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By GEOFF BOUCHER is to build on that, to educate students about One of the law students participating. become available This year the committee looked at more than 500 resumes for about Alligator Staff Writer the importance of a diverse faculty and to Neal Stanley, said variety among the back- let the faculty know we are concerned with ground of instructors will improve the learn- five spots, Rush said. Law students across the country will boy- diversity " ing process for all students 1The National Student Strike for Diversity cott classes today to protest faculty hiring College of Law Dean Jeffrey Lewis said Day was set up by the New York-based practices, but students at UF have decided .Having people who reflect society's di- he shares Rosenberg's concern about a fac- versity creates a better understanding of National lawyers Guild, a 9,000-member patting their school on the back may accom- ulty that has 55 professors who have tenure group of attorneys, legal workers and law plish more than slapping it in the face differences, which builds a greater sensitiv- or qualify for it. Of (hose, seven are women ity to those differences," Stanley said. "It students. Guild Executive Director Michael While protesters at Florida State Univer- and four are black. Two of those female Cowan said the annual event was inspired sity and Harvard University skip lectures, also provides role models Students can, professors were hired this year, along with identify with professors with similar back- by a University of California at Berkeley UP law students will stage a rally and wear the college's first Hispanic professor, Lewis student protest in 1988 and wii have stu- rainbow-striped ribbons to symbolize the grounds and experiences a little easier It's said. just another way to help out students.' dents from moe than 40 law schools partic- racial diversity they want in the faculty. Rally ipating this year. organizers say their plans are a sign of "When Icame here in 1972, we didn't have Law Professor Sharon Rush said the 11- support, not protest anywomenon thefacultyandwedidn'thave member committee that screens candidates The Informed Student Coalition, the I7he committee (responsible for faculty any blacks on the faculty," Lewis said. "Isee for law faculty spots has done a good job of Black Law Student Association, the John nominations) is doing a fine job and the the hirings we've made as a sign of change, identifying qualified women and minorities. Marshall Bar Association, the Law Associa- students in the college are doing better with of progress. We're not by any means where Rush said its "sincere commitment" to di- tion for Women and the Environmental Law showing interest in faculty hiring," rally we should be. We have a good long way to versity may not be reflected by overall ratios Association are all uniting to sponsor UF's organizer Robin Rosenberg said. "iis rally go. because of the low number of positions that awareness day. Workers unaware of dorm's exposed asbestos air readings where unaware By GEOFF BOUCHER it'spretty much a caseofiiscom- Alligator Staff Writer munication," Grimm said "As workers may have disturbed the long as they don't touch it or insulation. Electrical workers have spent bump into it, everything should Housing custodian Anthony three weeks working within be fine." Smith, 24, says he didn't know arm's reach of asbestos-lined UF Environmental Health and there was any asbestos in the pipes in Hume Hall ceilings, as Safety Director William Pro- building he has spent the last unaware of the cancer-causing perzio said workers should al- three months working in. material as the students walking ways be notified about the "I really think it's bad," Smith beneath their ladders. presence of possiblehazards, but said. "I'll tell my workers about Workers for electrician Carlos he also said this specific location it. Why are they working around Hope am wiring fire alarms and may not be dangerous. He said it now? They should do it when the back-up power system as manyas 400 campusbuildings there's nobody here " throughout the building's hall- contain asbestos, but none have While the electrical workers ways, but an apparent communi- the carcinogen in an "air-carried stood on ladders in the narrow cation lapse kept some workers form," theonly threatening form. hallways Wednesday, students in the dark about the presence of 'We took air samples and we squeezed through on their way asbestos above their heads. didn't find a building, or a site to the bathroom or kitchen "I don't know if it's asbestos or within a building, where there Sophomore Dan Margrey, a not, said a worker who asked was a reading indicatingiany dan- ground floor resident, said the not to be identified. "I'm really ger," Properzio said. 'When it's students have to leave their fate not qualified to say. If it is, I'd be air-carried, it can be inhaled, to the expertise of workers. worried about it though. When then it can get lodged in the lung. "I don't know what require- you work around pipes, you do Since it's almost chemically what you hase to do, what you're ments there are," Margrey mid. inert, it doesn't get dissolved by "You just have to hope they take told to do. But I'd be worded. I the body." don't like having my lungs all the precautions necessary. I blocked up." Asbestos, a combination of don't know if they are or not." UF Housing Director James several minerals, is an effective Wednesday afternoon, Grimm Grimm said he Informed Hope's insulator, but the microscopic fi- said he called Hope Electricians firm about the asbestos in Hume bers were identified in the 1960s; to remind them of the asbestos. Hall before the project began. ABA cause of cancer and diseases "I just got off the phone with "Miscommunlcation. I think similar to the "black lung" found the contractor and I told him in coal miners, Propertio said. 'Hey, tell your workers we have "We perform follow-up sur- asbestos up there' and he said veys every six months because 'Ihey know, I told them already' the situation can change," Pro- and I said, 'Well, maybe you perzio said. "If something falls didn't,'" Grimm said. "in any down, or a pipe leaks and some- case, I told them to come out in thing slips, the asbestos can be- the morning and tell their guys come air-carried. le' something they're working about 18 inches we have to keep up continual away from the stuff, work on." "I also told them that if they In areas where workers had come across anything of con- removed ceiling panels Wednes- cern, to call me up and well take day, there were visible rips in the a look at it," Grimm said. asbestos lining, frayed edges one Employees at Hope's firm said MT St SUZEm CO -m ST Above: A UF student walks pst open ceiling tiles in Hume Han worker said were present before only the owner could comment whoe, right, pipes expose the cancer-causing material asbestos. their work began. Properlo said on the situation. He did not re- he would send a survey team to turn phone calls Wednesday al. Hume Hall this morning to take ternoon.
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Council, Mortar Board senior honorary, Flor- assaulted a 17-year-old JF student last E. Ross Zimmerman, a Tamarac attor- For the first time since the award was Ida Engineering Society, the Florida Cicero- September pleaded no contest Tuesday ney who represented Faigan. said established in 1988, a UF student has been res and the leadership honoraries Savant and and was sentenced to a year in prison and Wednesday he negotiated the plea bar- named Florida Leader's "Florida College Stu- Omicron Delta Kappa five years probation, an assistant state gain because Faigan wanted to avoid a dent of the Year." He also was a member of the Presidential attorney said Wednesday. possible guilty verdict in a jury trial. Caryl Brown, a junior in material science Search Committee, which last semester rec- Robert Eric Faigan, 19, pleaded no con- "It can be taken as a plea of conve- engineering, was chosen from ommended the finalists for UF's test to one count of sexual battery and nience," Zimmerman said. "As far as I'm seven finalists as the winner for top post, and helped in a drive to one count of burglary for entenng an concerned, he pled no contest out of a 1990 Students from more than help victims of Hurricane Hugo unlocked Jennings Hall room in the early belief that, if he did not plead no contest, 40 colleges and universities in South Carolina. He has served morning of Sept. 22, 1989, and inserting he would risk being found guilty by a across Florida applied for the as president of the Gator Band his fingers into the woman's vagina, As- award, and judges announced and vice president of Blue Key. jury., the winner Tuesday sistant State Attorney Thomas Jaworski Jaworski said Faigan went drinking at But Brown said his most chal- said Wednesday. a fraternity party that night and then went Along with the award, Brown lenging experience was accom. will receive $1,500 CircuitJudge Robert Calespronounced back to his Jennings Hall room. Later, he in scholar- panying a group of Boy Scouts ships, an Apple Computer, Faigan guilty, and sentenced him as a entered several unlocked rooms and of- a last summer to a camp in the Honda scooter and free passes mountains of youthful offender to one year in prison fered several women back rubs - New Mexico, includ. to Busch Gardens followed by five years probation. After ing the one he assaulted. Faigan didn't where he had to lift the spirits of Brown, who works as a re- serving nine months in prison, Faigan will solicit sex from Brown the young scouts despite having any of the women, search assistant and be eligible for the Department of Correc- Jaworski said. participates to eat powdered scrambled eggs tions "boot-camp" program, a four-month- in a variety of campus activities, sad he tries for breakfast each morning. Immediately after theassault, UF hou*,- to accomplish something new every day. long military-style program for youthful ing officials ordered Jennings Hall floor "It was challenging physically, but being a offenders, Jaworski said. meetingsto discuss securityand changed 0I just wake up and say, 'nis is what I want constant cheerleader was even more chal- In exchange for Faigan's plea,Jaworski the first-floor door lock as a normal pre- to get done today,'" Brown said. "I make the lenging." Brown said. dropped three counts of burglary and one caution, Housing mostofwhatl have to offer others andof what UF Director James Brown admits his schedule gets hectic and count of sexual battery against Faigan, a Grimm said. All of the dormitory's indoor others have to offer me." that he doesn't sleep much. He freshman from Coral Springs who was locks will be changed within the next said his two Though Brown maintains a 3 83 CPA while friends whom he relies on for support, fre- suspended from UF after his arrest. years, he said. paying his way through college, judges were quently tell him to ease up on his workload. In the plea bargain, Faigan avoided a "Our primary effort has been in educa- "most impressed by (Brown's) philanthropic possible 30-year prison sentence and tion," Grimm said. "If you don't know and community service involvement," said Brown is paying for his education through $20,000 fine for both counts. His trial them, don't let them in. If they say they W.H. 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ELSEWHERE r Student Health Service Tough new cleani-air bill passed would like to congratulate WASHINGTON (UPI) h-e Senate has adopted technologies that would allow them to continue burn- a landmark clean-air bill to slice acid rain emissions ing high-polluting, high-sulfur coal in an environmen- in half, cut cancer-causing industrial pollution and tally sound way. Those provisions arm designed to EDDIE MASTALERZ dissipate smog choking 101 cities, including those in protectjobs in the high-sulturcoal fields otAppalachia major metropolitan areas of Kentucky. and the Midwest, which are expected to lose jobs as -a Senators approved the bill 89-11 Tuesday night and utilities switch to low-sulfur western coal to meet the sent it to the House, ending more than two months of required pollution cuts. floordebateand back-roomnegotiationswith theBush Utilities also would be required by 2005 to cut administration on a bipartisan compromise. annual nitrogen oxide emissions, another pollutant The bill would require 107 coal-burning power linked to acid rain, by 2 million tons below 1980 levels plants, including 10 in Kentucky, to reduce annual At least a dozen cities and counties in Kentucky are sulfur dioxide emissions by roughly 10 million tons now violating federal health standards on ozone smog below 1980 levels by the turn of the century. and facing pollution reduction requirementsunder the Sulfur dioxide is one of the key "precursor" pol- Senate clean air bill. lutants that causes acid rain in the Northeast and 'Me bill sets different compliance deadlines for four Canada. catagorlesofcities,which ae classified depending on Service The bill also would set up a system of marketable the severity of the air pollution. Cities with extremee" Student Health pollution permits that utilities could buy and sell smog have until 2010 to com into compliance; among themselves,so that emission control could be "severe' cities, until 2005; "serous cities, until 2000; carried out at those plants where solutions were the and "moderatecities,until1995. Te Kentucky area cheapest. Include The pollution permit system will be used by the Serious eas: Cincinnati-Hamilton, Ohio, and Ken- EPA to "cap" sulfur dioxide emissions after the year lucky suburbs; Huntington, W.Va-Ashland, Ky., and 2000, ensuring the 10-million ton reduction is not Ohio suburbs; and Louisville, Ky. and Indiana sub- Create your eroded urbs. Moderate: Lexington-Fayette, Ky.; Owensboro. own Easter ne bill contains incentives for utilities to use Ky.: Paducah, Ky.; Evansville, Ind., and Kentucky smokestack "scrubbers" or innovative "clean coal" suburbs. Basket at Chesnut'sI
Wihay i samacane of novelty best s lur and Gorbachev warns Estonia about secession MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet President Mikhail Gor- Lithuania last weekend. ibmre's5U- aCubwtgtals a huge mansayi bachev warned Estonia to annul a declaration that it "Gorbachev said that If the Estonian Supreme Soviet I Q Views woo 2 heislcin of is breaking away from the Soviet Union or face a does not rescind the document in question, the same lbomam eomeon's Easier response similar to Moscow's tough stand in sort of regime will be introduced in Estonia ax in liscudingmany Easter Lithuania. Estonian PresidentArnold Ruutel said Wed. Lithuania," ETA said. &;;Wi - while youir nesday 0Gorbachev called into doubt a number of principal bass to d a Heamrk Easter Runtel told the Estonian Parliament that Gorbachev questions in the document adopted by our Supreme Crd W i S akse and issued the warning during a "long telephone conver- Soviet' ETA quoted Ruutel as having said. OHe does sation" with him late Tuesday, the Estonian news not consider this resolution legally Sound." agency ETA said. The Soviet leader "suggested to Ruutel that he * A Choesita Is your Gorbachev called Ruutel hours after the Estonian present today or tomorrow a detailed explanation to Hallmark Card Store. legislature chose Popular Front leader EdgarSavisaar the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R." ETA said ia as prime minister in another sign of nationalists' dispatch dictated by phone fomTallino. increasing control of the Baltic republic. "At the Gorbachev's call to Ruutel indicated he is wary of beginning, it was a polite and calm conversation," Estonian leaden' assurances that they will not follow Ruutel later told Estonia Radio. "He congratulated me lithuania's abrupt path to independence, and that he Downtown Buller ms amrlt Ph"c Wuaigats on my election as chairman of the (Estonian) Supreme is intent on stopping any repetition In Estonia of the 3724421 374-8412 3y5-780 378-1200 Soviet." newly four-week showdown between Moscow and Gorbachev then used 'harsh words," Ruutel said, Vilnius. to protest the Estonian Parliament's declaration Friday In a show of Baltic solidarity, the Estonan legisla- that the republic was entering "the beginning of a ture Tnesday approved a measure supporting the periodoftransition"to fillindependenceandthat"the Lithuanian Parliamient's March 11 declaration of Ind. restoration of the Republic of Estonia has begun." pendence. Though the Estonian resolution Friday was milder Ruatel said the Estonian parliament's executive than a Lithuanian measure three weeks earlier, which presidium would discuss Gorbachev's demand and declared independence in Lithuania, Gorbachev gave send him a formal response. Runtel the same demand for annulment he gave Belgium's king steps down, abortion bill passes BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - Belgium's king was munique Issued by Prim Minister Wilfriled Martens Positions available for relieved of his powers for two days Wednesday under The king was therefore relieved of all his powers, a historic deal allowing a law liberalizing abortion to to be restored late Tunday when Parliament wil Student Computer Systems take effect despite his moral objections. approve a resolution stating the period of w''ipow "Constitutional crisis"proclaimred banner headlines sibility to reign has come to an end.- Representatives after an obscure constitutional provision was invoked A bill nonally becomes law only after it Is signed following an all-night session of the prime minister's by the king and published in an official gazette, so the
Cabinet. unprecedented deal allows the abortion law to take Tis IS n pp op ty Wyin a sm a sm. - WVs The government took over King Baudouil's con- effect over the king's objections. inow, am a "c-ito awn e a as mp map n" s - Manaas 0stitutional powers for two days, allowing the abortion 'Me new abortion law, recently approved by both bill to become law, under the quirky clause WO M lkin Sir mftW Wassis * referring houses of Parliament, enables a woman to have an woring an to Other impossibility of the king to reign." abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy if she Is was our romeat - nW. m yo The constitutional provision, intended for cases of in a condition of wjriousM distrml," a determined by wini- a monarch's mental deficiency or serious illness, was her doctor. Invoked on moral grounds for the first time in Most European countries liberalized abortion many Work on campus and eat your on haiUl Belgium's 160-year history. years ago, but Belgium and Ireland had remained the The unorthodox episode prompted sone calls for holdouts. Baudouin's abdication, while others mid the time had le abortion liberalization was approved despite Call 372-3266 For Ned "ACn Mixer" come to abolish Belgium's constitutional monarchy in fierce opposition by the prime ministers party, the favor of a republic. Christian Democrats. Theking, who isdevoutly Romran Catholic,"felthis The latest constitutional crisis has already Assed eneF11161011 conscience did not permit him to sign the law con- prompted some soul-searching overwhethera nvnr. messamtat - cerning the interruption of pregnancy," said a com- chy Is still necessary. 4.' 4, I 0 THURSDAY, APRIL S. 1990, AllIGATOR,5 SG amends fund request deadline to 90 days
By DEBBIE CENZIPER Tompkins said the changed deadline will Replacement and Agenda Committee's rec- correct "when (he) gets into Senate." Aigator Writer make the amendment more precise and will ommendation to have old-time SG activist, He said definitionsof manyelection codes leave no room for discrepancies. Tom Boyer, fill the open zip code 32607 aren't clearly defined. The legislative intent Senate President Andrew Meyer gave his Stem said it is important to exclude SG Senate seat. of some codes have been misconstrued in gavel a good work-out at Tuesday night's from the deadline so organizationscan have Boyer, who ran as the vice presidential the past, he said, and he has a long list of Senate meeting. a loophole in case a funding request excep- candidate for the defeated Wave party in codes that need to be more specific. For about 40 minutes, senators debated tion is made. 1988. served as a student senator and as Senators approved the Law College whether to state a "three-month," 90-day" But before the amendment passed, Activ- senate pro-tempore in 1985. He said he plans Council's funding request of $5,872 forcom- or "12-week deadline in a proposed amend- ity Service Fee Advisory Committee coordi- to work with Vision supporter Pat Siracusa puters and a recreation table. Former Stu- ment, which states in order foran organiza- nator Bret Berlin argued it is unfair to to get things accomplished in senate. dent Body President Ed Scales, a tion to receive Student Government money, exclude SG from its own rules. Accent, Siracusa is not currently in SG but plans second-year law student, attended the meet. it must submit its request before the set Student Government Productions and the to run for the open zip code 32608 senate ing and encouraged senators to approve the deadline. executive cabinets all fall under SG. Berlin seat. request. The amendment, which excludes SG from proposed only Accent and SGP be exempt. "Pat will be working with me more or less Senators also passed two resolutions - the deadline, allows organizations with a "Irs going to look really bad on us to set in an advisory capacity," Boyer said. the first for an organ/tissue donor week in legitimate excuse to go through executive a rule and say,'Well, we don't have to follow Both Boyer and Siracusa said their first April and the second to urge the Transpor cabinets to receive money if they miss the it. but you do,'" Berlin said. goal is to change the SG election codes. tation and Security director to work on deadline. Stern disagreed and said if SG is limited "It's become very evident to us that the prohibiting state vehicles from parking in The amendment, written by Meyer, Stu- to only Accent and SGP, organizations will Board of Masters is obviously afraid of deal. bike lanes. dent Body Treasurer David Stern and Bud- have no chance of receiving money because ing with real issues like (election codes)." Senators also approved former Today get and Finance Chairman Chris Tompkins, cabinets will be powerless to make except Boyer said. party vice presidential candidate Jace jack- was finally changed from a three-month tions. Siracusa said there are a lot of things, son to serve as the student senate delegate deadline to a 90-day deadline and passed. In other business, senators approved the including election codes, that he wants to to UFs faculty senate.
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The job hi thend& s eanP, of educating The Quality of Life Task Force meets tonight for an ex- tended discussion about the recommendations they will present to President John Lombardi April 15. Members of the committee have spent the last two months saying what everyone already knew - the prob- lem of racism on campus is complex, needs attention from all sides and no easy solution will clear it up. One idea that was mentioned more than any other was the cre- ation of a class to teach racial differences. Yet only three of the group's 19 members included add- ing the class among their recommendations for dealing with racism. The concept of better educating students is a great idea - indeed the best idea, even more so than increas- ing minority mentor programs and hiring more black pro- fessors. Although those are good ideas, they tend to serve most in helping minorities. Everybody needs help. Teach the majority not to be prejudiced and make them aware of cultural differences Honor those who die for freedom and many of the problems will take care of themselves. Today, April 5, is Qing Ming. A day that Chinese Mandatory classes work. At least seven universities have traditionally dedicated to remembering the dead. o* Charlie Grapsk: around the country offer or will offer classes about racial I think that it is particularly significant this year, as diversity, including Florida State University. It can be we enter the spring, and approach the one yen done and members of the Quality of Life Task Force anniversary of a spring and summer that shook the SPEAKING OUT should spend the next People's Republic of China from its foundations and ucation. nothing can evererase the history and return two weeks researching that option shocked the world. China to see if that would work best at to what it was before the first students gathered UF. As I watched the events in Tiaianmen Square in'llananmenSquareApril 15,1989,tomon thedeath Another option that would work would unfold a year ago, I knew that a significant chapter in of Hu Yaobang. be incorporating the history the multicultural communication idea into many classes, of the world was being written. little did In this sense it was a decisive victory in a battle I know then how fast the impact of those events would that is continuing to this day. In a fight that will one especially history. After all, what is the teaching of other be felt throughout cultures the rest of the world. day, sooner than many expect, reach its ultimate besides the teaching of their history? UF already Those few months last spring set off acham reaction victory. A victory has a number of classes that can only be achieved with the that teach about other cultures of a magnitude never seen before in the history of support of the world but too often civilization. community. they are taken by people with an interest in Americans often take for granted that which mil- that specific region of the world. ititwere notforthelheroicactonsof theseChinese lions ame willing to die for. Itn a sad statement that people, I do not believe that this past yea's surge Establishing a program of multicultural awareness toward many Americans are so caught up In their everyday democracy by Eastern Europe would have lives that they do not notice the unpleasant truths that could work much the same way as the Gordon Rule. The occurred, at least not at this time and as rapidly and exist around then. concept of educating students about racial awareness successful. Selfishly, Americans often choose to have a short could be taught as a theory within a class, say for a total Many people have claimed that the Chinese De- memory. of six hours or two weeks, and students could take any mocracy Movement has failed. They could not be further from the truth. It was a tremendous Success. But we cannot forget Only by keeping the memo- number of classes to satisfy it. The world has taken a step forward, into a future nes of those events alive can we have any hope to This could be done easily. American History classes where the possibility of a peaceful existence in tune prevent them from ever happening again. it us tell of the rebellious actions of Samuel with the harmony of nature is more probable than it Americans live up to what makes us so proud. Adams around the was a year time of the Revolution yet they very rarely tell students ago today. On April 5, lets join together to pay tribute to all of One can not measure the significance of such a of those brave people whose live were taken away the behavior of Malcolm X during the civil revolution of sACCess,. from them in Taianmen Square, and those through- the 1960s. But was it not a failure within China? Again. it was out the rest of China who also gave their lives and And the areas of concentration would not only be to ed- not. Yes, the government prevailed and was able to are continuing todo so. suppress the movement of the people. But at what It Is not much to ask, but It is of paramount ucate the majority about the minority, but all groups about cost? each other. Things will never again be the same in China. No Carie Gropsl isa Wgradasenult is phila- You teach what you know best - whether you are a amount of propaganda, no amount of political reed- ophy. professor or friend or a parent. And what you know best - - - -. - gg ------is your own culture. If UF starts expanding its own mind and curriculum, then students will learn that. And their Smoking inside is else*' carcinogenic tobacco swnoke General of Omstr ouny. kids will make living with people a little easier. everydayin the hallways, stairwebs Why caa' something be done hazardous to all and public areas on campus? aboutthWIUI naalloverwcampus And what about the rights of throwing asbestos dust all over ev- alligator Editor: I am writing to Editor complain smokers? ertyone, I would be arrested. But about people smoking in buildings Lucy Chabot Well, I feel that people should people dot't seem to mind breath- on camps Everyone is well aware have smoke which is Managing Editor Opinions Editor of the health dangers a right to do whatever they Ing second-band and in- evena Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton creased cancer risk posed by se- want as long as It doesn't harm more dealy. ondhand smoke, others. Smoking in public defi- There met be non-smokers on Lattons Poky but nobody nitely does appears to have the guts to sy not fall into this cate- campuswho feel as I do and do not L Wlthato SW t 4te4 300 flt s (CbOLA 0% StO p11.). Thsy twau be of the WW. dfth~.emsd dmslnd. Th. i. h~d a %qe fl, edasp"tlsa anything. gory; it has been proven many want to be passive victims - Nn. Ibe w~SW .f.t iesJuta Ifjh ytcwt~ times that secondhand smoke tobacco Industry. !Wi flEri dtps Sntft Nas. Why should I, a non-smoking poses a serious health sadesn, be exposed to someone risk to pea. Davm Martin pIe nearby, just ask the Surgeon Us Thursday, April 5, 1990 w APPLAUSE Hasa Leak
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The first one, designed Alex is thevocalist and sometime harmonicaand byMike, read: "LIVE PROGRESSIVE BAND m Alex trumpet player for the four-man band Henrietta's and Matt changed the "progressive" to "regres- Lovers. Alex formed Henrietta's Lovers about sive" for the second flier. three months ago with guitarist Matt Herrero, The second Henrietta's Lovers gig was at Falafel drummer Mike Bruccoliere and bassist extraor. King on 13th Street. A strange and small place for dinaire Dan Ichinose. Before then, these would-be a Sig. "People didn't know whether to take that 6 rock idols were just Up students trying to carve gig seriously," Mats says. Still, about 75 people out their niche in the world. packed into Falafel King to me the band play. In "We're just three normal guys who decided to the audience was Will Lee, who stopped by for in the start a band," Matt says. Three normal guys who smine carrot juice. "And to check out our band." have had an Incredibly busy five months. Since Alex jokes. Henrietta's Lovers' official birth date Jan. 8. Gigs at a house perky and the Arttoritm fol- they've already written 15 songs and played in lowed, and the future Is indeed promising. public several times. They even have their own Henrietta's Lovers will playiatThe Rev tonightend equipment now. at the Hardback Cafe Tuesday with Undertow. Way back in early January, Matt had guitar Still, the band hopes to go much further. picks, but no guitar. The others weren't much Besides, too much money has been invested for better off. The four eager musicians had a tom, a even themost fleetingthought ofgivingup. "We're Snare, a bass and a trumpet among them. Every- $3,000 in the red, but breaking even is not an thing else the band had to borrow. option," Matt says. "We still have a lot of equip- Now Alex has a new microphone, Mike has a ment to get.0 new bell for his drum set and Matt has his own guitar and a new Roland Jazz chorus amplifier. Matt used creative financing" to purchase the S800-plusamp. He traded an old $275amp for$350 (That's a $75 profit!), and the rest he charged on his American Express and MasterCard and on Alex's Visa. The wonders of credit. Although he's now deep in debt, Matt is ecstatic about his new toy. The new amp gives him the cleanest sound he can possibly get and a little more musical authority. ONow I can have total control over what my sound is," he says. But just what is the sound that Henrietta's Lovers call their own? Matt calls it "regressive.0 Henrietta's Lovers are a return to the basics. "We're writing simplistic-type stuff with a lot less clutter," he says. OWith a lot of groove and feeling," Alex adds. "Ther's not a lot of weird stuff going on." As the group's main songwriters, Alex and Matt are responsible for that pure, groovy sound. Alex creates the lyrics, Matt cranks out the music and Mike writes his own drum parts. And Dan just sits back and looks good. Matt jokes that Dan is mainly in the band for his hair. But hair or no hair, the man plays a wicked bass. As for influences, Alex emulates David Byrne, Sade, Sindad O'Connor and his old pal Peter Mur- phy. "Jim Morrison, Murphy and I hang out a lot," Alex jokes. He remembers to add Kate Bush to the list when he glances at her pretty poster hanging on the wall. Dan's major influence is The Church, while Matt worships "straight-up, college rock stuff." Bands like U2 and The Bodeans, he says. The Bodeans are more than mere influences. Last fall, that band gave direction to what was to become Henrietta's Lovers. Matt and Mike saw'them in concert at Dub's and decided that forming a cover band was out of the question. Only three covers made Henrietta's Lovers' First on that list might be a more sophisticated Matt, Mike, Dan and Alex are Henrietta's Lovers. repertoire. There's an extremely distorted version taping facility. Ale chuckles at the thought of the of R.E.M.'s "Begin the Begin" and a jazzed-up band's primitive method of recording homemade She must really be something. version of Love and Rockets' "Lazy," where Alex demos in their practice quarters, a small dusts off his trumpet for a tangent of a solo. "The warehouse off Archer Road. "We have a tape first half is like Love and Rockets," Matt says. player and a mike sticking straight up in the air," "Ten we break off and have a good time." The he says. "But ome incredible things have hap- final cover is a faithful reading of Peter Murphy's pened in that warehouse.' 'Marlene Dietrich's Favorite Poem." The warehouse, and its furnishings may be The band's reluctance to play coven and, at the modest, but incredible things happen in the least same time, to completely reject them places likely of places. On the walls an posters of Kate Henrietta's Lover, in a catch.22. Gainesville is Bush, Soul I Soul, David Byrne and two prmo predominantly a two-band scene. The fraternity fliers from the BesyTowen gig. Two mikes on the scene is dominated by cover bands, and the wall pick up every not. played. Then's even a Hardback scene is frequented by what Matt calls fold-out chair for unexpected visitors. STORY BY JEREMY HELLIGAR vanoues, gifted musicians" who don't playcover. And some unexpected fans may be dropping by Their challenge Is to find a middle ground. "We soon now that Heariensa's Lavere has its own don't want to play covers, but I don't know if we'll compact disc dividerat Spe's Records. Alex works PHOTO BY E. ANN STODDARD fit in at the Hardback," att says. By coloring there, and he put in the divider as a joke but when covers with the band's sound - like the lengthy someone called to ask abovt the CD, Alax was trompst meanderings in iLy - they think speechless It a. only a friend en the other line they've found their middle ground. playing a practical joke. So ir, the formula eines to be catching on. Maybe one day those practical jokers will be Hewrieta'sLvers debutedat C.,moaaCabaret" actual cataia. A-' AWSUM EkYC THIS Students Must Show Proof CAMID-7NT WEEK UNI IRD Of Measles Booster In Fall Effective fall semester, UF will require proof of a second or booster shot for measles TODAY for all persons born in 1957 or later The primary dose initially required does not ap- pear adequate, according to The Center for Disease Control i Atlanta, the American (F BLOODMOBILE SITES, Little and Academy of pediatrics, the Board of Regents in the State University System of Florida Matherly Halls, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m ; Norman and UFs Student Health Service Field, 4 to tD p n Under the new policy, all UF students must have a completed, updated mandatory MUSICOLOGY LECTURE with cor- health card, including information on the first dose of measles vaccine and the dose and UF music dp nt alumnus writ- crwls y od E I E M t APRIL 6, 1990 LNE DANCE * ZTA I LINE DANCE I ZIA I LINE DAN( F ZTA - LINE D X I I /[A * I Ni I)NI ZETA TAU ALPHA PRESENTS LINE DANCE * 1990 Dance your frat off! 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Archer Road * 3iD1 S. 13th Street * U.S. 441 at 1-75, Alachua | APPLAUSE NIN E d~ d4ip A It4IIJ1 in tLet- Tracey Thom and Ben Wal of more limited but engaging back- 'Driving" and the woman tng Love Go" who won't shake Everythng But the Girl up singing Certainly their jazl credentials off an old romance. never have been stronger than Still, this effort isn't quite as here Producer Tommy Lipurna good as 1987's languid gem, Id- recruited stellar session musicians lewiLd Ironically, its two weakest like saxophonists Michael Brecker- moments arm also its two most ii and Stan Getz and drummer Omar ambitious. 'Me and Bobby KY is -S Hakim The result is a musically an obtuse )ab at Bob Dylan and rich look at a world of sophisti- jack Kerouac, rescued from indif- fry cates who drolly reflect on their ference by some witty lines. "Im- emotional entanglements. agining America" tells of lovers On -MeetM NTheMri c ar i d n 1t'rn Cn re M man a "sheaI Ls h n a C av t c .rm WiM P r. aM50 Everything But The Gid your children/ I've come to be songs, Everything But -Te Girl The Language of Life your love." hascreated a catalogiof musicthat Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn On "My Baby Don't Love Me." is sure to prove irresistible to have staked out a distinctively another woman regrets having other vocalists for years to come. mature jazz-pop terrain A maor cheated "That's how I let my fate But it's hard to imagine anyone commercial success in Europe, begin/ Threw back the sheets, let doing a better job than Ben Watt they're finally breaking through someone in/ And thought that on the beautiful closing number, in America with their latest love would understand/ But noth- "The Road." In it, yet another release, The Language of Life, and ing ever goes as planned" jaded soul says casually, I'll keep its percolating first single, "Driv- Ason all their albums, the songs a good thought for you," only to ing. seem merely charming at first. But let down his guard and add plain- Since their classic debut in 1985, after repeated listenings, the com- tively, if you're lonely, think of the style has changed little. 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Y E a APRIL a, 1990 follow her opening prayer are 'You Cause As Much Sorrow," vocals are husky, almost journeys through the secret adso sung to the dead, homes much whispered, over driving guitars corners of the singer's soul lar Here O'Connor's words are that recall "Mandika~ from her I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got angry and admittedly brutal She previous album She even lapses has little in &ommon with sings, 'You causeas much sorrow into Princely eloquence with O'Connor's debut, The Lion and the dead as you did when you were phrases like 'gorgeous mistake ' Cobra - besides the singer And alive " Even the most perverted listener even the singer has changed some- O'Con nor is joined by ex-Smties will blush when she sings or 'the how The greatest strength of the bassist Andy Rourke on that song time we did it so hard there was first record was the sheer power and on the rocking "The blood on the wall " and icy strangeness of O'Connor's Emperor's New Clothes" Here often histrionic vocals. Those have she sings about the price of fame The a cappella title song closes been replaced with quieter, more and the extraordinary fee she has the record and represents every- reflective lyrics paid "How could I possibly krow thing that is wrong with I Do Not what I want when I wasonly 217" Want What I Haven't Got O'Connor quietly asserts her she asks She wears her heart on O'Connor's bare voice carries a spiritual growth on the opening her sleeve only to pull it away dull, rambling, repetitive melody song, "Feels So Different " Quasi- when she sings, "I will have my As on several of the record's classical strings gently loom in the own policies/ I will sleep with a quieter songs, the melody is background as she sings to the clear conscience/ I will sleep in obscure, and when detectable, dif- public or a loveror both Intensity peace " Although she goestogreat ficult to remember The melodic gradually builds as the strings in- lengths to explain herself, she repetition of the title song's five crease in volume and tempo doesn't seem to care if anyone un- four-line verses soon becomes The intended addressee of derstands tiresome O'Connor's thoughts is clearer on I Do Not Want What I flaven't Got the next song, "I Am Stretched On Following the political "Black is an often self-indulgent and Your Grave." The song is one of Boys on Mopeds" and Prince's overwrought testimonial But it's two serenades to the dead o'- stark, beautiful "Nothing Com- also honest, brutal and incredibly Connor unites modern with tradi- pares 2 U" is the record's most powerful If nothing else, it Sladl O'Connor things I can,- Sinead O'Connor tional as hip-hop percussion beats dynamic moment. The sudden proves that true artistic talent IDo Not Want What I Haven't Got says at the beginning of I Do Not over an eastern-flavored melody. burst of energy that opens "Jump lurks behind O'Connor's maitant "God, grant me the serenity to Want What I Haven't Got. At 23, she The lyrics are almost chanted, in the River" is almost startling persona and her shaved head acceptt the things I cannot change seems to have found a philosophy delivered as if the singer has been after the quiet brooding of "Noth- nd the courage to change the she can live with The songs that overtaken by a hypnotic trance mg Compares 2 U " O'Connor's BY JEREMY HELLIGAR 5400 373-4128 SE Hawthorne ek Lindsey Gainesville Introduces Buy One, Get One Free I el 1P ,40V, Cpa with Books Progressive Music It you can't sell them or trade Tuesday through Saturday them back to the bookstores. 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Tuesday Sex on Specialties Nightly Fresh seafood I andcut Steaks Freh Seafood Live the Beach Jumbos 5495, Wednesday Every Sunday, Monday & Tuesday Entertanmmen Mon Sat NO COVER i Jumbo Margantas 54 25, Thursday all night All The Garlic, Mustard, Mary- Reservationsrecommended 371 8Iy) David's Bar-B-Q Import Beers 99r, Fapta Combo Dinner land Style Crabs You Can Eat Lunch DeliLious mouth watering Bar-3-Q for 2 only $795 on Monday and Tues M-F 11-3 Dinner 5-12, M-Sun Now Hometown Restaurant beef, pork & ribs & chicken I [uge por Toby's Corner day We accept VISA and MasterCard taking reservations Complete breakfasts fromS 1 ;,crea ions Reasonable Prices Lcok for cou A Cainesville tradition continues-A your-own omelettes only I3 25' is pans in Cator .reenbacks Down the warm Country Inn samog featuring cutt, MufLns Cinnamon Biscuits road from Santa Fe C C 5121 NW 39th unique seafood, veal, steaks, fowl and El Toro Purple Porpoise baked fresh from scratch every morn Ave 373-2(x2 pasta specialties, Tableside flamnbe' log For lunch, we feature the best sal- Mexican Restaurant Oyster Pub desserts & coffees Dinner from 5 1723 SW 13th R ads in town, along with burgers, hot & nightly Lunch from 11.30 am week- 1728W Univ. Ave.HappyHour4-7pm cold sandwiches, and homemade Sonny s Great Mexican Food 7 Days M-F Oyster Happy Hour 2 -4pm daily days Reservationsrecomimended 101 No Brag-Just Fact soups & child Ask your friends, we're Real Pit Bar-B-Q SE 2nd Place 375-7620 MC/VISA ac- and 7-lose Monday Night Drink sps- the best value in town? Open 7 days a For tasty beef, pork, chicken and nbs, cepted cials every night Lunch special. 1 - week Now servmgIfomestyleDinner come to Sonnyq, for Bar- B-Q At Its 2pm Thursday 8-10 Coors Light 25t from 30 pm M Sat' 1218N Main Best' 11 9 30 (Sun Thu) & 11-10 (Fri- and 520 pitchers Gville Shopping Center 371 2106 Sat) 2700 N Waldo Rd 3610SW 13th La Fiesta Ivey's St 3635S W Arher Rd U S 441 at 1-75, Mexican Restaurant Ala'hua G-ville'snewest authentic Mexican res- Avoid the ordinary-For a refreshingly taurant Our family restaurants have different dining expence in a cozy, been serving the Southeast for 16 yrs intimate setting try breakfast. lunch or The Club Cafe Serving daily lunch specials I lam- dinner at Iveyrs Grill Extensive break- Gainesville's healthy alternahve Cen- fast menu, homemade soups, large 2 30pm &deliciousdmner entree's 5-10 erous portions prepared with an em- weekdays & 5-1030 weekends Come Cake Classics fresh salads, sandwiches and burgery phasis on low cholesterol & low sait I in & give us a try' 7038 NW 10th Pt Speciahzing in South American dishes for lunch and dinner Fresh seafood, high fiber All foods are oil free (between Service Merchandise & Mr such as Arepas, Empanadas, & S.A chicken and pasta dishes alsoat dinner Choose front a variety of muffins ba. Caribbean Spice Elan's) 332-W78 lunch pastries, desserts & cakn We Or come in for a dcvadent dessert with 1121 W Univ Av 377-2712 M-F IS gels, soups, salads, pasta, potatoes, also offer delicious vegetarian choice. espresso or cappucno Beer and wine sandwiches, fresh tut, yogurt, gra- Take-out restaurant specializing a Ja- Call us today for any special type of list Open 7 days a week MC, VISA, nola & smothies Try our new piled maican beef patties Vegetarian items cake or dessert. AU are made fresh front AMEX 3303 W Univ Ave 371-4839 chicken or vegeburger sandwiches available Daily Lunch Special 1 99 scratch-not fonn' Look for our Daily J's Restaurant Fresh luces also available Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner Lunch Specialst We are open M-F 9:30 Mon-Sun Inside the G'idlle Health & Breakfast house - 20 years Serving to600.Sat0-3 923W UniversityAve. 8 00-2 30 every day One block to cam- Finess Cnter Westgate Regency 377- 336-1910 pus 1225 W Unv Ave 4955 Market Street Pub Fine handcrafted meats & sausagess Joe's Deli imported beer in a jovial English Pub La Concha Home of the owo-foot Catortailt Daily atmosphere Located downtown 120 The flavor of Key West right hre in lunch specials M-F at all locations Latin Anrt- J's SW 1st Ave 377-2927 Gainesville Spanish and Campus,34thSt 13thSt FreeDeklvery' Restaurant can Cuisine. M-F 11m-:30p, 40n Chinese food delivery, 5-9 pm, lunch 377-5637&375-5637 W NewberryRd. PlazaWest3740. 11-2.30,dinner 5-9paneverydayexcept Tue. night Only a block to campus Leonardo's 706 Murphy's Pub Snuffy's Restaurant 1225 W Univ Ave Chef 10 yr. exp Experience the Renaissance, progrs- Daily Specials sive pastas and fresh Ifish in an saes- Deli Sandwiches & Ice cold heer and Lounge ive atmosphere Offering Thai 1017W UniversIty Ave 376-899 Chicken, Cajun Shrimp Gorgonzola Billiards, Darts and Video games Caribbean pub atmosphere with gor- Atfredo, Shrimplpeso &Californiaand Happy Hour 4-7 Daily. Mon -Thur. me. burgers, steaks, chicken teriyaki, Chicago Style Piazas DeVine's da- Ilam-12pm. Fri-Sat. 1am-lam. Sun. baby back ribs, seafood, salads, sand- light. Afterwards enjoy homemade IpM-10pmn. 5112 NW 34th St aans Great Steaks wlches, and New England dam chow- The Philsophy Store desserts, esprras, crpncdno & an from the YM4CA paid 372-4751 der. Relax and enjoy your favorite Bookstore & Coffeehouse. 3460 W. rific wine list Mark ewian chef. S Beef & Spirits cocktail in our casually elegant lounge. Unv Ave 378-6370 In thetraditionof Th 5.10 pm & Fri. &Sut.5-11 pm 706 For the bet steks and prime rib iW Open CM-Thur), 11 30 am-Midnight bookstores & coffeehouse of the 18th W. Unly Ave.37-2001 Shelley's Tavern Gainvalle. You cook over a hickory 6 (Fri & St), 11 30 am-2 am. (Sun), pm- & 19th centurIes Gourmet coffee, by Danding Barmaids. Now open at 11am charcoal BR or our chef win prepmre 11 pm Happy Hour 3-7 pm MC, Visa thebean orby thebrew Espresso,Cap- for lunch Pool Tournament every your dinner Chicket & Seafood tool &Am X puccino, & numerous exotic coffees Manaro's Wed Daily Specials. 6900 SW Archer Open daly 5-10 2 for I well drinks & fron the world over Manyvarietlesof SInce 1955 'Some things never change Rd dollar drafs from 5-7 p.m. 6-pound Woody's Nationally tea, too l0arn-lOpmMon-Sat fortunately, your good taste and our challenge. 2310SW 13thSt. 373-4301. Famous Sandwiches consistently delicious Italian food' 3458W Univ Avell/2nmI fromicam- Open days Dinner served from pn pus Hearty deli-style sandwiches. CaInesvIlle's most popular Italiani- soups & salads featuring top quality taurant for over 30 years. Casual attire Boors Head coldcuts on specially For welcome. Fresh dishe daily andudling baked fresh bread served in a relaxed Infonnation chicken, veal, mask, shrimp & ho e- casual atmosphere, conducive to meet- Regarding made desserts at affordable prices. ing friends, entertaining parents & Cocktails. fine wines and beer aval. Capt'n Louie's Galley Tim's Thai Restaurant Out On The Town, able Only 2 1/2 miles (ro, campus Featuring Grilled, Broiled. Steamed family or conducting light business Brings you the "Bat Blend of the Oft- Contact Seafood.-Tryour transactions. Imp & domestic beer, (east on Univ Ave) 2120 Hawthorn. sU-youcn-.t buffet- as o Mpen-Sat, Sun. Via. Rd. (SR 20) Directons/Reervatlo.,. Opa 7 days a week! 309 NW 13th St Ced wine MC & VISA accepted. Open MN- Lynn Spinello 23rd Ave. 372- call 372-4690. across MC, AX, 501 N.W Sat 11-9 F 11-10&closed Sun 376-4482 from Krispy Kreme. 5424. TUESDAY. APRIL 51990. AWlGAUR, 7 BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND Ma Iligator lassifIeds vi FOR RENT: FOR RENT: FURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. Room in 3b, house $150 & uil 375 8329 'Check Our New Specials 2 bdr Apt In duck pond area hoi I rt RHAD STUDENT ONE BEDROOM APT 1 FURNISHED 4 11 5 1 All Amenities Available place wood floors cc 1''g fairs ig yard ONE BLOCK FROM UNIV $2/5/mo Call FURNISHED UNFURNISHED avai May 1 $3i25rmo 3/4 8149 4 11 10 Kevin 9 5 3/6 5242 alter 5pm 377 3852 10 UF Privale en St45 uli Incl bks Summer rmI wanted to ive 1 3 mi Irom Roommates Available 2 1 11 5 2 trance sinl i m ell upper Class 0( Trad OF NW Gville No dsp, $230 covers all We re No I 5 4 11 1 cali 372 1062 art bills Call 371 7703 IVmsg 4 18 10 1 REGENCY OAKS 2 bdr d uplax SW 1 Th AV C Oss to UI- puts Bel Air 636 NW 261th Ave Huge 2bd/2ba 378 5766 alid $285'mo cal. Key Managen' /2 and 1bd apt$ large Oaks College Park I bdr furn apt I assume Brandinle. 3230 SW Archer Road Properlies 411 NW 1Std Si 371 7777 4 lease in summer price rag 378-5564 3060 4 5 5 2 FOR RENT: COUNTRY GARDENS 11 s 2 373 4500 2 rooms lor er in Vicirian home Wood lIoos lalge porch Duck pond area Ava.l Siuen Iobd and 2bd apts and houses avail w/ SOpSrats entrance, private 2 UNFURNISHED 2001 SW ,61h Street Large room atheMay 371 4935 4 55 2 nowandforfall WaktoUFiBeattherushI to to UF NW secluded bar Fireplaceose Walk to Santa FE CC 1 BDE $270 $280 College Park Properties 411 NW 151th area. $350mtm0, 371-1745 468 1 4 2 2 eDR $335, NEW Townhouse $440 Sec Dump your roommate Cot a 2 bdr ,ortie 2 1bd aps SW cent heat/air on bus t 3/1 ?777 11 5 ROOM S FOODSTARTING $145or Sum- Plus MR Pool laundry no cats or dogs price of one Poo' oenis sauna Wt avail now I avail mid May $275 includ Santa Fe Trace Apts 378 1190 4 30 75 water, annual lease 373 0701 4 6 5 mar Spring & Fall also avail at CLO Incl loom Sloneridge Apis 3800 SW 34 Sr 2 10 menes/wk, utit pd I bik to F Student 2 375 1121 4 30 45 2 MOBILE HOMES: 2 BEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO UF unii377-4269 or stop by 117 NW 15th St Oak Glade Apts Near UF & VA quiet AVAIL NOW S3504MO 378 5496 SALLY 413 10 1 Solve Parking Problearl Walk 0 UF rom 3 FOR RENT/SALE washer/dryer available I most units for Angiha (NW tie 51Str) Modern wellkepi 4652 B I & 2 Bah apt, four bas from $20 mo Cats Allowed 1 he Apts Ca w/own washer/dryer crd hI/ac 80 Mobile Home lor sale 2 bdr I /2 blh Large one bedroom Spacious 2BR apt 5 min bike to campus campus N W I a/c no d/e private and $250 $350, sec & Mr 372-6422 4 30 Now renting or fall 1yr lease I sr a lasi Good Cond Part Furn Cir achi central air pool Indry available Sir /i S $175 seC Call Walt 338 752 dep $460/mo 2bdr/l ba $610/lo WashDry $5500 obo 373 2227 or 377 qoe $245/mo with opird to lease $320/im 3/5 2193 2071 4 5 3 1 3bdr/2 b $730/mo 4bdr/ba 336 8354 4374 4 5 5 3 SPACIOUS 392 0554 4 20 10 2 4 6 5 2 ONE BEDROOMAPT rdnKitiliv.ig rm privilege. moat until Pd, ONLY $263IMO /2block IC UF1 1?41 SW4IhAv #21 2nd srmier $135/mo tall $S/mo 4bdr apt eLofi UniT totally awesomel r bdr LYONS APT story security' Available immediately' SUBLEASE: 1 /40 NW 3rd P1 To apply/into 372 near/UF arnIasIc deal at only $200'mo (I 4000 SW 20TH AV 37747O7 $260/mo neg Call Will at 3// 8/09 4 6 22841371 4243 4 5-1 1 pay 3201 for May1 5 Aug15 call me @335 4 HOUSE/APT. 4-30 71 2 4314 4 6 10-? 5 2 Spyglass Apis Sublase lor summer until Small apt for one mature student No pets 1 pdr house screened porch/deck 2 en INCREDIBLE Near UF very clean i2bdrta new Car July 31 ull y turn abdr/3ba 5228 33mo qu t no party atmosphere avail now or Elficlency Apt trances 1295 inc uI, no dep no last mih pet, tirephace ac washry nook up Only red 1 F mr Please call 336 May 1 $200 permro plus utilities 378 Starting at $1OS Off Archer & 34 St Pets OK Call 3/8 6880 avail Aug $330mo 173 1558 4 10 t0 02484 6-74 r016 4 10 4 1 Starting ad $235 , 2 bedroomm 2 Iv mag 4 5-4-2 MEADOWCREST Brandywine far no Sublet 2bdr/2ba May Aug oplion for fail F n/s to sublet room in Large 1 & 2 BR apt nedily lurished 378-3988 Attractive clean apts 8 houses close To 381 4 68 $440/mO or own bdr/be for $220/mo & 1V2 summer mount eltng 335 pers convenient to UF & downtown $2S- 375-381 LF, aval tor Aug I yr lease No dOgs 7 4 275 me 376-5957 4 1--1 Call 495 9024 4 30 24 2 uil Call 375 3246 leave message 4 5-3 2 Galorwood Apis 2bdri2HbA turn at May July ?bdr/2ba rew carpet lenced yard dish $490/mo unlurn at $425/mo cent heal/air, washidry hook up near 375 4613 4 11 10 4 Oaks Mall $285/mo & $250 dep 332 4823 465 2 Oxford Manor 2bdr/2ba aled in May $484/mo Io, more into call 338 1476 1 or 2 persons to Take over lease for sum- 4 6 7 4 2bath a[ $235 per person Oak mer 2bd nerm option for tall Forest Apts 373-4220 ask for Tally 4-9 SUB LET for suler 5 2 at STONERIDGE APTS 306,3ba Cal nowi 336 0529 4 5 6 4 2BR/IeA quad unit avail summer posr- bly longer Fireplace ad, dishwash, SW Sublet summer C Spyglass apt 3bed area no pets $310/mo A SeC 335 0213 TraTh furnished washer/dryer will to 4 10 5 2 sublet to 1 2 of 3 persons Leave Ifl sage 336-0211 4 5 4 4 Aifordable 2bar duplex, 2nd floOr, nmw opn, new carpet, quiet, shaded 429 NW WINDMEADOW Lrg bde api No do 9 Ave $300/mo Call alter 5, 373 5577 pasri $375imo Call 373 3558 or 377 4 1-6-2 4105 evening 4 13-10-4 Sublet Ibdr/1Iba apt Spacious Behind Hawanan Viliage sublet May Ioru Aug Norman Hall Washer/dryer Only 1ibd/lb $310/mo. great condition Call $245/mo Semifurn Avar May 1 Dep pdt 338 1834 Iv msg 4-6 5 4 Call 373 8925 4-10-5-2 We if pay U $75 to sublet May Aug 15 Block from OF, Largo Rooms Utilities 26dr/2Ba fum $485 Gatorwood Close paid Cox Cable, Nice Call Greg 376 10 UF Call anylme 377 9193 4 13 10-4 3291 $150-22&/mo rent 4-11 10 2 2 room efficiency, I bk from UF 1834 NW I tAve B,3/4uliIncl,$1 65/mo Century Ctassilleds. 21 John Merrill Inc 372 1495 4 8-1 2 Continued on next page. 8 AUJGAIORTHURSDAYAPRIL5.199M SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT 5 ROOMMATES ROOMMATES Pines V1-un a Au' UrblIt or sum'f., Summer Sublet Trehous Village KE EP MY DE POSI T F/M for ow' g bdr BRANDYWINE FURNI 2bdr/ a Own master bdr/ba in an in the EmdI ia P uiiy Furnived At50'mo grill $160/mo Call Jack 3'S 4689 4 q 5 4 May Aug Cnly $750/mo 4 13 ull Pets wt room, huge poo, 1/2 wrrmse close to UF avail May Aug Big jacuzzi, sauna- Call Sant 371 orld Cdii 1n 193 I ev Fnessage 4 Ok Close 10 campus Call Kim 3UN 4373 mi to UF $230/mo for own room. 1/2 eriough for 21 $250/mo 1033 4 6 6-5 Sublease until July 31 Fully furnished 4 11 5 4 cable A 1il. 372-2857 Dennis 4 30-28-5 bdr/iba apt SW area $200/mo avail May Ive l Cakorook Ihis urtner Close a FN/S to share 2bd/ e. urn .I 160/mo S,335 48 70 4q95 4 SPYGLASS sublease from May Aug Female N/S Rmml 10 share 2bdrlba Api cmpuS call bedrIf erth fully 112 ulil summer C tall, behind Norman turn A 3bd/3balh Absolutely beaulilul great $175/mF & /2 ul, walking distance to 11e l IF $250,mo ,12 wril Call 376 Hall April Free. Call 373-6416 4 5 5.5 1281 pool area Grab some Friends sign now' UF Call 377 4244 4-17 IT-S eeS 4 5 5 4 Roommaies needed ASAP $1 67/mo , & house near UF aC poIs ok I mo free, 335 2830 4 10-5 4 Jewish female 10 Looking for M N/S RmmI(S) to share Fair HEY YOUi Nice. Fun, SPYGLASS Sublease May-August no deposit, 601 NW 35 Terr Call Norm share a room in a 2br/a in Brandywlne 392 8953, eve 372 1800 4 9-3 4 month Oak. Summer C w/ option to slay BRAND NEW 2bdr/2ba townhouse for ROCKY PT matter bdrlba in spacious beyond Howard 395-7256 4-6 8-5 Hi50/mo and summer is FREEI Call Jon- ished must see, please leave message 3bdrapi pond vtew pool. Turn, $190/ro nior at 372-1987 NOWI 4-5-5-5 338 8254 4 8 6 4 Oak Foresi ApI 3bdr 2ba , new CarifT and 335 6300 IV messao, must see 1 4 9- cordo w/qulet Tma- bar Share luxury lakefront 'ncl $580/mo Avail May 5 July 3 w/ 4 lure N/S F prol Avail 5)12 Near F N/S rmmt needed to share 2bdr/3ba option to renew 336 Large turn 2bdr/2ba wnhse in March 0400lv message UF/Shands, nextoHifton $350/mo*1/2 condo, wash/dry, SW area $225/Mo A 1/2 4 11-5 4 CAMELOT 2bd/lba. unfurn AprilFEEI wood for summer sublet, $425/mo obo aill not-own bdr/bs, pool, wash/dry, table ui Avail immediately Call Karen 373- Lease ends 336 0020 4 5 5 4 in Aug Good localion pool & wkly maid sary (1 St mO + $350 damage 2386 4 6 5-5 sauna, laundry $425/mo Call POLOS Summer SUblel 374 A576 7728 V mag 4-6 7 5 May AuI Is 4 1284 dep) 376 1/2 ba furniahed Rmmt needed for summer own bdr in male, non smoker for 212 ALL am eties Prof N/S to share Hbdr/2 util 332- 2bdr/ t/2 ba iwnhse Option 1o ron! included Rent ROOMIES needed ASAP for big orange apt For summer S174/mo part Negollable Call 336 Summer whole place in Aug Pario, fenced yrd, 3044 4 9 3 4 Sublease Oxford Manor blue shuttered house Corner of Archer At 5520 4 a 5-5 0ts Ok close 10 UF/bus ime 335 5047 or 3bdr/3ba rent for May is Frel Call 375- 13 Si across from UF-fully furnished utli 6871 IV meninge, [urn For sale also Female to share 2bdr/2ba Townhouse in 1 743 285? 4 6-5 4 NO DEPOSIT Now lhru July 31 2bdrm 1 ies included-washer/dryer-225 MIchelle 4 9 5 4 SW Area, 1/2 ba bike I0 School par) turn mod 335 9768 4-6-7-5 fully furnished. wash/dryer 335 6273 4- Sublease or summer 20 dr2Ba at Rocky wnhlse Mill Run PENT NEG 371 4761 $225/mo A 12 uRTil Call at OXFORD MANOR sublet master Point $429/mo Call Lisa at 378 5397 or 4 6 2 4 bdr 0 2 bedrms w/bath in 3/2 house, fur 13 10-S 335 9455 4 6 5-4 summer C. across from pool, turn nished, hardwd VrA fence pad Ok, quiet N/S lberal rmmt, own $200/mo Cali 371 1817 4-6 4-4 ril tou I look Is all it will lake $225 room in 3bdr house, Sube Available May 2bdr/1 ba SW Ioca 3 blks to campus, $142mo Lakewood Villas Sublease May Aug 375 7169 4 5 5-5 A 103 utI pat FurrI bdr own ba wash/dry allracTive and lion, $365/mo Call 335 5454 and leave French Quarter 2bdr/ 1/2 be. untm ok 371 6059 4 6-3-5 Avai April August option clean, only 5242'rTo 335 5589 leave message 4 10 6 4 for fall Close M/F N/S roommate needed for summer To HF 5355/mo Call 376-6073 4 6-4 4 F to share 2bdr/2 1/2 be condo, own message 4 13-10 4 Own bdrm in 4bdr/ba apt 5150/mo 1 1/4 Oxford Manor furn Ibdr avail May 5 bdr/ba $200/mo 1/2 until Pool & conve- will Call 332-6559 4 5 5-5 Sublet thru July Colonial Manor Apit Inn Sublet a b Or C terms For delaila call Oxlord Manor I bd avail May 7, option for nient 373-5423 or 904 264-3236 4-17- 336 4108 Iv msg 4 9 4 4 renewal an Aug Nice, clean & gray car 10-5 walk To UF on SW 1br/mta furnished Summer and/or Fail/Spring N/S for own pool S24Shmo Call Lee 378 3199 4 11 pet Big enough for Iwol Call 370 6515 Iv turn bd r/ba in Rockwood Villas $250 OXFORD MANOR Sublease or r ren CHEAPII 2 m/f rmets needed for Sar 5 4 mug 4 9 5 4 1/S util Call Pam 335 4469 4 5 55- lor summer option for fall, 3bdr/3ba home Walk to UF, $1 10/mo 1/3 uti, washer/dryer ilee call 3/7 8281 4 French Or, close to campus Obr 1 l1/2 lease renewable, pet ok Call 372-1160 Roommate needed 10 sublet 3bdrrlbb apt Own Bdr/Ba 17 10 4 OR, I rnml $77 50 5 l/p ufai nog 336 F N/S Rmmi wanted 4-10 5 5 in the LAURELS Starting summer A $215/mo & 1/2 util For summer Formare I250'mo Call Tracy 335 4085 4 6 5 4 1010 Chriol 4 17 11 4 N/S F io have own master bedrm/balh for into call Lisa at 378-5397 or 335 9455 N/S F rmmI needed for summer C Own W ,rdmedows phase 2 sublease 2Tdr ONLY 180/hnth I/I util Need ASAPI FEMALE RMM1 Oak Forest, own master bdrm/bah, washer/dryer, lireplaclodeck Calr Kim II 3/9 5780 4 10 5 4 bd/ba wash/dry pool vb/tnrbb $200/no OAKBROOK WALK subel lor sum Call Alisha at 335-706 4-6 3-5 ol Ibdim/3hI apt fOr Sum C W/ option 4 er own bdrba Iully turn, walking dis Idi 336 1377 Rena or KIIll $2?0mo nhag & 1/4 u1i Suble for Summer Call Alli Suble 2bdr api May Aug, Un Heights 335 5954 4-6 4 4 lance to UF rent reg 335 2498 4 6 5 5 Apts, 2 bike from UFF $375/mo 377 1523 Rockwood Villas N/S F Own bdr/ba lor Looking Por a great place for Summer' In CALL NOWi no more parking hassles' 4 Did You Know? 10 5 4 * POLOS * 21d/ba in 3/3 apr only sum and/or fall $225/mo & 1/3 whll. price Oj book 3rd Iloor single rmIn option for $200/mo pal Beau [urn. w/d. micro, At no for sum 336 4990 4 1610 5 tall May June, July $380/mo 376 661 by ThnsKurru 2od 2ba apt avail May Aug Fully fur I, ac room, sauna, & more Avail 5/i 335 5646 w/d. micro buses to UF A SFCC Lv massaGe 4 11 5 4 Roommate to share 2td/)ba duplex 2 Attermy blocks to Norman Hall $142 50 & 1/2 ulil is uer Cardens sublease for summer SIs0omo ea Call Robin afterI pm at 374 4676 41054 Oxford Manor mastered sublease May 'Ties Call Mark at 378-7452 4-9-55 Sonslia rwqwiare at a chids uiknt spacious t bdr api price filg Please call August Own be, Washer/dryer im 2 story mean sha support a parent unable to 335 7345 4 6 4 4 api, nest TO pool. HBO, $245fmo Call Dan y Suble todr in Zbdril /2 be apt turn hni Not a ba es. dat anytime 373-3538 4 11 5 4 I='t I BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Furnished May Aug $210pn 377 9280 4 6 3 4 room avail for Summer C som1Slr Call Sublease own bd/ba in spacious turn In The Pines DELUXE one bedroom apt 335 2202 Leave message 4 5 3 4 Th Frai Court in iwell upheld the twnhse Summer C $187/mo & 1i2 ulil May-Aug Seek a responsible renter in right of petc to detaIn arreted drunk Price neg fully turn Please call 373 drivers until the sobered up, so that 2339 SW 31 P ApI #3 2BR. new carpet Call Holly 335 1270 Please leave met- Sa r 4 6 3 4 4105 4 11 5 4 intyrrogwon ou be condu'w$ limglien close to campus 335 5251372 1509 4 that Whatever happened to the 10 4 4 Spyglass 3bd Sba avail May or June, do conittutil rdot to rr~ln wil Oe Summer Sublet, May-Aug, 3bdr/2ba the Fourt conulr the drunk unable to posit negolable, tease exp July 31 , Brandywine iod fully turn apt Sublel for house, blk from law school, cent op alet Fk right, of sorehe's ar bf heat/air, wash/dry. $S00'mo, fent Teg lion for renewal Call 335 8439 Ofier 4 30 I0 that Is the caa, and If the do. tapr summer avail May 7 option To renew in 4 11 5-4 NO SEC Gary 378 5564 374-8842 4 10-5 4 wordn he wave of his rIght af isfl Aug $43/mo asoe Ievald urge h w= hs 4 11 5 4 May rent FREE i 2bdr/Pba in OXFORD A WlVnI to a crooe may be held In JAl 1, MANOR Renr summer C w, option for For one reason or another, the court Fall Call nowi 375 t208 Iv message 4 belve, he sIl not app At triM Small 18 10 4 wonder pTp4. do no4 want to b knvod 0K MLL 10 Awto . out in't *le h t kita of OAK SMAt i hMilIWHI wR nV OAD justice Inc. Pstice me dsp.d a hat Subbcase loT Summer with option For lall Wmes prnnce? Mll Aun townhouse 2bdr/t IJ2 ba Rent - -I negotiable Call 335 1287 leave mes Tom Kurrus * Attoney . IS o-I ) sage 4 10 4 4 33 0591 Criminal Defense * Dil ma-11 segtry) 204 W. Unif A. Sublease 1 or 2 r ma in 3bdr/3ba, fully 14 I or1S7VM jS CalnAsvil.f 32M0t Lurnequip Wld Meadows ApI $210/mo 2., (50S0* b IV, 255 (904) 375-440 nag Summer A poss C call Jon/Jule 3366942 41154 200. (*ISO=US), 40, 10'1 21-M1B~ ~ e Ili0K~I E~ V (IR M s March Wood room avail from 5/3/90 10 P01Wfl rT-sQcg 124V), 7X. my SllF 0 (1 UO {43020 10 15 /20/90 Pay only 3 mos enI, 3bdr/2ba Nmli'nM SIP 0C1 (P) Call Marly 335-4208 4 11 5 4 11, el S10,4 W0 $2 50) 730. 10 15 Oxford Manor 2dr,2ba apl We need to 4'l 317*i Md 11i sublease from 5/7 oi15 Rent is negoia M- - - I ble Call us at 375 2565 ask for Joe or I FAE Workout with *e adl I mon Ida 0 " W ' 11 membership $10 I Year so 376-8400 -au -.aclo - an N - -n - - 5.'" 0SM GAN MAEE-ALL U4W EFOtoGMoM **-*-*******a*****F*ll Am HELD OVER 2nd RECORD MREAKAG WEEKI Wn days 500700900 m $35 for complete * TEEAE MUTANT MINIA TURTLE$ (PM) Sat&ASun 1003 0S C0 alVwe a iW5, 6 Few AI 0090O Weekdaysexop o 5 15 7 15 1 * rN Matlcr Whon Nmnli I Kid Ni a ()Set a Son 2 1S 5 715 915 Sn idUl PRlY gM 7:159:15 0.ifaely 1 $c3Ie Unt l2nd&,kofl .as JasessLeCurtis LasDay LUE STEEL (R) Today 53030 Player's Sports Club presents THESchU& WA o J NHE FOURTH WAR (3) Today 730 Sirl FFdX* TdW ler LounioIn i)ll We*t, 57393 ElkS Darn TM6 RT POWER (3) SaE at 30Tt 303 THURSDAY APRIL S. 1990, AJGA9UR, 9 ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES 6 FOR SALE FOR SALE POLO-S Own furnlsedbdr bath in Country VILag. 3bd,2ba Pool close to PARTY PADI Near CJ's Huge TV. Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and 30 more ore-SUMMER BIKE SAlE I speed cu's V'3 apt Avail May I $240 nlgO A 103 campus Avail Sum C partly furnished, HBOSHO, VCR Micro, DW, Pool, Unt brands are ail at our New Localionl Car ers $109. 3 speed coaster brake $19, utillmO cable a more Call fl-Sflb leave SS9/mo obo Call 377-2793 and leave loom $187 50 evaji May I Hurry I 335 Stereo Speclists 3215 NW 13 St 372 speed cruiser $159. 1 speed alloy rims miolg$W 4 a-5- msQ 4 11 5 5 5441 4-10 5-5 2070 4-30-75-6 $199. 18 speed mountain bike $279 RACING & TOURING - Miele racing cN4API Aei needs san,. An share spa Have YOUR OWN ROOMi N'S F serious 1 or 2 NIS F Rmmts needed to share 302 Reckierd, Fobsale. Vemaha, Pioneer, bike $399. Vrivega Nvooich alum rams cious furn NW hme May-Aug $135/mo & student 38R 2Bath Apt for summer C adorable apt for summer C Own room at Infinity. Kler. Code Alarm The *.st $379. VivatecI $439 3 used Can '2 util Dog Okay Fenced yd 372-9454 8155 month A 1/3 ulil 335-4111 4 6 2 5 reasonable rate MUST SEEI Tracy at Car Sterlo Installer. in town. Car Se. nondales sterling at $275 Large selection owes 4-6 4-5 371-0295 Lv Message 4 9-55 reoetGo. 375-1834 4-30-75- of u5ed bibes Fanale/NS wanted to sublel room In a GATORCYCLE 3321 SW Archer Rd 373 F roommate needed for summer Own 48R Duplex, $183mo & 114 utilities 1 OXFORD MANOR CAR ALARMS installed remote control 3962 4 9-56 bdrm/bath ep1. fully mitehd Spacious block from campus CALL 335 8324 Roommate needed tor summer Own mA- any car truck or van fully guaranteed will apt nice complei Rent nagoiable Call NOW 4-62-5 ter ber own mfaler bath, own walk-in demo Call 336-9193 student IV message Mountain Bike Alpine Feemont Pass 33 9375 4-I-5-5 closet Low r.nt 375 9785 4-9-S- 4-30-72-6 top of the line, shimeno dioro equipped N/S F to shara pbdrllba apt at Home- looks like now barely used Call 371 2 fer roomtis n ded ar tImmer/ttll stead Own bdr avail May 5 $175/mo A N/S F to share for summer Obdrl3ba apt Car Alarms. Autopage, Chapman Home 0422 4-5 3-6 and spring- $150 eah plus IS Of utilities 1/2 utility Call 335-3745 4-6-a-5 at Polo a. wash/dry, wt room, pool. option end Car Stereo- Pioneer, Saneul, Show- inSd,2hlt house Ctl 375-2441 to stay tar fail Call 338-5658 4-5-3-5 wood, and more. We Seat All PrIcesI Tandy 286 100% IBM, 640K 20MBhd, * 0-5-5 F N/S to share a bedroom in a 2bdd2ba at 373-3754. 4-30-60-6 3 25, 5 25 dv rqbcolor, modem mouse Brandywine $137/mo & 14 util Avail May F N/S rAt needed May I-Aug 14 Part a dmpleiter prnlr Software $1500 Call 4 Cell US -0W4S 4- turn, pool, near law school Only $200/mo MICRO CENTEfRl Computers 376- 1146 mac 392-5979 wkdys 2-4piM 4-5-3-6 NS F for own bdr In ut SW apt avbid now 10-5-5 A 1/2 ut Own room and bath Call 373- Editors choice - CompuAdd * Northgate for summer, $S160nIo a 1/2 uli, 1542 4-53-6 OF S- OXFORD MANOR rmmt need immiedl * H P Pr/ce same or lower than Mail- Frostiest relrigeratortireezor side-by washaf/diyer. Sear min nd include Imb, 40mb *4S0lea nis"5 4-1J-1- 1/2 Apr frel Ownr m/ba in 22. option for order Systems below side Avecado 21 Cul It $300 392 1733 summer & fall. Call Julie lv mess 37- **0 Neal, rasp NIS F wanted, own mer (28ma), graphics moito., aek for Pat 4-9-5-5 $1295. n/lnts eed 4huge4 bdure.nl$135 1477 4a-4-S br/bth in specious 3br apt, summer C MC 28/12 - $1195. Packard Bell Close to campus s 2 great roommiesi MC Sissx - $1495. Northgate 306/20 Everything MUST Gal sbdrs. living * din a 114 Ill. Maser tdr W huge walk-In needed for summer Master bdrm $184/MO a 113 util Call 375-6060 */ hd A battery - A dryer. everything cfosetS biny. .I deani Contact Mike Amut $2399 PB 266 laptop ing dom turn, washer wi own ban in large Windmeadows apt $190 CompuAdd 610 W/ 2mbsA graph- in great cond, call 375-SS7 IV message 33-6274 4-10-5.5 $240/MO ng Berry 335-2500 4- 10-5 N/S /F to hare 2bd2ba apt lor Summer ice manier -$970. 1 A 3 year warranties 49-5-6 A Covered Bridge $255/me A 1/2 until Call ''60 printer bad Onaita warrantIes Paaasonic Roommate wed to heae 2tdr 1 1/2 Ken at 377-0049. leave mesaee $1049 3743 W LEX KY APR 9 na Fenced yard, ROCKWOOD VILLAS, NIS M/F for $185, NP LaserJet lip- 4 MCCARTNEY TIX, townhouse S*/m 4.30165-6 at 335-4540 sarlsba Fully turn, own br &be $235/mo. Universiy Ave 372-7513 4-6-4-6 "tsok Aml May 1. DniM avail May S Chris 335-9225 Iv ma 4- F to share mccl bdrm A bath in 4bdrm 2bA 4-11-- house Wid central heat/ac. walk to OF vimg 10-s-s FUTON & FRAME SALE sing wer, bd. 5/3 371-6715 lv GRAOUATINGI Super $12/mo A lilies. Avail From only $20 per set liner, heater, headboard, ------mes 4-6-3- S semi-weveles., Cell Mait 377-5650 4-30-20-6 $0. dresser-$36, comp desk-35. wood N/S F to share cute 2 bdrlt 1/2 be town- dae-S70 3363833 Rosa Lee 4.10-5-6 OFF' Moving-Must Sell Aka I00 watt receiver house. wash/dry. $172 10/mo A 12 until a $125,sofa andchair $50, sewingmachine 370 6512 Iv mog 4-10-5-5 $40 Call S76-SSS efter 5pmn 4-9-s-a Beach cruiser. 3 moe old. like new, must amug sell. "801 372-1190 4 63 6 Daily Lunch Special N/S F to suble lbdrm condo newly turn 5 piece dining table for sale MO Ob Call I I lo arGoodT es TlrATN im41% from Sands Furn sale - couch (Ok) $30. dresser $30 wl/d ac. duw, etc 2 Ai al 330 0529 4-54-6 LAS.W u_w. _ $175/mo A ull Call 335 5610 4-10S 5 no* woman's dresser $40 desk $40. cofl tbi $10. chair $45 Call 332-5415 before FREEPORT. BAHAMASI Round Trip Own big Master bdr/ba, avail May thru cruiseticketsforNIo. 4di~n Call Ei- 10pm 4 5-2-6 & 11 uti at ings Creek Aug. $161/m SSSI Will accept best otter 4-5-S-B Apis 372-8275 9 11 S-5 Alphasonik 2175 car amp 175an K wo LOOKING FOR A JOB channels, less than oner old List $625. Tix 4 sale 4 14 OWN ROOM In 2bd/1 be api summer C, 3 Paul McCartney sell lor $350 obo 335 4387 Leave Me do"a In campus. $1651mor A 112 ijl. $50 JAobbie stad Great seat Ft00" Call Gail 305-0112 lV Agl 4-S-S-c sage 463-S AFTER GRADUATION? p and last mo rent Clersl 377 5637'172-3135 4-11-5 -5 For sale Malching couch. loveseat & SAILBOAT 1080 Holder 14 by Hob,. complete or SPnnske0r and chair, coffee table a endtable $430 Din MS ns for sum 0or fell opt Clean I mep monohluil. Ing table with chairs $45 Call 336-1079 $2,095 1-473000W45-5- " Have your management skills only, r UF $125 & 112 Ati ls1 YOU traer alter lust store stuff here KeiSh 377-6308 4- LOET cust-made 'a sat F ISH tank for sale 35 gal With stand -ladder meld Asking $105rrpeted tested and obtain your results. obo Cal & all my ac $1 36/neg 395-6150 4-656 * brand new pump Only $7 M me8 12 util gets own room Also 3X5 desk $4Sneg Call Dave 372 Sum C in 2bd1lba apt 175 mo fl 941 7 49-4- Spring Cops neg C all 335-5520 MUST SELL - Mans Duch 10 speed $125, New Lecarra Steering Wheel - $35, Sofa 410" 5 FREE! Amenda 4-10-4 5 tove Seat $400 372-0057 4*4-5- PRINTER Panasonic 1061 iuke new W/ manualprol raded-up Bargain$1000bc AMmom Haike Plantation F N/S rmrrt wanted Eves A wkds 377 7633 4-9-4-0 2bdr/2 /2 bab condo, own room/ba. Graduatingl Must sell 37-high 20-long. and 10 gallon leshwateo tanks all with wash/dry. parking. no dep , 1/2 unl Cell and all equipment Cynd 335- MUST SELL - King size waterbed In good hood. sland ' Call 374 Stop by the UFL Career 395 09N72 V mils 4 1 -5 5 113$ '65-""5'"'44 condition will take best offer 7198 4-5 2 6 Resource Center or call F NIS for own r in nice NW home 1/4 Furn except for bd. fire- Rolatlet 35mm Normal lens weaddirlonat pedestal bed $150. desk w/ mile rn UF 200 Zoo. case, filters.'Irpod A at king-size 392-1601 for details. ,oor. avil Summer go o matrhingchr,,$40 NtotisbleaI377 7125 place, hardwood Asking $300 For more info SsO/Mo Robin 377-0305 4-11-5- accessories or 335-5271 4-10 5-6 Michael al 372-S1$7 or leave meg 4-9-S 6 Gibson Acoustic MK35 mint 1976 Gibson Electric Sonex INO mini w/ comes Graduation Satel complete sell-out Of all Call Matt 332-1093 Can sell seperale furniture and bicycle. chairs, matching * 5-2-6 sets. glass table. etc. RIch 375-1200 Iv nmess 4-5-3.6 FOR SALE 197 Oldsmobile Cuilets Su- prom. *1500. Brown. sir condilionlng, Look out Mcarlley McCartney McCartney strso. good condition Calt 373 3053 Tampa Tampa Tamp. leave message 4-6-3-8 Mc artney McCariney McCartney 2 Tickets April 12 372-3516 4-0-5-6 HP 17b calculator color iv. couch below lovoset. typewriter, desk. dresser. night Watered, queen sl, 50% motion. white Will negotiate Call Bob at 335' 4-6-4 6 stand padded, 150Oab, c"lt 33S-7345 0684 4-10-5-6 Fish tanks 10 A 20 ga Lg glass table $15, Sm lass and table S spd cruiser wa rack $10. gray coffee table 20. chair $10, Kenmore gas grill Need to sell lamp $10 ALL in good condition 336 Call Mike/Joe 375-6089 4-9-5-6 0393 Sue 4-6-3-6 Cerin-Vess Al-s Loud Saker System Ap full of turn GREAT for guys 2 twin 3S-O516 Erc w/ Subwocfer 5500 080 beds, book cases. couch. love seat. cot- 44-44 fee tebl*. etc Call JEN at 372-1907 4- Furniure must selt. Fouton mattress $100 10-s-e 4h 18S f7g neoCal. Study de 4 Elite Is P"d ras $170 SWEET 12 SPEED BIKE CenturIon King woW mmian~-wvle, AS New tires Rarey used $250 010- Rt time you gave yourself a GSE"b ike "Il 386439 alte 43So. 4-11-S-S Cell 536-003 4-5-3-8 MUST SELLI Microwave $40, eercie bile 825. dolul bad/chair $20 Call Kim a lmleain n uCa we0 sa ot alfer 3pm 33-129 4-9-3- q1hou d a ey Wmf -- I SALE. Fumiture for all ro"ms/2" stereo yo STKr re. bps h. eGE Gulid Ell O TY/JVC Pri stereo(Co, Eq, w ypeyTrek Mn bIt70 at Realistic lur caieid sait is o marmkQCmugpI tWo mua. more. Ck A you feE GaE quilo wd A amplwaights a benc a Thuughs iffitilaout Seve 376-5161, Chaep'neg, 44-2-6 64 K Ham Computitr w printer end word fara Saue aSIer-mS S mel Beat offer wver $100 oaaflidd ir De ONCaeses. a processr. CallMasail 396-7456 4-8-2-S L --- na - -- CCSC ae rco- ClasaIfIeds. Continued on next page. Si0, AILLCATOR, IURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1990 HELP FOR SALE 10 WANTED SERVICES TYPING SERVICES WANTED V' MrC.Irtem y Irkes Tarp, A r, I Local Arist needs COLD Gems Class MOVING' Running out of I mre? Lei Galor Pickupe'De Typing and wordproc near Local Gis Scout Camp 7 wk live in po 3/3 70/3 leave rm'ess5t 4 12 6 6 Rings E TC Top $ or trade Oze , Fine Moving pck up, store & dealer your be campus Dependable quality service sitica counselors, horseback ridingn longings to you .n the fal| 374 3/4 Reasonable rates 24hr day Call Carol Struclor. cook If you love children call c,.rmtoro i Jewe@ry 373 9243 4 30 75 10 4 7 1 Ruiz amos old great 4488 4 30 21 11 ,7 3 4464 4 '7 11 12 Kay 495-3917 4-16 10-13 shape $160 OPO 395 c6r 4 11 56 Wanted Baby cr'b and accessOries Must be in good condion Price negoiable ONE STOP DENTISTRY * QUALITY typing A Laserprin Thesis Engagedcouples needed for new citing g paPers UF grad owner Scribe research project 4 McCaTiey I Tampa Apr'' 12 $30 CaO 336 0632 M F 6 10pm 4 9 5 10 Accepting new pis imerg resume on conversalions 377 6170 Karlene each Ca' Mar e AT 3/1 2600 ev's 4 9 Adult cleaning $30 child $20 Services 82' NW 13 SI 395-8270 Call ASAP 4 5 3 13 WANTED McCartney Tx for Miami show **** 4 27 17 12 14) Wsd lee $325 (3) Wisd lee $250 EARN FREE Have 2 lix for sale or lade tor Tampa (2) Wisa le $200 TRIP TO EUROPE 4112 Call MIKE 378 4703 and Iv msg Nirous Oxide Accept MC, V AE Looking for campus rep for college on 7 REAL ESTATE 4 5-3 10 13 HELP WANTED en ed tour coImpany 1'35 yr interested Vaid anly w 'Ih coupon up to (41 people in history, H I Gonsoulin DOS 312 9521 culture of discos, beaches Oakbrook Condo 2bd/ a turn ground WANTED Toyata pickup 1981 o 1983 for AVON 375-8967 'THIS IS AS MUCH FUN AS YOU CAN 4 30 199 Sell Avon Full or Part- ime We Train Iloor poolalde Take over parents or half hour photographing Will pay Call HANDLE" Contact PJ Ferras for per make oiler 375 9743 4 010 BenehTls Insurance 4 30 75-13 7 375 8710 4 11 / 10 RESUME S don t wait fil the last minute sonal iervIew 3415 W Unv Ave 9 4 get best now For appt 378 6165 M F 4-6-4- 13 Must Seull Excel cord condo 2brI2ba The NEW ENGLAND BROTHER/SISTER 2950 SW Archer Also see our hrad an CAMPS MASS Counselor Positions for Pebble Creek area 273939Dr CallI83 11 SERVICES ASSISTANTSHIPS Doctoral and Mas nouncmois 4 10 5 1I Ten- t>IS 5686 or 813 882 3525 4 30 24 7 program specialists Team Sports term - Area of Severe and Profound Hand nis Performing Arts Waterfront Inquire NW Mini storage at I 75 A NW 39th Ave Summer refrigerator Storage dorm Siced caps Beginning September, 7990 Must Hair Planlarori 2br/2ba, gazebo deck. Me h Kee TacO (Boysat 190 L i rden Ave, nea, Oaks Mall area xS 5To tOx 20 from only CosT have a minMturm of two years experience iciced yard all appliances, am non $/mih A $5 for pick up A de laen Ridge NJ 07028 Dambeegir 16 $20 '0 . disc to students 332 891' 4 livery Call now to reServe a space 336 with indivIduals who exhibit severe cogni qu.l 9 5% xed FHA o/ very Horsereck Road. Montville NJ 07045 low down 30 75 -1 11 5 11 Ilve and behavioral problema Strong 0093 4 Please call 1 800 776 0520 4 184813 ap 312 1259 4 5 57 plied behavior paralysis background preferred Contact Dr. David Gast or Dr 2br iI 2 ba twnhse n bxc cond Shell BREAD & ROSES Need volunteers for a 2 week study of a John Langone 570 Aderhold. University Roc V ilas org owner Extras nc irepi, TYPING 331 5379 4 Dew pso'as'is medication of Georgia Athens. 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Igo out there ritually practices at the University Goll "All those times that I have been there so Course in hopesofpreparinghimselfto win andtry to play the best I close to win I've had a couple of bad breaks a memoy his first college tournament. can. I'm not worried about and thrown a few away," Hart said. "I just to myself, try to be positive I'll With only two days left before the annual If it wasn't for his cool disposition and say 'Just confidence that one day his first college not winning." s IC' going to be paid back when you go Orange & Blue Game, Kyle Morris offic- play for money. ially is in the home stretch of being able to victory will come, he might have given up - Dudley Hart forget one part of his past forever. by now But he keeps going because he says his time to win will come in college, and UF golfer He said winning a tournament involves While he has quietly and successfully even if it doesn't, winning isn't everything. more than just good golf. He said he hasn't returned to the status of the Gators' top At least not right now. 15 top.10 collegiate finishes, four second- won because golfs two major aspects - quarterback this spnng. the troubled Mor- luck and good play - have not come on the All I do is learn from each experience. I place. This year, he may help bring UF its ris still has one more hurdle to clear. same day. go out there and try to play the best I can, first NCAA team title in 18 years Before his gambling suspension loses its Hart may be one of the nations best status of notoriety and assumes its role as Hart said. "I'm not worried about not win. 'It gets disappointing," Hart said. "Wn- ning. I'm confident I can make iton the tour collegiate golfers, but he says he has one a silly trivia question, Morris has to deal major problem - he plays like the nation's ning isjusta matterofplayingwell and being with UF's sometimes ruthless band of spec- and I don't think not winning a college there at the right time and getting the right e best for the first two days afla tournament tators this Saturday tournament destroys my career. breaks. Ive got to expecithat stuff to happen Hart will have his next chance for a vic. but on the final day, he either plays poorly or someone else plays an incredible final thou * .4s Ron Kaspriske tory when the second-ranked Gators meet nine of the nation's top 25 teems at the round. But he is far from giving up. He has six American College International in Cary. It already happened once this year at the more chances this year to win and says he LAST CALL N.C., beginning today. Colf Digest Intercollegiate in Houston last should win at lent one of them. Aside from a medalist victory, Hart has month. Hart led the tournament after the Morris says he really isn't sure how fans accomplished as much as any other UF first two rounds but became sick before the "Maybe it will come the last tournament at the game will react to his first appearance golfer. He is a three-year All-American and final round. He finished third after team- of the year." Hart said. *Maybe that will be in a Cators uniform since he was kicked off on his way to a fourth, which will make him mate Pat Bates shot a 4-under-par 68 to win my reward for waiting all these four years. the team in October for gambling. only the third UF player to do so. He boasts the tournament in sudden-death. to win nlional." Will he hear boos? Maybe. Will he hear cheers? Probably But regardless of what happens, this should be the last time the troubled quar- terback has to be reminded of his past. Should be is the key phrase. Morris knows all too well that UF fans love to remind him of the troubles he's had. "Hopefully this has made Kyle a stronger, more mature person." said UF coach Steve Spurrer, who has frequently praised Morris' performance this spring Ihe really good quarterbacks are the ones that don't worry about these things He has come back from a lot of things that would destroy the confidence of a lot of players. His confidence is high " Morris admits he's grateful to be playing the sport he has played since he was old enough to walk. But gratitude is the only way he cares to think about what has happened to him -he says he's learned from his mistake, but it's time to go on. Now when Morris talks about learning, he means learning about Spurrier's com- plex offense. Caos - LOAT "That, I still have a lot to learn about," Gatomn outfielder Eric Martine slides Into base during UP's 8-7 comeback victory Wednesday against Valdosta Stat College Morris said. "I was hoping I'd be back in at Perry Field. the spring. Frankly, I really didn't know when I'd be back. But I am back and I'm using this as the best time for me to learn." Spurrier said he's learned quick. Not Gators get job done, beat VSC 8-7 only has he picked up the offense quicker By ALEX MAREZ come back and take the lead and get it Bonds struck out Joe Russo and caused than the other quarterbacks, but he has Alligator Writer done." Bo Camposano to flyout beforeplnch-hitter also thrown the ball better. With the score tied at 7, UFs Dave Jimmy Bell tripled to cor Martils. Other spring practice notes: When UF leadoff batter Herbert Perry hit Majeski led off the eighth inning with a UP reliever Tbdd McCray (4-2) pitched 0 Fox out for Saturday. Brian Fox, who a home run on the first pitch he faced single to left-center field. Majeski then stole the final two innings for the victory. had been battling Morris for the top quar. Wednesday against Valdosta State, it ap- second and scored when Moberg tripled a 'Me Blazers (11-16) tied the scose In the terback spot, will miss the Orange & Blue peared the Gators had gotten a good start 2-2 pitch over the head of Valdosta State eighth inning when Scott Puvis singled In Game because of a stress fracture in his on repeating Tuesday night's 17-8 victory right fielder Rusty Brown. Joe Myrick from third base with two outs. over the Blazers. right foot. '(Valdosta State reliever Keith Bonds) Valdosta State jumped to a 1.0 lead In the Spurrier said Fox should be back for fall But after Perry's blast, the Gatonrs fell got me down two strikes and I was just first when leadoff batter Don Arlan reached drills in August. Fox will be in a cast for behind by four runs and needed an eighth- looking to get the runner over," said on an error by Jason Bad, Sb second four to six weeks. inning RBI triple by Mike Moberg to defeat Moberg, who went 3-for-S with a double. base, moved to third on aground out to first I Paulk to miss game. linebacker'Tlm the Division II Blazers 8-7. The Gators (18-15) scored three runs in and scored on a single by Rusty Trown, Paulk will miss the spring game because "I was very pleased with the intensity the seventh inning to take a 7-6 lead. Billy UF starter Brent Stuartallaowed eight hits he dropped a couple of counts and fell level," UF coach Joe Arnold said. 'We went Minnis led off with a triple and scored on a in four Innings and asrdered four =s under the 12-credit minimum that all UF down in the game, we came back, they ame ground-rule double by Mario Linares. before being replaced by Min Juhl, who athletes have to maintain to participate In back on us and we went back and got the Bonds (2-3) then entered the game in relief came in with the bases loaded and no cuts. a sport Spurrier said he will make up the lead. of starter Frank Marsden and allowed a Juhl walked In one run ad m ndend courses this summer and should be eligible "Each time, I just had a real good feeling double by Eric Martina, who went 3-for4 another on a single before rering the mst for pnrctice In August. that I haven't had in a while - tha would with two RBrs. nl Vaoi stam bas I