Faculty cutbacks could lower tenure standards

By TOM SHRODER strc~sed he ~.ouI~i maintain his gandards or granting tenure Alligator Staff Writer I ~.ill leave ii to he adm mist ration to give mc a lair number of positions, Brown Dr. Robert Bryan. (IF vice president for academic affairs. said expressed concern about the threat of continued faculty Graduate School Dean Harry Sisler warned pressures to reductions in state universities over the next few years which grant tenure indiscriminately could drag UF into a pit of may result in deterioration of the quality of tenured UF mediocrity.' faculty. SISLER SUGGESTED each college be given projections of Next year UFis planningon a five per cent faculty cutback. the number of positions they could expect regardless of whether they granted or denied tenure. Bryan said. Bryan said it would be a natural reaction for deans to try to If colleges knew a position would rot automatically protect their faculty positions by creating as many tenured disappear once left open, the integrity of the tenure process could be preserved, Sisler said. positions as possible. Bryan noted problems might occur because the very un- IF A FACULTY MEMBER is denied tenure he must leave certain nature of projections that must be made to predict his position after one year. When the total number of faculty positions must be faculty positions colleges will earn. "We have not always been able to keep commitments we've reduced, a position left open by a tenure denial would be made to colleges in the past,'' he said. 'Its very hard to eliminated, Bryan said. predict.'' CA. VanderWerf. dean of UF's college of Arts and BRYAN SAID pressures to grant unearned tenure would Sciences, agreed it would be "a very human tendency" to only materialize if the faculty was reduced. grant tenure to someone who normally would not meet departmental standards. ROBET BRYAN BOB BURTON BROWN DR. BOB DURTON DROWN, dean of University College, - Academic Affair, .UCd.on (See Facuhy.' page eight) The Independent THURSDAY Florida JAN. 30, 1975 VOL. PuoI,,h.d by Campus Communkogion. Inc Go n.vilI. Rnvido Not off dolly o~ocjomd wdl, 0. Univ.vs.ty ci Rondo 67 NO. 71 New budget will avert mass lay-offs

By TOM SIERODER Exactly where money will be cut in the two Maiston said. been Irozen. unfilled positions have been and budgets is uncertain. Marston said he ex- He added, "The draft form of my letter to frozen, travel expenses have been cut back." JANET PARK pected operating capital would be the main Mautz was cleared with a number of people Marston said. Alligator Staff Wilt. source of revenue in both IFAS and the health over the past ,.eekend. I believe the chan- His office lights turned ofT to reinforce his center. cellor's office has the authority to approve the own cutback eftbrts, Marston discussed the ADDITIONAL MONEY may be generated plan." effects on education of this pruning of the The threat of mass lay-offs which has been from unspent salary allocations. MARSTON SAID all budgets will be re- budget. hanging over UF personnel for weeks has All state university system budgets are evaluated to see where more budget cuts can 'A11 actions have a price - you have to finally lifted. required to return 4.5 per cent salary expenses be made, but sees no more areas in the consider people venus equipment and ex- UF President Robert 0~ Marston an- to Tallahassee. If WAS or the health center general education budget that can be penses. You have to conserve funds first, then nounced Wednesday an unprecedented move can save more than 4.5 per cent, two-thirds of trimmed. reverse what gets in the way of education, he to use savings in UF's agricultural institute the additional savings will go to UP's general "All operating capital expenditures have said. and health center to meet an ~ deficit budget. in UF's general education budget. Marstou, said any money received front the STATE UNIVERSITY System Chancellor two functionally separate budgets located at Robed Mautz had to approve Marston's plan the UP campus will be repaid "in the near to borrow money from the J. Hillis Miller future." Health Center and the Institute for Food and MARSTON INFORMED SUS Chancellor Agricultural Sciences WAS) before it could Robert Mautz of his plans last week. Marston be put into effect. said he spoke with Mautz and foresaw no The three campus budgets have always legal problems with this temporary transfer of been treated separately. Ordinarily any funds funds across budget boundaries. cut from WAS and the health center budgets "These are reasonable goals and these are would return to the university system. reasonable methods of achieving them," Students seek exams in gorbagesource says

Dy STUART EMMUICH exams before the test day. but said often AMman Staff Wi jet 'substantial" numbers of students had a copy of the exam when they went to take the final. Business Administration final exams were IN SOME CASES '30 to 40 per cent" of a often obtained before the test day by students clan had access to tests before they were given who dug through the garbage dump. in the out in clan, according to Mannish. early morning, according to a reliable source. He emphasized, however, that the cheating The students search the refuse to retrieve scandal only involved "200 out of 1.700 extra copies of final exams that were thrown students in the College of Business Ad- away, a scum in the College of Business ministratIon." Administration ha, confirmed. Although the UP administration, has gone TUE SOURCE SAID mm than the or- on record as giving their "full wppon' to the deed amount of exams are sometimes Honor Court cheating investigation, they have printed and then thrown away, leaving the refined to say whether or not they would fertile ground of a garbage heap for students abide by any penalties the court levies. to comb. VICE-FEISIDENT foe Students Affairs "Sounds kind of stupid. doesn't it." the An Smndeen add in a Wednesday morning family .f net always movies For A. broihest scorn said, but added it happens all the time. press conference that the "Honor Court Is The people lea cow knit - Honor Coat Any. On. Paul Mannish has assuming responslbBty for adjudicating the and slier, of this "famIly,' Galneeville I. the he. eqS new, Is km family will ntugd any combat - the various methods break up tomorrow. For a tory about GaImwiile's net people and their rem- sludenta in the business ceilege used to obtain (See Exam. page four) Wing life, see pap f lye. - .4 * ,, n 'r2 . Th. Ind.p.nd.M ROd4. MlIgaor, 1%ur.dey, Jonuo'y 30, lUS

State Department bombed-- --- [.411cu -I.-. flAMliINt.i jun turn - A OOflIh expiocea in tile ~tatC * The A~rwuliure Department receded warl1tfl~ in 1110- Department early Wednesday. and thousands of government afternoon and called in the bomb squad. which created a slit r,,ohencnt in Southeast Asia. and came a tet. di~ workers were evacuated from other federal buildings after by finding a heavy package in amen' room It turned out 0 alter President Ford announced plans to provide dli telephoned threats be empty wine bottles. additional $520 million for South Vietnam and Cambodia A radical organization called the Weather Underground The State Department explosion in a third-floor restroom Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger inspected the damage took responsibility for the bomb explosion and placement of occurred shortly before I am. EST. after a series of telephone 'ihen he arrived at work later in the morning, and spokesman 14 sticks of dynamite taken from a military induction center calls and notes of warning from the Weatherman Robert Anderson told reporters Kissinger had been relieved at Oakland. Calif. organization to Ihe news media, that there were 110 deaths or injuries 'in this totally senseless IN OTHER bomb threats here The blast resulted in collapsed walls, dislodged ceiling tiles, tel * the Interior Department was evacuated after a shattered windows and broken water pipes bat no injuries Director Clarence Kelley announced the FBI '~ '~ telephone threat. Searchers turned up nothing A DISTRICT of Columbia policeman. Charles Lightner. sestigahing. and said that the Weather Underground has

* The Treasury Department used an almost-forgotten said the damage had been created by a damn big bomb - claimed a series of bombings since 1970. including the One at loud speaker system to tell eniployes a bomb threat had been not one of those blow-the-lid-off things. he U.S Capitol March 3. 1Q71. the Pentagon May 19, 19'? received and they could leave the building if they wished It was on the same floor as offices for the Agency for In- the ITT building in New York City Sept. 28, 1q73, and others Most did, but the all-clear was announced a half-hour later. ternational Development, which the Weatherman group <;r~< {~~t S in California and Pennsylvania last year.

thursday AUAM J Giffla Drug expert buds marijuana WI,. capsuleMm as good for many ailments

WASHINGTON (UPI) - A drug expert said Weinesday marijuana is good medicine for many ailments and doctors ~ U.S.inworst recession should be free to prescribe It. At a federal hearing on marijuana laws. Dr. Joel Eon testified the drug had been used by physicians since since Depression 5000 B.C and had proven helpful in treating glaucoma, cancer, asthma, alcoholism and even drug addiction. A government index Wednesday confirmed the nation ~ MEDICAL EXPERIENCE with marijuana. Fort said. the worst recession since the Great Depression. would certainly justify' its legal availability for research and But other factors, including another surge on the Stock prescribing. Market, signaled a possible recovery by mid-year. ~l think it is vital and essential (for medical practice), that In the third consecutive day of heavy trading, prices soared a tremendous amount of unnecessary suffering has the on the New York Stock Exchange. The Down lones Industrial potential for being relieved by the availability of this subs Average, a widely watched barometer of price trends, rose stance and we should do everything possible to make it 11.19 to 705.96. the first tinie it has been over 700 since last legally available." August 22. Fort. a world-renowned drug researcher and author, More than 27.1 million shares were bought and sold. testified at a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) bringing the total volume for the first three days of the week hearing into federal legal controls on marijuana. He spoke to 91.2 million shares. on behalf of the National Organization for the Reform of With two trading days to go. volume for the week is ex- Marijuana Laws (NORML) which is challenging the current pected to easily surpass the record weekly total of 110.6 federal classification of marijuana. million Feb. 8-12. 1Q71. when theeconomywas booming. IT IS NOW lumped together with such narcotics as heroin and LSD in a category of drug considered to have no medical value and high abuse potential. Joint energy panel sought Federal law makes marijuana possession a misdemeanor used to treat headaches and various typos of tension in tne

punishable for first offenders by up to I year in prison and A United States until thecarly 1940s, But it was driven out of WASHINGTON (UPI) - House and Senate Democratic 55.000 fine. Penalties for first offense sales are five years and U.S. medicine by the criminatization of marijuana." leaders agreed Wednesday to an unprecedented merger of S 15.000. In his testimony, he said marijuana seems medically most policy-making panels on economic-energy alternatives. Government Atty. Robert Rosthal accused Fort of valuable in treating glaucoma, an eye disorder which can But President Ford spread the word that while he believes making breed statements' and said his testimony was cause blindness and -affects more then one million both sides want to avoid a confrontation on the program, irrelevant to the issue of recIa.si~'ing the drug. He said the Americans. There is nothing at the moment to compromise with." flEA would base ~ts decision on whether to reclassi& Its advantage in treating asthma, he said, was that it does White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen told reporters marijuana on such considerations as international drug not have the side effects of some other asthma drugs. Ford and his congressional liaison aides are busy telephoning treaty obligations. As for cancer, he aid, marijuana has helped reduce key congressmen to promote approval for the President's PORT TOW a newsman Aarijumna had been legally vomiting and the need for pain control narcotics. overall approach based on inewne tax cuts combined with new tariff on imported oil.

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By DEBBIE ERICKSON IN OTHER action, live students were elected to the Ii F-fencing lean,. I he fencing team relics entirely on Student Algator Staff Wrier Distinguished Professor Chair Executive Committee. They Government tbr funding. The Student Senate voted to establish three new cabinet are Steve Cook, Larry Meyers. Debbie Freeman. Craig Sikes "Currently the UF fencing team is number one in the state positions Tuesday night. and Cindy Shellenberger, ('f Florida. but according to the UF Athletic Department and They are Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Student Kenneth Harrison was elected member-at-large to the LIP Intermurals Department we don't exist." Darryl Bennett, Affairs and Secretary of Student Services. University Senate. Trey Bergman was elected as the alternate a fencing team representative said CABINET positions are appointed by the student body delegate. Senate President Kevin Malone announced that a bill president but applicants must be approved by the senate. The University Senate is composed entirely of faculty and providing lunds for the lighting of the handball courts on Lori Caidwell, student body vice president, said, "President administrators. The member-at-large is a non-voting delegate Fraternity Row was setocd by Tom Goodale. dean of student Merryday will appoint Kristin Kieppe as Secretary of the who represents UF students at the meetings. affairs. Interior and Alan Gabriel as Secretary of Student Services." Kirk Upthegrove was elected Secretary of Academic Affairs Goodale told SG an a letter denying the request. "In terms "We are still accepting applications for Secretary of and Luis Piedrahita was elected to the Activity and Service of the current energy and budget problems at UiF we do not Student Affairs. We'd like to appoint someone within the next Fee Advisory Council. think it would he advisable at this time to allocate funds for couple of we'ks," Caldwell said. THE SENATE passed a bill appropriating $1,560 to the this project"

Complaints spark Accent probe for female speaker

By LESLIE GOLAY concern among women on campus for.a female speaker." A CONTRACT as pending for John Dean for Spring Alligator Staff Witar He said he realized the previous complaints were from quarter but Weiner wants to wait to see how "he goes over on women connected with the National Organization for Women his first lecture of his tour" before anything definite is done. Accent will sponsor a female speaker by the end of spring (NOW) but did not know that other women on campus were "I guarantee there will be a woman speaker. We will keep quarter as a result of the urgings of females on campus. concerned until he received phone calls on Wednesday. trying until we get one." he said according to Steve Weiner, Accent speakers' chairman. WEINER SAIW he had been booking speakers in the past Complaints by campus women that the Accent program The woman speaker has not been chosen yet. rather "sexlessly" and had been choosing speakers according discriminated against women are currently being studied by TUESDAY afternoon, Weiner told The Alligator that to the size of the crowd they attracted. the President's Committee on the Status of Women. Accent would not have a female speaker this year. Cindy Shellenberger, the new SG Director of Woman's THE COMMITTEE, an advisory board that reports Wednesday morning, however, Weiner said. "We will Affairs, will be helping Weiner contact prospective speakers directly to President Marston, plans to ask Marston for an definitely bring a female speaker before spring. They are trying for florence King and Bell. Abzug among investigation into the Accent situation at their next meeting He said money for the speaker came from somewhere in others. Weiner said. with him. Student Government, adding "I'm really not concerned where Barbara Walters is not speaking anymore, and Billie Jean The committee presents dat. to the President on how much the money came from." King has raised her price to 5.,00. according to Weiner. money has been spent on women speakers in the past, and STUDENT Senate Treasurer Greg Sherman said "Accent how many women speakers there have been, said Dean Phyllis currently has a suffcient amount of unencumbered funds in Meeks. chairwoman of the committee. the Accent budget. These are lunds that have not yet been "The data in itself should cause action to occur and it allocated to a speaker " should demonstrate certain things." Meeks said. 'We point If Accent needs more money to get a female speaker, then these things out to the President and see his reaction on Accent will make a special request to the Student Senate for them,." money, according to Sherman, "There are over one-third female students here, so The Senate will have final review over special requests but technically one-third of the money should be spent on female "I am confident there will be funds for a female speaker." speakers," Meeks said. Sherman said. WEINER HAD previously said there would be no female Accnut speaker this yer due to a lack of a large audience DC trip is cons idered Weiner also cited the unavailability and expense of "a 'don' think we should have a token female speaker. worthwhile investment Why? Because it would be a farce. It would be like giving them a little biscuit and saying be happy with that." Weiner UiF President Robert 0. Marston told Florida congressmen said Tuesday. Tuesday any cut in federal grants to UP would have profound ON WEDNESDAY, after receiving a number of phone effects in the present financial crisis. calls. Weiner said. "I did not realize there was that much In a Washington luncheon given by Rep. Don Fuqua. D- Fit., Marston told congressmen UP received about S23 million in federal money. County drug task force Fogrty per cent of UF's budget comes from state sources, he Marston and about a donen other UP officials were in Wa''shin"ton o recrui federal grants for UP programs. pennlless but wor king UP administrators said the cost of' the trip, including 5600 for a chartered plane, could be considered a worthwhile The Aladmus County Di"g Enfrcement Unit ii without investment designed to generate an increased flow of federal Supt. operating hands, according to Gainesville Police fluids to Gainesville. Courtney Roberts. The unit, also called the drug task force. is composed of vice squad officers from the Gainesville Police Department (GPD), the Alachut County Sheriffs department and the University Police Department (UPD). . RETS said the task force is funded primarily with Religion expertfspecks federal money. but funds for immediate operatic. have run dry. Dr. William F. May wili speak on "The Divorce Between Because emergency funding was unavailable from the city Happiness and the Public Lite" tonight atS8 p.m. and county governments, local drug enforcement will have to will address himself to haw ^t specialist I. religious ethics, May be supported by the individual law enforcement agencies,. - hy - the tendency to separate the public and private sets of life, Roeins said, HEIMT ISACH and to the need for understanding their relationship, with "We willutill have a drug unit." he said. .cci bik. bank up sueStiOfiS for intqgrting than. maners said th, officers who are currently working for the The free lecture will be given In the Ardhitecture and Fine tak brce will "continue to work together" but will be funded Arts Building room 103B. by.irb respectiveorganszatons. Bike bank stolen TWO UPO officers previously assigned to the task force ha bees reassIgned to duty on campus. according to UPD A "hik. bask," one of the thetreulstant bik, locking habhqmatlcu Officer Jim Stiuler,. stations recently Installed em caps, was stolss Wednesday. ow lbyd Vbsuw sow working wIS the UPD in- seeping to University, Meice Departumat (UPD) In- L din given award basueso Oficer ii. Mhist. Xnc Jackie G0iMb ken raised to the said Ilerst BElmuach, vlce-pnusidst and local Dr. Per Ole. Lowdla. UP graduate ruceareb profus, wa aniormdIvIsion. Shaler mai. Shealse fly said the task force wRil pbabb coudinue to service mepreueatfre fhr Its Batk of Flarid comp1 aimed presented a peit award by the Swedish Geenent "bo prices rendered in -n oadfru Us==a iNr Csm-s "spah the mmenndi uned," by Robortt. "That's all I that one of oh. suite was ii.le while k wes being hnstailed on 4 ka' as IC, bes added. the breezeway betuas Tamut and Nrth 51l.16 good" of the two cminris. Th. award naeed him "Camu.a.dn of RepS *4 QI cGraw, the director of the task force, wes Accerdieg a. the UPD sopat, the emit swa stolen while a the SawdiSm -gma'g. laflhb turba wes pb. ha pear drill. Order of Vase," for eotrktthg to coeldra qhiion mldda stggatS S. Gdhimwl. PS.e Tb apset hd the ulde i the unit at 520. btesn the two mansr., up Vims "wR be Sin S uinSe Miltd t. press charges If the thief Is Lewdh., a egmbwr .f th Swedish Rql Ladmp af -SbuS Shines. help In ubeetng NObW PiS. SbuS.id mi -ss, . . . P.g* 42 t,. InA~.nd.ni Rode. Mligatot. i)undoy. J.nu.ry SO, i9~k Law dean proposes cut HEY SOPHOMORES!! I'ts never too late. for student popu at on By JANET PARk (tillege [C ~%Ai hell igaini too drdsth. .1 0 There's a two year Alligator Staff Writer ut hack in I. C ~tudcnts ~ hid, ,ii~ht lead it, Llnder-lundInK ~ the Florida Legislaturc. Wade rship development I he number ol tJF students should be BROWN SAID students who lake ad reduced ii acuity has to he cut back in the ~aiitage ot shortened degree ~,rogranis and future. La~ School dean Joseph lulin told the he College Level E~aninataon Program program just for you. Council of Academic Deans Wednesday (CLETh credit o mnc rapidly through UF Dr. Bob Burton Brown, dean ot University leave a shortage ot ~tudent~ br liindin~z *You still receive slog purposes in three or lour years Julin expresse~1 concern that budget cuts, which include not hiring replacements for per month during your vacated positions, might hinder education If the admission of students is not kept junior 5 senior year. proportionate to the number ot faculty nienibers. he said. students will have 10 bear the burden *You can still get Vice President br Academic Affairs Dr Robert Bryan asked the deans to remind their flight airborne and staffs not to use [IF facilities at night unless it was really necessary. "WE HATE TO say you can't come back to ranger training the office or the tab at night. but that's thc way things are right now.' Bryan said. eAND. Yuu can still [IF Director of Libraries Dr. Gus Harrer said sonic work was being done poorly because no one can be hired. earn a commission Harrer cited an example of a bookkeepers job that usually is handled by one staff in the U.S. Army. member. This staff member is going to be out of work rota while and nooneelso is qualified to do her job. in other action, Bryan reminded deans that faculty, administrative, professional, and CALL OR VISIT ARMY ROTC sonic career service vacancies must be JOSEPH JULIN reported to the Personnel Division even low school dean though they cannot be filled at this time. LTC John Carlin Room 107 Van Fleet Hall Exams 392-1395

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individual cases (and) has our bull support. But when asked specifically Wednesday evening if that hill support included accepting any penalties the Honor Court itimght impose on convicted cheaters. Sandeen refused to give a definite yes. It is extremely rare that we wouldn't accept their recommendations, but I cannot say regardless ci what will be done it will be accepted." said Sandeen. Honor Court Ally. Ge,,. Paul Marmish said Wednesday afternoon that Sandeen had privately assured him whatever the Honor Court decides is a fair penalty would stick. A4ARMISH COULD not be reached Wednesday evening to comment cit the second Sandeen statement. The Honor Court staff is still taking confessions from students, and another long session was scheduled for Wednesday night. going to confess. its hard to say how many Mannish said he couldrft give an exact are actually going to come in." estimate of how many cojifesuions he expected He said he expected to start filing fomial to have by this morning bec.use. although charges Friday. and said he still estimated many students had been calling the Honor that 200 students would ultimately be shown Court all day Wednesday. to say they were to have been involved. Financial aid sessions planned

Four financial aid intruation sessions will one in the lobby o f Jennings Hall at p.m. be held in vanous campus horning areas to and the second at 8:15 p.m. in the Cony acquaint students with deadlines for fihing4or Village office. aid. The third and Ubuflh sessions will be on Student Financial Affairs will sponsor the Wednesday. Feb. 5. one In the recreation gains and will anaw general quintloeu Icon, at Vulee Hall at 7:30 p.m. and the other about finauciul aid. at 8:45 pa. in the study lounge of Diamond Two meeting will be held next Monday, Village. Health, college awarded VA grant

A 176.394 Veterans Administration (VA) year grant being used for revision of the rant has been awarded to UPs College of medical technology curriculum. Health Related Profeqions to alleviate The fund, will be used to develop an mn~ shortages in health care personnel. strijelloflal program for veteran students to The money Is the first pan of a new four- obtain credit for clinical training. *. a e It,. Ind.p.nd.nt Roddo Aillyctor, Thursday, Januo7 S, 1975, Pug* S S C C C -p is' 4 C

"BUT FOR TIlE Ira~eles today,'' \d~S I)(tlred tucking '.atci right iii my lace, Oh I Mike Biesi Ic. a iriitessor Ii counter-cult ure ~a' tired. I lust ~.jiited to sleep. so I cIo~euI humanities at L[ F-. bei.ig tin the i oad is nn eves in his place (a laundroniat), an(i Oh nionomvth ot the search br the sell It's going Sweet lt'sus!! Say brother (10 a passerby). I'm wth the flow, being spontaneous in like. hungry, can you spare sonic change? Our lite is like a journey." he said. 'Its the passerby, his eyes ~ide, pretends to be like a road that s.e're iraseling and the oblivious and ~alks on variouss things that we discover on the road Sonic other street people sitting nearby say helps us w know more about ourselves Watson ought to get some sleep and food at [hat is the unconscious motive of the the Salvation Army. But Watson just traveler Physically, the compulsion to niove is mumbles quietly. ''It am! no good. they'd just a stimulating desire track nie.'' meaning the practice of the ACCORDING 10 each of the different Salvation Army to check arrest records of experiences these people encounter stimulates people applying for aid their psyche. 'This stiniulation,'' Biestle said, "NOPE, IT JUST ain't iio good" Watson "is the drive that motivates people to ex- whispers a' he stumbles away. "Nothmns no perience more, whether it be good or bad good." That is why street people usually shrug off You know. said one ol the street people hunger. cold and loneliness even when they watching Watson wobble oil. ii he was really know that around the corner might be more into the Bible like the way he talks, he'd a of the same. It's a life experience, and often turned his cheek and asked the cat to pour an incentive 10 moVe. water on the other side ot' his face." But becoming old and stuck into a lifestyle "When you get to that point.' said another you cannot escape seems to be an ultimate nodding toward Watson. then it's time to get tear among young street people. They all say out of the business." it will be easy to see it coming and that's the For the street freaks, seeing what has time they'll kick out' to live a more con- happened to people like Watson doesn't ventional life. bother them. Watson's condition is too far THERE ARE SOME, though, that fail to off. They seem worried only about today, what kick out in time, and for those lifers. the street they will eat and where they will sleep. photo by Iohn moron life is no longer adventure and experience- Whatever else happens will be considered a Life arm the rood provides time for th, little things: it's survival. bonus. rater than grobbJng for o quick cigarette, this drifter An old man on the streets of Gainesville "WHEN IT RAINS," they say. "we get wet. Smoke makes his next amok, a slow and sosy creative en- named Watson appeared to be one of those If people feel they have got to get down on us deavor. It's cheaper, too. who had failed to kick out in time. because of the way we look or the life we lead. He looked with bloodshot eyes and a well, so what, we don't pretend to be proud. repulsive odor of wine and vomit on his breath "When we encounter these sophistos who and said, "Oh Jesus, he didn't have to do it." say 'Why don't your an education or a job.' CARDENA Dy JEFF S potatoes behind the Steak Place and every A STEADY STREAM of safiva dripped or 'why do you people live like animals,' we Mllgar Staff Write now and then I find some leftover chicken down his chin, and his fingers were clenched just laugh. Who are they? Where have they behind Kentucky Fried Chicken. Their lifestyle is movement. in bony fists while he cursed and heaved for been? What do they reilly know about life? "SO IF YOU know where it is at." Movement to see things, to Ireel things- shine said proudly, 'you can eat pretty well."Sun- breath. "But it's easy to forgive them because their different things. They pride diicitiselves oh "Iti and he can't be more than 45, and ignorance has been inbred into them from "complete independence." an independence Finding a place to sleep at night rarely I'm an ox-con. 23 years of prison behind me generation to generation. Tbey are the really to fulfill their wants and needs at will. po~ problem to an experienced street and nothing to look forward to. and he lonely people in this world. fley are the ones ThEIR MOTIVAflNG drive is a powerful heak. shouldn't ought to a' done it. I wasn't htirtin' who ache for something different in life and lust for experiences. This lust, Ihowever. can 'If you've Rot a bedroll." said one. 'you've no one and I wasn't gonna rob his place. Oh, scowl in confused envy at us because we have never be completely satisfied bbecausee each got a place to stay every night." good God in heaven, he is going to wish he it. We have the key." experience only opens the door U a labyrinth STREET PEOPLE planning to stay in hadn't a' done it. I got me this butcher Or simply, as Professor Biestle put it. At of others. town for a while usually find more permanent knife. .1 was sleepin'. Oh Lord Almight. he the end of the "Wazard Of Oz," Dorothy These are street people. accommodations, like somebody's backyard could a' grabbed my toe or shook my confidently says. 'Tbere's no place like home.' They leave unstable middle-c lass Families or. if they're fortunate, an abandoned car or shoulder. from urban centers to thri. e in their "Illness for street people.'' says Richard. Then Watson's eyes took on the impression But she's been toOz." he said, "she's seen newfound independence by U aveling the "is a pretty rare thing. The only tune we get of a dog who had been beaten and kicked too it. She couldn't have realized thhre was no road. following the sun and experiencing ways sick is when there is a lot of socials floating many times. place like home, without first having been to of life denied them in big cities around. You know, the usual-clap. "POURED WATER in my taco. He just irs A LIFESTYLE of di, cover and hepatitis, crabs. But that's nothing a free identity. clinic can't clear up in a hurry." Following the sun directs m~ my of these Despite the tact that any one of those transients south and a vast num ber of street incidents i.ould about rum any 'standard" people find their temporary niche in person's entire day, the street freaks maintain Gainesville. that these hassles on the road are minor. but They describe Gainesville as thi Ann Arbor say it feels to stop every once in a while and of the south and the San F'rancisco. in "get to know a place." microcosm, of the east. GAINESVILLE hone of those places street RICHARD, a street freak from 'just about freaks like to get to know because it is a everywhere" explained that Gain c~ville is "a college town with various forms of subculture place that otTers a person alm ,st anything education. they might want. Even though most of the street people in 'The warm weather attractedI me here" Gainesville are uneducated, they feel they can said Richard. "but it was the niellow at. identify with the views and opinions of mosphere of the town why I stayed. You can students. get lost in cities like Atlanta and Miami. One transient named John from Chicago people there just don't cate aboi~t anything. theorized that street people are accepted is But in Gainesville freaks are accepted as Gainesville because students tend to "idealize people." our free and easy-going life compared to their There are many reasons these travelers high pressures and confinement." tint into Gainesville. but probat,Iy the most For the street freak, theirs is an e&acation of Eq cal i. as one street freak put it. "Because practicality-a life-sustaining education. wan, Gainesville supplies all a duide's earthly "TRAVELING TEACHES us how to cope needs-sunny weather, fine lookirC ladies and '.ith whatever happens to us in life" ex- niushrooms." plained Steve. a 16 year old high school SUNSHINE, a resident strn t freak in dropout from Maryland. Gainesville. explained how he e~ats for free "If weever haveadepression. you are going when he has little or no money. to see a lot of once-rich educated people "Well. I just make the rounds. you know. freakin' out because they c&t handle Ovine About closing lime a. New Harves I go to the poorly. But if it came to the point wbwe we back entrance and they usually have some ~wjld have to adapt to Win' rich-weL I wraps or something I can eat. At 2 g.m. I go think we might be able to take It better thin in b*ck of Mcflonld's and go Ibrought the the rich becoming poor. dumpster to kind any hamburgers they might Jack Kercuac. probably the most renown of The thirst you cont take care of as the water have thrown out. And about 6 jutlie morning the beats. wrote about this phenomena in fountain grows often on the dime?. A tinglIng wwlg Is ma behind "On I uaaIbr find day-old dough The Hoed," a book that had substantial Swig on Instant friend, a quick break and a rounded corner KS~ Kiev. impact on the trmnsunt that would follow in "You can always count on onto two baked the sixties. on a sharp day. P.,.& lb. Iu.&p.d.fl ReM. 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- * AIUU CSIW far individuals and organizations. * ALUI.RALLT - will feature the Florida Pep Band, skits Ranger must bee size that can be corded by only two by the Florida Players and others - or - and RED persons, no more. Banners will be judged in Flu. Gym MITCHUM as Master of Ceremonies. Runs 12:40 till at 31:00 cm., burner parade and awards will be at 125. NOWNOTICE halftime. elf CARAVAN- The Gator Cheerleaders will lead a pep Laym S*hg to mbtS. gUl~ eta .4.t, cravoit thro#i canpus prim to the game. Decorate SHOW YOUR SUPPORT your car and come on along. All participants should FOR THE GATORSI fur mSiwSt. b mdiv ad elber wilts meet at the ROTC Field at 10:45 a m. Cost is *151. pm. that SIJO U.O.W.u combs m*ahg, Said .dSI 11* meet snot me NUT-Begins at 11:30 am. in Fla. Gym. Meal includes two hot dogs, relishes, cold slow, txAced lorhatiogeast tot. N.O.W. .a~, US fleer J. We,. Mb US. ha, km~#e and a coke. Lunch served until 1 p in J 'ENT N 7 fl .N1V EN Th. indndn Sad. MIIgat. Thu.S.y, M.,t.wy S. lYPt P.,. 7 Gator Basketball Appreciation Day Graduation grh exit' exams

By TOM SHRODER tectiveness ol 'ariou' degree programs. fuller said. Alligator Staff Writer fully said the feasibility study began an October at the order of Dr. Robert Maut,. chancellor of the university 1SF students may have One more test to take after four years vs tern. of college. A report on the project 1.111 be finished sometime this Concern that the quality of Florida's bacalaureatedegree spring. Tulley said. programs is eroding prompted the Board of Regents staff to "AT THIS point I don't know if it will take the form of study the feasibility of instituting an undergraduate 'exit" recornnendatio,, to the Board or not.' he said. exam to be taken by all state university students upon Dr. Cat Vanderert dean of [IFs College of Arts and finishing four-year degree programs. Sciences, said his experience with evaluative testing made him GEORGE TULLEY. director of the study. said his extremely aware of how difficult it is to measure program committee would try to determine faculty objectives for etiectiveness. undergraduate degree programs. Development of such tests as terrible, complex jnd cx- Ihe exit' exam ~ould he designed to evaluate ho,. ~.ell ,en'.ive VanderWerf said. - a- these objectives had been met, fulley said. IN ADDITION, an exit exam ~.ould create pressures for I-. ~S Although I ullcv said the n'aa n purpose of the exams i.ould standardization and conformity, he said. be to 'help the student get sonic idea at what the bac- ~ anderWert noted a comparable exam given to high school calaurcatt' experIence meant to him he acknowledged it students in Ne~& York led many teachers to teach spccaIicall~ could he used h, graduate schools and potential eniplovcr~ to loi (he exam so their students would score well. evaluate the student lulley said his staff had not begun work on the lest itself GATORS vs. VANDERBILT "ANOTHER possibhity vould he evaluation ol the ef- ''Were in ~'cry preliminary stages' he said. 1i*u-~w ~mg I2:4S.l:1S Sey My 11:U.1:IS Ihi kg Ensue IAS liStS U. U~ l1:45-12r3 hut isud 254Mb,. va.e UMFTIUI4UZD LW AMID IOU Will WI 131 Owns tkks required for Snission to Alley Rally IRS offers tips on filing tax returns TkkstsocSohThurs.cmdFri olGate IS BoxOfliceopeflsSot.ot 11W

***************** ********* By RICHARD BURKHOLDER AUlgatar Staff Write GOINGOUT UN President Ford's proposed tax rebates, if approved by S FORCED TO MOVE Congress. should reach taxpayers' hands in two installments, one in early May and the other during September. BUSINESS If a student is IS years of ape or older, is not claimed as Save on these and IOOsof other items.k anyone's dependent and last year had an income so low that U- he would not ordinarily pay taxes, then according to Fords ~ .k, * Poster '39.50 Kangslze present set of proposals, he would have an $10 refund coming - - - - * Bediteod Bed sometime during summer, 1975. * ALL HE HAS to do is file. * if the student has earned enough to pay income tax, to MATTRESS - SPRINGS $9~ * figure his rebate he only knocks 12 per cent off his total in- * Living Room Bedroom '49.20 99.70 ft conic tax liability figure for 1974. * Suit. Suit. If he's legally bound to pay taxes, he need not file for his * rebate; at will be computed and sent automatically. * FURNITURE CITY BELOW ARE SOME Internal Revenue Service suggestions * ft -- ft which may help clear the confusion about the annual filing of - ~ -- * Corner of E Un.v.nity SE. '05t - -~ -~-t- - * Attn. from I,. Cour*oj. ft income taxes. * Wl.ons D.porm.nt Stor. a ft elf the student is single, he must file if he has made a total ~earlv Income ot 52,050 or more through wages alone. He must also file if he's made 1750 In interest, dividends, and trust income outside of any wages. - N *lf the student is married, he must file a return if the combined income of husband and ~fe exceeds 52.800 or more, provided both file a joint return. * rhe student should also rile if he has had income tax as it could with two separately filed single returns. '.ithheld from his pay hut hedidnt make enough money to be * The long torni 11040) should be used when there exists required to fill out a return. income other than wages - that is. more than 54(X) tram a return and claiming a personal exemption. he dividends. 5400 From interest or more than SI ftom any other refund even if he's claimed as a dependent 1w source of ilicome. another taxpayer. If (he student has 5300 income from dividends and $3.30 from - interest but eNo ,ne no; esen students - need pay to have a no other forms of income other than wages. I professional fill out a short form I 1040A). To do it oneself as then he may file a short form since none of his other income easy ~nd ~tmld generally consume less than an hour of time. comes up to the $400 level. elf the student has a loan or is on scholarship and is not If the student has been socked with, additional expenses such as house payments or medical bills, then he might want required to do anything but to go school - i.e. he does not grade undergraduate papers for a professor or perform any to use the long form to itemize his deductions. If his expenses

other stipulated work - then his income' from this source were fairly substantial, he might get a refund. FISH SPECIALS is untaxable. elf the student has not received his W-2 framnis by Jan. 31. If he does perform work while on scholarship, then the he should contact his employer. R.dWagPhty 4fsr'lJifl income he receives is considered wages' and be must file eon. ought to remember to filets early as possible. if the Red Vulwut Swords 490; 1.U according to the standard S2,O5O-52.8W-S750 clauses cited student needs assistance from the IRS - who can help bin, above. till out his ibm, - or one of the local income tax preparation

elf the student is married, it's easiest for him and his firms - whichever he chooses isa matter of time, preference RhekEmI. 4for'1JND spous. to tile a joint return on a short form. With the joint and money - he ought to seek aid as soon as possible after S-at Phty 49.; 116 return the government cannot take as much from the couple the rn.Ipt of the W-ls. Kb,.,, 2fr1i0 (gaS - long us qsuntdes biti Playboy editor highlights writer's conference

Aspiring contributors to Playboy will get a chance to meet The registration ibr attending the ewing is 530. accedIng the man in charge of ankles, editor Laurence Gonzalez. at to Kirkpatrick. He said the fee will be 540 if a pesou has a 10 gaL starter set the sixth annual Florida Writer's Conference at the 1. Wayne manuscript he would like to have reviewed. Katz Union Feb. 24-26. Maximum length for manuscripts Is two shoit dales, six Gonzalez is one of a group of seven prominent writers, poemsor4Opagesofa novel, KIrkpatrIck said. $9.49 Ieditors and literary agents to take part in the conference, Literary people attending Ow coufrnnce. Pq.S, Th. nd.p.nd.nt Moi~do Milgosor, Thw.doy, J.nuory 30. 197$, Library eni listing private donors

By GARY BALANOFF UF ha~ collected $3000 to establish a book etdowiiieflt Alligator Staff wilt., fund. The amount is steadily growing. but Gowan admitted this moneywas slight in comparison with other great libraries the tlF library system is trying to And pi irate sources to "A S2O,~O gift for the book endowment fund is expected donate needed funds for acquisition. as soon as a problem in one donor's trust fund can be solved. Sam Cowan, assistant director of the ma tin library, said "We get more than 3A~ separate donations a year. I tuesday he was the first man who has cen specifically Cowan said, These toclude books. manuscripts such as a new assigned to the job recruiting donors to artrbute to the Sir Walter Scott collection, and cash donations. special collections section of the library. The P.K. Vonge Library has received S45.000 from several 'THE IDEAL IS to make the special collections in- sources to rake a coniplete index and publish the calendar of dependent Cowan said. Spanish holdings in the hiwary. To further that dream. Cowan initiated several special THE PATRON'S Organization, a committee of the UF programs to find funds. Foundation, is slated to have its by-laws approved by a special For SSSUX the UF library will initiate a na, ned endowment ad hoc committee on Jan. 31. In honor of the donor. The organization will be established to get donations, sell books to create revenue, and run contests to generate interest in the UE library. Grants are another source ot revenue for the special collections, which include rare books, manuscripts, the P-K. Yonge Library ol' florida History, and the Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts. "I'M ALWAYS running around trying to find money. Gowan said. But for every 100 grants he applies for, usually only one is given to UF. In the last year. (Iowan said there have been 5100,000 worth of cash and book donations to the library. That's just the start.' he said. It takes a long time to gear things up." THOUGH UP has accepted gifts before, it wasn't until about a year and a half ago that private gifts have been ex- tensively sought 'This is one of the few ways we can stay alive," Cowan said. "Were just trying to pick up the gaps" as a result of funding cutbacks. Through private donations. Cowan hopes to get enough money for once incur life to make an outstanding collection." GO WAN SAID the only way to make a library a great one is to obtain items of great worth which have research value. As the result ot the recently-ordered cutbacks by the UF administration, magazine subscriptions for the P K. Vonge Library have been curtailed. Cowan hopes some of the private funds can he used to buy these subscriptions. UF also lost its archivist when he moved to another joh. and because of the hiring Irene. the archives department has been closed down. The archives themselves arc open trom ~ an,.- I p.m. every day for research, but there 5 no ('ne to organize and coor- dinate the archives. "THE MICROFILM access program has been shut down.' Cowan said. If anybody quits, we literally shit down programs. 'Lack of climate control in our vaults is another problem.' he added. Paper decay, common In old volumes and manuscripts, is the result of lack of adequate air conditioning phobbypcq. kadionme I,. and humidity control. "All OCO (Operating Capital Outlay) is cut so we can't buy anything" he said. SHININ' 01 Most of the wealth in Florida now is from people who have Hey, will someone turn mot big light out? For moved from other states. Thus, rid, patrons tend to give people trying to cotch forty winks at the plaza bet- money to libraries in other states and univenities. ween clams the mid-day sun, pad'ig around he "The special collections are absolutely dependent on state tower of University Auditorium, warm' $ the body but funds' now, and in the foreseeable future. Cowan said, "It's dazzles the eyes. very hard to catch up-"

Faculty

(From page one) Committee last week If the regents approve a five per cent reduction. UF will be Bryan said the faculty cutback planned for next year would teaching the same number of students as this year minus 62 not effect the tenure situation- faculty. Even if someone is denied tenure this April his position A survey of UF academic deans showed only 52 positions won't be vacant until 1976-77. Bryan said. would be open by the summer. Bryan said. BRYAN TOLD a Council of Academic Deans' meeting "1 feel sure that figure (52) is a little soft" Bryan said. Wednesday "the latest word from Tallahassee" was to plan He said he expects nearly 75 positions to actually open. on a five per cent reduction in faculty positions instead of the If more positions open than UF must cut, no layoffs will be 2-5 per cent cut discussed in the Board of Rents Finance necessary. he added.

Ti PEWIIITER PROBLEMS?

W.v. got oil he onsw.rt kios-brylc. Supplle*Iaau. ASSOCIATED BEJSINFSS SYSTEMS 714 N. Mule 3734269 The Independent a Florida Alligator Thund.y, Jenu.ry U. JflS, P.9 NIEFYFA NMENT TheJ.GeiIs Band william the gym

No, you dent owe these guys money-blues bonds always look pissed off This is the J Gods Band, who'll be playing Sunday night ot 8 in the Gym with P.FM., a great Italian progressive group. By the way, J. s the one with the white tie that looks like he's holding the money and, no, I dent know whet J. stands for. Nobody wants to be the one to ask him.

4 I Dy MICHAEL SKINNER J. AND HIS band merged with the fallout important albums out: Full House" (maybe For two reasons: Milgatse Staff Wits. from a Roston grease outfit called the their best). The Morning After (the album One: Tickets are pretty cheap ($4 for I Geils was in college. Worcestor 'Hallucinations.' rhey picked up singer cover photo was shot. surprised the morning students. $5 for people who can't afford to go Polytechnic College. in Massachusetts playing Peter Wolf and Stephen Jo Bladd in the deal. after the boys had trashed a Holiday Hotel to school) and even boogie mwsic is great blues with these guys he met, bass player Later on. they added keyboard player Seth room). Ladies Invited" (it was supposed to music if it's done well. And these guys do it Danny Klein. some other guitar player and a Jusinian. another college-boy gone bad. represent a new direction for the band-it best. harp player who called himself Magic Dick. Although the band kept i. Ccii's name, it's wasn't real successful. By the way, the body TWO: P.F.M. This Italian band is on,, of As soon as he became interested in electric really no more his band than anyone ekes. In parts on the album belong to Fayc Dunaway. the more progressive rock groups thu will blues guitar. I. drove his car to New Jersey tact. wore and more it seen,~ Peter Wolf is the Peter Wolf s old girlfriend and new wife), and ever see the inside of Alligator Alley. Thcv're (where he could get a better price). sold it. one who takes care of business when things 'Nightmares and Other Tales From the Vinyl all great musicians-the first act Enirrson took a bus to Newark Citv.bougbta Gibson need to ~et done. Jungle (their newest, and a return w honest Lake and Palmer signed to their Mantiore ES-345 at Eddie BeiPs Music Store, rook the That seems to he airtight with J.-all he funk). record label. bus from Manhattan back to Worcestor. took wants is to be a great white rock and Great, but are they any good? Well., yes. I And they can sing okay too, even if triM a job ma bottling plant by day, played the roll-blues guitarist and he's pretty tar along. think I can indulge myself and say they it a meatball. Prima Ravioli never did return our blues at night. and folks. that's dues. ANYWAY, THE BAND has at east thur pretty hot band and you should go see them. call. Classical guitarist was superb I

By MARl MORAN caches at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He plans Alligator Consspond.nt to record this sunnier. LORIMER CASUALLY ambled on stage In tailcoats and Micheel Lorimer. classical guitar virtuoso brought the with a broad grin. He began the program with a soft-spoken emphasis of Segovia to the Reitz Union Ballroom in a description of what he was to play, and the magic caught on. magnificent performance Sunday night. Introductions over. Lorimer slowly settled down for a The 28-year.old Lorimer gave his flint concert at the age of romance with the audience. 12. At age 16 he was studying in Spain with the acknowledged Hi. first three pieces by Bach were very controlled. The master of classical gutter. Andrea Segovia. Currently he sound tiC Loritner's guitar was inlaid with arguments. proposed and resolved as iS. Bach's phrasing was meant to be. Ihe emotional chronatic vistas of Lorimers engagement ~uth his instrument broke forth in Villa-Lobes' Three Preludes." fhe hurried tones dropped from Lorimer's fingers in perfect pitch. the 'olurne most articulate. Lorimer lowered his bass notes in perfect balance In the rvstal arpeggios. E~,ch of the Preludes brought Brazili.n nionients to the Ballroom. Prelude No. 2 in E Major throbbed i. ith the oy of transported street litespoken in Portugese. TARIEGA COMPOSITIONS followed. The first. Prelude ~o. 2. was a Spanish piece. tSegovia has called its author the 'n.akcner of th~ modern guitar.') Recuerdos de. Ia Xlhambr&' wa~ a wistful reminiscence ol' moonlight gypies they coursed through '~ouihern Spain. AtPr a brief intermission the artist returned with offerings by Joaqwn rurina. Issac Alheniz. and Andres Segovia. Charles Bush. a local guitar teacher, commented 'He plays Sciiovia better than Sogovia better than Segovia himself" "Esaudie Sin Lut." written by Segovia. brought somber ,iionients to the playing. It contained no lightness to remove the heavily Baroque. male argument. IL4MDRA GRANADINA" by Albeniz was the most brightly energetic tune woven by Michael Lorimer's hands. There were times when the texture of his playing trembled The Fifth Dimension will be In the Ocala Jof-AJoI with the smoothness of velvet. Fronton February 11. The performance will be He did an encore. A pretty piece. And vet another by a presented by A. GaInesville ignior Woman's Club ,.odern composer. Now Michacfs gone. ond proceeds from this annual benefit will go to It Michael Lorimers recording sessions sound like his vonous community geNicet Tickets for the Loncert in the Union Baliroom Sunday night his reputation reserved sections ore $10. and and cnn be ~'ill rise above a galaxy of nIl ntaMished guitarists, such as $a, M. Julian Bream. In the meantime. Michael Loruner plays whh purchased at Rebel Discount Young Aane4lcml MICHAE LCIMU the love and dedication which he says is essential to being a Shop, Gllbergt and Stulcidy Ftlk gttit*rtst. . studied undue Segovia Ng. 30, lit. Ind.p.,.d.n. MoId. MIIgMor. Thmn.doy. Jonuory 30, IWS

EDITORIAL

Anniversary0

We missed an anniversary the other day. Monday was the second anniversary of the Paris Peace agreement between the United States and North and South Vietnam. The second an- niversary of the day former President Richard Nixon told the nation "Peace has come." If you missed it as we did, you can hardly be blamed, because the treaty was two years and 100,000 lives ago. A lot of things have developed since then. For instance, the combat death rate last year reached the second highest total of any year since the war begin, with 28.000 South Vietnamese soldiers dead, along with 2,000 clvii servants, 500 policemen and 5,600 cIvilians. And that's not to mention the 133,000 wounded and 27,000 missing. I And estimates of North Vietnamese casualties 'We the of the. CC flililhltig just U high. In addition, nearly 700,000 refugees have been uprooted from their homes in the south and are "-the-oftheuait.d States, inordertoformamore -

- . -, starving in a war that refines to die. establish insure domestic - . provide hr the -, common promote the general - , and secure the - of Needless to say, the four-nation peace-keeping liberty to ourselves and to our -,do ordain and establish this force established by the agreement has broken - of the - States of America." ROBERT DAVIDSON down completely and further peace negotiations I. Such a phrase as "we the People" isa dangerous slogan have deteriorated to accusations and counter- which could be used by the manes to advocate a Socialist or accusations Communist sate. We will not allow the Constitution to be of treaty violations. used as the rallying cry fir political reformers. Theretw it But if we missed the wdfl an foreign counties, eve If they do not zeqia. our help anniversary, President Ford wIll not be used by the peopl. of a free and Democratic It I. not "defense", but progressive ovm.as enilglitennient. hasn't. He began preparing for it last week when country. 6. "Welfare" should be sttkma front all written texts. If he asked Congress for a $300 million "cake" in 2. By forming a "perfect union", it is being implied that ut abolish the concept of "general welfare", poverty will go I~zrther military aid to embattled South Vietnam. the author supports a genetically superior state. In the in- away. The request terest of ethnic harmony, such falsehoods should not be heard 7. fly using the term "blessIng", the author ii inferring that came because Congress cut in half we military assistance by the American people. are blessed. Since generally only a god can bless, to use to South Vietnam last year, 3. "Justice" isa topic which as too controversial in America such terms as biasing, holy, pace, or love, are dlscrlmlnatwy from $1.4 billion to $700 million. Officials are now today. The America judicial system is infallible, we should against people who don't believe In such supernatural trivia. claiming that the 5700 million Is not enough to not question it. Anyone who disagrees with our legal system Religious and philosophical subjects (such as liberty) will not replace the rapidly dwindling arms and am- or violates its moral codes will be imprisoned without trial and be allowed in any publications. They have a corrupting in- munition burned up by the Thicu regime. summarily executed. fluence. Ford. like at least four presidents before S. Our "posterity" are to be considered illegal topics of him, is publication due to the related subjects of birth control and falling into the same old trap, the "We've poured abortion. These and similar subjects should not be discussed so much money into South Vietnam now, we can't in a healthy society. just let it go down the drain," syndrome. SATIRE 9. The 'Constitution" is a dangerous document. If the But maybe it's time to begin re-examining malta read and interpret its meaning, the government will be our forced commitment to making Vietnam "safe for to reform. This can act be allowed. It ii to be banned. 10. To be "united" infers that all men are equul. such Democracy." May be it's time we began to wonder harmful ideas go against tile trulitlom of our capitalistic if we've 4. Since there are certain Communist inspired radicals in already contributed enough toward a war this country who claim there is not "domestic tranquility" or society. that has raged on for over a quarter of a century. such insignificant things as equal rights. it would be better to You havenothingto fear frogs consowuhlp. Just thinkof all Like 56.000 Americans dead and more than 900 ignore the subject. No publications on the subject will be the good censorship does for America. It mitts up political others still missing. Like runaway allowed in order to Insure smooth continuation of our present corruption, allows the CIA to s~ on the public without the inflation that interference of Congressional controls, ad hides traditionally follows all wars, polices. atrocities and like a society still 5. War or "defense" are socially unacceptable words committed by the military. Cemonbip evau dmi&5 the showing the scars of mass dissent and defiance through which the author blatantly implies that Americans movies you see on Saturday night. Dcut wony shout what IS toward a government involved in an illegal war. are a warlike people. This type of propaganda will not be happening in the world, let theceasors dodd. hr You. This year it's beginning to look tolerated. America has been granted the divine right to enter After all, the Constitution guara ~cu the freedoms of like Congress .and agrees. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield summed it up when he said some members on the I Hill, both Democrat and Republican "have had The Independent their fill of Southeast Asia." David 5mW, 1n$ Wood Editor. in-chh$ Mansfield has vowed to fight Ford's request, Managing Siflh saying it's time to let the Vietnamese, "settle their Florida Alligator own problems in their own way." We agree, and we hope that Florida on &in~~ David N.h. Con., Sens. Uan No,. Editor LW C-" Lawton Chules and Dick Stone. and Rep. Don p Cot BA. Tony Kaodulm Fuqua see things that way also. * ~n.mlMmga. Forces are at loggerheads in Vietnam Jam. V. Cook ASntG.~ M.gw now as the MvtEflyahM Mminisroqiv. Macit Pa.d by fighting rages on hotter than ever before with An. Molpiturs Canipus Cornmtanioatons. Inc neither side showing signs of concessions. C. by U~Ipp boSnanMa.apr Ton, Macmom The Viet Cong have vowed P.O. hr they will not ROY MeG. Jr. 132M UnIv.nhtr negotiate while President Mv.lIsng Man.g. Isle., GbIn.dlh. Roddo vtiA Thieu remains in office. Donna Lufrono MwiI.ing Cocidi none while at the kay Hoip. offices behind S. CoMae. ion, same time. Washington shows signs of Spociol SctooscoodI,,.n, 173 WaS Lyndo Hom6.r Wt&vanlly Macwa backing Thieu for an unprecedented third term in Mv.ni.ing %d.,ctIo. Monop. hnln. Wile. p6w.: 37~Md& Diana ~"#- MIIo.1ol %ducgon Manager next Octobefs presidential election. Lynn SokMr M14S D.pcawnt: 3fl.MU. L. Jonle. Wo*a a., Edliodol P.doc#on Advartlultig and Production Enough. .sr~--S C loaf ladMonog.r Dsun,.e: S7bMU.

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EDITORt It has recently come to my there is rIO ore else RON Leigler it is II attentlOfl that Ron Ziegler. our tornier SO a Well, the more I pondered the whole PresideI~tS press secretary, will be speaking on campus in the latter part of arrangement the ics' angry I became. the last few months The Accent people tell me it In tact, I've lound in FebrUaIY. Nixon. will cost SO upwards oF 12600 to bring that I quite ~enuineIy miss Richard walking that noble gentleman here. Alter all, here ~.as a living, MY fIRST reaction upon hearing this representation ol everything detestable in was perhaps predictable: outrage, in- American politics, someone at x~hom I m~ dark soul was di~natiOfl. a torrent of expletives that could 'pit all the venom I no momentarily rendered the air around me a capable of generating At this point, longer have Richard Nixon to kick around )ale shade of violet. My god! I bellowed, the incredible ~nd I'm sorry, Since his denise I ye tell temerity of those SO imbeciles to spend my lethargic and aimless And frustrated money on someone as thoroughly I NOW FIND however, that for a reprehensible as Ron Ziegler! It s quite coil plc 01 h on rs next mont Ii I will actually of Ron suthelent that he was one of the more be ~ thin shrieking distance ~i~ihle spokesmen for the Nixon Lieglcr lobe sure. he isn't Nixon. But he Presidency. But paying him to speak to us is the "ext best thing and I, tot one, intend because he was just that somehow seems to take full advantage ol the opportunity. like throwing good money after bu.d. You folks at Accent really know what's What on earth can he possibly have to what. Thanks, guys. $2600? Hell, it's a chance like this. say' Does Ron Ziegler have $2600 worth worth $26,000 for of wisdom in him? At least I think it is. Maybe while In, not funny The Accent people maintain they have shouting myself senseless it won't occur to Bankruptcy labored valiantly to find someone of a me that $2600 would just about support some graduate assistant for a full year. more legitimate Intesut to speak here, like EDITOR: The parag raphs titled "Get out students are available only through the Dan Rather. Eric Severeid or Douglas of jail free" on page three of your EXTRA! repayment of outstanding loam. Non Palmer. 8AS Kiker, to no avail. Literally, they insist, George Magazine Supplement to the Alligator of payment of a Ion either through default or January 24, 1915 pronipted this letter. bankruptcy meal that those funds will not to lend. officer at Student Ac- be on hand I am a collections a time when 55 percent of the for collecting At counts and responsible University's student population receive Perhaps because University of florida loans. asslstace of one form or another any humor in financial ofmy position I fall to see (not necessarily loans) as stated by Ira D. to "kiss Can't stand it anymore advocating bankruptcy as a 'nan. Turner. Director of Student Financial Affairs, sour creditors goodbye," especially when the in Wednesday's Alligator, the loss of any loan you better act fast. EDITOR, I would like to ordered curtailment of the discomfort, the intellect is writer goes onto say "But, money is serious. express my agreanat with use of air conditioning stifled, the working eli- The Federal Bankruptcy Ad Is scheduled to So, when a debtor declares bankruptcy he is Mr. Somniers commmta on systems with the exception of vironment deteriorates. undergo revision this year and talk is that not ripping off the University (the money is ventilation which appeared areas where it is explicitly proress is slowed. student loans will be non-dischargeable ours only to administer), but he may very well in Tuesday Alligator. obvious that this could not Surely we must all make debts." be denying another individual the chance to Several buildings on campus be done. an effort in cutting un- The University's long and short turn loan attend college. have inadequate external As a result, temperature necessary expense however, programs are revolving or self-generating Michael L Brooks ventilation systems since levels and tensions in these the net gain, costs saved by loans. This means that hands for future Collections Officer they were designed to use poorly ventilated buildings eftbrt minus cost of effort, mechiajeal systems to are reaching breaking should he carefully con- provide a working en- points. Our minds are sidered. We may be in- vironment. subject to our frail physical correctly weighing our The administration, in its bodies. As the heat increases priorities. Helping the library effort to cut rising cots, has concentration is disturbed by Joe Bolanos EDITOR: The recent professor, every college and justifiably be eliminated than decision of the ad- department. It is the most new books for the library. is no ministration of this school to vital part of the University. How abovt the sacred cow .And cheating cripple the library because of And the saddest thing is of sport.? Do football players the deficit in the University that it may not be necessary to still receive a scholarship budget is the most cut the library budget this which pays for their laundry? laughing matter either reprehensible act I have seen way. Why not give students Is this more essential to the yet at UP. Granted that the opportunity to help the University than the library? EDITOR: The recast Investigation of the wever. if they meet their day of reckoning funds are tight, but it does library instead of their THESE ARE only a few Honor Court into the alleged mass cheating afi er we've been rejected from professional not seen, to me that much present destination (the ideas which seem obvious to fing in the College .f Duslum Administration scINools, or acquired a second rate job, it will foresight Is necessary to Athletic Association portion, me. The point is. the library has hopefully opened the door fix extensive be a little late for tcars or regrets. Informing ascertain that elimination of or the portion which goes to should be one of the last parts reform in the manna I. which exams are thi Honor Court or a professor of cheating new book purchases. can- Student Government, for of the University to suffer, not administers. Precauatloes against cheating vklotionss isn't that much of a traumatic cellation of magazine example.) the first. If you are con- and the selliq of exams seed to be drastically cx perience if you realize that your protessor's subscriptions, and Why not ask the Med. cerned, as I am. please write tightened to pines yS a college's, or a in'competency in proctoring the exam is in- decreasing hours of Center and IFAS to help out to President N4arston and professor'. reputation, bitt the unftxtiinte diiredly encouraging cheating. You, the operation so drastically will the library. These colleges express your objection. If you honest student's (WA and academic record in dividilal student are the only one who Is do irreparable damage to the allegedly have some funds. can think of anything better which is conseq.aeetty being deflated when goring to adequately look out for your own University now, and In- and they ought to see that itis to do, please publicize it. But classes are gy.A~ - a c"av~ sk in. definetly into the future. in the bat interest of their it is a disaster to just stand by of the Conipetition hr jobs and for entrance into Dr. Marston and Deans: It won't be the TUE LI DIARY Is the colleges to fund the library. and we the backbone by the professions schools Is difficult enough as it is majority of honest students at this university University. If the Information WilY P401 cut back on University destroyed of the without freeloader' making It all that much wIjo will rant and rave if seemingly childish isn't there, the research can't unnecessary, non-academic anti-intellectualism I urge Dr. Marten to pressure the cautionary regulations are esiaded, it will functions. Graduation administration. harder. be done, and the University Ella Kay Carl College Deans to tighten their security bE * the small minority who have been riding cannot function. The library exercises are an example of and who obviously still need to be could more 7AS precautions for exam administration and for th e system. affects every student, every something which the Honor Cost to prosecute anyone found ,tched. who will do the most wailing. In the guilty in their current Investigation to the run, preventiOn is a heck of a lot easier, fullest extent possible, atid cheaper. than prosecution 1 sepli F. Warren Jr Many students share the opinion. "Well Jo communication! tens of thousands die ol' EDITOR: In a recent starvation in Bangledesh Sooner or late it will catch up with them." 32 issue of the Florida Perhaps Mr. Williams Alligator there was a dissatisfaction with the at the same moment? article criticizing. 'A world food situation is the In the Alligator article Banquet Table" by Hiram point of his expression the author is hung up on The Independent fails D. Willianis. as part of the through paint and canvas. paint and canvas and A reason behind the Board to get the message i.e. make Florida Alligator of Regents' reluctance to Certainly a banquet table banquet tables don't folk, are starving Ron Cunninghoi allocate money for art painted with Flemish like it when Doug Dial all over the world. To &0eanm.nt Shot MSCCiO'. Ed$oi banquet related fields. This may be reality would, for some. so and, if so. this writing better represent a point out the dichotomies but what would in the real world is the O.o.g. Kcd.OflW' Jr. must congratulate Mr. banquet. that have to do with a concern of the artist toda4'. Ma Slier table Williams for his mate ability to irk people of sumptuous entertainment Mmdi KsirMfl of tbod and drink while Lawrence P. Dole &~ F- position. This is truly -J I Seca Sin, A. N.vfl SItoi $

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S Baseball a full time lob for UFassis tnt coach By MARK JOHNSON "HE BRINGS a little pep it's not so m uch professional," Alligator Sport. Wvlt.r said sophomore pitcher Rick Gardner. Coach Fuller For the typical sports fan, the combination of baseball and stressed technique and seriousness. Coach Bergman added a winter is about as likely as Howard Cosell and lockjaw. little pep to the team. But he it the cold of January or the gloom of November. He lets you know when you're on the field there's a job to baseball lives .- quietly, mind you -- the year round at [IF. he done, but it doesn't seem like work. said sophomore Jim Just ask Jay Bergman. Schulock. NOW IN his second year as the number two man on the liE I just try to be as enthusiastic toward my profession as I baseball totem pole, Bergman finds himself busy through can. Bergman said. 'I love what I'm doing and I'm en- nine weeks of fall practice, six weeks of spring practice, the thusiastic about it. and I hope to generate my enthusiasm to 46-game regular season, and his summer coaching duties for the kids. a semi-pro Ocala team. ONE OF Bergman's greatest pleasures in college baseball "I guess maybe the hardest thing is traveling and being is watching his players improve and develop their skills. He away from the family: I guess all coaches would say that," takes special pride in the fad that three of his former players Bergman said. are currently on major league rosters. 'I, Pressure also takes its toll on the 34-year old Bergman. "You like to see people progress. I strive every day to bring 'You put pressure on yourself to win if you're a com- out some aspect of the game," Bergman said. I love to petitor.' Bergman said.but I thinkbaseball is a sport you can practice. I love to hit ground balls and fungoes. I like to still enjoy. The sport allows you to get closer to your players. watch the kids develop.' and I think this is Rood. It's a healthy situation." 'I try to remain as consistent a personality as I can, Bergnian's life in baseball began, as you might expect. in Bergman said. "I don't think I'm a holler person, and I don't the Little Leagues. An outfielder through most of his playing think I'm a quiet person either. I'm somewhere in between." days. he describes himself as 'just an average ball player." INDEED, CONSISTENCY is one of Bergman's main Bergman held several coaching positions in the years coaching philosophies. following his graduation from Rollins College in 1963. but his I try to approach practices the same way I approach big break came when he was hired to break in the baseball games." he said. Ballplayers are sensitive to coaches, When program at brand new Seminole Junior College in 1966. the coach gets all tense before a game. the players think. Hey. "THAT WAS the best thing that could have ever happened maybe we ought to be terre. too."' to me, he said. I was able to make mistakes and learn from "What Coach Bergman says, you take it: that's the way it theni. It was a great learning experience' is said to Jim Schulock. "You get the authority image of Die players' opinions on Bergman vary from 'no corn- him, but he doesn't press it on you.' photo by ondy n.wmon nient to "great", but most all of them seem to respect the Freshman pitcher Mike McCarthy probably summed up COACH JAY BERGMAN man and the enthusiasm he shows on the field. the feelings of most of the team, or at least those of the "He's always up. he's always kind of lively," said freshman younger players. You can describe him in one word: a 'I 'aye what I'm doing~' shortstop Roger Hell. "He's a lot of fun to play for." coach, a teal coach."

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Any sandwich except tho GQtru ~ Chips Pickle needs closer look A Glass Of Beer Or Soft Drink A pitcher of Beer Only ~ .'C~-~ At this 1)010! In the Gator Over 50 Sandwiches Ia Chooe From -: basket ball sca'on. perhaps it GREG FORMER I 1(1 be cal led U atoi A a a Ra~ketball Empathy flay at the hands ot national (trues they have put br th Fm pat Ii~ ould be more ranked teams, though. In all good efforts. appropriate. it being the GMors have played seven We gust can't get over (he niRtlire ot appreciation and ol the top 20 teams in the hump. said head coach John wet an~Iersiandin~. Liii- country. including number Lot, Were close, but we 114AM 1515 Sw 13th St (ber'landing the Gators '.11 one ranked Indiana. No other can I get over. record - and it takes ~1ore team ha~ scored as much a' LOTZ HIMSELF is finding thin a ~lance to understand. the 84 points die Gators it hard to get over a nagging a YES, THINGS have not droppedd in against theni flu that has left him weak the gone as ~ell as hoped br the This is not to say that the past five days. Yet, he has Gator basketball team. Their Gators brie not played been traveling, getting little - SEC record is 3-5. Four of sleep in pursuit of talent on Dolt Veursell poorly, even foolishly at Eapen those SEC losses have come limes. But the majority of the the recruiting circuit. Pour Custom Picture Framing hours of sleep here, two Fronting Easy.Fnn. there One Ott,- Sen-ire It would be easy for him to Inexpensive Kendrick drafted be in terrible humor. Right about now. someone lesser 0 would crack and snap. Inti In ninth round will not. We have a great selection of prints. "I don't find it hard to get up for the games." he said. Linebacker Preston proccedangs were Glenn MOW., WS., THUSS Kendrick became the fourth Cameron, Ralph Ortega. and Our situation could have a demoralizing effect on sonic. 10.9 311*5650 UF player to be picked in this Burton Lawless. Turns, ru.1 SAT. year's NFL draft. The "BUT NODODY can fault 311*5652 our effort against Alabama. It defensive end was drafted by Kendrick might get the lObe was a super efibrt." the San Francisco 49'ers in opportunity to play against Few that viewed the game mum the rnntb round his brother Vince, also a UF ad One, kli.uq' could disagree. Other Gators tapped by the graduate, who now plays for pros in yesterday's Atlanta. Those that did not see the game massed a good one. However, another contest is Saturday against Vanderbilt in the Alley at 2 p.m. Lady Gators THE CAME will be preceded by festivities of the first Annual Gator Basketball Appreciation Day. It's si pbyF beginning at If am, with a N ag er Banner Judging Competition that invites any individual or 'the University of Florida LADY CATOR Coach organization to enter a won~ens basketball team let Paula Welch was extremely banner. Prizes will be a 19-point lead trickle away. pleased with the win, and a awarded. noisy team shared her joy. but managed to hang on 63- Half an hour later, yolk can 59 against Elagler College 'l think today we showed scarf two hot dogs, baked our depth." Welch said, but Monday afternoon. beans. cole slew, a fudge 5-foot-It center Sue admitted that the loss of the brownie and Coke - all for a Chambers again led the L.dy 19-point lead had her con- buck until I p.m. in the Alley. Gators with IS points, with cerned. The Gator Jazz band will "We're looking good. Kathy Wagner and Cassie be playing from 11:45 until Macin both at 12 for florida. though. It was a big win for 12:30. and will be followed by us, and now it's back to work "WE SHOULD never have the "Alley Rilly." Game for this weekend." Welch let that lead get away like tickets are required for ad- said. mission to the Alley Rally. that." Chambers groaned, The lady Gators are also after the game adding. We The rally will feature actor had some bad passes and practicing one half hour Sports humorist "Red' shots, and we have got to do earlier since Head B,'sketball Mitchuni, the florida Players better this weekend." Coach John Lotz moved the in Weird World of Sports." men's team practice up by The Caters play in the Ab yes, then the game. one half hour. Flagler Inivitational Friday Empathize before it - maybe The move enables the through Sunday in St. you won't have to after. Augustine with eight schools women s (cam to conduct an expected. hour practice from 6p.m. to 7 p.m. Until last week the Lady With the score 33-27 at the Gaton had only two practice INTEANIUKALS

half florida pulled away options opet. - 6 am, to S leading Flagler 59-40 during am, or hO p.m. to midnight the second half of play. "For a good practice you A women's Flq Football Suddenly Flagler College need almost two hours. but I Rules Clinic will be conducted came alive, closing in on the think things are looking up," today at Norman Field. 5 p.m. Gators until the final seconds. Chambers sMd. All officials, team members and team captains are en. couraged to attend. Schedules are ready and Vandy tickets may be picked up in the EM office. 229 Florida Gym. Students are reminded to pkk-up tickets today and Today at 4 p.m. as-c the tomorrow fbr Saturday's game in Alligator Alley. between women's dormitory playofi't the Fighting (jators and the Commodores of Vanderbilt. in the 3. Wayne Relti Union Any full time UP student is eligible to purchase a student lana. deket for 75 cents upon presentation of full time student Also, Lake Waubag is ret. card. Spous. and guest tickets art misc available. available hr abides us. The Gate IS student ticket office will be open today and lake Is located sans miles tomorrow, hetween 9 a-rn- and 6 p.m. Florida Gym boa south of GaInesville and I. office will open a: II am. on Saturday lasted Mthe usual ape - days a week. - in coanectiop with "Gator Basketball ApredSou barns - weBs Day." MmluIut h he.

a- Nq. 2V. Th. lnd~sndent MerI0o AiIIgoor. Thurudoy, January 30. l~75 PSI CHI Presents Coaches beware. Dr. Sam Banks of the UniversityMed. Center a Humanistic Psychoogisiwill lecture on. fans are king "Terminal Patients 'Habituation *Everything. all of it belongs to the LOU people. I was just privileged to use it to Their Own Death" a while. That's all. And since it BRANCACCIO THURSDAY ntghtat 7:30 P.M. was only lent to me. and by that I'm inciudin' the power. I had try to coach recruits the coach instructs, the coach to molds a team. He is responsible. AFA Building, RooM 105-B use whatever it was with great can so A coach may sometimes feel his job is that) could pass it onto the next fe/ia secure Be it with a long tern, contract or an Public Invited in the best condition possible. association with a team for many years. a Harry S. Truman. coach may feel untouchable.' This security breeds mediocracy. And rn-c- GET TOGETHER WIT NATURE And so it was with the President of th d-i-o-c-r-a-c-y spells defeat for a team and M.IS. - Nt 1M will' fly. In ~gMwantw.ttwr proof nylon fl.m United States as it should be with a coach. disappointment for the fan. & frost storm fran? wltt 2 hIppy. Everything belongs to the fans. The coaches NO, A COACH is not above the fan. A A' flu,,. constructIon, permits .ny entry. Can be wad wlflut fly). are just privileged to use their position 'for a coach isa servant of him. The coach is there - ma st.ea. and mnnlmum We. while.' to aid the fan in achieving the fan's objectives. ji~ZZt tilatlOn. LititWIgM, cclv 66 .3. Sy WHEN A COACH does not make -, When he fails, he should be gone. cam~rMl. '1 when he accepts second bat. he should be When the throngs of boos belabor the mind gone. And who should be the one that tells of a coach, he should not write them off as him to pack his bags? Itis the 47-year-old unkoowledgeable criticisms. The fan knows alumni who wants to see a Southeastern whet he wants. He wants a winner. The coach Conference championship and the 19-year- should be able to produce it. If he cannot, he I, / old sophomore who wants to sec the same. It should be gone. a I is the fans. TRUMAN WAS THE last president who 7 Fans should never be complacent or believed he was a servant of the people. patient. For fans deserve the best. There are No one really knows if there ever was a S those who will say that there can only be one coach who followed that philosophy. St AIs Ted CaSe, ha. victor, one champion. They say the "others" I had to try to use whatever it was with umAd. N? M 9i7 must understand this principle and sit back great cue so that I could pass it on to the next 146W. Mv. Lv,. 13423 until their turn comes. fella in the best condition possibleY / A' Wrong. Don't turn around too fast coach. "The IF NUMUER ONE is not within UF's grasp nnxt fella' might be standing in the winp-it and the fans sincerely want that position. might be someone elm turn now. To do what changes should be made. Those eh.n*es. you ask? To produce what the f.m want. obviously. should be macic at the top. The A winner. B -ba Iteamon schedule at end of third week

By MARK JOHNSON last season, and an impressive Alligator Sped. Wdter 2.93 ERA. during last fall's exhibition slate. 'Can still There's a flew game that's throw the last ball, but the I 4- S beginning to catch on w.th the breaking stuff bothers him." UP baseball team as they according to head coach Dave tinisi, up their third week of Fuller. pre-season practice. Its With a freshman- called musical chairs. dominated staff which The game Ilist became amassed an astronomical 4.48 popular last fall when senior ERA. this fall, a less than infielder Dave Bowden was 1W percent Smith could spell switched from second to third trouble for UF pitching this base, with shortstop John spring. Corniest raking second base "We're taking a look at our and freshman Roger -bIt pitchers trying to find out NOW OPEN DAILY taking shortstop. who's our most stable man.' BUT NOW the game isn't Fuller said. We're in an lla.m.-7p.m. as turn, as it used to be. Holt unusual position in that we twisted his ankle while sliding have seven lefihanders. i've CQACH DAW FULlS Serving Delicious Sandwiches dunng practice Monday. and never been in a situation works on condlilocingi is expected to miss about two before where I've had so many weeks. lefihanders." HAPPY HOUR That means that. fin now. EXCEPT FOR the games squad "will probably have at Bowden will move back to of musical chain, spring least five guys who will hit' second. Cones, will move pence ha. been progressing er .300 this yearY 5p.m.-7p.m. back to short, and wphomore - schedule as the team "I GOT some pretty lucky Ouy Sinicroppi will take over prepam for its February 21 breaks last year. but w&ve got Busch Pitcher $1.50 at third base. qaer with Stetson. some real sticks who dc&t Another injury, perhaps a "We're concentrating need any breaks to hit 2OO,~ mere serious one, is plaguing primarily on conditioning. he said. "The way we hit the THIS WEEK LIVE BACCHUS the UF pitching staff. Wilkie Psiler said. "We feel that in ball, we ought to get four or Smith. one of only three getting in shape. were pretty five nuts a game anyway" pitchers returning from last far along.' The senior outi leader is also salon. is still not fully The team has continued to enthusiastic toward the team recovered from a toni tendon hit well this winter after fielding this year. he suiteS last fall. While compiling an excellent .281 "We'll have probably the throwing a slider in practice. btthg average last fall. best detnue around." he said. Mama. rut sopuouoix Sammy Rick. th, only regular and tire gwng to have the ea.t Rigiithender. who compiled a on last years hitluus wonders best outfield in the S~C fig caumdPukaUq watt lasso 4-3 record with a 173 ER.A. to bat over .MD. thinks the surf.

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