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Homecoming Festivities Rolling Along by MARCEE TAXMAN N E R S of Homecoming »U.Slant Nam Editor Are, sports Valerie's UM-FSU Prediction . See Page 8 ate Min mvxtnn? Vol. 50 No. 20 Frirlay, INovembt-r 8, 1974 I'll. 2844401 Homecoming Festivities Rolling Along By MARCEE TAXMAN n e r s of Homecoming »u.slant Nam Editor are," Crystal said. Homecoming '74 got rolling Wednesday night Many alumni have as Homecoming Queen turned onl and more are Lillian Reyes rode down expected today and over the weekend in wind up Miracle Mile atop a new Homecoming '74," he coach while her court laid. followed close behind. "The week's ailivilie-, would not have happen- Festivities continue e.l without Ihe diligent with the football game efforts of ihe entire tonight and the dance Homecoming commit­ tomorrow night at the tee " Crystal said. Diplomat Hotel. \\ illiam \\ imlot.i "Numerous admlnls- trational compliments The A/inmi Hurncane/ED ABELS Tha Miami Hurricane/STEVE TLSTY Members of the . parade itiarshall Queen's Court, Leslie for Homecoming '74 Homecoming Meani Lollipops To Soaoe ThoiHuidi Watched Parade w iiiii huvMi Miracle Mile I ocwenthal, Abbey Blue, have made their way to tire Homecoming office," . Alpha I>, lin I'i tins 11 inning sucker . Hand of lite Hour led the finals Karen Sibling and Ann annual i .II iv an," Crystal Whitten followed the new said Homecoming Overall coach, now a permanent The theme of tomor­ ( hairman, Kenny Lieber­ fixture in future Home­ row's Homecoming man said. coming parades. nam ., which itarti at 8 "Homecoming is a "The Queen and her p.m. at the Diplomat time when alumni and court were judged on tal Hotel, is "Shades of yes­ students gel together to UM Student Busted In Eaton Hall, ent, poise, beauty and terday." reflect on ihe past, pres­ their answer to a situa­ "At the dance all orga­ et)! and future of the tion question. They were nizations will find out University of Miami," picked out of 12 semifi- who the divisional win- Crystal said nalists who were voted Feds Confiscate 1 Kilo Of Cocaine on by the student body Monday," said Home­ Committee Mix-l p By DAVID TEPPS hegan a search that encom­ "Ihev (Ihe Police) didn't coming Public Relations Hurricana Editor passed another room con­ tell any residence hall staff Director Ross Crystal. (ahout the raid)," Gibbons An Algerian stinloril in nected by a bathroom, al­ said. He added that when Eaton Hall had nnr kilo of Crystal said the Sock though lhose siudeni*. were police were done searching No Float For 960 rocainr worth $2-1.00(1 in Hop and Tootsie Pop not involved, UM security the room, two women his 100m, UM lecurlty said drugs on campus licking contest on Tues­ Rv STEPHEN ( OA\ s.ilil emerged along with Hon/ after thev assisied federal day night were both very Ol Ttta Hurricana ItaH ine, and one woman was narcotici agenls in his ar­ "Thev Marched Ihe nil successful and there was Last year's all-around spirit award winner, the carrying "a kid two or rest tins week, joining room, but that'l a huge turnout of all or­ 9H0 Complex, was imi represented m the Homecom­ three years old." standard," lack Gibboni, ganizations. ing Parade because of an information mh graduate assisiant in charge Benaissa Bou/inc, a 20 ficers of the Federal Drug policemen strode into Eaton On October 31, Jim llillencamp, a graduate as­ of Eaton Hall said. He I ederal agents said Ihey "All organizations year-old engineering stu- F.nforcemcnt Administra­ Hall about 10 p.m. Monday, sistant from the SfiO Complex went over to the added that the police had a were involved in the case turned out for the Pep ted was arrested along tion, police said. looking for the student's Homecoming Office to find out where they could search warrant and flashed because one kilo is "a hellu­ with nil..ill.-I itnrll.-nlitliil thud floor room. The police Rally on Thursday night. pick up their final bed. va lot of cocaine." person by plain-clothed ot- Wltnesaes said theta atoaaad the door and . a. i..»ii*> - There was the tradition "At that time the Honvi onung Committee in­ Rou/aine was held in al boat burning and the formed us thai 960 Complex would not be given a Dade County jail on a $20,- surprise which was the float bed this year," he said. 000 bond. Undergraduate dropping of shades from According lo Hillencamp, he was informed al NIHI.II! AcC'cnl s Knrspnnsimlil ibililvy Student Body Government the top of the 960 com­ that lime Ihe 9fi0 and I'HSK Complexes were al­ (USBG). which has a bail plex, with the Alma located one float bed between them. bond program, was not in­ Mater printed on it," "They should have inlormed the organizations volved. Bou/aine has since Crystal said. who requested float beds, who was being given one been bonded oul by another and who wasn't," he said. Fire Destroys Room At Fraternity source. He said Ihe annual However after lhal meeting wilh the Homecon. candlelight procession mg committee, the 960 Complex representath • USBG Vice President on Thursday night was Ihree liremen were in- "I got the munchies and •i ran from the room to began a frantic search through the Coral (iables - By STEVE OSINSKI Alan Harris, who heads the more "breathless" than nired while fighting thp left for the grocery store to get help, and when we re­ Miami area for a float bed. Of Th* Hurricana Hall bail bond program said. "If ever. blaze, but all were released buy some food," loverro turned, the room was so hot Al the last hour a float bed was secured from a A Miami-Dade South stu­ Ihey don't ask us, we don'l from a local hospital after said. "Without thinking, 1 and smoky we were unable political candidate to be used for Wednesday's pa- run down there with Die Ihe annual homecom­ denl who kjfl a i igar burn­ being treated for smoke in­ placed my lit cigar into an lo enter." i uh money." ing foothall game ing in an ashtrav when he halation, Coral fiables' Act­ ashtray and left." Unfortunately construction on the float which against Florida State left for the grocer] si ore ing fire Chief Edward was to begin lasl Friday, was delayed until Wednes­ With the help of other University will start 8 day morning. The 960 Complex's float had to he has accepted full responsi­ Moyer said. HP said a partition in the SPE and Sigma Chi broth­ p.m. tonight in the Or­ scrapped when it was realized late in the afternoon bility for the fire that de- middle of the room prevent­ ers. Harris said they unsuc­ ange Bowl. I overro said he was Sigma Chi there would be no way the float could be built for slroved a room in the ed Harris from noticing his cessfully attempted tn put watching the Florida-Au­ Wednesday night's parade. the fire out with a garden "The highlight of the Sigma Phi Epsilon (SPE) burn foothall game on (elr- negligence. Homecoming Publicity Chairman Koss Crystal hose and two fire extin­ game will he half time fraiernity house last week­ 'Virion while his roommate Nets Blood said "Floats are assigned on a firsl dime first ser.. "A few moments later I guishers. when the Queen and her end. Bill Harris, also a Dade basis, we have no favorites." smelled smoke. I got up out By DAVID STEIER court will parade around South student, was listen Ken lieberman. Homecoming chairman was nol "What caused the fire to 01 Tha Hurricana ltaff "The fire start..I because ing to the radio through of bed to investigate and the Orange Bowl in their available for comment. spread so rapidly was the I neglected to think before headphones shortly before As part of Homecoming was shocked at seeing highly flamable materials leaving the room," Tom the fire broke out al about week, Sigma Chi fraternitv Tom's coffee table burn­ that the furniture, curtains Loverro said. -t:.'J0 p.m. Saturday. sponsored their first blood ing." Harris said. and walls were made of," dn\c Monday, i ollecting -13 Pre-Med Sophomore Reyes: Moyer said. "The decora­ pints of blood tive cork wall thr boyi had put up went up in a flash." "We've undertaken this effort lo help provide Ihe Ecstatic Homecoming Queen needy of Miami Reach with I.overro said there was an adequate blood supply By STEVE MORETTI extensive damage done tn and in addition to help crip­ Of Tha Hurricana Stan the room "nd very little pled children," Blood Drive could be salvaged. Lillian Reyes said Chairman Bob Knight said. she was not merely The blood drive facilities happy, but ecstatic "The fraternity house is wpre provided by Mount about becoming UM's insured but we are respon­ Sinai Hospital of Miami 19 74 homecoming sible for collecting insur­ Reach ance on our own belong­ qUt'l'll Al Iiial blood extra, lions ings," he added. "I'm very excited were performed hv mem­ ahout this and the In retrospect, he said he bers of Ihe Mount Sinai "urges al! readers to please hospital nursing staff in the Homecoming com­ think before doing any­ Sigma Chi's dining room mittee really made thing, ll can save you a hell "We're receiving SI0 tne feel like a queen," of a lot of worry in the long from the Miami Beach said Reyes, a sopho­ run." blood account ior every more pre-med stu­ Several Miami-Dade siu­ pint donated.
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