the indepeiidenit. iori Iza A conversation with Steve Spurrier.26 King celebrations Sw 1 " - continue despite N'0oically as'oc.al'.di wth Ih' U~rert.IytPrd PutlIs d by C.IPu' C l g 'I 1 r' b , -.ra VOLUME 83, NUMBER 82 TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1990 vandalism. .3 Schintzius suspended; may face felony charges

By RON KASPRISKE Gainesville police spokeswoman 11 Sadie played his last game Saturday if he is found Umiversity Athleti Assouation Monday guilty of the charges or if I F Lltrin bas staled furrier was also involved and LAURIE WINOHAM Darnell said Officer Frin Desmond recom- mended Schintzius be charged with throw- ketball coach Don DeVoe (Idecdes (hat the tI1 Alligator Wnters sophomore and ATO member James ing a deadly missile, a second-degree felony, incident is serious enough n of to reinstate Woodroffe fed the complaint with police UF center Dwayne Schintzius' controver- and criminal mischief, a misdemeanor, his star center anter lit overing Schiiniius had ripped the stal career may have ended Monday as the through a sworn complaint to be filed with Tim Turner, a sophomore player, was also side mirror off his 1987 leep Wagoneer and 7-foot-2 center was indefinitely suspended the State Attorney's Office Schitzius suspended indefinitely, but his part in the threw at the traternty house at about 12 40 from the basketball team for his part in an wasn't charged or arrested because he left incident hasn't been deter mimed because Sunday morning incident at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity the scene before Desmond arrived the police report only name it Sthintiisi as house early Sunday morning The senior from Brandon may have a suspect But a press releas e issued by the see Suspension, Page 12

Reading, climbing stairs and pushing elevator buttons seem like simple activities to most people. But to UF's disabled students, these everyday acts are a hassle, Assailant.0 especially on a campus plagued with inaccessible bu ildings. It's a situation that leaves disabled students still at large after rape Learing By MIKE BRUSCELL the (nd r1e C A A] Ar

IhI W 1%11 a s itliit dAL i > , L iit a h' was tvicng Ih artc Mui .y riiton t hitV SormVo hous ie oil ii WYsi Hard Way Panhe nIte lcrive A's bh' Wir gtetrilg out of the iar. lie suspe 1, des riied h bxli, only asa black rrame. forced htr back inside By Geoff Boucher 'She was getting out of the car and he approach hed her with a knife," Gainesville PHOTO ILLUSTRAtON BY SUZETTE COOK --AlLIGATOR police spokeswoman Ii Sadie Darnell said UF Student Services gives the committee n Amy Inwndes describes her The Buildings ''He forced her iu the car Led her up and for the costly cor- Inwndes knew she was going to have first semester at UF's College of S25,000 every semester covered her mouth " as a "horror show," she isn't rections. Physical Plant, which controls problems at the law school from the start Law 'he suspect drove to a location police are talking about the college's notorious aca- campus maintenance, and Facilities Plan- 'Even though I went down and identified still trying to ind. raped the woman and demic rigors. ning, which oversees major campus con- myself the summer before I went to orien took her jewelry and money, Darneli said Her gripes aren't the typical ones - struction, also works to improve tation, word never got to person organ- the He then drove for an unknown amount of accessibility. But Disabled Student Affairs was tough classes, long study sessions or bad izing it that a person in a wheelchair time beforeleavingthe car -and ihevictim Instead, Lawndes' enemies are Dean Ken Osfield said it just isn't enough she said "he tour and the pre- schedules. coming," pinned on the car's rear floor by the reclined and eleva- "Some of the buildings on our list won't sentation weren't really prepared for in" the building's bathrooms, doors front seat - on the 1100 blok of Southea tors. be worked on until 1991 or 1992," Osfield Bad turned into worse when I.owndes First Street found two sets of metal doors - far too Lowndes, 27, has a form of muscular said 'We (the committee) have enough to Police found the car, which the victim fix up heavy for her to push open - barricaded dystrophy, a disease which slowly deteno- install two elevators a year and then had borrowed from a friend, at about 10 rates muscle tissue and has confined her to some small stuff." her from the building's book store She also a in after a neighbor called it in as suspi- a wheelchair since she was 16. Her lack of Osfield said the small stuff - such as the discovered she couldn't reach the third clous, Darnell said in the elevator, denying her mobility turns the Holland Law Center's steps separating the bi-level floors in Dauer floor button The woman, who suffered minor physical entrance to much of the law library tight spaces, outof-reach elevator controls Hall - is left over from an era when archi- injuries, was treated and released Saturday were another challenge and heavy, metal doors into barricades. tects weren't particularly concerned about Classrooms from Alachua General Hospital's emer- Lack of space between the walls and chairs, Lowndes has lobbied UF administrators the needs of disabled people Planning Con. gency room, Darnell said bet. which are bolted to the floor, often forced since she started law school last fall, urging sultant Linda Newman said as newer, UF police spokeswoman Angie fpton Latwndes to sit in the back of the room. them to break down the structural obsta- ter-planned buildings go up, the obstacles said that although police patrol West "rte way some of the classes are struc- cles. But progres. has been sluggish. lessen. Panhellenic Drive heavily during nighttime the door." "I don't think it's becausepeople are mean "Talking about campus as a whole, I tured, I literally could not get in hours, %he was unsure whether increased or insensitive or something like that," she would give it a six out of 10," Newman said The electric wheelchair towndes uses is patrols would have helped prevent this at- mid. "It's really hard for them to think all 'Looking at the new buildings, I'd give it a about a foot longer than a manual chair tack or others like it The extra inches make the law schools the way through on what the problems will better score and looking at intent, I'd give "At this point, it's safe to say we really do bathroom stalls, which meet state regula- be. It's just really hard. I'm sure they have it even a better score " watch Sorority Row very closely," Tipton good intentions." Many disabled students agree with the tions, inconvenient for her. said. "Sometimes there's only so much a While administrators may have good in- high marks Newman gives UF for its mo- "If I use the bathroom, I have to leave department can do " tentions, their effort to make the campus tives. UF offers extensive programs includ- the stall door open. There's really no way Randi Storchs, president of Delta Phi it," Lowndes said "The law school user-friendly for more than 200 disabled ing support services such as full-time to close Epsilon, said members of her soronty have students is being bogged down by small notetakers for hearing- and sight-impaired is a horror show. It really is" been shaken up by the rape. 'he sorority budgets and old buildings rife with architec- students and specially-equipped vans for When the law school was built, building is organizinga"buddy system" so members tural obstacles. transportation. codes didn't consider the bigger, motorized won't have to walk by themselves, and chairs which recently have become popu.> 'rie Holland Law Center is one of 17 Many of the students also praise Osfield, parents am organizing to pressure LF into buildings on a list of accessibility hotspots who took over as dean of disabled student la. providing better security. Even fewer regulations existed for pie. compiled last week by the UF Committee affairs last summer, for his hard work and 'Most people are really devastated." on Disabled Pertons. Coninmtfre members may-going personality. But a helpful as 1970s buildings. The Aerospace Engineer- Storchs said. "It's definitely affected every- ald the list is based on student complaints Odfield and other administrators can be, we pi, 14 See Rap. page 13 and Is constantly growing. UPS campus can be downright mean. 1 4 1 drX ' I IG Vl It, I ]PX I IN UA R LIT I E R . . . . o.-----.-.-. . ----.------I YEGLASSES 1 POLICE BLOTTER I Lienses J Murder Investigation Continues li ldi tAve hortly after Ia mT A lordng top. i & Frames from side the lii Ala dii.i ( Ouutily S ,rll', 0 e is till aves reports, Young removed Iit shitgiun I from$49 ri er r I uI (Irelle womirin found w.Hit hortuitsairs andrlar olfte at MoorelMoore ran Most pair iOnefllour! agaig -III *tlit. Ironm lilt till li, Floor "id Yof tg flld again, hitting 1i lt n r iIler honll, .~Lif slcfhk, uiiTiiu spw etitr -EYEGLASS b S Huil, I M r mftIit Ihe hipper 1,1 shouIllr ) ,Iung then to- | EXPRESS f u,,. 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KEVIN MSNIEWSKI AL IcA FOR hl wpet oinl Norhwei I li it 'Vld( l\re It More than 500 people marched Monday in Gainesville to pay tribute to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. I 't'r ,l st' tit il a- r'la ,0l 'ir li , I l d iIh

Hundreds march to honor KMng < t d r m LI a tud By VIRGINIA MAYA )IlR Ii s Iid "i E', 'r' ia.k ball tiilham o-rYnor , studetn sem t v,, Alligator Writer antlung [Things vill lptt hetttrr uit assistant nean ani dirt-or of (i l's we have to get the old generaton with Institute of Black Culture. told li More than 500 people marched their beliefs out of givernme l" crowd that he was making o, Inat from Tigert Hail to Gainesville's Mark Dunmore Sr , . lot.' 1Us[ pubbc address Student to form downtown plazaMondaytocommem- ness owner said, "I'm hert to ce- "I've seti i u0 h :'vI rej :or orate the birthday of the Rev Martin brate a leader who's given it ire ior mXn P'e :earned ItorlL mH I iaw Luther KingJrpaying httleattention freedom. Since then w eve mude too moiun'he sad]t tplalagilywiy H advocacy group to the defacing ot a downtown memo- some progress Gruing bla k ejet led was reluctan at firstt ro 'ptak (n rial officials is part o -t. but there s sill Sunday and whiv te wouid no longer The monument in the Martin I - more to go " speak tiuicly ther King Jr Memorial Garden was Groups and organizations such as Simmons said he would not dwell for white rights spray painted with the initials of the Alpha Kappa Alpha, Project 99 and on King's dream for on his lamous Ku Klux Klan, but City Commissioner By ANA ACLE members of the Rainbow Coalition words, "We shall overcome ' Rodney Long told those who gath- Alligator Writer lined Martin luther King Jr Highway "'Twenty-two years later we have to ered in the downtown plaza that van- put somebody else's dream on the to begin the march A UF student who said hesJired cf the Black Student dalism would not affect the day's shelf and start developing some :niornN oire-SidIed views wait I% formi wh[tewI NItdItit celebration. Church groups and gospel singers dreams of our own and start facing union' that would holane arguments about issues siirh Former U.S District Judge Alcee carried banners that called for racial reality.' Simmons said. as affirmative action Hastings addressed the marchers equality and freedom Some walked Simmons blamed the U S govern- UF Electrical engneernng tuior Mark Wr'ghlisid I and delvered a firm message to the and others danced as they rejoiced in ment for the death of famous leaders. vandals. the celebration. Marchers wore T while student umon would balancet out" views spoken by ''James Earl Ray may have pulled BSU While BSU is saying blacks are under-represented ''heycan deface a monument, but shirts symbolizing black pride, unity the trigger, but thegovernment killed at (IF, no one is saying [hat whites are under represeed they can't deface a memory ora move- and freedom, The shirts were also King," he said with Martin Luther in sports, Wright said ment," he said, sold by various groups to raise money cheering from the crowd "Teguy- issue. The march honoring the late civil for their organizations ernment killed John Kennedy, and "It is not a black/white it is an economic itsue, Wright said, referring to financial aid and college aIs rights leader had different meanings Downtown, hundreds gathered to the government killed Malcolm X., sons. "But if you make it a black issue, you need a white to different people. hear gospel singing and joined in He said that in 22 years, blacks may "It represents everything he's clapping and swaying as they chanted student union to give their side done," Fred Woods, a march partici- the lyrics. see March, page 8 Wright also wants to start the student group because he said he's hired of affirmative action, an issue he saId Is he govern wiy'of babying" blacks Wright ssut Hastings says make blacks get sp( al treatment in areas such as college admission and financial aid while whites suffer double standards King's dream real 'rhe poorest person who walks mto) the office should get the money, not the poorest black person." Wright By ELIZABETH CLARKE said Alligator Writer But not everyone believes the answer to Wright's com- American leaders have lied to the public about the plaints is the formation of a white student union economic health of the country, gubernatorial candidate "I feel that the man is uninformed," said Karl Rainhold, and impeached U S DistnctJudge Alcee Hastings told a NAACP Gator chapter vice president, "and if he has a crowd Monday gripe with affirmative action, I'd be willing to bet he knows More than 350 people gathered near the steps of Tigert only a little about it " Hall Monday afternoon to listen to Hasingsand celebrate Wright said groups such as the National Association for whatwould have been the 61st birthdayof slain civil rights the Advancement ofColored People and BSIJ are lobbying leader the Rev Martin either King Jr. organizations that push for black issues But Wright said there isn't a group that pushes specifically and peaceably President George Bush and Florida Governor Bob for white issues - especially the abolition of affirmative Martinez have created an illusion of national prosperity. action disregarding gridlocked transportation, deterioration of Rainhold said Wright's contention that whites need a KIEVN E4sNEw - AtLiGATOR the environment, a decline in adequate health care and Impeached U.S. Judge and guberntorIl candl- an increase in drug use, Hastings said group to push for white issues is "founded on ignorance spoke to more than 350 White issues are dealt with by default becauseit'sasocet date Alce Hastings see HastIngs, page 8 people gathered in front of TIgart Hall. see Wright, page 11 I AW IFCITIOR 11112,1)A IAAIA 16110)

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Wayne Reitz Union ELSEWHERE at the University of Florida presents 34 dead in Soviet ethnic fighting \l()'Lo o I'l} - lt m ln tw].ired Avletpirh\rrit.'rit . mail y womnien and children, wto- Spring '90 ,I ! erIolr 'nIly\lniody n Nagiino karatbhikl fva uated Iuoi ak U hy bot at Tross (le Caspian Sgci' It .heI larts 44 Vio eif,rivagrd Aerl,,ian Whier, to lhi repiuli if IL rkmet.ni, Ivesta said ,I i Ie day, h Arnl'p- ian rmpT,An.igt 0it thIepili [lie dlrmliit re-, one on two Jerry boids took the Iikt. his llh ionre tfair I p4Ioci read Armenian Wiomn a nd children fromt Baku on he Leisure ht 'let Lai,on ctte hours after Stovt Prm, western edge of lie Cispian to Krasnovodsk on (heI %I ''iter \Ikoi Ry/hkov ind iilitiry lrte wlI hawe eistir ide ti [urk nertia fvesaia said It lid not say 1 1, isd(Ilo rtveti ivil war between ( hriam when th t tv:tuation took place Courses AT\ne an,,s in d \fi slemT A /trifinaltP, betate )Ith ill( I h, h al aulhori tie's are helpless." wrote Izveshae' an' \r,,meman :inpage < correspondent sur Orlik Sometimes they do not in classes begin January 22 41 - \ ist I Ieo]le 'liv dietl.indc al k-a t I have eventry to stop theextrenists as it was Nakiuhevan For %,, inbnnart .ca an Ia h nifrtdui in lie ef-nt lighting, ivict tclevimo'i (where Azterbailaris battered down The barbed wire .dIih, d Iz' zstha newspaper sd he- [itoll was border with Iran two p weeks ago) " ti tv rise ii]md that , lshes took place for the third "Iiteralvy h5 feet f rom a police station, Iwo charred I (oTnscLtive div Mii i colses had been Iossed on a garbage heap like I Ile oith fill lass news ageny did rnot release details horrible blek dolls and bodies were being burned at f ho eIerginiv measures ordered by Moscow the train station sq uare," a correspondent for the 30% to 50/o OFF Ihe parliament 's preSidum. or executive arm, im- official fass news ag 'ey said in a dispatch from Baku ssed (tit- state of emergency at a meeting presided "In front of our v ry eyes, soldiers repulsed two, EVERYTHING over by Soviet eader Mikhail Gorbachev, lass said young men who we re dragging a woman into the 114 presidium of the Supreme Soviet, after dis- yard," the correspond dent said fussing the situation in NagorioKarabakh and other Soldiers were trying to stem the ethnic violence rgmuoifnol Azerb fan, Issued a decree impo sing a state without weapons in order to limit the number of We iergeit y in Nagorno-Karabkh and other regions casualties, Tass said -t- .A/erbi i,' Tass said The entire Soviet republic of Azerbaian appeared Ry/hkov KGB chIef VlaIimir Kruchkov. Interior to be siding into ch a os Soviet troops flown in to stop Mmti str VadImI Ba katn adIi Iher senior govern men C the hilood shed were ambushed at the airport Sunday unlk ls s1,oke at the meeting, It said A total of h660 in Kirovabad. a regi nal center Protesters mob secret police h headquarters W 1 Ii RI IN f1II1) - More than 10,000 earlier that violence stnkes and the mass [light of' L!t miciti1rattors Stormed th, East Berlin headquarters relugees could cause East Germany to "disintegrate." o[ie h(iledi stsi ett rei ,iloce Monday, hurling rushed to the headqi farters to appeal for calm hitiiure rmnte the Smows ant hanging a skeleton Opposition leaders inierrupted theirweekly 'round- i'i,i it hinilrhng hearing te slogan, 'AgamsI a table' ittim; with 'ovemmeent officials and ra ed to' ;, tii ohe Sasi," the ftiaiil East German news the building in an e effort to bnng the protest under XIS)N reported controll Art opposite on leader issued an appeal by' I lie 'otesti S. ignoring appeals to etrai from television flo the der iontlsirators to hall their afton NVole, rcnmpaged through the security police head- Witnesses said th e building had been plundered quarers for an hour a, an estimated 100,0()0 people and damaged demonstrated outside it a rally called by the New East German elevision interrupted its program Forum opposition group, East German television said ming to read a gove rment statement that said the The opposition New Forum called the rally to country's young den ocracy was in "great danger." RODERICK'S demand a quicker dismantling of the slate security "Irresponsible ele ments under cover of darkness Classi Clothing for the Young Pro essional Creekside police, which is being dissolved by the new govern- stormed and wrecke d the former headquarters of the Mall 3501 SW 2nd Ave Open Monday Through Saturday 10" 377-0902 ment but still employs 55,000 of its onginal 85,000 Office for National Security." the statement said full-time workers "Citizens should pr serve calm and caution and show *Many subta under $200 and sp Coat. under $100 East German Premier Hans Modrow, who warned their civic consciousness" Navy secretly test fires Trident 2 missile CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) -The Navy secret- and no other details were provided. ly launched an unarmed Trdent 2 missile from a It was the 26th tea t flight of a Trident 2, the Navy's submerged nuclear submarine Monday, pressing most powerful weap on system, the seventh from a ahead with an accelerated test program to clear the submarine and the first this year for the crew of the way for operational deployment in March. Tennessee, which con ducted the most recent test firing MODEL the 126.000-pound. three-stage missile, carrying a Dec. 15 eead eaeeadea load of dummy warheads, was fired from the USS The environme ntal group Greenpeace has Tennessee at 11 45 am EST while the Ohio-class protested recent taunchtngs and staged denonstra- submarine was cruising submerged about 50 miles tronsoen the high seas , including a clash with the Navy east of Cape Canaveral Dec 4 in which one a I the activists' ships was rammed Propelled to the ocean surface by a powerful charge and damaged. of compressed gas, the solid-fuel missile was fired The Air Force spoil keswonai said no one attempted toward an undisclosed target in the South Atlantic or to interfere with the launching Monday. Indian oceans Including 19 test I rings from a ground pad at the pool normally activated to cover such Cape Canaveral Air F A media orce Station, the Trident 2 record Is coming to the launches was not Informed of the test ahead of time now stands at 21 successes and five failures. UNIV. OF FLORIDA American aid to be limited in Easstern Europe nEBRUA 5TOHooT U.F. SUDETMS WASHINGTON (UP) -The democratic govern- saidCongressisrestr iting his flexibilityby protecting TO PEAR IN OUR 199 NATIONAL CALENDAR ments emerging from the disintegrating Sovietempire favored countries an d programs with "earmarks," IF YOU 1E BEEN TD YOUrRE GOOD LOOKING. SEXM in Eastern Europe will find the American foreign aid This is the system under which Congress and the OR OUGHT TO TRY MODElUNG THIS IS A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO TEST YOUR AVflflDE cupboard nearly bare. president set aside guaranteed sums for favored TO ARRANGE A FREE TEST SHOOTING SEND YOUR NAME The allocation of foreign aid will undergo even countries, ADDRESS PHONE. AND PHOTOS 2-3 ANY QUALITY) TO greater political pressures in Congress than usual and If there is not enaugh money to underwrite the many nations that get only a few crumbs now may be ovemli program, countries without that shield suffer ecai iiisia es'assei.i e 4 dasaa. shoved away altogether. a greater budget hit. "*he people and programs that are going to be "When things get tighter and tighter, it becomes zerced out are not marginal programs," Mark Edel- mom difficult for us to meet changing needs;' Ede- coo.s. tvsaM.f r.aea.AW Afs.s man, the acting director of the Agency for Internation- man said a] Development, said in an interview. Congress appropri dted nearly $533 million last year "We are deciding which women and children to for the reformist gove rnments in Poland and Hungay save," he said more than President Bush wanted, and it will soon MID, the pay window for Amencan foreign wsit- hear the pleas of an tance from Romani., Czechos- tance, is operating under a tight budget, and Edelman lovakia and other nations. IUESDAY. JANUARY16, 1990. ALLIGAOR. 5 Program recycles Trip to Tallahassee fails to change old phone books , e By UDY SCHRAMM proposed plans for women's clinic Alligator Writer Chancellor Old phone books that normally stay stashed in Reed says issue should have been resolved at UF kitchen drawers may be more valuable than some By MIKE CARR team approach a bia s and said he wanted "How a waiting room is organized people realize. Alligator Writer to be open about it with the students should not affect how you feel,' Reed said "I'm on the boar I of a health UF administrators and student groups hope to mainte- "Nobody knows if you're there for a The four students who traveled to nance organization, and we deliver better collect at least 20,000 by the end of the week, said bruised knuckle or an ear ache When he Tallahassee Friday couldn't convince health care by using the health care team doctor sees UF law student Tad Delegal, who organized a you. it's by yourself It's the State University System Chancellor approach" he said attitude of the health campuswide phone-book recycling effort that care provider that's Charles Reed to save the UF Women's The students - began Monday campus NOW presi important " Clinic dent Joyce Legg- Grapski said the cnp was worth it Students, faculty and staff have until Friday to Citing his own ex- " waw ette, Campus Or "We brought (Reed) up-to exchange phone books for coupons to receive a date on perience and the iting room is ganized Against things he did not realize free medium-sized soft drink at any Gator Dining success of general- Rape President Service cafeteria, said Al Krause, UF solid waste organized should not af- sized health care at Wendy Maynard, coordinator the University of fect howj'ou feel. No- COAR member Members of Student Government, Delta Sigma North Carolina, b kno Betty Campbell and Pi, and the Environmental Law Society will dis- Reed said he was body knows if you're Grapski - traveled tribute coupons at the law school, Turlington Hall, sold on the team ap- there/o 'a bruised to the capitol be- Business Administration Buildingand Black Hall roach that UF ad- cause they opposed Collection bins also will be placed in commuter ministrators favor knuckle or an earache." Kellett's plan to re- lots and outside most of the main buildings on But the students place specialty clin- campus for those who don't mind foregoing the still claimed success Charles Reed ics at the Infirmary free soft drink, Krause said. for a number of rea- SUS Chancellor with five health care The books will be shipped to Venezuela, where sons They said teams. F IlI they will made into wall insulation, he said. They Reed was the first official to treat them Reed asked students why they had by- will replace tree fiber normally used in the pro- like adults because he took time to learn passed Student Affairs Vice President Art cess. aboutthe issues and because hepromised Sandeen and Interim President Robert The bins are not meant for recycling newspa- to have a colleague call UF today in sup- Bryan. pers and other paper products, Krause said port of open dialogue on the issue. "We did not feel they would be recep- UF groups are working with the Gainesville and "I'll express our concern that this con- tive," Leggette said 5/WE wi Alachua County governments to lengthen the life versation could have occurred in Games, But Reed said, 'The problems need to of the Alachua County landfill, which was built to ville rather than Tallahassee,"said Health be worked outat IF (UF president-elect) last into the early 1990s. A new landfill would cost Affairs Vice Chancellor Pat Haynie, who Dr Lrmbardi and Dr. Bryan need to be $50,000. Reed has asked to make the call brought in Student business is their busi- WOEW "'Thanks to intense concentrated efforts of the Students were also pleased with Reed ness You deserve time to have them residents of the city and county, the landfill wil because they said he judged the ments discuss the issue with you " WN last into the mid-1990s,." Krause said. of the two health care systems fairly Although calling for more local dia- The campus program was coordinated on short "He is for the team approach for a logue, Reed offered his opinion on the notice, after Krause learned phone books could reason - because he has experience with co-educational waiting rooms Kellett has be used in the recycling process. it,' off-campus Student Senator Charlie proposed. Maynard said many JF women 'We were offered the opportunity in late De- Grapski said won't feel as comfortable seeking care Joyce Leggette Is President of UF cember. It's too good a thing to pass up," he said. Reed called his experience with the from a clinic that also treats men. Campus NOW.

THE CENTER FOR JEWISH STUDIES PRESENTS "The Struggle 'b Preserve American Judaism: 19th Century Strategies And Their 20th Century Implications" a public lecture by 1/2 PRICE SPECIALS Pror, Jonathan Sana, Hebrew Union College Wednesday, January 17, Gannett Auditorium. 8 O0 P M Dry Mounting A rocopfion will follow the sacture in rooms 122, 123 of the Riz Union Poster Frames This program is co-sponsored by he Department of Religon and is funded in per by the Arthur and Violhtte Kahn Visifing Scholar CREATE WORKSHOP Endowment and the Gainesville JewIsh appeal 809 W. Univ. 376-7204

HAD IT WITH YOUR ROOMMATE? I Find anew one in Alligalor Classifleds OPINIONS Give him a chance I Fs gB1ldC son has retUI wI soure, VtoryoVI knows hlit LvIrT{rIe has seen the nLturus and heard th talk ibout hLw 1,1 s r ,wning 1itball image will be savd For th first tml- ever, ( oach Steve and hi> oftnsive Facing stall were ]itrhduIed to the stidelnts - ule lhm 9000 of them Utinng Saturday' basketball halt Itim Ihe' retired a tancliig Ovati of), dlISS to say IIn tat , Iost of the student section bowed when the P// man took celtti ( ourt JKsai. \ t fh-i :ce those who would love to blacken Coach 972E47M &fIl"e,"E St vc's luistr t hose people say things are too good to ' I be true or doubt that he can really graduate 70 percent of UF football players. You know those people, the annoy- Ig pessimists who always complain about missing four poits on an exam when they set the curve with a 96 It's those people who like to take the air out of our lofts drealus and bring us down to earth. When one con- curried Gator ieininded us that our quarterback legend never graduated, out hearts sunk. It couldn't be true. Our Image of Coach Steve was blemished. But there's an explanation (whew). Quarterback Spur rio r didn't graduate while he was here in the'60s but came back to g t his degree in 1981. Coach Steve, U F's filst andi IIVIesman Top[hy winner, had to miss two pressure leads to dishonesty weeks of school during his senior year to attend several SEC banquets across the country to collect kudos for winning As a former UF student and AlInator sports so ter I get a feeling of diw vu every time I read about 0 ." Davd Aft/cr the ficisnan Trophy - the annual award for the best col scandals regarding the Gatmr football team loge football player Although the Cators went F-2 in 1436, and 8- -1 in SPORTS TALK When he retu rneId from the trip, he had been kicked 1969, alumni were upset [hat Coach Ray Graves hadn't out of two classes forunexcused absences and given fail won theall-important Southeastern Conferercechan Every time I read about Watergate or lrangnt, I I pinship The think of the sports scandals at UF and realize I>t inct grades. Spur ner took those courses again and passed alimni forced Graves to resign atter I the 1%9 season and hired Doug lDckey, who had led d ishouesty and hypocrisy are not confined lo pI[II then, only three credits away from a teaching inter but lenies see to a pair of conference championships As soon as (he Gator football team got ofi pro hon Ship. he dropped out of school to play for the San Fran- Despite Dickey's reputation as an ethical ooach, in a few years ago, Athletic Director Bil Arnla rgr cisco l9ers 1976 the Gators offered a football-track scholarship dogged for an opportunity to play in a bowl gime In 1981. Spurrier came back to UF. He took two cor to Baker County senior Houston MeTear, who didn't despite a record of 65. respondence courses, used his coaching experience as in- even manage to graduate form high school Florida's recent 34-7 loss in a second rate bowl ternships and earned a degree in physical education The reason was obvious McTear, one of the fastest gives me a small amount of sadistic glee, but Ti sprinters in the world, might have helped the Gator much No one but myself seems to object to the Gators While a lot of people may be criticizing him for taking football team win the coveted SEC championship pathetic actions in recent years. 18 years to get his degree while demanding that his stu- McTear didn't come to UF, and Dickey remained In my first year at UF. 1966-67, Steve Spurner was dent-athletes graduate, we think it takes guts A lot of underconstant pressure to produce an SEC champion the starting quarterback for the football team and a guts And it commands respect. This 10-year professional Although he had a wining record, Dickey was fired seniorat Ul Spurner signed a lucrative contract with athlete-turned-coach left his job to go back to school. before the last game of the 1978 season the San Francisco 49ers, lasting 10 years in the NI1 He was replaced in 1979 by Charley before becoming - what else' - We say to Pell, who had a coach hell with the pessimists and, "Go get 'em broken NCAA recruiting rules at Clemson, a team So now it is 1990, and Steve Spurrier has been Coach Steve." that would win the 1981 college championship. Pell hired as the Gaters' new head coach. It's fitting that managed to get the Gators and Clemson on NCAA a dumb, but successful, jack should become head probation. rran at a university that makes Richard Nixon and Making The Gators went 9-1-1 in both '84 and '85, proof [he Reagan gang look ethical by comparison progress that cheating pays off The Gator Boosters gave Char- Monday was much more than a day free from class. By ley Pell a $28,000 car as a going-away present, proof David Miller is a UFgradtate who is still trying to celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day, our campus and that dishonesty is rewarded and valued highly at UF get a Polish-Amnerican novel published community recognize the impact and importance of the T civil rights leader's struggle against bigotry and hatred. a The community has celebrated King's life for the past This is particularly distressing nere am two veterans on the Clinic article had when few years by holding marches and speeches. By continu- you consider bhat this article executive board of the Florida is fighting to save the women's Federation of College Republicans ing the many celebrations again this year, the holiday grammar errors clinic, [ ask that Yen and your-copy gains more respect. John Titkanich, our secretry The more people realize the impact Editor: This tener is in regard ats chief, not to Inention your served in the elite Rangers of the King made on all of our lives, the sooner hatred and your article wrtten by Mike Car on reporters, keep an eye on these U.S. Army and I served as an as- misunderstandings will disappear. Jan 12. factual and grammnatical errors. sault vehicle crewman Many black leaders say the struggle is far from over First, it is only implied that ani ft. Gersidson If a conflict had arisen dung and they are right, But the positive impact the holiday Joyce Leggette is the president of 2MO our tours, we both would have been makes is a sign that ignorance is starting to be replaced. UF's National Organization for on the front lines. It was the ea Women, she is not really given that Republicans serve ample of men like George Buth title properly in the article in the military, too and Oliver North who inspired iu alligator Secondly, and more horribly, in to serve in the defense of our Editor the second column the article Editor: Robert Raulerson's comn- country, states that Leggette was "unable to Menary questronl the courage of Then is one question you won Lucy Chabot get fingers support." Republicans is ludicrous and uncalled trii Managing Editor include in your political Opinions Editor I was surprised at this. Not be- for game: if the American govenmen Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton cause invades she was unable to get the I graduated a semester early Nicaragua, UF's Collet Democrats will be found where. Letters Policy support of the Health Affairs As. from high school so I could join sociate Vice President LTr 0othe dio isu dr 20 al,Oooedt l-tiO (20o[t4.a) Tiy 0h0Md be Ken Finger, the United States Marine Corps They won't be found at all, no but because she was unable to ub, mesw i be 11111400 m yit. Instat ae u ha s f v get and serve my country. I was & in this county anyway. ines support instead of Fingers Ite .dictia.l nai elwe' . 37"4M54 Republican then and I'm a College Robet Chadi" support. Republican now. tuESDAY JANUARY i, 1990, AI-IA'MR, Senate to fill vacant executive posts Chemical fire damages Request to bring Roots author also will be voted on By ANTHONY LEDERMAN senators will Interview tonight Alligator Writer Former Senate President Pro Tempore Joe local bathtub producer Bazenas also resigned last semester because he noon 565.000 total damage Still rested from winter break, student senators By MIKE BRUSCELL bou graduated and will not re-enroll until his doctoral was done to the building are getting back to work tonight, ready to fill two Alligator Writer and equip- in the fall Recommendations for ment nsile, Williams said executive positions and handle anything else that program begins his position will come from senators comes up. at the meet- A chemical explosion and fire de- Gaiiesville Fire Inspe 'or Joe Par- ingbutSen Elizabeth Deibler already knows she Senate stroyed part of a local bathtub man- sesid flammable liquids, probably President Amira Trebincevic has wants the job scheduled the meeting with an agenda, an emer- utactunng plant and caused several acetone or resin, were ignited by an businesses tobeevacujied Monday, unidentified heat source, causing gency agenda and the possibility of a double This is my fourth semester in Senate." said Gainesville Fire Department offi the Both liquids are used to meeting. Deibler, who is the current chairwoman of tire cials said manufacture fiberglass tubs "Because of the three day weekend, we don't Senate's Budget and Finance committee "It's a know what's going to be going on in there," position Nve always looked up to " The explosion occurred at about Although most of the chemicals Trebincevic said. 10 45 a.m at Southpoint Baths, 2933 in the building were toxic, the heat No bills are scheduled tobe heard, but Senator Senators must choose both an interim student NE 20th Way, said Assistant Fire front the fire dissipated them to un Ross Bilbrey will ask to pass a special funding body treasurer and a new Senate president pro Chief Richard Williams The fire was harmful levels, Williams said request by the Black Student Union to brng tempore during the 7 p m. meeting. put out in 14 minutes and no juries "the smoke that was released n Root author Alex Haley to UF in February for Former Student Body Treasurer Alan Levine were reported the air might have been a little toxic, Black History Month. resigned in December because he accepted an Businesses on Northeast 20th but it dissipates pretty quickly he internship in Orlando and could not do both jobs, The bill had passed last semester, but Irvine Way were evacuated for about 30 said His term would have ended next month when vetoed the bill for technical, legal reasons, minutes and firefighters closed the Williams said a belt used to heat the winner of this semesters student election Bilbrey said. He said he expects the rewritten block where the fire was until about reson drums may have overheated takes over. He recommended three students that bill to pass

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-aM4 LBS am amn asun~afd-- -y Why did the clicen cuss the road? To get a copy of The Alligator 7t t MARCH HASTINGS mind, his canng attitude or his vision tor from page 3 from page 3 Hastings announced rhat vision includes defending have Comte too tar trie nially, politcally and lie said his purpose at the Rev Martin plans to enter the Florida women's nghts to abortions. 'A wom in's Not ially other King Jr inbute was to "lift the choice in this very moral issue is always "But we've come so far today that many of us memory of one of the world's greatest gubernatorial race Oct. her night," he said as the crowd cheered don't know who and what we are," he said 'Of leaders," but he focused instead on spe- the different cultures in America today, we are Lific poiical issues. 20, 1989. -lastings said he carried Alachua the only ones who try to integrate" Other cut- Politicians must recognize things such tures. he said, maintain their identity blacks but not by whites, who he said County in the 1970 Democratic pncmry as increases in prisoner population, the for the US Senate and that he expects o ie anniounted that although he does not 'have growing drung problem and the impending consider Hastings a carnal carry Alachua County in the 990 rar e r d problem" with inter racial manages, he be- loss of vital rivers and lakes throughout The U S Senate convicted Hastings of governor lieves they will weaken the black culture the state. lastiigs said conspinng to obtain a $150,000 bnbe and removed him from office October 20 He 'flow can we develop as a strong people imthis 'Are we doing all we can to make Dr to enter the race for country if we dilute our very own essence?' he King's dream a reality" he asked the announced plans Black Student Union member Cherry said "What we've got to do is learn to love crowd governor of Flonda the same day Celestine said Hastings would be a good candidate for governor but that she wasn't ourselves And when we learn to love ourselves, A true particpatory democracy, in Simmons said Hastings is respected by we will respect ourselves And when we respect which all rates work together to solve the black people for his efforts to uphold the sure he could overcome peoples preju- ourselves we will develop unity and strength " country's problems, only comes with ed- Constitution while he was a U S district dices and actually win the Demotratic Ihe crowd applauded as Simmons told them ucation, Hastings said TIhe only other judge, and because he is 'a fighter for nomination. the way to gain strong h is by owning land option is 'the divisive notion of the nch truth and justice "You cannot be free until you areeconomically get richer and the poor get poorer " Being impeached only means that he Student Senator Raymond Sweet said, happened Iree," he siid 'And if you don't control the land, William Simmons, student services as was fired, somethingwhich has 'Hastings gave a great speech and didn't you don't control anything " sistant dean and director of the Institute to many Americans, Simmons said. sugarcoat the tnuth"but added that he was Alligator Writer lisa Schmidt contributed to this of Black Culture, introduced Hastings as Hastings, upon reaching the podium, unsure that being a good speaker indi report a controversial figure who is respected by said that he had "lost his job but not his cated he would be a good governor

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i .5' (ta 4002 Newber Rd. IA n e -w of produce from South America 0 PnMonSat s amt -cosing No contracts Plan available By C. K. LEE particularly in California and in WE NOW HAVE 0TAN-THRU health lood stores across he 11 S Alligator Writer I thoc and xoht( loods are SWIl WEAR BY SOLARI PopevFoe IaS writii I ll ( ops Experience the ability to achieve and keep an rhere'sa treasure of the ancient of the incas ard worked with he ao1ng the as te gr wing m1ar knis today.' he said ALL OVER with Solar's New Incas hidden deep in the Andes Natinal Resei (t (ut I t idFer in Miami, TAN there's a store that arries 1O Mountains of South Amenca that [ify more than 70 South Amnitrcan TANNING SUITS dilterent friots and vegetables FOR MEN AND WOMFN intrigues Hugh Popence. director crops and to es ourage mrchits Somre tha to when I was a hov " ALLOWS PENE.TRATION OF UVA RAYS equivalent to wearing of international programs for UF to stock such foods as quIfoal t about 12 an SPF 10 lotion So much, in fact, that he wants grain, andi chenmrya. a frit and the stores only had it ereuit tyl S. - Completely opaque NON SEE TiRU to rhe human eye when worn to bring it back and share it with Van Crowder, a UIF professor of against the skin (wet or dry) the rest of the world Rut it's not agricultural ummuncation, has - Exciting high fashion itaban prints the lost people's gold or silver that tasted both "If wt i in gueeralt iutttret here GOOD FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TANNING. he's interested in - it's their gro- The grnoa is very high in pro for thee crops and work with their s ie Session 1 Month limited 2 Weeks Unimited cery lists tean and is usually served in a tasty these people to increase fasty and highly nutritious soup with other vegetables ind yield, this could be a very good I $50 $35.00 $25.00 1 fruits, grains and vegetables went meat," he said sirce of itc onto for a people who I FLrweC~for JS,tsaFxpPHONE06/ 2 virtually undiscovered for cenri- His favorite, though, is [he cher- really need it " Useless rools PHONi4E 372 7%S2 ries because Spanish Conquista- inwya such as potatoes and peatits Sur dores and subsequent upper "It's the tastiest frit've eve ivedsmear campaigns to beco me classes shunned them, Popenoee had," he said "It is very sweet, has staples of Anerntan die said. white flesh and black seeds 1They "To them it was the food of the mix the juice with milk I he 'It's iot like were unianiihar lower classes and Indians," he blender to create a milk shake-type with food from this area he said VVISMIM&W said. "Because of that they refused drink that is sometimes spiked lt'sjust a matter of getlang people to eat much themselves or export with rum Either way it is exel interested in these new varieluis the plants to anyone else." lent." Personally, [ believe tha if piople But today's merchants are be- Popenoe said the crops will ever lasted them they'd he hrnoed STUDENTS WITH SKIN ginning to stock the exotic foods, catch on with American COuP,-B - I knot I was " INFECTIONS HAlR AFFAIR-' First lime If you have a staph skin infection: * Wash N Wear 25 1 Prm Special 2 Earn up to $10000 plus free medication INPN 1c~~nst hal,"r lo I as by participating in a new antibiotic We Do Sculptured Nall study The Space Committee of theJ Wayne Reitz Union . . . . -...... Board of Managers is accepting applications for offi c WET CUTS $6! space in the J Wayne Retz Union Any registered student organization wishing to apply for office space N lN no SI Come to shouldpickupan applicatonforspacein room 315 of the Ri " Union and submit to room 3S no later than I. 1., --- an -p Student Health Service Screening 40Opm Friday Januarv2 1990 Clinic for further Information Members of the space committee are Veronica Smith (Commate Chair), Glana Thomton (Board of Managers Chair), Wade Riketson, Jason Rosenberg, Heather Stein, Dr Joe Regna and Dr. Vivian Correa

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The Attitudes Oates said his frustration w, ,i'd'im'rra- "A lot of times people come in and they amaand otten rt'uui mi Sore ribs Osfield said the call-in procedure will be Schwartz said the best way to improve cam- tors is a thing of the pas' I I \ ,iproach choose not to identify themselves as disabled :1 lterini .it)Ii lhi FpeChiul problems expe scrapped next year when the financial aid of- pus is to prove the pope on campus And improved drastically with t He 'i a )Osted, because they think they can get by if they have n''I: I' di i'lw] periple t, the goal ol Lx tices move into the new student servies build- the best way to do that is education he said something like a 40 percent disability," said - M te iuiii l'oplt. .oursedesigned to increase ing being added to Peabody Hall "Edui aton leads to understanding,' sa i I{ Jones, who suffered a spinal cord injury when a Wmade "He is just great,'"Gates ilrtns ,ini iitierslandmrg ''I disabilities Administrators said accessibility it being ',chwart, said "I believe the attitudes are im"- he was 16. >rutcurseNudr'satdiceess-Schwtairt/IS> real effort to listen and comply > mary good i watched closely .t he Peabody Ha]] addition proivinlg over the years, but we still have a long things have happened ind'' ken Iustield 'The thmng is, if they don't tell the university iitv I ishrd '1 'I'LIIne, Ces' mulJ4.h attain and in ihe other nine projects that will be under way 10 go in educating the faculty and staff so 'There are alot ofgood things at ' : 2rmabler! about their disability and at some point it iiia usualy get lbirlv high accessibility, construction on campus in the next few we car, continue improvingthe attitude toward people - becomes a problem ierfenng with school, > > w"'Uw 1)4. 'tIC> , :>chwartz said months Oversights ol the past are being used individuals with disabilities " then they might run into sonic trouble," Jones c\tMallyes,Ii [ hut'smostl bit urwno wodlisibilitese in The I'"good things' at UF are as lessons for thetluture, a rend lowndes finds Bad attitudes and misunderstandings Carnbe said. I where visually impaired student tt ngetatid to ILL, Say > iih un arc in a wheelchair, but pleasing barrier, as real and imposing as inaccessible recordings of textbooks, and ['i ieo' [)on, a vhavem n-~rupper body strengil, There are 'There's one thing hat's always beenipor- buildings Attn and history majoriames Gates voice-activated computer I I alst hires "Like if they're vision-impaired, but it only goI'g to be pLnus you can go lhat I can t tant to me -- handicapped people should have said it took him three years, three administra- and interpreters ad tu:1ds two happens wben they're under stress, then they 11 arger ,nbLem is the Wijnking behind notetakers 1 the access to an education,' Lowodes said tors and one dropped semester to figure out could have a legitimate problem with a test. h' sad ''e neced to be totally cogilildt handivans which drive disabled students 'They need the opportunity because they're hoIW a blind student could succeed at UF But they never told anybody at student services 'le ne'ds iii disabled people IDhe newer around campus not going to be able to work in any type of Gates, 22 had problems with field'sds two about the condition You car, see how that buildings can be built to the letter and spirit 0t physical labor or at Mclonald's or something predecessors - problems which pushed him Some disabled students preler to DaCe the might be a bad thing the law, and there will still be sonme flaws " "fThey need that education If they don't have to drop an 118-hour schedule last year daily challenges of college lute on their own Despite the risks, many students keep their "I could n't get student services to give me disabilities off their records Osfield said the PHOTOS BY a These students think UF can't ®n anything for reader to read (handouts and class packets) for them, so they don't even bother '0 tell admin- see *swrr.r, page 16 SUZETTE COOK me and they didn't know how to get me the istrators that they have a problem But law Accessibility Hot Spots The UF Committee on Disabled Persons compiled this list of accessibIlIty prOblems around campus. These 21 projects, spread throughout 17 buildings, don't represent all the barriers to disabled students. just the ones being looked at for correction now. Building Problem Etlnmsted Cst Project Status Aerospace Engineering Freight elevator conversion no estimate yet Under review Black Hall Freight elevator needs converSiOn $33,000 Under review Bryan Hall Freight elevator needs ConversiOn $60,000 Under review Chemical Engineering Freight elevator needs conversion $28,500 Under review Fine Arts Building Freight elevator needs conversion no estimate yet Under review Florida Gym Accessibility sign needed $600 Under review Holland Law Center Restroom needs renovations $7.000 Approved Lake Wauburg Overall accessibility $11,000 Approved Larsen Hall Freight elevator needs conversion $25,000 Under review Library East Restrooms need renovation $75,000 Under review Mechanical Engineang Freight elevator needs conversion $75,000 Under review James Oat,., a UF ju-. Norman Hall Computer tab accessibility needs imprcver1e- $3,500 Under review fider majoring itn Latin Nuclear Science Freight elevator needs conversion $75,000 Under review and history, reads 4 O'Connell Center New disabled entrance needed $25,000 Approved Virgil's Acne~d. For O'Connell Center Viewing panels needed to replace eyc-leve rails $4,000 Approved most students the Rogers Hall Needs wheelchair lift installed $25,000 Under review text I. 473 pages,. Rogers Halt Restroom needs renovations $5,000 Under review but Oat.' braill, ver- TIgert Hall Elevator call button too high $2,400 Approved sictn is 29 volumes _- Tigert Hall Wheelchair lift needs improvement $34000 Approved * total of about 4000 WellHallComputer lab accessbility needs improvemencr $3,500 Under review pages. Williamson Hall Elevator needs renovation $34,000 Under review ih,.XiGAIoR. rIES)AvJAtirARYte,1 1) BARRIERS from page 15

191 students registered as disabled is an inaccurate number, especially considering the broad definition of the classification which includes everything from blindness to ar- thritis to emotional disorders. "I know there are more than we have registered because I see stu- dents in wheelchairs on campus all the time who I don't recognize," Osfield said "A lot of them come in late in their academic careers, as juniors or seniors, and they want their independence Others have had a bad experience with admin- istrations and they go and do ev- erything on their on."

Osfield also said some students with disabilities try to escape the stigma of being lumped together with "people that have something wrong with them." It's an attitude that upsets journalism graduate student Rod Leonard.

"They're hurting other disabled students, and they're not doing PHOTOS BY SUZETTE C00K - ALLIGATOR themselves any good." Lonard, The Florida Renegades gather for a team huddle before a game during the weekend. The 30. said. "You have to say 'Yes, I Renegades finished fifth in the tournament which boasted four NWBA top 20 team. have these problems.' It's the ma- the Renegades for more Right U F advertising junior Matt Sterling has been playing for ture attitude to have " than two years. we play them ' Leonard is confined to a wheel. BASKETBALL The NWBA traces back to the late 1940s chair by osteogensis imperfecta, a from page 15 when thousands of soldiers returned from disease he refers to as "lousy Europe and the Pacific in wheelchairs. Mem- bones." 1981 season ranked second in the nation. And bership grew again in the 70s, when Vietnam unlike their biggest rival, Nashville's Music tripled the number of players He said disabled people need to City Lightning, their "The reason the be recognized and active, and one on-the court success NWBA got where it's way to do that is through groups was not aresult ofa big 'e P're notj ust things in a at is because of Viet- like Physically Limited University budget nam when all these Students - which he said has a "We lost two of our chair, we're real people young guys came woefully low membership. best players in the last feelings. home disabled, but two years because with reaI they still wanted to be I go to a PLUS meeting and I other teams could pay active" Schwarz said. - Matt Sterling It's just now getting to see Hor 15 students out of, what, them more money and hundreds? Sometimes I get more the teams aren't let them play against UF advertising major where upset with disabled people than the better competition, - all Vietnam veterans groups that are supposed to be because they are get- Jones said them," Leonard said. ting older." helping The Lightning beat the Renegades three "Sometimes they have the attitude times on the way to a national championship Sterling said the sport is another way dis- that all the things in the world last season. The defeats did not sit well with abled people can prove they aren't fragile and should be there for then." UF advertising major Matt Sterling, also a they aren't inhuman starter. "If you want things in this world "We just want to kick their butts so bad," 'We're not just things in a chair, we're real you've got to fight for them and Sterling said "We get real pumped up when people with real feelings." advocate for them. It's that simple." copr mTk* ??????????????????????????????????7?????????????I????????????????????????? N.ipy Houi 4M10"lPE -J 99t Drnks -3 '0 $2.95 6Ooz pitchers DO YOU WANT TO EARN -4 -0 inW. Unw.U2nd Noor-U Penn) -.4 -3 -3 - - EXTRA MONEY SPRING SEMESTER? '3 $1 71 01 ?fl????? ????????????????????????????????????fl???????????????7?? t ONF

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Car M/F nes 3 ni to Shands 5 molease Ok walk 10 UF Call 375 6394 yard No dora Call Sharon 375-0219 in quiet SW 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bale Condo Washer, Stereo SpecialisTS 3215 NW 13 St 3/2 home W/ wash/dry micro A many 1 18-5 5 Leave message 1 17- 5 extras dryer micro N/S Avail Now $200/mo 2070 4 30 75 6 wi two vet students 375 3118 I 184 5 Call 335 3869 1 19 4 5 F n/s 10 share fer/Is2 ba quiet condo in Studious M N/S needed for HOUSE I Own CAN STEREO SPECIALISTS Is the old- OWN ROOM Mobiles Fenrced yd Pe0(0k Mill Run near Campus $1O/mO + 1/2 util bdrm $140/mo , I/3 util 2 miles to TF, Walk 10 UF. room for rent in house across eet best end loweal priced car stereo MF serious student & uil Erik Pool. lund A micro Call 336 4763 1 quiet NW area cat Cell 373 2078 1 -17 $125/mo ronmhe Oon DOM $200 a month plus 1/3 store In town 372-2070. 2201 NW 13 St. 4-5 376 0579 1 9-5 5 utilities, call 373-6040 ask for Scott 1- 4 30-75 6 2vrnnts, responsible ig house Duckpond 22-5 5 Female roommate wanted to shor* fur- area all appliances, pool priv/pki, Rockford, Fosgat. Yamaha, Pioneer, house 10 min walk w/rerlall 2 blk to UF $275/Mo share suil nished 2bedroom M/F NIS to share 3 BRIS ba poolside Infinity, Kicker, Code Alarm The geal MOONSTRUCK from IF $295 IS ulI ta)dIvidad by 2 371-2556 1 16 3- condo micro wash/dry Must be neat, Car Slerlo inelallers In town Car St.- Disordered In mId, supposedly affected 376 S592 (h) 392 9113 Of lss by he Influence of the moon, crazed, luma studious but fun $190mro BOB 336- rotoGo 375-1034 4 30 756 Share a 3bdr home in SW area Great 4015 1 194$5 tic, dazed 0o you ha, any of those M/F N/S own bed/bath with washdry study atmosphere but NO geoks allowed in 2 single beds w/ pinewood $75 each I $200/mo neg + 1/3 Irl Call Michelle 336 *ymptem.? quiet NW condo Serious student pre I -S-3 5 FREE Roomrrale Mstching till Friday Nishiki 10-speed $175 $250 New Dennis 7245 1 1 s 5 erred, call 378 0923 1 19 5 5 Jan 19 for anyone needing a place Ia 376-3596 1 1? 7 6 Roommate Needed M? NS Ior 3bdr'2ba move into large, selection available Sn/s rmot to share large turn master br Brandywine female wanted 10 she olor Rental Finders% 0 IF Plaza * 336 RUGS AND CARPETS Alfordable rem house toceted Smiles from campus urgently Sparrow Condo $125/mo splil unit w/o bdrm $150/mo . 13 utilities 9349 1 19 4 5 nmants lor your dorm or apartment We do avail pool tennis clubhouse 332 0451 Washer/Oryer $180/mo A/3ulilies Call needed Musi leave area call Liz at 373 375 8189 1 19 5 5 livert Ray's Rugs 535 SW 4th Ave Gregg 1 16 5-. 2597 1 1 3 5 Moonstruck 377-5265 6 blocks E of campus 2 6-20 Disordered in mnd supposedly affected WLair atqS by the moon crazed lunatic dazed NEW SHOP Do you have any or these symptoms? 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Shor- $1300 or $850 and $750 individually Call YakiA bike racks far car $125 Pbo Cnll * HPI Price same or lower [tan mart 5 00 332 1142 You will save money 1 wood, and more We Best All Pricesi 3)7 2263 eve bes Awesome shape I/ 1506 1 17 5 6 order Systems below include Imb 0omb 16 2 6 3S-3154 4 30 69 6 clean 1 1 / 5 a l2fms, graphics morilor, MC 28612 At MOST NEW Art Deco black laquer $1195 Packard Bell $1295 MC 308s 4 rims 2 months old 16x ?, Amer Ra- CLARION 870zrt car casseltoodamo. used, Scooter HondatEipross SR 50 New tire, bedside 'able A dresser matching coffee $1495 Norringale 3aszo $2299 PB 286 in0 , polished lip, black mesh CTR Sivg fmos warranty loll dolby aps metal alu tune up, very reliable, excellenI Condi- I side tables bkist table? chairs 177 .apTop wihd A battery $1999 CompuAdd pattern, $520. oo, call Clark after pr at roreverse sep bass/treble 5150 obo lion $320 332 5268 evenings I I-S-b 2/62 1 16 4 6 0 wI 20mb A graphics monitor $970 1 336 8430 1 22 5 5 335 3604 1 19 3 6 . 3 year warranties Onse warranie HONDA C 500 TURBO Excel cond , all Canon F 30mm with Sunoak 544 ihyristor Panasonic 1180 printer $185 HP Laser Everlasi /01 punching bag Nintendo Dorm idge only Isemste old 3 1Cu t serve records, call Jimmy 376 2637 day Flash and lensesal in minicondition$350 Jelpip $1049 4110 SW 34th ST 308W game system range racqel $25 each Sell Or $90 Call 378 4082 Ask or Mar 335 9340 eve $2195 ob I 119-5-6 obo 336 8271 Adam 1 17 5 6 Univ Ave 1 22 7 6 VCR $50 Must seli Call Carlos 330 1607 garet 1 IS 2 8 1 22 5 6 1987 HONDA ELITE 00, with helmet runt For sale queen size waveless caumvbed Under $100 each win palform bed Wi Practically new 3 II2 cubic loot refriref good one owner, $700 or beet offer, call w/padded frame & heater $150 obo Call mattress double A Triple dressers, desk KENWOOD SO wall stereo rack system otr to be sold $120 megotiable John 335 378 0189 ask for Mike or leave meassfe Angie 236 6567 or 375 155 leave mes dinnone set, riner Call eves 375 6450 phono luner, amp, E, dbl csiete deck 1283 1 23 5 6 1 19 5 a sage 1 16 1 6 1 19-5 a & speakers $500 3F1 3127 task lor Ken) 1 18 3 6 rae moped 1498 Cipper Ski Equip K2 skis wtyrolia bindings model Sipe- 4s Parallel Bars by Spirolirler for sale 5 Plece drum set Pearl While 160cm Salomon boota like new Sxoi lad rate gas tank from oil tank. Exc cord $40 Call size waterbed 373 5398 1 17 5 6 Coashr ide excicord Quick peddle hi Oueen with headboard, 12 size 7, set $250 of will spli' up 335 9967 $350/obo Call 335 9219 Greal ranspor- het $450 Crag 3/4 9635 [msg 1 19 5 drawers underneath heater and padded ration 1 17 3 8 4 drawer solid wood desk I Ike new con 6 rails $100 obo 336 4020 IVmsg 1 19 4 6 dtion $40 Please leave message 336 7 REAL ESTATE 1985 Honda 850 Nighlhawk Greal Condi 4207 1 1 ? 5 6 Waterbed queen mnrrored hdbd heater tion Lois of extrasl Askrng $1200 Call COMPUTER $150 oba also Antigua dresser Bill 371- PRIME UF LOCATION Carlos a 330 1607 PC XT compatible B40k ram 20 reg Packard Bell 206 2mhz 40mb hard 7801 1 22 5 6 15 Room House Fully Renledi Earn hard disk 2 Iropy dives monchrome drive 5 25 1 2 floppy 3 1 1 44 floppy while you learn sad/or linv.lifrslr- 1983 SUZUKI 1100G Sport Tour excellent Monitor $925 Accessories available 1mb ram vga hi as color monitor, yr 3 way top 01 line loudspeakers ferrofluin ally Good Condl 378-5*52 1 31 17 7 condition 4 K miles $1950 OBO 373 3/4R486 1 -6 4 6 warr 4 mihs on sire $1 795 call 335 sWOeO t2n poly woofer lone controls last 3129 1 19 4 8 T300 1 31 13 6 year a model Will selt al cost cal 377 Real Eslate Licensing Course, Sat only CAR ALARMS installed rmore control 6957 1 18 36 12 30 6 30, 7 day crash course Feb 12 any car truck or vaI frlly guaranteed will Ten sgeed bicycle for sale Ladies Ross Real Esate Appaiser slart Feb 27 The 9 AUTOS demo Simmons twin bed, mrIress and boxsr Florid Cerer 371 2787 1 30 10 7 Call 336 9193 Su dent 1v message COMPUTER kaypro rg Esc condition Call 177 1192 80 turbo PC 20 meg 1985 Chrysler Laser */c emit., case 2 2S 34 6 HD I dual fioppin g mOnner Wordperfect 1 17 3 6 lbdr/lba Condo for rent Lease or WI op auto trans, alarm sys. hatchback W/ Sun i Lotus I etc $1100 Bargaini Call 335r Fender Strat Plus lion to Buy Washiridrysr Hook up shield, 56000 mIs. many new parts BIKE tou, do Irance champion adjusting 0208 1 19 3 6 335 3972 1-18-8-9 t9e miri condition Inth maple neck $301/mo Call Sue at 372 5375 1 26 8-7 $4300 obo reflectors James bond quick view mirror Comes with hard shell case $550 Call For Sate 1977 NOVA good condition 335 possible mach I speed uTtO sp $S0 371- Mike 273 905 1460 l*AV+message 1-16 5- 438? 1 1836 HP 4 1 CX WiAdvantage pack Perfect 8 MOTORCYCLES for science or cng students Complete wl TREK 640 12 sod 53? ltes 700 wheels 1989 Camaro perfect cord I-Tops. pw da all instructions less Than I year old A 24 r rame I25 or set diamond cluster sale price 89 Puch Magnum Xl Moped new, red and pS, pb. ac, cruise. tilt, am/fm cass VO. Raltiih 10 Spd OR $250 value 1or only $120 Call 371 8714 hubs Alloy Crank service merchandise catalog $1000 will bik painI, mags now piston, overhaul $69 376 /372 1 1 7 4 Leave message 1 22 4 5 Sspd Sky blue or silver Asking $9000 or h sel tor $500 obo 335 9967 1 22 5 6 $250 OBO Steve 336 1450 1 17 5 9 best offer Scoti 335 5131 1 1B 6-9

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HI aHand a OysSay 4 w 1Ielr 350cc BUY IT. SELL rr. FIND rr. 'rw tires, JomIt roe cage $1000 Brar' 3/ 6509 Also for sale horse rarer $600 Alligator Classiieds allow products, services, jobs, etc to be listed in a 'directory to make it easier for readers to find your ad A simple form WA I F Ht LEOU EN SIE weater $/0 explains the step-by-stop manner in which to place an ad and will help 336 1914 1IS 56 you determine the cost Our Classified Advertising staff will be happy to advise you Princeton high ras color moior and ra phc s card l ogitec mouse never used Alligator Clasilleds may be placed In a number of ways: Grad Id most gei, oiers Consi 135 III 1546 18 5 5 cheva 1 i you have a valid Mast,,card or Visa, you can place your ad by

THEK 12 speed racing bke *rh water telephoning 373-FIND between 8 00 and 4 00 pm bottles am d too bag F celiori Condilion used oily TiV 1 ons Call 395 9835 1 2 You can mail your Alligator Classified form (with check, money order 22 7 6 or Mastercardisa information - no Cash, please) to I0In I HP 28 S Like new Manuals inicuded Alligator Clasifiede MuSl setI changed major $160 negolia PO Box 14257 ble Call 335 4192 leave message 1 1 7 4 6 GainesvilleI FL 32604 I a . BEDS BEDS BEDS 3 You can place your ad in person by coming to our office at 1105 W Dressers Chest Bookcases Sofas TV UniversilyAve,beweenSamand4pm,weekdays Ourtrained,fnend- carts Enslorainmet cenrerS and more at ly stal will be glad to help you Wilt your ad rhe lowestprices inGainesville 371 4422 uias Discount 1421 NFE Ave 4 You can place your ad in person at one of The Alligators convenient 2 2 16 6 'remote" locations

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Waterbed kiogsia reg matlress head 8 am - 4 pm board liner heater excellent condition $100 Call 331 7678 eves 1 17 9 6 Medical Bookstore, Shlnds 8 am - 4 pm OFICE USE ONLY For Sale $1100 Worth of A D A D gaming ROtt Union, Cashiers Oflicer a am - 9 pai materials to be sold as one package MosT Noon - 9 pm cable Ito items like new $100 obo Call 3359315 Ass ByI 1 19 5 6 Noon - 5 pm CA*SIICATIoNI (Oia. -m -IV COMPUTE RS Please use Mis form to place Alligator Classgief, Pleas Xt FROM $479 follow these -1 F" att FunMish" _11 (Cele fl* ATFqOM $69 instructions exactly Be careml to include .v.ything youwish to say. Re- 3 -2 Far sant uniurnlssd 12 CALL 372 5145 quest for changes after the ad has bean ordered must be consldared a _3 aping PR,iMP. -- Meba liae. Fe, Aentilai. - I 18 4 nw advnrd.ment THERE CAN BE NO REFUNDS On1 CREDITS Sn. *s*n ml* I abeVs ,a AFTER PLACING THE AD. In dhe event of an error. The A/ganor Is *Oev. .00 is CO PLAYER, 199, or car installaion. responsible ONE V for ft FIRST insrton. Do not - foreign language, , RseESIe almost ruewi Musi tell 376- 17 Cannstles, $125 Call doute.enendms. or manner of addreuswhich Kidndaies it addressee _. eiaele.- 'fay *40 1022 - 19-5-6 a"" to a Mird party The acepn of payment With advarisNg copy does Ridte --- , holes MOPED - Puch bought new in Wf. only not consdtut. a blndng agrees.nt on the W- 4of T. MWpwWdWn ,, tald Last I Feces t sa .0 daN 1500 Mi, excellent cond , $450 So Flh*Aftaworn publlsh .aid copy Th.laioponaVWFia AAl is SOne$ r.,ns Mhe right to act as a sole judge of ft sutabilky of any advar- *du~ besO Pleas. cal 378 3739 anylirme 1-19-5-6 Addearrd ii. dISMgoopyauboithmd Ip~ bofat W dndr . tergtt odtWrnls., KING WATEABED delux head board wa deay, or rectany adnrelang copy .ubuintd. mirror. lamp A shelf, padded railings. $175 neg 332-3243 --lif-S - - m - mmu TUESDAY JANUARY 16, 1990, MAnCAT.R, 21 AUTOS AUTOS SERVICES TYPING SERVICES HELP WANTED Toyota Corolla SR -01 Sspe d ac 1962 Honda Accord 4 dr . Spd ac, are. AAA STORAGE Typing $1 00 Re min $5 00 Reports BAL.OONACY ia looking for guys and am/tm CS, 82,000 mIs excel engine rso.4000 Mile. Asking $2500 olo Car Close to UF Convenient Theae whatever Grad School P T List gals with hot bods for stripper posuionS $17500*373-1265 1 184- can be seen or campus by callng at 30- 4.4x4 Its/mo WCS 917 NW I31t 373 9872 4 30 75 Earn big bucks tor very lIttle effort 1021 9433 1 22 S 9 lxax8 $25/mo 12 W University Avenue I 16 5 13 AUTO INSURANCE SAVE 6$ at orange A 533 SW Ind Ave 377-1771 blue insurance it butler plaza we care call Honda Civic DX 1918 5-speed, A/C, 4 30 75 11 CATOR TYPING mowed S lowered prices Part-time school helper wanted weekday us 1sI377 CARS of 377-2277 1-25-109 stsr, cassetle Excellent condition 28K Loser printer Resumes $12 A up Page mornings 8 30 12 30 for S yr old child miles $7050 0ID373-3129 1 19 49 discount avail Days *S ees 3'3 4564 who is physioly 'i W'll Sopup' 980 Robblt, auto ,ac, arhnfm cass , ** GATOR MOVING ** 1 31 17 Fit ion Im 375 8946 Wk FulliServ Mov/StoragePacking 392 10'A1 1 22 tinted wimdows, runs good, mant records 9 13 DaysEvss avail $980 377 3257 leave ao 1 17 4 10 WANTED itemmidse Full Long die LOOK A LETTER GRADE BETTER Use Tin. Harry/il I374 4791 4 30 75 11 styles fonts graphics proofreading & ed EARN $100 MONTH 1987 Chev Spectrum Red, AC, AMfM Local Arlis needs GOLD Gems, Class 'Ting PC Lab 1 IaUuI 372 6500 'I1 Cassette, Auto. 40.000 Miles. Runa Es Rings ETC Top $ of trade Ozzie Fine SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * lee 5 12 For your plasma donations Our rully au cellent Asking $5,300 090 378 4050 Jewelry 373-9243 4 30 75 10 sons a oarding * woodser facilities * iomated system is saler and laser than after 5-pM 1 17-4 9 hay rides * parties a sales * working MICRO CENTER/ Typing 338 4935 Full manual centers Air condilioned * Spe * Call lot appoint COMIC BOOKS weintedi students occupied 465 3224, 375-8080 S sell service computing Typing slarls @ cas bonus with this ad For Sale 1957 Pontiac Grand Am LE I want 'obuy your comics IWill trade only 4 30 75 11 150/pg * Resumes $6 o Sell seraide ment loaded. good cond must eill studentil 11 YOU went to Call Mark 378 3029 alter resumes * 52 0hr * /page [Laser Alpha Plasma Center 332-6750 Iv message 1-23-709 7pm 1-22 -10 Typeset graphics * Sp.ll check * these, MF930530 Sal930230 *SUNBELT MOVING* 9 SW 141 Se 379 9204 ProlessionSl Moving/Packing A Supplies * papers * special characters a employ 0982 Honda Accord 4 dv Sepd, ac ate Ment databases * malmerge * training 1 31 1-13 o, 84000 miles Asking $2500obo Car 1 Item Hous. flwil Local/Lng dial Lie/Ins 11 SERVICES Priced for Studentsi Marty 375 MOVE 4 WordPerfect specialist Visa/MC t 22 can be seen on campusbycingat395- Saleswomen L men T0 pursue student 30 75 11 7 12 9833 NW Mii storage at 1-75 a NW 39th Ave compute; services market Good corlis near Oaks Mall area, 5 x 5 to 10 9 20 from Pickup/Del Typing and wordproc near sione a beneits PC Lab 17 & Univ 372 1963 Toyota Corolta R/c. tinted windows. $20 10% disc to students 332-517 4 ONE STOP DENTISTRY campus Dependable quality service 8500 I 1-4- t3 9 new paint, Lans and brakes, am/tm 30 75 11 Accepting new pts, eefog Reasonable rates 24hriday Call Carol cass, eokel mage, alarm $3200 obo 376- Adult dean,g $28. cild $1 373 4484 1 31 11 12 Computer Dept at Florida Book Store is 4889 lv msg I-1 9-5-9 4)Wisd to $325, (3)Wiod tee 5250, rooking for lechnical and morning sales BREAD II ROSES (2)Wind tee $200 help Experience wilh IBM compatilbe BMW 1082 320' AfT AiC sunrooi Enke' N'"ous Oxide Accept MC V, AE 13 HELP WANTED sotiare and/or hardware re Appy after mags removeable stfo. silver metallic ABORTIONS Valid only with coupon, up 10 4 people Tuesday Jan18 1 16 3 13 w/black lesatheteltt $6700 376-0784 1233 NW 10h Ave H T Gonseuh, DS, 372 0H21 Typist after 5pm) 1-22--9 372 164 1 31 17 1' Babysitler wanted in My SW horne Re MWOVISA/insurance Computer literate person needed to help sponaime, loving person to care for I8 Free Prgnncy Test type Alligator declassified on Tuesday A mae baby References required Call Is It True You Can fuy Jeeps for $44 Thursday, 4 6 30 pA Must be depend- through th, US Government? 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Presidential Task Force To Study UF's Quality of Life for Blacks Hispanics . Q Interim President Robert A Bryan has this campus" He added, "This task force Student Financial Affairs, and Loie appointed a task force of eight students is not just window dressing tit search for Gamble, receation PuI rlll '~I'C xl ~~ a and eight faculty members to examine the short-term solutions-this task force has Poltical science graduate student qualitv of life for Black and Hispanic long-range goals with a commitment to Russell Benjamin. a task force appointee, 0 ert aly d maidf oda' bd yQ.warl d ill wate oficil siot!', and 'mal,[ i l 'I students at the University The Qualty of solve whatever problems we find ' hopes the group can 'make lite a ht bet- udes luls al a te call 3 01'a r0 mdi,'at Life Task Force will meet for the first time Dr Gonzalei said the task force is unique ter for minority students "' The (Jnver- today at 3 30 p in in Room 202 Tigert because of its wide focus and consideration sity is doing a good job ot recruiting Bryan has charged the group to review of the problems of HiSpant students 'W minority students Now we need to find the status of Blac and Hispanic students have been given the freedom and auton- additional sources for fellowships and Nominations Open and to suggest specific ways the Uiver- ornyto look at every part of the nstintion, other financial aid, said Benjamin sity can enhance their success Results of and this very broad charge is unique Alsem Other student members of the task ton e the review and recommendations are to even though hspanics re the fastest-rw- include senior Diego Mortl punors For LAS Teaching, be presented in a wntten report to mcom- ing miot up in the nation and Flor- Alexandria Stewart, Saidy Bannaga, 2g a ing President John Wirtbard by April 15. ida as one four states with the largest Rnstana Oliver, Betsy Gardner and Patrtk Advising Awards College of Education professors Simon Hispanic populations, Hispanics are not C hesley: and graduate student Juan Vitah Johnson and Gerardo Gonzalez will co- alwa seen as a group having special The task force meeting is open to the Nomination forms for this seinester's public College of Liberal Arts and Sciences chair the task force ra s Said Gonzalez Dr Johnson described of the task force, in ad- Teaching and Advesin Awards am the task force as Faculty members different from past task forces because and Gonzalez, include available today through riday, 9 dition to Johnson a mn to "we have a commitment from (Vice de 3 pin., an the Turiaton Hallcoutrtylard Presi- Vivian Correa, education; Isis Carbalal dent for Student Affairs) Dr Sandeen and Garcia, associate general counsel, Careth E n awards 500 each will be Uni- givn. Nominations, which can be made Interim President B an to really et at Schmeling, classics; Jackie Resnick, A~Mu students, alum, faculty, saff and and identify the problems of Blacron versity Counsehng Center, Joel Buchanan, parents of students, are due March 1 FCAMP&j4 To be eligible for the teaching awards, nominees must demonstrate excellence, Division of Human Resources Sets effectiveness and innovation in course TDDAY design and/or instrcton Normees for QUALITY OF LIFE TASK FORCE EE the advin aars m display ora- Seminars For Supervisors, Employees ING to discuss life at UpF for Black and Hispamic students, 3 30 p.m, 202 Tigert ton and outreach n advising The Division of Human Resources is of. For 'publc contact" employees who deal Nomination forms CALENDA16 OF THE COAST Rea are also available employee training sessions this se- with customer relations Covers commun- fearing Chmate and throu the College office in 2014 Turlin- with customers, resoly- Growth Reords frm Mollus mester in a vanety of subjects Each train- icating positively Shells; lecture by Dougas S Jones, Divi- ton, te Alpha Phi Omega service booth ing session will be in 451 Stadium and is coistomer complaints and handling the located between the HUB and Turlington, sion of Natural S Ience, da Museum of limited to 20 participants. Those interested ificult customer and 358 Little. For additional information, Natural History, 3 45 p m., 211 Bartram in attending a session must call Joella 'YOU ARE WHAT YOU COMMUNI- BRASS RING, professional brass quin- call the LAS office, 392-2230 Sey, 392-4626, to reserve a seat Employ- CATE-10am to3pm., Jan.18, Feb 27 tet, 8 15 p in, University Auditonum approval from their imme- ees must have or Mar 20. To assist all employees in Tickets at University Box Office, 10 30 a in diate supervisors to participate. Sessions Financial Aid Help becoming more effective conummcators, to 6 p in weekdays are as follows including discussions of communication WEDNESDAY Sessions EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED bamners, non-verbal communication, hsten- Thru Feb. 8 'PRECIPITATION AS A SOURCE OF The Office of Student Financial Affairs 10 KNOW ABOUT SUPERVISION-9 ing skills and conflict resolution a m. to 4 p.m , Jan 25, Feb 14 or Mar. 14 NUTRIENTS for Epiphytes in Tropical is conducting help sesmns through Feb. Cloud Serestes7 sermaresponsonrd bythe 8 for students needing For the new supervisor or a refresher course assets an con- Botany Department.withenneth Clark plet financial aid forms. for experenced supervisors, Includes time Faculty Sup port manageimef, supervesory communuabins, of Sarasota's Mane Selby Botanical Gar- %trkihops will be held at 7 p m at dens, 4 p.211 Bartram the following locations on these dates performance appraisals, discipline and computing Center motivation. JEWISH SCHOLAR JONATHAN Jan. 17-nooms 361-363 Reitz Union, SARNA lectures on "The Strugle to Jan. 29-Hume Hall Lobby Jan. HOW TO SUCCEED AS A SUPERVI- Offers Grad Hours 'reserve American Judaism 19th etury 30-Tolbert-W*aver Rec Room, Jan SOR-10 a in. to 3 p.m., Jan 31, Feb. 20 Strategies and Their 20th Century [in- 31-Beaty Towers TV Room, Feb or Mar. 22. For employees with no pre- The Faculty Support Center for Co- puting is open evenings and Sunda this pkcations" 8 pi, Gannett Auditonum 1--Broward Hall, Feb. 5-Graham Area vious supervisory experience. Explores FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE LECTURE, management semester to graduate students and their Lobby, feb 6 -Murphree Area Com- fundamentals of personnel 'The Scientist As Piest," by associate ro mons, Feb 7-Jennings Hall, Feb and focuses on communications, counsel- faculty advisors for thersi and dissertation pre aration fessor Fred Gregory, Department of 8-Rooms 346-347 Rettz Union. ung, employee assessment and the chang. tory, 8 .1, McCarty Auditorium For more information, call Student ing waikt me. Te Center, located in 2215 Turimgton, isoen Mon through Thursday, to ART &CTURE by American painterJack Financial Affairs, 392-1275 EVALUATING EMPLOYEE PERFOR- Beal discussing his recent work and the afternoons om MANCE-9 a an to noon, Feb. 8 or Mar. 9. 10: p.m., an Sunday stle of Naturalism he develop in the lae For supervisor respect for a I9ess p m. Reitz Union Ballr pefomace of USP ime Shool Studen t American Judaism sored by lth r d e rn FACULY RECITAL, with sax honest formal performance appraisals and how B'whol wihR to 'use ithis redayt Servce should a schedule card o0 other verification nio Kandace Farell and pianist Clauda Kiel they relate to other management 815 pm' University Auditorium Is Lecture Topic futn cti ons rdfuate student status. For additional in- Internationally known Jewish scholar tion about the even program, call CONTINUING DEVELOPING YOUR INTERVIEWING Jonathan Sarna will present a lecture on at 392fl49 after 7 p.m. a.m. to noon, Feb. 23. For the Center 25TH ANNUAL ART FACULTY EXHi- 'The Str es to Preserve American Ju- SKILLS-9 have attended the "Cer- BMON, features works of 21 UF art facul- dm I Century Strategies and Their supervisors who tified Employment Interviewe training. runs through Fb 11 in University 20th Century Implications" at 8 p im Galer, S 1thSt. 9ain Covers interview planning, rapport Participants Sought t5pm W'cdnssday in Gannett Auditorium. weekdsysI to 5 undaysCLP The ta is ofalecture series sport- establishment questi ning 9 ls, active listenig and interview conclusion. Far Body Fat Study CRA9[WToE CROAM1CS& SCULP- sored by the Cenrer for Jewish Studies TURE EXHIBIT, features work of six De- UNDER PRES- and co-ponsoned by the ofd Re- I WORK BETTER The Center for Exemrse Science is partment of Art graduate students, con- SURE-10 a.m. to 3 Pa, Feb. 13 orMar ligion and the GAinewlle Appeal. Seeg healthy female volunteer aged tues through Jan. 31 in Focus Gallery, 15. To assist all employees in defining and is wh for a free bod composition 302 Fine Arts Building C, 8 to 11:45 a.m. International Education recognizing stress and learning toreduce analysis. lees wilbe tested for and I to 4:45 pm wee and cope with it. body composition and body fat using PHOIUJOURTNALSM 1 '1BmON by Telecnference Thursday TlME IS ON YOUR SIDE-9 a.m. o several measuring methods, including Eric Breitenbach, displays black and white A telcoerec entited Pln for non, Jan. 7 or Mar. 1. lb as a enplus ultrasound. photographs capturing the struggles of the 199s; O lenses for It o Ed- n lehmmig to mana tine nnI eflediv4 ling requires a two-hour visit, and tin American and Caribbean inmi- ucion will be presented Thursday from DOWNO1 BASIC S-.THE NEW SECRE- all maeasutment. - confidential and grants in Florida, in Grinter Galleries ito 4 p.m. In Room49 Ofthe RetzUn- TARY-9 a.m. to noon, Jan. 30 or Mar29 to be used for research only. 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C 1TSDAYJANLARY IS,1' 1yL[GATOR,. 2 Kansas still No. 1 in poll Swim teams sink Hurricanes, NEW YORK - Kansas main- UPI Top 20 tamed the No. I ranking for the -3 a. "lsoha m* ut second week while four new col- ws . - aISaf. a iS bat.s al earn 500th win for program lege basketball teams joined the 4 Ir,."",d.|.|N|i." Top 20 on Monday in voting con- by SHARON CONN more Bob Utley, and freshman Jason Thompson all ducted by United Press I g (3Oasx ))W Alligator Writer won two events Sophomore Anthony Nesty, a gold 2 Goo TrlO. (9) 1340) 54 medalist in the 1988 Olympics, took top honors in International's Board of Coaches, 3 OCi4,om 120) 481 3 4 011j 151) 43? 5 The UF women's swim team apparently wasn't the 200-yard butterfly in his debut as a Gator adversely Kansas again received strong sin ts 029387 6 affected by the announcement Thursday The women had six different individual winners S hI, .121) U47 that Randy Reese would resign as their coach and swept support over Georgetown for the 7 xii.hn III 2)= 5 the two relays Sophomore Kristen top spot. The jayhawks (18-0) col- Sowk 1122) h83 I I Saturday, the 10-0. fourth-ranked women gave UF linehan swam the fastest time for the lady Gators o .NaL s VON 103)?M at its 499th swimmingwin in school history with a 62-49 this year in the 1.650 freestyle -16 minutes, 47.83 lected 30of 39 first-place votescast 0 LUou.W IO 0 122)-0 and totaled 562 points. George- I""'"" "00 1)15 9 defeat of Miami seconds Minutes later, the 6-2, nmth-ranked men's team The victories came just two days ton (13-0) received nine first- 13 me* (12 2) TO 14 after Reese place votes and 548 points. No. 3 14 WOIM (12 as 12 brought in victory No 500 - a 65-39 rout of the announced that at the conclusion of the 1989-90 Is UICLA (112) 44 19 unranked Hurricanes. season, he will coach only the men's team. Oklahoma, one of the poll's three is NOWdt (i1 2) A5 z undefeated teams at 12-0. had 488 I' l ACMU (143) Vl 1S UF's combined win-loss record now stands at The decision came as a surprise to many, but 500-117-3, dating back to 1930 for the men, and 1973 Reese sad that he had been considering the change' points. 0s failtU d"10I) TO z for the women. The Miami men fell to 4-3 and the for a long time. Purdue - which knocked off women to 5-2. I just decided it was the best thing for all," he 0610.s NO.- Minnesota and Indiana last week MINING. ANN, Sn9 "I think they swam all right," Reese said. 'nTere said "Hopefully the kids will get a lot more attention - and Xavier joined the rankings -, k - - - 6 q 511% were not any great times, but for the first meet this way." for the first time this .aon, while coming back (after the holidays), I thought they did Reese added that he thinks he can do a better job la Salle and Michigan State re- fairly wel.* with the men's team, and that there are more quali- turned to the Top 20. For the men's team, junior Martin Zubero, sopho- fied people available to coach the women Bad Business Frustrallon.? Advedise in The HirdependentFiodridoa gator Swing by Civitan and donate blood I 376-4482 K

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Ga1 " I I t I 1 1' tors Iriei season, Sin ifhrwed' L Ltumpl l I her abihlues its wmtn lhe Iodtheasiem Conferenlie cault choump~Ionllp, but br t. n rftouTille " mItoI I Pii I Ia' 4a N Vi ThuwwIv ALL1 ATOR pastthree years, h frrformam s had been rincho now (othen I'I[L~ frsIt p l 11 1 UF gymnast Christina McDonald rebounded from her season-ending injury last year overshadowed by gyInlasts such is six-uIe site Gymnastics )lfe I to win the balance beam event in Friday's meet All-American Niel ssa M1 iler. as we]1 as Kerr UF athletic officials opposed Lady Gators fall short against Auburn, 73-66 of basketball season helped put he' I ady Egefrs IIf) If- to cutback B' GREG GOTE hi a termission really liked for that (vote) to have happened a little Alligator writer down Joni's durig 1th By RON KASPRISKE differently But it won't take effect until 1992, so the UF shut basketball second half, holding her to saven Alligator Writer NCAA has several chances to review this Rile and The IF women's squad couldn't figure out Auburn's points But Godby picked 1up 1h last week's NCAA national toi-l make sure it's the best course of action to take " IF delegates left mside-outside tandem of limda slack, using her stoneuo frame to pleased with the steps the assoc- best course of Wntion in Dallas The NCAA thought it took the Godby and Carolyn Jones on Sat- toss short junipers over thi mules to a push by college mion took to reform several action in several areas, thanks urday, falling to the 15th-ranked smaller lAdy Gators (lodby, who the im- With one exception presidents to emphasi/e to college athletes Lady Tigers 73-66 in Auburn, Ala Finished with 13 poInts bEnre fail IF Athletic Director Bill Arnsparger and his is- portai ' of academics in the 1990s ing out with 5 32 to go, -ored live For the third time in a week. the in charge of finances, Jeremy Foley, made it start Iit second 'istant )elegates voted in several reforms that Arnspar lady Gators suffered froni the too quick points to new Rile to cut the college as Aubunt opened a 1ti-poiti inte clear that the ger said were tavorable not only to the President's little, too-late syndrome tF actu. half to 25 - beginning hasketball season from 28 games (ointee, but to athletic directors and coaches ally outscored Auburn in the lead, 57 38. oppose a 1992 - is something they strongls Presidents and athletic department officials were second half. but couldn't quite IF chipp-d away, though, pll It Foley said the loss of three games would cost piled against each other throughout much of the overcome the Lady fingers 10- ig to within seven porots oil a like l30,000 m revenue, and while that may sound (nivenlion, but through compromises, legislation pnt halftime lead, mimickrg two three-point shot by seinor guard ist drop in the Athletic Association's muld all tOi was passed to appease both sides previous losses Camille Ratledge with 1 22 remain- d lar bucket, it's still money the school counts oil Ig But the lady Gators could geot ast Saturday, tU played third fifty thousand dollars is S150,00),"I I think tiay ofthe issues that were discussed at than six on a Sophia 'One hundred ranked Georgia even except for a no closer Ioley said "It's hard to speak for the majority (of the convention were issues that both sides needed Witherspoon three-pointer with "Some of the two-minute stretch tlte in the first ' hols), but this will have a definite econiimil i to (omprnmikise on,' Arnsparger said left half that gave the lady Bulldogs seven set on(s no exceptions If this Rile goes to irtgi iial proposals needed to be worked out.' nipact with litl- iII lead Witherspoon had 17 poits IId find a way to niake tip for l an imsouounaihle Ifiect, we'll have to Antsparger said the presidents' orgrial proposal Wednesday. a Florida State rui seven rebounds for the Lady Ga revenue of shortening spring football practice to only 10 days over the last five rouites of the tors, who fell to 9-5 overall, 02 mr out Foley added that he has a long time to tigrure with the elimination of contact drills was a good opening period enabled the lady the Southeastern Conference Ju- hopes low to make up for the loss of revenue, but he example Seminoles to hold on for a one- nor forward Rhvonja SIth added it never comes to that poit victory over the lady Gators; 13 pois and a game- high 13 re- that sentiment, saying the 'The original proposal had to be compromised," bounds for IF, which out Arnsparger echoed Jones had 22 first-half points - out if shortening the said ArNsparger, who voted for spring football to be the tiller lady Figers NCAA has two years to figure most coming from the perimeter rebounded to do reduced to IS days with five nocontact days "You basketball season is the right thing an It-pont 44 35 have to keep contact in football That would be like - as Auburn opened "We would not support anything that takes money Jonesled Auhurn (12-4,30) with waler out of a swimming poo1 Everyone lead in the early going After UF a program that is used to support lil taking the 'way from compromise ai good faith to cut the deficit to 29-21. Jones 29 points and eight rebounds aher 14 sort Arnspuarger said "We would have icceptf the 21 At I (.kAT I CII n IAY !Ni P [ to SPORTS Chatman takes leave from basketball squad By JASON DAVIS Orcov las LL, IIt: ( fl idleid Chatmirr \ij tt'r Sta wif t'r low tid L Ial.n1u. 1) I vergtd 1I ite vt(] haran's mother, Claudette .cl guardi[: seVre reoourds game 1 , sea i'L' "av:' rt. d ou F st.ilur i [ 1,L l i I p)jI ':\l ds(1m1, 1ltt: [,s wporta:I 'or 1 -9 (Glit rs, 'ais not (hed start rg ieu) :or :ie pa -fhort t RitngsIL' it i I o I K 'I .1 i ii l I o I ( I >jV I at ,rd y , t " t It 1r by [ie Alligator at Ilk.r ,Pelta lltonl l iu i : . .1 1( n11 T1l T 1,v: 1'n1 1 td' v 1L 'r .c Or. \uib"I at L romA ,i I.,keland, sa the detI dov with I h. uihors, ,'eg h wrii Nr It ]IV I'121HI'lot o r 'an 'II IT(on lttIl Lenter because of his day, DeVot did or[ plav his k'ree ion was sirictly her son's ItII ik I IV( "1 1 S li ioItloite it ) armst' ILIst 1 iirws lit. oskrpi Fridays prai- :op rowurg tront hin jIasri -- 1 let vingston take care of orm [El Id i't ndd Idn'[ AItiapp r tt relii ni Ch'I'ialnl. 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He and Schintzius both Se "mn lie adhle wil lit attics, r tIhnges on Oct 11 - when transfe' "livingston is obviously going skipped a practice session the day [I aioher whol Those players, who led LIF to its Norm Sloan and hs staff were through some physical and mental first SEC title last season, pointed following DeVoers appointment as ouslrd nod report. of N(AA vio, I t hot i ioni here and Ill anguesh at this lime,' DeVoe said out the previous success as reason ntermcoach Both said theywere always be a(itur' Chair aIl said "Hpefifully, he tan work through they should be playing together upset about the way Sloan's dis- pitching strategies onder mitern DeVoe aIdd he will ret 0mmnit id TIee times and play again [ wish Nonetheless, DeVoe said he had umssal was handled and protested roat h Doll DeVot Chatman reur his achle it sch, h Fi a speedv Tro overy planned on using the same the situation Schintzius stands tall in UF vi ctory Bentley shines

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L I I I lk "'Itl . lt. a k o'ne a bang at he r I'm I, "I I 1 \lIll ot rs \eet rn Sunday x lre I , - 0( rreol C.r, akmig the 0-year ld StheAslrl >Conerence indoor long-jump record tim his tirst lect is a Gator Bent soared 26 feet, five mchesto beat \r' it lru ,r'rslr. od : , .r rr a .irdu the 26-4 jimp of Tennessee's Jason Grimes er s I1 Al ,LnIA I .. i l i i lt ,he \lph Iau le also saashed the UF record of 25-3 1/2. (nb Ida tr:,:t--iinoros flat torkce d i I rim LI t .R T 1)onl 1hVoe to 1spcfnd The Irell- set i 1987 by Nick Rahal 'Dion Bentley had just an unbelievable S Iril rj, t o I rtpcd: y\idL, Iv performance today,' Gators track coach \klo t hT L i ,h.L 1 :1 1t o Ilce doe local john Webb said 11 oot oac~ k wit itorward to" " I Four other Uti performers and two relay Imilglon tirAuurn mtutsdhrTdayrs pirk teaIs didn't fare too badly themselves, itt and ihll clit JI wl.Is later Ah Loun-kt I walking away from the 1,000-plus partici I h.l nMLII- plaol [o )I out [he rost of (he pant meet with victories Ani a Howard matched Bentley's splashy CIhTIZIus ,toroi repeid mside river debut by wiong two events with NCAA III smcAller Auburn hnetip M~e'I-gers were qualifying imes i both Howard's time of fork edl i) fail SiChmrlus,mIlhe O 7-2 Nrior 6 71 stionidi, i the 55-meter dash broke Lonveiled all eight of hI !ret-throw at- Stheroiwn school record of 6 81, setlast year 9empH Liter. she won the 200 in 23.73, while fellow SAlso shining oti the ivsidelor the Gators lAdy Gator Tasha Downing finished fourth was disgrvintled forward Dwayne Davis rm 24 FI Davis, who was uprvi alter the Kentucky One it [he best showngs of the day, that garme, replaced Chatnian i the stirling of All-American Earl Diamond. didn't net a lineup aid had 10 skils, 10 rebounds and victory Diamond finished five hundredths a ean high ive assists of a second behind Olympic gold-medalist "Dwayne Davis is one of the best re- Arthur Blake, who recorded a time of 721 bounders in the league," Auburn coach in the 55 hurdles. Fommy Joe Eagles said 'Schltzlus and tOF sophomore Tyrone Kemp's anchor Davis are both a factor inside as much as legof45 (in the 100relay gave the Gators keeping the ball alive on the boards' aone-from-behndwin, while UF'sRussell Wil[tt won the shot put with a heave of 55 But IDavzs acknowledged the Gators had feet, nie inches, to raise their level of play with the absence UF women's coach of Chatman Beverly Kearney, looking for her athletes to step in and "We miss hin a lot,'Davis said "We had provide results, found two volunteers in to work harder He took a lot of pressure Kim Mitchell and Coralena Velsen. Mitchell .off us " placed second in the 400 with a time of AUBURN (62) - Caylo 4 ? 0 0 8 Amnod &I1 0 0 16 Orand 55.52, while Velsen sixth (5:05.38). 3 7 104 16 Calion29227 Buole2 13 12 6 Donron3 0 6 par i 2 - 3 samgeari 010 00 Iwereo n c O The javelin throw was almost a Lady SmithTOD-OO ser 0-0 0-I0 Tr1a235U3-1862 Gator sweep Cindy Herceg won the event UF (14) - Das 4-5 2 4 10 Poo 0 4 141, D SNai 9 19 A8 N Garoa 3-0 44 2. Gnly 2 3 0 2 4 T SoNnizus 0 1 Oa with a tossof 165-6, followed by Mary Aman OrCanerAS23O T3ome 224 4 aso3n-i 311 Ho -3 (third). Jai Dakoski (fourth) and Katherine 238 siewa1 1002 1.00000 To1is2l6 2233 HaoonN - UF 42 Atun 32 Three pon goa. - Ajiun 3 12 Heller (fifth) Bes.on1-3 M 1m.1s ,non 2 PaIam 1-21, IF 4- Gae Also, U's Raelene Carter won the discus i~n0N n2 -3) 1e oat - Brignat TOW All0 - RE OAn - ALLIGATOR with a toss of 137-4 1/2, while the women's Autim 25 F 1 - mn La2 (Caner N, UF 41 UPs Willie Jackson go.e for a Iayup against Auburn's Regge Gallon during the reiarla.is - Aun la .4). ur s IDIM 5) 1,600 relay team notched a victory in temilala nn.A-gin Bator 8442 .lctry against the Tigem 3:47159: *