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VOLUME 72. NUMBER 7 CORAL GABLES. FLA. SEPTEMBER 23. 1994 Parking problems persist

PONCE REPAVED Garage opening FOR SUMMIT Students approaching or leaving in two months campus via Ponce De Leon Boule­ vard may have found a torn up road and slow traffic. The road, which runs along the By SARA FREDERICK "I think people are a Little lazy west edge of the campus, is cur­ Hurricane Staff Writer and don't want to walk," Cochez rently being resurfaced. Getting to class on time each day said. "People have a preconceived Carlos Catter, equipment man­ has become a major concern for notion of how far they should have ager of Pan-American Construc­ students who commute to the Uni­ to walk. Even if you park in the tion, said the construction would be versity. Part of the problem is back of the lot, it's not that far." finished relatively soon. because the newly constructed "It will probably be two weeks," parking garage is still not com­ Some UM employees have also Catter said. "Right now I have got pleted. encountered problems with stu­ about 10 guys working. I probably The new garage, located next to dents parking in spaces set aside won't need any more [workers] for Mark Light Stadium on Ponce de for faculty. what we are doing right now." Leon Blvd., is tentatively sched­ Catter said the road is being uled to open in the next 60 days. Christine Breslin, lab supervisor resurfaced because of the Summit According to Ronald Hill, direc­ in the Photography Department of Americas Conference which tor of Traffic and Transportation, said commuters must come to takes place in Miami in December. the delay in opening the garage school at the crack of dawn to find "The presidents of different was controlled by building permits a parking space. countries will be driving through issued by the city of Coral Gables Miami," said Catter. and weather conditions. "The problem is that they never Sophomore Perla Delphino said However, the Building and Zon­ tow students. Giving tickets is the the resurfacing is worthwhile. ing Department at Coral Gables way that they [the Department of "I didn't see a problem before, does not have any evidence regard­ Traffic an Transportation] make but I think if there was a reason, ing missing or incomplete building money. The one time I decided to they should be doing it," Delphino permits. park illegally, I got a ticket. Some­ said. "I guess we should make it Dennis Smith, assistant director times I just have to sit and wait for presentable to them [visitors for of Building and Zoning, said he is a space," Breslin said. the Summit of Americas). unaware of anything from Coral — KIP HAVEL Gables hampering the opening of the garage. "They seem to be moving right LIGHTS, CAMERA along," Smith said. Hui said the garage will eventu­ "I think it's ridiculous ally add 650 spaces to the already- that I have to get here The First Annual Lights, Camera, existing 7000 spaces- of campus Auction event to benefit the South parking. an hour before my class Florida Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ The prices for the permits are starts. I'm always late ciation will be held at 7 p.m. Sept. $115 for commuter and resident 24 at the Sheraton Design Center students, employees, staff, faculty to my first class when I Hotel in Fort Lauderdale. and administration, and $30 for could be on time, if it The black tie optional dinner and permits that allow a car to be auction will be themed after NBC- parked only in the discount lots. weren't for parking." TV's 1994 fall program line-up. Student drivers say the current Guest auctioneers will be Bob situation, without the open garage, Weaver and Kelly Craig of WTVJ- is making parking difficult on cam­ Channel 4. In addition to the silent pus. and live auctions, the event "I think it's ridiculous that I have Katherine Valentin, includes entertainment, food and to get here an hour before my class senior beverages. starts," said senior Katherine Val­ For tickets and more informa­ entin. "I'm always late to my first tion, call 624-3714. class when I could be on time, if it SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor — TJ. KATZ weren't for parking." FEELING VIOLATED: Graduate student Christine Breslin was one Additionally, revenues from PRINTMAKER parking tickets go into a fund for of many to receive a parking ticket Tuesday. Her offense: parking in a parking lot improvements. driveway. Fine: $30. AT NEW GALLERY "We look forward to the day Lise Drost, coordinator of print- when there are no tickets writ­ making and a full-time lecturer in ten," Hill said. "But, that won't the Department of Art and Art His­ happen today." tory, will be featured at the New Senior Raul Cochez said he had UM slowly climbs Gallery located in the Art Building no problem with parking on cam­ at 1300 Campo Sano Drive. pus. The exhibition opens with a reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. "I really have no complaints. in annual poll Sept. 30, and will be on view The parking system is great com­ pared to some other schools," By MELISSA LEVINE Senior Vice President David Lie­ through Nov. 4. Associate News EdHor berman said that this increase has Drost's large-format prints are Cochez said. "You can always find occurred because of inflation. a spot." In the Sept. 26, 1994 issue of triptychs, which consist of three U.S. News and World Report, the "Over the year's time, salaries adjacent panels. She uses tech­ Cochez also said that he sees stu­ magazine compiled its annual rank­ for faculty and administrative niques including silkscreen, lithog­ dents ignoring parking spaces in ings of America's best colleges members have gone up and costs raphy and collage. the back of the lot because they are based on school reputation, selec­ for all facilities have increased. "It doesn't matter to me if the not close to the classroom build­ tivity, faculty resources, financial Plus, this year, property damage viewer knows the relevance of the ings. resources, graduation rate and insurance after Hurricane Andrew images I put together," said Drost. alumni satisfaction. caused costs to go up," said Lie­ "I would like my work to be a start­ UM ranked 83 out of 229 berman. ing point for the viewer's own national universities across the Once all the schools were reflections." country. assessed by various college presi­ Other prominent artists, includ­ "Cedras is an Last year, UM was ranked 89 dents, deans and admissions direc­ ing painter Carol Bosley, graphic Mission in Haiti and presided in Tier Two, which tors, scores were converted to a designer Carlos Aguirre and pho­ international human consists of schools ranked between percentile with alumni satisfaction tographer Tomas Lopez will be rights criminal who 58 to 114. counting for five percent, gradua- presented in the New Gallery's UM speaks out In comparison with last year's upcoming season. should be tried for his ratings, UM has improved in its See page 2/f\AHK\HQ For more exhibition information, crimes. He can be put teacher-to-studio ratio, from 14:1 contact the New Gallery director, on occupation to 11:1. George Bethea at 284-2542. By MAXIMILIAN DUKE tians during immigration. He said into the Hitler The ratio of freshmen entering RATINGS — TJ. KATZ Hurricane Staff Writer Cedras should be tried for his abu­ category." UM who were previously in the top U.S. News and World With 15,000-plus troops set to sive treatment of the Haitian peo­ 10 percent of their high school Report announced the arrive in Haiti by this weekend, ple. classes, raised from 37 percent to annual rankings ol U.S. FACE THE FACTS students and faculty opinions are "Cedras is an international Bruce Winick, 42 percent. colleges and universities. mixed regarding U.S. involvement. human rights criminal who should Last year, UM accepted 79 per­ Following is the rankings for Following Is a headcount ol UM Law Professor cent of those students who applied. law students at UM over the past The troops, in the form of a be tried for his crimes. He can be three FL universities for the peace envoy, must disarm the Hai­ put into the Hitler category," Win­ In 1994, that number dropped to 1994-95 school year. five years. tian security forces and remove Lt. ick said. 76 percent. Col. Raoul Cedras and other mili­ By removing Cedras and disarm­ prevalent in Haiti. Provost Luis Glaser said he is (' tuition Is lor In-state) unconcerned about the declining $20,OOOJ _<$* 1450 tary leaders from power. ing the security forces, the U.S. "Aristide would be better than Senior Michelangelo Quay said plans to replace ousted President what they have now. There is no acceptance rate. the U.S. government creates pol­ Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Haiti. justice system and no legal "The school makes judgments on $15,000 icy, without fully informing the "When Aristide gets back and means," said Millet. students based on whether or not 1400 they are good students. We've got­ public. completes his term, there is a Sophomore Laurie Collins said $10,000 "As usual, we'll soon see that the chance he could be killed by the she agrees with the peacekeeping ten to the point where we can pick U.S.'s agenda is to take care of its anti-Aristide groups," said Winick. endeavors, but is worried about the best students, and only the 1350 business while keeping its citizens "Aristide could also go back and possible U.S. casualties. best," said Glaser. "More students $5,000 .A"*- -

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<. NCTWOMK ID 1994 Qrwnwood Trust Compmy, Uimbar FDIC Page 4 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, September 23, 1994 Crime bill ineffective Top 10 reasons why bill won't work f you believe what politicians sound like the way to strike terror say in an election year, as in to the hearts of criminals. Call opposed to any other old year, me crazy. the high priority item on our • Reason number two: The nation's collec­ compromise. The crime bill almost tive agenda is didn't make it through the House crime. of Representatives when Republi­ We no longer cans balked at the $33 billion price feel safe walk­ ing our streets, So our great leader rallied 'round in our homes or the checkbook and along with post offices, and Republican leaders, trimmed $3 we want our billion worth of pork out of the bill. elected officials Sounds good, eh? TOM to do something It sounds fine until you find out GOLIK about it. that almost $2 billion dollars of the Yet this year, "pork" they trimmed out was Editorial you can all rest intended for cops and prisons. Way Columnist securely on to go Bill, what's next? Cutting campus and everywhere else waste out of the defense budget by because our trustworthy, thrifty, eliminating, oh, say, the Marine loyal and brave Congress has just Corps? passed the crime bill that will clean • Reason number three: The Have you up our streets and do away with cops. The crime bill provides for experienced the menace of violent crime once 100,000 new cops nationwide. It • Reason number seven: The • Reason number nine: The problems and for all, so help us God. sounds like we're starting to make " Assuming you're one of assault weapons ban. Contrary to crime bill won't punish the true driving on But before you go whistling a difference, but no! The bill only popular opinion, the Constitution of repeat offenders in our society. If it through the shadier parts of the pays for 20,000 of them. Ponce de the schmucks who thinks the United States still guarantees would, then Bill Clinton, Janet Grove waving your overstuffed If I promise to buy you a case of its citizens the right to keep and Reno, Sarah Brady and the lion's Leon Blvd. wallet for everyone to see, there beer, but only give you enough the death penalty actually bear arms. Or keep and arm bears, share of our Congress would be because of are a few reasons why we may not money for one bottle of malt liquor, deters crime, you can't or something like that. hanging from telephone poles by recent be quite out of the woods just yet. you're not really getting a case of Some idiot Congressmen and piano wire. construction? So here are ten reasons why the beer, are you? possibly think for one Congresswomen think we should • Reason number 10: The crime crime bill really sucks: • Reason number four: The second that adding sixty not be allowed to own assault bill will cost every man, woman- • Reason number one: Funding. cops, part two. Instead of concen­ rifles. child and illegal alien in this coun­ "Not really. Just Even the true morons in Washing­ trating the 100,000 cops in places federal offenses to the list try over $100 apiece while it pebbles flying ton D.C. who inhale can tell you like Miami, Washington D.C, But the bottom line is if you run accomplishes the first nine items up from the that $30 billion doesn't just pop out Detroit and other cities with high capital federal crimes is into any problem that can't be listed. ground and dirt of thin air. (Unless, of course, you crime rates that desperately need actually going to do solved with an M-16, you're either The only heartening thing about too." are Hillary Clinton — investor them, they will be spread out not trying hard enough or you're this whole crime bill albatross is extraordinaire.) evenly over the whole country, a la anything to lower crime not carrying enough spare mags. that for the most part the Ameri­ The money for this crime bill pork, thereby wasting their effec­ can people didn't buy into it This LYLE ROMER tiveness. rates." • Reason number eight: The Sophomore comes from cuts in the budgets of whole bill is one election year P.R. the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Proportionately speaking, New death penalty. Assuming you're maneuver. tion, the Drug Enforcement York City will be getting the same it on prisons. Do you get the feel­ one of the schmucks who thinks the Bill will probably come back from Agency and a few other agencies. number of cops as Butte, Montana. ing Governor Chiles isn't going to death penalty actually deters Martha's Vineyard too hammered Cutting money out of a law That ought to show them. be "Walkin' Lawton" for a whole crime, you can't possibly think for to put pen to paper for a few days. enforcement agency with a halfway • Reason number five: Prison lot longer? one second that adding sixty fed­ Give him a call and give him hell. decent track record to fund a mid­ funding. The bill gives $6 billion to • Reason number six: Bill Clin­ eral offenses to the list of capital Tom Golik is a senior majoring night basketball league for inner- the states for prison construction, ton's name will be on it — enough federal crimes is actually going to in news-editorial journalism and city gang members doesn't exactly but it doesn't force them to spend said. do anything to lower crime rates. psychology. "No, not at all. But, it really didn't need the LETTERS TQ THE EDITOR work either." Tenacity combats racism FACTUAL ERROR MAGIC CITY eeing racism and watching its In Maya Angelou's "Step For­ Instead, she persevered and found IS INEXCUSABLE IS THRILLING DANNY bacteria infect society is ward in the Car, Please," a young others to support her. Realizing, COMPAIN S enough to send chills through Black woman is faced with classical with her mother's help, that her To the editor: To the editor: Sophomore the body of the average caring per­ southern racism. Deep-rooted determination would be the only This letter concerns the han­ I was very disappointed to read son. ancestral racism from the days of factor in deciding her extent of sat­ dling of a photo story. The Sept. Gilby Kim's column, "Aside from For many, it's slavery and the Civil War keeps the isfaction, she continued until she 2, 1994 issue of The Miami Hur­ sights, Miami has few benefits," more than just intelligent Black woman from get­ not only became a hassle to deal ricane carried a photo story, which appeared in the Sept. 13 an uncomfort­ ting the job she desires. This par­ with, but also a problem that was "Hung with pride," which was issue of The Hurricane. "Idont really able shiver. ticular form of racism has deeper, easily solved. To save embarrass­ covered by Chris Bernacchi. The I found it to be not only tre­ travel that way, Racism is a sick­ more simplistic roots — black and ment, she was hired by the com­ caption underneath read, "Bheki mendously negative and discour­ but I haven't ness — nothing white. As asinine as it may sound, pany. Work schedules were Kumalo, with the United Black aging for new UM students, but noticed much more, nothing the true culprits are the two col­ exhausting due to the trouble she ditterence. It is ors. Yet they are not even colors, Students..." also very close-minded. He says less. You can caused the company, but nonethe­ Allow me to make an analogy "this place sucks" and it "gets still better than hear it, but not they are two shades of light. less, they were work schedules. US1 where you to prevent the trivialization of old quick." Well, I have two ques­ MAXIMILIAN those afflicted. By not allowing those of differ­ this error. This is the same as tions for him. First of all, are vou can't turn DUKE However, when ence to succeed, the whites feel This story is familiar to people of anywhere." all colors and creeds. It's those covering a PKE fraternity func­ talking about UM or Miami? And Cj,,__ui I am witness to more confident and superior. In tion and reporting it as TKE, or secondly, have you been living this particular case, the youth who actually fight to the end and Editorial this hate my receive justification who succeed in covering the Venezuelan Stu­ under a rock? GRETCHEN wanted a job on a streetcar and she dents Association and reporting Besides the scenery, the FAUST Columnist hands are tied was given the run-around to avoid fighting racism. Those who fre­ because of this fact and my teeth quent "The Montel Williams it as the Colombian Students weather, the Grove and SoBe, Senior conflict. Two excuses as to why there are lots of things to do here grind in frustration. she could not receive an interview Show" as guests slandering racist Association. These are all individ­ Everyone is entitled to his own were that the personnel manager institutions are doing nothing more ual clubs with individual agendas. — only if you're open to them. opinion, whether it is impressed by than earning ratings. Such a mistake comes across There are virtually hundreds of society or concocted through his was out and that the applicants had stores, restaurants, movie the­ to be from an agency. By dropping Racism is a living thing that as insensitivity and unawareness own reasoning. Therefore, preach­ these subtle hints, the racist indi­ and simply a job badly done by aters and shopping centers right "No. I don't ing against racism is far more exists because life is not a vacuum. The Hurricane — the voice of off campus. Plus, Miami has really have a vidual gets his point across without It's uncurable, and its presence advantageous than fighting the having to admit his prejudice or ini­ the entire inclusive University of museums, art galleries, theaters problem with actual racists. The Ku Klux Klan is gives the world its balance. As hard Miami population. I would like to and the ballet. Ponce, but I do admirable for the fact that it tiate a potentially embarrassing as that is to accept and as frustrat­ encounter. ing as it is to deal with, it is inevita­ see a correction, but more impor­ What more do you want from a with the parking expresses its hate instead of keep­ tantly, never see a mistake of this city? Like any big city, Miami is on campus. It ing it inside and allowing it to fes­ These hints work 50 percent of bly true. the time; they do not work the nature ever again in a newspaper not for everyone, but that doesn't takes forever ter into something worse. Not Maximilian Duke isa freshman of your caliber. mean that it sucks. to park." knowing who will stab you in the other 50 percent. The black youth majoring in news-editorial jour­ in the story would not take the Temina Dalizu, Yvette M. Pere*, SUSANA back is more painful than the actual nalism and philosophy. senior SALMA blade cutting into you. clues placed in front of her. freshman Freshman IN OUR OPINION r *PCXS.NV2 W\dt e^e-r VvwperM Parking spaces are sparse

"Well, its no t is common knowledge among taken away many of the discount major problem. students that the quest for the parking spaces that were once with the number of permits they It is still normal I Holy Grail was simpler than available to students. After plunk­ have sold. In order for this practice for driving finding a parking space in one of ing down a sizable share of the fam­ to work, the numbers sold must be there. UM's crowded lots. ily's life savings for tuition and kept to a irunimum. Because of this other extraneous academic fees, it discrepancy, even as we speak The parking situation has parking-hungry students are cir­ reached a remarkable low point is difficult for the average student MAURICIO to also take on the expense of an cling around lots looking like scav­ LOPEZ with the postponed unveiling of the enger vultures. Sophomore new parking garage. This facility additional $115 for a parking per­ was supposed to open on the first mit. That is why these discount spaces were so beneficial — after The Hurricane pleads that the day of classes, yet 23 days into the University take care of this horren­ start of the semester the Adminis­ all, a saving of $80 does make a dif­ ference. dous situation by once and for all tration explains that we will have opening the parking garage. to wait some more time. However, Because there has never been a "The road is the new proposed opening, Nov. The Administration also indulges solution, this issue results in ripped up so jtfht < 15, is too long a delay tor the in a practice of selling more park­ heated discussions among the stu­ it's not a great garage — the presumed miracu­ ing permits than there are spaces. dents every year. Yet, it seems as way to drive. lous cure for the parking malady. While this system is probably prac­ if the more we implore the Admin­ But, it's not a •.. - • tical in terms of logistics if it were istration to resolve the dilemma, big deal." •L •* * ^B Another serious problem this practiced on a small scale, it seems the more spaces they take away unopen garage poses is that it has as if they have gone overboard from us. CASEY W "^W&WM KEILER Sophomore Editor in Chief Fernando Battaglia Business Manager Letter Policy W$t Jffliami Hurricane Senior Adviser Bruce Garrison Robert Kerr The Miami Hurricane encourages alt readers lo voice Iheir ACP Hall of Fame Member opinions on issues related lo Ihe University or in response lo News Editor Graphics Editor any report published m the Humcane. Accent Editor Letters lo Ihe editor may be submitied - handwritten or "It's a mess. The Miami Hurricane is published semi-weekly Pamela Wilfinger Stephanie Bargas Jeffrey M. Brooks typed - lo the Universily Center. Room 221, or mailed lo PO It's kind ot during Ihe regular academic year and is written and Box 248132, Coral Gables, Fl.. 33124-6922. Deadlines are V tffc^ edited by undergraduate students at the University of Associate News Editor Asst. Accent Editor Graphic Artist Tuesday al 4 p.m. for Fridays issue, and Friday al 4 p m for hard to travel Neil Higgins Tuesday's issue. there and It's Miami. This publication does not necessarily Melissa LeVine Laura Stablein represent the views and opinions of advertisers or Ihe Sports Editor Newsbriefs Editor Lellers, with a suggested length ot 300 words, must be definitely University's trustees, taculty or administration. Assistant News Editor signed and include a copy of Ihe author's siudent ID card J3. m j mon Unsigned editorials represent the opinion of the Evelyn Amaya Liam Fitzgerald TJ. Katz phone number and year in school Anonymous letters will nol Asst. Sports Editor be accepted. At Ihe discretion ot Ihe paper, names may be t dangerous majority of the staff. Commentaries, letters and Kip Havel Copy Editor withheld upon request The paper reserves Ihe righl lo edit during cartoons solely present the views ol the respective Opinion Editor Derek Harper Matthew Corey lellers lor ctanty, brevity and accuracy 1 authors. Editorial and publication headquarters are Photo Editor © 1994 University ol Miami. construction." located at the University /.enter room 221. Business Irene Mederos Magazine Editor C 1994 University ol Miami undergraduate studonts J HERB office: 284-4401. *j Assistant Opinion Editor Sean Hemmerle I Darin Klahr • t Asst. Photo Editor HARMON Newsroom: 284-2016, Fax 284-4404. Amanda Green Staff Assistant Senior Candace Ritacco .-1 Kwasi Tanks Friday, September 23,1994 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page fa SIBOTOIRS ILASIT CIHAMCTI To be in your senior yearbook stop by UC 237 Between 9 a.m. and 11a.m. if you don't already have an appointment. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 is your LAST CHANCE. ( $5 sitting fee) IBIS 1995'284-6385

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(foi^0cu>twl7.im*xiil-^ O^Cotporotm. Should I stay or should I go By DAVID LOPEZ Hurrlcsne StaH Writer The deadline for any one living in the dormatories or apartments on campus that would like a room change is TODAY. "We donTt get along very well." "I can't stand mm!" "She's nothing but a two-faced #S*@!" "We're not universally inter- twinable." Do these responses in any way symbolize the attitude of room­ mates towards each other here at UM? Nope. In fact, it's been the opposite. For years college freshman along with returning undergradu­ ates nave at least once faced the prospect of "getting to know" one's roomate. On some occa­ sions, the event has been friendly, the two become good friends, go out together and even­ tually share a happy life for the next year on campus. There is Collectibles even the possibility of remaining roomates in years to come. convention "I think be has good and bad qualities like every other per­ son," said Stephen Holder, fresh­ held at MIA man at Stanford. "But at the . •ame time he's a person I don't have a problem living with, so • On Saturday, a slide-lecture I'm not complaining." entitled "Picturing History: Coo- For others, tbe experience has texts and Themes ' wiH be hosted been somewhat hellish. The ini­ TRAVIS PETERSON / Staff Photograph** by Dr. Barbara Mitnick at the Cen­ tial meeting just doesn't go right, T AKING A BREAK: Mark Juhanno watches television and studies in his dorm room ter for Fine Arts at 101 West Flag­ completely obnoxious habits are ler St. Dr. Mitnick is the curator of unleashed, one's food is dence Coordinator at Eaton resi­ extraordinate amount of money those cemented walls might "I asked to actually get a single Picturing History: American Paint­ devoured by the hungry other, dential college. "They tell me, plus one half the utilities, only to make your stay in the dorms and they told me that I could not ing 1770-1930. The lecture details cloths are borrowed and returned 'We don't get along very well, but find yourself having to work two more pleasant. get a single unless I paid," said three phases of history painting stained and sweaty, and then I know a friend down the hall.'" jobs to help finish repaying the For students wishing to move Wilbur. "I don't want to leave and the relationship of the image to there's the telephone. Of course there has been the rest of your loan, and living off out of their rooms, they must fill this room because I have no time the historic moment. The presen­ The telephone represents one occasional misfortune that one the garbage cans behind the Eye out the application for a room to move and I don't understand tation is sponsored in part by the of tbe few means of communica­ roommate iust can't take it any­ in order to keep your monthly change that you can find at the why they want to move me. Per­ Florida Humanities Council and tion one has outside the univer­ more and Eos asked for a room food bill down. front desk of each residential col­ haps it's because they have know will be followed by a reception. sity. To have this taken away, change. Option number three: iust sim­ lege. idea what they are doing about • The Miami Comic Book & Col­ limited or even restricted is a First course of action, try to ply endure the pain until the end "Students looking for a room the room changes." lectibles Marketplace will be held crime. Needless to say, some peo­ work it out. If the roommates are of May, and enjoy the rest of change that seems easy to do," Some room changes have from 11 a_m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday ple just don't get along. not able to find a solution to their your summer knowing you'd said Cynthia Aleman of Hecht already been taken care of, how­ at the Crown Sterling Suites, So bow are we doing here at problem, step two is discussing rather jump out in front of a bus Residential College. "For ever, they are not officially over Miami International Airport, 3974 UM? the situation with the Resident before you ever room with that instance, if they would like to until thev receive the final N.W. South River Drive, Miami Well, for the majority of stu­ Assistant. As if this weren't person again. move in with someone that does amount ot applications. Springs. The convention features dents changing rooms has not enough to make the two of them "You spend 30 percent of your not have a roommate, it is very The difference in living also special guest Colleen Doran, cre­ been over Tights or debates as friends, then there is a meeting time in class and the other sev­ easy to grant." has a great effect on whether or ator of "A Distant Soil". The con­ expected, but because of the fact with the Resident Coordinator enty percent in your room," said Students who apply today will not your room suits you. Matt vention will feature thousands of that a friend down the hall has a and the two students. If no reso­ Maday Rodrigez, a freshman at get an answer by Monday. Rosen lives in Hecht Residential old and new comic books, comic room all to his or herself. And in lution is found, then a room Hecht. "You might as well make Other students however are College and is quite happy. collectibles, and science fiction most of these cases, the students change request form has to be the best of it." having problems with their "I live near the fraternities and materia.. Admission is $3 at the is moving from one residential filled out and then approved to Making the best of it does rooming assignments because of I'm rushing, so I am actually door. college to another. allow for the changing of rooms. require that you should not stay people requesting room changes. happy about being on this side of • From 7 p.m. Monday until 6 "The majority ofthe ones (stu­ Or, you could simply find an in your dormatory for the rest of Ken Wilbur is living in Maho­ the lake," said Rosen. "My a.m. the following morning, the dents) moving are freshman," apartment near campus where your free time, however, going ney-Pearson and has not yet roommate and I are both inter­ UM Vision channel will carry the said Mark Trowbridge, Resi- you would have to pay an out and spending time outside recieved a roomate. ested in the fraternity scene and CNBC network. Each weeknight, it we get along really well; the will be preceded by one hour of whole floor is really cool and I UM-produced programming. have not seen any problems." These programs include Newsvi- When Rosen began rushing for sion from 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the frats however, he had already Thursdays and Fridays, and Con­ Princess Caraboo met people who were not happy. tact, a new talk show on Mondays "Many can't wait to get out of at 6:30 p.m. Some other programs the dorms and move into the fra­ that will appear periodically are a pleasant surprise ternity house. I guess in Maho­ Local Color, Fit For Life, To the ney there are four to a bathroom Point, Gables Profiles and Night and a phone so it gets hectic," Out. walked into Princess Cara­ mance almost as surprising as said Rosen. "Perhaps one room­ • The 39th Annual Florida boo with expectations of a Rosie Perez's characterization in Poster unveiling held ate is easiest. Marine Aquarium Show began yes­ I second-rate performance by Fearless. This might be the career Since Today is the last day of terday at the Miami Museum of a second-rate actress (Phoebe push she needed. Kevin Klein room change applications stu­ Science. The show features over Cates). The sur­ (Daw), who is married to Cates in dents have already filed for a 100 magnificent salt-water aquari­ prise was a real life, plays the eccentric Greek By SAMANTHA DARK voiced his enthusiasm about this change. ums stocked with exotic marine delightful little butler. Ihis is Klein's most over- Hurricane Statt Writer year's festival. A flyer issued by the Depart­ fish, live coral, anemones, plants movie you can the-top performance since A Fish The Italian Film Festival is com­ "I would highlight that this festi­ ment of Residential Halls gave and beautiful shell. Also included in even take a date Called Wanda, and is the best ing to Miami for its second year val is not just an Italian event but a students who are living in a dou­ the weekends activities are a num­ to, despite the thing about the film. Klein is and is expected to be even more way to bring our culture and way of ble room, but with out a roomate ber of lectures given by nationally- silly name. It's a always such a pleasure to watch successful than before. The unveil­ living to South Florida," he said. has options. An extra cost of recognized speakers including Princess Bride and one of the brightest actors in ing of the premiere poster was held "The festival comes at the right $450.00 for the Fall semester and authors such as Martin Moe, For­ rewritten by contemporary American cinema. Wednesday at a press conference moment — in Italy we have a new $530.00 for the spring semester. est Young, John Tullock and Julian Charles Dick- at the Hotel Intercontinental in wave of young actors and direc­ A student may also arrange to Spring. Demonstrations, slide As the language specialist, John downtown Miami. tors, and at the same time we have have another student move in shows, movies, underwater pho­ ""' VICTOR Lithgow usually plays the heavy in "Our goal is to highlight both Miami as a rising and growing cen­ tography exhibits and commercial Italy, antl its long tradition in films, ter for film production," he added. with them or they may move into 0 movies like Cltffhanger, but in another room. . booths will all be at the show. The Phoebe Cates SJH Caraboo he plays a Henry Higgins as well as Miami and its emerging This striking poster is the cre­ hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Fri­ stars a. a ship- JgZL-. film industry," said Guilio Santoro, ation of designer Jacques Auger, "We are in the middle of it day and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 6 wrecked prin- Heviewer of foreign linguistics who helps Rea [room changes]," said Robert in his search. You might know Ste­ who represents the Italian commu­ photographer Iran Issa-Khan, p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $6 cess from a far- nity in South Florida and other model Debbie Dickinson, and DuBord, associate director of for adults and $4 for children and off land who falls into the wrong phen Rea as the Irish terrorist Residence Halls. "We are going from The Crying Game. He plays astates , "The American viewers see make-up artist Roberta Palmer . to keep moving and completing senior citizens. hands (the British Empire) but is people, real people, reacting in a It's a limited-edition and is being saved by tbe generosity of a journalist who tries to expose the the single room consolidation • Beginning Tuesday, Fairchild princess as a fake but ends up fall­ form that is exhilarating and sen­ sold at Books & Books for $15 because people are still in the wealthy aristocratic woman. The sual," he added. (money goes towards next year's Tropical Garden will display photo- butler, a journalist, and a linguist ing madly in love with her. process of changing." raphs taken at the Katherine The Second Annual "La Setti- event). try to prove she's a fake, but she is mana del Cinema Italiano," sched­ So if you're looking for some cul­ For students like Ken Wilbur, glunham Botanic Garden in Port au quickly becoming the darling of having a roomate not show up Prince, Haiti. The photographs Princess Caraboo is neither the uled for Nov. 3 to 6, features new tural entertainment, the festivities British high society. I won't spoil best movie of the year, nor is it an was a treat. were taken by Miami Herald Pho­ the rest of the movie's fun as the releases from Italy. These films will commence Thursday evening, tographer Peter Andrew Bosch. excellent film. There are some include Italy's most prominent Nov. 3rd at the Gusman Center for "is she or isn't she" question problems with moving the story The exhibit features photographs becomes evermore complex. directors and actors, including the Performing Arts in Downtown Whether one may need a of the tropical setting of the 35 along, it does need an extra plot Oscar winner Gabriele Salvatores Miami. Movies will be shown from change or become forced into acre Garden and of plant doctors point or two, but this is quite for­ and actor Diego Abatantuono, who 4 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Satur­ one, the Department of Residen­ who shared their knowledge this Phoebe Cates (Drop Dead Fred) givable. It is rather charming and will both be attending this year's day at AMC Cocowalk theaters. On tial Halls is located in Eaton Res­ past spring. The pictures will be was the girl who never graduated promises to be a good time out at activities. Sunday, Nov. 6, the festival con­ idential College. Any questions shown in the Nell Montgomery from tbe brat pack, but in Caraboo the movies — but probably an even The Italian Ambassador to the cludes with a matinee at the Colony orconcerns may be taken in their Garden House until Oct. 17. she delivers a charming perfor­ better time at home, on video. United States, Marco Rocca, also Theater on Miami Beach. office. j»«MA£ semt EarthAlert holds concert benefit

By SCOTT APPLEGATE Hurricane Staff Writer Showing up at this year's concert This year's concert is being are three of Miami's best. Opening hosted by the Marsbar, located at Looking for something to do the show is Second Coming, a rock Town and Country Mall in Kendall. tonight? Like the sound of great band with a funk edge. Next in the Marsbar opened this past summer music? Then you're in luck because line-up is Treehouse, the first band and according to manager Hank tonight is EarthAlert's fifthannua l to sign with the University's new Long, "was intended to be an envi­ benefit concert. label, Cane Records. Closing the ronmental establishment from the Each year, EarthAlert holds a start." The staff of the club already benefit concert featuring some of does some sorting of recyclables, Miami's finest local bands and and future plans call for recycling information on environmental show is Raw B. Jae, a funk band bins to be placed throughout the issues. Proceeds from the benefit that plays regularly on South bar. concerts go towards funding Ear­ Beach. The first band is scheduled Anyone 18 and over with a UM thAlert's many activities, from to start around 9:30 Pm, and the Cane Card may attend. Admission beach clean-ups and environmental last band will be on stage until 1:30 is five dollars, and proceeds go to W. Conrad Schmeiser sp'akers to mailing petitions and am after which the house DJ takes protecting the environment. letters to state representatives. over. Friday, September 31 1994 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page 7 MOVIE TIMES DATES & PLACES FAIR CHILD TROPICAL GARDEN: Movie timet listed are tor Friday and Saturday. murnm wwem® Tues., Sept. 27, the Tropical Garden will display photographs taken at the GCC RIVIERA CINEMAS ACIIOSS 70 Ending tor '»»•* SO"—Little M Actress Besmirch M Black-He 110 Kerrigan's a UTH DIXIE ICartolThe Inalor manorad Katherine Dunham Botanic Garden in !?? 5. HIGHWAY CORAL GABLES m n? rist-af Russell, to Doctrine gathering Adults $6.50 866-8513 Donn* Read normal * SI Singer Mends Sitting duck 101 Tulsa type 112 Ms. Mnnell Port au Prince, Haiti by Miami Herald Show" MUpon 1» Opera totos Sumic 114 Comfort Forrest Gump PG-13 1*30 47B*i? SStrMtUli 7aEludMthe«0Agricultur«l 70 Bachelor's Real. 103 "Dracula" The Mask P&-13 14 7 955 S3 Small-(ba last words Impressed prep 118 Racer photographer Andrew Bosch Cotor ol Night H 1*40,4:10,'7:io;.;30 1 •uapidous) 71 Small bay Elusive 104 The Uiyandyk 1>QE2*Mdton TICoopS *-^ SS European Cardan 117 Dugout gear T-Mft-kftg.. 1:20.4:10.7.10 It (Matter of 77MoMKytsh VOWM 72 Provided a region border lor Scoff at ofthe— 11tC3al off STEVEN TALKHOUSE: The Client PG-13 2 4 15 CaH. ttBrucaor llowdown 67 Nods and Continu** 120 Advanced L uf %in r1 73 Grab Bloody Mary Fri., Sept. 23, 11:00pm Day By the True Lies/? 7*lVlO ""______* • 9» winks 74 Bananas need 108 Produce a deg. MUK Money PG-13 "*** Horrtblfol M Pineto'i pal 2 Buffalo's SO Cones victim 78'— Karenina' HaracHy 122 Language River, Sunday night at 9:30 Day By the •1 Enemy 21 On. ol the MB*r waterfront 78 Fell sore 107 Abounding suttix River and the Aquarium Rescue Unit Morage? 3Qoagato« 62 Posh 77 Madrid 8omeere with rumor H Fruit «xi#n Galahad •• Use a ray instant 108 Poet in the will be on hand. aOMngneec toundki 4Bearded 78 Scheme Martini past MIRACLE 4 __T grmola roc* m_»i_ M Night noise 7» Bald bird Ingrada"' 10» Jacob, twin 290 Miracle Mil*, Coral Gables __S_fm!_. -WOola-Mor Wo MIAMI MUSEUM OF SCIENCE: Adults $6.50, $4.50 443-5201 24Va_-aUa S« onOoh', s mate 8i-NaN Vamp Haa t 3280 South Miami Avenue Chio Profess ore R 12:30,2:40,4:50,7:30,9:30 28 Council •OKaKyand 7 Striped au Forrest Gump PQ-13 1,4,7, 9:30 Me Roddenberry 8 Slxteen- Sat., Sept. 24 Florida Marine Aquarium Jason's Lyric fl 12:15,2:30,4:45,7,9:15 M Rapuliiv* tlPersonwho natkmorg Show presents a day of guest Barcelona PG-13 12:15,2:30,4:40.7:20.9:20 17 Author eels no 8 Forest Anya animal rangers? lecturers. At noon, Gerard Loisel 99 'Alphabet product! lOMakesthe Song" OaBoaar effort "Collecting Marine Tropicals". At 1:30, gamut Charles "*™*0' Sherri Kovac Kimbel "teaching Pua Bte Environmental Education through an BAKERY CENTER 7 THEATRES 33 Clerical title ._ ™_"*_°°* Qaoroa Aquarium". At 3:00, Forrest Young CORNER OF REO AND SUNSET J_£5__- _ST "Dred?«« "Live Rock Aquaculture". At 4:30, Adults $6.50, $4.50 662-4841 2__!_^,,v•c•, M___2 MTV console Priscilla fl 1:10,3:20,5:35,7:55,10:15 MBMepsn "^J" ISSofa-scou. Alina Szmant (Prof, of Marine Bio. at It Could Happen to You PG 12:30am UM), "Life History and Ecology of The Next Karate Kid PG 1:15,3:30.12:25am "ST- ..MSKioc «££*«« Clear and Present Danger PG-131:50.4:50,7:50,10:45 Corals". 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"When we were ten or when we were 12, Representatives from ESPN, the PGA, industry regu_.es the right preparation and dent and will do so. They are in a very we may have been able to (have separate Culler was a member of the Dade the LPGA, LA Gear, Citrus Bowl, the Super individual effort. unique situation with their football program, divisions), but it would be hard with 13. One Amateur Golf Association and qual­ Bowl Committee, the Florida Marlins, the and have no plans to change that." thing is everyone will play everyone." ified for the U.S. Women's Public University of Miami Athletic Dent., Con­ Career management experts continually Rutgers University and West Virginia Links Championship. She also The only other issue that has shown the verse, Team Disney and others will appear address the need for individuals to network University had previously been football-only possibility of causing problems is that of played in the prestigious Canon at the Miami Beach seminar.Long-time with industry professionals, remain educated members in the conference but were Cup junior tournament. travel. Notre Dame, which is located in broadcaster Lesley Visser will be one of the on industry trends, and obtain the means to recently admitted as full time members, South Bend, Ind., is farther in relation to the Pschorr finished in the top six in seminar's main speakers. market skills and talents. leaving Notre Dame as the sole football-only distance between other schools. her age group twice in Doral Publix school left in the conference. Five of the 13 "There may be a bit of a travel problem," Junior Classic. Gary Bender, sportscaster for Turner Although the school year is just begin­ schools, University of Connecticut, George­ Myers won the Doral Publix for Rosenthal said. "We will try to figure out a Broadcasting and the Phoenix Suns agrees ning, it's never too early to start equipping town University, St. John's University, way to accomplish getting our teams to her age group three times, and fin­ that it takes more than just looking through yourself with the materials necessary for a Seton Hall University, and Villanova Univer­ ished in the top five in State High travel without an undo burden on classes classified ads to get a job these days. The successful job search, whether it's a full-time sity, are not part of the football conference. being missed." School Championships all four key is getting ahead in the rat race and get­ position or an internship. years at Venice High School. Rosenthal said he feels being a part of the "It's no different than when Miami joined Big East will be present good opportunities the conference," Tranghese said. "Our peo­ HOLIDAY CLASSIC and exposure for the rest of Notre Dame's ple talked about all of this before Notre SPORTS CAREERS FACTS programs. Dame's proposal was accepted, and we AT SPORTS COMPLEX "The association with the institutions in decided Notre Dame is a great opportunity • Licensed products sales for the NBA skyrocketed 28%, from $100,000 in 1961 to a the Big East will be a great thing for us," he Three 1994 NCAA Tournament for us." projected $2 billion (or 1994. said. It's a marvelous opportunity to con­ Tranghese described Notre Dame's addi­ participants will travel to Miami for tinue to develop what we like to call our the 1994 Church's Holiday Classic. tion to tne conference as a positive move for • The business side of sports accounts for 1.3 % of the U.S. Gross National Product, or other 'Olympic sports', besides football and both sides. Dec. 28-29, to highlight the Uni­ $100 billion annually. versity of Miami women's basket­ basketball." "Short-term, I think Notre Dame will get Notre Dame, which had previously been ball 1994-95 home schedule. • 45 million people currently work in some aspect of the sports industry. the benefits from being in the conference," an independent school, now will be able to Tranghese said. "Long-term I think the con­ Old Dominion University (25-6 compete in the various year-end tourna­ last season) and Auburn University • The development of new facilities and arenas has quadrupled in the last two years. 19 ference will benefit financially. Like I've arenas are currently under constrcutlon or being renovated. ments the conference offers, including the often said, I think it's a great situation for (20-10) will play in the first game, annual Big East basketball tournament cur- at 2 p.m. on Dec. 28, while Gram­ both sides." bling Sute (23-7) will face the Hur­ ricanes at 4 p.m. The consolation game will be at Zeta Beta Tau blanks 6 p.m. on Dec. 29 while the win­ ners play at 8 p.m. in the champi­ onship. The tournament, along Pi Kappa Alpha in football with all the Hurricanes' home ames, will be played at the Knight ByCHADPUttTIM dent's Cup this year. §ports Complex. Hurricane Staff Writer ZBT defensman Mike Snyder "The Church's Holiday Classic, The ZeU Beta Tau fraternity intercepted two passes and Lance with the field as strong as it is, will played Pi Kappa Alpha in football Mayer had one interception for be an outstanding barometer for us Wednesday ruriit at the intramural ZBT who has yet to give the oppo­ going into the Big East schedule, fields. sition a touchdown this season. and an exciting tournament to be a ZBT rookie quarterback Jeff Cal­ part of," UM Women's Basketball ZBT lost to Pike last year by one houn completed 23 of 32 passes Coach Ferne Labati said. point, but ZBT sot their revenge .and threw a touchdown to team­ Miami, which finished sixth last this year, shutting out Pike 6-0. mate Jon Grabow. season in the Big East, starts play­ ZBT, who beat Alpha Epsilon Pi "Pike is always great competi­ ing regular season games at 1 p.m. 12-0 last week is off to a terrific tion," Mayer said, "so beating on Nov. 27 at home against Fair­ start and hopes, like all the frater­ them will help our confidence for field University at the KSC. nities do, to take home the Presi­ the rest of the season." The conference schedule begins with a Dec. 22 contest at second- place Seton HaU University, while the first Big East game at home CSR INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL will be against Boston College, which split its two games with MEN'S OPEN DIVISION MEN'S CLOSED DIVISION Miami last season. MonVWed. 7:30 Mon.AVed. Smoking ERB 5-0 IAM 'A' 3-0 "With the conference getting Med School "A" 3-1 A£-t> 'A' 2-0 stronger i .d \X )re competitive Garth Brooks 0-1 tX'A' l-l eacn and e rery year, every game Punching the Clown 0-3 ATO 0-2 will be an exciting one," Labati KI 0-3 said. "We dominated for the first Mon./Wed. 8:30 two years, but though we were a Crimson Sky 1-0-1 bit down last season, we will again Rat 0-0-1 compete for the conference title in Lambda Chi Alpha 'b' 0-1-0 ZBT 'A' 2-1 1994-95." PIKE 'A' 2-0 Mon./Wod. 9:30 IAE 1-2 Also on tap for the Hurricanes, GBSA 3-0 AXA "A" 1-1 who have added eight new players Gators 2-0-1 AEn 0-2 after finishing 10-17 last season, is The Tribe 0-2-1 the Dial Florida Four Challenge, AI<1>'B' 0-3 hosted by Florida State University. TueVThur. 7:30 WOMEN'S OPEN DIVISION • Five freshmen on this year's It's On 3-0 roster are from Dade or Broward Magic Protein 1-1-1 Mon./Wed. 8:30 County schools: Mechelle Murray, Sthrlouse 1-1 "SELF" 3-0 Jennifer Jordan and Tarla Toomer Alpha Kappa Psi 1-1 Med School 2-1-1 from Miami Norland High School, £AM 'B' 0-1-1 Heartbreakers 2-1-1 Cassaundra Wimes from Miami Med School 'C 0-2 Fource 1-2 Longnecks 1-3 Central High School and Octavia Delta Gamma 0-2 Blue from Nova High School. With TueVThur. 6:30 the addition of those players, there Fat Pigs 2-0 are now nine players from Miami Elm II 2-1 on the Hurricanes. Pike 'C 1-1 CrW Basement Boyz 1-2 * r The 1994-95 Big East Tourna­ ZBT 'D' 0-2 ment will be held at Seton Hall's J/$a) Walsh Gymnasium, March 3-6. TueVThur. 0:30 The winner earns an automatic bid Carpetmen 2-0 TRAVIS PETERSON/Statt Photographer to the NCAA Tournament, which Pike 'B' 1-0 ZBT 'C 1-1-1 • SLAP SHOT: Jamie Weber takes aim at the goal while playing floor hockey on the Mahonev UM has qualified for three of the -Pearson basketball courts Tuesday night. last six seasons. ZBT 'B' 1-2 , — LIAM FITZGfipALD the '06 Crew 0-2-1 V, Friday, September 23, 1994 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Page 9 Univers:ty of Miami

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SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo Editor WASHINGTON MIAMI FAREWELL: Sixth-year DE Rusty Medearis bade adieu to football at UM Sept. 15, unable Rushing ATT GAIN LOSS YDS AVQ TD LG Rushing ATT GAIN LOSS YDS AVG TD LG to continue with the pain in his left knee. Kaufman 58 368 5 363 6.3 2 38t Stewart 30 199 1 198 6.6 5 31 •____. *_•_• 18 48 0 40 3.2 0 8 Shipman 11 186 2 154 14.0 1 82 Thomas 8 25 0 25 3.2 1 10 Ferguson 20 111 0 111 5.6 2 18 INSIDE HuttflH 14 22 51 -29 •a.1 0 13 11 86 0 66 6.0 1 16

Slowed by injuries his Passing ATT COM % INT YDS TD LG Passing ATT COM % INT YDS TD LG freshman year, Jammi Huard 45 24 53.3 3 331 2 52T Costa 42 23 54.8 2 463 5 56 German has come out of the blocks with the speed that Receiving NO YDS AVG TD LG Receiving NO YDS AVG TD LG hyped his arrival. Bruener 8 81 10.1 0 26 Jones, C 10 112 11.2 2 19 9 Kaufman •• 83 9.0 0 German 6 156 26.0 2 56 Washington's star running Bjornson 5 156 31.2 2 52t Johnson 3 82 27.3 0 46 back Napoleon Kaufman is Thomas 2 6 3.0 0 Jones, T. 2 53 265 1 30 looking to make the Heisman Janoski 1 16 16.0 0 16 Tucker 2 29 14.5 0 22 0 Trophy part of his empire. Conwell •• 9 9.0 0 9 Tellison 2 23 11.5 0 14 A position-by-position look THE GAME at the Miami-Washington game. Who: Miami Hurricanes (2-0) vs. Washington Huskies (1-1) 0 Coach: Miami: Dennis With both of last year's Erickson, 55-7 in sixth year at starters gone, UM's Miami (105-38-1, 13th year overall). Washington: Jim cornerbacks are doing their Lambright, 8-5 in second year best to live up to high at Washington. standards. Injuries: Miami: Defensive lineman Dennis Fortney (knee) out for season. Linebacker e Corwin Francis (knee) doubtful. Rank: Miami: No. 6 by Associated Press and USA Linebacker Twan Russell is Today/CNN polls. Washington: No. 19 by Associated Press. Site, Tims: Orange Bowl, 3:30 p.m. more than ready to start TV/Radio ABC (Channel 10), WVUM (90.5 FM), WIOD Saturday's game. (610 AM). How to Get There: By car: Drive northeast on Ponce De e Leon Blvd. before turning north on LeJeune Road (S.W. Cover Photo by J.C Ridley 42nd Ave.). Turn east on N.W. 7th Ave. until reaching the stadium. By rail: Board the rail at University station. A shuttle to and from the stadium will be running at Culmer station before and after the game. Student Government will Cfir hurricane Jtlaga*inr distribute free Metrorail two hours prior to kickoff. Outlook: Stopping Napoleon Kaufman Is first and foremost A special section of etir -Sturm Ihiniuuir on the defense's mind and beyond tackling him into 13 © EW® IMU/Rtt Editor In < hief oblivion, Miami hopes to tire the Heisman hopeful with the Fernando Battaglia patented South Florida humidity that is much rarer in the Pacific Northwest. The Huskies have blitzed much the Business Manager same way Arizona State did, but with two weeks to prepare Orange Bowl • Oct. 8, 1994 Robert Ken for the Hurricanes, it is hard to believe they didn't notice the way Frank Costa & Co. tore the blitz up. Magazine Editor Darin Klahr

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German leaves defenders in the dust THE FACTS Age: 20 By DARIN KLAHR Magazine Editor Position: Flanker, kick/punt returner A bitter memory lingers with Born: July 4,1974 Jammi German, more painful than Height: 6-0 the day he sprained his knee last Weight: 180 year. He thinks of a few days later, Personal: The sophomore has come back with a vengeance this sea­ with the Hurricanes at West Vir­ son, after his freshman year was characterized by injuries. He has ginia and German in his dorm risen to the top of the depth chart as the team's starting flanker, room, sitting in shorts with a cast kick and punt returner. German opened the season with a 64-yard on his leg. As he watched his kickoff return against Georgia Southern, displaying breathtaking team's hopes slip for a national speed that many players have said set the tone for the Hurricanes' title, let alone the Big East crown, season. slip away that day, he experienced Against Arizona State, German caught two screen passes on a sinking feeling, unable to lift his blitzes and ran them downfield for touchdowns of 56 and 49 yards. teammates out of their miserv, His emergence is reminiscent of his dominance througnout ms wondering if he could ever emerge career at Fort Myers (Fla.) High, where he graduated with Ad- from his own. American honors fromFootbal l News and Parade Magazine. Besides "That was the worst time of my playing at running back and wide receiver in high school, German life," German said. "I couldn't help was a force on defense, recording 107 tackles, six fumble recoveries the team. I felt like I was here for and three interceptions. He was USA Today's Defensive Player of the Year for 1992-93. An all-around athlete, he started on his high no reason." SEAN HEMMERLE/Photo But he wasn't. Miami recruited school basketball team and anchored the 4-x-lOO relay team, which him with his All-American acco­ Editor finished second in the state's track meet. lades and the USA Today's Defen­ CATCH ME IF YOU sive Player of the Year honor. CAN: Not many defend­ His coaches at Fort Myers High ers have caught redshirt THE STATS said they hadn't seen such talent freshman Jammi Ger­ and speed since German's role man this season. 1994 model, San Francisco 49ers cor­ nerback Deion Sanders played there. Some said German was bet­ G REC YDS AVG TD LG ter. But for all of German's high 26.0 56 school hype, it deflated his fresh­ man year at Miami. The compari­ sons to Sanders, whose posters 1993 **•*. decorate German's walls, dissi­ pated with an onslaught of injuries, G REC YDS AVG TD LG slowing him down at a rapid pace. Pulling his hamstring in the pre­ 13.3 46; season and hurting the knee later offense, quarterback Frank Costa meant more time on the sidelines said, that it didn't have last year. than on the field. "He's one of those guys who can Instead of the cheers he was score anytime he touches the ball," THE TRIVIA used to in high school, he learned Costa said. "Usually when he about the rigors of rehabilitation catches the ball, the first defender Jammi German has always craved the spotlight. His friends say where no one cheers you on. Ger­ misses and then he (Jammi) makes he thrives on it, that it feeds his success on the field. man worked through the off-season a big play. He can make guys It is a trait he learned from another Fort Myers product, cor­ with starting safety Malcolm Pear­ miss/' nerback Deion Sanders. Throughout German's high school career, son, who suffered a shoulder Reading the blitz on both touch­ his coaches and local media incessantly compared the sophomore injury, pushing each other on. downs against the Sun Devils, Ger­ with Prime Time, noting the similarities in speed and talent. "I remember he came to me man and the Hurricanes are But the connection has always been important for German, who before that first game and he said, expecting more of the same from has great reverence for the Neon One. 'Watch. I'm going to make some­ Washington. "I became a San Francisco fan today," German declared last thing happen," Pearson said of his German is finally into his groove week on the day Sanders ended his free-agent sweepstakes and close mend's 64-yard kickoff now, feeling a renewal that extends signed with the 49ers. return to start the 1994 season into more areas than football, German maintains family and friends come before football, three weeks ago against Georgia though. though he wouldn't mind making it to the NFL, perhaps to face Southern. "I wasn't shocked when "Jammi's matured a lot since Sanders one day. he did." he's been here," Pearson said. "He Until last season, German never even crossed paths with Deion Facing German in practice was telling me about all this stuff though their coaches and high school were the same. everyday, Pearson again was he got into in high school, hanging "A friendintroduce d us," German said of meeting Sanders last hardly surprised when the speed­ out with the wrong crowd and get­ fall. ster turned two screen passes into ting into and this that. I don't want They speak every so often by telephone, though Sanders didn't touchdowns of 56 and 49 yards to to get into anything specific but it's consulted German while the NFL star was crossing the country key UM's victory over Arizona like, UM saved him. Football really looking for a Super Bowl and a big contract. State, noting that German was saved him from the life he was liv­ "If he'd asked me, I would have told him to come to the Dol­ very well aware the game was ing." phins to be down here," German said. "But now the 49ers are going being broadcast on ESPN. Said receivers coach Charlie Wil­ to win the Super Bowl. You'll see." "Once he gets that camera on liams: "He has all the tools a German often cites the philosophy of Neion Deion, who once and a lot of people are watching, receiver needs. We knew what said the reason he performs on the field, dancing and all, is to give Jammi's going to show up," Pear­ Jammi could do last year but he just his fans their money's worth: son said. wasn't healthy. Now that he is — "That's what I'm trying to do," German said. "I try to go out German's big-play presence has knock on wood — he's shown us there and give everybody their money's worth. I think it's coming opened up other options for the what he came here to do." around now." Kaufman glides his way to the top Kaufman is currently the To win, though, Kaufman knows nation's leader in all-purpose yards By RUSSELL KATZ mhe'll have to shoulder most of the mm (261 per game) and third in the The Daily load for his team. The Huskies' THE MATC NCAA in rushing yards (181.5). season may come down to his pro­ SEATTLE — Napoleon is on But, despite the hype, the constant another mission. ductivity, as the win over the Buck­ pronouncements from elsewhere eyes showed. No running back had HURRICANES EDGE The emperor is running around and the questions, Kaufman tries the country — right through the gained as many yards as Kaufman to keep a straight face about it. against Ohio State in more than Hurricane Staff Writer Neil Higgins analyzes ti Miami Hurricanes Saturday at the QUARTERBACK: Junior QB Damon Huard, a 6-4 215 Orange Bowl — setting school "I've said all along that the indi­ seven years. vidual awards come to you when* pound junior, comes in as an all-American candidate. Last records and dazzling the country "I'm going to try to do every­ year threw for over 1,200 yards and 9 TDs. This year he with his combination of speed and you win games as a team," he said thing I can, he said. "Obviously has alreadythrown for over 330 yards and 2 TDs in games power. before the season. "I want to win I'm going to need a breather but with Ohio St. and USC. Known for turning it on in the clutch. the Heisman. Heck, who wouldn't? Napoleon Kaufman is looking to I'm going to do everything I can to Completes almost 59% of his passes. Huard needs to be But more than anything else, I help this team win. Return punts? more consistent in the pocket this year. conquer the Heisman Trophy. want to win games." He owns the University of Wash­ I've got to do it. Return kickoffs? Kaufman said the team's 7-4 I've got to do it. Get the ball out of LJ ington's record with 4,354 all- purpose yards. He trails the record last year left him a bitter the backfield? I've got to do it. RUNNING BACKS: One of the best in the country, a taste and he is anxious to improve Catch the ball? Got to do it." Heisman Trophy candidate, these are some of the things Rt school's career rushing leader, Joe tht Steele, by 78 yards. He ranks despite the impossibility of playing He will lead the cavalry to its said about Napoleon Kaufman. Before the season started he in a bowl game with the program fate like any emperor. If that had already accumulated over 2,600 yards rushing. This Gc among the top in most of the Hus­ year alone he has 363 yards rushing, with 211 coming \4 kies' all-time offensive category. still under NCAA probation. means conquering the Heisman, "I didn't like it all," the senior against Ohio St. two weeks ago, with 2 TD's. Has the ability go It is not a stretch to say the then he's got to do it. to completly dominate a game by himself. Hi said. "I still have a passion for col­ Russell Katz covers the Huskies' 5-foot-9, 180-pounder, who can lege football. I've won a national pa bench press up to 420 pounds and football team for The Daily, a stu­ championship and I've played in dent newspaper at the University oj run the 40-yard dash in 4.3 sec­ two Rose Bowls. WIDE RECEIVERS: Standout of the bunch is tight end Mark onds, has done it all. Washington. Bruener, another of UW's All-American candidates. At 6-5 and "I feel quicker this year, like I 245 poundss, he also possesses enough speed to turn in the can do more," Kaufman said. "I big play. Caught 30 passes last year with 3 TD's. UW uses a two tight-end formation often. Another other effective tool in feel like I'm running smoother and the passing game besides him and Kaufman is converted QB, more agile. Sometimes I feel like Erik Bjornson. who has a 31.2 yards per catch average this I'm gliding. Physically, I can't go season. Bjornson played at quarterback last season but is helmet-to-helmet against a lot of nni*** at lA/irlp r_.roi.cr li ill-timo LJ linebackers or linemen and do very OFFENSIVE LINE: All of the positions on the starting line much. I'm not 6-foot-2, I'm not 205 is occupied by a first year starter at that position. Andrew pounds but I am quick. Right now I Peterson and Frank Garcia are the foundations of the line. feel quicker and faster than I ever They are a large bunch across the line, who need to have. I feel stronger than I ever dominate the line in order to spring Kaufman for big have." yardage. The UW offense likes to use two tight ends in its Though there has been plenty of set ups. pre-season hype for Kaufman, LJ Washington Coach Jim Lambright said Kaufman had to make some DEFENSIVE LINE: The standout on the defensive line is adjustments before hitting his Steve Hoffman. The 6-foot-6, 260-pound nose guard stride. already has two sacks on the season and 22.5 for his career. The size of the young defensive line has been a "Last year, he had his poorest question, but after having given up only 360 yards over the two games against the biggest, first two games against ranked opponents, this does not toughest opponents," Lambright seem to be much of a question anymore. said. "He had to change that to LJ legitimize himself as a Heisman candidate. I'm impressed how well he's running, how strong he is and LINEBACKERS: Ink Aleaga has the speed and the hitting the high level of his confidence. I'm ability to be one of the best inside linebackers in the extremely pleased with his prog­ Pac-10 and the whole West. In the off-season the .coaching ress." staff moved David Killpatrick, a defensive back, to the Kaufman has undergone a inside linebacker position to provide more speed. maturing process. He plays the game smarter, effectively using his LJ physical skills, which he wasn't always able to do last year. SECONDARY: The UW secondary led the nation in "The main difference you see in interceptions last year with 22. Lawyer Milloy, no 9, is him now is his understanding of our the leader of the secondary. The entire secondary is offense and how he complements it good enough to play one-on-one with most receivers in and his blockers up front. He can the country. EVEN start a running play inside and break it outside and vice versa." Against Southern California in Washington's season opener, Kauf­ SPECIAL TEAMS: The kicking game for the Huskies is man capped Fall practice with a completly different than last year. The punting duties are message to the nation. Carrying being handled by Sophomore walk-on Geoff Prince, who is the ball 26 times for 152 yards and carrying a 37.9 yards per punt average into the game. John a touchdown in a 24-17 loss to Wales is 3-6 on feild goals this year with his misses coming Washington SIO from 41, 47, and 49 yards. Heisman candidate, Napoleon USC, the pre-season media cam­ Kaufman is the return specialist. paign may have paid off. HEISMAN CONQUEST: Preseason All-American Napoleon Kaufman LJ makes an appearance anainst Miami Saturday. Page 4 THE HURRICANE MAGAZINE Friday, September 23,1994 ore MATCHUP jfc* Another test, another obstacle By DARIN KLAHR son's high school. Erickson's Magazine Editor father, Pink, also was Lambright's -IES EDGE HUSKIES t&mW Last week, Dennis Erickson was coach. r asked a question he expects, or "Everybody said Erickson's parents, who live in Neil Higgins analyzes the game's matchups: hopes, to hear quite often: Arizona State was the Seattle area, will also be at the QUARTERBACKS: Frank Costa is coming off the best "Do you expect this game to be a game. Washington's defensive passing performance of his career, throwing for 293 barometer of how good your team going to be the first coordinator, Chns Tormey, played yards and 4 touchdowns in the win versus Arizona St.. is?" for Erickson as a linebacker at the Washington hopes to rattle Costa by blitzing him, similar Against Georgia Southern, the true barometer. Now University of Idaho and then was to Arizona State, but Costa hopes to stay composed and Miami Hurricanes had to be careful they're saying the his defensive line coach at Idaho thrive he's done so far. of overconfidence with the mem­ from 1982-83. ory of the subpar performance the Washington game • The Oct. 1 game against Rut- LJ year before fresh in everyone's ers will be televised. The Big East ——— mind. will be. I guess we ?derision Network (Ch. 10) will RUNNING BACKS: Mixed signals have been sent out by Against Arizona State, the Hurri­ wont have a true carry the game at noon between the UM backfield. In the 400-plus yard explosion against canes faced an insurmountable jinx the Hurricanes and Scarlet Knights Gorgia Southern, they showed that an undersized Division barometer until we (2-1) at the newly built Rutgers I-AA team can't slow them down. The running game never that plagued them in the past at got off the ground against the Sun Devils, though the Sun Devil Stadium, losing so much lose." Stadium in New Brunswick, NJ. Hurricanes never needed it with so much success at the there could easily have become a The game will be the stadium's passing game. habit. first sellout. But those two obstacles have Dennis Erickson • Erickson said Wednesday he been smashed without question — hadn't decided whether to start w WIDE RECEIVER: After a terrific, two-touchdown UM football coach senior Tirrell Greene or sopho­ performance against Arizona St., and the emergence of two blowouts that left little to be Jammi German as the next great deep threat in UM history. asked — and here comes running more J Ina at right guard. He also Coach Dennis Erickson was extremely unhappy with the phenom Napoleon Kaufman ana hadn't decided whether senior Bar­ eight drops in the game, which followed four against Georgia the rest of the Washington Huskies that after watching the Hurricanes aka Short (broken leg) or redshirt Southern. But depth has certainly increased this season Saturday (3:30 p.m., Ch. 10) into tear it apart. freshman Kenard Lang would start with a group of hungry freshmen waiting to step in front of the Orange Bowl. at right defensive end in place of LJ any veterans who falter. Regardless ot Washington's Rusty Medearis who left the team. So, Dennis, is this game the first defensive scheme, UM's offensive "If he (Baraka) is healthy," OFFENSIVE LINE: A week off should have done the Erickson said, "he is the guy." offensive line some good, after letting up 4 sacks by ASU. true test of the season? line must protect Costa because his "Everybody said Arizona State problems started when he was get­ • The Huskies arrived in Miami. Tirrell Greene, who suffered a hyperextended elbow, is Thursday, giving them a chance to expected to be ready to play but Erickson said J Ina may was going to be the first true ting rattled and knocked around. start at right guard. The linemen must also open up bigger barometer," Erickson said. "Now Though he hasn't been severely acclimate themselves to the heat, holes for the running game than they did against a sizeable they're saying the Washington challenged yet by a pass rush, his humidity and the new time zone. Arizona St. defensive line, in order for the backs to penetrate same will be it. I guess we won't game took a tumble after a few hits Temperatures in Seattle have the secondary and keep them on their toes. have a true barometer until we last vear. ranged in the 50's and 60's. There LJ is three-hour time difference lose." DEFENSIVE LINE: Must make more of a showing against a between the two cities, not to men­ great running team, by not letting the UW running backs into Defensively, Warren Sapp tion a distance of 3.303 miles. the secondary. Will be concentrating on Heisman Trophy But in the Hurricanes' first two doesn't think the defense is too hopeful Napoleon Kaufman, perhaps the biggest running threat ames, there is a lot to be learned, worried about all the hype buzzing the Hurricanes will face all year. Sapp, Patrick Riley ana Kenny f hose who discount UM's perfor­ around Washington's Napoleon Holmes has been the dominant force that the Hurricanes were mance because of the quality, or Kaufman. He has little interest on looking for following the losses of Darren Krein and Kevin lack thereof, of its performance rating Kaufman's chances for the Patrick. Erickson hasn't decided whether Kenard Lang or must remember the team failing LJ Baraka Short will start at right end Heisman Trophy. last season against subpar competi­ LINEBACKERS: The linebackers were the main reason the tion as well. "I'm not here to rate him," Sapp ASU running attack was not as destructive as it could have said. "I'm here to tackle him." been. Ray Lewis, Rohan Marley, and James Burgess were This season, Miami has thrived, Said Erickson: "Offensively, the team's leading tacklers with 6, 3, and 3 respectively, never letting Georgia Southern, a Washington does a lot of the same and Marley and Lewis recording sacks. Twan Russell, on Division I-AA, even ponder being things we do. They run the one- the strong side, will replace an injured Corwin Francis back with Napoleon Kaufman as (knee). Tne speed of the LB's should be a major in the game. Against the Sun Dev­ contribution to stopping the deadly UW running attack, ils, Miami danced around their good as I've seen. It's almost like LJ esoeciallv to the outside. blitzes, dumping off screen passes we're going against ourselves; a lot and forcing turnovers in old Hurri- of the blocking schemes are SECONDARY: The secondary will be called on this week to canes-stvle football. exactly the same.' support the run defence, more than defence against any • NOTES: The game should inventive passing scemes. If UW does decide to pass, an UM, which ran impressively have Erickson nostalgic. corps of untested cornerbacks should be helped by C.J. against the Eagles, did not need to EVEN Richardson and Malcolm Pearson, starting safeties who establish the run against Arizona "I was practically born and have made an impact so far. raised right underneath the sta­ State's eight-man line. Quarter­ dium," he said of his hometown back Frank Costa, who seems team. "I raised on Husky football more decisive and more comfort­ growing up." SPECIAL TEAMS: A true mixed bag is in the hands of the able in the pocket than last year, Miami SID, read ASU's blitzes like the back of There are also notable home­ coaching staff. On the one hand you have the Big East's town ties that Erickson has: VETERAN AMONG NEO­ special teams player of the week, in C. J. Richardson. There his hand to dump off two touch­ PHYTES: With a glut of young­ still is work to do at long snapping with Tremain Mack down passes to big-play flanker ' Erickson's cousin, Dick Erick­ keeping the job with Dennis Fortney (knee surgery) out for Jammi German. The Huskies have son, is events manager for Wash­ sters at the cornerback position, the season. blitzed more in the past, though ington's athletic department. fifth-year senior Chad Wilson has Miami's coaches are hedging their Lambright grew up m Everett, stepped in as a leader in the sec LJ ondary. bets that Washington may change Wash, and graduated from Erick­ Friday, September 23,1994 THE HURRICANE MAGAZINE Page 5 Page 6 THE HURRICANE MAGAZINE Friday, September 23,1994

WILLIAM LAI / Staff Photogra­ pher CORNERING THE MAR­ KET: Pictured (from left): Nathaniel Brooks, Aaron Jones, Dennis Scott, second­ ary coach Willy Robinson, Chad Wilson, Carlos Jones and Eugene Ridgley.

ByJEFFMUOOELL down in the depth chart may be a Cones) and myself have experi­ good a cornerback as we've had Hurricane Stall Writer problem. ence, and Dennis Scott played very here," said defensive coordinator When a football team loses two Fifth-year senior cornerback well in the spring, so, yes, we're Greg McMackin, despite so little CBsnot exceptional players at one position, Chad Wilson has had a long ride to ready." playing time. the following year should be a the top. A junior transfer from rebuilding and retooling year at Long Beach State University in Scott, a redshirt freshman, is Third-year sophomore Carlos that position, right? 1992, Wilson was hampered by small at 5-foot-9 and 182 pounds, Jones saw action in all 11 games a concern Not with the Miami Hurricanes. but is considered a hard hitter. He injuries last year and saw very little last season — and with his as great Despite losing starting corner- playing time. moved from third on the depth speed, 4.3 seconds in the 40-yard backs Dexter Seigler and Paul This year, he has jumped to the chart in the spring to first team for dash, he's ready to start new chal­ forUM White to graduation, that position forefront and into a very crucial Saturday's Washington game (3:30 lenges. is deep, with a senior and several role as one starting cornerback. p.m., ABC). younger players stepping up to fill "I feel that we're weU-nre- the void. But lack of experience pared," said Wilson. "Carlos "Potentially, Dennis could be as See page 7 /CORNERS Despite sore foot, Russell ready By RICK GOLD "Warren Sapp and Pat Riley should just going to go ui there ana ao my WILMARYi Hurricane Statt Writer be in there helping me out with job, said Russell. "Francis is the Twan Russell is ready. him, and hopefully we won't need starter, and when he comes back I Southwestern.Store f Tropical Flair He knows the defense has yet to much help from the safeties." will take the backup role." 1411 SUNSET DRIVE • CORAL CABLES, FL 331463146-fe_*, » allow a touchdown, that any dis­ unity inbred last year has been Through the first two games of Although he will try and look at 5% DISCOUNT with expunged. the season, Russell and Francis this game as nothing special, Rus­ * Univ. of Miami ID. He is ready to each have 11 tackles with Francis sell says he looks forward to going face Washing­ getting 60 percent of the playing up against one of the best running G'Ja.hd ^Mi:iii:U:r.iTEilwr'le'ijrlni'1thuni'.e GiHi. ton's star run­ time. Russell is sporting a bad foot backs in the college ranks. Kauf­ ning back Napo­ himself and will be relieved by man is just 5-9,180 pounds, and in leon Kaufman James Burgess and Antonio Coley only two games has 363 rushing because after a on the strong side. Burgess started vards and 522 all-purpose yards. raucous off­ on the weak side against Georgia season, the Southern and has alternated with We Deliver til 2am! FREE! i Hurricanes Rohan Marley there this season have passed but played all three linebacking "We just need to Regular or Large Subs positions last year. 4 every hurdle shut IKauf man] down **-*.£:__<_£:;&;; 84SodaiitHtg.Price thrown their Kmspsmstt for thmsm way by winning "Hopefully my foot will hold up," and make things as Special rtrit-ta Muat umit.d Get 4th Sub Russell ha Meed, Whee, Tim* | ^ftmluamaslm their last two Russell said. "If I can go in there hectic as possible for games. for 30 plays, I'll go in there for 30 Team rimtm Your Oralmr ©ff*»r. ITRLEE Kaufman is just another more plays. If not, there are other guys him." difficult challenge and if that means who can pick up the slack." 4120 SW 67 AVE HM stepping up the level of play against the 19th-ranked team in Said Coach Dennis Erickson: "I Twan Russell SUB MISSION 667-2802ST the nation, so be it. know Twan will step in and do a UM linebacker If an injury to linebacker Corwin ood job and we have Tony Coley Francis means Twan Russell has to gehind him who's played well when start, sore foot or not, so be it. he's been in there. I think the thing "He's a great back," Russell FREE BEEPER Francis strained a ligament in his about him going against Kaufman said. "He is a deceptive runner, WITH COUPON right knee against Arizona State has been blown out of proportion. he's got great speed, he's got good For U.M. students, faculty and employees. and was scratched from Saturday's If we stop him we have to do it as a hands. He's the best back in the Brand new Bravo Plus Beeper matchup. 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