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By DEBBIE CENZIPER said Provost Andrew Sorensen, UT's top Alligator Staff Writer academic officer "We're doing what we have to do As the state budget tightened again Santa Fe Community College Presi- this week, UF administrators decided dent Larry Tyree said so far the school that canceling most summer classes is has not planned any semester cuts, but the least painful way to chop about $8.4 SFCC has frozen all travel expenses, million from the school's budget. vacant faculty positions and purchases UF President John Lombardi scram- of any equipment not needed immedi- bled to meet with campus ately officials Wednesday after If that's not enough, the governor instructed all SFCC may dip into its re- state agencies to cut their serve accounts and trim its budgets 5 percent spring class schedule, At UF, that budget ax Tyree said will fall on the Summer A If UF's proposal is ap- and Summer C semesters, proved in Tallahassee, administrators decided Sorensen said the next step Wednesday. will be finding classes "There is no solution taught only during summer that is painless" Lombardi and trying to offer them in said. "This is a really bone the spring marrow kind of debt, and Srsn UF won't completely it isn't going to be abl shut down during the sum- sorbed easily or happily. mer, he said Research labs, Shands The UF proposal to cancel the sum- Hospital, computer labs and UF librar- mer terms will go before state education ie will remain open officials this week. State Rep David Flagg, D-Gaines- To students who plan to graduate in Vile, said the loss of money cannot be the summer, the cuts may mean waiting blamed on the Legislature. but on another semester to graduate, or load- Florida's fluctuating and fragile econ- ingupspringschedulesto leaveon time omy, which generates its revenue un- To faculty, the canceled classes may predictably each year mean fewer paychecks. University budgets, based on last The budget trimming also will curtail year's income, are planned months in UFs hiring, travel expenses and possi- advance, and if there's a decrease in bly even promised faculty raises. revenue and an increase in spending, Student Government, UF's Infirmary, deficits add up, he said s SULLIVAN the Reitz Union and UF Housing, which "Not only are we not getting what we Block seating all depend on fees generated by tuition, expected, but we're getting less than we Paul Painter, left, and Joe Shumon of Painter Masonry work on the supports for the also will have to juggle their budgets expected," Flagg said. "It could have roof of the bus stop on the Park-and-Ride lot Wednesday aftemoon. and cut corners. "We haven't been given a choice," see Budget. page 8 ROTC students won't help with search for clues they could join in the search. Sy DONYA CURRIE About 15 ROTC advisers will Although he has not been "What's a walk in the woods for Alligator Staff Wrter join the Game and Freshwater Fish charged in the murders, police "'They always try to stress aca- some people is a matter of life and Commission, the Florida National searched Humphrey's Gainesville demics ahead of anything else,' death to us," he said "If you trip While 200 police and military Guard, Gainesville police and Flor- apartment along with his car and said Mike Matthews, a UF senior on a mine, you're dead " personnel spend the next two days ida Department of Law Enforce- family home in Indialantic. who is the training officer for the Investigators are no closer to tramping through Gainesville ment at 7 this morning to start The murder task force organ- Army's Fightin' Gator Batallion. "I making an arrest in the stabbing woods in search of clues to last searching the woods ized thesearch after learning Hum- would gladly help if I didn't have deaths of Sonja Larson, Christina month's murders, ROTC students Gainesville police are in charge phrey was fond of camping out and class. I'm disappointed, because I P Powell, Christa Leigh Hoyl, invited on the mission will be sit- of the search for evidence that going on military-style "reconnais- know a lot of people who would Tracy Paules and Manuel ting in class. could either clear or convict UF sance mission&" in the woods sur- help if they could' Taboada, Darnell said, but today's Ihey called and asked us to freshman Edward Lewis Hum.- rounding his Hawaiian Village The Florida National Guard is search could turn up some valu- participate, but wedetermined that phrey, police spokeswoman Lt. apartment. sending 42 troops to Gainesville able information the liability." said from Ocala and Lake City, Sgt we couldn't risk Sadie Darnell said. Humphrey, 18, Brown said police asked for help "Iis is a step that's done i in Col. James Brown, a UF aerospace is one of four top possible suspects from some of the UF ROTC's 600 Steven Wolf said The guardsmen investigation of this type to eli- professor who asigns ROTC ca- in the murders of five students. students because cadets would be will use mine sweepers, a type of nate us overlooking anything," detector, to search the dets to duty. 'We didn't want par- Humphrey is being held in a perfect for the job. metal Darnell said. 'The search teams woods ents calling and asking why these Brevard County jail after allegedly "'They initially called our cadets Vell be looking for anything un- students were hurt when they beating his grandmother. He also because they thought we might be 'lhe military spendsalotoftime usual in the wooded area. should be in clan." has been charged with aggravated a little more disciplined and ror training out in the forests here," astute in reconnaissance and train- Wolf said. "We would better be 'It's a very tedious process, and Although Gainesville police in- assault for an incident last month no one looks for- ing," he said. able to see if something was out of it's something vited the cadets to help. ROTC at UFs Pi Lambda Phi fraternity ward to having to dot" officials said their students could house and a 1988 attempted sexual Some student cadets said, al- place This is good training for fall or get bitten by snakes in the assault and armed burglary in In- though they understood their them to get the equipment out and Alligator staff writer Geoff Bou- dian River County. officers' reluctance, they wished use it. cher contributed to this report Li 11 21 AilMATORm T iFRSDAY STIYSMMPH I. T

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Wright hias been the first in a sorts ot res which wilL he in co will discuss several issues at home ion and energy working on hi, mro- Artent is offering rishcesier, he (enter, h' iud and abroad, including the ongoing But Wright, an 18- mr, and other books said term Democrat from and is a consuiltit to Middle East crisis created last Coreta Scot King, %W:dow of Fort Worth. insurance cOmallies Ilie sic ti Lu 'tdii istk month when Iraq Invaded Kuwait. Vexas, is i ght cvi-rights. cit MlIntinher best known (or his He also hads toured has nor beeni lili,'wL. [iot AaLcrt Accent Chairman Rich Brilliant Kinitg Ir an i toojitutor o he I(crt r orced resignation Irin the House the country, speak ig at uver alrenod hascoifirnt oanhor Viny said for Nonviol-il Social Ch an ge is last summer amid charges of 69 ties Wolfec for MIarcI 27,s h rillian I said "Jim Wright has special insight scheduled to alk about diersitv Wolfe is best known :or li novel violations of ethics rules. His speech will include a ques into how our government works," Oct 4 during peoplee Awareness Slie Bonftre tf tht \anili," tion-and-answer session that stu Brilliant said. "He will offer a good The House Ethics Committee Week which is being made ito a movie dents should enjoy, Brilliant said critical analysis of domestic is- charged Wright with accepting Former U S Secretary of State starring Brute Willis ard lrn sues. gifts from people who had direct "He loves it) answer questions, Gen Alexander Haig Ir will talk a Hanks SG approves revised County deemed campaigning rules ready for filming By CARRIE LEGAL drop the issue and try the new brought about by an elec- (Le'iluiis Allgator Writer changes By KEN IKUNDIS tro,, pii (fihi Lion rews tion code revision committee, he recording perim iLl i- Alligator Witer Candidates running in Student said talite an! ava,abitil of kiilif Government elections, including Browne said there was a gray So, you warn to be II pictures' Teri. Holes siud the upcoming Oct. 10 elections, area between candidates cam- Then you mav want to stay put im With Gaiiesvtfles rollig otk, can start campaigning by word-of- paigning for student votes and par- Alachua County the area oilers stenit advantages mouth as soon I I e s Thanks to the etorts of the that many other areas in the state as they want, campaigning Ganesville Area Chamber ol Com. do not. Hines said And with t student sena- for students to merce. the county h is earned the states ilm production leader, r tors decided run with them, Students now can certification (q "camera ready' by lando, only two hours awa, he Tuesday campaign informally called slat- the Florida Department of said he hopes more producl.ii Students now Commerce Film IeTrru companies choose Gaiesville is can campaign for any SG position I) u r I n g their localt informally for what has been In being so designated, the Currently [hi cnaimber is niego any SG position as far in advance of traditionally county is oftially prepared to iaring wth hrte I maior film our as far in ad- called 'slating handle the reeds of rim prodLc. xulmes und I's it (coed iqin I vance of art elec- an election as they week ,' it is vir- ion companies, and has taJKn a 'm'" si thers'abou Posl tion as they tually impossi. large step toward attractingg 'oo choose, to allow stu- lng Ill the Alahuba CtOurIs choose. In the ble to ies and other [lit productions to arei, Hies said past, students dents to get to know distinguish be- Gainesville and Alaoiua County, were limited their names. tween advertis- chamber president lerry Hines Walt Iusnev I fms, Orion [it- only to formal rig for slating said. tures, Warner Broihers and Para campaigning and campaign Once a county is officially reg mount Studios all have contacted thechamber, which is during a I 1/2-week period prior Ing for votes." Browne said. stered as "camera ready,'"produc. responsible to the election. Senators increased tion companies know that it is fully forthearea's film bureau,express- he Oct. 10 election will be pre- ing interest in Gainesville as a that to 2 1/2 weeks this summer. capable of handling a full-scale ceded by two and a half weeks of GENE PAGW-AtiOGAIOR potential production site, he said Under the new law, students are Gainesville hopes to bring film production, he said. Alachua qualifying time and a slating pe- County lons seven other Florida Several documenutanesand tele- limited to verbal campaigning. strs lIk* Stow. Martin, star of nod. Qualifying time is for the counties in being certified vision commercials have been Parenthood, to Alachua Student Body President Michael elections supervisor to make sure "Our community's film liaison wants to run has County for future film projects. see Film, page 4 Browne, who authored the each student who office. is prepared to answer changes, initially said he also at least a 2.0 grade-point average, wanted to cut formal campaigning is carrying a full class load, is in from the 2 1/2 weeks back to 11/2 good standing with UF and is not weeks. But Browne decided to on conduct probation.

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'a I AlJZ.1ATORL IHURSDAY, SEFIEMBiti 11, 14se ELSEWHERE ** **** * **** **** *** * Former Speaker of the House Souter prepares to face the Senate WAsHINGTON (UP) - On the eve ot Senate didale " hearings, the White House expressed optimism Wed In fact, there were considerable differences among nesday that David Souter would be confirmed for the committee members concerning how far the panel Supreme Court, while members of the Judiciary Com should go in trying to determine Souter's judicial no I ee differed over how inten sely the New Hampshire philosophy. especially regarding hisviewson whether jurist should be questioned about abortion he would vote to overturn the Roe vs Wade decision Thursday, September 13, 1990 One day before president Bush's choice in replace that guaranteed abortion rights 8:00 pm. at the Florida Gym Justice William Brennan wastogo beforethe 14-mern- With the touri a single vote away trom reversing ber Democrac-dominated panel, the president and his that 197' decision, abortion is considered the main nominee met over a private Lunch il Bush's study Single issue that could derail Souler's (onfirmation K- "We're very hopetuli that the confirmalion process hopes will go well rhere IS no micalion of any liooblemc," In ihe past several days, various abortion rights said White House press secure ary Marlin I' itwater activists have demanded the Judiciary Committee Bush later praised Souter as a tough, a fair- minded, intensely question the 50-yearold Souter about intellectually brilliant judge" and called on the Senate whether the Constitution protects rights that are not to "ac swiftly so that he can take his place as t he only specifically mentioned, and whether a right to abor- career prosecutor on the court, in time for the court's tion is guaranteed first sitting" next month Committee Chairman Joseph Biden., 0-Del , Amid growing speculation about how far committee stressed Tuesday that there is nothing wrong with members will go in trying to pin Souter down on his putting to Judge Souter some special questions about abortion views, Fitzwater noted that while the law constitutional issues, including religion, speech, civil makers can ask Souter any questions they want, "we rights and abortion, and expect some rather specific do remnd them that they were opposed to our use of answers " any kind of a litmus test in terms of selection of a But some senators said they did not think it would nominee and we assume they'll respect that same be proper to push Souter for specific views on issues K K- feeling as they examine the qualifications of the can- he would decide as a member of the high court sNT 6 House passes first radioactive waste bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the first congressional 'Me committee also approved an amendment by FREE and OPEN action on the issue, a House panel approved a bill Rep Nick Rahall, D-W Va, that would require the Wednesday to revoke the Nuclear Regulatory NRC to notify the governorof any state due to receive to the public Commission's new policy relaxing disposal rules for a shipment of deregulated low-level waste ArPresented by ACCENT, funded by SG some low-level radioactive waste The bill now goes to the House Energy and Com- By voice vote, the HouseIntenorand InsularAffairs merce Committee, where it has broad support Committee passed legislation that would negate the With only a few weeks left in this year's congres NRC'sJune 27announcement that it would deregulate sional session, aides to the interior panel said the bill the disposal of slightly radioactive wastes considered may not make it through the House this year "below regulatory concern" by NRC experts However, one aide said, 'This thing is going to Lindq In addition, the bill would give states the right to become law, if not this year. then next year " regulate any wastes [hat might be deregulated by the In the Senate, Senate Democratic leader George NRC under any revised BRC policy That provision is Mitchell of Maine has expressed support for giving Two ftair particularly important because it would open the first states the right to regulate low-level nuclear waste "states' rights" loophole in the Atomic Energy Act, disposal, but there has been no action to date which currently empowers the NRC to override any Currently, all low-level radioactive waste must be state policies concerning nuclear safety sent to specially designed landfills with stringent "Rapid enactment of the bill is necessary because environmental safeguards to prevent leakage of con- the (BlRC) policy would permit thedisposal of radioac- tamiants into groundwater tive waste from nuclear reactors in ordinary landfills However, under the "below regulatory concert" $99 ratherthan licensed radioactive waste sites,"said Rep policy, waste generators could apply to the NRC for George Miller, D-Calif, prime sponsor of the bill exemptions that would allow disposal of some wastes Big savings on 2 pair of "This defies common sense " in ordinary municipal landfills. prescription eyeglasses (or 1 pair for $59.) the company provide a story ine the number of film projects pro- Choose from selected FiLm to the Chamber of Commerce to duced, said Hines. Last year, Flor- frames with clearr from page 3 fashion determine possible locations that ida was the locale of 46 major lightweight lens. shot in the Gamesvillearea, includ- match the production company's motion pictures and television pro- Bifocals extra- ing a recent commercial for Miller needs, Hines said ductions and dozens of commer- in for Lite beer and another for an Italian Florida's recent entry into the cials. Hurry clothing company. And a scene film production industry, sparked Through July 1990, another 31 best selection. from the movie "Parenthood" was by the building of two major stu- major film projects and 10,161 filmed on the UF campus during dios in Orlando, has resulted in an commercials and musical produc- Spring Break this year explosion in the number olprojects tions have been filmed in Flonda based in Florida with budgets totaling $177.4 mil- Once a producer is confident lin Some restictons appty thatan area isable to handle a large Florida currently ranks behind See optician for datais. production, site coordmators from only California and New York in EYE EXAMINATIONS AVAILABLE By Appdnlnmsot Only. SavingsOn Cortocts,lToI

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376-4482 ffv&70 331-7000 We aCePEC PA 31CIrM 111I Lombardi: Science research vital to UF's success ' I By ROBERT RAULESOF ente," he said science is good poit y for the umvnw-,i.' I te ,L I v ( , p 1 Aligator Writer Despite the i resting IlertSi li don't think we should choose our Li' Liiversi es have largely lost because of th e funding avaiibleI lulh IF must maintain nationally competitive ng "small-money" so said 'nisituhons of scientific research or face ence projects, Iombard Raisig puibli mins t Ir Ie It I it LeI iI ) losingits standing as a major university, UF said ltmphasis on large, "Idon't think that or sielce prlt'( i, a- i :I ed , V Il 'resident John Lombardi said Tuesday long term research pro- this drift toward bi 7- other prnbh- LJmuiverI- We Lan sink back to being some kind of jects that receive large ties :ace, niimari' si I-egoonal, ristrutuonal institute, and that will federal grants has re money sci fence is a S ruth frone *r St becute but that's not what we're about.'he eCr CeOmeCS'ri mlhepb;U5 ilo'bardide'vtt'd II suited tn the virtual ds etr w.t oen a t

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(I I / /,) / A space to call your own For the longest time, it seemed as if Student Govern ment officials were arguing about Campus Organized - Against Rape at least every six months. . / Headlines in the past few years have included: Budget cuts will cripple, COAR says; SG denies COAR sufficient funds to operate; *416miliat (fuW=3 q Lack of funds may put strangle hold on COAR and recently - COAR takes budget cuts to end ties with Infirmary Support neighbo rhood renovation COAR's budget was split between the Infirmary and Gainesville has been trying for some years to make SG until this summer, when group officials decided they the transition fromasmall campustown to adiversified fo Tom McKntw would rather receive money only from SG, giving COAR city The growth of the student population and the the real definition of a student group that must answer influx of new city residents has disrupted our old POLITICALLY SPEAKING only to SG leaders and not Infirmary officials. lifestyle When I came to UF in 1967, most of my professors rebuild what was good in the past we must not But COAR got a shock shortly after it left the lived within a mile of campus Most of the students recklessly destroy existing neighborhoods. Infirmary's supervision. Members also had to leave the In walked or biked to class; it was a traditional university We can achieve the student living patterns I en- firmary office they had occupied setting vision without high-nse complexes and we can en I remember many evenings spent at professors. couragefaculty to moveintoareasofquality residential And the transitional phase from the Infirmary to its homes. It was a model faithfully nurtured through the redevelopment Neighborhoods directly north aid cubicle on the Reitz Union's third floor prevented the generations and designed to provide college students east of campus can be redeveloped with modern, group from hiring the peer educators it normally employs with an academic sanctuary where they would be free security-consctous apartments and generous areas of during the summer to give rape-prevention presentations to concentrate on their studies and their university recreational, open leisure spaces in the fall. life Even students who lived off campus were nearby These uses can be intermingled with the besi ol and felt a part of campus life. the existing building stock to create an extension il Infirmary director Boyd Kellett certainly had the right One of the biggest challenges facing our city the campus. Students could walk to campus over to make COAR leave its office at Student Health Services, government today is the disintegration of this tradi- pedestrian walks where decaying, poorly drained but we wonder if that right should not have been exer- tional student living structure and the advent of a new streets now exist cised. model This model isapartment living far fromcampus Our residential patterns may be the most importian Everyone competes for space in the morning traffic student issue of all. However, the time it will take to COAR is, without a doubt, the most important student and for a parking space on campus. Faculty members change the urban sprawl means that most of today's group SG finances. The program is nationally acclaimed now live beyond the ring of apartments, distancing students will be gone before new ideas are imple and its preventative education is fundamental to UF. them further from their students mented We must begin together now When such ideas are presented, But the group needs at least a phone and a large I believe this is a vastly infenor form of university please support them. life We have enough office to organize its educational presentations. to begin immediately to locate more Be a part of encouraging the redevelopment of students and faculty within walking distance of cam these neighborhoods. Help Gainesville be a better SG should take care of its own groups, but if it can't pus This requiresredevelopmentof property adjacent host to UF and help make the university city a safer provide these things for COAR immediately, we hope the "to UF But how can we add population in these areas and better planned community Infirmary takes a leadership role and offers to help until without destroying their characters If we want to Tom McKnew is the District 3 city commisuioner SG can deliver the proper resources. COAR also has to pull its own weight in this tough tran- Paynes Prairie enough interest is shown by those By letting audience membersvone sitional period, who care for this natural wonder- their opinions, the national COAR President Raul Rosario said the group's may be land Please take afew minutes and audience learned that, indeed. educa- expanded send a card tional programs have been or letter expressing Gainesville is holding on " put on hold while members ad- Editor: Many students and faculty Your support for this project to use and admire They also learned that even just to being part of a student group. the beautiful and Tom Pelham, Rhyne Bldg., Room for unique expanse of hammock and though we will be on our guard But the information COAR provides to students, includ- 106,2740Centerview Dr.,Tallahas- quite a while, things are slowly woodland known as Payn Prairie se. Fla. 32399. ing an increased awareness about the problems of sexual getting back to normal This was a The Department of Community Af- Poston T. Robertson coercion, is too important to be put on hold. fairs, under the Conservation and message that desperately needed SLW (o be told. It wasn't sensational in Recreational Lands program, is considering adding approximately 'Donahue' show the least alligator 6,000 acres to the northeast part of What gives The Alligator the Editor the prairie in the area of Prairie wasn't sensational right to decide who should or Creek shouldn't cover an issue? In an, Judy A. Plunkett and Hawthorne Road. Editor: After reading Tuesday's This addition, which includes a editorial Donahue covered this story with Managing Editor Opinions Editor about the "Donahue" as much journalistic section of the controversial Hunt integrity as M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Realier show, I find it very hard to believe I'e ever seen in The Al Club property, will go fur in ensur- that the writer watched anything the show; igator Letters Policy ing environmental integrity in the clearly anyone who did, realized it Lttev to the ed10 sbouFd lei 1C1 200 words abo One y 10 1e}The shit be face of future developmental pms.- wasn't the least bit sensational The show wasn't sensational trad. doe~pced and signed Thay s old include a tned name address and teptonl was. "in'rfN "euwill " **on*'d K th wrter shows Just cause Ofa ave no r taustions cal" sure The press surrounding it the WWtoiel pae edicol at 37a 4M Phil Donahue presented a per- Rob Adfalt This addition will happen only if sonal view of our recent tragedies. 311 IH URSDAY, SEPTEM BER 13, 19g. AUJGATOR, I BOOK ored Bu: more than the award or from page 5 the book, she said she was glad she could help others months, they were mentally unsta- One woman who saw her hus- ble before they ever fought in the band get shot during a robbery war, she said told Patience that she didn't real- 'he biggest comfort for the ie what she was going through Masons, other veterans and their until she read the book families was finding out about What pleased Patience the TSD and realizing they weren't most, however, was a biker who alone approached her after she spoke ,n Patience said she wished there Seattle earlier this year had been a book like Recovering She had been concerned that a From the War when Bob returned Vietnam veteran would tell her home from Vietnam that what she wrote was incorrect Indeed, the man was a Vietnam Her book took four years to re- search and wite, partly because veteran But instead of criticizing the only previous experience she her, he presented her with an em- broidery hoop on which he had had with writing a bk was editing the first draft of Chkckenhawk embroidered a combat helmet and daisies - the same design as on But that didn't discourage her, the cover of her book. because the reason for writing the Patience already is working on book was to help other people in another book about PD for any- similar circumstances, she aid one who's been through a trau- In the book, for which Patience matic experience, from torture to interviewed 60 Vietnam vets, she hurricanes. writes about how Vietnam was dif- She also will be traveling this ferent from previous wars, de- fall to talk about how TSD affects scribes PTSD and other problems veterans Patience Mason published her book, Recovering From the War, in February. that occur after vets return home, For Patience, writing the book and gives information about where was a strong dose of medicine, not me for (writing the book) andquiie people can find help only personally but also for her In addition to starting on the "I'm no longer trying to improve happy that I was doing it He was As for the Veterans for Peace relationship with Bob road to recovery, she also relaxed him, Im trying io improve myself, extremely supporive award, Patience said she is hen- her control over Bob. she said "He was really proud of

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.1 771 202 UF Faculty Members Are Promoted, I Tenured; So me Both At The Same Time [h 202 Lniersits if Norda taults r hdik and Isuph \ilsn lR~)lO i INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY Tomberslisted bellw hae been pro- to proanssr - Gys Bosman and Dt ?heia OF THE nii und otrlproditor tie Burk, to trenti t George est To COMMLNICATION PROCESSES To Board of Regens There were ; ufIt' associate engineer - Janet Dgner PR rfl [) To aolat -Lholir- numbers efho rescd tenure, 81 ho assotRate professor - William Eisenstadt kIAiaJle N UF ipfnto , lln and P-Nris o lit I sandra f-radd T l' ji n o at urn SUan Intel 1sc 'l I r-c cived preimi tions and 66 who received FINE ARTS in cr onaa , flICS and tial il A promotion and tenure at the same time JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATIONS dnSlti nd sall Call 392 0'86 st TENURED AND PROMOTIJ) To I who are not et tenured are MIost those TENURED AND PROMOTED To pro- in tenure-accruing positions whh will associate professor - James Wren and Ar' lessor - Kent Lancaster, To assolciate pro- meant their application or tenureata later thur lennings TENURED Protessors fessor - William M Keen and Ion Mo- date Boa, Sharon and Joel Stegall PRO- MOTED To professor - William Wilson ris TENURED A sstiate Professor lmann ARCHITECTURE IV Valenti PROMOTED To professor - AIDS Is Topic TLNURID Associate Professors David Ostroft K" eku Bentil and Richard Furman HEALTH & HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAW Of Confidential BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TENURED Associate Professor Robert TENURED Professors Nancy Dod [ENURLD AND PROMOTED fo Jackson, Assistant Professor M illedge and David Richardson PROMOTED To Support Groups associate professor - Jonathan Hamilton Murphey associate professor - Anthony Cook UF's Student Mental Health Sen itk s in- F NURE Associate Professors Elias LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES Dinopoulos, Jarisu Sa-Aadu and Vida HEALTH RELATED PROFESSIONS flounces the formation of two coniia[ "arpello PROMOTED To professor - TENURED AND PROMOTED To support groups this fall for UF studnc TENURED AND PROMOTED To pro- associate professor - Paul Avery, Michael Iarold Benson, La"rence Kennv. Miles The first group, for UF student, %%ho fessor - Julia Van Deusen, To associate Scicchitano, Rocco Ballennm, Helmut are HIV Positive. is a weekly confide-ntial I iingston, David Nye and Stanley Smith professor - Anatole Martin Ill Voelkleir Robin West and Charles Per- supprt goupfor students v. Bit are DENTISTRY ENURED Professor Sheila Evberg rone TENURED Professors Keith Bulh- PROMOTED To professor R tENURED AND PROMOTED To vant, Mory Conway, Ronald Formrisano The second group, Duncan for 'UP studes associate professor - Andre Mauderl and David Young, Associate Professors who care'' isa support group for skri- Stephen Keel- Carol Bates, John LaBanc, TEAS Franz Futterknecht. Martin Heesacker let- cant others, family rmegr or friend, o ing and Michael Humphreys Beher free Needell, Peter Schmidt, Lucy SeLber- TENURED AND PROMOTED To someone who is HIV positive or his TENLRED Associate Professor lames ling, Li Shen, Yasumasa Takanoand Cyn- AIDS This group will meet evr either PNttigrew- Jr PROMOTED To professor associate professor - Linda Bobroff, Bruce thia Thompson PROMOTED To Distn- Schaffer, Lynn Sollenberger, Gar' Knox, week beginning the week of Sept 2-4 Charles Gibbs, Paul Hems, Nils rished Sence Professor - William Both groups will e co-led by Wialno Mlagnusson and Robert Priiosch Dunn Shilling, Saundra Tenbroeck nes. To professor - Axel Bredahl, Jr Charles Guy, Kenneth Langeland, Pierce fin and Linda Lewis DRUG DESIGN& DELIVERY CENTER James Button, Bernadette Cailler, Kenneth For more information, Meeting lis Jones, Larry Duncan, Joseph Nolng, Man Gerhardt R B Kershner, i[rAnthony La PROMO [ED To associate scientist - Duryea, Dorota Haman, James Seale, Jr , and locations, call Linda LewiS, Student Greca, Elizabeth Langland, Andrew- Health, 392-1171 Leave your first Whei nu jose ph Funderburk, Joel Brendemuhl, Eric Mental Rosalsky and Neil White name and telephone number aind lour EDUCATION Jokel a, William Walker, Clifford Johnston, LIBRARIES phone call will be returned by one kit *he [ENURED ANDE[ROMOTED Topro-, Robin Giblin-Davis, Rudolf Scheffrahin and Edardo Echevarna TENURED Pro- TENURED AND PROMOTED group leaders lesso t- Gerardo Conzale To associate To fessorary Fairchild, Associate Professors professor - leff Hurt TENURED Pro- associate university librarian - Peter Harold Browning, Nan-vao So, Nayda lessor R C Wood PROMOTED To McKay and Ench kesse TENURED Ass,- Tormes. Stephen Verkade and Timnoth Personnel Services Distinguished Seiice Professor - fames ciate Lniversity Libranan Elaine Henium White PROMOTED To Distnguished Vautenbarger, To professor - Ellen MEDICINE Service Professor - Carlton Davis, To ro- Holds Info Sessions Amatea and Dorene Ross fessor - Keith Andrews, William Beck r. TENURED AND PROMOTED To pro- ENGINEERING Jerri Bennett, Elizabeth Bolton, Do fessor- Walter Drane, WilliamCumnig On Fringe Benefits and Pablo Ros, To associate professor - I ENURED AND PROMOTED To pro- Borovsky, Ronald Brlansky. Timothy The University Personnel 5cr' ia's tessor - Ramakant Srivastava, To Broschat, Randall Brown, Michael Co- William Fallon, Jr Michael Cicale, Eric Frvkberg, Laurie Davies, Stephen (formerly Divisrion of Human Re5OarLLSI asotiate professor - Bhavai Sankar and lopy, Michael Davis, Robert Emerson, Fringe Benefits Office is conducting trill- Manuel Bermudez TENURED Professor Robert Fer D M Flinchum, Donald Nadeau, Thurman Gdlespy Ill, Harry Nick, David BIoraker Thomas Rowe semester informational programs about Peter Zon', Jr - Associate Professors Huber. David Knauft, Maunce Marshall, John Middlebrooks and William Winter open enrocllment for various*"2.i* '.finage bhei .#4t*E Samimn Anghaie, Daniel Hanes, Mark Jr , Megh Singh, Jerry Stimac, Peter Stof- and workers/lunzemployment compesa Properzio fella and John Van Sickle, To associate TENURED Protessors Morey Haymond, Orazem, Jose Principe. William pro- non Inionnaton about Septeadial ir and Wei Shy-. Assistant Professors Paul fessor - James Edwards David Lowenthal, Gregory Schultz and Sheldon Schuster, Associate Professors Motio srsosfl ows tomore int,'r Barbara Battelle, Ross McElroy, Jr , Robert rmoton, call Fringe Benefits, 392-1223 Newman and Kytya Voeller Assistant OPEN ENROLLMENT SESSIONs- Professor Michael Hocking PROMOTED Sept 18. 361 Reitz Union, three THIS NEXT WEEK To professor - Peter Anderson, Fulton sessiona-l to 10.15 arm , 10.30 to 11 43 Crews, Edward Geiser, Peter Indelicato, aan or 2 to 3.15 pm. Sept. 19 ClIII S - Janet Silverstein, Peter Stacpoole Health Science Center, towo session 2s- I Health Science Center, sponsored by Stephen Vogel and Edward Wakeland, to 3 30 Fim or 3.45 to 5 prom TENURE & PROMOTION WORK- Academic Affairs Office, 392-1254 To associate professor - Charles Bagwell, WORKERS' COMPENSATION SES- SHOP for faculty, I to 3 p m , 120 Mather James Bradshaw, William Buhi, Peter SIONS-Sept 17. 361 Reitz Union, tiro lv Hall, sponsored by Academic Affairs SUNDAY Gearen, Carey McLellan, M G Moscovici session"- K0 am. to naon or 1.15 to 4 30 Office, 392-1254 DINO-MANIA EXHIBIT OPENING, and Robert Wears p mn Sept 19 361 Reitz Union. 8 303 a i MUSICOLOGY LECTURE, The Re- features Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, NURSING to noon. Set 20- 361 Reitz Union, act Century Music,' by Up to noon or 1 15 to 4 10 corder in 20th Pachycephalosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, TENURED AND PROMOTED wssios-8,ama music rofessor John Kitts, free and open To pmi Sept. 26: Cl-11 Health Scienc Apatosaurus and Triceratops In exhibits, associate professor - Margaret Wilson to pub ic, 1 55 pim, 120 Music Buddin computer games, movies and particia- Center, 2 15 to 5 pm. PROMOTE To professor - Sally Hut- AGRONOMY SEMINAR, 'Florida tory activities, noon to 6 p m, Flonda chinson, To associate professor - andra Sugarcane A Sweet and Sour Sand- Museum of Natural History Admission Seymour wich, " by UF assistant professor of is $3.50 with fee card, $4 for adults and Faculty Asked To Adhesre agronomy Frank Coale, 3.30 p m , GD86 $2.50 for children 13 and under PHARMACY To Jewish Holiday Policy McCarty Hall TENURED AND PROMOTED' To ",III HISTORY COLLOQUIUM, "History MONDAY associate professor - John Gums and The Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah Ralph Dawson, Jr TENURED begin at sundown Wednesday, Sept 14 and Historiography i and on South NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES SEMINAR, Professor David An garan, and continue through sundown thurs- Africa Some Reflections," by Universi- "Starvaion in AIDS Patients," Associate Professors by clinical Willdam day, Sec1. 20 Yorn Kippur is Saitura ty of Cape Town history professor Chns- medicine associate professor Donald Kot- Mdlard and Richard Segal PRO- MOTED topher Saunders, 4 p in., Friends of ler, M.D., Columbia University College of To professor - C L DeVane, Music Room, University Auditorium 4 Margaret James and Peggy Zaenger ?acultv have been asked to folio" the Physicians and Surgeons, p in , R3-265 Board of Regents'policy on religious ht- VETERINARY MEDICINE FRIDAY Health Science Center Academic Re- lydys, a n~To note that exams and other CHRISTIAN FACULTY FELLOWSHIP search Building TENURED AND PROMOTED To signifiant student activities, including in> MEETING, UF baseball coach Joe Arnold WILDLIFE& kANGE SCIENCES SEM- associate professor - Roger Reep. 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This is the third in a mar- those earlier releases. but It is vocal group whose tight. swift Whatever the song's topa - velous series of albums detail no less rewarding As always, harmonies contrast wonderful- be it a warning to stay in ing the vast output of the music is an intoxicating ly with his raspy attack school. a call to Christianity or "mbaqanga" or township jive mix of thick. loping basslines, These artists appear in one a man*s comical lament about musicians Vol. I was an complex arrangements and combination oranother on nine the travails of marriage - the epochal release that combined call and response vocals of the 15 tracks Since so little underlying message is an with Paul Simon s Graceland, because so many major acts of their music is available in uplifting one. The relentlessly foe used attention on world have already been featured. the United States, this hardly rhythmic music underpinning class talents like Ladysmith Freedom ltre serves as a mn seems enough Other standout them wouldn't have it any [flack Mambazo showcase for Mahlathim and artists include the male vocal other way. Vol 2 revolved around slick the Mabotella Queens, who've group Amaswa.i Enfvelo and Anyone who enjoyed er. more recent offerings from performed together and Johnson Mkhalali Graceland - or Peter Gabriels another set of artists, almost separately since the *60s. Mah- The latter appears on 'Lets Security or Talking Heads all of whom were intriguing Frind. Flir lathini has a deep. growling Go Together. an instrumental Speaking In Tongues. for that enough to demand they be The Indestructible Beat off voice that earned him the nick- in the style of accordion jive, a matter - would do well to seek searched out on their own Soweto (Vol. 3) name 'Lion of Soweto. The hard-driving music that is this series out. Vol. 3 may lack the sweep of Mahotella Queens are a female especially infectious. BY MICHAEL GILTZ *m ------mos---a I FRA Weoo Find r - shet this ad & someone ALL CANjOLAt French Addiction I Yew N FACToRY 0LECT WANI OUTLEt special. C gerie Boutique Tria Week U so NW m STREET Advertise in 11ha IA $1 a;;r SchOOIl Year M 378-8400 FUTONS , FRAMES a ACCESSORIES nA 1& 15% OFF 3 win" s z he Asa Aflgalor clossitieds rarn." wny Undies planning $10.5 s ii EOSt Universty 375-31M5 373-FIND -" - JLto w Univ Ale Ex 9 30 373OW' I- - - - -a-2

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New Orleans - the birtnplace of fitting description of the band's mus should distinguish between ariogance handed Mardi Gras, home of Tulane University 'Neo-Euro Afro-Bubble-Fusion.- he and confidence 'When this band breaks tip. you're and Harry Connick Jr This past called it "You have to have a little come C el gonna find Alex Davidowskiat a Holiday Memorial Day weekend, Gainesville's Between beer guzzing and promo- fidence than the average person: Ile Inn lounge soimewhere " he said 'I own Henrietta's Lovers packed up their tonal activity, the band even managed said 'You have to have that tconficen er really have not ligured out where his instruments and crossed the Florida to sell a few copies of its (at the time) for yourself, and you have to help main inluences are rorn I get ito his border over to that mystical town The 2 week old casset te, The Pagoda everyone else have that contedenir lor (at and listen to what he s listening to result was a commotion unheard of Woman The guys were so et static you You're not playing Lovers you rrt on the radio, and i1 r'al! sr ares tie since the Battle of New Orleans nearly about the tapes sales that plans were trying to put out a whole new thing someetiics H likes Doid Byrne but two centuries ago. already underway for a ChristmrlaS You have to sell it, you know ' he sounds nothing Ilk' David Byrne ' album a Ia New Kids on the Block 11 I1 CEB added his own insight -Other probably be a five-song El 'specialtv bands have been playIg lor two or Matt (omipaied AlrN , f dedicated in New Kids style to three years We re trying to get there so heat ro S to Heni is Iitl oF fontlma Christmas.' Alex said A Saturday much faster We re just Jumping right known. onI~ Alex is a little less at morning cartoon and a reggae song are into the scene We re riot trying to work also future possibilities although CEB our way up We want to go somewhere violently denies the latter We want to do something ' After Friday night's gig, Heni etta s CEB nay be something of the iew kid Lovers mnus Alex. who by now had on the block (fi joined the bind last splintered from the band to seek new April). but already his Bun ky bass is an adventures but instead ended up doing indelible stamnip on Henrict a s Lovers laundry all day. spent most of Saturday sound That first night at the TEP house browsing through the French Quay ter. his skillful strumming and rool eying breakdancers. jugglers and jazi demeanor incited two awestruck young musicians along the way Occasionally, women to scream in unison. 'WE WANT a masseur or fortune teller caught the CEB! WE WANT CEB" guys attention When asked where he learned to plav While walking through Tulane-s that funky bass, CEB chuckled. 'Play 'Fraternity Row' early Saturday after- that funky bass. white boy ' Seriously noon before the trip to the French though. he taught himself He's been Quarter, guitarist Matt Herrero, sport playing bass for seven years now In ing a Captain Hook earring, his eyes junior high school he played violin. and still adjusting to the new day, delivered later bass, with an orchestra Eventual an enlightened discourse on the dif ly, he moved on to electric bass, playing Henrietta's Lovers ae (clockwise from ferences between the local band scenes with rock bands around Tampa He even spent a year playing with top). Alex, Mike, CEO and Matt. in New Orleans and Gainesville a blues (In New Orleans) its a totally dil band before coming to UF in the fall of ferent sound - much more occupied '89. The exodus began sometime around with the blues and jaz than I thought After defending themselves against 3 asm on Friday after a brief stop at it would be There's more of an em accusations of arroganceand ignorance Denny's Restaurant in Lake City where phasis on skill and a lot more of putting to the rules of Gainesville's band scene. Bernie the waitress entertained the in the work to get the sound down Matt and Mike further explained what band andits entourage (which included exactly right. In Gainesville there's a Henriettas Lovers is all about sound man Kevin Meyers, whose Chevy little more of an emphasis on feeling Our music starts with a rap base Suburban provided the transportation) and really just kind of winging I( and Mike on drums with rap." MaBt said CER plays his funky bass at the TEP with tales of her 15 children and throng going somewhere - "CEB brings in funk bass. and I. hope- house. of grandchildren. "Onward - Destina- Matt also addressed the criticism fully. bring in kind of a soul - complished 'Alex is really good at play tion New Orleanal" the band and com- Henrietta's Lovers has received from Mike changed the subject to milcon ing up the theatrical,' Matt said 'Songs pany shouted after an hour of tasty, more established local bands who ad- ceptions about Henrietta s Lovers' Itke 'True Love' and Cat's Eye' are really greasy food and memories of long-gone vise the four hungry musicians to pay sound. "Everybody comes up to us and outrageous He goes all out on it And sSaturday Night Live" episodes. their dues or wait their turn: tells us we sound like somebody, he there are a lot of songs where he lust said. hate About eight hours later, the road was 'Seniority is not the most important 'I mentioning the word mumbles and talks - just a fading memory as the 10 not-too- thing. Its not a question of time It's *R.E.M.' with our band. With the French Quarter just a park- angry but incredibly exhausted young not a question of talent. In a lot of ing space away. Mike pondered the men reached their destination - cases, it's a question of really making As the Suburban crept closer to its deeper meaning behind Henrietta's Tulane's Tau Epsilon Lovers' NeA Orleans ad Phi fraternity house. g ggventure Asthecrowduru where Henrietta's side III w'mdow shared 'Lovers were scheduled r iJI .ulo to sight he to play Friday and lound te answer Saturday night. The H[y vou ever wailied band members perked, Old sitoms Mien they rn albeit momentarily, like 4ettimt: almost no when they spotted a ratings at the end' lhe% flyer on the TEP wall always send them oit to touting Henrietta's other cities like Japan Lovers as *Florida's most popular the effort and ofreally opening markets. destination. Mike and Matt talked and stuff like that That s what I eel band." and a lot of people don't understand about different vocalists - those they like Henrietta's Lovers in New Orleans Most of the day was spent pi noting that, and that's why we have problems admire and those they'd rather forget. I feel like we're on our way down be a Friday night's gig, with a littie beer getting along with some bands in The Cure's Robert Smith used to They-re making a special A expect to got in the drinking thrown in between a dvertise. Gainesville. It's because we happen to good vocalist until his jowls see Tootle come walking by - Sinead O'Connor with ments. When asked by one curious be really good at the marketing way. Matt said. -Parkl Parki Right now Let's got- Matt Tulane student what Henrietta' s Lovers side.we've been able to really work her double- and triple-overlapping vo- yelled as a parking space finally became sounded like, one TEP brother came up hard at the other side of music that a cals is even worse. and Don Henley is a reality. A day of adventure was . In. lot of people don't understand And just plain monotone with the label "progressive jaz Z e, footsteps away cause it suits them and nobo dy else." that's why you have a lot of bands that And what about their own missing he explained) - a strange Iabel that hang around for years and years and vocalist. Alex? CEB called Alex the Catch a glimpse of Henrietta's Lovers probably has more to do with vocalist years and never do anything.' -Bubble in his "Neo-Euro-Aro-Bubble- "Neo-Euro-Afro Bubble-Fusion" Frday Alex Davidowkrl' trumpet solos than Fusion" theory of Henrietta's Lovers night when they play of the Orange & anything else. Anyway, a new musical The subject of Henrietta's Lovers' ar- essence. Mike had contemplated many Brew on campus If that s not enough. genre wa, born, Hamlet Ca rrinigton rogant attitude recurred in the back of times before ways to explain Alex s they'll be on the loose again Monday Etheldred Barrn IV (but you can call the Suburban on the way to the French vocal Influences. Today. like all the night at the Hardback with opening act hIm 0E5 would later discover a more Quarter. According to Mike. people times before, he came up empty- Dingo Fish. 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Rick pretend vou haven I " scientist "plays" the keys on called Plastic Skin It has the pain signals to the brain This lets his conpiter pad the same potential to revoluitionlir care has the added effect of sending As Peyton. Neeson s perior way the Phantom played the for burn victims and other an unchecked flow of adrenaln mance borders on parody organ patients, but Pevton (an t gel through Peyton body. giving Given the melodramatic. pop- the substam e to hold its shape him enormous strength and a up style o director Sam Raimd. Perhaps that's the problem Melinda Sue Gordon for longer than 99 minutes rush ol violent mood swings that might not have been such here The punchy direction a bad idea and arch dialogue have a little Is it Barn's,? No. it s Darkman as he nears a He quickly escapes from the Jist too much fun with the brood Heaven help us breakth rough Peyton s hospital, salvages some com- Raimi has filled Darkman Ing, serious story alwork here * 1\2 Oakmamt girlfriend stumbles upon a puter equipment and the with visual references to clas And if Raimi can't take Litchwild Oaks 6 East memo linking a prominent remains of his research, and sic horror movies The scene perches between Darkman seriously, neither There's something unsettling businessman ti) bribery Ruth vows revenge Using Plastic where Peyton a can we about a movie that makes the less henchmen tear up his lab Skin to don temporary dts- two gargoyles high atop of BY MICHAEL GILTZ jump to comic book. That's looking for the evidence They guises. 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l's Restaurant Leonardo's 706 El Toro To Go Scully's Seafood Place Brown Derby -STI wms1("d dlIh c rs ; ; pam uhars Experience the Renaissance, progres FREE DELIVERY & TAKE OUT Ev- Why make our wallet suffer when you We know how particular you ar' about i2 10idiinier '9 pmsse%,r is a except sive pastas and fresh fish in an alterna- eryday H am- am I2I sW 6th Ave, have a deire lor seafood Scully's of lour steak, ital's why we onh , ce tes ight Only a block to campus five atmosphere Offering Thai behind Players- I74 KIN ers plenly 01 quaily seafood such as leaks that are fresh cul, newcr trotii 122; W LU i ' heti 110 Srs exp Chicken, Cajun Shrimp, Gorganola Crab Leg, GrouIper, Catfish, Shrimp, exact way vcl order ,rd broiled 1he 372 Alfredo, Shrimp Pesto& California and Scallop, Clams and Stuffed Crab at Our Prini Rib . a 'pecaltv Ai th, Chicago Style Pizas DaVinc's de La Fiesta prices you can afford Non seafood house with different cuts to 'ani'sc light Afterwards enjoy homemade Mexican Restaurant items aso available Lobster night every appetite Swafood lover, will teel desserts, espresso, cappurcimo & a ter G-ville s newest authentic Mexican res- every Tuesday night Casual atmo- right al home with a large and varied tfic we list Kevin Curm chef S n taurant Our family restaurants have sphere Open for lunch weekdays from selection to choose from Dinner' come Philosophy Store 5-10 pm & Fri & Sat 5-11 pm 706 W been serving the Southeast for 16 yry II loam to 2 30 pm Open Sunday complete with our fabulous Super Univ Ave 378-2001 liokstore & Coffeehouse, 3460 W Serving daily lunch specials 11am- through Thursday from 500pm to Salad Table, your choice of potatoand 2 3fpm & delicious inmnerentrees 5 10 10)0pm Open Friday and Saturday oven baF ed bread From 5to ,pm join L'iv A' e 178 6170 In the tradition of bookstores & cof feehouses 'f the 18th weekdays & ; 10 30 weekends Come from 5 fapm to 11 Wpm MC/VSA iour friend, for ihe Best I lappv I our in & give us a try' 7038 NW 10th 1I 2031 NW 13th Street, 371-1811 in town Enjoy reduced price cocktalls & 191h continues Gourmet coffee, by the bca nor by the brew Espresso, Cap (between Service Merchandise & Mr plus conplmentar hot and cold l F]an'if 332-0878 selected I Lors di Oeivrcs anquct ta puccinol & numerous exotic coffees citittes avadable Most major tretlit trontheworldiecr Maly varielie-.ol cards accepted RservatIon, rn.t lea too Ioanm 1(pmu Mon-Sat needed but for parties of six or mlre plea"' ol 17 088 i220WS " I3th %l just south of Williston Rd The Market Street Pub La Concha Ivey's Grill The flavor of Key West nght here in Enjoy fresh handcrafted import style Gainesville Spanish and Latn Amen Great place for a date-coiy and Intl 43rd St. Deli & beers in a ovtail English pub Live en- can Cuisine M-F I I am-8 30 pm 4002 mate Enjoy breakfast, Eunch and din ttainment Fri. Sat evenings - No W Newberry Rd Plaza West 378-402 ner Extensive menus with uique ire- Breakfast House cover 120SW 1st Ave 177 2927 Lunch ationq Spciahiingn seafood, chicken Caines vlle's Premier Kosh er style Manaro's and dinner daily and pasta dishes Sensually seductive Deli Excellent breakfasts Featuring desserts, espresso cappucno beer yegelarint trem also Daily specials Smice 1955 Some things never change wine list Credit cards welcome Olen Behind I fardees in Millhopper 371 fortunately your good taste and our The Mill Bakery, 7 days, 6 ngihts 3303 W Unu A' 2927 consistently delicious Italian food Eatery & Brewery Open 7days Diner served from pm 371 44w9 Full Bar, fresh brewed beer Drink Spe- Gamesville's most popular Italian Res- caals 4-7 daily Expanded taurant for over 30 years Casual attire Patio with live entertainment Wed Sat nights Great Steaks )'s Restaurant welcome Fresh dishes daily including Breakfast house - 20 years Serving chicken, veal, steak, shrmp & home- Oaks Mall Plaza, 331-0110 Beef & Spirits 800-2 30 every day One block to cam- made desserts at affordable prces For the best steaks and prime rib in pus 1225 W Unv Ave 372-6666 Murphy's Pub Toby's Corner Cocktails, fine wines and beer avail- Gainesville You cook over a hickory able Only 2 1/2 mile from campus Daiy Speials charcoal grill or our chef will prepare Fine Dinmg and Spirits Snuffy's Restaurant (east on Unv Ave) 2010 Hawthorne Deli Sandwiches & lce cold beiri your dinner Chicken & Seafood nol Inn setting feawtnng A warm Country Rd (SR 20) Directions/Reservations Billiards, Darts and Video games Open daily 5-10 2 For I well drks & and Lounge uniquely prepared seafood, veal, call372-4690 Clubs and organizations- dollar drafts from 5-7 pm 6-Pound 1017W Unv Ave 376-8899 Happy Hour 4-7 Daily Mon-urr steaks, fowl, and pasta specialities we can serve your dinner meetings llam-12pm. Pri-Sat Ilam-lam Sun challenge 2310SW 13th St 3734301 Caribbean pub atmosphere with gour- flambe' desserts and coffee Tableside Ipm-lOpm 5112 W 34th St across met burgers, steaks, chicken teriyaki. dnnks Gainesville's best fine dining trainthe YMCA poo 3n24751 baby back nbs, seafood, salads, sand- experience at reasonablepnces Dinner wiches, and New England clam chow- served nightly from 530 pm Lunch der Relax and enjoy your favorite served Monday through Friday II30 Red Lion Tavern cocktail in our casually elegant lounge to 230 SUNDAY EVENING SEA- Now serving Gators 11 3am Satur Open (M-Thurs), 1130 am-Midnight, FOOD BUFFET Reservations days Still thebest grill in town Watch (Fri &Sat), 1130am-2 am; (Sun),6pm recomended 101 5E 2nd PI, behind the Monday Night Football with us and II pm Happy Hlour 37 pm MC, Visa IIippodroerTheaterin the Downtown enjoy great beer specials 2413 SW 13th Tim s Thai Restaurant & Am X Entertainment District 375-7620 Burrito Brothers St 378-6320 Brings you the Best Blend of the Or- MC/VISA/AMEX Taco Co. ert Open Mon-sat, Closed Sun Vias, MC, AMX, 501 NW 23rd Ave 372- Woody's Nationally Serving Gainesville since 1976 100% 5424 vegetarian items available Try our fa- Famous Sandwiches mous guacomoiel Open7 days unti 10 3458W Umv Ave 11/2 m from cam- 16 NW 13th St 37K-5948 pus early deli-style sandwiches, For soups & salads featuring top quality Information Capt'n Louie's Galley Boors Head cold cuts on specially Original Pizza Palace Regarding baked fresh bread served in a relaxed El Toro Bringing Gainesville fine chicken and Out On The Town, casual atmosphere, conducive to meet- The kind of place your friends would Mexican Restaurant seafood since 194 Featuringall-u-can ing friends, entertaining parents & tell you about Homemade pasta, fresh eat seafood and salad buffet daily Contact 1723 SW 13th Street family or conductng light business baked lasagna & sauces made to Order Called dolphin and chicken sand- Amanda Escobio Great Mexican Food 7 Days transactions Imp & domestic beer, Open every day at 5pm Corner of NW wiches are our specialty Fast and 376-4482 wine MC& VISA accepted Open M- 23rd Ave and 6th St 3721546 El Tore-and that'sno bull fnendly service 7 days a week Sat 11-9, Fl- l0& closed Sun

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Eflcfincy Apt 1990 secure area In the P'ries Ca 373 Wanted Sncere M F r- sro ng Sadori' 9 5 4 swearing &t Sias 3371 1 to Deurease ?bd r 0 deICkl~ yard 5 Roommates H-D C.some service Desk SIarting at $235 2 Bedroom wastidry n big house SePl a' monliy 6 For Sale M F 8 aM 30 pm MEADOWCAf ST Studio For Pell $245 a month . ,I I'd 1225. Pu 3' 24'/ ourol.t Or or anr 110 NW 39th Ave 2 weeks Iree rent' Just 4 blocks ro' o ea 9 24 ' 5 net Union Cash'er s O'ce 7 Real Estate 378-3998 UF call 371 777 7 ask abOut 1530 apt 2T M F 9am 9 pm 375-SCS1I 9 19 5 4 F 'een S waned To share Car 'I l 8 Motorcycles Sad A Sun Closed I SPYGLASS Wre immei ,'i:v Ca Check Our New SpeCilS- 335 5591 14 4 5 9 Autos Melicar Boossroe Shaoes A,, Ameniti, A,,i,,ble M F a am 4 30D 0 S ROOMMATES 10 Wanted FURNISHED UNFURNISHED M F roomma'es wanted to snare SPac 0 By Mall Roommates Available TREEHOUSE VILLAGE secure Sbra s house Iblock irr am 11 ServIces We re No I Roommates Avaelabhe Pus Own roorm avarlab e $175 mo 5 Use 'os appeared week 12 Typing Services REGENCY OAKS Reserve your room tor al uti 373 1242 9 14 4 5 I :o A . garor Sorry no cas, by 378 5766 Bus service to OF and SFCC 13 Help Wanted ma MC VISA or ceckso any 3230 SW Archer Road turn Or untarn 5175S 250 ar room Oc 1SC 2 DIeA located . Mihoppe madmon l area $175 mo live Wi, a rOlerss 0" By Phone 373-FIND- COUNTRY GARDENS 14 Business Personals 373 4500 Mr Prop Miami Inc Realtor 375 020' Person leave message picase 373 5830 Pal- by VISA Or sasterca-c 200' SW le Street 9-l14 1A , 17 5 5 ' mr 15 Personals ONI Y F ye do 'ar I 16 Connections So 830 4pm SPACIOUS Female roaommates Co Share 3b 2 Sa Isu' Room-ate Wdn ed i s F 'D sia, S Dr ONE BEDROOM APT nshed downhome Close to UF $200 210 or longer eS 2 in Stay SD 'p 17 Notices ONLY 5273MO . 1.3 ltil 378 5431 9 14 11 5 C11 3-4 8434 9 '8 5 5 r-i How to correct or LYONS APT 18 Rides 4000 SW 20TH AV 377719 202a lunlurrshed in beauC'ul MI MFroOmMale 10 Share 3 b T 5S Iow 19 Pets cancel your ad: wood townhouse to share ns T i Poo Io rse at Caro a"ca W sI ' o ' 1 1 block '0 UF large rooms yil paid wasner dryer 245,mo . 1 2 At Ca I .ry ,:i '0S a dry nC udeo Ca Jo 33" 20 Lost &Found cancellations Locked mailbox Cable nice $150 -75 335 '421 9 13 10$ 4288 9 18 5 5 Ca 3'3 FNO mr- H a c also Ibd t' Ciose CO campus utI paid No refunds can be given qu'o 376 3291 9 12 i 2 ROOMMATE MATCHING SERVICE F N/S owrn bd' bath $I40 nO * OXFORD MANOR call 375 0466 IV message 9?8 13 Alligator errors $100 ol1 S1 month S rerli Phoani. 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SW 142 paysall SSO securitydep Call376 529' may run for any length of time br Chandeliers cill ins micro sensor cr 813 958 1559 9 14 9 5 and be cancelled at any time Customer error or changes. lite pato privacy nc From $250 331 6 FOR SALE Correc'ons ' lr me made I person Ir Sorry, but there Can be no re- 2099 9 14 5-2 I F tor own rm'oa O br 2 Sa a Casa The Aigato do,ce BEFORE NOON panca Partially furnished waldr Poor A TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 D s, There will a S200 correctIon fee Tired oh complex Irving' Try our I Ded clus 5250'mo + l,2ui Call 335 354D, dries, 2 film cassotles 2 film cannis Ors boom qradraplex a NW area * No pes 9 21 12 5 Factory reconedioned unused m pasI * $225 no * C ose to campus * Car yS Perfect for small typesefing jobs 372 2223 9 17 5 2 2 ooms avail NW area 1 mCe to UP M Good machine for small type shop Sys his responsOle student Acwasidry em includes 3 ralS 6 in PC film & 6 'O' FOR RENT: UNFURN. 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Sony and 30 more 421NW i Street 371 7777 9 125-2 NISHED 21tr/Iba $200,mo to' own brand are all a our New Location' Car FURN 2lDR, 15minwalk toUF,$187mo 2 bedoom I ba $175 4 blocks from UF room + 112 bills me laczzi sauna Store@ Specililsts 3215 NW 13 S1 372- cali 377-4522 alter Gpm -16-S-I1 Walk to OF Studios 1 2 & 3 bedroom 411 NW 15 St 37t 7777 9 1-5-2 woighl room hUge pool Dennis 37? 2070. 12-14 76 6 apartments just norih of UF 411 NW 15 2957 9 13 5 5 Secure Your ApartmnI MICRO CENTERi Computers 376 1 146 falol cost $525 St 371 7777 9 18 5 2 Portable, guards all openings, easy to MOBILE HOMES:I SERIOUS mature I student to share Editor's choice Hewlett Packard A Norihg te Price lower Ban ral or0 use, or into call BlueGetorEnt 3776918 A studio lor $245 I bedrooms 5260 $349 beautiful 2bd /2 be Geil condo 0 9-14-3 1 by UF very nice, must see 4 1 NW is 3 FOR RENT/SALE on bus rules Flexiba, lease $225 me Systems below include lmb, 40mti Iims Street 371 7777 9 Is 5 2 1i2 util 373 2509 9 16 8 5 Harddask graphics monitor MC 286 ' RENT: 1987 Skyine I44x56 bdsIbih Exc.Ileni $1195, MC 36sax $1370 Northgaze FOR 2 weeks FREE RENT Huge 2 bdr,2 be cond. $9000 obo 336 4864 Alamar Gar Housebroken apt mare 1o share gorgeous 386,20 $2399 Leadng Edge laptop W 40 $369 1000 q tot el Apr Apartmeils dens SW 201h Ave Splieplan must Sell downtown apt 2bdri2ba All mod corve MB nd & baltery 52395 i S 2 yea' war 2 UNFURNISHED 636 NW 25 Ave 371 7777 9-1S 5 2 9 19-5 3 riance. $245/mo 313 7456 9-20 10 5 antis Oneil warranties Panasoe'c 1ISO printer $105, HP Laser Jet lip Walk to Sania FE CC. 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Cania You 9I find 2 for I dnts and mountains of freshly prepared specialties from our Cantna Menu Its a chance for you and the gang to blow off a little steam. relieve a little tension or flat out party MonlduyThursday 3 p m - Close P- Friday 3pm -7pm & 10pm -Close Saturday 10pm Close V .20 A1J1GATOR, tHURSDAY, SEF'HMBIR 1 W99 SPORTS Follow UF Hollingsworth Tide's last weapon one season of collegiate football, established himselflast yearasatopquarterback Heearned sports - read AlligatorBy SHARON Staff writer1, All-Southeastern Conference honors in 1989 Take a look at Alabama's depth chart for this when he threw for a school record 2,379 yards week's game against UF The Crimson [ide Hollingsworth also set Alabama records for Shakespeare ( would be ii trouble most attempts (339) and completions (205) in a Earlier this week, top running back Siran season and most completions (32) in a game Somebody needs to sit this entire uiver Stacy, whom the Fide depended on for much of He had five touchdown passes against Ole Miss sity down with a good Shakespearian trag- their yardage las year, was lost for the season in 1989 to tie the SEC record edy For those who consider 'good (jut' to Injury Surprising statistics froma player who started Shakespeare" an oxymoron, you may leave His backup, Derrick lAssic also SImjured and the season as a backup quarterback who had le waters about to be sailed here are too is expected to miss Saturdays game in lusca never played a game for Alabama .deep for you (you dummies) loosa I'hat leaves True freshman Chris Ander- Hollingsworth came from the sidelines in the son as the Crimson Tide's No I tailback second game of the year last season when quar- B, Greold Doyel Alabama coach Gene Staings isn't happy terback Jeff Dunn injured his knee He led the with the situation, but he's not despondent He Tide to a 15-3 victory over Kentucky and was knows he's got another weapon in his back the starting quarterback for the next 10 games BLEACHER BUM pocket "Gary came off the bench last year and was T hat weapon is quarterback Gary not expected to play until Dunn was injured," SEC sPORTS INFORMATION But Irst, a quick, modernized review of flolhngsworth Hollingsworth Shakespearian tragedy is in order see Hollingsworth, Hollingsworth, a senior who has played just page 17 Act I Hero lives high off the hog Acts H and III Hero has tragic flaw, but is too vain on see it Act IV Tragic flaw bites hero in the butt Act V Hero suffers (is killed. blinded, or Shaky start for forced to sit through Atlanta Braves double- header) What does his literary gibberish have to do with UF, you may ask Gators'Spencer What in the world makes someone write what has the makingsof one boring column, By SHARON GINN you may wonder Alligator Staff Writer After all, Steve Spurner has the Gators Cornerback Jimmy Spencer has started only one game Bowl 4vell on their way to their first Sugar for the Gators, but already he has made a name for himself appearance since 1974 As for Oklahoma Spencer, a senior, stood out in Saturday's game against State, those Cowboyswon't be showing their Oklahoma State by making both a good play and a bad faces around here any time soon See va' in play He opened his first game as the starting right the Dust Bowl, fellas cornerback by allowing OSU's only touchdown in the And as for those Crimson Tides - what second quarter of JF's 50-7 romp is a Crimson Tide, anyway? - wait 'till they But a disappointed Spencer came back in the third get a load of Shane Matthews this Saturday. quarter to block an OSU punt by Cary Blanchard But hark' What blight through yonder "It was a good learning experience for Jimmy, that first window breaks (or is that through Yon Hall game." tIF coach Steve Spurner said, breaks)? Both Spurnerand defensivecoordinatorJim Bates insist It's called the NCAA, and it's sharpening that Spencer who made only 11 tackles over the last two its teeth at the moment for the inevitable bite seasons, has earned the right to start for the Gators this on UF's athletic program. year Haven't forgotten, have you? Nahhh So- "Jimmy had a good game," Bates said. "He was beaten bering topics like probation aren't just by a quality receiver in (OSUs Curtis) Mayfield. But he erased from memory like yesterdays test. also had a big play for us He's definitely going to be our Former UF coach Galen Hall did, after all, starter supplement the salaries of two assistants "He was a little upset with that play like anytime you with cash from his own pocket. get beat for a touchdown. But he bounced back. Anybody UF also admits Hall made sure Jarvis who's ever played the position gets beat It doesn't matter Williams had a ride to Palatka to pay child at what level you play cornerback" support. Whether or not Hall gave Williams mo. %noney has been unproved. Leave it to UF Just when it looks like Spurrier said junior defensive end Harvey Thomas is listed they're on to something good - and this as doubtful for Saturday's game against Alabama in Tuscaloosa Thomas suffered a year's football team could be darn good - strained hamstring in the the ax waits just around the corner 05(1 game UF SRTS IFORATiON Offensive tackle Meanwhile, the NCAA must be loving it Jimmy Spencer, a 5-foot-10, 17-pound comeback, Is getting Glenn Neely and defensive end Mark Murray both have strained Here's its chance to put a hurting on the Up his chance as a starter after three years. Spencer blocked a punt lower backs, The seniors are listed as questionable athletic program, to be as big a pain in the Saturday agaInst Oklahoma State, for Saturday "Usually those Gators' fannies as the Gators have been in things happen to most players during the week and on game day the NCAA's over the last decade you sort of get the adrenaline flowing and you're able to go play," . Picture NCAA director of enforcement Spurner said. David Beret nabbing his hands together, grinning devilishly like Jack Nicholson in The Shining. Heesetere's Davey, "Soyou wannagiveyourcoaches bonuses, Two walk-on ch, Galen' So they weren't earning enough s giving UF moops a shot 4o make ends meet? What the heck is welfare By MAlT FOGLESON three in the spring and two more last month 1970-71 season. for? Alligator Writer Findley, a 6-foot-5 freshman from Gaines- Willoughby, a 6-foot-7 junior, averaged "And Janis Williams needs to pay child ville, averaged 12 points and six rebounds nine points and six blocked shots per game support, huh? Support yourself, kid Get a When the UF basketball team begins per game his senior year at Buchholz High, last year for Edison Community College. job. practice next month, it may be with two He also shot 84 percent from the free throw "And as for you, Spurrier, cut the clean more unfamiliar faces. line, a sore spot on the UP squad in recent coinotlan act. Your team wont see the light of televi- Darryl Findley and Gary Willoughby, years,. * sion for years! Ha ha ha haaa!" both non-scholarship athletes, are working Findley's name may sound familiar to Kyle Lingerfelt, UF assistant football Some day a play should be written about out with the team. UF head coach lon longtime Gators fans. His father, Earl, was coach, was misidentified on this page this entire ordeal. Call it MacBerst. Kruger already has signed five recruits, the UF basketball team's captain for the Wednesday.