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Campus condom sales steady after first year 1,318 sold in last two months; dormitory sales highest would evaluate By DEBBIE CENZIPER rooms accounted for 87 percent the machmes' Campus condom sales increase of Sales, The single busies( ma- locations and decide where Alligator Staff Writer the Although chine in either month was in the bouest spots are condom sales aren't as high as UF administrators Almost a year after the battle Jennings Hall men's bathroom, The machines were installed planned, officials say it's too soon to predict success or failure for campus condom machines, where 78 condoms were bought after a November 1989 recoin- In September, 557 condoms were sold, and in October 761 cont raceptives are selling steadily in October mendation from U1F's AIDS and condoms were sold and with little fanfare in 22 UF The top-selling women's bath HIV Infection frsk Force Pub- September 1990 October 1990 bathrooms. room was the Union's second- licly displaying condoms oii The machines. installed in Jan- floor location, where 33 condoms bathroom walls would remid AtdelIc Alic uary, dispense Prnme lubricated were bought in October The students about the dangers of Asocatlon Associalon 1r condoms for 50 cents in five dor. same machine made no sales in sexually transmitted diseases, Z s- mitories, the Reitz Union and the September task force members decided UF Health Science Center A total of 1,318 condoms were The task force had made the Condoms also are sold over the bought from machmes and over same recomniendation wine / Ibir Ou. counter at campus convenience the counter during the two before, but former UF President Marshall CriNser said students, spots and the Campus Shop and months. Administrative Affairs ouits'\ Bookstore. Associate Vice President Ed Po. wouldn't use the machines Ad- OR The five dorms led the campus pell said it's still toosoon to tell if ministrators also shied away 13- with 266 machine salesin Septem- those numbers equal success for from the machines, saying they 31% ber and October. Murphree Hall the project. would make IF look as if it were It' had 151 sales, the most in that "I think we're optimistic that promoting sex two-month stretch. Yon Hall, individuals thought it out and Campus officials gave the the men's athletic dormitory, had used them," said Poppell. final OK after a poll revealed 85 - Retail OtletS Include, On C'rrps Gory, nlnu Icos1h and IVa PLJs the lowest total with eight pur- Poppell said disinct selling percent of students were sexU book.tore chases trends may develop by this time ally active and only 20 percent Campuswide, men's bath- next year Unit then, he said he used condoms

Stampede mars FSU ticket sales UF ticket officials consider switching to lottery system By MATINEW SAUER Browne said Tuesday he agrees with that was scared Holloway's appraisal of the system and Alligator Writer "It's ;fla Ilum tIh.,, ii" one ,is In hat a lottery would be a potenual jured," he siid "I .ilmsl wish Nomv- solution. Osl-- udents stampeded the stadium body had been hurt betise ii wild ticket office Tuesday for passes to the "I don't like the way it's done now," have brought dionlt1ti1y to the prob- Gators' final game of the season, Browne said. "It's unsafe, frustrating lem" prompting ticket officials to consider and needs to be improved, Any Ino, U1t police spokewoman changing sales methods changes would probably teed (Stu- Angle lipton said olfkeur rt]l in disperse Bill Holloway, athletic ticket man- dent Government's) support.' the crowd before opening the gate 4 ager, said Tuesday that a lottery sys- 4. IF economics senior David Rhett because of the crowd's tern may be one answer to the sie and t Damon, 21, waited outside Gate 13 Plants from Yon Hall ilbout the noise have purchasing difficulties students Tuesday for tickets and said morefthan it was producing florida State or Georgia football tick- 800 people charged through the gale ets. When officials opened it for the "It was a spontaneous gathering "I've come to the conclusion that mornmg's sales and there was no provision for limg there's a better method to (sell tick- "While we were waiting outside, the the crowd up in an orderly manr," STEPHANIE SOMMER ets)," Holloway said. "With the lottery crowd literally turned into a mob," 'Dpi on said 'We had complaints that there were boom boxes and a lot of Santa Fe Community College student Shawn Rogers system, each student interested in Damon said "When the gates opened, yelling and joins local activists in an anti-fur protest Tuesday in tickets would get a number, and a people ran in and bottlenecked ill the screaming front of the Oaks Mall. The protest was part of the computer would randomly pick those (ext) to the stands People were yell A spokeNxonan lor the ticket oliae nationwide "Fur-Free Friday 1990." who would get tickets " ing and screaming, and it was then I said all 1500 FS tickets were sold by Student Body President Michael realized that I wasn't the only person about 9.30 a n fue'day UF recycling program honored but still growing and Goofys * By JACK REJTMAN about 28 percent of its total solid to taxpayers enough so that peple can refill waste And monthly recycling to- them," Krause said "I know that's Alligator Writer "I'm convinced that within an- Krause said UI wants bilis that tals have increased by 10 percent other 12 months we'll be recycling a Point of irritation oii campus will blend with their surroundings since January, Krause said. more than 40 percent of our total UF's fledgling recycling pro- And until Physitcal Plant engi- "We don't want Alachua french gram received the 1990 Davis Pro waste stream," Krause said Tues- neers design a bin that is boh These promising totals fries on every corner of campus, ductivity Award Tuesday, but day. I'd stake my reputation on it." practical and attractive, the situa- prompted Florida TaxWatch, a per s" he said campus recycling director Al Despite Us progress. Krause tion won't improve. nonprofit, private organization, to But Krause said Krause said the school is far from is finding it difficult to meet the fhis obstacle reward the school's tno-year-old 'We want something that's won't stop him front working with fulfilling its goal recycling demand for recycling recycling program. The productiv- readily recognizable by students students who want to recycle bins And According to this year's statis- ity award recognizes state pro- and fairly easily accessible," although he has limited resources, averagesabout 361 tons of grams that significantly improve "Our biggest sore point is that Krause said "In Disney World. you tics, UF see Recycling, page 5 cled material each month, public services with no extra cost we can't empty containers fast see the recycling bills as Mickeys 2, ALLIGATOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1990 SAPP. Pawn 8 Ben $2.rTbys Coner t 2 WHAT'S HAPPENING BUY - SELL, TRADE Siai 'lEsh1g S#fmfdfS 'Full line of Firearms" -alst ft SaMtnd t Unite: CampusOrganized Against day and Friday afternoons at 4-30 in sell pottery, jewelry. ornaments, - - rwn RapewillmeetNov 26in ReitzUnion the Women's Gym. The club pre- toys, T-shirts. rugs, quilts, baskets, 111 NW 6th St 373-5655 Room 357 Everyone is invited. Call sents free self-defense classes for UF leather goods and much more Call 377-5487 students, faculty and staff Call Eric Kathleen at 392-2378 Gone fishing: The UF Canoe and at 376-9570. Rae.: Entry forms for the Air Rafting Club WILL NOT meet to- Volunteer needed: The Alachua Force's annual charity road race are night Call 373-2979. County Crisis Center needs Crisis available at Joe's Deli on West Uni- Let them At turkey: The Hare Line Counselors Volunteers will be versity Avenue, Lloyd Clarke Sports. Krishna Student Center presents a provided with 50 hours of training in Gainesville Health and Fitness, and 'Happy Turkey Thanksgiving Di- suicide and crisis intervention Call Van Fleet Hall The race will be held ner" tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 at 372-3659 Dec. I and will start in the O'Connell 214 NW 14th St. A $3 donation is Save5O 0 Break a leg: The Reitz Union Pro- Center parking lot Proceeds go to on color processing & 4x6 prints requested Please call Darm or Yadu gram Council and the Gator Outdoor the March of Dimes. Entry fee is $8 I at 33&4183 Recreation Program will sponsor a before Nov 29and $10 the day ofthe Each picture is the best it can be Save the planet: The Environ- week of skiing in Breckenridge, race Each participant will receive a mental Affairs Cabinet meets Colo. Jan 1-8 The trip costs $650 for T-shirt. CalliU. Ramos at 392-0434 or I or we reprint it free .now! Wednesday afternoons at 5 in the students and $725 for non-students 336-9886 r-f-lmnDeloping Chdst aa CP Film Bide Student Governmentofficeiin the Re- and includes round-trip airfare from Get some support: Parents iti Union Call Shawn at 334-025. Jacksonville to Denver, seven nights Anonymous, a free, confidential sup- I I dlsgrq - The UF Speech and condominium accommodations, a port group for parents, meets in 50%off' wionssSAVE25I ivgerorcarity nn Debate Team meets Wednesday five-day lift ticket for Breckenridge, Gainesville Monday evenings For nguia tbO. tketta38 24") I LMA *.Oit "27 nights at 7 in DauerRoom 347. Both Copper Mountain and Keystone or meeting times, call I-800-FIALIVE, i,3 traveling and non-traveling teams Arapahoe Basin, bus transportation need to attend Call Shawn at 334- and all taxes and service charges. What's Happening is free pubic- I Prni rn~M~u,.ttbfimsL CALPit RMai ~o ftA A um ., ItollawDA I cxpfoofPO~ 8025. Call 392-1655 service space The Alligator provides S. strong: The Judo Club meets Christmas shoppIng already?: to local organizations wishing to a-

n as l ''tu s R Tuesaae . 0nea rs enuance Monday and Wednesday nights at 6 The Reitz Union Ars and Crafts Cen- nounce Mpcoming events. The an- I Em~~~s _na.it in the Women's Gym. Call Kevin at ter presents its annual Holiday Craft nourncements are printed on a 336-8159 or Lori at 336-9452. Sale Dec. 6-7 from 10 a m. to 9 p.m. space-cvailable basis, in random or- Skf-4ens: The Zsshinryu Ka- on the second floor of the Reitz Un- dervand, when necessary, areedited or I Oaks Mall - Ruby Thesday entranCeI rate Club meets Monday, Wednes- ion local and out-of-state artists will cut randomly.

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By ANNE-MARIE PANKOWSKI nan said just a s all lici of car J"l) I lie I)elInso [tigit plan , ,ivId ilu Alligator Writer lie said he Wants to work still [I's livi IDiane \rirvold,{mrdlinaloir idal drits brought helue the Ici'I ttpl ilm sion of Housing to solve probheans with i- judicial prograjnis. said the iesbidtru ( ases olvmgl dru, ppsn ,le Is Il, 1 UF studen s brought befie dormitory vi ay he boards operate assistant's job Is to wiite down ihr jRt is 'it conduct boards can find help with their tune of [h) Defense lIague's objtuives is a violation .nd not to pass judgment defense from [ihe new Conducl Board Ine Lu give students a voice in their defeles "It's students educatiig students hiigh fenise IPague 'his would allow students a chance to the distipiiA pocss," she sidI Iliding litni, lit s.Id the )elen e league, established last counter the resident assistants arguments she wants It slav Iw y Iroi !ega! rlts week, is ouposed of eighi students who "ilety dunal like being (alled Iproseul becausethat wliltikeawaiyretirmtlh0LcndlI But stud1i TillI( h igI will < iI V,1l[ i1 have either sered in the conduct board or cors, SchIckmian said 'But I staft mmibi r boards' eliIlnal va,1 WechIii' (4)1 )l h(]p 11 oil I Ithei have been brought before it will be laken as more credible than a sIto to turn it uit I legtil k i s " ,1 lit- sillyils ti.1 doit 1 Greg Schuckmian, the Defens I eagues deait But Waryold sid slhe has nIii pobfl iT Things - tilt. [ IrI ikinlg - i~ l w ii lii founder and chairman, said [he group was Some resident assistanis believe (he new studeriis those to have ,m adici-e, usemili organted to protect students' rights in the group will cause more problems Ihan it at he hea ings conduct board process The boards hear solves The induct boards hemii I 21%as list sl udei s vat n g lt 1) i l it, gi lit bI I ti cases involving violations ol dormitory pol- "You're going t0 put the RA's in an alvi- year for offenses such as Fire cod violins IrauA umt 11)Ot Itav 111 me 1gl o I sc hla kill I ILy sory tole." said Beay Towers resident asss- and underage drinking The boards preside II 1h c u e IsIIenaII III l t e I I an Ih ca t II11 1 "We want to make sure it's lair, Schuck- tant Carolyn Kluwe The documenlatini is over the 6,400 students who live (nii campus IlmnllI thrd loot Cocaine stolen from safe at Health Science Center UF police are investigating pharmacodynamics depart. the apparent theft of 12 grams ment, reported the missing co- of cocaine from a safe in the UF caine on Monday, according to Health Science Center, police police reports. spokeswoman Angie Tipton Katovich could not be said Tuesday. reached Tuesday for comment. The cocaine was 100 percent pure pharmaceutical cocaine The cocaine was last seen used for medical purposes and Oct. 5 in the compartment of a was valued at $446, Tipton said. safe in the health center's room Michael Katovich, a OF pro- P509, Tipton said. fessor and chairman of the -MATTHEW SAUER Students, citizens

Stand your ground NAT W tIII AAILIIATT)T rally for homeless Members of the Gator Guard Drill team perform a drilL exhibition outside Tur ington Hall By CHRISINA BRrEDA are unaware of the scope of the Tuesday. homeless problem in Gainesville, Alligator Writer and the association hoped to make About 30 people, mostly law stu- people realize that anyonecan be- dents, huddled together in the come homeless. cold Monday night, much like I want everyone to leave here Pets need special holiday care many of the homeless people they feehng that anyone has the poten- were rallying to support. They had tial to be homeless," Brown said. Humane Society: Turkey bones especially dangerous their choice of a typical soup APIL Vice President Bruce once worked on a dog after it had certificate signed by a licensed vet- kitchen dinner of cheese sand- Lasky said the group initially By DAN WINE eaten a five-pound bag of M&M's erinarian wches or peanut butter and jelly wanted to camp out in the law Alligator Writer She had to punpthe dog sstonach sandwiches. With lots of people coming and school plaza overnight, but the Morris and Fido may be part of to save its life administration would not allow it going, the holidays are an oppor- Students and concerned cit- the family, but pet owners should for security reasons When given the opportunity, tune time for pets to go unnoticed zens gathered to raise awareness pets indulge in the not let their dogs tend to eat too much choco- and escape, Wright said and show support for the more lasky said that although the human pleasures of the holiday This late, Smith said, and chocolate can makes it important for pets to have than three million homeless na- association addresses other public season, a Humane Society of the cause accelerated heart rates and tionwide and the growing number current identification lags problems, they picked this week United States official says. possible intestinal problems in of homeless in Gainesville. to target homelessness because Giving dogs and cats a share of both dogs and cats peaks during the holi- That way. Smith said, if someone The Association for Pubhc Inter- awareness the Thanksgiving turkey is not a Poisonous plants such as poin est Law held the rally to raise day season. finds a pet, the animal shelter can good idea, said Phyllis Wright, settiasand mistletoealso should be trace the tag number back to the awareness about the plight of the The Rev. William Mayberry of HSUS vice president for company kept away from pets, APIL Special Events owner. homeless, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church told ion animals. People often give pets as gifts. Chairperson Cindy Brown said see Homeless, page 4 Turkey bones - a treat owners especially during the holidays But If pet owners leave town and Brown said law students largely may think their pets will enjoy - Smith said giving a pet to someone can't take their animals with them, are especially dangerous, Wright is not a good idea "unless the per. Smith said they should find some- said. son is really aware of the response one reliable to care for their pets, Crew concert postponed highg, legand breast bonescan bility of owning a pet" and that person should know the The controversial Miami- The tickets cost $0.50 before splinter after they are ingested," Instead, acquiring a pet should vetermarian's phone number in based rap group 2 Live Crew theshowandS11.50atthedoor. she said. "Me pieces can become be a family decision, Smith said, case of an emergency postponed Its Tuesday night lodged in the animal's throat or and plans should be made before Concert because of an Ins In Teny said Central City man- perforate the intestines." the animal is brought home Wright says the best treat people aument wasto about the can- Turkey meat and (at in excessive Things to considerinclude who will can give their pets over the holi- A group member's family, a by 2 Live Crew Ca~rl City manager a"d cellation amounts can be difficult for pets to be responsible for feeding, exercis- days is a few minutes of special managetust Tuesday aftet- digest and also can cause illness, ing and cleaning up after the pet attention 'The concert bas baen rel noon. Brother Marqlui, a nip- scheduled fr Nov. 29, Central according to the Alachua County Cost is another factor - the nec- per In the grmap, Is staying with Humane Society's pet-care guide- essary shots can be expensive. "It's important to make your pet City mnger Eileen Tcly swid his mother at a Miami hospital Tuesday. Tickets sold for lines. Smith said people also should be feel special during holiday gather- whn e arvn scheduled to Susan Smith, a cruelty investiga- aware of a law that was amended igs," Wright said "If he is com- Tuesday's show Will be ac, wadap . igo etlb* said. cented for theeschudwled dge tor with the Alachua County Hu- Oct. I that requires all cats and fortable with his surroundings, he or rounded by 7Ietmeats. . I -a BitiSGLL mane Society, says chocolate is dog sold in Florida by pet dealers may be less likely to become fright- another "no-no." Smith said she to be accompanied by an inspection ened or run away " Af lGATOR WF)NI sI)AY N0Vf- MD R 21, 1"9 I~ ALL TOE KotIls Village Park v-YOU CAN PLAY 1 ELSEWHERE $ 12 ""

Woman named Florida Senate president French Quarter TAlAHASSFE (UPI) - Gwen Margolis of North lawmakers still couLI accept meals to be eaten at Now Miam wasinstatled as thefirst woman to presideover a singlesitting But the reons were intended to hall Leasing 373-1234 that have led Guv Bob Martiner to appoint I & 2 Bi - Furn/Unfurn V,! [I rW the Florida Senate Iuesday as tle !egislature reor- practices 23rd A,,n,., ganized and took up a package of ethics reforms a special prosecutor to review legislative ethics -3 Pools - 3 Laundries Now ocatinO 375-1234 lawmakers were going ahead with a vote on the 23-17 by thelteconstiluted Margolis was elected Flexible Leases ethics reforms, ignoring a request by Gov elect Law- state Senate Then Sen Jim Scott of Fort lauderdale, ton Chiles to wait and consider campaign-finance the Republican leader, suggested making Margolis Close to Campus Roses reform at the same time The House approved the selection unanimous, and the full Senate agreed amid - Ceiling Fans 4 95 reforms 119-0 Im in afternoon vote a standing ovation on the Senate floor and gallenes .1 /Doz 336-1234 Chiles made the best of it, noting that on Monday This is a new day in the Flonda Senate," Margolis 378-3771 legislative leaders agreed to eliminate loopholes cnt- said. 9-4:30 M-F Cutting Cocaine 16th Ave, its said would permit lawmakers to evade intended "it was not easy for me to reach this historic 999-1001 SW is like cutting your wrist restrictions on gift-giving by special interests moment, but I think you know that easy is not i my That's their right. to go forward and make improve- vocabulary, and I caution anyone who thinks the next ments," Chiles told reporters two years will be easy " But he added, "When we get finished studying, we On the House side, T.K. Wetherell of Daytona tmay #11*1 TMEET might want to make some further improvements," Beach was formally installed as speaker He decided i including campaign-finance reform to forgo the traditional speech outlining his goals for The revisedethicsbillbansgiftsworth $100 or more the next two years, from lobbyists or their employers, makes it clear that Aides said Wetherell wanted to let Margolis enjoy expensive tnps commonly given lawmakers by lobby the limelight. He planned to discuss his agenda when S% T 1H51S ists are considered gifts. and prohibits solicitation of the Legislature next meets in December for commit- gifts by lawmakers tee work, * must o a NDIP by preoegriaran 4 -LIMIrEDT ME ONLY Fitzwater: Prompt reso ution on force unlikely 5500 '0 UAsusmnN PARIS (UPI) - President Bush pressed an ien- forward without U.N backing "We agree it is time to sive behind- the-scenes campaign to round up support return to the United Nations and to consider action for the use of force against Iraq's Saddan Hussein in the U N context " Iiesday. but his spokesman acknowledged any quick A day after coming up short in an effort to win action on a new U N resolution was unlikely outnght Soviet backing for a force resolution, Bush BOOKS Speaking at the close of a second day of consult sounded his own new note of patience, telling report- )BO BASIC ations regarding the Persian Gulfcrisis, White House ers on the sidelines of the 34-nation meeting of the press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said concems re- Conference on Secunty and Cooperaton in Europe RNN BRDEN JHNSON. OUT OF BEDLRM; rained over the timing and precise language of a "Just be patient and . all will be well." VTiiS IF UEINSTITUTIBNALIZATISN. l22.95. United Nations resolution authorizing the use offorce But Bush and Secretary of State James Baker What is te ariy of our A .ring explore oin of He said no final decisions had been made nor a continued to press the case - the president meeting policy of dleesrging .nsi t ie oontlmpoay moral tinetable set for introduction of such a measure, in private with Turkish President Turgut Ozal and patients from out slat. imaginaton of " moricn "We. 511." adding, "It is very unlikely we would have anything Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, and hospitls. 52.5 very specific" in the near future Baker with Soviet counterpart Eduard Shevardnadze For now, the United States will focus on contacting Asked if he was seeking Turkey's support for such PAUL UDEINES. TOUGH JEWS; the counties involved in the unprecedented iema- a new U. N resolution, Bush said head nocomplaints POLITICAL FANTNSIE5 ANt ThE M OIRS tonal effort against Saddam Hussein, and "having about Turkey's support, "Turkey and the United DILEMMA IF AMEIICAN JEWI?. 119.95. everybody on board with the same conclusions." he States are side-by- side in this," Bush told reporters. said Fitzwater also was optimistic the U S effort would THEODORE HRRM#Ro JERY MASHAW. He also Imdutded the United States would not press succeed and that ground already had been gained OF PNIL F HNEDY. *MERICR't MISUNDERSTOOD WELFARE STTE. Leaders call for high school competency exams PERSISTENT MTINS, ENIMEINS IEALITIEI. 12 2. 95. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Business leaders told the National Alliance of Business Congress Tuesday all high school students should be "America cannot be competitive, said Sol Hurwitz, Am.in's sociaisi wilr& An warewauimnng hr.dly Polc ha$sooen shaped by of Anterica hospital. trem required to take a national competency examination president of the Committee for Economic Develop- certain enduring comui. World wet I -k pris o~nt. to ensure they have adequate skills for the working ment, "unless we succeed in educating all of our naro which mosI AmeIr@iaS St2S. Paper. world, but Education Department officials rejected the children to their highest capacity. But when we look approve ofi 22.95. idea. at the new generation growing up, we're worried that At a House Education and Labor Committee hear- they won't measure up.' N9SEMAIY STEOENL IN SICKNESS AND ing, four business leaders testified that America's To establish confidence in student achievement, IN HEALTH; competitiveness is being jeopardized by a generation Kolberg said all students, by the age of 16, should he AMEHICAN UISPITALS IN TUE TIIENTIET of children leaving high school without a firm grasp able to pass a national competency examination. CENTHAW. $12.95. PIPES. of basic skills. "The establishment of a system of national stand- For many years, business organizations have ards, coupled with assessment, would ensure that HOLIDAY HOURS sensed that there is a growing problem with the level every student leaves compulsory school with a den,- THANKSGIVING DAY --CLOSED onstrated ability to read, write, compute and perform of competencies in entry-level workers Now research FRIDAY -- 10:00 AM 'O 9.00 PM surveys and individual companies show that the at world-class levels in general school subjects,' data, Kol SATURDAY -10:00 AM TO 9:00 problem is real, said William Kolberg, president of berg said. PM SUNDAY .- 100 AM TO 5:00 PM HOMELESS "Treat them like individuals." drug addicts, a growing number GOERINGS' BOOK CENTER from page 3 Bob Tancig, director of St. Fran. actually are children. OPEN ON SUNDAYS MROM IfLVTO 5: cis House, a Gainesville homeless Greg Martinson, a law student the group most people treat the shelter, also spoke to the group. In who attended the rally, said stu- UNIVERSITY & THIRTEENTH homeless as nobodies. He said an interview afterward, he said that dents are aware of the homeless many people ignore the homeless UF students have been involved problem but don't want to do any problem just as they ignore home- with the organization since it first thing about it. less people they see on the street. began and that fraternities, sorori- "'There's so many apathetic peo. "More protests are being done ties and other student groups are pie," Martinson said "I think to protect trees and buildings and a very important part of the pro- they're aware, but they feel they're CAN'T PAY animals than to help the home gram. powerless to doanything aboutit" less," Mayberry said. Tancig said the shelter, which Dawn Koren, president of Col- THEPIPER? relies mostly on volunteer help, lege Democrats, said the commu- He said people must learn to turns away more than 500 people nity does not do enough to help Find ajob in the view homelessness as society's a year because of lack of space. He homeless people Aigator cIsstfleds and problem rather than a special-inter- said families make up about 30 "As long as there Is one Ameri- est problem or a race problem percent of the shelter's guests, can that doesn't have food to put get the rat qf your back. "Put yourself in the position of Although many people think in his mouth, there's something r - --- s-- r rr.-% ~ - - ~- k the homeless,' Mayberry said homeless people are alcoholics or wrong. - WEDNESDAY.NOVEMBERI,19930,A1JGAl)R.5 RECYCLING Krause said. But now UF will pay for their from page I programs SG cabinet "We took over to provide continuity and Krause said that this semester he has C UF's efforts cused on three campus areas. regularity, he said seeks to shape to recycle DORMITORIES FRATERNITIES Some dormitory areas are recycling ide- Krause scheduled a Tuesday night meet- pendently by floor or by building, but by the ing with representatives from on-campus end of the semester Krause said he hopes In 1990, UF has recycled 28 fraternities to discuss extend ing F's recycl- all campus living areas will be part of UFs UF recycling percent of its total waste, ing program to the houses on Fraternity program equaling about 361 tons Row, JACK REHMAN By each month. The following is "Only two people showed up. the rest Yulee Resident Assistant Michael Mur- Alligator Writer a monthly breakdown of re- were suffering from the rhanksgiving phy, a management senior, worked with Although student involvement in UF's recycling cycled items and their per- blues," Krause said after the meeting. He [yPs Division of Housing and Physical Plant program is no longer in the dumps, the director of centage of the school's total mid many students already had gone home to set up a primarily student-run program in forthe holiday, and he plans to haveanother Student Government's "Hippie Cabinet" said Tuesday recycling effort his dormitory area earlier this month UF still has several environmental issues to work out meeting next week, Environmental Cabinet Director Jill Price said the Although several fraternities already are Murphy joined Krause and Housing Di recycling some materials, Krause wants all Cabinet, which was created last spring by Student Ren Tons Percent rectorJamescrnmm to set upaluminum can Body President Michael Browne, was jokingly nick- on-campus houses to participate in the pro- recycling boxes on each floor of the Yulee named the "Hippie Cabinet" because it tackles envi- gram. Area dormitories Campus dormitories also ronmental issues. But it more closely resembles a T'm trying to provide a means so we can recycle paper campus Environmental Protection Agency, she said do it all under one umbrella," he said .We'relike the EPAofStudentGovernment. We're Interfraternity Council President Tom "Students realize recycling is the way of not a civil disobedience group, we can't be that way," IYard Santill,, an industrial engineering graduate the future, so why not start nowI" Murphy Waste FIN student, said Tuesday he has favored the said We're hoping if it's successful that it Price said. "But that's why I think these programs 52% fall along these lines." idea since Krause suggested it to him a few can spread to all the other dormitories " Price said she is encouraged by the Cabinet's weeks ago progress and UFs overall recycling efforts. "Most of the fraternities are positive about Jill Pnce, Student Government's Environ- mental Affairs Cabinet "We're doing tremendously well considering (re- it,"Santill, said "Since we went to the BYOB director, lives in the in charge of her floor's cycling) started in 1988," Price said. "But we can be policy, I think there will be a lot of beer Yulee Area and is Paper, 79.1 22% cans5- recycling effort. She said she plans to work doing a lot more." with Murphy to spread the program to all Price said her group's 35 members spent last As a result of the Bring Your Own Beer policy, kegs have been replaced the dormitories month surveying the campus to map existing alumi- by six-packs at fraternity parties. num, paper and plastic recycling bins so they could Price said the UF recycling changes are pinpoint areas that need bins. Sanilli sid the fraternities are interested in recycling cans and would like to discuss ironic because she had planned to suggest The Cabinet's immediate plans include working some of the same ones to Physical Plant with UFs Physical Plant and Custodial Services to whether they also can recycle paper But M asonry 38.9 11% Santilli said the decision will hinge on how expand the school's recycling program to all dormi- While Murphy was organizing the Yulee tories and fraternities. close the recycling bins are to fraternity doorsteps pilot program, the Environmental Cabinet The Cabinet eventually would like to create a 'if its not too convenient, the fraternities was conducting a campus recycling survey recycling video for the dormitories' Channel 8, and to find out where extra collection bins were a recycling guide to give to students at Preview so might not take part," Santilli said Krause said they'll have to come to some needed. Price said dormitories were one of they will know where to take garbage, Price said. % 3.5 12% the weakest links in UF's recycling chain She also said the Cabinet plans to examine other sort of compromise. 'We need to find a way to get them close possible problem areas, such as toxic waste, as part She also said she plans to present Physical enough to the fraternities to make it conve- of a full-scale environmental audit. But Price is delay- Plant and Custodial Services with aproposal nient and close enough to the curb that we'll ing the audit until she receives step-by-step guide- in the next few weeks to centralize and have access to them," he said lines from the national Student Environmental Action expand campus recycling Commission. She said it will be one of the Cabinet's Although Krause also is interested in off- more important tasks. W S 3%ocampus recycling, he said UF is concentrat- 'Our main target is going to try to fix the 11,3 ing first on Fraternity Row houses. "We're hopefully setting up a goal for future envi- WaterWaste residence halls," she said. ronmental directors to follow, in which they will Several off-campus fraternities use the annually audit UF to make sure it's environmentally city's Big Blue recycling program Under Price's plan, dormitory resident sound," Price said. "We have the potential to be a assistants will become "recycling czars" and model campus, environmentally." les MARRIED HOUSING head their floors' programs. Other future Cabinet projects include a manatee than 1 Although UPs four married housing adoption program for grade school students spon- areas had been successfully recycling paper, "We thin k it should be an RA - they have sored by local businesses. The Cabinet also plans to lumlnurr plastic and glass on their own for more than the keys and could put a recycling bag or bring a Florida panther to campus to promote the a year, they joined UF's program Friday, box in each room and have a dropoff site Krause said. on each floor," Price said "We want to make animal's importance and to have local artists and Bfl. UPF Plasol Plant grade school students create a temporary panther Tlose programs were run totally by vol. it as easy as possible for people in residence mural. unteers who paid all the costs themselves, halls " %o's Coeri 11EAIE 11A0111 1MM WSO. frt m-S B'fip2 Aordaie conventible sofa-beds r-, ------. ir MYERS SERVICE CENTER1 Ot.s - P 0t m ti a idSame WE SPECIALi/E ONLY IN OYOT4A Holiday Special lt2A t-n 8 . CAIN2 CALL AND Ask AllLTOt Ri O PHI( ii ulons a from& 0occ. a. I7 -. I-it u. '., ,~ihI 1 faq in 376-6752 East Univeity 375-310

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Th campaigp (triation 5 her us hd nothing tdo Iff our dedsioni to pect him. OK you're about to rush out of town so you can be home for the traditional turkey dinner. We're on our way too But before we left, we wanted to make sure you don't mass anything while you're gone, so we printed an early edition of this week's Darts & laurels DART to the Supreme Court for refusing to lift a ban on Cable News Network's recordings of conversations be- tween Manuel Noriega and his lawyers. This is a touchy case for us. We advocate a responsi- ble press, and for that reason, we would hope CNN would voluntarily choose not to air the tapes because they might endanger Noriega's right to a fair trial. But while we don't agree with the broadcasting of the tapes, we also don't agree with prior restraint of the me- dia. Unfortunately, it looks like the Court didn't agree with us Be thankful for all you are, have LAUREL to UF Provost Andrew Sorensen for making While visiting my home one weekend, I could na a commitment to the AIDS and HIV Infection Task Force help but nouce a problem that is becoming a regular s* Mark Raines to find more money for the group's campus education occurrence in the United States. Driving down the and presentations. highway, I saw two examples of this dilemma. LIFE GOES ON The task force has had some difficulty trying to I first saw a van with the back doors open Tree stretch its two-year budget of only $6,000 far enough to children and an expectant mother were in and around if one of these people was lucky enough to have a educate 34,000 students about AIDS and its effects. the van. The father was standing by a sign that read: place to stay for the night, what about tomorrow' 'Will work for food " Packed on top of the van was Who's going to give them a job? Sure, there is help We're glad to see that Sorensen, known for his work in what appeared to be all the family s belongings available from Red Cross and Goodwill, but they can AIDS research, is trying to strengthen this valuable About a cile down the road, I saw a man walking do only so much with so little funding. group. by the beach. The man's clothes were ton. His skin Individually, we cannot wipe out the problems of DART to President George Bush for so quickly dis- was dark and gnarled by the sun The expression on the homeless and the poor. But there are things we, missing Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's promise to re- his face lacked any real emotion He held a sign that as students, can do to help. When them is a food dnve lease all remaining foreign hostages starting Christmas stated: "Need work real BAD'" on campus, donate a few cans. Don't give only the In this day and age, one just passes by these people cans you hate, like yellow beans or spinach, but give Day. Some people feel sorry for them. Others think these good food like stew and canned meats. When you The White House said Hussein's promise is just an- roadside people ar pathetic. outgrow clothes, don't throw them away or sell them other ploy. Granted, Hussein hasn't exactly proven him- The ones who feel sony for the vagrants would not at agarage sale. Take old clothes to the Salvation Army self to be the most trustworthy person, but couldn't dare stop to help. Who blames them? There are too or Goodwill. Are toys from your childhood still in the Bush just accept the dictator's promise without com- many sick people in the world. back of your closet? Donate them as well. The toys you no longer need or want could make little boy or ments that only make the situation worse? Some people feel the disadvantaged cae their own situation. Once, while riding in a car with a friend, girl very happy on Christmas morning. After Hussein's announcement, Bush said he's hoping both of us sawaman on the roadside holding the same Thanksgiving is an especislb hard time for the for peace, but he's leaving open the prospect of war. Dis- type of sign. The driver suggested we throw cans of homeless. Many churches and organizations offer missing Hussein's promise doesn't sound to us like Bush lima beans to the man. What a sack thing to say. Thanksgiving dinners to those less fortunate. Instead is pursuing a diplomatic end to the Persian Gulf crisis. I cannot imagine living like these people who de of watching a football game Or a parade, donate an hour or two of your time to help LAUREL to the University Senate for agreeing to dis- pend on the kindniessof others for the basic necessities saxe at one of thesw of life. I treasure the roof Over my head. I value all my dinners. While serving the turkey and dressing, take cuss a resolution that urges Bush and state leaders to possessions. I love a good hot meal I highly value the the time to talk to the people eating it. Their back- avoid a conflict in the Gulf. ability to receive a college education. Because I love grounds and stories will amaze you. You will discover The proposal asks leaders to exhaust all legal methods the vitality of life, I think I can understand the feeling that most of them are not the cause of their own and search for compromises with Iraq. If the Senate, of not having that vitality. No human being should situation. Often, they are merely victims of society. made up of UF faculty, approves the resolution Dec. 3. have to be degraded this way. It is truly barbaric. Tomorrow, when you ae sharing Thanksgiving are copies will be mailed to President George Bush, U.S. What's to be done? There must be a better way for dinner with family and frends, be thankful you People to receive help, l am sure there are places they not a roadside person, and say a prayer for those who Sens. Bob Graham and Connie Mack and U.S. Rep. Cliff cm go to take a bath and spend a night, although are. Steams. many of these establishments probably are full. Even Mark Ralaisa UP UAiuukfojfior. The resolution may not go far toward ending the Gulf crisis, but we're glad to see faculty working to give UF a voice in this international situation. I''el,'g a racist country that is withdraw rAom Kuwait? Bush and Hussein's fears carrying out physical and cultural members of Congress have made are for his country genocide on Palestinians? it clear that withdrawal as not Why didn't we invade Syria for enough - we must eliminate alliator Editor Editor: Many American people their 14 years of iniltrating, under. Hussein. mining, Ju4y A. Plunkett need to reconsider the crisis in the terrorizing and now annen- Hussein clearly stated on a re- Middle East. ig (an effect) Lebanon? cent CNN telecas. that he did not Managig Editor Opinions Editor Why did we break international M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Reaier Amwar He ars m or ce naked aggression n Wasn't Kuwait created from law with r and gseuuterdson free from Iraqi lend by Western interests af- 1986 - bombing Ilbya for terror- Western "worldorder" for his coun- Iattw*i PoIla ter World War II? Didn't lsm in Germany? The Syrians wer vo . .Wud not w. M0 wammds nut . 64 i0 p4 Th.y .ncow N we help try. 41M b #4 nd N.duda a twd n . .a thes naked aggrnulotn of the &i bt=n=btbe curits-no Ninh*0 ft - INhd 40' ft ~c. tat Ma Ni Mo laW MnYnlct ease upon Paesine the ltyans. KSIm Mit - tmoe. d Is 74 In 1948 and In subsequent was? Aren't we aid- Why should Saddam Hussein 7its WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 990,AUJGATOR. 7 BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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Frame $250 00 plus security Call 338 I1I 21 5 4 Free water MusT seei Call 31 3Q49 2 For Rent - Unfurnished 1839 11 30-10 2 11 26 5 5 Cash Ceck MC or VISA F n/s needed to sublease a room In 2brti 3 tblie Homes Ih Aiido, Office 1 Oribe, lease up end of Jan w opnon to bl apl in Sparish race by 1,91 $201imo IioommaTe wanted M 10 share 3 bd 3 rew *'' 110S W Un versy Ave sam leases Mowe n today only ul Cal' Am 33tr' Or 392 ha brand new apartment Spacioi s bed For Rent/Sale $260mo M F Sam rpm Nov Only $150 Call 336 110 9575 11 26 5 4 room Includes own bat" W0 included . 4 Sublease House/Apt. 11-2132 lull amenities Reflecions $220 mc 332 Main Booksiore Lg 2d. 2btt A Wills Vilage HUGE Cal 3537 11 26 5 5 5 Roommates Hub Customer Service Desk Sublet large 2br unit in Summit House cony 465mo dep neg Aval 121 CPO M FSam 430 pm Unit AL-21 Call 376 98668 Discount' 11 detect neigh close 10 campus pets Ok Female n/A serious student Own Doom 6 ForSale 21 9 2 335 5/01 11 26 5 4 in nice older home 2 blocks Irom cam 7 Real Estate Hertz Union Cashier S 0'i'ce pus $1Samina . uit 378 1292 o- 378 M F 9 am 9 pm MORE FOR YOUR $ Regency Oas bd I ba $345,mo av' I 5897 11 30 9 5 8 Motorcycles Sai a Sun Closed SPACIOUS 3 & 4 bdrn l.wnhomen. able Jan Call John a1 373 4694 12 3 Close to SFCC A UF 10 4 SPRING 9i F/M needed large bedroom 9 Autos Mecai ookSore Shanes; Woodgat Manor Apatm.nis in3 bdrm house 3 bks from campus 10 Wanted M F 8am 4 30rm 332-4544 LOOK I House 4 ran 2 3 argue bdms $160 pius utilities Fireplace' 3/6 IT I/ 501 SW 75th Street lireprace lenced yddec close 2 cam 11 26 5-5 II Services By Mail: 12 14 21 2 pus/mall Pots ok/rio dep Only 495,mIth Use lermsappearing wooki 378 7652 11 26 5 4 REFLECTIONS- F N/S roommate 12 Typing Services in the Alligalor Sorry no casr by ONE MONTH FREE on studio and one needed ASAP Own bd/ba In brand 13 Help Wanted Ia MC VISA or checks only bedroom apartments Walk to OF COL Sublet 2 bdr 1 tI2 be townhouse Pool new 3 bdt 3 ba apartment w/ security LEGE PARK 411 NW 15 St 371 7777 volleyball, laundromal pars allowed system. W/O Furnished except bd 14 Business Personals By Phone 373-FIND: 11 30 102 Close to Shands ,n Mi Vernon $495 meO $213/ma 338-1055 11 21 4 5 Payment by VISA or Mastercard Call377 7344 12 14 104 15 Personals ONLY Five dollar minimum SW TOWNHOUSE 2 large BRF1 5 BA F e/srmmaie for spring in 2 edr- apt 16 Connections M F830 4pm washe rd ryer/dishwah percent AC only PARK PLACE * b'o rtd 2ba ava, Jan I behind Norman Own room wood lionr, $300 KEY MANAGEMENT 372 3000 Close 10 UF 090mor - security dep $150 month + i/? uliles 376 5486 Ive 17 Notices 1 21 3 2 Call anytime 335 3556 12 4 10 4 message 11 30 8-5 j How to correct or 18 RIdes Beautiful 3 bdI3 ba condo Screened 1bdr avaI 12f16,90 7 31 91 ec dsp A OAKBROOK own bedroom ard bath cancel your ad: porch, washer/dryer ceiling tans, corner Doc paid $290/mo Call Teacri or K irk Washidry Furnished with microwave 19 Pets unit in Rockwook Villas $725/mo 330 336 8823 0r 1 257 1165 or Piccadiiy Available on Dec 24 $325mp 2Iutl 20 Ldst &Found Cancellations: 3902 (leave message 11 20-5-2 316 2483 11 21 2 4 ,l.es 378 5171 11 27 5 5 Call 373 FIND Mon Fi 8 pe Sublease apt 1 block frim UF $1 70mo No refunds can be given CAW Properlies 1 bedroom and efficien Greenwich Green nIs I to share cIe I block from campus $135170 per Available mid Dec Call Scott at 376 3bat2 Sba twnhse for Spring Owr master Alligator errors: month, call Scott at 376-2424 11 28-5 2 2424 or Greg al 372 8123 12 5 10 4 bd/ba $233/mo +3 util cab' lee iCall J When will your ad run? Check your ad The PIRST day I runs 335-3712'v mes 11 2755 Oxford Manor sublease Male to share Call 373 FIND WIM1 any collections os House 2bdm closeto UF Avail Doc $350 2bd/2ba $275mr0 Miler Dec 20 Very spa ACasa blanca W rmmt needed lor trn non 'HE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY Sally 378-5496 0 332 0869 N 11 20-5 2 Classilleds will begin TWO c'ous, /d Included Keep $275 depos-I 2br'2 Sba waldry Scrn palio ceI Ins RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST DAY 2 bedroonI 1/2 bath, screened porch, Call 371-4690 11 20 5 4 Avail mid Dec $262tmo , t,2ut 305 9/3 DAYS after they are placed THE AD RUNS INCORRECTLY Cos washer/dryer in Casablanca East for 4424'335 3127 11 30 8-5 Ads mailed in or placed at the rected ads will be extended one day Spring $500/mo Call 336-4641 leave F roommate needed 1o sublease spring Union or Shands may take No refunds oi credis can be givenaer message 1130-72 SOm Quiet clean. Summil He ALARM LAKEWOOD VILLAS Need mIt for own placing the ad Changes called in afler sys. OWN room, walk to UF & Shands br/ba in 3br/3ba $232/m a 1 3 utII Socu THREE days to appear Ads the lirst day will Mal be compensated Nice Mill Run 2 or, 2 112 be townhouse $1 97mo, 1/2 Call 336 0322 11 28 5 4 rity System CALL NOW 335 9599 11 may run for any length of tinre Vaulted ceilings, washer/dryar. dshw 27 5 5 Customer error or changes: garden window, walk-in closet $425 POLOS F njs, own bodroom/balh, and be cancelled at any time washerdryr, or Correction& must be made in person al month + utilies Call 336 NO2 11 29 furnished unfurmshed Serious in student rr clean rm in 19 Sorry, but there can be no re- The Aigator ollice BEFORE NOON 5-2 $255 * 1/3 util LOtS o erias Call 336 7bd/ ba upstairs apt 3btks to UF 1616 786811v 30 74 funds for canCelled ads. There WIN M a $2 N aerecllo ee message 1 1 NW 3 Ave, $160/mo * SOc + lease no PETS OK1111 potS 495 9024 12-4 10 5 Special I bedroom apt W/ yard 2 miles from campus, I yr old huge 2 bdri microwave , paddle Ian, gas hea & a/c 2 112 ba condo in Casablanca W 2 69WANT TO MOVE OUT* Fam Rmnm $249/mo 373 508 I 30 6-2 story, privacy Only $500/mo Avail Dec needed Share nice 3bdr1 apt own mas. FOR RENT: UNFURN. 20 335 0442 11 29 5 4 f.r bdre A ba $195/mo Call C'ndy 334 FOR RENT:0 ALOHA GARDEN APTS 7624 11-27-5 5 INCRAEIULE 3 br 2 ba $545 per mon Plu a rio New Available Spring in ainesville Carden 1 FURNISHED Eiffleney Ap. Year week vacation on Daytona Beach on Townhouses- walking distance to UF Need F roommate for Own bedroom in Stsftirg at $15 ua t 377 0555 12 14 10-2 across lrom Tigrt Own room lor F in 5 Witudneadows $190/mo , avallable Jan Housing Available I tIk to UF, coed ce Ste ing at a2n/ hdroom bdr/ 2 ba apt S175/mo r util 378 0857 uary Call now 336 4136 12 lOS op. all until paid Inc ac, meals weekly, EAOOWCARST ?1 30 5-4 parking, laundry. $210 per me , C LO 110 NW 30th A STOP READING' This sit Female room 117 NW 151h St. 377-4M9 12-14-62-1 37-3 MOBILE HOMIS: Sublease spacious I bd I ba api near mat. waned Own bdrm & t. washdry. 3754N1 Law School Bike to UF Safe area 1/2 utI. $180/mo Call 336 0550 leave OAKBROOK 2/2 turn and uniurn Room- 12-14- 7-2 3 FOR RENT/SALE Camelot Apis Avail immediately Reg message 11 20 5 5 mate matchting avail. Wash/dry From $380/mo, 'erec now $360/mo obo Nov $162.50. Divers~ied Properties. REAL- SOUTHFORK OAKS 2 BR 1 5 BATH an Arredondo Farms rentals from $20 Inc free Call 336 6262 after per 1 1 29 5 Liberal F/M for own room in ap 2 blks to TOR 373.9375 cr 378000 12-14-29- pool complex. Breakfasi bar/dish- water, lewer, garbage pick-up, lawn 4 iF $170 + sd Should lie cars smok 1 '- washer/oent air 8450 KEY MANAGE main Also some greog buys Ou iV Will Sr5 375 1274 after 6 pme Nov froe MENT 372-3080 11 21-3-2 Lake long term travel rarlers 378-0291 Partially furnished 2 bad 1 ba $320/mo 11-28-4 S 3 room furniahed apt. Full kitchen, cable. 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Call 376-600. 11 -30-5 1 378-57M TREEHOUSE VILLAGE 334-0995 11 26-2 5 230 SW Arghan ead Roomnmas available Reserve your COUNTRY GARDENS SUBLEASE: room lo spring Bus Service 2 rooms for rent Ouckpand area house 373,A0 toUF aldSFCC Furnoruniurn n/S wah/dry pets ok full kitchen bike to UF FOR RENT: 2001 SW lee, Street 4 HOUSE/Ar.e $l75-S250 p roonmal/mnonth $150 rent . 13 uil + 5150 d.l MZ Properly Mgmt Inc Reallor 8376-7074 1128 4-5 2 UNFURNISHED Sublease Ibrib$350 3 r "mon ataring 3050207 Dec 1. Regency Oaks Contact Jim at N/S roommate for own bdr in Gator Town ROOMMATE WANTEDl1l for sortng Own COUNTRY LIVING-neer 34 St Plaza. 2 ONE BMROO APT 370-3937 11-28-10 4 Furnished 2/2 Nov paid loeo + 1/2 BR duplex, quiet wooded area, air, pets bd/ba. rent nog Wi 1/3 utilities Call Ken uti Call 375-5824 for Rich 11 29 5 5 ONLY $2711/MO or Jim a 378-2895 11-28--s5 ok. $275 KEY MANAGEMENT 372-3080 LYONS APT Need someone to sublease apt by Dec 11-21-3-2 t bdr lIt, nw carp't 6340/ms Archer Female nor smoker 10 share 2br 2ba apt 4Ma IW 20TH AV.57787)7 N/SM/F to share 2bd Ibatiap $195ima * wames 246 + H2 util must like ttal 12-14-76-2 Wods Donne 375-0210 r op37- Walk to lsnta FE CC, I Bo $270-2S0, 8727 11-28-10.4 + 1/2 utIl(Sprlng semes) Call David or 335-37 4 1 28 20 5 San* 3710686 it-20-5-S 2 BOR $S. NEWTownhouse 0440, 1.1 I bedroom apawtm.t. furnished or unlur- Plus LMR P"l, laundry. no cal or dqgs REGENCY OAKS I/ns to shaem 3b/2b5. Wmdmeadows i/s F to share large mas Apts. 376-1 I0 12-14- nihe rent n aeable. WILLIAME- Female roommate wanted for Gatolwood ter bdr in urnisl'ed 2/2 Available nmme Santa Fe Trac BURG VILLAGE i-itia 12-5-30-2 $120 share/SiSSbwn + l/4ublity, Decem- 71-2 ber 90 free ASAP call Christy 33Sl52 apt. lbdba Call 373-7579 11-20-5-5 dialely, spring 8165mo Call 335-5204 11-30-12-4 Il-SO IS- Oak Glade Aphs "ar UF A VA quiet NEAR LAW SCHOOL-2 OR hardwood F WS. room ar.; near UF, nice home floor./ree standing llreplaselr/e wasfer/drtfl available in noel units for Sublet I br. furnished or unfurnished in Sale area, hardwood favors. ireplam, for dod po. $500 KEY MANAGEMENT Spring, $155 per me + 1/3 utilities 377 $20 mt. Ca Allowed. IS-*, ia2 Bath 372-208. 11-21-3-2 The Larll w/d, lw, ALARM & Mort Claaaifleds. $20-76, sm &Mr. 372-422. 12-14- Available I-1 CalI336-4151 11-30-10 0386 11-26-3.5 Continued on next page. 8, AlLGAIR WIDNI STAY NOVEMBER 21, 1990 ROOMMATES FOR SALE AUTOS WANTED SERVICES Oford Manor female As to share 2 br I Honda Civic 1982 streo ps pb Oarc 2 ba ap! part alty furnished ADT Secar y OAKTREE SHADZ SUNGLASSES WANTED Ford Mustang 2 door 4 cylinder Rayfln$35 Vuarnol$45 Bollo$4Ootc S speed now tires brakes A battery 1983 thru * * ** LET'S PARTY ** sysem $250 , 2 u1tuI ts Call eA 86 for halt hour engieering Goer Scge 371-4919 ProLeS Sonal D Call 335 6450 to save Sour money 60 000 miles $1600 Call Giuseppe be ,ra or Joy 3// 4056 12 14 25 S 1I inspection Will pay Ca11375 8710 mn Service all musical formats 12 14 42 30 12 6 Tween 12 1pm A fler S 30 378 2703 1 thonr case no 90079 1 1 29-5 10 SU 8L- 1 Georgetown Apaarmenls 21 5 9 Available now roa: location 1905 Mcu ryCapri gs 4CyI amm ilt p Prue denial exam Graduating denal stu $ 50 mornt Noverrber lroe' Call Steve VMPUTER pb pw plocks hatchb 30mpg excellent 11 SERVICES dent needs board patient for December at 336 1338 'save mess Ig 12 7 20 5 ISKO[JNTRRS body interior consider rades $2200 obo Free cleaning or filling it you qualify Call call 373 2585 1 1 27 7 9 NW Mini storage at 1 75 & NW 30th Ave 332-5649 leave name & phone a 11 21 WALK tO UF '' ? bedoor 1 bath $1 15 near OaksMal area, 5x 5to 10A20 from 1011 COLIFGF PARK 411 NWd r St 3' Best prices on quality computers 373. 75 Olds Omega-Adr AIraighi B $20, 0% disc to students 332 9917 17 7 11 10 '0 P 07621 11 21 5 6 cy w air new pant, Tirol, Tine See to appreciate 12 14 76 11 "MARiJAN OF HOLLAND" CLEANrSIDOobo371 7481 11 215 Custom made clothes A alterations, no N'S 1Or Song Own nd Ca $268.1 3 Ca, audio installations any radio amp 9 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? pattern needed, 20 ytas. cap Fast a. 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Jetens There Is Mil Run condos mf own bedroom Dec 26 Jan 4 336 4247 11 tO62 IsuZu I Mark S speed, $1600 0 21 3 6 *SUNBELT MOVING* a differene lok fair ITT lordla Soek cable washorldryer, can move in at end Sto 11 2-1-1I ol tall or Jan 1 $225 & 1,2 utils Call ORCA EDGE Dive Computer Like New Professional Movrg/Packing A Supplies Joe at 338 3932 11 26 5 5 Batteries and all accessories included 1977 Ford Graneda 4 door, brown, I Item House full Local/Lng die $475 neg Nights and weekends 377 $450 small refrigerator 33x19' $40 Ph Lic/Ins Priced tor Suderstsl Marty 375- Room for rent in 3/2 on S acres just 3 8352 11 27 5-6 334-5878 11-26 5 9 MOVE 12 14 76 11 TYPING miles from town MF prefer e/s Horse welcome $150 oth l13 util Call 377 I Nagel serigraph 014350 I ree Nall 107 Mercury Sable 4 d/r LS pr door AAA STORAGE 4594 1 126S5S Hollywood serigraph, $,000 $1300 takes looks, seats Windows a/c. auto, WOOL Close to UF, Convenient 12 SERVICES bolh Film it separate Ask for Carla 332 extblue Pnt Etc cond must sell best 414X4 $ 5'mo House 2 BA Fmrced Yard NS, F/M 3 3784 11 27 5 6 offer 334 5063 12 3 10 9 Axsa $30/mo *Typing * reports * business * legall a resumes * caseltes transcribed * appic m or 10 rm irom UF Great 533 SW2nd Av 377 1771 lor student cations * letters * notary **te Available w'th peTS Simo Apple MAC IICX, 40 H 0/s RAM, H Res Buick Regal 1983 sul at wagon 12 14 76-11 - 1/2 ut cable fur 24 hours/7 days72-2777 12 14 76 nhed 377 4795 11 22 5 5 color monitor ext keyboard Under war VO sc/sm/fm good condion rairly $4200 obo David 371-2486 11 $2500 or beat offer *FREE* 12 Soul 334 5057 Pregnancy Test COMPUTER FOR SALE 6404 Oust Dick 1127 5 9 MICRO CENTER Typing 378 0339 Full Ganesville W omen a a self service computing Open until 6 FOR SALE Drive Color Monitor Printer $599 Call HEALTH CENTER r0pm Su-Th .-k 2-2280 11 21 2-6 ORANGE AND BLUE AUTO INSURANCE NW 23rd Avenue Typing starts a 1 so/pg * TYPESET TER Verityper 5410 2 Disk 720 Resumes $8 * Self service resume. * lOW RATES, low payments fast drive 377 5055 drives 21filmiasseltea.,2film cannisters Plans Ticket United Rndirpom Miami IC ihru service. se hablaEspanol 377 2277 $2 50/hr * 15s/page Laser typeset Faclory recondilioned unused ABORTION To 24 Wke) in past 2 Denver leave Dec 26, return Jan 2 $385 371 CARS WE CARE 12 14 17 9 BIRTH CONTROL graphics * spell check * theses * pa rS Perlect for small typeseling jobs Call Rebecca 338-0056 11 28 5 6 pers * special characters * employment Good machine lor small typo shop Sys- Gynecology Services databases * Nissan 300 ZX iB6 5 speed. 12 14 75-11 cailymerge * raining Word tore includes 3 rolls in R tilm A 8 fonr **Palmer six sirig acoustic suilar only am/tm/tape, air, T top, excellent cond, Perfect specialist Vi saMC 12 14-52- 12 disks 53,500 OBO Call The Alligator at Iorn or $120 ***Sony Sp lil turntable -lop of best offer Call 332 8473 126 $COLLEGE MONEY Private scholar 373 9926 for more into 10 9 Typing/Word Processing [he line" $200 Call 334 9448 11-20-5-6 ShpSl College Scholarship Locators Pob Quality de pendable service Reasonable rates Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and 30 more 191 JI MO 64802-l101 800 079 Laser printer 377 GOLF CLUBS'' Full set with Ping golf 7485S t214154'1 8175 til 900pm 12 brands are all at our New Location! Car bag and brand new grips never usedl 14-76-12 Stereo Specialists 3215 NW 13 SI 372- Only $240 Call Dave 334 9012 11-29 10 WANTED 2070 12 4 75 6 5 6 BREAD & ROSES *O RESUMES@OSS Local Artist needs GOLD, Gems, Class Complete wrling & development ser- Crimestopper Car Alarms. K-40 Radar YOUR FLORIDA COLLEGE RING Rmngs ETC Top $ or tiade O70's Fine ABORTIONS vices Resume House 3714140 12 t4 Detectors, Infinity, Sensul, Sony, Keep the nmerlee 'round, Take a Jewelry 373 0243 12-14-7-10 1233 NW 101h Ave 78 12 Orion. Seloot, Home or Car Stares part at your college experience with 372, igh We Beast All Prices 373-3754, 12 14 76- NEED 2 FSU MCNSA/nsuvance you-your college ring Jostenat TIX 332-6085 leave Tarm Papers 6 There a Fra Pregnancy Test * Typeset Resumes Is dltlerence, lack for it' Uni- message Business versity Bok A Supply 11-29-1-0 Member * Legal * Personal * Etc G'ville ADVANCED Car Stereo Plus Offering **I National Abotlonxfederallon Handicapped Typing Harman Kardon, Autotek JBL, Toshiba, NEED 2 FSU TIX *o* 12-14 53 11 YOU WRITE IT, WE TYPE IT 378-717 Crunch, HaIer MEI VSE alarm Leiar Call 374-4091 12-14-50,2 125 NW 23 Ave 371-4378 12-14-76-6 7 REAL ESTATE DISCOUNT Hi-FI Home for sale? Land for sale? Buyers Market Don't let an opportunity to sell VAw julI oyh*Sbsmny 722 S Main * The Red Bldg your property pass you by I Alligator CLs- WE ARE CHEAPER sfieds offers you the cheapest way o 12 14 76 6 keep your veal estate in the public eye AN' 1V AN I NGI g Wherelse can you keep your property in WW4A kmJ MJNQG 4~A 'UON U CAR ALARMS malalled remote control the market lor as iltle as tou, dollars a A WC4AI. W4A ' lJ any car truck or van fully guaranteed will day? To make it even easier, you can NOW eING demo Call 336 9193 student IV mes place your ad over the phone, all you sage 12 14 376 need is a valid Visa or MasterCard Calf 373 FIND Today to place your ad All MICRO/CENTER - Compulers 376 1146 CC S C Editor a choice * Hewlett Packard * I Normfgale * M'C * Prices lower than mailorder Systems below include Imb, * MOTORCYCLES -0 N 40mb (28ms) Harddisk, graphics monihor MC 286,12- $948. 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gi " By MIKE SCHULTZ It I w(Irk hauler aid make more contact Caors Davis added seven rebounds lo Is worked on it in practice this week Alligator Writer \t iwt team was impressiv Totals 'Against the zone we moved the ball ofI the boards the Gators went Chaman said le [ell more pretty well," Kroger said 'But we've got ct, III ts last dress rehearsal bIrt 'he sea- more than seven minutes into comfortable agaomst Brazil get the ball down inside a little bit more ' son begis Saturday, [he Florida basketball he gall before grabbing a ret than in last week's game The Gators and Brazilians, who ex- tal tried to hone its act against a Bratilian bound, and finished the game "I feel more comfortable changed f-shirts before thegame, tried their tonal Tleam Tuesday night with only 31 boards Brazil - this year I probably worked best to be as generous with the basketball The result was a dull 7163 Cators victory wasn't ruch betergetting only much harder a ely, ind I see The Brazilians turned the ball over 27 before 1,698 fans at the O'Connell Center 33 rebounds on the night it paying off in the work I do." times for the game, while the Gators re- hatiised more questions for the Gal ors ivmcigston Chatman led the oChatian said turned the favor 18 times than i dispelled Gators offense with 14 pains in Krugersaid he saw improve- Brazil was led by Jorge Pereira. a 6-foot I Florida coach Lon Kruger said the ators hissecond game back after quit- ment in UF's work against a forward Pereira scored 23 points while KIll have a long way to go ing the team last year zone defense teammate Iaz Chala scored 14 points "we boards are still a concern," Kruger Stacey Poole (11 points). Chatman The Galors could do little The Gators will play the University of sJd Dwayne Davis (12) and Brian against the zone ir last week's South Florida in their opener Saturday at "Ill be savng that 25 more times We've Hogan (10) also had double figures for the game against Athletes in Action, so they 7:30 p.m at the Sun Dome in Tampa Playing Spurrier-ba11 is just one of Bell's dreams By GREGG DOYEL think too much about the re- thews said. "I think (Bell and Altigator Staff Writer cords." Reaves) are happy to see the play- Bell may want to think about ers doing so well I'm just happy Lr. Kerwin Bell never was one to his records while he can UP I've gotten such great coaching." watch the record books sophomore quarterback Shane Bell says he wouldn't mind hav- A-' But he must have been Matthews has placed several on ig a year or two under Spurrier tempted the endangered list, as well as "I said before the season Bells top-three rank in most cat- Bell, a former walk-on and fifth- started, you get a quarterback stringer who became UP's start- egories three or four years in this offense ig quarterback as a freshman, Matthews. like Bell a fith- and he's going to break all the madea run ateverygame, season stringer-turned-starter, needs records," he said. and career passing mark in the only an average game next Satur- school record books during his day against Florida State to move But if Bell has his way, he won't four-year career (1984-87). ahead of Bell and into second on be around to see his career marks After his four years at UF. Bell the UFcharts in numeroussingle. fall. owned 13 passing and total of- season categories Passing yard- The newly born World Football fense marksand ranked in the top age. Total yardage touchdowns. League, which runs from March three in 16 others Bell also had if Matthews torches the Semi. through June, isone option Bell's Southeastern Conference career- noles for the 303 yards and four agent is talking with officials from passing marks in yards (7.585) touchdowns he had against Ken- the league, which holds a draft in and touchdowns (56) tucky last Saturday, he will pass February. "I never really thought about UP tight ends coach John Reaves The National Football League the records too much," said Bell, for first on the school charts in may be another. Bell, who was a graduate assistant on the 1990 those categories. with Atlanta in 1988 and Tampa UP squad and a member of UPs Bell says that's fine with him. Bay in 1989, wants another shot three Southeastern Conference "Shane reminds me a lot of at the NFL champion teams "We were wor- myself at that stage, the way he Bell first has to finish rehabh. ried too much about winning." came from fourth or fifth string, tation on the torn ligament in his And winning was something and the way heplays. Herollsout knee, an injury he suffered in Bell did often More than almost alot, makes a lot of things happen April playing basketball any quarterback in UF history when it seems like there's noth. Bell quarterbacked the Gators to ing there." After the Bues dropped the in- roster, he a 28-13-2 as a starter, including If Matthews stays healthy jured Bell from their for underwent surgery back-to-back Southeastern Con- the next two years, he should reap in August ference championships in 1984 the benefits of first-year coach Bell said the knee is almost 80 and 1985, the school's first Steve Spurner's passing attack to percent already. I ALLIGATOR PMOTO0 "Winning the SEC as a fresh- the tune of every career passing "I need another month to reha- Former UF quarterback Kerwin Bell, now a graduate assistant man and sophomore was exciting mark in school history biltate my knee, Bell said. "After coach on the football team, says he would have likedto quarter- because it had never been done "In an offense like this, records that, if I'm in the right situation, back coach Steve Spurrfer's offense. before," he said. "It was hard to are going to be broken." Mat. I know I can play in the NFL." UF gets 10 letters of intent during signing period By DEBRA SARI LINN anis, a self-proclaimed predes- Lewis was California Angels draft sign Johnson ran the fastest 100- Alligator Writer tined Gatorat Central FloridaCom- selection in June. Andrew De Clercq, a 6oot-9 for- meter time by a 16-year-old in the munity College. High school signees include ward from Clearwater. will bring world with a 10.27, When recruits sign letters of in- "Shane's been indoctrinated Nick Moratis, a right-handed height to UF's team Women's tennis coach Andy tent with UF, they don't give their with Florida," said his father and pitcher who had 1.37 ERA last year "He has enormous potential," Brandi was "tickled to death" souls to the devil CFCC athletic director Mike MeG- at Klein High School in Spring, Kruger said. "Combining that with about signing United States Ten- Instead, they turn over their fu- innis. "He's always had a little Texas. Brandt Mathers, a left- his desire gives him a very prom- nis Association National Team tures and careers to UP coaches, Gator in his blood " handed batter and middle infielder ising future." member Jill Brenner. Southeastern Conference competi- With a 4.0 GPA and .305 batting who hit 340 last year to lead Sara- Also signing with UP was Dan Brandi called Brenner the best 'ion and anxious Gators fans every- average for CFCC last year, MeG- sota High School to a regional Cross, 6-3 guard from Carbondale, recruit in Florida and one of the where inms, a third baseman, hopes to fit championships, also will join UP. Ill Cross averaged 20 points a five best in the nation. Ten high school and community into the UP team in slots that senior John Updike, a catcher who al- game last year college students did just that this Joe Russo and junior Herbert Perry lowed no passed balls last year for Both the men's track team and week as UI signed several top ath. will one day vacate. Apopka High School, also signed and the women's tennis team have correction letes during its early signing pe- Another community college Friday signed one recruit apiece Notre Dame is ranked seventh riod. player, Kevin Lewis from Indian After spending months recruit- U.S. National Junior Champion in theAsoclated PressTop25Poll s The baseball team scored five River Community College, signed ing, basketball coach Lon Kruger Curtis Johnson of Palmetto Senior The Alligator reported otherwise signees, including Shane MeG- on Friday as a catcher for UF. got two high school athletes to High signed with UF's track team. on this page Tuesday.