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Cerebral Palsy Walkathon TVt»e«aS5,ieTiric.r*arielwpret>.iltktiet.« Theiraer «nlherwirWrlfn th, mm Trattwa,* terminal trite, the ta-kat am* fWaal rmmMnp tic-ken «r joM Ic on* year fjram the data of ptarchaa* Prepaid «» »a> erkei, areata Met.,, from ifwnVerrf pur, h»r The sixth annual walkathon for Cerebral Palsy will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., tomorrow, at the Orange Bowl. Applications to walk are available at Burger King Everyone who walks receives one ticket to the 96X Super Bowl of Rock "n' Roll! Campus Crusade for Christ Trailways Beach party at Crandon Park, 11 a.m.. tomorrow, at parking lot For more information call Trailways 443.1664 | number two. For more information and rides, call x-4662 r—— Vttrition I imtM>it\ W ule Problem Student Retention Environment Is Goal
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out t.i idem tvodv should hj decision nuaranti ed clearly defined means i point parenis and in Ihr lot mul*iion and appl • Ihr sici.ieiii hod, should be in bung the- dropout I le nsliiutional polit's t'ffeiiing ara- ihe harsh • i earning volved m ihr srtlinc ol I nlvrisiiv clemt, and student aftaits pruuiiiev r g . luiiictn charges, alio cation ot tumts lot insiiu, non. li btaiv support, tornling toi inlrtco! lesiaie alhlrin • Heie right) cighi . I the studentaaj n-ni ot Ihi Vluni m administrators, fa, ult> and mis had subataotlal proportions both i.. ("f disagi e • kce clgtll/lllg lhal. dM lo limit ed ifsitiitc rs. Ihr Universal) has mil been ahle lo ntaliilaln high slaiitl.otls lion . of housekeeping ami maintenance In us residence halls, ihr Unlver.lt) should provide aildilioual t rsom c rs Impiov mg ihi Im (hese put puses in an rlloil to nil pi civ i- siiidrnl sal i si a, I to it i let i sc-v c-ni v foui pe-i i eui ot the l Ubel and hi studenls. sisiv nine percent Ol the M*\INI cceaw t,li llltv and lllllfl V liv e- pel c fill ol studenl i • Hie i:ii-a. in t.ce i. almost Muilriil Ml.iiis V< i.mi Kick Vi l man vv. i.o. iiail all group! .ei/i reel on Ibis point w heie mimeom e II should hr Ihr 1 inveisilv \ i e- elite,,1* l>i llltll, i '* Inn, I IttfMl ernmeni >• spoiistltililv Ice rsiahhsh as a high '/'/ rn, ot up (Ol budgel priority i ha- allocation • >t oi.vioiiiv an extremelj Important •trongl) Influence student *.n IV il v oi c luh on liinds fol assisi ni|.: students with e a responslblllt] ol • la. uiiv .imi ad lion ami Inrreaae Mudeni retention pus reel planning |oh pine enseal ami i a inim-.t i tloi • \ look at ihe suppoi i 1 lil e lliei e i i in it tec islnlls I hei e Is fOI Ihe unpin l.lm e ol adv i iiie ni among I hi groups « ith Ihe e» in sontrilnng, 1 ubc-l -,.u,l hi vv ill I he inaioi ilv ol all gi mips feel Ihis Ing from parental «-,»•.i,iv mm i c-phon ol Ihe 1,1. nil V un i i people and cc ill vv am to sitaj u is an unpen l.cnl Issue \ml manv i e- c enl • Hon would you rale the quality Ihe t mv ei MI \ -, cc iii iii lent Ion studies hav e- -.how n thai i u 0 I he I llivrtsllv should pl.ic •• a ni undergraduate educatloa al lite i linn .ot mil 11 al pei i ol ii u ho have a i ai eii goal anil high liiiilgi-i priori,) em programs I Hive isllv eel Mlallll.' sic- thai 'iiev an- making piog anil services fOI Ihr pri siinal giowlh Mil mini i . .1 m.i|oi pi ohlrm IHI ..vv ,n ei thai goal don'I eh oi und drvelopitirnl ol sliulenls ul< Hei hal he gi nop hold • ample, ami 11 . .1 pi olili-m th , studle also Indli ati Ihr t lassiiiiiin. Ing Un i mv II Hi imdei graduate all i an help In i hanging Of »i program In hl| iiiuis need help m making i arei 1 le-i i sg nn the11 -nl Ial W . . amioI . olllpai e- om I mv , I'-o enl l°h i impoi i,mi, m i,- differences between ihe- students w ith Ihe iv v i inc.en i hool w in, ii gai d-. lo ,iii i iii.HI hei en • p i o (Dmpeieni v infaiuliv advtalng .mil i,n ulty (fifty pel • enl student have ai i- o no u. ilm should hr one criterion used In 4a agreement; fitiy-twn pel e enl fae ul 'le .1 III. I ill Ihe i Inlvei ill) is v nung and Mil de i rl '•I I iieli-nl I In n opimoii . 01 lh lei mining faculty promotions, merit ii.i. i nie-iil ) Manv tac nil', feel liplng hill vv e ,11 . In, kv III llle salaiv me teases .met if mire. i li.ii gi nv ill onh oc , ni in i In i i Inlvei sil in lmp
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cal contraptions and adopt sim Our campus is rapidly acquir pier and more beneficial meth ing an appearance which can be ods of transportation (such as best described as resembling a the long neglected "best foot for Student Attrition jammed parking lot. ward method" and the increa- Metal and steal machines are isidro garcia signly popular bicypeople as covering the scant scenery we well do have with sooty vapors and bright colors which distort any I have an answer for thest Can Be Remedied people.The University should pretensions of harmony we may- have in our landscape. editorials editor build a partially subterrenean parking lot behind the Memorial The problem is not a lack of i lassroom Building with a ca- parking, as most people say, but (>ac ity of 10.000 automobiles By Better Services an excess of it. This is because Ihis lot would contain levels there is an excess of automobiles to think it is located smack in sphere." of this increasingly ha above ground as well so as to op in this school for the rich. front the Student Union -a site roque school. timize use Of space. Security most visitors pass through to get The automobile should be would be hired to patrol the lot The Eaton Hall parking lot i-1 The problem of attrition, and the goal of retention was the topic an impression of the campus "at eliminated Irom campus and protect its contents good example. Cars are often of discussion at a meeting held last Monday in the Student Uniom. mosphere." grounds. Parking lots should be The meeting which was attended by many student leaders, admimis- double-parked over the barren doMroyed and covered wilh ill course, there are students trators and employees, was an attempt by Administrators to alert lot. As the sun reflects off the Some schools remedy this glut net's and benches set r\et\ om who would object to walking the the campus of these problems and to outline steps to be taken in an surface of some of these bizzare- of the automobile bv preventing can enjoy the potentially pleas "tremendous" distance from ly-colored vehicles and when the effort to alleviate the problem. freshmen from bringing cars on ant eiuironnient we LAIX haw iheir rooms in the M0 Complex silt on the ground is kicked campus. I have a different prop here. to the envisioned lot behind the While attrition is a problem shared by all universities across the around by stale odorous wmd.v ostium which would do much to Memorial Building just to use nation, it seems to especially plague the University. this lot becomes one of the most enchance the physical appeal Naturally, not everyone is iheir cars. And there would also To correct the situation. Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. grotesque sights on campus. And ance, therefore the "at mo willing to give up (hen mechani William Butler has made a number of recommendations through be professors who would see il which the University hopes to build an environment for retention. as immoral for them to ha\ walk a few blocks to teach a Several of these proposals may be implemented at no cost to the University, and may indeed serve to alleviate the attrition problem. We recommend that these steps be taken immediately. While many of Hut these comfortable turkeys the goals outlined, involve improving student academic advising ser- would soon enough learn to strut i it es to students, especially first year students and transfers, several instead of shifting into drive and of them involve simply improving the manner in which the student is 1 cursing because the air condi treated bvfacultv members and emplo tioning isn't working. How many times have you gone to a particular department, an and have been kept waiting 10 or 15 minutes while a group of secre The point is that Ihe increased taries sat around gossiping? Not having his presence even acknowl beauty we could gain from de edged when he desperately needs assistance is likely to turn a stu molishing the parking lots and dent off very quickly. planting things in their place far outweigh the disadvantages of Or, to list another common problem, how many times have you continuing to slowly choke our been sent across campus by an employee or faculty member only to selves with the curse of the auto discover that you had been refered to the wrong place? mobile. Simple improvements in information sen ices could help to make the student feel less frustrated about his position at the Uni Of course, if students and fac versity. Since research has shown that the majority of students who ulty give up the convenience of leave the University continue their education at another insititu- parking proximity, we should tion.we couldn't agree more that a simple gesture of courtesy could expect the Administration to do be influential in keeping potential transfer students here. the same. They should give up their semi-holy parking spots be Many students who had been questioned after leaving the Uni hind the Ashe Building and walk versity complained of boredom and repetition in the classroom. ihrough campus as well. When students report that their courses at UM overlapped their high school courses it was not meant to compliment the quality of The automobile is an intimi the education that the student was receiving. Improvements obvi dating sort of animal, especially ously have to be made in the quality of the student body, and in lec when seen in the parking lot, its tures by professors. natural habitat. This animal Students also complained ot teehng as though they had little in stares at us, sometimes with four common with other students. This indicates the failure of student or- eyes, and i.s even more frighten ejt,« Names thai symbolize an era marshal, thai existed M Amenta's cam puses ad l hi'sr names steingold have all faded slowly into our history. At the height of the Vietnam controversy, however. IheM people were likely sources hurricane columnist for Inspiration and quotation by i in- pm loui campua generation. Studenl leaden ni iin- 1960s one e brought U.S. t ampuses to a e of turmoil bee BUM ol what led to a belief that college i.s |iist best yet due to the interest and the) believed a prelude to a frustrating pursuit spirit in the student body in •'•• seemingly, oui campuaes of a profession. spired, specifically, by the resi have taken a turn. We're more dents of the houses on San Sixteen- to 31-yeai-olds are i tine ei iicel abOUl OUI classes, Amaro Dr. the largest age group in our soci what we'll do upon graduation ety, the result of the "baby Ii is difficult to pinpoint a rea ami how to gel the most valuable boom." son for the sudden support for grades to open lln- necessary the Greek system or for an activ doors 10 the mad to employment It seems as though every step ity such as Homecoming. One taken by this generation went can only speculate. What happened? Where did wrong They went to college and the reeentmenl to everything la- overcrowded them. They sought Student excitement has surely lit'lccl "Ihe- s\ slem" go? Why is it lobs and succeeded in flooding not found itself in demonstra SO difficult to gci students in- the market in most professions. tions for lower tuition or h, volved m a com rete effort to They were mostly responsible food on campus. The campus at nuke c hanges on campu for electing a president who rep mosphere has taken on a resented change in Washington, strange, new tone of conserva- "Ihe protest lever" and dis- and he's only added lo the confu tivism amongst its dwellers. contenl ol the LaU IMOa seems sion. to have manliest ltsell in Ihe It used to be the goal of cam growing concern for what OM Student energies seem to be pus revolutionaries to outwit, will do when the college diploma popping up from a few areas this ridicule and avoid authority. The is received. To others, it has been semester. One impressive note struggle that took place nearly a evidenced by increased apathy has been the increase in fraterni decade ago led to an intense de lor all that takes place in the col ty enrollment. Ask any frat bate over the relevance of col lege arena. brother how this year's "spirit" lege institutions. compares to other years. Stu Students today have changed dents used to shun the atmo to a more practical idea: if you This last point is probably sphere created by the Greek sys want to change the world, you Miami Hurricana JAYNE KAMIN est to what has actually hap tem. Now, Greeks have become must first change yourself. pened. College has been criti- predominant leaders in campus Hostility against the system of Two Generations Share Homecoming "77 Spii ii d over and over again by events. government and its ideas that those aged 16 to 31. Not only were generated only resulted in The current goals seem to build a better core. Jusl as an ar- college siudent today is winking docs • college diploma not mean Another important campus a cold slap back into reality for for the betterment of om chitect will preserve the outside in a direction to build change as much as it did at one time, but event is Homecoming. This many of yesterday's demonstra coupled with the enjoyment and nt a building to keep Its tradition using the tools available to him. a decrease in job availability has year's activities prove to be the tors. industrv within 11 m to IA hi le remodeling the inside, the Grades have taken an unpi i dented importance in this light. This, many feel. Is the key to higher education.professional st hoois and job status. Today's campuses are quiet, but thai doesn't mean lhat ideas aren't being formulated. Many Apathy May Prevent Growth Into Top Institution colleges are changing admission policies, and Lighlenma up on ex isting requirements for gradua UM has so much potential to It's the trash and other in the second half. tion. The job market is very be one of the greatest colleges in things that destroy its appear It seems to be one extreme or over-crowded a.s compared to a the South, but it's lacking too ance, and I constantly hear peo the other, apathy or overenthu- decade ago. and there is no ap much to ever reach this point in ple complaining. siasm. parent relief in sight for the near the near future. 1 was amazed the other night jane marcus I think it's quite amusing future. The campus is beautiful, and when I was coming up to my when I hear people complain Amei It a's college' students are it has a decent academic stand room. I assume some people I how unfriendly and responding. In essence, they are point. But it's not lacking from were bored that night and lifted stuck-up people are here, when channeling their efforts into an the atmosphere or for education the water fountain off its pipes. assistant news editor they just play into the game and other type eel struggle, a quiet al reasons, merely from student The water was two inches are Jusl as unfriendly as the per one; that of enjoyment and self- apathy. deep, but it drained down the son ihev are complaining about. enrichment. No one seems to care about staircase which left it flooded. However, people create the Those feelings of the previous anything. People constantly find But. even 1 forgot; who cares? unfriendly atmosphere, and that college students have not been things to complain about. Obviously, no one cares, or own. They were well aware it holding up their banner with the is where I'M is lacking most. lost, but altered to where they If the dorms are in poor con obnoxious things of this nature would be difficult, however, letters of their frat blinding To be blunt, people here are are needed the most. dition, people complain. Maho would never occur. they did try, knowing the impos those people behind them from unfriendly and stuck-up. It's not So, these students aren't being ney/Pearson barely participated There were numerous com sibility. watching the football game. worth paying so much to go to a wounded while protesting, but in Homecoming (along with the plaints about MP not having a The Homecoming football The people behind them il which is only half a uni are spreading themselves thin by majority of the students here), float for Homecoming. The main game was a completely different yelled and threw things so they versity. trying to cram as much as they and people complained. People reason: one or two persons can story. There was so much spirit would remove their banner and While ii is academically fine, can before the next exam. are so unfriendly and stuck-up not build a float alone. during the game, and I think var sit down, but they didn't. Mas be the other half keeps getting Don't expect to see the radical, here, and still people continue to No one wanted to help build ious fraternities and sororities it was for the spirit points. Could worse. That is why UM may subversive leaders once plenti complain. the float, posters were up all overdid it just a little. that be the reason why the never reach the point where it is ful. Now they are scarce and can Has anyone ever wondered over the dorms, but no one re I'm not saving their spirit Greeks are so over-enthusiastic? one of the best colleges in the usually be found in the stacks of why the dorms look a.s they do? plied. was not needed, I mean, many However, they should have South. universities and its honors cours Well, the architecture is excel The word comes up again— others and I just made the error been aware that some people do It's just a beautiful campus, es trying to make ends meet. lent (in comparison with Othei apathy. Only a few people cared of sitting by them. watch the football game and with hollow buildings and Hopefully, success will be universlt) dorms). enough to try and do it on their One frat was standing and don't enjoy missing the kick-off ai Inev•( d m the major struggle of this decade. Medication May Be Cause Of Impotence \ boul with oral surger) has lelt me feeling like the comics ment. If you and your doctor elect to have the baby at home, 1 Character « ho walked forever under a black cloud of gloom. might add that it's a marvelous time to take pictures. Do send me Fortunately, my cloud is temporary and will disperse into the one of the baby. blue skies and rainbows lhal ctime with the tun o! Homecoming across testivilies. My thanks to those who made this week of together Q. My boyfriend says that he has a slight case of gonorrhea and ness possible that it is safe for us to have intercourse. Is this possible? I BUghter Whii li is shared breaks Iato I I Bacade of sparkling di mrs.g's desk A. It is no more possible to have a slight case of gonorrhea than amonds: iiiullil.Ht'ted moments for memory . It is good 10 slore the it is to have a slight case of pregnancy. 1 Ins is the time to be asser wonderful happenings of life here, in vears io come you can pull tive. Make sure that he has the proper treatment at once for his I lie in but with |oy, gi.II etui to have g i ail u.iled trom a great Univer safety as well as yours. We know now that the Gonotot c us with sity out treatment can ascent through the vas deferens and then contin It li.udh seems possible, bul I've- been associated with this by marian grabowski ue to the testes resulting in a painful, possibly dangerous infection. lovely place for 17 years, I've watched it grow toward excellence Sometimes the prostate gland is also involved. Take him by the With enormous pi ide. 1 hope in some small way I've helped make it hand, if necessary, to the Health Center or to the nearest venereal a better academic community disease clinic. I've placed my belief in the good Inline ol our complex society Q. I am a married girl who is interested in someday giving birth Q. You are killing Christ. You will burn in Hell forever for in its hands with confidence. teaching about sex. (tin students (thai is each ot you. my friends) are the most to our child by the I eboyer method at home. How do you feel about such home births with the doctor present, and what kind of emer A. About once a year some student sits down and stuffs an en beautiful people on earth My column is one for problems: but I velope with religious tracts over which are written such phrases think Us time to say I've never seen one day here in all these ycai s gencies could arise that a doctor couldn't deal with in a home situ ation? I think you are great. as these. I believe in a wise, loving and forgiving God. I believe withoui .1 sjiark of kindness, a sudden smile, a helpful hand or that the teachings of Jesus constitute one of the greatest of all ethi sharing of a new concept. When somebody asks me where I teach I A. Anticipating a normal delivery with excellent prenatal care, I can see great benefit in having a child in the comfort of your own cal codes of behavior. I ask only that you remember what He said have piolound joy in Baying at UM. about casting the first stone. 1 do not impose my philosophical be My roots have grown deep in this campus and my loyalties are home; particularly with your obstetrician present. Having seen sudden complications occur during delivery, I always rather hope liefs on you.. that the home is right across the street from a hospital. Please,my friend, do not try to impose yours on me. As the Q. I have lost all interest in sex. I don't want to feel foolish by world grows closer together we become more aware of the great calling my doctor, bul I am on medication for high blood pressure. However, your physician would be quick to note any adv. signs of complications and would have you transferred to a hospi goodness in all religions. Jesus was a great teacher who included Do you think there is any possible connection? all His people in the circle of love. We can do no k A. Interestingly enough, this was called lo my attention last tal immediately. All obstetricians I ki\ow and all nurse midwives who have a long honorable history are interested in the comfort Q. I think you're wrong about the use of chicken embryos in in week by Di Kenler from the Health Center. I had heard about the creasing libido. When I lived at home, we always ate eggs which connection the hard way many years ago. It does not appear in the and well-being of both the mother and child during delivery. I have written about the Leboyer method before. Many of his had incubated for five days. When I came to college, I was the only- literature which accompanies the drug prescription guy on my floor who could do it five times a night. Now that I am Your doctor would not have thought you foolish. I'm surprised principles have been accepted in delivery rooms in hospitals. Ln- fortunatley, he wrote a book which turned off many well-qualified no longer able to eat these eggs, I have noticed a decrease in my li he did not mention the possibility at the time of diagnosis and bido. treatment. obstetricians Decause of its somewhat unusual philosophy. No one A. I guess you have only two choices: go back to the farm or Both Inderal and Reserpine used to treat hypertension or angi questions much of his methodology. Many women who have home start studying. If you believe in the effectiveness ot chick embryos na may cause sexual impotence. Do call your doctor or make an ap deliveries wait until their second child because the second labor is in connection with your sexual behavior, I am sure that it does in pointment with him and see if another drug can be used which will usually much shorter and the delivery more comfortable. deed affect it. Sex is in the head, or have you heard me say this be have an equal beneficial medication on your blood pressure with When you decide to get pregnant, find an empathetic obstetri fore? out this unfortunate side effect. cian, even if it means shopping around, and trust his or her judge THE MIAMI HtBRlC AM Friday, November 11,1977 Algerian Judge Judges UM Harshly it's too great a responsibility Maybe B> St\t\t STtlNMANN for the administrative jurisdictions final court of appeal and of api her Master Degree in law, and she "Il what a scholarship from the Algerian I like when I'm 45 and wiser I'll consider ffnrntiaa St.ll aVr.t.r of the first instance against the decisions of the I in again, bul for now mv courts government Algerian Yasmina Chourfi At the third and highest le> Unfortunately. Courfi goal is to teac h law at a university in the supreme court which checks and "I worked with both the tribunal Ihis is her first lime in the United thought 1 'M is an unfriend!) M hool ent of 1968 Complex and law Slates, and she said she likes tht unifies the ensemble of and court." Chourfi said. "I find it hard to commun nl sentence Chourfi siudent. once gave a man a five-year Chourfi is now working tow L'M 1 aw School r-ntence for repeated rape of old prudence It enjoys the powers of a with other students, although I'm gave as a judge was five year* for women. ally a warm and friend!) .ted rape son. ihe said "I don I know "It was obvious the man was guil- M 24 she became a judge in Alge iae I'm a I stu cl in need of psychiatric help," ria Steve Shagrin Elected dents here are unfriend!) In gem Chourfi s.ud Before becoming a judge. Chourfi As foi capital punishment Chourfi attended the University of Constan- "When I I sludenls at Hindi's • .'e ultiirt npletel) against it tine in Algeria. "Noborh has Ihe right lo kill any- nlike the United States, a colle for me, actually . I'm still in lha New SRA Chairman Chourfi will siay .it UM for two said chourfi "No matter ge student in Algeria can on! whal th* east As far as I'm con cialize in one field," Chourfi said 'i but on. • Maati noi plan to M I ti c apilal punishment is mur- M law, and for four years it was rvd should nol be allowed Send a very intensive program " By JANt L. MARC'L S proper officials,' he added .„>,t.nl N.W, Cdel.r "it's too hard judging people, .iiieone lo then death is against After her studies in law. there mv moral principles, and I could were many job opportunities be chairman. Shag said nun marl The Students Rights life Is in youi hand - r do It." cause of the RUMVt exod (SKA) held a special election recent hours a day to help studenls in French wttlers to France after Alge- ly in which Steven Shagrin ily matters - achievement of independence elected chairman and Michael Flick If anyone is latere ning in 1962 er, vice chairman "I applied lo the High M the agency they can le Justice for a position as a judge; and, Shagrin, who was vice chairman for me in ihe siudent government RECORDS UNLIMITED after my character was reviewed." RA, filled the vocanc) left b) office If you have any legal p 7216 RED ROAD she said, "1 got the position." Dave Abrams who resigned from lems call SK \ MiM Slut"! in According to Chourfi then his position. service at x-bo26." Shagrin SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. three levels of justice in Algeria -Ji/e.i-uOA^U'Xini.i-^if.-ii-i *i *i'i~-'1'i i-i—i I-»-I -•—i —•—•—I-~I *~fjj~i •---»»•• •«««•••»*»«•••>« At the first level, there exists the The SRA aids undergra.' 665-8534 tribunal, to which civil and commer- dents in authorizing bailbond > ial litigation is submitted, and those who get arrested. PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY h takes action in penal c.i ALL UM STUDENTS BRING IN THIS COUPON ihe first instance "Some students have been com OR VALID U. OF M. ID AND GET ALL At the second level, there is the plaining that no one answers our .' 1 SCHOOL OF LAW court which consists of a college of hour answering service lelephone." REGULAR $6.98 LP'S FOR $3.99 AND ANY ihree members H functions as a Shagrin said "However, our an wishes to announce that court of appeal for the tribunals and swering service handles many other $7.98 TAPE FOR $4.99 accounts and it takes a while for them to answer your calls I et the Ronald R. Helm phone keep ringing beca.. Director of Student Recruitment and OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9:00 P.M. one will answer " Blood Dri\ e Presently. SRA can bond students member of the Admissions Committee for up to $2000 for a single offense SUNDAY 12:00-5:00 or $2500 for a multiple offei will be on campus November 16th, RECORDS UNLIMITED: Where you Sets Record We are in the pro. i 1977 to interview students inter ing bail bond coverag ested in attending law school. never pay more than $4.49 for any single offenses and 13500 for multi $6.98 album. Please no credit cards By MARY Kl 11 ple offenses." Shagrin said "How Interviews may- be scheduled MM ever, we are waiting for a report through the Placement Service. with discount. from UM's internal auditor before it The Homecoming 1977 Blood becomes a recommendation to the Drive has set a new University rec ord with a total of 427 pints collect ed. This total includes donations from campus organizations and partici pants in the blood assurance donors program. "This is a new Blood Drive record for the University, and we're very Mel Practiss hatoy to have surpassed our original goal of over 400 pints. "Our sincere thanks go out to all those who participated in the drive Pre-med Student and helped to make it the tut that it was." Blood Drive Coordina tor Steve Shagrin said The drive was held Tuesday and Wednesday in the Flamingo Ball room of the Studenl Union, and was staffed by the Mt Sinai blood unit. Job Choice Simplified BvC (HIISV From page 1 culty with their current undergrad uate majors. Students enrolled in the course will investigate readings and partic ipate in simulation and discussion groups, focusing on topics such as self exploration and the develop ment of a career identity, work in America, work and leisure, develop ing multiple career options and ap proaching educational, business and governmental enterprises "The recommended readings are very interesting," says student Sharon Silver "It is inside informa tion of how people feel about their jobs. The blue collar blues and the white collar woes in the labor force today." "The class is held in the 1968 Seminar Room. It is set up like a rap group, very informal, said Silver During the semester, each student will be expected to complete a mini mum of five written projects which include identification of short range career goals, long range career goals and a job search pattern. For additional information on EDP 100, contact Spino at x-3711. STORE OUT OF TOWN NEWSPAPERS HARDBOUNDS PAPERBACKS MAGAZINES CARDS < 4RRVIM. \ warn \>sOKTMKM Of OUT' BOOKS VENAE INYWBH IN THK I v •TIN 7 BAYS io v\i-<.p.M. Can't miss him on campus, always wears white Constantly being sought after by treshmen and transfer students who mistake him for ice-cream man MSI OUNDAVB. Mel drinks Lite Beer from Miller because it's less filling Can't afford fo get filled UD COCOMT (.ROVE. At last count he was in charge of 114 mice, 137 frogs and 240, uh 480 rabbits MORIDA Spends spare time in library analyzing stitching on medical books (MB) MB-tttJ ______UteBe^ from Miller. «IH IH HIMHIM • IIMsf IHH*-liilit everything you -always wanted in a b^r. And Isms. Friday, November 11, 1977 THE Mi AMI HURRICANE Chubby Checker Tonight At Homecoming Frid «i \ Cinema, 10:15p.m.,$1.50 • Law School Film Series, "Brewster McCloud," • "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," Beaumont • Happy Hour with Honest Tom Riggs at the Cinema, 10:15p.m., $1.50 Rathskeller, 4:30 to 7 p.m. 6:30p.m., "Bad," 8:30 p.m. Saturday Suiida\ j • "Pri ntmaking, A History," at the Lowe Art • "Printmaking, A History," at the Lowe Art Museum, noon to 5 p.m., free • PACE concert: Herald Square, at Spanish River Museum, 10a.m.to5p.m., free Park, South Ocean Drive, Boca Raton, 2 p.m., free • First Annual Miami Music Festival of the Arts, • First Annual Miami Music Festival of the Arts at • "Printmaking, A History," at the Lowe Art with the Outlaws, Dr. Hook, Neil Young and Jay the New World Center Bicentennial Park and Museum, 2 to 5 p.m., free Ferguson at the New World Center Bicentennial Park Bayfront Auditorium in Miami • First Annual Miami Music Festival of the Artsat and Bayfront Auditorium in Miami • "Marathon Man," LC 140,7 and 9:30 p.m., free the New World Center Bicentennial Park and • "And Now My Love," Beaumont Cinema, 8 p.m., • "And Now My Love," Beaumont Cinema, 8 p.m., Bayfront Auditorium in Miami $1.50 $1.50 • "And Now My Love," Beaumont Cinema, 7 p.m., • "Marathon Man," LC 140,7 and 9:30 p.m., free • Ascent of Man Film Series: Part 12, "Generation $1.50 • Recital Scries, Kris Spitler, Senior French Horn, 8 Upon Generation," 8 p.m., at the Museum of Science • Faculty Artists Series, Voice Faculty Chamber p.m.,atGusmanHall Auditorium, 3280 S Miami Ave., free Recital, Robert Brewster, Susan Boardman and W. • Contraband, disco funk, at the Rathskeller, 9 p.m. • "SilentMovie,"LC110,8p.m.,$1.50 Franklin Summers, 8 p.m., at Gusman Hall tomidnight, 50centsstudents, $ 1 guests • Contraband, disco funk, at the Rathskeller, 9:30 • "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," Beaumont • "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," Beaumont p.m. to 1 a.m., 50 cents students, $ 1 guests Cinema,9:10p.m.,$1.50 entertainment Miami Plays Host ToBig Rock Bash By ANDREA LIM-HING Ent.rtainrn.nl Writ.r The tension has been building for weeks, as this city readies itself for the most significant entertainment event in many • vear The mounting anticipation will climax on Friday morning as the First Annual Miami Festival of the Arts extends open arms to an expected turnout in the thousands. The festival site is the New World Center Bicentennial Park, an idyllic setting overlooking the b will be open from 10 a m. to 10 p.m WSHE, a radio station involved in many charitable affairs, and the South Florida chapter of the Nation al Hemophilia Organization sponsor the three days ot testtvities which promise to be the highpoint of this ate fall season, a season usualh punctuated only by midterm exams, failing notices and fading suntans Nov. 11 through 13 marks a red- etter weekend in the lives of so The Outlaws IreSetToPIa \ BicenteBtal Park Sunday many hemophiliacs who will benefit a few of the local bands scheduled to derman, Big Bird and a petting zoo from the event. Admission is free, perform are Brotherhood Connec will he present to entertain the kid but open barrels at the entrance tion, Broomfield Corporate Jam. dies. An incomplete list of additional gates to the park await kindness and Shanty and Bethlehem Rose If these highlights include appearances by donations Hemophilia is a heredi names aren't enough to lure, unoffi the Miami Dolphins, psychic read tary disorder, characterized by ex cial reports whisper of appea: ings by Nicki Dahne, pinball and cessive, sometimes spontaneous by Joni Mitchell and Joe Walsh. games of skill, a U.S. Coast Guard bleeding. In the past, little was Saturday night welcome", Neil air show, disco music, square danc known about it. Today, research fa Young to South Florida for the first ing and over 100 arts and crafts ex cilities, outpatient clinics and an ed tune in four J ears and also finds him hibits. Holt Chaterof Star Entertain ucated public are possible lo celebrating his birthday. Many ment, Inc., and producer of the achieve, but only with desperately show business luminaries are ex whole shebang mused, "The attitude needed funding. pected to attend this bash. of the community is going to be im Major acts include Neil Young, Music, IS nol the sole drawing card portant in pulling this off. There's so the Outlaws. Dr. Hook. Jay Fergu of this "festival of the ari>. " Barko much at stake here." son, City Boys and Point Blank. Just the clown, the Keystone (Ops, Spi- Asked if there was any initial op position to producing a musical af fair of these proportions in Miami, he replied, "Of course, there was tremendous opposition. There are still many negative, down people in this city ." Cars will be detoured over lo Wat son Island and will share parking spaces with the Goodyear Blimp. Trams will transport folks back to the park. To ease the inevitable traf fic congestion, boat owners are in vited to sail in across the bay, as there will be ample dockage space. ('hater contends that this under taking wnuld have been inconceiva ble without the aid of numerous local and national businesses. These include Mae Donalds, Car Sounds, lour Way St., Sound Advice. Budget Rent-A-Car. Champagne Chrysler Pis mouth. Party Time, Coppertone and DailfKHI Yogurt "Miami has been asleep for a long time Now, she and her people are fi nally, waking up." observed Chater. An upsurge in Ihe commerce and morale of our city are only minor consequent es of what appears to be the first in a long line of annual Music Festivals of the Arts. It's all loo easy to lose sight of the original Miami Hurricana 5T.FC PHOTO purpose and that is to provide am munition for the raging battle Jay FergMon Brin,",* Guitar To Miami • t hemophilia Hoffman Stars On Campus This weekend, the Beaumont Cin ema will show one of the most talked about films of this decade, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. It stars Ellen Burstyn, as a 30-year- old woman who, following the death of her husband, sets off with her young son in an attempt to re sume her singing career. The movie is the chronicle of her odyssey of re i Murrecan. MARC OlSfMONE newal. The film is brilliantly directed by Martin Scorsese (director of Mean Homecoming Dance Tonight Streets and Taxi Driver). Along with Alice. Beaumont will be showing And Now My Love. From France, this verv romantic Chubby Checker Runs The Show film was directed by Claude Lel- ouch, who also made the quite suc- The above pictures are just a few floats, and on the right are a few of Stoneground. Unfortunateh, the ul A Man And A Woman. images of this year s Homecoming the bedazzled spectators. band had to cancel. Alice Doesn't live Hire Anymore Thanks to the cooperation of Coral That should not make any differ- is playing 10:15 p.m .might and Gables, there was a parade through Contrarv to rumors. Sylvester ence, though, the big attraction is Sunday the center of the town. The two mid Stallone will not appear at the Chubby checker He should be more And Now My Love is playing 8 dle photos are from this parade (in Homecoming. Chubby Checker will than enough to make the evening a And Now Mv Love p.m . tonight and Saturday, and at 7 the left is an example of the brilliant of course be there, but without memorable one. p.m., Sunday. ... dire, ted ft, I rem hmatt t Ittitde I., Imti It s 8 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, November 11, 1877 'Kentucky Fried9 Producer Speaks About Movie Style are unknowns, except for three Hol By STEVE GARWOOD lywood veterans: Bill Bixbv. Gibson trtt.rt.inm.nt Mirtf.r and Donald Sutherland. It didn't "There is no heavv message," cost much tor the producers of Ken Robert Weiss said, "when you go to tucky Fried Movie to purchase ihe see it, you can Uke off your head services of these three. According to and put"it under your seat." Weiss, all three saw and enjoyed the Kentucky Fried Movie is a plot show and jumped at the less, satiric revue in the manner of chance to appear in the film. Groove Tube and Tunnelv ision. It is •ntv ner cent of Ken(uck> 22 separate vignettes that poke fun Fried Movie was written just for at TV commercials, TV programs the film, the rest of the material and movie trailers. coming from routines from the stage Kentucky Fried Movie was adapt show ed from the Kentuckv Fried Theater, Weiss found this creation pro which is made up of three writer- hectic. He would listen from another |)u-iin Hoffman Stars In Thfo Suspense Thriller performers. Jim Abrahams, Jerry room as the three writers shouted, Suetltsh Mtiiih, Ktllti eo-stars as n Carmma ramapiratoi Zucker and David Zucker. laughed and screamed at each other As studenls at the University of Then they would come out of their Wisconsin in Madison, they decided room and read the results to 1 andis to put on a show of their own in the Kohrrt W «is and Weiss. If all five liked it. it went back of a bookstore. This they did, in the film: otherwise it didn't, and 'Marathon Man' .Iocs To LC and it was very successful. It ran for ihey never forget what it is they are thev started all over again a year before they moved it to Los lampooning. The reviewers have been kind to Angeles. Highlights of the film include. Kenturk) Fried Movie, and We This weekend ihe I M (.inema I'usiin Hoffman is Babe, a gradu- c eat, tortured victim The show, entitled "Vegetables." 'That's Armageddon," a spoof of di pleased because it means more peo Club presents Dustin Hoffman and icicni and kMi| diatance runner was just as successful in LA. and it saster films: "Zinc Oxide." a spoof ple will hear about it. Sir L aurence Olivier in a fast paced unwittingly involved m internation Marathon Man will be shown 7 was followed by two more revues, of high school educational films; "Abrahams. Zucker and Zucker action packed thriller Marathon al intrigue. * ho tl pitted unjinst the and 1:30 p m . today and tomorrow "My Nose" and "Beating a Dead "AM Today." a satire on talk shows; are writing the next one now."' Man. Director John Schlesinger. ac quintaaaantlal \ Ulan of all nine, a in room I t 1 10 of the Learning Cen- Horse." As in the fiim, the target of and "Catholic High School Girls in Weiss said. "It will have a full- claimed for his sensitivity with films *adistie . egotistical Na/i dcnliM vv ho lei Admission is $1 50. like Midnight Cowboy exhibits a ridicule is television, something all Trouble," a humorous look at soft length plot and will be a satire of prefers to work without anetthetici Coming Nov 18 and 19 will be three grew up with I ike Weiss, porno flicks. nelodrama If I'm free, I will c'.a.'.Ming mastery of the traditional As the N.I.-I Sir l.aurdpce Olivier de thriller conventions in Marathon Mel Brooks' hysterical comedy, Si they are children of television. Most of the cast of more than 100 produce it " livers another brilliant performance, lent Movie. Man. matched bv Hoffman as the inno- One night in 1972, Weiss entered the theater where Kentucky Fried Theater was performing, immedi •Movie ( lock ately falling in love with the zany humor of Abrahams and the Zuck- ers. He went backstage, and intro Cinematecque: Cousin Angelica 10:10 fTHE AIR-BED duced himeself. They became (NR).6,8and 10 Grove Movie: Seven Beauties (R). and 10; Saturday and Sunday, 2. 4, 6, • The world's most comfortable oea. • friends, subsequently discussing the Friday. 8:13 and 10, Emmanuelle. Sand 10 possibility of filming Kentucky Dadeland Twin il): Bobbv Deer- The JJovs of a Woman fXV 1:13 and Riviera Twin (1): Wizards (PG). 2, Like sleeping on a cloud. A perfect guest bed too Fried Theater. (They thought of the field (PG). Friday, 2, 7:30. 9:45; Sat midnight: Saturdav. Seven Beauties 3:40, 5 20. 7. 8.30and 10* a • lithtaeiiMt lieipensite name while in a Kentucky Fried and Sun., 2:30, 5. 7:30 and 10 (R) 6:15 and 10, Emmanuelle. The .J): The Swiss Conspiracy (PG), • .per Hater rait . elrxAOrawer Joys of a Woman (X), 8:15 and mid Chicken restaurant.) 2:15. 4:15, 6:15, 8:15and 10:15 • AdwsUble firmness a • \im Warrant* (2): Oh God! (PG). Fridav. 2. 8 and night; Seven Beauties (R), Sundav. Sunset: Return of the Pink Pan Finally, with the aid "of director • Rrt'l.tlt AvsilJbir John Landis, they decided to go 10; Saturday and Sundav, 2. 4. b. 8 Seven Beauties (R)2:15. 6:15 and 10: ther (PG). Fridav, 8: The Pink Pan and 10 Emmanuelle. The Joys of a Woman ther Strikes Again (PG). 9:15; Satur a _ .maajamaam- <>*HR GOOO ahead with the idea of filming. How "WITH THIS ever, they first had to find the Coral: Julia (PG). Fridav. 7:15 and (X). 4:30 and 8:15 day and Sunday see both shows money. 9:30; Saturday and Sundav. 2:15. Miracle: Oh God! (PG >. Kridav completely at 2. 5:35. and 9:10 AD A ten-minute pilot, was filmed. 4:30.6:50 and 9:10 and Landis and Weiss took the fin Gables: Bobby Deerfieid (PG). Si ished product to potential investors 2:20, 4:40. 7 and 9:20 The ten minute film drew favorable Grove Cinema: Start the Revolu responses from a few studios, but tion Without Me (PG), Fridav. 8:15 Umttor Ifcrlui, 3ttr. the major studios were unwilling to and 10; Sleeper (PG). Saturdav. 3:15, take a chance on a film that was un 5. 6:45, 8:30 and 10:15; The Confor 9254 Bird Rd. Miami tried and untested. mist (R). Sunday. 3:40. 5:50. 8 and SPECIALIZING IN REPAIR MAINTENANCE NOMADICS Tel: 552-7742 Still hopeful, the Kentuckv Fried _ BMW MERCEDES VOLVO V.W. i a «»« ..ou, ou. Ma.ico.oi. suvic ., Theater managed to get a screening | AND OTHER FINE IMPORTED CARS at Los Angeles' Nuart Theater. Au- j "SKI th. ALPS tot CHRISTMAS 5845 diences were enthusiastic and the 1 in Chomonix (Mont Stone) Ifia e-.ee PAQT<. 9. PROGRESS ROAD theater owner. Kim Jorgenuen.l Da*, tl / lonunr *,79* p». pan IV* c **J\-f r»KI5 ^ MIAMI UIORIDA 3.1UJ signed on with the group as an exec-1 .at, p«r • WOTM LABOR W/UM ID PHONE: 665-77-60 utive producer; later managing to MMEUTUVELIM 365 441-7454 WITHIN WALKING DISTANCI Of CAMPUS get in contact with wealthy backers 305 llc.i.f i.e.. C.r.l .ill's. Fl. 13114 They came up with a million dol lars and were off to the races The Kentucky Fried Theater closed down and filming began. oTfte Kentucky Fried Movie was filmed in 28 days. Because it was put to gether so quickly, many insane \ Uluui*tfiaae Inninn events occurred. There is a 30-minute film within -^SSZA** H.fcG 1\F DIMM. EA 1 the film entitled, "A Fistful of Yen," in which there is a big fight scene, S *#•' c isi IL fijioi f; ATMOSPHI and so the producers acquired the services of two rival Los Angeles street gangs to play the role of two jt^A^JsST. ^a\Vr£s*m¥?zUsim*lkmTZaT*\\^mm * Lily's one woman show was a smash. And we've got the evidence • Lily Tomlin s album documents for all time the most remarkoble performance ever recordeed by an actress. Not only did the show receive wild oitical acclaim, it was •WOt SI PK II IRIS I'KI si Si ON STAGE adored on a purely emotional level A TURMAN-K )S I ( K (()MPANY • She shares her other selves with us by giving life to the many characters PRODUCTION "FIRST LOVF" we ve grown to love. And to laugh Starring WILLIAM KAI I SUSAN DEY with, as well as cry with. That this is a special album that you II want to Screenplay by JANI si ANTON hand down to your children and theirs HITCHCOCK and DAVID FREEMAN In this world, you gotta have evidence. 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The advantages of gel- ting a receiver is the price (consider On The Market ing all things being equal) and the Jethro Tull Thrills Miami compactness convenience of having With The Three Statistically I'einlrol, (every one of his /.ilhein ges hor encores, as usual, the sian just one component as opposed to Proven Bio Cycles We Can Accurately By IRA RUBNITZ two or three tures and postures was perfectly dards from Aqualung like "Aqua Forecast Your Future Knt.rtainm.nt VVrifar synchoronized with the music.) lung" with a nice tasteful solo from It appeared to !»• destined, when While people get off seeing Jagger Barre "Cross-F.yed Mary," "Loco On the other hand if one gets sepa Ctmfmm National P.O. Itox 24-B245, Caral (table- 33124 Jethro Tull first toured the U.S and his cohorts bounce around on motive Breath" and "Wind Dp." An- rate components, they are able to playing ai the Fillmore and Central stage, it's evident that as a showman n left the stage at times to Park in New York in 'fiti. thai and true performer. Anderson has showcase the rest of the band, who were not your typical British blues them all outclassed provided some fine progressive rock band I hey were headed fur fai rock bigger and better times He has the gift ol humorous rap After a multitude ol American port with the crowd and is not un While critics may have downed tours where Tull headlined, ane like Zappa, showing his perversion their masterpieces "Passion Play" after releasing over a do/.en lps with sick jokes about the rest of the and 'Thick As A Brick." and fans Jethro Tull kicked off their latesi band If you delve into the hand's believe lull's recent material lacks tour last Saturday ai Jai Alai lyrics, you'll notice the slightly subslanc e. Jethro Tull proved to all Many people tend to overtook the warped mind of Anderson in full that they are still one of the very fact that Tull i.s now one of the big bloom, in songs like "Aqualung," best bands around todav gest bands in the world They an "Hunting Girl." and "Passion Plav" able to play the Miami Baseball Sta dium if so desired, yet they had the respect and consideration for their- fans to play two nights at a much PREGNANT? smaller hall with more control over NEED HELP? sound and the audience. • PREE PKEGUANCY TEST NG This is a fact that should be com • TRA.NfcD COUNSELORS mended, and will hopefully be taken • LEG*. AbOP- as a step in Ihe right direction for • IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS • I AMiLV PLANNING "supergroups" who try to take it all MleCI-'B l| ali» t|t| . a. fjgfStefl. 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To say the least, their show was one of the best I've seen all year * * They provided the incredibly enthu siastic audience with an evenly bal album St AT anced program of their best materi album JB OO RCA al. IN ITALIAN — ENGLISH SUBTITLES nits.,.., BB.BWW 7t« Sari., ™» aWmW Tull played with energetic finesse — CO-HIT — album and were very tight while sincerely inss.f.. 8e99 *<>P« COO 11*1 Mi Hi 9.32 enjoying and projecting their array "EMMANUELLE -2. US Sinai ^eT^J of songs. Anderson came out on stage alone, (there was no back up JOYS OF A HO>l\\" (x) JSZ 12.99 band since Tull played for almost three hours!) introducing himself as u GROVE MOVIE • *»$&£ ST. Arnold Shrinkip. the supporting act ^••••••••••••••••••••^ who would play some Tull tunes Gone were the days of raincoats IUHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIMIWIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIM and jockstraps as Ian appeared in red derby and a matching vest. 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So it will be a great indic thy'll have something more to write S..rt, Editar LeVeque, a junior from Spring you're expected to win every tour ator." about after this toun • Before any other teams even con field, III., says the team's poor show nament," LeVeque says, "like the A field of 17 teams is expected, in sider taking up squatting rights nn ing at the Golden Hurricane Invita last tournament. I think we felt it at cluding 1 ulsa, Alabama. Florida aryeaa was disappointed women's intercollegiate golfdnm, tional was the result of the team Tulsa. State, Furman. Ohio State, I M and (after the Tulsa tou: el I.e the tIM lady linksters hope to drive being a bit lackadaisical and the "But it's nice to be on top and have host Florida Tha Galors appear to Veque. Then getting more spe away all false claimants course being exceptionally difficult. everybody gunning for you " be the Hurricai she added: "It was a mixture of dis tor. appointment and disgu The Gator tournament, usually- The Hurricanes slipped from their were some numbers shot al that "It was a combination of them" played on the University of Honda "The team that should h»- really pedestal last week at the University r—some of them outrageous said I.eVeque. "It was a good course campus course, will be played at tough is Florida,'' I.eVeque said of Tulsa Dolden Hurricane Invita for the caliber of players we are. But and it was long. We weren't pre Gainesville's Grenelefe Golf and They've seen the course before so tional, finishing seventh, IM strokes we'll get a good effort at Florida." pared for a course that difficult." Racauet Club. The par 72 course, they've got a strong advantage. And behind winner Southern Methodist which measures 6,098 yards, is also they've got five good playe The Cedar Ridge course is listed in The Florida tourney is the last of the site of this year's AIAW national UM's four fall tournaments. Thf They look to get back on track the top 100 of the nation's most dif It's the first look the Hum. championship. So the tourney looks next time the Hurricanes will com Monday through Wednesday ai the ficult. will have of the Lady Gator to be a sort of gauge of what's to pete is in The Betsy Rawls Invita University of Florida's lads I The added pressure that comes year. come in June. tional at the University of Texas in Invitational. with being the nation's No. 1 team For UM, it will be a matter of for March. "Everyone knows what needs to didn't help either, says I.eVeque. "All the schools that have a shot getting ihe past and worrying about be done," said junior Sarah I e that doesn'i mean, now however, at nationals will be there," coach the future. The Tulsa tragedy was And as LeVeque savs. "fill Veque, who was UM's second-besl lhal the junior doesn't like having Norm Parsons said, "with the excep nothing much for the UM linsters to long three months if we do bad at • tion of Southern Methodist (winner acorer at Tulsa. "What we can't do that kind of pressure on her. write home about, but ihev hope I lorida." Sarah LeVeque urncane sports Stopping Newsome, 'Bama Some Problem For Miami By JOK GLICK compiled these totals while playing past Bear Bryant signal-callers are 20.5 yard Hurrec.na Spttrit Writ.r for the University of Alabama IS un concerned. UM cornerbact I leitian Ozzie Newsome's four-year totals believable. The Crimson Tide lives Newsome, a sure her All-Ameri will be partial! of 94 catches and 1.841 yards are not and dies with the ground-oriented can at split end, has heen on the re- (topping the ii New- unbelievable. Neither are his 1977 wishbone offense. Bama quarter c nving end of well over half of Rut- some 11HIi ii the stats, 28 catches for 575 yards after back Jeff Rutledge onlv ihnm . lu completion* this fall. The Hurricanes visit uked nine games. about nine times a game and that's 1 eight.in. Ala. native has also scored Crimson I Idi But the fact that Newsome has about par for the course as far as three touchdowns and is averaging "When he- Im side I have Ini'i pound ( oil k) .lohiin s,v i 11' Latimer To Meet His Match c ovei i he i inn H ane faced two outstanding widi receiv es season in Floi ii Mike Shuman and i In Alabama's Terry Jones Mike Renfro Hoili til sive backfield coai I, Len I By JOE GI ICK 250)and ble-covered the- Hurric.fl. Sport, Wrrtar strong. He doesn't have a ; vc ith Turner am I I er- A few things will be at stake to sacks bul he's made a lot of tackles guson. Bul tin Ihey have nothing -jee c ial pi morrow afternoon at 1:30 in (JRiand he fills a lot of holes tor Newsiinu Bryant-Dennv Stadium when the "Personally 1 feel a defense starts with the nose guard and he is a real "We're going to ; I % ersity of Miami visits second- defen c ranked Alabama. outstanding one " man said. "Our set ondai 1 irst of all, the Crimson Tide Hurricane offensive line coach to stop the pass no matter win needs at least a victory over Miami, Ron Marciniak agreed with M.i "Newsome Is I very go if not an overwhelming one. to keep "Jones has the strongest upper er. though II- Uon Latimer Fighting For Ml- imeriei Honors their national championship hopes body of any nose guard we've seen "^ smart. What else alive. A loss or a close game would ail season For a big man he proba . . tjetongfiintft riral middle nimril Terrs .Inn,* Itiinurr mi How ahnui good hai undoubtedly shut the door on a No. 1 bly has the best endurance- lhat ranking. Pv* seen all season." Marc hiniak "He has Ihem too. He Also at stake is a winning season said. "He is able to play hard t ontin- hands. He's one o! thf fivers for the Hurricanes (3-5). If Miami ually without a dropoff in pace. And lion Latimer we've gone up against." falls to Alabama (8-1) their slim the fact that he's a senior and a "Well you always want to feel Inside linebacker larl Monti" Men's Golf Team Play ins; two-year letterman lets you know chance for a better than- .500 record that the people you coach are better agreed w Ith i oleman. will be gone as only Florida and that "he's played against some of the than the peopie you play against "Newsome ii so dangerou hist in the nation. We're concerned Notre Dame remain on their sched Hurricane offensive guard McKin cause they sei him up with the run. ' about him. In State Tourney Poda\ ule. ney Griffin, who plays against La Monroe said "They Irv to lull the "They (sportswnters)are e.oing to defensive hack p with tin The third thing at stake is not as timer in practice, was more concise make a comparison in the ballgame. wishbone and then 'i up After shooting uncharacteristical ard Thomas "The glaring as the first two. Saturday's in his assessment. as to who is the better nose guard with Newsome. ly low Korea in their qualifying we keep it up? game will match perhaps ihe two "Lai is belter because he is quick and who is the best in the country. "Ihey use N> rounds, the men's golf team belie >, finest middle guards in the nation. er," said Griffin, after watching thev can make- iheir presence Many feel Miami's Don I atimer and To me this should inspire Don La Another often timer to pren e he's the best. Jones on film. "This guy may be uses quite a bit is senior full known ai the state tournament. Alabama's Terry Jones will by stronger than Latimer but strength ( ^ "I haven't seen all the nose guards Johnn- undei Second round plav in the 72-hole vying for All-American honors in the country hut I certainly feel isn't always the answer. Ial tl* tourney opens ihis morning at the when their two teams meet. has carried I ol 1 they're two of Ihe best from wh.it I finesse you. He'll use his quicknessa Sun and Ski Golf Club in Sebring, "I hope Mr. I atimer does well this this season, a 1 8 ai eragi I If coming sports have seen." Marciniak added See page 13 I la., with the third round heme, week because there arc going to be a Seepage 13 l Ms football, volleyball, and "Jones and 1 atimer are really . played in the afternoon The final lot of sportsuTiters there, and Jones men's goll tquatfl return from com- alike in the three qualities that every round is scheduled for tomorrow is challenging Latimer for All- pelitmn on the sports road this great defensive lineman posse scheduled for tomorrow American honors." said I'M offen weekend, lor results of how all apeed and strength." "We've heen shooting good sive backfield coach Paul Massey. \ olleyball Team Eyes team* fared, see Tuesday's sports ii- better than the oil- in the qualifying." Mid Coai h Rich on. "Jones has exceptional quickness State Tourney Title By BARB RUBIN Despite tins, the Miami coach re FIU Slips Past Soccer Team, 5-2 Murncana Sport, Writ.r mains hopeful In a grueling and hiehly emotional "I'm not tier match, the I ady Canes dropped a all," Uscier say vc ho leaped above the crowd to head By DAN \uss close decision to ihe visiting Lady Believing that her team partici Accutane Spare, f altar the ball in the net. Jaguars of Miami-Dade South Tues pation in four invilai If anybody went up Io one of the The half ended with the score day afternoon in the I.ane Sports is a great advantage UM soccer players after their game knotted at 2-2 as both teams ran off Center. against Florida Inter national on the field nut anticipating the events Seepage 12 Wednesday night at Mark I ight to come DM alternated winning the Field and asked them how Ihe game The Hurricanes stormed out in the ond and fourth games of the match went. Ihe answer would have been second half with more intensity while Dade-South took the opening that Ihey were cheated out of the than in the first half The booters and third games frcm the Hurri game continuad to hla/e Ihe FID goalten- canes— but not without earning At first II mav sound like sunr der with hoi shots left and right, them. Tied at two games a piece, grapes, however watching Ihe dominating the action. DM battled the junior college In the hooters drop a 5-2 game to 111 em After his series of saves, it ap final game only to he edged out the rain-drenched artificial turf, the peared that midfielder Frank Blanco 14-16 after being ahead 14-10 at one Hurricanes may have been hood had smashed in a goal, however, the point. ball quickly carromed off the In winked A crowd of over sixtv. including side post and the official ruled it as FIU( 15-1-1) jumped out lee I quick surprise guests WilliamB. Sheeder. no goal 2-0 lead when their leading score!, assistant vice-president for Student Alieu Njie blasted S shot Into Ihe top I'M booters began getting suspi- Affairs and Dean of Students, and lefl corner nf Ihe nel and Gar} Pol i ions and felt they had heen cheated even the ibis, the Hurricane mascot, lack followed by kicking one home out of a goal. watched the volleyball team come right in front of the nel FID took advantage of their new as close as it has ever come in four It looked as though the powerful life and Miguel Solozabal put the years to defeating the nationally- Sunblazrrs. who had just learned on Sunbla/ers ahead 3-2. ranked Miami-Dade South team. Monday lhal Ihey earned .in NCAA Then a few minutes later, an Fill Division II playoff bid, were going player seemed to trip in front of the The Hurricanes closed out their lo destroy the 'Canes goal area after he had pushed and regular season play with a 25-15 Hurricane goalie Raul Pena then shoved to gel there. record and go into state tournament came up with a sparkling diving FID was given a penalty kick for competition beginning this after save which seemed to spark the this play despite DM players' vehe noon. The tourney is to be held at team. The defense stiffened and sud ment objections. Solozabal rifled the F'lorida Technological University in denly the DM offense exploded. free shot at DM goalie Pena who Orlando. made a spectacular save as the ball Left-winger Ed Valente found Miami is in the large college divi himself covered by two Sunblazers rebounded out But. Raul I.ora kicked the re sion which this year consists of only as he dribbled down ihe sideline, but three other teams. Yet any one of used a miraculous move to get by bounded shot that apparently got past Pena. but that DM defender Ira these teams is capable of defeating the defenders and placed the ball the Lady 'Canes: Florida State, the tight in front of the net Goldstein kicked out before it had gone in the net. It was still ruled a Dniversity of South Florida and the In front of the net was Bobby University of Florida. Claflin. who calmly blasted the shot goal in the goal. For Claflin, it was his UM coach Richard Thomas and DM begins play this afternoon at 3 14th goal of the year players from the field and bench all p.m. against South Florida. The two Once the Hurricanes had broken argued violently, that it wasn't a are seeded second and third, respec through, their confidence soared and goal. tively. "Seeded second, conceivably they completely dominated the last Reserve goalie Mike Wenoff was we may only have to play three 15 minutes of first half kicked out of the game from the matches, which will definitely be to Not more than five minutes aftar bench and a dedicated Hurricane our benefit," said coach Sue Dscier. their first score, did the combination soccer fan was also dismissed by the During the season Miami has beat Wi.m, Hurric.n. to GRIFFIN . of Valente-Claflin strike again, this referee.the game slipping from the ireei Hurrlc.n. JAYNE KAMIN en USF and has split two matches time off of a corner kick. Valente Hurricanes' grasp, Renato Peruzzi Frank Blanco (Kight) Had Goal Takt-n Awav with the Gators. It is the Florida >u«' Haltinan Selling placeBd the ball perfectly in front of thought he had made the game clos- State team that Miami has neither the goal area where it found Claflin SeepagelS .. his shot carromed all inside of goal post seen nor played against this year. ...team looks Inmuk m_ 11 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, November 11, 1977 Hu rri va n es Eye USA All-Star Team Ends \ olleyball Title Brief Sta \At University At States B> DAN Miss fielder batted i •i S01S MO gMPftl la - I3M95 le MMO (130 MP 9' w?s ur*}*, Tl MBOM 1110 MP <*? K?-> 1S19CJ6 MODULE LIB FOe» MP-9r\. i'SO $624 96 Mia tats A boa. prtea* IncH/d. A/C Charger aeta Carrying i heme tua one rear factory warranty Wt onaar, or ramtt $X with ordar. i COD. 4 ShAOamsa Changes Add tXOO tor calculator, and 4% ol price fOf t^C4/Ptfl S. fAST OCIIVCHY GUAHAMTtEO only wtlh M O or cefttlsad check. 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Mr Gordon has re established himself as the living master of the tenor saxophone with some of the most accomplished and stirring improvisations heard here in recent years Fortunately Dexter s memorable ~ i RfcCO*. engagement at The Village Vanguard OCXflER GORDON was recorded and is now available as a special two-record set. U.aAt tha VOage Vanguard mdudeng In a five-star down beat review QMfJMbrMdfJorlLrl1t.f^ From page 11 guard. It's a very hard comparison defense but he wouldn't elaborate to make. lot and he'll try to confuse you. Lat on it. will come at you hard one time and "As far as making All-American is Miami, losers of their last three then he'll come at you and use his concerned, well if I can make it. it's games, will be without the services quickness. alright and if I can't that's alright, of flanker Jeff Wright (ankle) and "I've played against Latimer since too. It's something nice to have in defensive tackle Jim Browning high school and he's twice as good your corner but it's no crime if you (knee)against thr Crimson Tide. Of- as anyone I've ever played against don't get it." lensive guard Charles Bloxsom When teams run away from you, (knee) is listed as questionable, and (.ej-ne Coleman Earl Monroe Ceorce Mason you know it's because they respect Hurricane head coach Lou Saban inside linebacker Earl Monroe has decided to start senior George . llfllllilllllal Vll«llllll .. .'beware ul run' ...aturtiitfrattJB you." (ankle) may not start but he will def While Massey, Marciniak and Mason at quarterback against the initely play. Griffin have promoted the match up, Crimson Tide in favor of freshman Latimer has looked at it with indif Ken McMillian. "I thought George Tomorrow's game marks the 14th ference. played well last week (in the loss to meeting between Alabama and 'Canes Face No. 2 Alabama Tulane) ," Saban said, "but I'm not Miami with the Crimson Tide hold "I don't know anything about goin£ to hesitate to make a change if ing an 11-2 advantage. In 1974, the From page 11 quarterback (Chuck Fusina) as far plays in a game so they have got to Jones except lhat he's an alright we need one." last time the two teams met, Bama as running an offense and adjusting be very good. Ninety-nine percent of nose guard." said the 6-3, 245-pound won 28-7. The Hurricanes haven't also scored four touchdowns. to certain defenses. the time they have 11 guys making senior "I don'l concern myself with Earlier in the week UM receivers beaten head coach Bear Bryant and "We have lo be concerned with "He loves to run the option," Mon the tackles so they're also very well thf other team's defense. I'm con coach Elroy Morand said that he had Alabama since 1955 when they won Davis because the fullback makes roe added. "He gets outside real fast coached. They don't make very cerned with theiroffen.se a surprise planned for the Alabama 34-12. Ihe wishbone- go," Monroe said and he likes to carry that football. many mistakes." "I don't see how they can compare "He's big and cxe eptmnallv quick Sometimes he gets greedy when Added Morand, "I can see why us after this game anyway," Latim for his si/e Hi's .it thr imt' of scrim they're down inside the 20. He likes they're rated No. 2 in the country." er added. "One offense might be mage a.s soon a.s lif gets ihe handoff. to run the ball in himself. The leaders of that vaunted de playing well and the other might be "He weighs about 230 and he's got "He can throw the ball too. He's fense are linebacker Barry Krauss having a bad day so as a result one of the tearaway jersey so he is real just a very good quarterback." (73) tackles. Rich Wingo (59) and us would look good and the other TOM FINLAY'S tough to stop Supposedly he hasn't Besides Newsome, Rutledge has Rickey Gilliland (58) and middle wouldn't. And this obviously been stopped for a loss all season." not completed more than 10 passes guard Terry Jones (381. wouldn't tell who is the better nose CUSTOM AUTOMOTIVE Actually, Davis has been spilled for to any one receiver. But reserve split five yards in losses. ends Keith Pugh and Bruce Bolton COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER Another runner the Hurricanes and tight end Rick Neal are all de 10% OFF WITH *"Z will have lo contend with tomorrow pendable pass catchers. STUDENT BUYING is tunior halfback Tony Nathan. Na The Alabama offensive front, POWER CARD than has scored 11 touchdowns and which has paved the way for 293 SUPER PIZZERIA has rushed for 557 yards on 86 at wishbone yards a game this season, tempts, ii 6 5 average. He is also the is led by senior guards Bob Cryder fourth leading punt returner in the (258)and Lou Green(256). country with 12.4 yards a return. Alabama, headed for another 2255 S.W. 32nd AVE. Alabama (S-l) also hiis eight more Southeastern Conference title, has better-than- 100-yard rushers in allowed only 12.4 points per game their stable this season. In their last three out HOMEMADE PIZZA - OVERSTUFFED HOI OVEN SUBS line of those capable ball carriers ings they have been especially stin is Rutledge. Ihe junior quarterback gy, giving up no more than seven from Birmingham, Ala. Rutledge points to any of the three opponents. has rushed for 290 yards and four "You look at their defense and WE DELIVER 'TIL TDs this season while adroitly di they seem to have very good football recting Alabama's feared wishbone. players all over the place," said UM He has also completed 57.5 percent receivers coach F.lroy Morand. "It's of his passes for 849 yards and four tough to find a weakness. They run 3 A.M. ACROSS FROM HOLSUM S BAKERY touchdowns well to the ball. They're very big "Rutledge has real good sense in and quick and they have very good 5751 S. Dixie Hwy. South Miami running the wishbone," Monroe foot speed. Phones: 661-8663, 666-3645 said. "He's a quick thinker and he's "They held one team to only 53 CALL: 448-8576 excellent as far as audibles are con cerned. He's one of the smartest quarterhacks we've seen all year. I rate him up there with Penn State's Soccer Team Falls To FIU From page 11 er when he dribbled in after a free kick from the midfield to score a goal. After one referee ruled the goal, the other said that he had not blown his whistle to allow the kick. The goal was disallowed, and lead ing scorer Feth Braham was thrown out of th* game for disputing this call FIU added a meaningless goal by Carlos Wright to close out all scor ing at 5-2. "We completely outplayed them," said Thomas. "The better team did not win. we outshot them and out played them." Once again the officiating caused Thomas to fret. "I'm giving all these officials zero ratings. The officiating has not kept up with the caliber of play and most of the officials should have retired long ago because they don't know the game anymore." Thomas said. "We just haven't had a good game yet from the officials," said Thomas of the referees Gary Gusman and Jack Sandler. The booters record fell to 8-3-2 and will host Stetson tomorrow night at Mark Light Field at 7:30 p.m. ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MAJORS LET US HELP YOU PLAN AHEAD TO BECOME A CPA £&IE W JACKSONVILLE. 904-724-6112 MIAMI 305-672-1342 oeifi successful StUDIIttS .IPMSItfl 1/3 OF USA I THE RAT'S CLOSED J SUNDAY i THE CHAMPION BAR i IS OPEN IEER. WINE, POOL, I GAMES TNE BEST SANDWICHES IN TOWN i 25c NOT DOGS TUES. LADIES' NI6NT Vi PRICE DRINKS PARTY KE6S AVAILABLE OPEN 11A.M.—1A.M. SB36 BIRD RD. SB 1-2017 ACADEMIC RESEARCH ALL SUBJECTS Fast, professional, and proven quality Choose trom our library ot 7,000 topics 3end $1 00 tor the Current edition ol our 220 page mail order catalog RESEARCH ASSISTANCE 11322 IDAHO AVE . No 206-E LOS ANGELES- CALIF -30025 (213) 477-8474 Our research papers are sold lor research purposes only Please rush my catalog £ j Enciosesd is St j Name • I Address . i I C«y i State Zip ___ . 14 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, November 11, 1977 7" Downgrading 1M Football Teams Ls Wrong r\* To the Editor: would look at it with open eyes officials, particularly some play he didn't replace the refs, then After reading Mr. Voss' IM ar and not try and degrade two ers on Mean Machine. If Mean would definitely be a fight. "I'm ticle, 1 was totally shocked to teams who work hard at win Machine's game against Bad warning you. Bob. There's going campus ^o hear that intramural football had ning an IM championship. Company is not enough to sup to be a fight if you don't change come to a game of broad street -David Leiderman port our contentions that some them (the refs)," said Leider bullies and back alley brass- coach and player of Mean Machine teams, and particularly Mean man. "It'll be on you, Bob. Even nuckles (sic) fights His de Machine, are getting out of hand, as the team huddled between scription of the game between Editor*! Noi«- we point to Tuesday night's downs, Leiderman repeated, Bad Co., FEC Undefeated; Mean Machine and Bad Compa We grant that both teams are game between Mean Machine "I'm telling you. Bob..." ny made me wonder if we had well-organized and talented and and the Dogs. leiderman is a perfect exam both watched the same game. we commend a team's all-out After a judgement call on ple of a player who doesn't W ater Polo Finals Sundav The game I saw was two very striving for an intramural cham whether a player was touched or know when he should be playing well organized and talented pionship. However, we note that not led to a Dogs' touchdown. and when he should be reffing. By TIM KEEGAN Football piayoffs have been football teams playing their the concentration on playing the Mean Machine players argued Me showed that Tuesday nighl Hurricane S.arts Writer moved up to Nov. 16. hearts out for the sake of win game of football has been hurled lor no less than 10 minutes de He also showed his immaturity Bad Company defeated l BS ning and the feeling of competi to the wayside, as IM football manding men's intramural dir- in threatening Weim-i The Purple I hreads meet SAF in tion. After the game, I remember Tuesday night, 13-0. to remain unde water polo for the Orange division ( "touch" tn name only) has been I'cii.i Bob Weiner replace tin There was no tight Bul tiv feated in the. Green division men's championship. The title match is set seeing both teams shaking hands flooded by fterc t blocking and referees. • ictinis lhal incurred outside of touch football. The Dogs beat the for Sunday at 1 p.m. and not trying to maim one an "touching" and continual argu Mean Machine. 21-6, in another I SIIIJ; good judgement, VV einci playing that touch loot ball game other as Mr. Voss indicated 1 ing and that the football element game made controversial b\ pi., refused. Mean Machine wailed are reprtMctMMt. I'hi.s is what The men's tennis (singles) tourna personally feel too much empha has been lost. We were merely continually complaining about the ment will be held tomorrow and Pave leiderman. who was so we condemned in last vce officiating. FEC also remained unde sis is put on winning but to using the Mean Machine-wBad Sunday. All must report at 9 am. to shocked at Dan Voss' assessment column and that's what we con feated with a victory over OTL. In downgrade two teams as Mr. Company game as an example ol the 10 o'clock league, the Dirtv the tennis house The deadline date ot the Bad Company-Mean Ma demn now. for entries has been moved to today Voss' article tried to do, is totally this degradation of IM tout h Dozen defeated the Cosmic Wheels, chine game, out and out threal -Rick Straub 13-0. at 5 p.m. football—and we believe that unfair. ened Weiner to the effect that i( Sports Kditoi The UM Turkey Trot will be held My fellow teamates isui game was quite characteristic of Tuesday, Nov. 22 and is open to any and members of Bad Company it. one who would like to participate. • M t had expressed their concern Another impetus behind the 00CI-M6 3N0H.J • * • sports The Trot consists of a 2.2 mile column was to criticise the ac M«S l AON S1MI.JI1 Mi J JO t , • , * f around the campus, begin about our image now that this Wd 9-0t iVS • M • n N tions ot some players who have X Ji '* li M M» ning and ending at the Richter Li article has been printed. We vu Wd60l mi NOW 'SNH ; f u n » brary. There will be men's and would appreciate if next time trouble determining when ihey C91CC VltJ IWVIIM N women's divisions and prizes for Mr. Voss writes an article, he are players and when they are HinOS Nl N0I13313S slate both. The first place prize is a IS P-*C9i IN ZCZl Thanksgiving turkey; second prize NV3f 1S38 .SJI0V1 ,nuit.AII e is a chicken; and third place gets a aaxiD Y aiNNOfl IOOI|,Ll -. C.thimiit TUK,IOO,I lllpm ? S.N3W 9NIH1013 SO, 11., vs sr.rwn ar Mar, 1 if.nl lirttt ? Ifi a m duck. In past years, the prizes have ! MfV\C.IHI ,*X«e 1-urnim.Htll Vhi»t II been live turkeys, but rest assured knowing that this year thev will be Nl 9NIH1AH3A3 iihrough Ihurvaas |. i.ainessillr H frozen... and dead. Fntries will be takrn up until starting time. OV SIH1 HUM aaad MUNCH OUT WITH j US AT THE Mill p e V139 BAGEL EMPORIUM SNUUAfta THE BEST IN DELI. ETC., *10% OFF TO EAT-IN OR TAKE-OUT SALE UNIVERSITY SHOPPIMC CENTH COMAL GAeVLEt FL. 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