the middle with form to the bangs, have Some, like his, are sincere Others jumped rmnwg look for men AYd gram. caught on. Streeva says that it's only a matter of time before the "wrap" catches on the bandwagon with a pure profit Whether an activist's motive is the Although Market Street Pub specializes on with black women, too. The 'wrap" motive. almighty buck or saving the world, in imported beer, there's usually a supply is short hair 'wrapped" to the head concern about the condition of the of Coors on tap But if you want to look style environment is an idea that has taken cool you've got to drink cool Order isCfrt I.- an music for the masses Gainesville arnd the United States by the Import or have a few swigs of their apple neck and refuses to let go. And the time cider. During these sweltering days of summer, cruising down University couldn't be riper. The ozone layer "it's real strong," Menendez says. "If Avenue with the windows down just isn't continues to vanish as you read. you drink a couple of those you get a cool - or When good buzz." smat. cars zoom by drink that beer with window. rolled up and AC And if that's not enough, head down to Even cranking, how are you to know what beer guzzlers are getting into the MI' Rev or Club X for a couple of free be-kind-to-the-environment act. If you've everyone Is listening to? If you think drafts It's the happening thing around been to a party where the host or "radio sucks' or And Billboards Hot ID hostess Gainesville. saved empty beer bottles and cans for difficult reading, then you're probably recycling, then you understand. If you're cro wning glry clueless as to the latest music-world the keg-party deVelopments. Hre's your chance to type, you've probably not Movenble and flexible are the key to seen too catch up with the changing times. many styrofoam cups in use. this fall's hairstyles, says Jeffrey Daniels, But before clear-cut those bottles and cans hit manager of Encore For Hair, Every year has at tws one the recycling bin, just what am their For women, the Twiggy look is coming ew aing en.Uot. Two years ago it contend? If you're thinking Imported was Tracy Chapmin. Lat year Soul II back, he s. Short, moveable hair. Soft, beer, you're on the right track - Amstl Soul ddfinsd the sound of radio. Tiffany loose curls - nothing stiff and sprayed - Light, Harp, maybe Cuine. are in vogue. And good news for those and Debbe Cibson have com and gone 'It "ens to be catching 0 MUii Vol and New Kids more says with an eye on the '601 and '7a. lh Paula Abd4j, Market Srees Pub waitre Anna-Mari. the hae t * hflum a a fte ths Is tcnsensg." M l flip is back somwha Danies sas -n MO& cam but refuse go Menandta. ik ir an "People at posting tired of For meM, the look lI short in blk, So jet whi. heke new voke o 190 'a 10 ft e ryvth afMa.S Budweiser all the Utile songhtid Maiat EA Y" G.STg. lOng4r In front and In the eyes, he says It bongs to S-year-old F-0 U R AUGUST 0, I9N0 and Faith No More should be especially big Hip hop and rap will only get bigger and bigger, he says Especially because more white artists are beginning to follow The Beastie Boys' lead 3rd Bass and Everlast are just a few "just like any black music that's been popular when you get white musicians performing it, it crosses over to a white audience," Wilcox says Perhaps the best bet for intense dancefloor action will be dance remixes of classic songs. Wilcox sees this as a trend that's beginning to blossom Candy Flip's 'Strawberry Fields Forever" is already a favorite. Soft Cell's 'Tainted Love" and Eurythmics' "Sweet Drams Are Made of This" have already been repackaged for play underneath the strobe lights More shocking, though, is the dance remix of The Eagles' nid-'70s nugget "Hotel California " Everything old is new again ARISTA RECOS dressed to kill Quick. break out the Raid' And what will these clubgoers be wearing as they move to the fall's smooth groove? Lido manager Drew Eric has an idea He calls it the "alternative uniform" a thick, black belt worn low, big black shoes; big white socks, blue jeans and a black, button-down shirt with a white t-shirt underneath Elsewhere on the clothing horion, environmentally safe natural fibers (cotton and limen) will be the rage, says Lido salesperson Greg DuBois Earth tones, blacks, leather and layered clothing should be big too. "Right now a lot of people are conscious of what they use as far as ink and dyes," he says "They're trying to stay away from things that hurt the environment and the onone , RMI RAM:i- Comfortable is in Clothing you can do The Red Hof Chlif Peppets will lead us all to cartwheels in Say no to spandex and skin e ground" with their upcoming greatest tight jeans That means you hais pac air DaBois believes that the look for women will be "back to the basics Long skins and "new wave" accessories, such t *at t t as wigs and ponytail hairpieces (like the one Madonna sports on her Blonde - Ambition tour) will be popular The If you can't do carflieels in it, feas it in the doser. Comlor is for everyone. overall look will be a lot different than the "getcha-gotcha Carey. well as a double album from George sexy kind of look," he says. "Right now Manah Carey is up and Michael, which Chiarito predicts wall be comng says Robert Chiarito, assistant huge" Another key trend to look for on manager at the Oaks Mall Record Bar. So with all this new music bombarding women are menswear fashions, says a "She's real hot.' us in the space of weeks, who will saleswoman at the Oaks Mall Body Shop So hot that people are already calling provide the soundtrack for the fall? Lasther worn as sportswear; Jetson jackets, her the next Whitney Houston. So Mariah Chiarito predicts that Mariai Carey's which are fitted on top and Carey u hot. Who's going hto be hot. seve-,octave pipes will serenade us well flouncy at the bottom, shoulder dusters or, in the Well, Jane's Addiction should be into the fall Carey, jane's Addiction, language of us fashion APPMSE PHOTO laypersons, releasing Ritual Do La Habitual any day Prince's Grbfii Bridge soundtrack and Jon very long earrings; and Some fas may say 2Lie Crew can? be -as hounditooth now. Chiarito predicts it should do for Bon Jovi ("He sells two million copies no prints - checkered black iastyas ty wa na be," Itohf hfist them what Soni Temple did for The Cult matter what," Chiarito says about the and white fabric that when closely them front ying. Too bad Justce WEIM n- examined looks nan mnt around last year and what lie Real Ting is latter) together will be the sound of the like checks with teeth - be to ensure their Fast currently doing will be the ruling styles. AmenMelif nighMs. Them's a scary frend - for Faith No More. fall. conseytmam. "lane's Addiction will probably be a That's what you'll be hearing on the Over at the Oak Ton, Kurt Mailander million seller this time out," he says. radio. But in the clubs (at least the looks into his fashion crystal ball and sees 'Theyre fairly conroversil, too, se. . alternative ones) the guitar-driven dance mock turtlenecks, wide, wild-print neckties (bolos Jane's Addiction will have to sham the sound of The Happy Mondays' "Step are pretty much out of style, he controversy spotlight, though. On" should dictate what people are says) and pointy-Up shoes as popular "Of count thee's 2 Live Crew," dancing to, says local club manager Bruce items for men. Dress shorts are Chiarito says. "They just released Band Wicox. popular buys and will remain so. Earth- In The U.S.A.- The Happy Mondays incorporate dance tow. colors, like burgundy and rust, and Wait. Tharm's mom. The coming rhythms and samplers into a traditional floral and paisley prints will dictate the semn a look, Mailander says. months promise new product from guitar sound on "Step On " Similar Hip bags am, Living Colour and The Neville Brothers. fusions will follow. big and beggica should stick around a little longer, Jon Bon lovi released his solo debut Blaee "They're going to still us musicians, says Jason Cillman, another Oak Tree salesperson. of Glory, the Ysg Gus I soundtrack on but they're going to use the technology wEspecially with MC Hammer, they'll Tuesday. Also on deck are The Pixies that's available today, Wilcox says. probably be a small timiad," he says. with Besm Noui, Duran Dun, LL Cool I Other bands won't want anything to do and Bob Mould, finely of HaskNr DO. with this syuiidaer/puist fusIlm, he Although they may be on the risky side Front 242, The Coceau Twins and The says. b1nds lit. Jana'. Addiction will of fashion savvy, Mailander believes that Red Hot Chil hyppates k'Man candnu to play "meal beyond WTV with the right pern to break them, package Fr. Th WtS am all upcoming aSta shrt-pants suits could be the .ext big New ajk hat The NeoW rI. thin. le radio fRdder. Wileox aso mnti ns cla ire A I ~ r fe l Aw. Th aft Early Spmbe will -e new record mbdg as a 'andthat will and. to 701u don't mw thew he says. "But from Bob Dylan and Te Indigp Girs, a thdivd. Metal rap a In Urban Dance Squad tIy'r. on their Way." Asir's Iii APIPLAUSE FsIVE6 F.

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Balthazar they've found the answer to their the movie Godfried doing that , well, loud the Prince of prayers injunior (Michael Oliver) character he keeps repeating in Getty plays Tommy Michael Oliver does what other seven Throughout Problem ChUd, Pennsylvania, a self-proclaimed They're wrong When the nuns Junior is ignored, insulted every movie Adding insult to year olds only dream of in Problem and lust and children from the orphanage lame theme Billy the Kid groupie. Alan Ruck Child. plain mistreated by everyone, ex- banality is a truly plays Henry French, a former from which junior is sprung cept Ben This is supposed to ex- song done by pop hangers-on The We get to see Billy the farmer in dire need of a nickname Kid grow literally scream with glee when he plain his deviant behavior and Beach Boys up in this film Unfortunately, He could have easily been called departs for his new home, Ben and possibly elicit sympathy Since it's Problem Child nodoubt will soon we're lead to believe that he lived "Cameron the Cowboy," seeing Flo mistake the fanfare for zealous difficult to really like or hate be recycled on video and cable well into his 80s, contrary to the how he is basically the same lost well-wishing. Junior, we end up not caring Let's hope adults know better endingof theoriginal Yun uns. puppy he was in Ferris Bueler's junior's new parents try to make that kids lust This does erase the predictability Oliver's portrayal of junior is than to laugh and Day Off him feel loved They give him a stiff and pretty typical of generic say no factor, but it also becomes quite room crammed with toys, he sets child actors It's also hard to un- SEGAL The best addition to the cast is annoying to hear Estevez fak in BY JEREMY it aflame Ben takes Junior camp- derstand the dialogue that drib- ratings based on four-star scale Christian Slater. As Arkansas the voice of an old man durmg ing; Junior urinates on the Dave Rainbow, he'll try anything flashbacks throughout the film, campfire At a birthday party, to become more notorious than In 1950, a man came Center (372-5347) Air America, Flatliners (open Fri), Days of forth claim- Juniorputsa frogin thepunchand Billy Slater brings the same Thunder ing to be Billy the Kid, but he died makes the cake explode. Between sinister deviance he brought to before he could be disproven So Cinema N Drafthouse (376-6843) Another 48 HRS Heathers, in which he played a these feats, Junior cripples Ben what is presented here is part of Litchfield (336-0408) The Adventures of Ford Fairlane, Arach- prankster/ killer The only dif- and Flo's cat, teaches their parrot the Kid's legend, If only Murphy to curse and becomes pen pals nophobia, Days of Thunder, Dick Tracy, Ducktates: The Movie, The ference is that he wears a cowboy had directed the premise better Freshman, Ghost, jungle Book, Navy Seals, Total Recall, Young Guns hat now with a convicted murderer. Estevez' resurrection of Bily the II Afterawhile, Ben and Flodecide Jeff Fusco has written a terrific Kid and Slater's quick draw of the Oaks Four West (331-8118) Die fiord 2 Die Harder, Ghost, Mo' that adoption may not have been script with such memorable lines tongue carry this movie to Better Blues, Presumed Innocent the right choice and try to return as "Yoo hoo lI'll make you likability Perhaps Young Guns I1 Oaks Six East (331-8818) Flatliers, The Two jakes (open Fri), Junior to the adoption agent (Gil- famous" (followed by a gunshot) is appealing only because Young Arachnophobia, Dick Tracy, Ducktales The Movie, The Freshman, bert Godfried) who conned them. and "Jesus Christ, even their hor- Guns was so silly Nonetheless, it's jungle Book, Navy Seal, Problem Chil4, The Rocky Horror Picture But Ben suddenly has a change of ses are crazy" Geoff Murphy not a disappointment Show (midnight Fri, Sat) heart and decides to stick it out as directs this riveting story with BY JEFFGARFIELD Plaza (378-2434) Die Hard 2: Die Harder, Presumed Innocent, a dad and just love Junior until it enough action to keep cowboy * 1/2 Problem Child Problem Child hurts Easily done as said fans happy, but still keeping the Oaks Six East, Plaza Royal Park (373-4277) Air America (opens Fri), Betsy's Wedding, film from becoming a romp There is something inherently But soon after Ben swears devo- Pretty Woman, Bird on a Wire (SI) through the Old West sad about unwanted children in an tion to junior, the boy and Flo are

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Our Prime Rib is a specialty of the baked fresh bread served in a relaxed welcome Fresh dishes daily Including lunch Cookies,cakes and more Take- casual atmosphere, conducive to meet- change daily. Killer chicken wings, had house with different cuts to satisfy chicken. ves, steak, shrimp A hom,- outs welcome Operi 11-11 eightdays ing friends, entertaining parents & crawfish dip, sautned mushroom and every appetite Seafood lovers will feel made desserts at affordable prices week 210SE 1st St 372-9288 Going for onions with meled provolm and the right at home with a large and varied family or conducting light business Cocktails, fine wines and beer avail- its second 50 years' transactions imp & domestic beer, tastiest camn chowder. Full service bar selection tochioosefrom Dinnersccme able. Only 2 1/2 miles from campus wine MC & VISA accepted Open M- with the tallest bar in town. We have it complete with our fabulous Super east on Univ Ave) 2120 Hawthorne fresh and it's always good1 Check us Salad Table, your Sat 119, F I-10 & closed Sun. choice of potato and Rd (SR 20) Directions/Reservations out In the Wash-n-Karry Shopping ovenbakedbread FromSto7pm pin call 372 4690 Cub and organizations- Center 4212 NW 16th Blvd. 372-032. your friends for the Best Happy Hour we can serve yoUr dinner meetings M-W I.30am-1am,Th-F l.30am-2am, in town Enjoy reduced price cocktails Set 4pm -2am, Sun 4pw-1lpmn plus complimentary hot and cold chef The Market Street Pub selected Ion d'Oeuvre, Banquet fa- The Original Enjoy fresh handcrafted import style cil'ties Sonny's available Most major credit Pizza Palace beers in a ovial English pub Live en Capt'n Loule's Galley cards accepted Reservations not Real Pit Bar-B-Q tertainment Fri, Sat evenings - No We serve the finest In chicken & sea The kind of place your needed but for parting of six or more, For tasty beef, pork, chicken and ibs, friends would cover 120SW 1st Ave 377-2927 Lunch food Try our daily buffet and salad pleasecall373-0088 tell you about. Homemade pasta, fresh 5220SW 13thSt, come to Sonny's, for Bar-B-Q At Its and dinner daily bar. Specializing in grilled sofood. baked lasagna A sauces made to Past south of Williston Rd Best 11-930 (Sun-Thu) & 11-10 (Fri- order. Across from Krspy Kremn, 309 N.W. Open everyday at p2i Couner Sat) 270ON Waldo Rd 3610SW 13th of NW 13thSt 372-6311. - 23rd Ave and &thSt 3n2-I54 The Mill SI 36355W Archer Rd US 441 atl-75, Bakery, Charlie's Alachua Eatery & Brewery Fine Dining & Spirits Full Bar, fresh brewed beer Drink Spe- LaFitte's Seafood and Handcut Steaks. Fresh Seafood aly ols 4-7 daily Expanded Patio with Raw Bar live entertainment Wed -Sat nights Luncheon Buffet-395 Sunday Downtown on the square Brunch-4 95 Live Entertainment Oaks Mall Plaza, 331-0110 II SE 1st Ave. 372-9928 Wed-Sat - NO COVER' Reservations For0 years offering thebs estsasfood In recommended - 371-819 J's Restaurant Murphy's Pub Gainesville. Blackened, Brolled, and Chinese food, delivery, 5-9 pm, lunch Burrito Brothers Daily Specials Grilled., SeafOOd, Pastaa, Bar-B-Quo 11-2.30, dinner 5- 9 pn every dayexcept Taco Co. Deli Sandwiches & ce cold beer' Shrimp, Tuna. Caviar, Oystens, ak, Ivey's Grill Tues night Only a block to campus. Billiards, Darts and Video games Chicken and Quail. Try our new ilian Senneg Gainesville sInce 1976 100% Great piece for a date-cozy and inti- 1225 W Univ. Ave Chef j 10 yr Ap Happy Hour 4-7 Daily Mon -Thur Specialties. Nightly Fresh seafood vegetarian items available Try our Ia- mate Enjoy breakfast, lunch and din- 372-6666 Ilam-12pm Fri.-Sat Hlam-lam Sun Every Monday night: All The Garlic, ner Extensive menus with unique cre- musguacoole!Open7days until 10 Ipm-10pm 5112 NW 34th St across Mustard, Maryland Style Crabs You ations Specalizing In seafood, chicken 16 NW 13th St. 378-5948 from theYMCA pool 372-4751 Can Eat! Lunch M-F 11-3 Dinner M- and pasta dishes. Sensually seductive Sun Now taking reservati nr. deserts, espresso. cappucino, beer, wine list Credit cards welcome Open El Toro Red Lion Tavern 7 days, 6 nights. 3303 W. Univ Ave Toby's Corner Mexican Restaurant Come in and experience Bill & Tod's 371-4839 A Gainesville tradition continues - A 1723 SW 13th Shrom EXCELLENT adventureli Congrats warm Country Inn setting featuring Great Mexican Food 7 Days grads-come celebrate with wit Bills unique seafood, veal, steaks, fowl and No Brag - just Fact adventure Set $325 pitcher. 9 to dose J's Restaurant pasta specialities; Tableside flambe Monday's adventure with Tod-S3 La Concha Breakfast house - 20 years Serving desserts & coffees Dinner from 5 Mille' pitchers Still the best grill in The flavor of Key West right bes in 8 002.30 every day One block to cam- nightly. Lunch from 1130 am week- El Toro To Go town Excellent dudesli 2413 SW 13th Gainesvill. Spanish and Latin Awared days Reservations recommended 101 St 378-6320 pus 1225W Univ Ave 372-6666 FREE DELIVERY & TAKE-OUT can Cuisine M-F It am-8:30 4002 SE 2nd Place. 375-7620 MC/VISA ac- 1203 SW 16th Ave, behind Players_ W Newberry Rd Plaza West 71-4002. copat. 374-81W Shelley's Tavern Snuffy's Restaurant Open at I am for lunch Pooltotmna- and Lounge ments Wed & Sun. Daily specials 6900 SW Archr Rd, 1017 W Univ Ave. 376-8899 La Fiesta about 2 W ofl7, 376-78M0 Caribbean pub atmosphere with gonr- Mexican Restaurant met burgers, steaks, chicken teriyaki, Bella Pizza r-vIllee newe. authentic Mexn res. Great Steaks baby back ribs, seafood, salads, sand- Come for the food, stay for the funt 52 taurant Our family retaurnts have For Beef & wiches, and New England dam chow- bas serving the Satht for 16 yr. Spirits pitchers-Big Screen TV. Full Italian Information For the beat steaks and prime rib in der. Relax and enjoy your favorite menu Specializing in caldcnes, whole Serving daily lunch special. 1am. Calnasvilt You cocktal in our casuallyelegantlounge. wheat crust and : & de'iciou.dlnner.r.t's 5-10 Regarding cook over a hickory vegetarian pizza. charcoal Pill Open (M-Thurs), 11-30 am-Midnight; Subs and wings, too Lunch and dinner das& 5-1030 weekad. Come Out On The Town, or our chE wl propare (Fri &SAt). 1130 a-2.m;(Sun),6pm- buffet every day. Catering service-Free In & give us a tryl 7038 NW 101h P. Contact your dnne. quicken & Seafood tool 11 pm Happy Hour 3-7 pin MC, Vist (tetwe. Service Merchandise & Mr. Opedaily 5-10.2 ForI w drinks & *&AnAM X Delivery Across from Pt Putt in Fe. Amanda Escobio tival Plana 35M 34th St. 335-Mo2 Finte) 332-0879. dolar drafts from 57ph. 6-P4nd 376-4482 challenge. 2310 91Y 13th St. 373-413011. I a

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. * Classifications U How to place a 2 UNFURNISHED 2 "T ouse 813 NW C1 AV large yard Gator Rental Finders screen porch,a, Take 9th St north Irome RENT-A-THON Work to Santa FE CC 1 IS AS, then right on 19 AV 371 7777 classified ad: HGR 4270 $200 9 6-2 Thurs thru Sal 9am to Midnight i For ont-fPutnished 2 BDR $335. NEW Townhouse $440, SeC RoonnaTe Matching FREE lIn Person: Pilus LMR Pool, laundr", no carts or dios Lg 21bd bath Apartment Locating 2 for ReM Unturnished Santa Fe Trace Asis t apt Close to campus A/C, Cash Thec MC or VISA 371190 8-20-N laundry. Cling tan, we pay water bill $I SO sxciusiv Prices & 'scounis 2 Free Pizza & Pepsi 3 111il HNos he Aiiiged, Office dop $325/mo 2023 SW 37th Way call 375 798 89-4-2 Giveaways every Hour For trivialrS 1105kW UnAversry Ave Oak Glade Apia Near UF A VA, quiet 8-9 2 2 M F 8 am 4 pm washer/dryer available in most unit. or 4 SuableSM tOasI/Apt. $20 mo Cats Allowed 8- 2B I A82 Bath 810 4 bed2 both home with detached Eti ciency apt I mi from UF Gig yard, trees SW fancy 2 br, balcony, patio. large Main Booistoro $250$350. set A line 372-6422 8-20- 5 RoomiiitSn nub CuSomer Service Desk BE court, volleyball, 2 tar garage tire kitchen, back facing woods $330 Also. 25 2 rmin wanted M Fam 430pm place, etc. No pets. non-party atio Ma to share nice 2br $173 , 1/2 6 For SO 373-6310 0-92-2 SPACIOUS Wre only $950 pr me 4020 SW 23 St Reit Union Cashier' aOffice 370-2010 6-9-4-2 M F 9 am 9pmd ONE BEDROOM APT 2 private 'sutes In Ig home, pool, quiet, ONLY 1273/MO 8 MoturcycNIN Sal A Sun -Closed MARCHWOOD -I; Sbrt2ba townhouse extras, couples OK $250 00 & S30 00 LYONS APT with washerldryer. ceiling tans. Icamaker, 371-2556 Nicol 8-9-2 2 Medical 4000 9 ACWSE Bookstore Shands SW 20TH AV. 3774797 pool 695/mo call coikt 407) 380-3564 10 WhtUd I F 8 am *30", 6 20-25-2 NEAR CAMPUS A LAUNDRY, 2 BR, car- peled. mini blinds, central air. frost free By Mail: PHOENIX apt 28R near UF avail 8/ I yr II Swrikes INCREDIBLE lease $300 tat + lasi me rent , SeC de frig. dishwasher & more $310 EffielsrcyhAi. Use orms appearing weekly Call James Day 374- Sgorev 376-2115 12 Typig Ser ces ,n che Allgator Sorry no cash by Swsrting at $15 V me 8-9-4-2 SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE, minutes to UF 13 Help Wanted mal MC VISA Or checks only Staying at $2d / 2 Bedroom or Nationwide, 2 master OR sulles. deck MEAWOWCREBT Frazer House ffully equipped I bedroom private porch hookups and laundry, pool 14 Business Personals By Phone 373-FIND: 378-3"43 apITS I block to UF campus, no parking 'deal for professional $550 Paymem by VISA or Mastercand 373-MO1 hassles, ranting for fal 1411 NW 2nd 15 PrsonIs ONLY Five dollar minimum 8 20-25 2 Ave 372 9786 0-9-4-2 NEED QUIE T for that mal year at UF ' 2 16 Connections M F 8 30 4 pm BR in counIry setting close 10 34 St shop -Check Our New SpecIals' An attractive, clean 5 bedroom apartment ping A UF Kitchen equipped air cordi 17 Notices J How t corrector All Ameniis Available with laundry. 4 blocks to UF Year lease, Tion pot okay $275 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED no dogs $895/mo 495-0024 8 9-4-2 18 Rides Roommates Available OFF 20 AVENUE 2 SR duplex, brick pa- 19 Pet cancel your ad: We're No I Casablanca West 2br 2 1/2ba dsh dsp cen TIo, dishwasher. disposa. large room. REGENCY OAKS a/c il fn levelersh/dry screened patio pi eOKr fresh paint $325 20 Lost &Found Cancellations 370-5760 poof/clubhouss no pets $535 call 335 Call 373 HND Mon fn 8 4 pm 3230 SW Archer Road 6826/371 -1931 6-9-4-2 PERFECT FOR LIMITED BUDGE T NW I No refunds can be given COUNTRY GARDENS BR Wilh plenty of closer space, central air 33-450 Condo. Rockwood Viles 3 bdr/3 ba, dock, hookups, water &rash paid $265 J When will your ad run? Alligator errors: 2001 SW ,6th Street wosher/dryar, microwave patio efficient Check your ad The FIRST nay 1. runs 8 20-28 2 central air Available Aug 12 $750moo LIGHT a AIRY, 2 BR duplex dishwasher, Cal, 373 FIND wn any correciOrs be (813)482-3639 8-9 4-2 breakfast bar nice carpet close to faun role rnoon THE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY Classtiieds will begin TWO In The Pines dry bike to UF $315 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST DAY Spacious 1, 2 A 3 Bedroom ApI avail Aug I. 3bde/ba, ground floor, DAYS after they are placed THE AD RUNS INCORRECTLY Cor Apartment A Townhouses patio $560hmo. 5 min to UF call collect WHY SHARE 7 Have your own bathroom Ads mailed in or placed at the reeled ads ell be extended one day Convenient 10 UF/Shanda 305-581-dOB after 5 pm 8-0-3-2 Mill Run 28R, 2 112 bath Townhouse. Union or Shands may take No 'lnds 0r Cre'ls can be given alter 2 pool., tennis ct. weight room. deck. pallo. hookups, dishwasher, pool I placing the ad Chances called n afler sauna, 2 laundry rooms Horse Lover needed In on am hors. volleyball $500 THREE days to appear Ads the irs[ day will not be compensated Ask about 3 bdr spaoas $200 off farm in exchange for caring or horses 2 may run for any length of time Or mh wt fenced yd, 12 m from U. must FOXMOOR CONDO. freshly painted 2 BR. Customer error or changes: 373-3371 have asp wt animals/horses, 401-2025 1 l/2 bath dishwasher. hookups, near 34 and be cancelled at any 205 SE 16t Ave time Correctons must be made rn parson a eves 8-9-3-2 SI shopping & UF, pool, volleyball Sorry, but there can be no re- NOON 1/2 mile east of Main St READY NOWI $450 The Alligator police BEFORE M-F 9-d, Sat 10-S. Sun 12 4 funds for cancelled ads There will b. 52 00 correcton tee For sale or lease, ROCKWOOD VILLAS KEY MANAGEMENT 6-20-25- 2 3bdrt3b. screened porch, extras, avail Aug 15. *83.500 or $700/mo, call Sylvia 372-3060 Center Court, very nice 2 bd, walking dieS 395-5452 days. 332-9536 eons 8-9-3 2 tance to tUF. 1210 NW 11 Ave Dish- GREAT APT lbr/ba Available August 1- washer, cent air Office 411 NW 16th St 3 bdry I be olt 13th Str micro, sun dock, 2 rest of month Tree Sublet nru 12/31 FOR NEWT:FURN. 371 7777, 3-20-42 ent.ncea,m.e ps. $40,mo. $E150 ds 8265 33S6 129 869 2 FOR RENT: 375-53M or 374-4113 8-9-3-2 tG 2 story house furnished or unlurnlshad Three Oaks 3 bd, 2 bi,. lust 3 bika N of Large 5 bdr/Sba home. walk to UF, avail FURNISHED convenient to UF 4 downtown $650 me UF, very, very nice 414 NW 14 St. Col- Spacious 3sbdr/2ba condo in NW immediately, Si000/mo first, !as,A sac Students welcome 376-S957 8-9-3-1 lage Park Properties 371-7777 6-20-4-2 80/mo. year lease Aval Aug t2 Call calI collect 407 394-4004 8 9-1-2 dir kill living rm Milledge, most uti d 377-0314. please Iv. message 8-93 2 ummor 135/me , fall 185/mo. 4 bdr apt PhD cand seeks mastue housemate STUDENT SPECIAL 3 blocks UF. serious students, clean, 740 NW 3rd P. To apply/ Into 372-2284/ Own bdr/ba $175/mo t 103 utilities Only Spacious I and 2 Bedroom. Pool, Tennis. 1 bk from UF. SW. Obd house for rent, share bath, kit , util , no pets, s/c 1318 71 4243 8-20-25-1 partial Oecember rant required Call Sauna, Gym and more water paid. Sery Is, also avail large rooms, NW 3rd Ave $1501g0 Call 373-1558 I lam-I1pm 372-09f2 0-92-1 STONERIDGE APT all util paid, cox cable, nice 150-200 Greg 8-0 1-2 rivat. entrance, nice br. kichen a living 3800 SW 34th Si 375-1121 376-3291 bpr 491-2083 8-9-3-2 priviledges, most utli paid, summer L/F to share 2-bedroom apt Non. Oter valid to qualified sppltatlon only Availsble Aug 15. large 2 bdr/ 1/2 ba townhouse, w/d hook up. SW location,- 145. fall $155/mo, 372-2284 6-20-23-1 smoker, $225 , 1/2 utilitIes Avail August 6-20-19.2 WHY RENT? HOMES FOR 61 00. 1.190. Pool Cal Shell at 375- 941 or REPOS GOV'T GIVE AWAY PRO. $340/mo. 373 3033 after 5 30 8-9-1-2 *SAAND NEW OUUROOK WALIC* Attractive & clean apartments, close to GRAM FOR INFORMATION 392-2487 8-9-2-1 504 649- Apartments, mobile Uxury condo 4 bike. front campus. Secu. UF. avail Aug 15 1 yr lease + dp No 0870 EXT R-31I 6-9-22 homes. immediate tV. Maid service. European kilchen STUDENTS ONLY studio $200 Including dogs, 465-0024. 8-20-10-2 and reasonable Special student rate. /Micro, dishwash, disposal. full-size utlt. I BR 220 close to campus, rest large No more parking prob$.mal Rent my Call 372-U12 or 371-1126 8-9-1-2 aih/dry $200 tUgly monthly. 375- 325 373-663 keep all- Studio 5219 1222 NW SAv5 mi norlh of 1b,1bth condo, across from D PhiE 2 OR Oukond Oupls, Apt fr Rent I BR. I r., kit bath. 41 8-20-14.1 Ing. S9-2-1 UF, economical, privacy, carpet. a/c. 371- Peaceful upstairs view of park. 325/mo no , 7777 8-20-6-2 0-5-2-2 ac/heat, 3 blacks from UF, 1 block off pats 377-OHS. Univ Ave 82500 monthly plus security. XFORD MANOR 2R/IStA furnished mobile no pets ne roommate needed tor fall Ownd- $300/mo a I me rent adY. Wlndm*sdows THE TOWERSII Soar about the mun- Luxury Rockwood condo - 3bj/Sba W/ Call 338-1839 8-0-5-2 On, * bathroom, in a Sbr/Sbit' apt fully shoot A shopping 377-5491 mis- dane; See UF Irom private balcony, newly barg estren pmo. pool., 2 tennis, vo- 5 min 2 bd/l be. close to campus, 1/2 deposit iflshedfasherdqer/very clean apt. sage 8-0-1-1 renovated I bdrm-. 207 NW 17th St eyfurniure options. 872/mo al I36- 351 (leave message)or collect 371-7777 S-20-4-2 335-2110. 0-9-2-2 paid 8330/mo. Call 377-6460 Will ha 05)531-7424. 5.20-8-1 ibadrdmin *3 bedroom house 5,80/mo vacant August 24 B--1-2 + utiliies 375-8329. 0--I1 HUGE 2BD 25TH $300 gal Air ApTS SH UNe. *9 Oaks. I br dupluihoum 1 11/2. aom Furnished 3 block tU $1F6425 NW 26 Av (just oR 8 ST. near Albertson-s til S. UF SW 13 St..o serious Or profes- InPIS, $240 double. Share kaIh & Nice efficiency fumilhad apartment. utill- office College Part Prop, 411 NW 15S slon"W perse $2/m ry lease or 275/me tin. Pre grad malm students. 304 ties furnished. private parking and on- 371-777 6-20-4-2 9 me, 370-0103, 8-9-2-2 WI ISt. Opei 85:7: 37062 of trance, 800 per month. Call 372-2582 8-s132. 820-8.1 Attractive. clean haes. bkng distance 2hWr/a.swasdry ook-up, behind Oaks to UF, year tease +e deposit, no dogs Mail, 6330/mo, $20 extra far washudry. 1909 obr,2ba 28x60 Glamour MMh. Cat. ACASABLANCA WEST 2br 2 1/21, A Ilard ble 4959024. 8-20-12-2 372-MU. 8-9-2-2 cIlings, one OWner, $4000 take over Vark aldry n scr patio, e ins. delw. dlap. eC Lange I bedroom 650 s ft. furnised or ienta on 3 acres for sale or lease 1, pool/cibha. 0525 WWsit 8/I 372-5706 unfurnlahed. bike or walk to UF and shops STUDENTS ONLY studio $200 including Horses Of West of UF 904-472-0031 Air, carpet, walk-In loaets, peal control, UI. I oR 5220 Ross tosp. real large 6-20-6-3 private walk ps0lo, " dogs, FREE 2 BR Duckpond $325 373-5l kep call. Amatenueded ehiage apt in Mandy- VNM e34 3M#SW34S eet Rental Finding Service All into. lig. 6-92-2 Wlndgate 14-70' bdr/2ba. Good codi- Ina females only leter + 1/4 ulilities call 373M-I3N floorpians, video. and moe. FAST. We fIon In Cartlegste Anxious owner willing JNf 377-13 1S. 8-5.4-1 9.9.1-1 San hnpi you od Mat perti lae tm live Need 2 que, responsIble nts. M grad abA- to deal Call collect 407-622-40M1. 8-9- Gater Rental Findem, UP Aleta, N- dents. NBR + I he in NW, I mi to UF. 1/2 14/Moi. IM a. 3 bite e UF Private Your dmmate han-t done the dishes In 0340. 8-15-2 ml to shopping ct,. washer/dryer. Se; flainoe single re., alf. a# Mr.Cook. a btier dishwasher in $100/me 1yr is, frst $30 utilitIes pd; nve Clamtalfids. HOW long? Find ROCI(WOCO VILLAS. We W tudy, ed "=pakl LleaG aw or"d 375. the Classindst In Aug 15 or ea3y 77-11 IV Meg. III 438 8tAM. 61 unit, blinds, NI/Mo, 3.8-272M. No pt. Continued an next page. O. ALUGATOA T'HUSDAY. AGST9. 1990 MOBILE HOMES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES

A rodondo Farmns Mobile Home Park *rraehouse Vilage Roommate needed 3 bdr/3 ba in Spy Needed my s or n/s for a large 2 ad apt HEYVI I need F nia rmml to share 2bdrm Best rental value Grad students have *Roommates Available* glass Reni , 1,3 utilities Call 336-5989 close C UF/SCC $1MemoI , util lor own spt 3 bie from UF - 8170/mo &9/? util, left excelleril buys tom $3000 to dou Reserve your room too Fall bus service 'o of 335 7144 0 9 3 5 room pets ON Call Roger 335-1881 leave pels Ok own parkn space Leigh 335 bie wide with hinaricing Pool nice park, UF and SFCC turn or unturn 1170-$250 message 6-9-1-5 4070 19-2-5 quiel open weekends 7117 SW Archer per roommate/month MZ Property Mimi NOS female. prof upperclassman to Share Road 404 378-9291 0 9 12-3 n Realtor 375-0207 *-20-6-5 3bdr/3ba ap In the Laurels Call Shelby Female, upper division wanted to share N/S rmsp Female rmmt share 2br 1 /12 305-058-7721 8-9-3 5 2 bdrm/2 ba apt at the Laurels All amen bath tenhee acloas from VAMUF Own rn f n/s to share 4 bdr/2 ba house in ites Cal Jennifer 336-028 -9--5 2405 month + ds + 1/2 Noil Aug 15, COMFORTABLE CLEAN Spingtree $155 + 1/4 ut $100 security F prof or serious student to share luxury pets ok. col fan, laun flc. pool 376- Firs 2 - 2 bdrrn 1 1/2 bth deposit Call Michelle at 371-1094 Or condo, Shell Rock Villas 2 bd/ 1/2 be, M/F for 2bdr/2ba apt SW aea/ poOl, 8047 330-0523 Gorgeoust 8-9-2-5 washer, win A/C $13,500 373-730., lean message 8-20 8-5 washdry, many extras $220/mo, 335- sauna, weight room, wash/dry, cenira Gloat Decor 378-4500 6*4 8-13-5 heat/air. furneshed/ $180/mo+ 13 uftCilall BRANDYWINE * I or 2 NS undergrad F **FALL/SPRING 1-2 M n/s rmmtes to 332-0413 0 9--5 for spacious 2brbs fully turn apt, avae 8 9-2 3 share or like over lease on 2 bdr/2 ba 2 bdrm,2 ba townhouse, F n/s. $225/mo+ aug 0-no pets Close to ut, pool, loan- FURNISHED apt. In the Laures 335- 1/2 until . StarI ASAP, 332 4750 8 9 3-5 **CASABLANCA WEST- I rmmt needed dry, wi room, courts. anbtime. 334-9442 SUBLEASE: S651 anytime a0 - 5 for 2br2 Sb. wa/dry,. en patio, ceiis I person needed to take master bedroom Avail Aug 20 Julie (30) 973 4421 0-9- 4 HOUSE/AP. Liberal n/s F mmi own bdr/ba in M/h with own bath in 3bdr/2b apt in Park '-5 Clean N/S MiF roommate needed to Wed. pool Clean/malure a responsible Place (Sc Club) $210/m1 Call Marco at share 2bdrm/bth cond In Woodalde VI. Sublease 2br/lb. mid Aug-May at Village Grad/aerious Sid $150 + 1/2 util Call 335-041I 8-0-3-5 Foesle n/s wanted to share 2bdr/2ba apt tea WD and much more. S200p/m + 1/2 Perk Apis $300/month includes all ox- 377-4802 8-9.5-5 in SPYGLASS Call 305-476- 97 1-9- until Cantact Jafy at 332-2302. 6-9-2-5 cape alec Call 372-1046 0-9-4 4 Femaleahre furnished 2 o dr/2 ba 1-5 Need N/S F for own room in turn 2 bd townhouse Jn See areas Wash/drye VEGETARIAN or VEGAN to share spa- condo SUBLEASE apt near campus 2 bdrm, I WiD, micro, dew $150/mo , 1/2 Available mid-Aug $225.1/2 until Call Roommate tor I bedroom In 2 bedroom cous I bedroom apt at Arlington Square .)Rath. own parking space, tor move Into until Prefer serious student Calt 332- 335-0273 .0-3-5 townhouse, close to Up A Shands, quiet, 115/mo call Leigh at 375-9024. 8-92-5 cal 335-4870 save message 8-9-2 4 6879 05--6 secluded, $182 SO per ma. + deposit Sublease 2bdr/2b5. from Aug 15. Warord Call 335-0448 Leave mesange 8-9-1-5 F n/s grad or pril student, own room in 2 room apt across from campus I to/mo Responlble, peaceful n/s person to Manor, wash/dry, new carpet. partly turn 2bdr/2ba house, $1 75M 1/2 ulit, must Call Scott Ly mae 376-2424 6-9-2-4 share comfortable 3/1 inNW, w/UF senor Call 377-1578 6-90-24 OWN ROOM s fmalewanted t share like dogs, call 374-4415. 8-2-5 A 2 cat, $215/mo , 1/2 until, 374-4724 3/2 besulllully turn. townhouse In NW Sublesse 2 bdrj2i , from Aug15. Oxford Tom 6-205-5 Sublease 2 bdri I be, mid-Aug - Dec. Washhdry, micro, VCR, ne pe., Responsible M/F nonsmee share 2 bd1 Manor. waehidry. new carpet. partly turn, $330/mo. met all except elec., Village $200/1rn + 1/3 utIl. Call 377-4417. ba mobile SW 10 mn to UF IS/mo + 12 Call 377-1678 9-2-4 Graduate students for attractive. clean Pair Apts, call 336-2130 afrer $ 0-2-4 Leave message. 6-9-I-5 u0l & lma mt "v no Pets 377-5491 apt 3 blocks to UF $1/nm, + 1/ utill- message 6-92-5 Sublease 2 br/ be, mid-Aug-Ceo. ies + deposit + lease No pets 405- Sublease 2BR -I 112BA Aug 90/Aug 91 Roommate to share 3BR 28A mobile $330/1', mc all except as. Village 9024 0-20-5-5 Avail now near UF apI by pool $375/mo home quiet shady park Own room CYPRESS POINTE NIS/M for fall. Park Aps, call 335-2130 after 5 8-9-2-4 375 ds Ar French Quarter call James $1501mo and 1/1 utilities For move info 3bdr/2ba luxury tOwnhoMe. wash/dry Quiet, studious F n/s wanted to share 336-9258/336-8400 8-9 2-4 Cal 371-1033 6-9-I1 pool. vy Mie api uiet, nest serious Sublease 2 br-1 1/2 ba Aug fl/Aug 91 quiet 2bdr/lba at Hawalien Village student ASAP 240: 3264304 ask for Avail now near UF apt by pool $376/mo $207.50/mo , 1/2 ut Call Julie at 407- Want mi GWM for own bderba In mobile 3 bedroom house M/F roommate needed Kent. 8-9-2-5 375 dep at French Quarter Call James 830-5840 0-0-4-5 home WID, pool, Clean, mature, dis- $100 per mo + 1/2 Ot Have dog, close 336 9258/335 8406 6 9-2-4 Crete Probess/grad $td $150 + 112 utld to campus Call 372-4t06 or 377-9752 House to share, quiet student or prof ReomYmpate needed for Hawaiian Village 377-1802 6-9-2-5 6-9-1-5 close to downtown and Up. Call 338. townhouse Call lisa335-0400 0-0-4-5 0873afterS pm 5-9-2-5 5 ROOMMATES. Male ns for 2br/2bs spt In the LAU. Woodland Villas - 2bd/2ba unfurn apt. 1 or 2 F. 2128 for 380/2 12BH town- *Oakbrook* F. t/s, house In new Greenwich AELS. FURN . pool, sand vbIl. weights, share room, F N/S own bed/balh $250/mo, + 1/2 uti- pool 0 wqs*Own loft bdr*9245mo + Green exec fall/plrin Furn . Sid. A moret $175 + amens. w/D, ee cable, available now sauna. sights A more Call anytime 335- ties call Vanes. at 37-04., leave m-es- 1/2 ulil, acurly depo paid, S ml to UF 5451 0-9-1.-5 until + ee p. 371-4700 or Orlando 407- *.ge a-I-12-5 335-5551. 89-4-5 $250 sec dep S210m 335-6105 8 9-2-5 859-6911 8-9-2-5 M/F wanted to share a Sbditba house Female n/, pref serious upperclassman **BRAND NEW OAKSROOK WALK** for own bdr in 2bdr/2 1/2 be condo Roommate Wntad n/a F 230/mo + 1/2 N/S F roommate needed for fallepring fear campus Non-smoker pets ok $100 Near Walk to Up. need I or 2 M bor 2S/2lA terms Greenwich Green Aptse - Newi Own carpet & paint, ceiling fans, wsslVdry, A bills. Own 9driBa Rckweod VIllas 371- condo. Luxurious, completely turn., 7 NW 36 Terr 335-041S 8925 room/bath 1/3 utililies Call Donna - urn available $250/mo + 1/2 utl 33- 3118. 8-9-2-5 maild service, diahwash wastedry. 407-220-6494 8-9--5 0311 -B-i-5 micro, Great view. Call Oave 378- Female, NS, serious student wanted 10 Roommate wanted F n/s for own bdr/ba in share 2brm I bath in historic house No 4841 8-20-14-5 Private room 9 bath in luxurious NW a brand naw maIle home. 81175/nm F student to share room in 3bd/2bajfurn petal 23 yrs and older, please Wood Cell Kathy 375-69O. 8--25 spartonly/ 125/and 1/4 until at Oak For- house, w/ wash/dry, fireplce, dishwah. **LUXURIOUS OAKSAOOK WALK** floors B180/mo Call Temmy 37t-7747 esal avail NOWI 336-8032 9-3.5 -. 2-5 ceiling tans, $275/mo + 1/2 until, Dave NEEDED: mare roommate for apt on NW Stand mew, completely tuearn. Walk I0 332-0102 0r3784600 8-9-1-5 Up. I or 2 p mm.a. line 2 Br23a condo 15St. 8155/mo. Call 375-043 60-1-5 Greenwich Green - n/s I rate, naw for summer ilor fall. Europen kitch. complex. metr bdrm, own bath, tfe cable, w/mltre; wash/dry; malxenie; snu. 1 5 miD frm UF. $245 mO + FIX util call Ugelt Ga.a rity; much more. Call Dne 375-4541. 374-9057 3-20-14-S Paula 8-9-3-5 kuTat.i

Two n/s F roommate. needed to Fall Re. *CLOOKeOwn bed in 4br house 4 miles to UF, hot tub, study, fncd yd pe. glncy Oaks 3bdrm 2bsth Call Marcy 338- l 888 -2013-5 Ok $100 mo, 1/3 util. Jim 33-130 or = ri ell"I', -a 338-0403 0-R-3-5 mm HUNDREDS Need NIS F upperclassman to sharerm of roommates at your fingoriips We can In luxury t in OAKSROOI WALK. Cool help you find that Ideal roommate FAST peopta only, please 375-035 8--3-5 Gaer Rental Finders UP Plaza 336- Mo4g, 8-20-11-5

Maie Christian, own rm, 2brtI - town- -I- house. near UF/VA, $155/mo + 1/2 uil. Lf A 27- dep neg. 336+6237 after pM 8-9-1-5 2 Givens Forest, 2 n/a F, Share mats, ste wallbiktmo UF. 2 1/2 Be. pool wed. 5225 + I/ ull 370-926011-245-4143 collect -- , . 6-0-5 S -E w * Roommate - bdrn w/privste bath town- VAME. %W. house uslime to UF, kitchen - access CAW. 1,10ii 14215 mcl tl Contact Cecd 332-0706 or CUM. AVJ04. 392-5212 6-20-7-5 lei Grad to share N W 2br/2bh $1444115, y SW fancy 2br $173 + 1/2 Also, NW or VOLAOL. 2b,/2bth$306 Fancy SW2br$330 373, p 8310. 80-93-5

Min/s for rail to share aW double wIde mobile home, quiet. mwn bdba. call 8f*3- fl 4*4-3144 A 813-465-5915 S-S-S-S Lekin fa a nice place? F/ne far own ri 20/ or 2 F to sMare im $1N0 each Great condo Wed, security CALL 33-1fl2 8-9-5-5 WtNONEAWOWS - I ne or own rm Ifbe In 2trla turn apt. I mi. to UF, no peta. aSC/mo + 1/3 utIl savi S/Is 116)4111 2S. 8-20-S-S BRANDYWINE 1/2 mile Is UF FU NIOMED 2BR A $50/,+ 1/2 SloS W .-r a., seem. Jcui 5,5, weight reefi, IO pm. S?2-SM. shfiiDM. -4- LA bestelle ste te. needed he. n . IrS Sht - Seb./2ba mbU. inasriy t, uet e. A li term- t I - a "V mfi. F - le " awp. 2br j.b oW wlhs. selbl* n. 4 ItD LU. quiet, 3F Ho S . 14 mtI. Sl-US ftf. 8-0 4 THURSDAY, AUGUST9,1991.1AUJGATOM,I ROOMMATES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE F serious student or own room in nice MICRO CENTER, Compulers 37 S1146EXTRA LONG SOFA AND MATCHING Nice clean modern urniture and antiques Graduate Wanta to give student great deal qu mt-turn NW house, 2 carports, I Editor s choice - Hewlett Packard It eil at reseorable prices Come take Two matching couch lor sale Must sell Norlhgale CHAIR 870 obo CALL 336-4328 609 4 5 a mi to campus $170 + 1/3 Ut 392 Price lower than mali-order look THE PLUNDER HOUSE 511 SW Yesterday Call 371 1834 90-2 444 2336 0297 6-025 Syslema below include Imb, 40mb(28meo) Melching iota & logesert $t75 small *lt Ave 3726577 SAC VISA AMEX Harddisk, graphics monitor MC 246/12 dinette w/4 chairs - $95 mens cruiser 89-4- Twin bed in great condition W/ frame call Sporrow Condo -rmmnl needed for 2mrs 61195, MC 38csx $1370. Nortlagete $60 338-7329 6-9 4-6 336 7447 S 9 2-5 in 2 story 3bd'2 Sba. pool/clbhs 386/20 -$2399 Leading Edge ieSop w140 DP Gympac 350O weight racing et w/at dcqutbliall. tennis $20008 + 1 ulil MB hd S battery $2395 1 A 2 year war Study desk w/chair & hutch $75, cot, tachmnens Like newly $350 Call Sarah PA system 350W arMp 4 year warranty Kalre332 6067 8-9-2-5 ranties Onsit warranties Pansonic sleeper $55, lablirctiairs $so aolher misc at 375-3378 8-4 6 E V speakers. cables Lee. than I year I 180 printer $15. NP Laser Jet ip lams all prices neg Call 336-7350 any- old $750 00 Call 374-8631 0 9 2 6 ROCKY POINT need mi/f n/a in 2br/2ba $1040 3743W Universily Ave 89 126 time 6-9 4 6 Rattn Sleeper Sora 6 Chair $150, 10 parcy furnished, class to UF $209/mo + cubic It fridge 675. Call Sherre at 372 Must sell While Doorstore wall unie. like I uil Call (305)238-4642 V Moss 8 Crimectopper Car Alarms new. $50 Modern X 40RadarDo Must sell 13" Gold Slar color TV CRM 5358, water 6pm 377 5841 8-9 46 matching couch. 9 2 5 tctors, Sherwood, Sansui, Sony Orion loveseat I chair, with matching colte & Bazooks. 4400 sill1 in bow - als month old $100, S-drawer end tables. Home or Car Stereo We Beet 372-0895 or 371 2700 6-9 5-6 dresser 8 nt Bland A lamp $250 Cati 374 6538 6 9-2-0 All Prices 373 3754 8 9-24-6 wood W/ gold rim. $70 obo for set, call Living room Set sots, 6 FOR SALE FURNITURE desk wahutch, big bed. anytime 378 4952 9 3-6 2 chairs, col A 2 CAR ALARMS installed remote control - end Ibis ,ttentian good condition TYPESETTER+ Verityper S410 2 Disk any car drilt tabie, couch, Moo MIOPED black HORlE 4 truck or van fully guaraenled will drai b2-speed SALE $18 0obo Call Chris 332 2140 Iv mag driveS, 2 film cassettes, 2 film canniaters demo Call Call after 2pm Ken, 336-9193 student iv mie 373-1807 S -5-6 7' wings 'trailer, gear 8 9-2-8 Factory roconditlofed, unused in past 2 sage 8-20-21 6 Call John 378-3878 yrc Perfect for small typesetting 1990 GOLD MEDAL WINNER, jobs For sete dresser $60. nightstard $30 Leave message 8 9 3B our DIXIE Good machine Or emall type shop Sys- BIKE SALE GRAPES, for jurce SIX other kinds for Color ty 140. qn bed $76, desk 830,Si S bok orm includes 3 rolls 6 in RC film &6 font Lerge selection of used Quality bikes $35, am table w/wheels Serrano Free Weight eating. jolly or WINE On 10 acres, quan- 080 Call The Alligator at shelf disks $3.500 New AT bikes at good prices Gator Share 372 5574 -06 RACKET STRINGER lity discaunia Crevasse's Vineyard, I ml 373 9926 for more Into, Cycle 3321 SW Archer Road 373 3M2 Sect Offer. Twin Bed $15, N of ARcher on US 41. follow large sione, 8-9-0-- Desk 620 376-2104 8-9-3-6 open, -*pm, 495 2428eves B-0-2-6 -. Alpine. Kenwood. Sony and 30 more For sale sola brown plaid make Into dou- brands e el e out New Lesmilani Car ble bed excellent $175 332 1504 8-9- 2 ike new twin beda with matching bed Moving salo bedroom set $75, dinette 1960's Gibson Firebird $300, 1940 Na- 3-S Stereo Spellles 2215 NW 13 St. 372- tional Isp steal $125, lane Midi Guitar reads S150 Call 336 1150 8 9-3- $75. office desk A chair $100. lromed an, 0-20-25- $750, Fender tens racket, weteraki equip, plus much 2070. super twin reverb $375, DESPERATE MUST SELLI Huge TOA PA cabinets $650. Fender But WATERBED Brand Newt Queen size more. make olter 373-0947 lill Aug 14 Blue so lakoper $225 A dnette "e A/ semi-w.velese pin, bookcase WAterbed 8-9-2-8 COMPUTER SYSTEMS let $225. much more in good shape 373 butcher block top, 6100. both neg Call $200 Call 336 1729 after 5 ask for 60286-12 Min, ItRAM, 43mb ide hard 6078, -20 6 33-1602 89-3-6 drive, 1.2 or 1.44mb floppy, 14 mono-r Brenda -- 3 6 **Nice, king 9ite, waveless warerbed, chrome, 101 keyboard only Slos 19081 Honda 75099 great condition $950 dark cak wood frame Call 3368537** MUST SELL Living room and Dining room Sets At metchung Chair reclin, cile* * 9-2-8 *028$-20erhat-*tSS. *038SX-6mhs.- oto Gold A white qn sleeper cots $150 furniture, cal for detall 375-3348 very table S 2 end ables Good Cond , 610 Sf4" (Upgradet. student discounts, 2 brown A fsh lamps $25 ea Call 371- neg a--3 6 financing evallable.) Cal ELITE at 335. 3210 -9-5-0 obo, full bed W/ heedbd 850 335-7153 LAMBS lor salO 40-90 lb $1 001b Call eves 8.0 3 9 392-4810(d) or 378 1300. 8-20-5- 7484(e), leave mae- For Sale Dinette set. min bed and bed- sage 8-0.2-6 Must sell 1982 Plymouth Horizon AiG room set (dresser 8 mirrOr and chest of AM *gd condition 1200orbestole Furniture lor rnt- full living room 8 bed drawer) and s014 sleeper in goodl codi- room s Price negotiable Call 407 470- 0 AM Computer PS-2,25. Dual 3 1,2 disk. WORD PERFECT 6.1 ca 372-090 or 371-270 anytime 6-0 Ioan Cal 375-4053 8-0-34 Student and Faculty discount. Only 5-6 t537 erly evenings 4--3O6 Color monitor, Enhanced keyboard. $133 00 from ELITE, Call 33S-1300 8- Mouse, plus aGM graphic printer $1400 00 Compuler Atari *00XL w/ disc drive, Papasons. wickerrockers, wicker bdr fur 33S-9083 8-9-2-6 printer, cAseette, & over 70 games, $175. niture, baskets 4 more at warehouse Kenwood OxO speekere, $100, 334-5477 prices. Sale Fri 9-6 A Sat 9-4 at inletstate Super single waterbed, mo old, wAItner 5-0-3-6 Mini-Storage I ml north of Archer Rd Mc A bookcase heedboard. $1 50 485-2626. Donalds on 40th Blvd 6-9-3-0 * ANEW king ai, waveless water bed, 3 For Sate Murray Beach Cruiser Excellent padded rails, light pine wood, SWEET Sleeper SOFA A matching loveseat. condition $100 ObO 376-5989 -9-2-8 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE headboard. sheets includedL Franklin Queen WATERBED w/ateets, Dining EdIe by flrde Michel Jail 334-5210* 0-9-3-6 TABLE; DESK wlbookshelt CALL 373- Full size bed onsimbi. mattress. Ago 46" a-9-3-6 spring. lie. bedsprad. pillo shares. ACROSS 40 9-12 year odds 54 Timor-a bucket **oraduatlng** mustS lt** twit size pluaa tb of sheet. $150 08 Calcol- 4 Cty oada' lact 113-327-4262 6-9-2-6 I Bergman- Abbr 43 orssiend 56 Eareoware at bed A boa (like ne".-mo.) and 3 drawer Graduating-Muct cell, Couch-bed Si50, whit dresser, both S call 338-18. colo TV 850. bokehelf $20. 3 edtles 5 o n provies 46 56 Makes mistakes Large capacity Kenmoe Heavy Dey clssice At $20 *AMl end 4 barstol at 815cac 6 cia,. Bon, 47 Meager 5 Life stories, Call 377 8S or more info 8.--, washer and dryer. older model, works 1 Ancent 7 am"ge 49 Orlant bLrIefly Twin bed. 2 couches, and misc, W0ee great, green. $175 or beet offer 331- 14 C.,ta S Cohet davadr 52 Diving bird 62 Mnch items Prices negotiable Call Kathy Moving sale lovesent & chaIr $95, ent 6742 1-1-2-6 theater-goere 9 kmnalive 53 Noblemen 63 conftiner 375-84B9 -42-S center $55, dresser 2 Large A aIde tables $52, ****AIR CONDITIONER** is - ard Anon 10 .Aso lper dining table A 4 chairs INS. couch $35, i6 Alfirm II De n. a. toe oinette set. 4x3 table w/4 chairs a 1Iear. end more Call 378-2389 8-0-1-6 large. I small REASONABLE 377-gol5 17 Greek Or $150 Desk w/chair, 650 Desk Wtout 18 Ash eggs 12 Free. chair. $25. Uving ran. chair wtbtown STUFF. 36 gal tank, cttand mole $100. cushion & wo Iree, $25. Call 373- balwvine QUEEN SIZE WATERBED 4 SALE 641 19 Fout pan HR'nnmun HlO'g~g mdi w glue doea SN, Iange- wavelese, W/ 13 Mild oer, 5523 11-0-2-6 reo skaews 10-12 610. Powell Perrelt heater $100 Call Jennifer at 20 Under poorest 15 Wy Malck skateboard *50. Lotus 123 &Wordperlect 372-"15 8.9-. drCums S 21 Fknleh fir Computer 10mi At. 30moeg hard drive. 840.a. Cal GaWe at 377-5433. 8-0-1-S 22 Santago 23 Red dywo nilnnn" ' i 515' floppy, B40k ram. monochrome, "a Classlfleda. barp 25 Red - beet graphics, mouse abe cell 371-Ie, 2 WOOD WORK DESKS 6100 EACH 24 Ohs 2U Cori~t 6.9-2.6 CALL 177-6673 8-t1- Continued on nexi page. 26 Uke a ti, at 29 Drying ovens moon Hi0lon Rnon bases AWt 31 "Tel mewee 27 Del et eRMov &rm 30 StIe from 32 FA blooms. for log RAM &MYwa Graf M*ILY! WLTEWS MUW!TOPI A AEW 60 100 1 32 OISoenle 33 RelWouS 36 A Gara., ICWm'A Sim 11-fring rinnnn rin 110 VfAr hi (tQ& 36 A way n or out 34 Counting shp KWPI To SMIW tmW h 4Lm pill D 37 nIhoer 3 "-ay. not 38 Pruen 39-co liLIESSMTONI % --- 41 8 rig rm Netnw 4 42 Feel r: , 5- iri unwell r ri r -M kai O '8I LI 44 Exchongd -- id0 45 Fr holy woman MM I IMOII$LY ArrF I III L 48 Estlmete oftidally 48 =ta + 50 Commeraern Ir - ~4d Wear 51 Big cat 55 Boor. pat GDL~j g 0 1 "sj" 0 a 575?Pndemel ;:n 59 N orm _.- + W~u A VAilLAE 60 M tain K, AE tw befll&u - 61Gald dogs FOR TOW 111b110 7 LL =TRES 54 Fi i LO NW. 1l FiltZ 68 tfI W.& SI , IT-V I 67 Mwft l sAett nIT Son 1 dIBM m -I- -V4 I*SKD 2 Pflog 3 - -U , , "M- -"of VONa wa. 1F111M offnewearso clues from today's puztze, canl 14004"6130 dO0W l. IOWnucns. tUhJ be Ald 05 ONO p le . *j yy km a uhnaw oy del - ne. 2- ALUGATOR ThURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1990 FOR SALE FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES 10 WANTED. SERVICES *** *Al CONDITIONER**** ****Want sell 1976 Bass Boal and 85 Magna 500 orig owner Only 7800 m' Local Artist needs COLD, Gems Class 12 000 BTUs Thai i4Is & cools Co'y'Dua 1976 GOMO Truck as is CaI 376 4920 Mini cond Looks and runs perfectly Rings ETC Top $ or trade Ozzie's Fine BREAD & ROSES moved vil Iage Apartrmntls under waranly Afler 5 pm daily**** -9 1 6 Cheap on gas and maintenance Park all Jewelry 373-9243 8-20-25-10 37 7 9615 9 2 6 over Helmets & U lock $1750 obo Grad ABORTIONS 1233 NW 101h Ave Salan Audio is Gainesvilles newest S in- uating Must sell 336-8271 $ 9 3-8 Wanted Carn-Trucks MUST SELL bdrm turn Twin size bed 372 164 esi in car audio cellular A security For Salvage, running/not ,hts and dro S5cr * ,mirror $90 running MCVISA/Insufance or bes Custom installation A repairs 338 1128 1576 Otte, cIr Slacy 335 1055 8 9 2 6 wrecked etc 371 Free Pregnancy Test 9 AUTOS We Buy and Move 8 20 16 10 MeAber Furniture and mountain bike CoUch, side ORANGE AND BLUE AUTO INSURANCE National Aborlions Fedron Padded qn Si waveless watbd 6 mo CASH FOR tables Iary boy all for S75 Sch*.nn Mesa low rates. low payments, Fasal drive thru YOUR BIKE We pay top dol old $175 7 1/2 11 wall unit $135. sleeper for for cruisers and M Bikes Getor runer wilh Schimanop$ ' cond $175 sofa wiTh loveseat $140 desk/dresser servIce. Se ha1e Espanol 377 2277 377 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? 378 8643 0 9 1 6 CARS We care 8-20-8-9 Cycle 3321 SW Archer Rd 373 3912 $40 335 0225 8-9-1 8 804 10 Get confidential testing and treatment at PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377-0881 A. MOV ING SALE Speakers, Yamaha Cannonale 56cm, LOOK pod Shimano 1980 200Sx hatchback- new pairt Ken- 20 25-11 wood aml case GUITARIST/ Vocalist wanted for student 120w) $100, ever, Kurwood 50W) 105. Cateys Vectra. 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HEISMAN wa, not confused by anything we touches the ball. SOCCER from page 16 threw at him." "I said from the first time he Hagan became only the sixth walked out on the practice field in from page 16 yards in leading the Hurncanes to quarterback in history to rush for shorts that he was going to be sorme lhe kids have lots of fun, the national tide. He is .0 as a 1.000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards thing special," Notre Dame Coach T starter and will have a season last year, leading the Buffaloes to Lou Holtz said. "He's our wild card, Rivera said. Mistakes are of easily forgotten because experience under within a game of the national title. because we ask him to do a little bit the second-year game moves so quickly." coach Dennis Enckson to draw on. Webb was eighth in the nation in of everything." . Detmer completed 265 of 412 rushing last year as a freshman, 'Tere are other candidates, but Rivera's wife, Sandi, also a despite not earning his first starting each has a major drawback. ) , pauses last year for 4,560 yards, South- Youth Soccer Inc. volunteer, coming within 139 yards of Ware' assignment until the sixth game. He em Cals Todd Marinovich was UPI said besides having fun, the season total in 166 fewer attempts. finished with 1,236 yards and aver- Freshman of the Year in 1989 but kidslearn alot becauseof the He also shredded a usually tough aged nearly six yards a carry. he's a quarterback In a tailback-ori- teamwork involved in soccer. smu Penn State defense in a Holiday Then there's Ismail, perhaps the ented offense. Alabama running no as- Bowl loss. most talented player of the bunch. back Siran Stacy likely will suffer OSoccer helps the kids in He plays split end, flanker and half- from the pass.oriented tendencies of school, and in dealing with AmfdwonHeadn "Detmer is a great one," Penn back and returns both punts and new Coach Gene Stallings. Iowa people and pressure," Sandi Alsockshion State Coach Joe Paterno said after kickoffs. That will be important, be- State's Blai Bryant is the top re- said. "I see how it builds con- VIVE rnw. FOPe that game. "He smells of confidence. cause the biggest key to his candi- turning rusher from last season but fidence and self-esteem in the . LIR He has a great feel for the field and dacy will be the number of times he a lack of exposure will hurt him. kids. Irs wonderful to see.*

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F ,- Mile SPORTS Business as Soccer a smash with area youths By MIKE SCHULTZ usual during Alligator Writer Every four years the rest of the world works itself into a next 3 weeks frenzy over soccer's World Cup, while Americans yawn Story lines to follow over the next Iaree and smy, "So what?" we eks UF is so apathetic it doesn't even field a soccer team for The San Antonio Spurs will hold a Wel NCAA competition come Dwayne" party for Dwayne Schintzus. But a closer look reveals No one attends. Not even Dwayne Instead, there is a strong interest in Schintzius gets his first haircut since leaving soccer in this country - Gainesville. The barber, not pleased with the among kids. Spun' first-round choice, carves lDeVoe" in "In Gainesville, more kids Schintzius' hair . are playing soccer than football and baseball combined," said s Gregg Doyetl Ray Rivera, a volunteer with Youth Soccer Inc. Rivera said this year more BLEACHER BUM than 1,100 kids between the ages of 5 and 17 will compete Pete Rose will lead hisprison softball earn on one of the 70 teams spon- in batting. No one will notice Rose also sored by Youth Soccer Inc. charges fellow inmates four cartons 01 Win And Rivera said that number stons apiece for autographed baseballs Ev is only scratching the surface. eryone will notice. Rose will deny it Hundreds of other kids and vehemently, blaming the mound of sOKes REGGIE GRANT - ALUGATOR inhiscellon Cincinnati owner Margie young adults play soccer in Despite not fielding an NCAA-competIng soccer team, Up has a club squad and hosted last Schol. leagues sponsored by local spring's A.C. Moore tourney. N1 was framed" YMCAs and other organiza- 13-team tions. Students at UP have grown from six teams to its for that lack of coverage. He cer, Rivera said the skill level Rosanne Barr will become the San biego Padres'third-base coach, making it alngh( to formed a soccer club which current 70. said professional soccer in this country is light-years Rivera said many people are leaguescannot survive without behind the rest of the world. tug at her crotch and spit in public Later, competes against other univer- she and Eric Dickerson mill sing a duet of -sity clubs, not aware of soccer's popular- TV, but the continuous action "European children play soc- ity because it doesn't receive of the game doesn't allow for cer all the time," Rivera said. Sinatra's "My Way." Dickerson will then quit The popularity of soccer in the singing business - citing poor r1dio the United States is nothing the press and television cover- the commercials networks re- "American children have too age of other American sports. quire. acoustics - unless, of course, MoFown Of new. For the past 20 years, many distractions, like video fare big bucks for another tuie or two interest in soccer has grown wfhe only time soccer gets 'Could the NFL survive games." steadily, Rivera said. any coverage is during the without TV coverage?" Rivera What is important to Rivera, Black golfer Jim Thorpe will win the VGA Youth Soccer Inc. is a per- World Cup," Rivera said. "And asked. though, is that the kids enjoy Championship at Shoal Creek Country Club fect example of that steady this year the coverage was It's doubtful- themselves while playing. and apply for membership at the all-while growth. The organization, mostly negative." Even though many Amei- country club. "There goes the neighbor- which started in 1977. has Rivera blames economics cans are participating in soc- see So.r, page 15 hood,0 Shoal Creek's president is heard to utter upon seeing Thorpe's kids on the dny- ing range . Dallas will sig Emmitt Smith for four year. at nearly $1 million per. On his way to TBS will televise Gators' Heisman race the Cowboys' training camp, Smith. UFS all-time leading rusher, will part the Gulf of Mexico and change Dallas ownerJer SEC opener with 'Bama unpredictable Jones' diet soda to Gatorade.- UF football coach Steve Spurrier will announced Wednesday. The NCAA analyzes a few more cases, make his Southeastern Conference IThtt P. nna hears a few more appeals, and realize it Allred, who Arnold said is the first made a mistake by barring UNLV from the debut in style. TBS Sports will televise player from Texas he has ever signed, Thanks to the NFL, handicapping the Heismian the Sept. 15 UF-Alabama contest in Tus- 1991 NCAA basketball tournament Upon was an All-Conference selection as a Trophy race has become tougher. Runnin' Rebel coach Valoosa, the Gator.' first game on the The league's new hearingthegood news, sophomore, leading Murray State Com- junior-eligibility draft rulestare JerryTarknan quits to become the NCAAs conference schedule, the network an- munity College to the Texas regional encouraging many top contenders to forego an- nounced Wednesday. Alabama coach tournament. As a sophomore, Alred hit other chance at the most prestigious award in chief investigator . Gene Stallings also will be making his .357 with nine home runs and 56 RBL college sportsand begineamringapsycheckayear George Steinbretner buys the Cleveland SEC debut. He hit .303 with 42 RBI as a freshman. early. Camliers, then fires coach Lenny Wilkens in The 1990 Heisman race could have been a good his firt act as Cavaliers owner, replacing him *Kyle should help fill the void at sec- one If last yea's juWor. had stayed. Seven of the with Ducky Dent. Steinbrenner tries to sign ond base left by the departure of senior top 11 vote-getters were underdacmen, including Rehsie Jackson to an offer sheet. "We need Bill Minnis," Arnold said. "It has taken winner Andre Wan, but he and there others In an outside threat . R OUND UP some time, but we are very pleased that that group will be playing In the NFL this fall. Kyle will be.a part of ouir progmm Chimp Bears coach Mike Ditka blasts Beginning this year. those wanting a accurate William Trh igeratou Perry after Perry - Kickoff is scheduled for 12:40 p.m. Getting a quality athlete from the state feel for the Heisman race will have to lok into the EST, 11:40 aim. in 'Tbcaloosa. of Texas is a big plus." weighs In at Chicagos training carTp " ranks of last year's sophomores and fresh mn. pounds o wegh. perry, a svelte 397- For Up, the contest will be its 17th Teas A&M's Darreui Lwis Is one of the top for national television appearance In Its last As a senior at lorina High, Allied placd d"e tackle, gives up football earned first-teem all-state honors she candidates, as is Tennessee's Chick Webb. They profeSoal mendng. Or t int sumo Wres- 31 games and the 20th time in its last 38 ar Joined by quarterback Darlan Rag of Colo- games that it has apeaed In front of a hit .429 with s hon, 19 tolen bases and had a .987 fielding perc of ri~ Gung and Cragerw f wflve national teleishon audience. 7L;ghV1 reing CMimi,ud Boson guard Brief gaw says be won't UF and Alabama open their sems age. swml - the multkalented IaIghltb lugEof Notre nflo. the bm akes. the Celtics release on Sept. 8 a the Gainrs host Oklahoma Moberg pas Class-A upoal Dae. ariy likd and Kevin McUhle and change State and Alabama plays host to South- Former Up center fielder Mike oIw wide %pea- erm year somebody aw &a 53 of the Beaton Gardes to the Oliv er Miss. Moberg is leading the ClamA Salt Lake steps into the picture " said Dedw, the nations Gardw . Up sign. Texas second bememan City Thrppers in hittag with a .357 w- lop-rated quarterback In 19 "You never know Aws coas e haito of UFS cae, The UF baseball team plhuged a Sa erage. Moberg, UFs aII-tme single. until the lit gass of the yw.0 flh CA dai edhpen lh in its infield with the signing of Kyle son leader in doubles, paces the Erickson coapied 147 of 273 pass for 2,W1 as isr td' liii Ilke his face." Alfred of Lorina, Teas, to a national 'Tappers In elghtof 10 offensive catego- see Han, m 15 XCA S witfd UF Ahds& Director letterof Intent. Gaors coach Jo Arnold ries. -. Amspager.