the indep-nden fItrid Students recount Soviet experience.13 Spurrier: 'There's no excuse' for UF's 27-3 Not 0111,0y as9twd wh Ihe Unrv. *y o Flo do PvbIhypM by Cmp., Comm .n.t.on. Irto ofGame. o victory..24 VOLUME 84, NUMBER 20 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1990 Lombardi looks for alternative to NCAA penalty By SKAMON BENN Lombardi said Sunday he Is look- Both Lombardi and UP football compete tn a b owl game. Asking for the stronger penalty Alligator Staff Writer ing for a "reasonable alternative" coach Steve Spurrier said they One alternat ve is to request a would show the NCAA that UP is to the NCAA Committee on agree the penalty was too stiff be- harsherpenalty forthe football pro- willing to be punished (or its UP President John Lombardi Infractions'decision handed down cause it punishes the innocent foot. gram, such as a reduction of schol- wrongdoings, [ombardi said said he will announce Tuesday Thursday. The decision capped a ball players who are trying to win arships during the next two years, "it isn't reasonable that the com- whether the school will appeal an two-year investigation that un- their first Southeastern Confer- lombardi said. If UF takes that mittee will give us a lighter pun- NCAA ruling barring UF's football earthed violations committed by ence championship. According to route, the foot all team could win team from playing in a bowl game the football and men's basketball a 2-year-old SEC rule, the team is the SEC title and play in a bowl see NCAA. page 9 this year. programs. ineligibletowin the title if it doesn't game. Last week to pick up coupons for Growl By JACK REMAIN Aligator Writer Students wanting a Gator Growl ticket may be out of luck if they don't pick up their coupons this week, Growl ticket director Eliza- beth McArthur said. Coupon pick-up for those who have already paid began last week and runs through Friday at Gate 13 of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. If students don't get them this week, their coupons will be resold, McArthur said. "They won't get their money back," McArthur said, "because we're giving them two weeks." Students who haven'tyetpaid for acoupon can no longerget one and must buy a guest ticket if they want to attend Growl, the UP homecom- Ing event billed As the nation's larg- est student-rumn pep rally. To pick up coupons, which later can be redeemed for Growl tickets, students must show a fee card and picture Identification, she said. Those students who miss Friday's coupon deadline or want an extra ticket can buy the un- claimed and unsold coupons for 8 at Gete 13 starting Monday. She Crowd pleater The opening of the Samuel P. Ham Museum Saturday brought hundreds of visitors. The museum features eight exhibits, dents ar limited to one guest of the ticket. Including this piece, "The Red Dragon," by Alexander Calder, in the new $8.5 million facility. For more photos Florida Blue Key, U's presitt- museum, see page 10. *e Grwl, page 2 UF relaxes measles policy for fear of losing students Rather than risk closing UP, ad- dents, UP Infir may Director Boyd bleak in August, by Sept. 12, more the second shot to register for the By JAY ST. IAWRENCE the week be- Kellett said. than eight out of 10 had the second fall semester. Alligator writer ministrators decided Previously, all UF students were fore school to relax the rule that Barring tho se students would vaccination. of returning UP stu- from clan if have impair(d)theprocensofthe Returning students and trans- required to get the shot. In a letter Thousands would bar students Kellett sent to UF students who denta who scrambled to meet a they didn't get a second males school's ability to function,"Kellett fers front Florida's other eight pub- new UIF msle vaccination re- vaccination. said. lie universities who didn't get the had only one vaccination, he wrote quirent this fall MAY as well Only about 20,000 UP students 11i, requie meant wis In jeow, shots by the deadline have until that failure to have a second me iles shot"could result in withhold- have waited a few weeks - be- - 60 percent of UF's student pop- ay of shuttis down the univer next semester to get them, Kellett cause adminietrators changed the ulation -- geth second shot by sity," UP Interim Registrar Steve said. Ing the fall class schedule' of the only "brand-new requirement before classes md-Aadst, meaning U would iprts said. Pritz said that -ai Meiwass, pil5 a have had to burm away 13,000 stm- While thennumbers appeared students" wem required to have (4 Z ALIGATOR. MONDAY. SErMMBER 24, 190 VOLUNTEERS F OPEN FOR of Clerk typist to assist with project at a research center to four hours a week. Sa UnWed Choice Volunteer may choose days and hours dunng the week Early childhood education major. to supervise and I mom I 3M Whole Wheat low in- between 8 arm.-4 p.m. entertain preschoolers at a day-care center for Thurs Sal or onginal phone counselor to make telephone come children Time and day to be arranged with center Bereavement IXI am-3 Mom PIZZA crusts contact with families. Volunteers should be comfortable director. with the grieving process and will participate ia2o-hour Phone operators to answer phones during fund ran- Free Delivery -lol w univery Ave CAl 37-GUMBY training session. Schedule is flexible mig drive for radio station needed Oct. 3-14 Weekday GUMBY'S CHOICE TIER TAMER BULLDOG BUSTER I Guardian advocate to assume the responsibility of hours 4:30 to 8-30 p m. and weekend hours 6 to 11 p.m ,12"pzza 16" pizza 20" pizza providing consent for medical, dental and surgical pro- Get your Vonp ready to help with bulk mailing and cedures for disabled people who do nothavethecapacity passingoutfliersforatheatricalperformancecoming up $3,99 $5.40 $8.99 to give consent. this fall. 754 per item 994 per item 994 per item Anthropology and archaeology majors to assist Public relations volunteers to work on layout of ------professionals with museum collections, in lab or oc- posters, fliers, mailings and somereproduction work. PR casionally in the field. Volunteers may work in the pot- experience helpful but not essential. tery lab, archaeologyareaorwithcomputerwork within Fornsore rnJm fton, sets arcall The Volunteer Ces- thecollections. Orientation andtrainingavailable.Three ter, P.O Bar 14561, Gainesmlle, Ra, 32604,378-2552 WHAT'S HAPPENING Christian fellowship: Chi Alpha Reitz Union third floor. Anyone in- American Studies Film Series meets tonight at 7 in Matherly Hall terested in joining, please attend. presents "Gabriela" Tuesday at 5 15 Room 9 Call Elaine at 376-0341. Call 336-1310. p.m. in Turlington Room 2353 Free National service sorority: Women's group: There will be a and open to the public. Call 392- Gamma Sigma Sigma will have an women's discussion grouptonght at 0375. information session tonight from 7:30 in the Murphree Area Com Fire rescue: The Gainesville Fire 6:30 to7:30inTurlington Room2334 mons on date rape prevention. Call Rescue Association meets for fall rush. Semi-formal attire. All Karla at 334-8867. Thursday. Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at female students interested in per- Journal: The Undergraduatelour- Fire Station 42, 2210 SW Archer sonal growth and community ier- nal of the University of Florida is Road. Call Jeff at 335.5528. vice are invited. Call 392-4094 or accepting submissions in areas of Open house: Mias Brothers/Jor- 334-8065. fiction.poetry, photography, art and dan Marsh and Burdineswill have an Yearbook staff: The Tower year. non-fiction now through Oct. 17 in open house Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the book staff meets tonight at 7 in the Little Hall Room 352. Call 334-8910. Arredondo Room of the Reitz Union. student center conference room. Gabylel.: The Center for Latin Dress is casual Call 392-7166. applications for bloc seating. sell $8 tickets for handicapped stu- GROWL But since 5,000 student coupons dents Wednesday and Thursday, from page 1 were never sold, Blue Key decided faculty and staff tickets for $8.50 to sell guest coupons on Oct. 1, on Oct. 3-4, and general public gious leadership honorary that McArthur said. tickets for $8 on Oct. 11 . runs Growl, wasoriginally going to 'Now students and their guests Groups of 12 or more can pick sell only guest tickets - not cou- can redeem their coupons at the up bloc seating applications Oct. 1 pons - on 0c. 8. the same day same time and sit together," she at the Blue Key office, Reitz Union studentsare to exchangetheircou- Sid. Room 312. pons for tickets and turn in their The University Box Office will

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By DEBBIE CENZ1PER Tallahassee this weekend said "We will have a lot of action leaped from 5,000 to 13,0M) in the want to be joined by statewide ac While Burnell Afligator Staff Writer could not be and a rot of state and national sup- last two years, she said, and tivests at a rally against thelthealre reached Sunday, supporters said port for local issues " Burnell plans to begin an outreach planned for Oct. 25, she said Gai,,esville's feminist move- she plans to run the organization Merchant said opposing an in- program toward new members, in- NOW members first begin l oo- ment could gain statewide recog- from herhome base in Gainesville cumbent president is unusual be- cluding young feminists testing Litchfield after a theatre nition and support after a local Campus NOW organizer Erica cause the organization doesn't "She really thinks that we can employeeand her co-workers were activist was elected Saturday to Merchant said because UF is so want to promote devisiveness Jo better things with these peo- fired when they announced they lead Florida's National Organiza- active in the cause of women's while working for the same cause ple," Merchant said of Burnell were sexually harassed by the tion for Women rights, the movement wilt benefit But Burnell felt the former admin- Merchant said the organi- theatre's former manager Al- Gainesville Women's Health from having local access to the istration was ineffective and de- tation's continuing protest against though the former manager was Center director Donna Burnell group's state leadership. cided to run anyway, Merchant Litchfield's Butler Plaia Cinema arrested and charged with the beat out the incumbent NOW pres- 4This will be a terrific thing for said. also will gain steam with Burnell's rape, none of the employees Aere ident at the group's conference in Gainesville and UF," Merchant NOW's Florida membershiphas election Local NOW members given their jobs back SUS officers assist UF; local force gets time off By MATTHEW SAUER said. Allhgator Writer "The extra officers were used to give our UF again called in 12 State University officers some time off," she said "Our offi- System officers Saturday night to help alle- cers are still working 12-hour shifts and viate an overworked police force who ejected some were going tend up working both the 26 people from the UF vs Furman football game and their own shift " game earlier in the day Eight of the 26 fans ejected were UF "We're still trying to work in some breaks students, UF police spokeswoman Angie for our people, but it's still pretty much no Tipton said Sunday. time off," Tipton said. "We still haven't de- UF student William Sawyers, 21. and Ron- termined when we'll be going back to our ald Cook, 26. of Sarasota, were arrested at regular shifts " the game on charges of trespassing after a warning. The extra officers volunteered for the ad- Both ejections and arrests were down ditional duty, Tipton said. from the first home game where police re- moved 38 people and made five arrests SUS officers have jurisdiction on all nine "Overall, things were pretty quiet."Tpton state university campuses.

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By MATTHEW SAUER The officer suspending the license is- Alligator Writer sues the drunk driver a seven-day tem. Drunken drivers will have their i- porary license to give the person time to censes revoked on the side of the road make other transportation arrange- starting next week as a result of Florida's ments. new Roadside Suspension law. "Instead of waiting six to eight months, Representatives of the American Civil well be able to take immediate adminis, Liberties Union have raised concerns trative action against someone who has about the constitutionality of the law. chosen to drink and drive in Florida' said Ed Birk, a spokesman for the Florida Paul Taylor, deputy director of the Department of Highway Safety and Florida Highway Patrol, said the law has Motor Vehicles. been upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court The DU-Roadside Suspension law, and state courts because it grants a pro- passed by the 1989 Florida Legislature, vision for a speedy appeal process. gives police the power to suspend a driver's license who has a 0.10 blood-al- cohollevel orwho refuses ablood, breath The appeal process must be requested or urine test. within 10 days of the suspension and motor vehicle officials have 30 days to OWe haven't made any specific predic- schedule a hearing, Birk said. Toe ap- tions about the effectiveness of the law," peals process reviews the officers deci- Birk said, but studies In five states with sion to take the license. similar laws have shown a reduction of fatalities as high a 9 percent when alco- hol-related accidents are most likely to Drivers affected by the law can apply occur. for reinstatement after six months or a At least 27 sates have enacted similar year suspension depending on the num- laws, Birk said. ber of prior convictions, Birk said. But Last year in Florida, 1,492 people died the process Is costly. in alcohol-related accideuti, Birk said. More than 67,000 people were arrested "You pay an initial fine of $150, but the for driving while intoxicated, which re- average cost for reinstating a license in Me and my shadow sulted in 47,257 convictions. a first DUt offense is $7,000," he said. Gatof Guard members practice one of their routines. 4, AJJGATOR MONDAY, SEMEMBER 24, I99O ri. ______FAELL 1YEAR SEMESTER Stat fauigan ELSEWHERE *ACTOAY 10T WAROICIe OUTLET FALL A tz~I FWTONS , FRAMES IS ACCESSORIES SPRING 536 SInd aW Last hostage flight bound for U .s. 372-fl76 8 toet Urveociy 375 31M RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - What may be the last timates showed 1,145 U S. citizens remain in Kuwait group of American hostages brought out of occupied and 320 in Iraq Kuwait in a mass evacuation flew to the United States A State Department official said that some 1,700 Sunday after an overnight stopover in London. American citizens, mostly women and children, and North Carolina officials and volunteers planned a foreign relatives have been airlifted out of Baghdad hearty red, white and blue welcome at Raleigh-Dur- on U.S.-chartered flights since then. Most U.S. men ham Airport, with the same patriotic fervor that have been detained. marked two earlier freedom flights to Raleigh from Officials believe there are still more than 1,000 the Persian Gulf. Americans, mostly men, either in hiding or being held The State Department has said no additional prisoner in both countries. evacuation flights are planned, because it is believed Most of the 184 on Saturday's flight to London had all the Americans who are free to leave occupied been in hiding in Kuwait before applying to be on the Kuwait - mostly women and children - and who evacuation flight. Ten were British, including four wish to do so have been accommodated. Arab-born males. A U.S. Embassy official in London said, however. Iraq is allowing Arab-born Western citizens to leave 29 that more flights could be scheduled if needed. Kuwait. $ Officials in North Carolina were advised that 114 Rence Huffman, a spokeswoman for the North hostages -97 adults and 17 children -were aboard Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public This week only Arby's serves up it's famous Beef 'a the World Airways DC-O10 scheduled to arrive Sunday Safety, said the same financial, travel and medical Cheddar for only $1.29. It's made with our lean, evening from London. assistance that was offered on the two previous slow-roasted roast beef, stacked one tender layer But U.S. Embassy officials in London said 112 evacuation flights to Raleigh were again available upon another. Then we add our own special people, Americans and Canadians, were on the plane. Sunday at a special repatriation center set up at the dressing, hot real cheddar cheese sauce and serve it Therewasno immediateexplanation forthe difference airport toasted onion roll. It's just one more in the figures. Red Cross volunteer, were to be assigned to each on a freshly The Americans and Canadians had been among a family to shepherd them through customs and the reason why we invite you to. group of about 184 people of mixed nationalities that other official processing stations in a hangar that was arrived at London's Gatwick Airport on an Iraqi flight pressed into service for the evacuees. from Baghdad Saturday night. Theexpulsionswerepartofacoordinated European A spokesman for the Kuwait task force at the State response to the storming by Iraqi troops of Western Department in Washington said its unconfirmed es- diplomatic compounds in Kuwait earlier this month. Senator opposes Souter nomination WASHINGTON (UPI) - Assistant Senate Roe vs. Wade decision, which recognized a constitu- Democratic leader Alan Cranston of California, citing tional right for women to seek abortions, concerns about the nominee's abortion views, said Souter, in SenatejudiciaryCommittee hearings that Sunday he will vote against the confirmation of Judge ended last week, said only that he would come to the David Souter to the Supreme Court. court with no preconceived agenda on abortion. Sam good Mon. Som AM SM Ed. Sp 20. In remarks prepared for delivery in the Senate He was questioned without the controversy that No add ons or substitution plese Not valid with olher offers Monday, Cranston became the first senator to an- marked the failed nomination of Judge Robert Bork Just South of the Underpas oA S.W. 13th Street. nounce he will oppose President Bush's choice to fill in 1987, during the Reagan administration. Some the vacancy created by the retirement of William women, and birth control groups did, however, an- Brennan, one of the court's liberal members. nounce their opposition to Souter, citing grounds "I cannot support a nominee who refuses to acknow- similar to Cranston's. ledge that a woman's right to choose to terminate a Cranston said he would "vote no because Judge pregnancy is a fundamental right or that the right of Souter will not reveal his views on a fundamental individuals, married or unmarried, to use contracep- constitutional Issue, the right of privacy. I will vote no tive, to prevent pregnancy is a matter of settled law* because I do not believe that I can exercise respon- Cranston mid. sibly my constitutional duty to advise and consent to "Icannot support a nominee who regards these a nomination when the nominee has determined to issues as open questions," said Cranston, who is the carve nout one special and controversial ama of the law authorofan abortion rights bill pending in the Senate. in which he refuses to reveal his opinions, for Santr, 51, a federal appealscourtjudge and former whatever reason." member of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, 'The Judiciary Committee must still vote on whether declined :u his confirmation hearings to say how he to recommend Souters confirmation by the uill might vote on cases challenging the landmark 1973 Senate. French police recow r stolen paintings PARIS (UPI) -French police said Sunday they had "Portrait de Monaluccia" by Ernest Hebert from the recovered five masterpieces stolen from Paris Paris museum bearing the ortis's name. museums this summer, including a work by Renoir Nrtratofa matedwemat was cut from Its canas that was cut from its frame at the Louvre during as touristsmiledaround theroomwhereitwasbeing visiting hours. silbited. Embarrassed officials admitted at the time Policecharged Richard Etoh-Mvondoa 21-yearold that a alarm Installed to protect the painting had Frenchman, with the theft of five masterpaintinpand failed to faction. a small 15th century statue and said he was also Police said Sunday they had ane recovered Olas responsible for the disappearanc. of a 1470 portrait Moulins de Ia Glacier," a 1816 painting by French of Dodge Franoesco Fosari by Venetian painter landscape artist Paul Huet. They said Etoh-Mvonde Lazzarno Bastani from a Venice museum last Friday. stole the peantkig from the Carnlet Museum in the Etoh-Myondo was arrested Saturday night at his Jewish quarter of Paris the same day he walked out home in an elegant neighborhood of the French with the RPnoir and Hebert works. capital andoonfessed be had stolen the five paintings The other two paintings found In Lyon were "Vue In July as well as a 15th century wooden statue that d. DElr by Duamadw Johan Barthold Jonglng, had disappeared at an earlier date. and portrait otbmidW.P odia, the atherof the Police said Etoh-Mvondo admitted he had cut et famous eomtor, which Was take from the Rodin Renols "Portrait d'une femme AasIe, lortralt of Mus um. a seated woman, with a sharp knife from its frame at Pole abo fund an unidentified wooden 15th the louvre during visiting hours let July 4 and that cady stige soes earlier this year frm the Mar he had used the same method lbtr thatiday to rmn mran Hums in Paris.

IF DEA771 HELD A LC7ERY WOUID YOU BUY A ITCE P? Than dmn't d4*0 dnmk.I MONDAY, SE1'TMBER 24, 1990, AUJIGMV, 5 Population control essential to aid environment nations, where mothers average good comes out of it," said Fornos, the "The question is how soon do we realize World By JON GLASS People; Losing Ground." we're sitting in a frying pan?" Fornos said. more than seven children author of "Gaining in Third Allgtor Wrtsr The growth of the Rising temperatures "Five hundred million women World countriesdon't have the education or Environmental problems such as global world's population, will also increase the "Governmetits continue to stop getting pregnant, For- and the destruction of rain forests now at 5.3 billion, demand for water, technology warming said. will continue to get worse unless govern- needs to be stabilized which is becoming in- nos to miss what's des troy- Western countries put up the $2 5-bil- ments take measures to control birth rates, at 8-billion people creasingly scarce, he If Fornos said a birth-control pro- expert said Thursday. within the next de- Ing the rain forest and said. lion cost, a population reality continue to miss what's "The water crisis of gram could become a "Governments cade or environmen- polluting the waters. It's the technology the rain forest and polluting the tal problems will grow the 90s will make the The problem's not having destroying Formns said. "'There's just no Population Institute President Wer- worse, he said. oil crisis of the 70s or resources," waters," the peopl doing it. there." to UF anthropology and The widespread blush in comparison," political motivation ner Fornoa said John Moon. a "It's thepeople doing it." use of fossil fuels and Werner Fornos Fornos said Former Brazilian resident geography classes. student in Latin Americanstud- Debt-ridden governments areignoring the depletion of the ozone In addition to the UFgraduate Popul ition Institute in part with Fornos lecture and need to reconsider their layer, he said, in- global implications of ies, agreed environment president on target, but interna- creased average an- soaring birth rates, "He's very much priorities. Fories said. issues can be a very sore and touchy need to start swapping countries' nual temperatures in more children means a tional "We topic," Moon said debts for natural preservation so maximum the 1980s, the hottest decade ever. greater burden or already strapped Third

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innocent It We have a message for the NCAA: Lighten up We expected UF to be punished for the violations coaches and players committed We didn't expect to see f 4 basketball get a slap on the wrist, while watching the foot ' ball team get robbed of its first chance at a Southeastern Conference champinionship in six years. Those of you who have been following this saga for the past two years knew that the basketball program had worse skeletons in its closet than football. After all, the team's star player. Vernon Maxwell, signed with an agent and received money from that agent - while he was playing for UF. -- What did football do? The NCAA says that former foot- ball coach Galen Hall helped a player make a delinquent L child-support payment to keep from going to jail. He also supplemented the salaries of his assistant coaches with his own money. Be careful; don't become a statistic Real serious stuff. "Let's be careful out there." We don't want to make light of the violations UF com- A couple of years ago, I was a fanatic follower of al Duane Marsteller mitted. Coaches and players broke the rules, and despite "Hill Street Blues." I often made it a point to watch what they say, they should have known better. the show on Thursday nights because it, quitefrankly, ONSIDER THIS was good. On every show, just after his morning Fine. So forbid them from returning to a coaching job briefing, Sgt Phil Esterhaus would utter that line Christina P. Powell and Sonja Larson - were found at any school governed by the NCAA. without fail, in their Williamsburg apartment. They were stabbed Nice, I thought. And appropriate. After all, he was to death and their bodies mutilated Deaths No 6 and As for the players who broke the rules, keep them from saying thit to police officers, who routinely put their getting a coaching job at any school under No 7 the NCAA's lives at risk to protect you and me. I never thought I * Two days later, the bodies of two more Ul control. needed that advice, students -Tracy Paules and Manuel Taboada - were But don't keep the fans who have waited so long for a Well, things have changed. discovered in the Gatorwood apartment they shared 1990 apparently hasn't been a good year to be a Like Powell and Larson, they were stabbed to death good team from watching this year's players climb their UP student. So far, nearly a dozen UP students have Deaths No. 8 and No. 9. way to the Sugar Bowl and the SEC title. died. Some were accidental. Others were at the hands * On Sept 17, UF fine of a murderer This is one body count Sgt. arts senior Patrice Piper The fans, as well as this year's team, don't deserve to Esterhaus died after a truck turned in front of her and wouldn't have wanted to struck see: the drivers side of her car near Ocala. She died at be punished because a few people couldn't follow the EaOn Jan. 17, rent UF graduate Ronald Worth the scene, and charges are pending against the nick rules. Willis was shot behind a fraternity house during an dnver Death No 10 Even though we believe this, we also believe UF should apparent robbery attempt. He died seven hours later accept the punishment the NCAA handed down. Ad- Two teenagers, one 16 years old, have been charged Gran tedinaany city with 34,000 residents, 1 vioent with killing him. Death No. I deaths withn a nine-month period seem insignificant ministrators and athletic officials have discussed the pos- But when it happens at a university, especially to sibility of appealing the sanctions, but as UF President * On June 28. UP sophomore Anthony Taglienti Jr slammed a 1985 IROC Camaro head-on into an oak people who have their entire lives to live ahead ot John Lombardi said, it would only buy the school time to tree on University Avenue. He died instantly Police them, it's frightening. go to a bowl. said he was going at least 80 mph Death No 2. Some of those deaths were preventable. Taglienu II On July 10. UF sophomore Gabe Delneky and and Bollinger undoubtedly had been warned not to If UF did appeal, the NCAA most likely would not drive at excessive speeds. They chose to ignore this lighten the punishment. incoming UF freshman Barbara Rarden died when the car they were riding in slammed into the back of a advice So, our proposed solution is to ask for a tougher punish- broken-down Walt Disney World bus southofOrlando Willis was a victim of unfortunate circumstances ment - a reduction in football scholarships. The driver, Joe Bollinger, also died. Police said he He was in the wrong place at the wrong time. So were had a suspended license and was driving at least 85 Delneky, Harden and Piper. Tadrowski took just one According to the NCAA, this is a more severe sanction mph. Deaths No. 3 and No 4. fatal step, that the ones we received. Granted, it hurts future teams I That same day, UP building construction major But as for the four UF students killed by a bridal by keeping UF from signing one or two players each year, Richard Tadrowski fell more than 25 feet to his death murderer, there is no explanation There may never but it doesn't affect the seniors on this team who have while working at a summer job at a car dealership be one, waited four years to play for the title. under construction in White City Police said he Let's remember Ronald, Anthony, Gabe, Barbara, stepped on some loose sheet metal and hittheconcrete Richard, Christina, Sonja, Tracy, Manuel and Patrice, It's kind of like a credit card bill. UF could ask to pay floor head-first. He died of massive head injuries and strive to avoid their fate. its punishment off in installments. Each payment may Death No. 5. "And remember, let's be careful out there." hurt a little, but it's better than being saddled with a one- U On Aug. 26, the bodies of two UP freshmen - Duane Marsteller is The Alligator's stringer editor time bill that hurts thousands of fans. AA MIERS TO T] I FI alligator UF fan ashamed away games and bring home a cup, For the UAA to say that they especially when Alabama Head changed to paper cups because of Editor of new paper cups Coach Gene Stallings' picture ison cost reasons is ridiculous when Judy A. it (sur to be a collector's item by Plunkett Editor: As an avid considering the price they charge Managing Editor Opinions Editor' Gators fan who season's end.) follows them to most away football How does the UAA expect us to The next thing you know, the M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Reslier games, I am embarrassed that our furnish our kitchen cabinets UAA will be ripping up that "it- University Athletic Association has Leters Polky without the stacks of plastic cups should-have-neverbeen-put-there- decided not to provide plastic we take home after each game? ariJicii turf and teusi to th* WNor mould not i.c. 200 wovdst abou Cn W10 pa) Thsy anum - Gators cups for fans purchasing inthe-fnt-place te. d ga al Troy unionM Imaige a otwol fn". add.r wa .i7-4on4 I my be forced to drink it with natural grass. flunflbq Nea. giot W withhed N thierfl. ~hw jugt caKAseI if hEW or qu.iona call soft drinks at football game. out of replacing gotlWdtPoint WNW adtst 314458. the bottle or the can for the rest of t's an SEC tradition to travel to Slhin Tootl my college life! 9113 MONDAY SEI'I1MalR 24. loo AiJJCATOR 7 Latin band blends salsa, rock for free concert Chairman Raul Mateu said. wanted them back,' Mateu sad They al [le band's opening act will be Sania i c By PATRICIA LEE Starting today, students with fee cardscanr peal to different cultures Cormffunfly Collette Student Edwu M[ Alligator Wrier began a singing reer imF 'u eI pick tip tickets to see Carlos Oliva y los randa, who Blending the basic beats of sals, meren- Rico just before coning to Gainesville lit Sobrmios del Juez (Carlos Oliva and the with Amer- People Awareness Week, Oct. 1 to 5, will gue and other Hispanic music said he will sing [inin pop- rotk song Judge's Nephews), the Latin band that per- - end on a Hispanic note with a free concert can jazz and rock Influences, the band formed in March for Hispanic Heritage to students caLo get up to 10 ilkets each it by a Miami band Oct. 5 in the Reitz Union formed in 1967 - was one of the first Week he University Box Offite, but diferenitit Ballroom, but tickets must be picked up develop"the MIami sound," lead sngerCar 1Ards are neved for each tckelt. 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F TeNt .c.coniruIa. OICssauim MONDAY, %1fIMRER24, I.AIUGAlk Q9 NCAA administrators, faculty and mem- account Spurrier's feelings about a shot at their goals this year " scream and holler, you don't hive from page 1 bers of the UF Athletic Association the situation. Spurner said he will Spurri'r said he will go to any a chance," he sd to discuss the school's options. do anything to let the Gators play extreme to It I his yvors sen ors I onbjrdi said although he may ishmit n, Lombardi said "We'd It is a difficult deci- in a bowl. play for tn Sl C decide o Iti the plo- rather take a different pushh sion to make because "I'm not complain- (hoinpionship Only shmentsstand, houn mert), but we're not going to get missing a bowl oppor- ing about what's hap- half-jokingly, lo said dersiarids Spurt ir', out of a penalty." tunity could hurt this pened to us except ihe Gators wOUld posillon Te NCAA also put the football year's players, but a that it's unfair to the play with 10 men on 'I have nothing but and basketball programs on proba- reduction in scholar- players," Spurner said defense or ride the rvspec 1and tii1hiusi- tion for twi years, a stretch where ships could hurt the Saturday after the Ga- I)uS lo awaygimit' H n for hime is a another violation could mean even future of LIF football, tors 27-3 win against iel the NC AX to udh h." he said Ties stiffer punishments. The basket- Lambardi said Furman "Honda foot- chong. lcdeison i ddIending (the ball program also will lose two "We have to bal- ball has not been But the important players') iterti l h scholarships forthe 1991-92 season ance the hurt of this cheating for the last thing is to fight the year as tenacioisly and one for the 1992-93 season. year's team with the (few) years. It's been NCAA for what he and eloquently as he long-term effects on a clean-rin program calls an unfair ruling. Spurrior can That's his job There is still the possibility that Lombardi the school, he said and it's hard for me to Spurrier said Next year, he's going to defend UF will let the NCAA ruling stand, Lombardi said. He met Friday with Lombardi sand he will take into figure out why ourplayerscan't get "If you don't try, if you don't next year's players Gainesville sharks check D's0ly Advertising out The Alligatorfor eating places. 3/64-,82

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THE TRADITION CONTINUES Students witness changes of glasnost up close Beatlemania is still the craze in the Soviet Union, TRAVEL even after 30 years. 'he students visited Leningrad, Kiev and Moscow But unlike past years, Soviet radio stations now can during their first two weeks in the Soviet Union The play the latest hits by Sinad O'Connor, Depeche Mode USSR is divided into republics, each with itsowncapital and Madonna, as part of their new-found freedom under leningrad and Moscow are in Russia and Kiev is in the glasNost, or openness. Ukraine rV This summer 31 students, most of them from UF. Lyon, Osborn and Lee all said Soviets they met were spent six weeks in the USSR witnessing the changes friendly and curious to hear about the United States glasnost and perestroika (restructuring) have brought 'The people were the warmest and the coldest on in the past year Earth" Lyon said "There'sa face they put on when This was the fourth year UF students took part in the they deal with people in general But when we met them six-credit program, designed for Russian majors but in social situations they were so generous and willing open to any student who has taken one semester of to do anything nor us." Russian. The cost of this year's trip was about $3,000 Lee said most of the Soviets he spoke to wanted to for each student. learn more about America The Soviet people like the freedom associated with 'A lot of people expressed a desire to see the USA," Wl glasnost, but perestroika is unpopular because there is Lee said. "Russians can't leave the country unless no load, said UF Russian history senior Tony Lyon. they've been officially invited. We had people coming "(Soviet leader Mikhail) Gorbachev is getting blamed up to us on the street, begging us to invite them to for the things that are going wrong, but I think an America." economic crisis is inevitable when a country goes STUDIES through such huge structural changes," Lyon said Next came a month of language study with Russian FIRST IMPRESSIONS professors at two universities in Moscow Twenty stu Many students' first impression of Russia was seeing dents attended Moscovski Gosydarstuenn Universilet Johnny Carson in the Leningrad airport, but several (Moscow State University). the most prestigious un- saidthey remember the country's appearance the most. versity in the USSR The other II studied at Druljhba Russian major Roger Lee, also a UF student, said he (Friendship) Universilet was suprised by the architecture and the constant state 'The Americans improved their speaking skill i of repair. classes and lived in doirs vacated by Soviet students 'The Sovietshave avery poorconcept of how to build for the summer break They received a three-credit sturdy, decent buildings,' Le said "Brand new build- grade from the professors and will receive he other ings look like they have an instant 30-year aging factor three credits from a paper they will turn in todav built into them." ''he purpose of the paper was to take your precon- Abi Osborn, also a UF senior majoring in Russian, ceived notions about the subject of your choice, and said the size of the buildings is what she noticed then go confront (the notions) with realty, Iet said O)sborn, said she hose L0 study tile new r-ii "Everything is so big." Osborn said "T[he Russians fireedomn in Ruissia, "but it iuriel out to he ai dtad t n] have thes huge buildings with little doors It shows sibct you just how small you really are '' aTy churcnes have reopened, but its m sth (he "After you've been there a while, it becomes pretty old kabushki (grandmohers) that go to tiem (,eort obvious that all of the cities, roads and airports were slud 'Its ben oti of syle to go to church built for military reasons The cities are all built in a RoGER LEE circular fashion, with few direct routes into them " HOW THEY LIVE "The average Russian's standard of living is very different from the average Amencan's," Osborn said "A young man lives with his parents in a two-room apartment unt he gets married. "At that point, he applies for housing and might get his own two-room apartment by the time they have their first child The apartment would have a corner kitchen but it might not have a refrigerator, and the couple would have to save hard to buy a TV " Lyon and Lee said it was hard to "live like Russians" and deal with the scarcity of food and clean water 'We were basically scrounging for food there, just like the rest of the people." Lee said "It's very bad You walk into stores and the shelves are empty, especially around the outskirts of Moscow It's hard to find anything." Lyon said the students carried what they called "perhaps bags." When they found something good, they'd buy as many as possible, put them into the bags and later share them with friends. "There were these stores called beroki, however, wherewecould getluxuries like Cokes because we had hard currency (dollars)," Osborn said "Only foreigners and influential Russians were allowed in them Little kids would stand outside these stores with souvenir pins to trade to tourists for things like that " The average Russian is not allowed into most restau- rants, either, Lae said Dining out requires a reserva- tionand restaurant doormen often made the Americans agree to pay in dollars "You go into restaurantsand the menuonly hasprices, by the few items that they have," Lee said. "During the day they run out of things, too. We ended up eating at The Church of Istorsession at PIll, tap, was once attended by Pater the Grat. This McDonald's, left, the largest in the world, Is located In Pushkin Square near Gorky Street. St. Bail's Cathedral, right, stands In Red Square and see Trip, page 14 isan attraction that natives and foeignism alike visit frequetly. W t4, AIJGAThR, MONDAY. 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bacteria and minerals," he said. "1Teresi- do. All of us had people offering us money system," Lee said. "he black market seems TRIP dents use mineral water or boil tap water to for our clothes.' to help people do that." from page 13 drink Personally, I thought the Moscow Lee said he took UF T-shirts to trade and REFLECTIONS water tasted OK, but many of the residents bought a Soviet Navy uniform off the black McDonald's a few times I think the longest Lee said he wants to wait a few years I ever waited in line there (at McDonald's) wouldn't drink that either." market. He was also offered the equivalent before his next visit, but Lee. Lyon and was two hours and 10 minutes " BLACK MARKET (in rubles, the Soviet currency) of $50S75 Osborn said they definitely want to return Clean The black market is extensive and is for his Reebok shoes but declined the offer. water was sometimes hard to find to the USSR sometime in the future. during the students' tnp. Ie said the water sometimes the only way for Soviets to get Osborn bought a Gorbachev matrioshka in Kiev - a city only 60 miles away from luxuries most Americans take for granted. doll before they were confiscated from the Chernobyl - tasted fine, but said he now "People there want to buy your jeans or market. 'Me doll twists open and has multi- "It's nice to visit as an American, but I'm has doubts about the water's safety How- T-shirt nght off you," Lee said. 'hey want sized dolls of other Soviet political figures glad that I could come home," Osborn said. ever, the water in Leningrad isn't drmkable Western clothing so bad. Their clothes just inside. "Id like to go back and live there if I could "Leningrad was built on a swamp full of don't have the brightness and flair that ours 1'he way to live (there) is to beat the have a (U.S.) embassy job."

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Shards and Vet Housing Available- I bik Asking $400 per to UF. coed co m /ng 392-5910 SW Archer Road laundry on premises Security per school, leave message 375 75% 9 ?S op, all til paid Inc. c, 10 neals weekly. day or 378-4511 eve 3230 & de 9-26-52 posil Paldi $385s/mo Sublet til May 392 parking, laundry. $210 ber me CL 0 COUNTRY GARDENS 6493 day or 335 6270 eve 9 28 7 2 Studio For Rent 245 a month I utif and 117 NW lath St 37?-4f0 12-14-82-I Oak Glade Apis near UF A VA quiet 373 4500 2001 SW l6th Street one week free rads' Jus 4 blocks nTh washer/dryer available i most unils for 2 bedIm ApI enclosed porch, new carpet of UF Call 378 1675 9 27 S 4 $20 m Crats Allowed 18-28 1 2 Bath FOR RENT: SPACIOUS dw fans $375. bedrmI walki r i $250-8375 sec & imr 372 6422 12 14 closet, fans $275, Both W/ central H/A, *Sublease frnsh d sLudio across from 7112 ONE BEDROOM APT water ONLY $273/MO Included SW VILLAS 373 0701 UF All until pd inc ac pool prkg Indry 2 UNFURNISHED 105 1t 2 INCREOIBLE LYONS APT 290/mn Call Paul 376 1715 or I813197r Walk to Santa FE CC, I SOR 8270 $260, Efficiency Api 4000 SW 20TH AV 377-797 7426 9 27 5 4 2 BR $335, NEW Townhouse *440, Sac Sterling at $185 12 14- 76-2 Why rent' Homes for St 00, ropms Gov t Plus LMR Pool, laundry, no cats or dogs Starting at 25 12 bedroomm give away program I For Informaloi 504 1 bdrm, Iurnished apt in Pine Rush Bk Santa Fe Tirae ApTS 378-1190 12-14- MEADOWCREST ALOHA GARDEN APTS t 2 3 brs, ar 640 0870 Ext R31 15 9 24 1-2 ing distance Iro UF $200 mo lease den or S279 Cum lease and has a/c 76-2 I0 NW 39th Ave aseing near Brands ibis Innt 3009 SWl ArochIsr8 shoppiRd 377 0555ox 2 spacious 2 bdt nw area evar mmed Mush lea se Call 334 0748 or Ivye7,s 178-3"1 Iv message 378 4969 4 4 ROCKWOOD VILLAS 2 bdr/2ba wtstudy 375-3881 9 28 5 2 9 ?7 end unit, blinds $575/mo Call 335-2703 1 bed apt, turn or Unturn, WILLIAMS BURG VILLAGE. 376 1253 10 12 19 2 MOBILE HOMES: S ROOMMATES **Apartmeni near Shands recently ran ROOMMATE ofae 2 bedroom, private backyard, 1st 3 FOR RENT/SALE MATCHING SERVICE month , damage deposit OXFORD MANOR Call 336 4575 Beat rental value Raindrops keep or 372-2959 10-2 4 2 Mobile homes or Icts Will lake long term travel trailers Some Why live alone' Share expenses but Duplex apt or, rent I br Ir kit bath acieat. good POb homes for sale Pool quiet NOT bathrooms' Largo 3bdr/Sb town Arredondo MoieHome falling Sblk1s Irom, UP, I bIk off Univ Ave $250 Parmak$ Park 378 house apartments Washer/dryer in on your head? mIonthly plus Security A frame also call 929 1214 633 Ciudad Come by today 338-1839 9-27 7-2 2777 SW ARCHER RD 377-2777 9 SUBLEASE: 24-5 No Parking hassle I buk from UF 1 bar 6 46 fully equipped modern ap , Frazer House 4 HOUSE/APT. F N'S own dr'bth. $240e, , 12 ." 646 Apts 372 0522 0 285 S2 call 375 04866 IV Message 8 13 5 2br 1 1/2 ba AC, Pool, volleyball. dish Wantedl Sincere MkF n-smoking StudenT Sept FREE BR apt Oct Dec $25/mo washer, pots Ok. 5 Mon to campus. $240 Near UF/utier Plaza Ronelwable lease to sublease 2bdr/lb, kit liv deck. yard renI until To sublease call 3051227 wash/dry 334-5839 evenings 9-25 4-2 m big house Sept reel monthly 2545 (collet 9-24 5-4 $225.1/2u 371 2477 before gamn or alter sorm 9 24 2-5 2 weeks free I bdr turn apt, I bik to UF, close to Holi Studio $219 1222 NW 8th Ave day Inn cent ar/heat, pet o, avai now A serious male student for large 7 bed Walk to UF College Park Properties until Jan 1, $245/mo, util tree, call 373 371-7777 room upstairs apt SI eo/mo , 17 lur 7688 1-283-4 lease No pets 1616 NW 3rd Ave 495 9024 9 2810-S ------.-- . - - 3 M/F roommates needed for own room in 2 luxury aptS only $175 me , uIl, pets okay, 1l ibie lease, 112 m41 co campus One FREE! 378 9-28 10-S I. FMNS needed in Pine flush Apis for $I SS Buy any Original or Super Sub, get the a month Call Krisi at 375-3272 ora work second of equal or lesser value free with U.F. Plan 376-JOES (leave a message) 9-24 5 5 Univumity Ave TREEHOUSE VILLAGE purchase of two Medium drinks. &NW 176St. Roommates available Find a home in the Alligator Classifieds Aev your room for fall You's gout low te dMelinel Bus service to UF and SFCC 373-FIND Fumo, unrn $175 $250 psr roorsrateimnth MW Prop Mgni Otie9puss 10-31-9 Ot e d .S&mka d.aamukaIy I Ins Realtor 375 Smal. Wawn- w. - . . -. .w 0207 ------L -w. F roommate for 2bd(/1 b apt, all fur Cashed. own room. close to UF. no do posit Sept free, move in available now, The Gentlemen of Pi Kappa Alpha call 336 6455 0 24-S 5 N/S F to rent own rrn/bih in 2 story apt at Greenwich Green $233 mo + 1/3 utli would like to welco Fall I990 Pledge Class ties Cali-33-3110 10-1520 5 M rmit needed for own bdrn in 3br 2ba ap, own bathroom SIes/mo plus 1/3 Brady Ackerma Jeff Phipps utilities In Park Place call 335 1985 for info 9-26-S-5 Mike Aneilo Bryan Ridley Femase Wa wanted to share 2br'2b. apt In Spyglass Wanted immediately Call Clint Bales Ryan Ruland 335-551 10210 S BEAGLE eLCO ltjrury Condo, stell nrn/ Victor Becklund Todd Smith own b./b.t Sept frons, near campus. secu rity, view of City Call Matt 374-43N 9 Alex Chiarini David Swain 25-5-5 F roommate, SAfN A Secure beautiful Tony Ciccone Brian Underwood condo in NW area. Close to UF A SFCC 8250 pays all, $150 security dsp Call Jay Connery Kyle Valby "6-SWor at3-0-ast l0-2-10-0S, Need I fe.' roommat. to share room. Gabby Delgado Jefe Vaudreuji Si50,mo + III Cati Clotw to campus call 375-8361 -M-5-5 Tony Dessi Jay Weissman Wanted mamt for 21r/ba n/f sn 150 + 102 itill ti "Lyon. Pie ot wih 850 no Greg Diehl Rod Whited refund. Call UCS-Sass IV mag after S 9- Jal claammeea. Cordtinued on nx ow. 16V AL1JGAOR. MONDAY, SEFNMBER24, 1990 ROOMMATES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MENS 10 spod c moly frame. shumano F needed for own or ha in b''2 5 ha 2 bi cycles 1 0 Speeds, Raleigh Capri $50, I na 600 alu m rims I posts II3I fim 30X42 THE DISCOUNT Hr-FI B iand, I $150 Also Harmoany bas s gui tar at GARDENS $232,mo . 12but I Cal drafting table Wf lamp $75 377 0276 IV Heather al 332 3354 9 26 5 5 722 S Main * The Red Bldg *PRODIGY. w/ amp $150 Call Tim 373 3190 9 25 WE ARE CHEAPER SR ms 9 25 3 6 Female nus needed for own bdr ba in a Available at ELITE loday 335 1300 12 14 76 6 KING WATERBED sam,-waveless 3 brand new More home Washer/dryer WANTED BASEBALL CARDS Top $ 9-28-10 6 Paid' Also 10 speed bike lor sale $80 months old DELUXE white padding pars negotiable (must like dogsl $1 75 ro S* * DESKS* ** L7)$75 each Call Jeflf@ 334 B503 9-20 6-6 GORGEOUS Sea Jewelry and Loan 371 * 112 ut.l Call Kahy 315 8489 9 26 5 5 arid 25 chairs $5 each feaulilul lruiiwood dining room suite 4637 9 26 5 6 *FREE CIFT WITH PURCHASE* wI able, 6 chairs and china cabinet Like CD'S FOR SALE S 0 All Kinds But Hurry ts i fun snare srm turn 2A 28 *,it m Cal 37? 3336 day 338 0004 after 7 oni new $875 Bamboo slyle casual dining Only a Imired supply Also Fosgals car and rny pronfclive dog Call late and keep 9 24 20 6 Mixer, 10 channel great lor live banrds or trying $192 50 . 1 2 u 375 1<72 table wileat 4 chairs, Sf75 1 large 9 amp isubs Call Jet! 334 8503 9 26 6 6 recording, cat lor more info , $800 leg, 9 27 5 5 drawer I six drawer yellow bdrrM dress 332 1420 9-28-4 6 Practically new red Ross Correra ten CAR AL ARMS naIII remote control ens 150 and $100, wi matching iwinbed headboard and frame $75 E xcellent speed bike Asking $200 Cal; Christina ROCKWOOD VILLAS Rf:es or 4 Sale any car truck or van fully ranked will gua quality Call 338 1020 9 24-5-6 371 3998 0 24 3 6 LuKi 3bdi3ha in secure area Near , N S demo Call 335 9193 student iv mies For info call33S 9124 ort 00 537 0600 sage 10 7386 Head anns raue[ sale Graphild Pro ELITE 9 20 5 5 BBM compalible XT 20.Meg led, color diS play, MS mouse Great For a beginner SOS Comp Pro $60, Magnum Pro $50, D BASS car sireo specialist Warehouse $650 Cb Call Gary 335 4898 leave. me include thermo cover & strings Call 378 COMPUTER N/S M rmt to share 2bdr2ba apt, own direct sales on all car audio equipment sage 9 24 5-6 660 9-24 3- bdr/ba. $250tmo ,+ 12 iff, near campus Gainesville students 25% ot sj, sal Located at Oxford Manor Call 375 6326 latlons D-BASS 4504 SW 29th SYSTEMS Ave COMPUTER IBM XT TURBO 640k, 5 25- Yamaha FG-400a acous guitar W/ strap & quality. G ville FL 32608 9-26-20 6 Simply the best in Wanted NIS M to share room n 3bdr/3ea drives, Samsung monitor, Panasonic km sofahell case $180.CD stereo service and price Call 335-1300 in ROCKWOOD 145mo + ?/5 utilities pl0801 printer. DOS3 21, Prol write lnt cop nvr used Sharp d x-660-$10 ."cy publisher A accessories, Hard disk helm $20"clip on fan $7"85 blk 'Call 335 8242 10 5 10 5 SafarI Audio opt cling 9-24 2-8 is Ganesvile s newest A fin $800, call 336 8289 9 24-4- Tomos moped-$300"all riog cll 336 est in car audio, cellular & security 85081 9 25 5 6 month old moutan bikes $300 each Custom instala"on 2 1 ' 'aor 336-1120 386am 16mh, 1meg, 40megHO 5 f4 nishikl pueblo A hardrock with U-locks call 6 FOR SALE 9-27 106 floppy, monitor Pans printer mouse CANNONDALE Touring Bike I0 alum 377 1366 4f not hom. leave message obo TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 Disk brand rnow"i Stll in box $1550abo call frame 27- wheels Avocel women's seat, 9-27 5 6 drives, 2 film casseltes 2 TIm cannsiers Jeff 373-6012 alter spe 9-24-4-6 Avocet Compuer 2 yrS old, $250 371 Factory reconditioned unused in post 2 Custom Conuputers 288-12 $ 1000 286 1336 9-25-5 6 20 $1100. 398ax $1200, Cl with I mega yrs erfct for small typeseting jobs RUGS AND CARPETS Alfordable rem- ram. 40 me hard drive. monitor, 1 yr * SALE * Good machine for Small type shop Sys rants for your dorm or apartment We 1973 Eagle bus serial *8997 Entertainer wrty 3324333 9-2 10-6 All gualas 50% OIL tam Icludes 3 role S In RC film & 6 toni deliver Ray's Rugs 535 SW 4th Ave conversion No btter to eertamn at the disks $3,500 080 Call The Alligator at 377-5265 6 blocks E of campus t0-I games. Musl see Call Ben eed 1-800 Gibson, LOS Paul $240 373 9026 for more Into 21 6 356-5610 10-3-10-S Feunder Stra wlce $399 FUTONS & FRAMES TakaminI classic $149 Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and so more Many slyles A models from only $200/st BICYCLE 54 centimeter CANNONOALE, SOFABED - brand. are all at our New LocalelnI Car Covers, also Call Man 377-2110 10-S 3 0 series race bike */ Shlmano Ultgra,. Beigelbron/o white Alvare rustic $119 Stereo Specialleis 2211 NW 12 St 372. 15-6 CinellI. Campagnolo grpahilt Excel $75 e 33-4394 Buy used-SAVE BIGI 2070 12-14 76-6 cond $399 Andy 331 -3442 9-24-4-6 YAMAHA TURNTABLE Perfect Condition. Gold Standard 377-2646 2400 BD MODEM $98 4-28-9-S MICRO CENTER/ Computers 376 146 Gibson Los Paul electric guitar, B monlbs 4 ya old 18o. 375-fiA alger 4 M Editor'a choice Hewlelt Packard WORD PERFECT $135 old. Po.e Studio Pro wa.l.0 .mpA Ma. ahall lead 2 at amp w, Crybaby Wa 9H Northg.!. Pnces lower than mail- CALL ELITE 335-1300. pedal Co or. hard case Akirng DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE order Systems below include mb. 40mb 11 1 336 $750 1 591-2032 Son 9-25-3-8 Edited by Michel Jafe (2nms) HarddiM. graphics monitor MC Tfle 286/12 - S1195, MC 3986x -$1370. ACROMB 5 HOld onto 34 Daring 49 Carpentr' tool Northgat. 356/20 $2399 Leading Edge I Aplo'smo 6 Swedat Island 35 "-. Brul 50 AmerIcan laptop w/40 MB nd A beltery - $2395 1 & 5 "- *4ckmay": 2 year warranties Onhif Warraren In " Bat 36 Collar o jacktt auto Brat Panasnic 180 printer Sia s HP Lase Hepbinm ffl 7 Family 38 A Balft" 52 - Ludwig. Jet Top $1049 3743 W University A ve 10 oip sal 39 Opponent of 21 Germ~an 12 1476e 14 Edec O lr 8 Solar at Down bwogrwphe 16 Fil * joy 9 Chfmp'. 40 Whicie 53 AMpine range Crimelopper Car Alarms, K-40 Radsr TO Frau'. mat. cousin 44 8.nk tiployea 54 Pat of CED Detectors, Infinity. $ansu. 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FOR SALE 8 MOTORCYCLES AUTOS SERVICES TYPING SERVICES computer c 128 printer, monitor, dd $550 MOPED REPAIR ORANGE AND BLUE AUTO INSURANCE **@@RESUMES@@@ modem color/bw enlarger omega 9 22 LOW RATES, low payments,tar drive *FREE* Precision Small Engine Pickup 8 Deliv Pregnancy rest Complete wring 4 development services 120135mm $175 Malt alter 6 371 2294 thru service, se habla Espanol 377 2277 ery available 4236 SW 35 Terrace, Gainesville Women a Resume House 371 8148 12 14 76 T2 9 24 2-8 377 CARS WE CARE 10-4 10 9 across from Alley Kalz 338 3825 9 28 HEALTH CENTER 1408 r yoinTIwordoroc~ir WordPerfect MAZDA GLC WAGON 81. Auto. AC PB 720 NW 23rd Avenue FOR PROTECTION y1 QLAlr W ork aSt resulTS HANDGUNS AMFM, Excel Cod. Full Main a Ser 377 5055 low rtS S&W 380Ca Pisfol.-$175 1985 Yamaha RZ 350 *xc cond Racing ABORTION ITo 24 Wks) dependable personal service Tara 332 ki nc vice Aso $1250 338 7533 9 27 5 9 exhaust Very LaIlI Last o1 2 Iek BIRTH CONTROL 1469 12 14 76 12 street Excellent fellable protection comes com YelIow/blk $1550neg Ray 335 Gynecology Services 0312 lv mes 9-26 10-8 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 250 00 mo 1990 Typing ** Typset-ng ** Resumes plare with instructional class and ammun, Daihatau Rocky 4X4 Removable sun roof 12 14 75-11 Iron Nick at 371 2466 days/ 371 4970 From $1 50 pg 917 NW 13 ST MOPEDS -0 Puch $300 80 Garell and back no ac will pay for hall 332 9972 nights) 9-241 6 9-253-9 * * R & A Pickup A Oelivery professional WCS, Inc 373-9822 $250, S1 Tomos, 2 spd $350 2 more not shippers over 40 yr The rliohborhood 12 14 76 12 MCS 55 w/channel roC $100, Technic. running Call Bill at 372 0903 9-24- 5- 71 Catsun 24OZ strong Tnine. quick and courier G'vllet bean looking lorl 376 7-band equalizer $50, Microwave $30, All 3391****** Typing * Laser Typesetting** Red Honda Elite, 2900 lots of fun $1200 b Call Alex 372 $ firm Call Andy 374-6565 leave mess mi great shape 9-25 20-11 resumes * reports wrhelmet 0835 9-26-3-9 * letters * etc 9-26-3 06 338-0728 ask for Kelvin or Iv 378 5465* 3500 W Univ Ave msa Will bargain. starI at $650 9-25 4 COLLEGE MONEY Private scholar Alachua Word Processing 12 14 76 12 a Fix er-up special 1 66 Olds 4 dr 5 sod FOR SALE silc% Calaim Runs great but needs glass hipsI College Scholarship Locators pob Stun Guns, Chain Alarms, Key Sprayers real Joplin, MO 64802 '881 800-879 Put it in wrir ng Fas, accurate reliable Ninji 250, 9000 mi, excellent condition and paint work $1,600 firm Call 377 protect yourself W security Use at home 4007 9 2529 7485 12-1476 11 Master n Englishwill correct spelling and school, tc 613-625-2457 9-28 5 6 with matching Bell helmet $1750 obo Jim edit Transcribing 373 1937 10 29 30 aT 315-4221 leave message 9 28-30 968 Cadillac converlib.l, new tranamies Hunter Showbarn now accepting students 12 55 gallon show aquarium w, all acceaso Past UF equestrian coach, Boarding, 61 Yamaha Maxim, low miles extras. hel son. good interior, runs good, needs ris, $150, lv message 1 N8 1930 9 sam. body work $11750 call Don after 5 working students accepted Farrell Farms Quality typing done quickly arnd cOrccIty 26 3 6 met cover Excellent coridlion $800 Obo 472-3142 109-30-l Reasonable ales Call Kym 334 9156 371 8371 * 373 9535 9-26-5-9 or 375 01V2 9-25839 9 S 5 r12 WATERBED Super single exI cond DEPENDABLE HONDA Civic for only Marlboro Farms Quality horse boarding Brand new malfresa amd liner (I month $1000 1983, arc, aspd. runs well Must on 50 acres Riding rian, trails individual Gartr Typ.ng s back in the SW Accurate ofli Includes heater $100 obo call Ken 9 AUTOS sell, its a good deal Kevin 335 7986 turnout, concrete block bar 6 miles west io* rates Resumes $12 $15 1 pg Laser 335 0610 9 26 3 6 msg 10 5 d9 Oaks Mall Stalls pasture or lull board DrinIg Days eves weekends 373 52 while auzu 1-mark. 5- 1d, $1400 Ask 472 4313 9 24 13 11 4564 10 5 13 12 Commodore 128. expanded 10 040k. 1571 for Lucy after 7pm, 371-3177 9 26 5-9 drive, mouse 16k printer interlace many 10 WANTED NAILS BY VONDEL L ALPHA GRAPHIC gsos programs, voice master addilional 1980 Ford Escort OT - 50k mI, bik e ian 3131 NW 13 St 377 1763 Trdps page software will separate $425, call 372 int AM/FM stereo, bra Save $600 ro Local ArtsI needs GOLD Geme Clas Full sets $18 Fills $13 Hol ol 3/2 8017 6547 9-28-5-6 etc Asking $3250obo Call Jon 375 3600 Rings ETC Top $ or trade Ozzies Fine Manicures Pedicures Limited Time Only 10 29 28 12 9 265-9 Jewelry 373 9243 12 14 -76- 10 105- 20-11

7 REAL ESTATE 77 BuicA Skylark PS, PB. cruise Runs PERSONAL TRAINER OF Grad wth Er Ho's. Boarding 45 acle arm friendly pro 13 HELP WANTED fesatonal care in peaceful required very well Engine rebuilt two years ago come SO degree WilT advise and tramn surroundin9s Take over payments, no equity Must sell by Friday Asking #795 Call Daily Turnout grooming CIRCULATION ROUTE DRIVER for The Condo 2r/2b Let it Pay lfor cllege Workouts 115 programs designed $20 and TLC 462 371-7014 and leave C Student 9 25 3 50 Call Paul at 378S1359 925 5 11 5127 11-2-40 11 Independent Florida Alligator MuSt own Oak. Mal area, lo t-Style stud area. reliable van or pick up truck and he ava I .as'dry. porch Call 407 829522 9 Have ca$h need motorcycle up to 550 SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS FOR COt able from 5 a m until 9 a m Monday cc Nor in rested in two- strokes or dirt LEGE Are available Millions go unCla med throughlFriday MusI have *xcelent d'iV bikes Call Slepharie 373-0016 9 25 5 yearly 1-800 334 3997 11 19 50 11 ing record and valid Florida drive- I, 10 cerise Pay per route plus mileage NOVA STUN GUN Apply at he Ailigatnr ol, ces PIGS West Sate' Elecrtivel Non lethal University Avenue Ask far he roure 4 TENN. TIX. WANTED send $89 . $3 S.1 to 14 Lahoma drive, application No calls pleap Al III I I U Cal 335 3556/374 4893 9 26-5 10 Lansing. M 48915517 4848807 ,rmatre Actoriquol Opportun., Fm 9 27 13 11 player WANTED AUBURN TIX Need 21 SECURITY SYSTEMS AVON 375-8967 II I I S Call Chris or Eric at an affordable price Call Davy Enter- Sell Avon Full or Part elme We Train 335-0225 iv msg prign 336.5636 9 24 10 11 Benefits Insurance 12 4 76 13 9-20-7-10 I I I I I Problems in Math? Then Call Greg at J- Lincoln Coni mental 4-dr 1975 or There- Need HELP for Booming Business 377 8300 Professional Tutoring olfered abouts for half hour pholographing Will at only $12 per hour 9 25-10 11 Excellent Pay in 4 10 hrs/week pay, call 375-87,0 9-2-- Cali 375 4875 MATH TUTORS Warren Bernard and 92521 13 WANTED let tor LSU (Oc1 6) call 377 Bruce Teague UF and SFCC Discounts 6397 ask for Leslie or l moest 9-28 3 10 lor groups ol 2 5 37 TUTOR 9 27 40 1 1 Paying $75 to quallied volunteers r car hr ticppalein new drug study orurearmeni of .I I I Need 4 IMi to LSU game, 373 7028 eves Security crowd control for UF football athlete toot Call 331 5379 9 26 20 9 20-5-10 games Call 373-4641 for more inlorma- 13 Iorn Ask for Don 9 20-10 13 Wanted Mississippi State Ticketa Call Phoresurvey work part time flexroeeve 374 4633 ask for Jim or Trey 9 27 4 10 INDIVIDUAL TUTORING by Pat Learn to o wkd hr. guar $4 liehr + bonuses Call belle' utilize you( Word Perfect 5 0 or slop by Cherry Comm 309 NE 39 Ave M E OFFICE SEM 'NL dBase Il 0"or'ous Call 373-4 I 9 26 372 4026 929 1013 I I I 1 1 11 SERVICES I I I I II NW MIni storage at 1-75 6 NW 3a Ave Economics Student Interesled in Earning near Oaks Math area, 5 x 5 to TO x 20 from EARN $35 Extra Money For Wling And Research Tres week for your blood plaama donation $20. 10% disc to students 332-017 12- Call 374- 14-76.11 with this ad Our NEW COMPUTERIZED 4034 0-26 5-11 system allows you o donate in 1/2 he imel Siudy while you donate or watch SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? 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Window in t out, lions Dont limit yourself 10 those low -9 [lIfi I hay rides * parties * sales * working Armor-all Dash and Tires, Vacuum companies than recruit on campus Jump students accepted 466-3224, 375 800 $10,00 start your job hunt Contact College ro 12-14-7111 cruierg today Write 10 C A S 852 W I1111121 I I I ao" AIaln 0 - .Fra:li hi __ITyIns ia 1 _Io Palm Ave Plecenpia. 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TOURNAMENT Legally in a tie with former Cater UF golf teams open season from, Page 24 Robin June for third place on UP's North Carolina's Jessica Wood North Carolina match kills record list By JEFF MORIARTY was nearly the same as UF lost defeated Miami's Mary Dunne for Tony Laura Bush, Petra Laverman Alligstor Wrlter Soerries made his UP 15-11, 15-10. 15-9. Legally said the and Anne the individual tide and UFs Strock debut by leading the Conway all had double Gators with Gators at least made a good effort The UF women's golf team fin- and Foster shot rounds of 77 Sun- a 218, good for fifth overall. figures in kills for the Fighting ished second at the Lady Seminole day to finish asthe low UFgolfers. against the Illim. Illini Conway had 10 Freshman Brian Gay led the "We set Invitational atFlorlda State Univer- Struck and Foster tied for seventh last night's kills in It attempts team with a two-day 143 to stand loss behind us sity Sunday, two strokes behind overall with 227, which was a and we with no errors for an ca- tied for ninth place Senior Pat put up a good fight,- the University of Kentucky and reer-best finish for both players. incredible .909 kill Bates shot a 3-under-par 69 Satur- Legall said 'We Percentage. one better than FSU, Brown tied for 12th with 229, day to move from a tie for 61st to played on their level." Top-ranked Ne- The team of Laura Brown, Mi- Vinieratos tied for 15th at 231 and a tie for 16th at 145 with teammate But Legall added braska chele Vinieratos, Julie Foster, easily de- Gorman, playing in her first col. Soerries. John Petit stood at 150 that the Gators could feated the Gators Suzy Strock and Paula Gorman lege in tournament, finished tied for and Brent Dorman at 156. not maintain that Sunday's match 15- finished with a total of 909 and 44th with 241. "I'm disappointed in our finish level for an entire answer questions about the 11, 15-5, 15-3 Meanwhile, the UF men's golf today," coach Buddy Alexander match. McReavy said the quality of their tean- team, playing in the Carpet Capital said Saturday. "We had it to five- Legally was once Gaters seemed to run "I'm pleased with our play," Collegiate in Dalton, Ga., finished under through 13 holes but let again the offensive Schut out of gas against the coach Mimi Ryan aid. "It would seventh Sunday with a final-round eight strokes slip away over the standout for the Ga- Cornhuskers, de- have been nice to win, but I think 308. The Gators' three-day total of last five holes. I'm encouraged by tors, registering 26 of UF's 50 kills spite playing well in the match'K. this is a good beginning for us." 891 was well behind champion most of the things that I've seen.' for the match. The 26 kills put first game.

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*W Z2, AUJGATOR. MONDAY. SlFtM3FR 24, 199) UF has its share of miscues in Saturday's game In bobbling its way to Sjturday's 27-3 give Furmian a first down on UF's2-yard line yard scoring pass from Matthews - Kendrick was among the Paladins' leaders victory over Division I-AA power Furman. when he raced onto the field - 20 yards Kirkpatrick's 35th-career reception - was with six tackles Kendrick, who has 125 UF had more than its share of lowights. behind Furman quarterback Frankie DeB- his first collegiate touchdown catch The career tackles, stands 5-foot-10 and weighs Shane Matthews was intercepted IwiLe in usk - as DeBusk was handling the snap touchdown also was UF's first by a light end 197 pounds the first half, the second toss hitting Spencer was, to say the least, off sides since Walter Odom caught an 11- yarder Big Mac Attack Furman's Taylor Quarles in the chest Iater, "We need guys to get mad when they play from Kerwin Bell against Tulsa in 1987 - Junior tadback Willie McClendon, forced fullback Dexter McNabb fumbled away a like theydid today." UFcoach Steve Spurner 36 games ago to a reserve role by Emet Rhett, won't make pitch on the Paladins' 1-yard line said -They looked sorry " Kirkpatrick led all receivers with five re- it easy for U F coach Steve Spurrier to settle Sweet Revenge ceptions for 67 yards. on a starter McClendon ran for 81 yards on . Grefye Dovel Spencer later redeemed himself, inter- Do It A-Gaines eight carries, averaging more than 10 yards cepting a DeBisk pass and returning it 66 Freshman defensive tackle William a carry. Rhett had 19 carries for 98 yards N OTE1B00 yards to the Furman 2-yard line. For Spen- Gaines has almost as many fumble recover- Big Sack Attack cer, the pickoff was his third big play in three les as he does tackles Gaines recovered his All-American defensive end Huey Rich- There's more. Ryan Ruland's 49-yard field weeks. He blocked a punt in each of the second fumble of the season late in the ardson moved into a second-place tie on the goal attempt landed on the 2-yard line Uter. Gators' first two games. Both blocks came second quarter Saturday Gaines added four UF career sacks list. Richardson's 1.5 sacks after Spencer was beaten for touchdowns. tackles, raising his season total to five. *i atthcws "nd Wille McClendon handed Saturday give him 25, tying him with Clifford Furman the hall after colliding on fourth- Forget about Me? MIghty Milte Charlton. Alonzo Johnson heads the list with and-one And cornerback Jimnmie Spencer Senior tight end Kirk Kirkpatrick's 20- Furman middle linebacker Kevin 27 UF defense shuts down the Paladins

By GREGG DOYEL Alligator Staff Writer Offensively, it was a disaster Defensively, it was a mugging. The anemia plaguing UF's powerful of- fense didn't seem to effect the Gators' nationally-ranked defense in Saturday's 27- 3 victory over Furman. UF strangled the Furman offensive at- fack from the opening kickoff to the final gun, holding the Paladins to nine first downs and 170 yards in total offense. Furman'sthree pointsfollowed an intercep. tion return to UF's 4-yard line "With our defense, it takes away a lot of worry,' 1F coach Steve Spurrier said. "Of- fensively, they give us the chance to sput- ter, look bad and still win the game " Furman's offense looked equally bad. Frankie DeBusk was five of 15 for 75 yards and an interception. The Paladins didn't fare any better on the ground, either. Forty- four carries produced 95 yards. "I'd say we stuffed them pretty good, defensive tackle Brad Culpepper said. And most of the stuffing happened on Furman's side of midfield. The Paladins managed to set foot in UF territory just twice. After a 35-yard pass landed the Pal- adins on UF's 38-yard line late in the first (IIF tight end Kirk Kikpatrick pulls in a 20-yard scoring pass from Shane Matthews In the fist quarter. quarter, Furman went backwards for four lays before punting. Furman snapped the btall (om IF territory for the next and last time in the third period, reaching the Gators' 4l-yard line. Gators 27, Paladins 3 On the next play, UF cornerback Jimmy as S1 FURMAN STATISIVS Spencerintercepted aDeBuskpass and ran 7 7 66 yards to Furman's 2-yard line. Furman 1 0 0 -3 4 2 IUF 7 7 7 5-27 Ma "I was On-on-one and made a good Marnies 2 0 Ru ng AN Yds Not "D LI 2 bump,"Spencer said. "I turned around and SCORINGSUMMANY 0 -7 the ball was there. I thought I had the Fu' - Connally 20 FG Tis 58 17n Is 73 70 10 UP- Kivfli 20ip.l riun Matwes tCzymw touchdown, but two backs came out of a 30 12 kiil A"lC INt Yet TO 10 22 2 'cs-owhere and knocked me out of bounds." UF - Evnt 7 " from M sw (cyrzwov Iskt s UP - Mill 8 m rpn Msnhns aczrw.r kai S=no 2 DeBusk, second on Furman's career 40 22 - UF - FG czyrwski 30 238 DBus 0 passing list, spent much of the day on his Mis 5 3 31 S .37 back. Up sacked the senior quarterback 45 25 274 Tall 44 In. *6 12 tour times o Yde TO Lg "florida's as fast, if not faster, than we 13"1~i AMCcal W 10 T 9 24 TOM- .hought they'd be," DeBusk said. "'Iey 38- 17 .7 outsized us outmanned us, and were just FeilPassan Daim flrds 75 274 20 1al.15 S 1 75 a too fast for us. 25- 45- Telan is 1 71 a F-2 7-0 Spurrier, who had little positive to say hmf"M.Yai* 2-25 7- 48 TnimoPat ill about his offense, never felt worried about 32:i3 la 8 Rem~ns ft Y"s To tg UP SATUIW Is the outcome. usKTcr Ut-er 20447 Simt "With our defense, -% rse can fire Rushing AIt Vis " 25 2 42 3s ahtree incompletes, come oil de o;d, and Jauon sTo" 22N salijs 15t go back on three plays later," Spurrier said. Rftn 1 101 a 0 is I 7 as ka- 'Thats the beauty in it." MONDAY,SEFPFEMUER 4.1J9QAU(AWk,21 Rhett downplays significance of his first start

By RON KASPRISKE Franks said Rhett's style of power running Alligator Staff Writer complements McClendon's elusive style As far as Errict Rhett is concerned, Saturday's game is already forgotten. "ney work well together," Franks said It's not that Rhett, who started his first game "Ernct hits the hole hard and Willie can put at tailback for UF, had a terrible performance, on great moves. I'm not looking for one of them He simply doesn't get into nostalgia. to take over because they both do things we ,-Thisgame was nothing special for me," said need It also keeps us fresh." Rhett, who rushed for 98 yards on 19 carnes as OF defeated Furman 27-3. "It's totally behind Rhelt, who now has 197 yards in three me right now. It's nice that I started, but I'm games, said the only thing he was upset about already looking on to Mississippi State. Saturday was not getting a chance to score. "I'm going to work hard in practice and give 100 percent. mat's what I got to do " His best chance came dunng the third quar- 'Me redahirt freshman worked hard enough ter when he got the ball five straight times. in practice last week to surpass Willie McC- Rhelt moved the Gators from the 37-yard line lendon as the Gator' No. 1 tailback. to the one. But fullback Dexter McNabb car- Now, Rhett said, he'll be looking over his ried the ball on the next two plays and fumbled, shoulder. turning the ball over to Furman. "Me and Willie push each other to the limit," Rhett said. "Willie and Emmitt (Smith) showed "On that one play. I thought I had scored," me how to play tailback and they push me, so said Rhett, who took a pitch from quarterback I try to push them. It's a matter of respect." Shane Matthews and just missed squeezing Carl Franks, UFs running backs coach, mid into the left corner of the end zone. he'll try to evaluate Rhett's play and MeClendon'splayonfilmbeforeadecision can be made about who will start against Missis- 'When the official said I didn't, I got mad. I sippi State. thought I had scored." McClendon rushed for 81 yards on eight carries but lost a fumble for the third time in UF coach Steve Spurrler said he should have three games. given Rhett and McClendon the ball more "I think both of them ran well," Franks said. "It wasn't an easy decision to make letting "I thought Errict ran the ball well, as did Errict datt, but he earned it in practice. He Willie McClendon," Spurrier said. "Looking NATALEE WATERS - ALLIGATOR runs hard. I like having both Errict and Willie back, I probably should haven given the ball UF freshman Erriet Rhett rushed for 98 yards In 19 carries In his first game as share time because they both have the ability to them more. But I don't think our offensive starter. Rhatt replaced Willie McClendon as the Gators' starting tailback. UP to start." line played near to their capabilities." head coach Steve Spurrier said Rhett ran well. Satterfield satisfied with Furman's play against UFe and then they By ALEK MARVEZ it was hard to keep them out, Alligator Writer guessed with us and blitzed when we tried to throw. jimmy Satterfield Is best known for his 'They didn't have to guess to stop us, but job as Furman'shead coach, but if UPs 27-3 when they did, it made it that much worse." victory over the Paladins Saturday is any The Paladins fared much better defen- indication, he may elmo have a future in sively. In the second quarter, Furman recov- fortune telling. ered a Willie McClendon fumble on its Earlierthlsweek, Satterfield said he didn't 23-yard line on a fourth-down play, and Tay- expect Fura, the top-ranked Division I- lor Quarles intercepted a Shane Matthews AA school In the nation, to defeat UF, but pass with the Gatos on its 35 yard line, did believe his team was going to give the Furman's big defensive plays continued Gators a struggle. In the second half, with Allen Edwards re- That's just what the Paladins did, inter- covering a Dexter McNabb fumble on the cepting two passes, recovering two fumbles Paladins' 2-yard line. and staying close to But a 66-yard theDivisionIGay. interception re- until thefourth quar% turn by UF defen- ter. Furman co h Jimmy sive back Jimmy "We played 'em SMefleld sa ic Spencer late in the great," Satterfield id he was thirdquarterled to said, 'We didn't pleased to see his team a 20-yard Arden comedown herejust Czyzewski field to play great We hang tough ag'dast the Ga- goal, putting the came down here to Wors. game out of reach win. at 21-3. "And our guys are "I really thought disappoInted we didn't win. IV* just a matter we had a chance until (Spencer) returned of their defense being that much better than my interception all the way back," said Fur- our offense." man quarterback Frankie DeBusk, one of That fact became obvious in the first quar- three quarterbacks the Paladins used Saur ter. day. 'But we didn't give up. We were out- Furman defensive back Jason Grant re- manned, but we stuck with them every inch turned an interception 24 yards to the UF of the way. 4-yard line, butthe Paladins thengained only "Te score may not show it, but Florida fMEAN DENNIS two yards on three plays and had to settle now knows we have a football team at Fur- Furman linebacker Robert Beavers tries to Intercept a Shane Matthews pass for a 20yard field goal by Glen Connally. man. Iguess that's all we could ask for. Saturday. The Paladins picked off two panes. DeBusk also noticed something else - Afterthatiscorn, thePuladinsgot n closer the Gators played lethargically in light of the we wanted to offensively either." OFurmmn was not intimidated at all and to scoring dusa UIs 39ad line. On the NCAA's decision last Thursday that pwhb- Furman tailback Carl Tiremble agreed. played well," Kirkplatrick said. Ibey came its them from paeticipating In a bowl game day, Furman, which has only five players "They seemed to be a little bit melan- in hereand handed our butts to UWe didn't this yea. who wei over250 pounds, tallied only 175 choly," Tremble said. hey were kind of play anywhere close to our capabilities." yards on offense and surrendered four 'We sort of weys saying we hoped they didn't get probation until after the game down. ButCOU. their DL deeef~t! OICUC carmai aneIJII Ot ggriw egfaTeeeiuiuporalfheas The season Furman played UP I. because olvely and we didn't execute well, they received $200,000. UP is the only Dlvi- "On their df we ju couldn't get because they may be coming after us" De, BUskaad."lguesrYoucaauethatforthem UF tight end Kirk Kirkpatrick believes slon I-A ean on the MaadIn' schedult a gi ae oid. We tried tough opponent furman lot only five of its last 3 aes. we hat. When pamsing dh. ball, on their side, but we didn't do AM the things Furman was a 24, ALUGATOR MONDAY. SU'IMBER 24. 1990 SPORTS SEC is the UF fizzles in 27-3 win over Furman

By SHIARON4 011N real villain Alligator Staff Write, When you think about UF beating Fur- man, the word "struggle" doesn't come to mind. in this story In spite of the fact that the 19th-ranked Gators were put on NCAA probation this It's sad. week, it's difficult to imagine UF being The man many at UF regard as a super- lackluster enough to lose to a Division t-AA herohasnowfelt what it'slike to be helpless team like Furman. ne superhero in this story is football The Gators did beat the Paladins 27-3 at enach Steve Spurner. But while many think Florida Field Saturday, but it wasn't even the villain is the NCAA, in actuality, it's the close to the whipping that UF head coach SEC. Steve Spurrier and some of his players had anticipated. Up until Thursday, Spurrier's dealings Spurrier was disappointed with the per- with NCAA and Southeastern Conference formance of the Gears offense, which officials have been limited. But mention missed several scoring opportunities those organizations to Spurrier now, and you better run for cover. throughout the game. Although the mood was lower than usual after Thursday's NCAA ruling which placed no Ron Kaspriske UF on two years' probation and banned the Gators from 1990 postseason play, Spurrier AST CAL said there was no excuse" for what he saw L on the field. Spurrier, a man who is known for being "It was tough to get up for the game, but in control during the toughest of times, has we should have the pride to go out there had trouble controlling his emotions when before 73.0Oopeopleand play our hearts out discussing the two organizations. for the University of Florida," Spurier said. 'The defense has that. 'The offense just After the NCAA handed UF its decision stood around out there." Thursday, Spurrier was livid as he told mem. The Gators never were close to losing to bers of the media the football team didn't Furman. The Paladins led 3-0 after scoring deserve the penalty it received. a field goal on their second drive, but those And after the game Saturday, Spurner were the only points they could score gain opened up to the media, criticizing against the UF defense. both the NCAA and UF's administrators for Even the numbers on the board don't wanting to take the penalty and move on, explain Spurrier's annoyance. 'he Gators One reporter, who covered Spurner at had 452 yards total offense, compared to Duke and was in town to cover the UF-Fur- Furman's 170. man game Saturday, said he had never seen UFs running game looked solid as red- Spurrier display his emotions the way he did shirt freshman Errict Rhett's debut as a after the game. starter was impressive. Rhett finished with There's no question Spurrier has a right 98 yards on 19 carries. to be upset. But there is a question about And quarterback Shane Matthews threw Fmstrated UF coach Steve Spurrier agonizes aS he WatChes his offense stniggl. who Spurrier should be upset with. for 236 yards and three touchdowns. Saturday against Fuman. The Gators offense turned the ball over fourtimnes In their The NCAA's system, whether it makes ut twice the Gators had to settle for a 27-3 victory over Furman. sense or not, is not the key issue here. field goal when they could have had a touch- down. And kicker Ryan Ruland's field goal UF's first touchdown. fense," Furman coach Jimmy Satterfield The key issue is the Southeastern Confer- attempt from 49 yards landed on Furman's Kirkpatrick, who led the Gators in recep- said. "(They) put us in a situation where we ence. 2-yard line. tions with five for 67 yards, said he under. had to be perfect on offense, and obviously When the NCAA said UF couldn't play in Other times, UF just gave the ball away. stood why Spurrier wasn't happy. we weren't." a bowl game this year, it didn't mean they Fullback Dexter McNabb fumbled the ball "We sputtered around, Kirkpatrick said. Spurrier attributes the UP defense's con- couldn't win a conference title. on Furman's 1-yard line just as the Gators "he defense goes out there and makes the stant domination of its opponents to the It was the Southeastern Conference's de- were getting ready to score. big plays they need to. The offense has the cision to deny UP its chance to compete for "tremendouspride"the playershave in their Matthews threw two interceptions, once opportunity to make the big plays and we perforamnces. this year's title - all because of a rule it while the Gators were in Furman territory. don't do anything." imposed in 1984 to deal with UF's first Theother was returned 24 yards by Paladins Spurrier was more than thankful for the said the Ga- period. Pride is something Spurrier erobationary cornerback Jason Grant to UI's 4-yard line performance of UF's defense. The Gators tors offense also needs to have to be able to The SEC decided in 1984 that because setting Furman up for its three points. dominated Furman, keeping them them far win this year. members of that UP team violated 14CAA "if we had been at the point where Pd away from the end zone for most of the rules, the team was ineligible for the confer- hoped we'd be, we'd have scored 50 points." game. "With our defense, we don't need to hold ence title. Spurrier said. "Hopefully these guys are a And when the Paladins did get close on to the ball," Spurrier said. "We can go The SEC again used that rale Thursday mad as I am today." enough to more a touchdown, the Gators' outthere,throwthree incompletesand then to deny UF a shot at the title, but as Spurrier Tight end Kirk Kirkpatrick made one of line stopped Furman almost in its tracks. go back out three plays later. points out, the role doesn't apply this time. the Gators' good plays of the day when he flhe big thing about this game was eF', *No one on this team has violated any caught a 20-yard Matthew, pass to weore defense was so much better than our of- "hat, the beauty of it" miles," Spurrier said. "We should be able to q;mpete for a title.* Whether the SEC buys Spurrier's argu- Volleyball team outplayed in tourney ment or not, he does bring up a pointThere UF coach Marilyn McReaWy is a major loophole in the SEC's rule. 9 y MIKE SCHULTZ said the Ga In Friday's match, Pacific dominated the no viol& Alligator WrIter tons lacked consistency and Intensity In Gaton, winning each game by the same This UP team has committed losing all three matches. But McReavy was ions, so why does it have to forfeit its shot score 15-5. Pacific jumped out to big leads at the title? The UF volleyball teamfaced top-10 com- looking for positives from the weekend's in all three games, and the Gators were petition this weekend at the D1lini Invitatio- experience. never able to get close. Spurrier isn't so much interested in being nal Tournament and weren't equal to the It is always a challenge and a learning VIkkd Sinunis led a balanced Pacific at- able to play In a bowl as he is in being able challenge. process when moving Into a new and higher tack with 10 kIlls, while Suzy Schutz and to play for a championship. The Gaton could not even win on. game level of competition," McReavy said. StelR lAgal were one and two In kills for Spurrier said Saturday that bowls are OK in losing Friday to No.3 Pacific, Saturday to McReamy said playing against the nation'. the Gatme. but it's trying to win a championship that No.7 IllinoIs and Sunday to No.1 Nebraska. top teams gave the Gators a competitive The Gators were more competitive makes It all worthwhile. In losing all three matches by a 3'0 score, edge for the future. - against IlIlnoIs on Saturday, but th. result So Spurrier has a right to gripe. the Gators' record for the mefson dropped it should help a get ready for our con- All Steve is saying, is give UF a chance. below .500 to S. ference schedule, McReavy said. see Tmm.So, pop 21 kii 24, AWliGATOR MONDAY, SEI'.1MBER 24, 1990 SPORTS SEC is the UF fizzles in 27-3 win over Furman

By SHARON 01M real villain Alligator Staff Witer When you think about UF beating Fur- man, the word "straggle" doesn't come to mind, in this story In spite of the fact that the 19th-ranked Gators were put on NCAA probation this It's sad. week, it's difficult to imagine UF being The man many at UF regard as a super- lackluster enough to lose to a Division I-AA herohasnowfelt what it'slike to be helpless team like Furman. The superhero in this story is football The Gators did beat the Paladins 27.3 at soach Steve Spurner But while many think Florida Field Saturday, but it wasn't even the villain is the NCAA. in actuality, it's the close to the whipping that UF head coach SEC Steve Spurrier and some of his players had anticipated. Up until Thursday, Spurrier's dealings Spurrier was disappointed with the per. with NCAA and Southeastern Conference formiance of the Gators offense, which officials have been limited. But mention missed several scoring opportunities thoseorganizations toSpurriernowand you throughout the game. better run for cover. Although the mood was lower than usual after Thursday's NCAA ruling which placed s0 Ron Kaspriske UF on two years' probation and banned the Gators from 1990 postseason play, Spurrier LAST CAl said there was no excuse" for what he saw on the field. Spurrier, a man who is known for being "It was tough to get up for the game, but in control during the toughest of times, has we should have the pride to go out there had trouble controlling his emotions when before 73,000 people and play our hearts out discussing the two organizations. for the University of Florida," Spurrier said. "The defense has that The offense just After the NCAA handed UF its decision stood around out there." Thursday, Spurrier was livid as he told mem- The Gators never were close to losing to bers of the media the football team didn't Furman. The Paladins led 3-0 after scoring deserve the penalty it received a field goal on their second drive, but those And after the game Saturday, Spurrier were the only points they could score d ain opened up to the media, criticizing against the UF defense. oth the NCAA and UF's administrators for Even the numbers on the board don't wanting to take the penalty and move on explain Spurrier's annoyance. The Gators One reporter, who covered Spurrier at had 452 yards total offense, compared to Duke and was in town to cover the UF-Fur. Furman's 170. man game Saturday, said hehad never seen UFs running game looked solid as red- Spurrier display his emotions the way he did shirt freshman Errict Rhett's debut as a after the game starter was impressive. Rhett finished with 98 yards on 19 carries. There's no question Spurrier has a right KEN V MlSKi-WOATOR to be upset But there is a question about And quarterback Shane Matthews threw Fmstrate d Up coich Steve Spurrier agonizes as he watches his offense struggle who Spurrier should be upset with for 236 yards and three touchdowns. Saturday Bgalnst Futran. The Gator offense, turned the ball over four times In their The NCAA's system, whether it makes But tice the Gatos had to settle fora 273 vict ry over Furman. sense or not, is not the key issue here. field goal when they could have had a touch- 2- lt down And kicker Ryan Ruland's field goal UF's first touchdown. fense," Furman coach Jimmy Satterfield The key issue is the Southeastern Confer attempt from 49 yards landed on Furman's Kirkpatrick, who led the Gators in recep- said. "(They) put us in a situation where we ence. 2-yard line. tions with five for 67 yards, said he under- had to be perfect on offense, and obviously When the NCAA said UP couldn't play in Other times, UF just gave the ball away. stood why Spurrier wasn't happy. we weren't., a bowl game this year, it didn't mean they Fullback Dexter McNabb fumbled the ball "We sputtered around," Kirkpatrick said. couldn't win a conference title. Spurrier attributes the UF defense's con- on Furman's 1-yard line just as the Gators "The defe, se goes out there and makes the stant domination of its opponents to the It was the Southeastern Conference's de- were getting ready to score. big plays t hey need to. The offense has the cision to deny UF its chance to compete for "tremendouspride' the players have in their Matthews threw two interceptions, once opportunit to make the big plays and we performances. this year's title - all because of a rule it while the Gators were in Furman territory, don't do ananything " in 1984 to deal with UFs first imposed The other wasreturmed 24 yards by Paladins Spurrier was more than thankful for the Pride is something Spurrier said the Ga- arobationay period. cornerback Jason Grant to UFs 4-yard line performani cc of UF's defense. The Gatos ton offense also needs to have to be able to The SEC decided in 1984 that because setting Furman up for its three points. dominated Furman, keeping them them far win this year, members of that UF team violated NCAA "If we had been at the point where I'd away from the end aone for most of the rules, the team was ineligible for the confer- hoped we'd be, we'd have scored 50 points," game. "With our defense, we don't need to hold ence title. Spurrier said. THopefully these guys are as And when the Paladins did get close on to the ball," Spurrier said. 4We can go The SEC again used that rile Thursday mad as I am today." enough to score a touchdown, the Gators' outthere, throw three incomplete and then to deny UF a shot at the title, but as Spurrier Tight end lirk Kirkpatrick made one of line stopped d Furman almost in its tracks. go back out three plays later. points out, the rule doesn't apply this time. the Gators' good plays of the day when he TIhe big thing about this game was Ups "No one on this team has violated any aught a 20yard Matthew pam to Sore defense w as o much better than our of- 'hat's the beauty of it." mica," Spurrier said. "We should be able to 4onmpete for a title." Whether the SEC buys Spuruier's argu- Volleyball team outplaye(I in tourney ment or not, he does bring up a point. There is a major loophole in the SEC's rule. By MIKE ScbitiLl UF com h Marilyn McReavy said the G- In Friday's match, Pacific dominated the This UF team has committed no viola- Alligator Wter tors lacked consistency and intensity in Gatos, winning each game by the sime dons, so why does it have to forfeit its shot losing all three matches. But McReavy was score 15-5. Pacific jumped out to big leads looking fo from the weekend's .a the title? The UF volleyball team faced top-10 com- positives in all three games, and the Gators were petition this weekend at the fIlini Invitatio- experience never able to get close. Spurrier isn't so much interested in being nal Tournament and weren't equal to the "it is al ways a challenge and a learning Vikcki Simonis led a balanced Pacific at- able to play in a bowl as he is in being able challenge. process en moving into a new and higher tack with 10 kills, while Suzy Schutz and to play for a championship. The Gatos could not even win one game level of co mpetition," McReavy said. Steffi Legall were one and two in kills for Spurrier said Saturday that bowls are OK, in losing Friday to No.3 Pacific, Saturday to McResr said playing against the nation's the Gatonrs. but ire trying to win a championship that No.7 Illinois and Sunday to No.1 Nebraska. top turis gave the Gators a competitive The Gators were more competitive makes it all worthwhile. In losing all three matches by a 3.0 score, edge for iti future. against Illinois on Saturday. but the result So Spurrier has a right to gripe. the Gator' record for the se-on dropped "It shoulId help us get ready for our con- All Steve is saying, Is give UF a chance. below .500 to 54. ference sc hedule." McReavy said. w TommwSM, pop 21