Ih11l4e m , I1414.Is A.IIA14 1 t hI III Students dropping like flies.5 Gators ready for V Mississippi.16 VOL UM E 83. NUMBER 140 FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1990 wa-Na Order forms for '90 Growl tickets to be sent in mail

By M D CUMELLA Aoligr1t(rr Wol. r Aiteritirs (,: sludeill (oir~linis sihbi Ili lii I1"I,'0 Cr," % i kets ire o so iirtlinii iti'h. b l , )' : students [Iow can ordt lr (,I Pw1 I %upons 1;,to 1 h, madl with to ir Noeson loolball llkq,1I Growl Producer Brian Gib-rilci said I hin Lis iiiLon thiat Growl ticket order ornis te It cti' muadli1 I,; siid ris I o[ t I Monday and luesday with tooball it kt Il m is bkI d as lit ItaIont 's largsI s itudemt1 )I Ip i llo Guenther said he decided to (u IHJ ii to Is ;lin'ugh Ii mail to ehiminate problems of n)reio siwi\C.i ]ast (h I,4r somi siude'niswaied in heti hlxict Ial i,Ylth1 I it(I ri . :,1 iree hours t, buy (,riwL tuluis hloi Aldl ]or selling lIt kis thrmigllg mil (.it] i pt I years ago In 188, then zoologv iMnonr \ln RtoirVnm gne ,I office talks and student leaders a pIiin loggtlog (,rowl rickets be sold through thm cil -- sillod iv disgnniile(l students amd alumn Ul ticket ranager Bill Holhway oido Ii, [ novr \h1rr< Assot anlin aged to inithue tcie (rowl rdtr -iml sw oi, fotbd!] Ticket !orm for I sin,1: hatrimug ] it h I oli o) II( leled I n he I iii rease In tiL LI 'ii it " Mo icts will he dr!irWd si eas , ia iti year, " Holloway sald iiiis Ili [t tLi] , , hI 1e , Each (iirk-I will tso t ie, s:anI. , ela r 1 )1 1 utket each Marniedi stidnts ma , 4 t olt I I so I their sJoiuSVIs [tr 11 order or a1;po C I r 1 , Mll . pholoopy of the spouse ard ticket orders will he filled oil i lirs1 II 'I. s r ' Basis and extra tickets will be sold is guest tiIoiis rk iii football passes, Growl coupXo) , will li: , i i I , I < a Students must take a fee card and po no [1) , 1 r I I Florida Field front Sept 17-28 ti pt~c 11p1 then i itloilv Coupons can be exchanged for itkeis he lirsi '4e K In October and students may redeem up li n I I nt (t e( time Groups of 15 or more students who want I st i gelst er Stick 'em up must apply for bloc seating. SFCC student Tina Bourbeau plays with her dog Clover at the Plaza of the Americas Wednesday. Handicapped students do not need to order heir lickets through the mail and can stead buy speal passes at (he University Box Office, Constans Theatre Septeriber 26-27 Kruger hires assistant coaches from former staff Ron join our staff at capacity and members of the Qual- Before joining the yearsspent the last By DAN STIFFER Florida," Kruger said ty of life Task Force approved a KSU program last sea- four years at KSU Alligator Staff Writer in a prepared state- recommendation calling for hiring son, McCullum spent [he indianapoolls na UF basketball ment. "Both are a black assistant basketball coach two seasons as an as- live also served as The task force was at, assistant coach Lon Kruger highly respected in set up to find sistant coach and re- coach at the coaching profes- ways to improve the lives of black critg coordinator at the University of took the first step to- ward completing his sion and both will and Hispanic students Southern Illinois Un- Nebraska and staff Thursday when work hard to repre- After Kruger was hired April 1, versity, where he was Southern Methodist instrumental in sign University he named two assis- sent the University of task force co-chairman Simon Florida in a first-class ing twoofthe %fisouri I am pleased tant coaches from his Johnson said he would like to see way . Valley Conference's about the opportu- former staff at Kansas a black assistantcoach hired, since Ihe selection of top freshmen nity said Stewart State University Mccullun a black head coach was not chosen Stewart McCullum probably A former player at "My family and I Robert McCullum, will quiet cntics of the program, "I'm pleased (with the deci have enjoyed a long term relation- 35, and Ron Stewart, 40, follow Seminole junior College in San- who in the last two months have sion), Johnson said "Not only is ford. McCullum coached for four ship with Coach Krnger and his Kruger's footsteps to UF Both called for the hiring of a black his hiring going to help the univer- family We look forward to iin in all as- years as an assistant at the Univer- coaches will be involved coach sity, but it is a big step in the right lug that relationship, while state pects of the program, from on-the sny ofSouih Alabama and six years UF President John Lombardi re- direction This young man may in the high school ranks ing a new one with the University floor coaching to off-campus cently encouraged the hiring of a one day be a head coach Tha is recruiting. black basketball coach in some what we are ultimately looking Stewart, who coached at the see Coaches, page 2 ampleasedto have Robertand for " high school level in Indianalfor live COACHES lusa headl oh - task Ut ~d~ ~e i a itso *iler N,1that don froms putv I 'I loork progrtshl ]ti htrad DAZZLERS DANCERS WANTED hI dilIiult for abla k Ierson bit I iloi't think II his ()il of I orlda ' (o imterviewr [or I heald coaching (liltkly enough,' MCullum said uniershly of rlorda Aflft tlamocadon %It(iillui, a native of Brrning- o adi gIel Thal joh,' M L (tilluii for the Tw coaches hal httle ime presents its 1990 Dance Auditions baun, Ala ,soid heee ATid(l Lo omre said. inilt-'s' there is a t olio- [lit, tere because he is familiar with ment it get l ')lack uoath , ' it enjoy their new sutiroundings players the area anid enjoys working wii0 After a Meetng with Kriiger Mc ullimii .a1 said lie (an see Ilursdav afternoon, tley left to movement in the right direclion for im in vilint to sign IT' firsi player 7990-97 ffbafLeU Hit sind he has ;siraliions for bN ks ii hil (oat king profession, of the season

WHAT'S HAPPENING Dance Experience Eco: [lIT U ndergraduate " pIrty with the men o0 Omega Is, tomorrow aial 3/4 44t8 or i) REQUIRED!!! I litflhiCS Soiety will play its StuI 'lhi Fraternity tonighl At 9 iII 8445 (t of ms Ea Faculty oftball Game hi owird [lll Rasment They will Bike-a-thon: Iike to the u trie a st irday at noun at Ake Warburg also h.ive aI pieni tomorrow at noon fund-raiser for the Anerican i anerr Y, s, lnslow will be there sign IIp .it ]froward Beat I Call 195 7561 Society, is Saturday morning at In * CLINIC - April 23, 1990 ii Malhierly liat] Roon 224 or I all Photos: The Artitoriumn will hold the LI campus Call 37r>i6-b> 4.30pm Fla. Gym MAIN FLOOR litlah'l Murasko.375-033(r .I photographic presentation called Easter gifts: he Gainesville Vigil: in iversity United Niknak Photographs'' Saturday Jaycees are collecting canned goods * APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW llhodisl ( trchi will hold a Good hght. it Call 33&979% .and small toys for the needy for Lobby - GATE 1 Stadium Iiday S'rvce tonight at I in the Animal education: The Animal Easter They also need monetary irtyard of the IhurhI (ll Rev Welfare Commit tee of th College of donations and sponsors to il bas- CALL 375-4683 X6607 in M Whinnit, 372-8183 Vele rneary Medicine will hold an kets. Call 495-9562 or 376-9836 FOR MORE INFORMATION Folk dance: The hi ternationai I open house Saturday from 10 to 3 at Tax help: Volunteer Income Tax I Ilk Dancers will dnice and offer Alachua County Animal Control Assistance will provide free tax help IT( IessiTson tight it 8 in the Nor ( ill 371-4408 to the community at the Oaks Mall, anHoll Cynm L .all J/3071 or 3' Tuna awareness: The ltal Earth Waldo City Hall, Alhiia City Island (enlr and Dolphin funa libraryy High SpringsPubti Library Youth Week: Io NAAt V in talk loctc will have public aware- and the local Internal Revenue Ser- Tolehration h oiWeek higvinessl abis in front tof Kash-n Karry vice Offt Call l-800-424 1040

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By NICOLE SEED the FunaTask Force, a tocal environmental "iere will be no great cost Increase or young tuna lIht (ongregedirrTdI(hV loat Alligator Writer group that recently campaigned to stop the tuna,' Foster said 'Maybe I penny or ing objects Gator Dining Service from selling tuna two but we're hoping that won't happen " "If you start hitting small fish, you are Tuna Task Force members chalked up a brands that use dolphins to locate tuna Two other methods fishermen use o hitting into the future." Felndo said major victory in the fight to keep dolphins "I am very excited," said task force co-d, catch yellow-fin are "school fishing,' which Slarkist is the only major tuna company out of luna fishing nets when Starkist Cor- rector Eric Botsford "I was jumping all employs a helicopter to locale large schools, that dots not buy tuina that is (aight In gill, poration announced nursday it would no around as soon as I found out about it this and 'log fishing," where fishermen catch or drift nets because it kills dolphins antd longer buy tuna caught in conjunction with morning " tuna that congregate around objects floating other sea mammals. Foster oald dolphins. Since the 1960s, fishermen have used in the ocean But for Botsford and the task force, the "We spent many years in research and we dolphins to locate yellow-fin tuna in the But American Tuna Boat Association campaign is far from over care about dolphins and the environment," Eastern fropical Pacific, where they swim President August Felando said by toncen "We're going to, of course, encourage said Deborah Foster, general manager of together trating on these methods fishermen will be people to buy Heinz but we still have a long corporatecommunications for Starkist's par Consumers will be able to purchase Stark- depleting the tuna population [he majority way to go with foreign fleets," he said. ent company, HJ. Heinz 'We felt that now ist brand tuna bearing a dolphin-safe label of tuna who swim with the dolphins are referring to foreign boats that do not abide is the time to stop." within three months, Foster said Other adults, he said by American regulations "We will continue Because Starkist is the world's largest products affected by the pledge are 9-lives. By using log fishing. fishermen will be toboycott all tuna caught in association with tuna canner, it has been the main target of Amore' and Kozy Kitten cat foods forced to concentrate their fishing on the dolphin " Leaders split on idea to consolidate

By JOHN F. MERRY Alligator Writer A referendum that will ask voters next fall whether they wish to merge Gainesville and Alachua County gov- ernments already has left community leaders edgy At stake is whether local govern- ments will increase efficiency by com- bining similar services or whether residents will lose accessibility to pub- lic officials when they merge. The 13-member Alachua County Consolidated Government Study Com- mission, responding to a legislative delegation's March 27 call for an inde- pendent body to draft the referendum's language, heard arguments at its first public hearing Wednesday Gainesville City Commissioner Rod- ney Lng said he fears blacks would lose representation in a combined gov- ernment. New districts would discriminate against blacks by using the 1980 cen- Antlclpatho sus, which counted 29,000 blacks. But A group of UF students wait for a ride at a bus stop in front of the Reitz Union

see Merge, page 9 Preview groups to test all-in-one ID card in May feature Students could deposit By M.D. CUMELLA money with the UF cashier at the Alligator Writer of the about beginning of the semester and use The long wait for UF's new all- Each the card to pay tuition and parking in-one ID card is almost over 40,000 cards made fines, buy books, athletic tickets If all goes as planned, freshmen in the first year will and food from vending machines attending the May 18 Preview ses- or shop at the Reitz Union sion will be the first to get the new cost students $5. Ed Poppell, associate adminis, all-purpose ID cards, according to trative affairs vice president said project coordinator Lyn White. students. the all-mi-one card has taken longer White said she plans to test the White said the card eventually than anticipated. distribution of the cards at the Pre- will combine the library card, In- 'Tis is a big system with a big view sessions so employees can firmary card, Gator Dining Service set of problems," he said. "We learn to make the cards for a small card, football coupons and elec- wanted to make sure we did things group. tronic dorm room keys When the right " system first starts, the card will be Poppell estimates first year "'here are only about 150 peo- a library card and picture ID pie at the Previews, so we want to costs for the card system will be "As the system grows, different about $260,000. Each of the esti- test the system then,' White said. SuE COOK-GALiOATR functions will be added to the mated 40,000 cards made in the 'We've worked most of the bugs all-In-one ID card, developed by former Student Body Presi- card," White said. "We could even- first year will cost students $5, UF's out of the system already, but of dent Scooter WIllis, will be tested this May. course, the final test isn't until it's tually let students access their re- Poppell said. UF will pay the differ- up and runingP cords by themselves, register for ence. mobile locations. White said she Willis said he's glad the card will probably begin Former Student Body President classes and even request tran- White said once the system is setting photo finally is becoming a reality but appointments some Scooter Willis, who developed the script," installed and running properly, she time in Au- hasn't had time yet to get excited. gust, once card, cameupwiththe idea in 1988 White said the last function expects to make about 20 cards an the employees have "I guess I'll get excited the day and promised to design it for UF planned for the card is a debit hour at both the permanent and learned how to handle it they make the first card. ELSEWHERE Student Government Productions presents Chiles enters gov ernor s race IAllAHASSIAl (I)P1) - Florida iolitual legend Martinez, in contments made prior to Chiles' an Lawton (niles (raled the equivalent of a Poloial niunciemlt predi(ed theformersenator stnhry .no earthquake hLiursday in anInIoIUnIng hat he stenler- therace will throwthe Demoraie Partyinlo'turir mIg the Ih'oncralic primary tor givertor and 'disarray Ihe[ thiel beneficiary, he said, will be Chiles said former Congressman Buddy M acKay olf Bob Martinez Ocala will seek the heutenant governor's px)si as his "We welcome all the crowd on the Democratic side running nate, a pairing that Some Demoorats are [ thinkit'sgood news,"said Martinez prior to aCabnet (aling the 'dream team" Meeting Itiust keepsthenibusy It deforstheNoven Im delighted to be lire to Ic 11 you that Buddy and her election just a httle bit by virtue of them having I want to preset ourselve.is lthe soonto-bt governor to stay busy with each other to see vsholl get and lieutenant governor of the Stan- of I-lorida," The nominated " former U S senator said to thunderous applause Ir'mn In Orlando. a spokesman for state S.sen George sWil-ral hundred suppoirtrs gathered on the steps of Stuart, who has trailed Nelson in the campaign, said [h Old Capilol Ch Ies' entry seriously wounds Nelson and has caused -he announCamen ended a week of high suspense a change in their strategy ihat began list Friday with news reports that Chiles lhe Stuart campaign now believes the Democratic and MacKay were considering entering the race primary will end in a runoff, and "we want that second Republicans and Democrats alike saidl nursday the spot," said campaign spokesman Scott Sokol annoutilement turns he governor'srace upside down "Money doesn't vote peoplevote We'regoing For instance, Congressman Bill Nelson, who for 17 to have more people," he said months has been the Democratic front runner in the With MacKay at his side, Chilessaid their campaign race to unsvac Republican Gov Bob Martinez, said will focus on "women and children first," a reference Chiles has to be regarded as the party's favorite to health care and family issues

Car bomb kills 22 , wounds 66 BOG) [A. ( olonbia (I 7') - A carbombexploded yard-wide area Attia IiV highway near the drug cartel stronghold Earlier, ortiials had said the dead inc tluded eight o ln ulliirsdav killing 22 people and woundimg polhemen and that as minany is 100 people were 66 Wthet s, authornews stad wounded [lie (ar, peaked with W0 xOunds (i dynamite, polce sources and a radio station in Bogota at- apparently was (Itonated Wednesday by remote ton- tnibuted the bombing to the Medellin cartel, which I Trol on the highway leading to the town of ltagui, six last week threatened "bombings and executions' nles south of Medellii, s an elite )OrIte force patrol aganist the government's ano -drug fo i cy rode by, I[litals said he Ei Toampo newspaper reported Thursday that sixteen civilians and SiX pOlitCtMei, miClIdIg Wn an anonymous caller told the paper's Medelin lfe rinsig oiter, wore illed by the "I 1p ni blast, The drug lords were responsible for the attack whli hI also dcstioyt{(d 10 iars, said i Spoktstnua for We take responsibility for what hapjxned in tagu' The nationall police IT Miedellm We are asking for an iTivestigatioti of the tortures and Polite Said at least people Acre wounded and disappearances of on r companions " the caller oticials said manly were children said Wednesday in the namtle of the Medellin cartel lhirty agents were in the trk at the time of the le violent drug traffickers two weeks ago au hed explosion that desiroyedl 10 nearby vehicles anti at, assassination campaign against the MedelHin wreiked buildings and blew out windows in a 30() police, killing more than 20agents in the past 10days Tanzanians homeless after flooding THE BAR ES!SAIAAM, Tanzania (UPI) - Tropical rains were badly rain battered in the Masasi district of spawned flooding that killed more than 100 people southern Tanzania, while 25.000 people in neighbor- and left thousands homeless, prompting the govern- Ig Lmndi were left homeless ment of the impoverished nation Thursdayy to appeal Masasi local official John Milinga said almost hall for tons of food and other relief of the 7,000 people affected by the floods urgently PSYCHEDEUIC Prime Minister Joseph Waroba, planing to visit needed food, clothing and sleeping accommodations the swamped areas and inspect the damage, told Heavy rains had destroyed their property and belong- Parliament the floods were the worst to hit the eastern ings, he said, in the area some 300 miles south of lar African nation since 1944 es Salaam The rains began April 3 and weather reports indi- Officials said food and medicines had left the capital in pars of the city's FURS cated the precipitation was continuing port Monday night for the south as medical country teams teared art outbreak of disease in the region [he prime minister's office appealed for 100 tents, lhe rains, which began April 3, also senousl 110 bales ofclothing forchildren and adults, and 5,000 damaged roads and villages in the central TanzaInia11 tons of food for those driven from their homes by areas of fabora, Singida and Dodoma The govern- floodwaters ment recently had invested heavily in repairing the More than 6,800 acres of farmland and 38 villages roads. Aleka's Attic X0 List convicted in killings of family members ELIZABETH, N J. (UPI) -John mil List, thepious a nearly normal life after the killings Hecalledhimself accountant who was afraid to let his family live in an Robert P. Clark and marked a woman he met at a -A evil world, was convicted Thursday of murdering his church picnic in Denver wife, mother and three children 18 years ago List's downfall came when Fox TV Network's FRE ta Jurors deliberated less than nine hours over two "America's Most Wanted" did an episode on his case. days before convicting List, 64, a mild-looking former The recreation of the crime also featured a statue - Sunday school teacher who evaded police until he was based on an artist's projections of how List would look captured last year on a tip generated by a television after 18 years - that was uncannily accurate Calls to show the show eventually led police to List. Because New Jersey had no death penalty when Prosecutors told the jury that List worked systemati- list went on his spree on Nov. 9, 1971, he cannot be cally, shooting his wife and mother after the children Saturday, April 149 6 p.m. executed. Instead, hefaces multiple life sentences that left for school He then nade separate tnps to pick up could be imposed consecutively or concurrently He his children. Two were shot in his home Another was could be paroled after 14 years gunned down by 10 shots from two handguns UF. Bandshell at Flavet Field List was arrested last year in Richmond, Va, where List tidied the house after the killings and left a he had been working as an accountant since 1988. five-page confession to his pastor that became a key List had lived with his guilt and gone about creating piece of evidence in his [nal. I RIDAY. APRIl 1. 1No. AMIJGATUL 5 Report says 900 withdrew last fall Why did they withdraw? Fall 1989 Work conflicts, financial troubles top reasons for leaving school REASON NUMBER WITHDRAWN Full-time employment 279 By RONALD DUPOnT JR. flicts. lack of money and medical and program " Family problem Alligator Writer family problems Herbert Bevis, Academic Affairs aso- 135 Low grades was one of the least cited ciate dean at the engineering college, did Medical 129 More than 900 students withdrew from reasons for withdrawing but that number not return phone calls Financial 113 UF in the fall of 1989, citing full-time is misleading, Rollo said. He said many employment more than any other reason, students who Cited family or emotional Rollo said he does not know how 111% Work conflict 103 according to a report released earlier this problems for withdrawing were also get- withdrawal rate compares with other ui- Transferring 46 week, ting low grades. versitres but added that UF has a very Low grades 36 liberal withdrawal policy The report also showed more than 300 The College of Liberal Arts had the Unsatisfied with school 29 students cancelled their registration dur- most withdrawals with 140, while the "I think students think if they're flunk- Change of major 26 ing the Fall drop-add period. That means College of Engineering was second with ingcalculus, wewon'tletthemwithdraw," between withdrawals and cancellations, 122 Most other campus colleges had less Rollo said. "But its perfectly legitimate to Emotional 16 about 3 percent of UF's 34,000 students than 40 withdrawals. come in and say you're flunkingcalculus." 80-hour rule left school during the fall. Rollo said he was surprised that the Extra-curricular activity 'Fhats about nomal, said Student Problems with boyfriends or engineering college had about the same girlfriends Relationship problem Semces Associate Dean Michael Rollo, withdrawals as the liberal arts college. that lead to bad grades are also he who released the report "The numbers which is more than twice as large legitimate reasons for withdrawing, Military added show nothing unusual." vThey (the engineering college) are a Vocation undecided 1 According to the report, some of the big college but not that big," he said. "But "Life is not just University of Florida," Total 926 more frequently used reasons for with- you could make a good argument that Rollo said. "Things go on that impact sous Omio of Student Senvims drawing last semester were work con- engineering is the hardest undergraduate your life."

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I F It's Friday the 13th and the newsroom is empty be- /1hpl cause most of the staff is recovering front their trip to Tampa to see Paul McCartney in concert last night. Mean while we remained, slaving away to bring you this week's installment of . . ' Darts & laurels LAUREL to LaMonte White. the Santa Fe Community College student who wants to represent the Sixth Con- gressional District in the U S House of Representatives, White said he wants to give students a voice in Congress, as well as challenge incumbent Republican Cliff Steams. White pre-filed to run in the Sept. 4 Democratic pri- mary, but before his name can appear on the ballot he must either pay a $5,370 qualifying fee or collect 6,126 sig- natures from registered Democrats in the district. While getting that number of signatures may seem like a Herculean task, it can be done with the help of UF and SFCC students There are 47,046 registered Democrats in - Alachua County alone. Combine that with registered Dem- ocrats from five other counties and parts of two more, - aW0 and 6.126 doesn't seem like too much. LAUREL to former U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles who an- nounced Thursday that he'll enter the governor's race with former U.S. Rep. Kenneth 'Buddy" MacKay as his Rape calls for harsh punishment running mate. A few nights ago, a friend of mne told me some- Chiles, a professor at UF since last spring, has the expe- thing I had never known about her. She was raped Oo Debbie Cenziper With tears rolling don her cheeks and her voice rience and backbone to be governor. He served 18 years low and throaty, she confided that former UP student in the U S Senate and 12 years in the Florida Legislature Robert Faigan, who was sentenced last week to one SPEAKING OUT before retiring in January 1989. Chiles is an appealing op- year in jail and five years probation for burglary and times for attorneys. tion to incumbent Gov Bob Martinez. sexual assault, had raped her a year and a halt ago. And get this. The defense attorneys hired a private So that makes two victims - my friend, and the investigator to search her private life in an attempt to The only thing Chiles did wrong was not announce his girl he was convicted of sexually assaulting in Jen- discredit her testimony. She wasput in the defendant's intentions earlier. Many businesses already have pledged nings Hall last September. seat and invaded again. their support to U.S. Rep. Bill Nelson's candidacy Al- But Robert Faigan's lawyer plea-bargained. In ex- She had committed no crime. She was raped. though they probably would have supported Chiles for change for Faigan's guilty plea, three counts of bur- But she never got to testify anyway because Faigan the Democratic nomination, they won't switch ships this glary, a $20,000 fine and my friend's rape charge were pleia-bargained and witnesses were no longer needed dropped Faigan wIl probably serve a few months in So that's it. far into the game. jail and then hell be sent to the Department of I wish the attorneys and judge could see the look LAUREL to the bands, the fans and everyone else in- Corrections "boot-camp" for youths in my friend's eyes when she told me that everything volved with last Sunday's Reggae Sunsplash. About 10,000 Faigan's lawyer said they negotiated a plea bargain she had gone through had been for nothing. All the to enjoy the day, and UF police said because Faigan wanted to avoid a possible guilty pain she was forcedtoremember, toadmittostrangers people showed up verdict in a jury trial. So he received a light sentence no less, did no good. only two people were given citations or arrested. and saved the state and afewattorneysalotoftrouble Yet another rape case - or two cases - were It just goes to show that students and others who came But I wonder how the girl he sexually assaulted felt shuffled through the system.My friend wasmistreated to the UF Bandshell can listen to a concert without going when she heard how easy he got off yet again by the legal system that is supposed to According to reports, Faigan was drunk, walked protect us from sex offenders crazy and starting fights like the one at the Homecoming into the girl's dorm room and penetrated her with his Legal systems aside, understand one thing: Rape concert last October. fingers. According to Florida statutes, penetration with is an ultimate violation of privacy It is the worst thing DART to UF President John Lombardi for his stance any object, a hand, penis, knife handle or broomstick, that can happen to a woman. It is degrading. It is is rape and a felony. dirty. It is disgusting. It is a crime on revamping the foreign language requirement. I have a problem with the legal system in our No fancy plea-bargains should get a rapist off the Lombardi wants to make UF's foreign language classes country. I have a problem with the way this case, and hook They offend women and they offend society more difficult or at least require students to take more of many other rape cases, are handled. They turn something beautiful into something ugly. them so they will be able to speak the language fluently As is all too common, my friend was too scared The punishment Faigan will receive will never when they are done with the requirement. and confused to go to the police at the time when equal the time it will take for my friend to heal her Faigan raped her. So she didn't tell her friends. She pride, body, mind, soul and heart. That's a great idea if students want to speak the lan- didn't tell her parents. She kept the horror to herself And for anyone who thinks that more than one guage fluently. But some students only want to gain a and wondered if maybe she had provoked the invasion. year in jail is too harsh a punishment for rapists, well, working knowledge of the language and two semesters of But after she found out that Faigan was arrested I can't rightfully publish what I would want done to a class that meets every day certainly ensures that. UF forsexual battery, she knew she wasn't hisonlyvictim. rapists if I made the laws. But I guarantee it would She went to the police, agreed to testify against and each of its individual colleges already have enough re- Faigan be a lot more painful than a jail tern and recounted the painful incident at least three more Debbie Cenaiper is an Alligator writer. quirements. If students want to be proficient in a foreign language, administrators should let them make that choice - not make it for them. lower than that being distributed I find these students' observe& Tuna 'observers' by environmental organizations. dons to be far less credible than thatof Sam Editor My problem with this is that Lafudde. formerly with alligator aren't undercover the Marine Fisheries Ser- tuna fishers knew the students' the National Lucy Chabot who worked undercover on a Editor: In the April 10 article on purpose on their boats. Isn't it log- vice, Managing Editor Opinions Editor the tuna controversy, it was re- ical to conclude that tuna boat in 1987 Hedocumented they would be of do Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton ported that two wildlife students extremely careful the inhumane treatment to save as many a were placed on tuna fishing boats dolphins as possible? Obviously phins on film. I think it paints Laftte.s Policy to count the numbers of dolphins much more accurate picture of the Ltersto hor shul - ciceed all wards (a2ojt one 4bylO cagel Tey Sho1d be they would go to great lengths to typd, doul.-.a.od rnd sergnd hey ta.M mnclu a tymo none. add.esS ad t.eplwrr caughtor killed in purse seine nets. make the industry look good, in dolphins' plight. ,umell Non~s Wll bw withheld If the afhar shows Jul reusae I you hem any waeskir cell They said they believed the mor- light of the editorlkl me edWt" at 376.m the bad press they have Wtndy Maynard tality rate of dolphins to be much been receiving lately. 41111 I R[IAY, ANRl I 1, I1W AIJJGA'IR, Student group to re-enact trial, crucifixion of Jesus Pontiis Vilate an dI crowd In the 2 1/2 years that Ba1dwim hai bein By JACK RETMA N turians, menahers, also will participate in involved with IVCI, I th InterVirsily 1i i i (terde1TinM tI1ii dl Alligator Writer stu ent grouI ia meets Ir weekly Bibl] the re-enactment, psy- UF chapter has grown to fodd Simons will subject himself to an chology senior Beth Bal- ielude ISstudents, she study sess.~ionsi aiil (haitr it! Lags ini which they dliscuss the ( hrisliin rtIonist- angrymob, carryan8-pound wooden cross dwn said They will his wil be the said t, oidern issues and be crucified in the Plaza of the Americas charge and convict first re-enac ~n ent at "Part of 'he reason is to commemorate Good Friday today Christ of blasphemy at that people seem to be Freshman Brad Young leads the IV(] Simons. an engineering senior, will por- the Union, march past UF of Chris 's death more religiously aware," rurlington Hall and then Baldin said Bult an- Bible study group that came up with the tray Jesus Chnst in the InterVarsity Chris- by InterVars idea for the reenactment Although iswill tin Fellowship's performance cucify him in the Plaza ity Chris- other part is that we have "Guilty as be the first re-enactment at U, two other Baldwin, who is in been making a big effort Charged The Trial oflesus Christ" at 1230 tian Fellows hip. universities have done it before, he said p m. on the north lawn of the Reitz Union charge of costumes for to become more visible the event, said the re-en- to the many UF students 'We're doing this to reach out and tell actment isa statement of the group's beliefs who don't know that we exist," "We couldn't think of a better way on people about Jesus and share with them the Good Friday to challenge [he campus with hope he has given us," Simons said. "We have found it helpful to know Chnst The re-enactment is a way for IVCF to the sacrifice that Christ made 2,000 Years Ten students, dressed as Roman cen- in our lives," she said. reach out to those students, she said ago," Young said

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Ibdr, large for more clean turn or unfurn big bdr own ba, patio rich Green Need to fill 3rd bdr 4 dur 12 utility Call 335 3745 4 13 4-5 tear, N S IvA For all summer close to nlio 378 2202 mornings and Ovenings 4 & 2Ig closely only $1 50m/im/neg Call Amy byrd call Denise @ 335 4044 IV lov UF $115 and $145 o 377 4790 4 1 / 332 4708 4 17 3 4 Summer and/or Fall/Spring N/S rmmt for 1 BR availI Ile Apr or May I Large 5 1 BD/Oulaet/AC live Alonei Sublet May I house Washer Dryer Central air & heat own furn bod,/b i Rockwood Villas. $250 Jly 31i$200imo plus erac Call 335 * POLOS * 2bd/be In 3/3 apI - only S1/3 utri Call Pam 335-4489 4 16-5 5 $200/mo + 1'3 ulil Prefer creative artist **t * Sabose 2 1 Proerx 11 ATs 5554Leave Message 4 13 2 4 1200/mo Sal Beau furn. w/d, micro, et Ciori 0 U- Central A C low rug all room. sauna A more Avail Si/ 335. or progressive politics or grad student ILOVE MY PLACE and you will tool2 rms Call 378 4716 4 1355 dppirlce qu at neighbors only OWN RM May Aug furnished Zbdr/Zba 5646 Lv message 4 1954 avail in SW id. pool. brand-newl m/f n/ $285/mo 335 65/5J372 1509 **** pool Oakbrook Walk F $200 mo nego W/d $130200 Let's talkl 338-7245 4-18-5-5 1 1/ ' 4 lose to UF 377 5496 4 tO 5 4 WINDMEADOWS large one bedroom Grad student looking for summ A rmmt /ni for 2ba/2ba Lakewood Villas Option stairs gray carpet. June I July 31 Roommate Needed Starting in May to to renew lease al lower rent call 335 OXFOi MANOR 20cr 2ba 5 5 Thiu S/IS Spyglass Need lm lor master arbed/bath Call 378 6350 or 373 3558 5$ DIS share 2bdr 2bath apt In Reogency Oaks 3760 4 20 10 5 Rer: regoTable Call 335 1380 ask tr May Aug A.B.C Only $190/mo and 113 COUNT 4-19-5 4 $220 a mo Call Amy 372-7627 4-23-1 faras or 3/1 399b 4 1 / 5 4 Cric Kimberly 335 4109 4 10 5 4 *SUMMER A ONLY1* t or 2 1 great Oak Forest 4bdrl3ba sublet Summer A Roommate M/F LAKEWOOD VILLAS own 3dr/2ba Apt Own rooms close to UFl GREEN MAR close 10 UF Sublease for Sub bdrI In Gatorown Api own mstr Rent negotiable Call us at 378 1733 4 bdba $240 per month & 1/3 utilities 336- June Jenny 376 2417 4 summer hdr Iba cet a'c $315 mo mlb, great loc cnI air, his month free 19 5 4 $360 May 21 7450 4 16-5 5 Call anytime leavemog Cal| Tanya or CIa re ar 1/7 92/0 1 17 rent) IrSo/mo call Summer C - Own bedroom In nice Roommate to rive w/ male grad sHudenil 5 4 Alien 373 4507 4-18-3 4 F RrnmI N/S 10 share 2bdr/rba apt tr house with big yard, wood Iloors,-ei- HAWAIIAN VILLAGE 2br/lba $197 50 summer $175/mo A 2 t il, walking d's ing tons 5 min walk 10 campus 116+ rmmts Sublease Su1o1 hru July Colonial Manor Apt Smin mo own room 3753793 leave Nice cheap 2 o larce toUF 377 4244 4 26 10 4 1/4 till Call 314-8894 4 I3 5 message tbdr 3a innn condo 5150 me atari May walk 10 UF on SW i br/Iba furnished Sum sublet 4 1-5 5 Tom at pool S225/mo Call Lee 318 3199 4 I9 ,iV Pool A a .n Casablanca Looking for a great place for summers rmate td to share Ig 3/2 house in Val 135'O' 4 1 5 4 OAKBROOK WALK 3rd I1 single bdr/ba Roommate wanted for 3bdr/2ba house 2Ims needed for summer C $150mo wood w/ young career man Wash/dr own convement NW location, nice neighbor May Juno July rent$380/moor nog 376 ry , bath Mature cn n/s $240 + 1/2utPl DxFord MFanor iO avaiI May / option or 3oldl Haw Vill 336 4447 4 18 5 4 hood, unfurn, $225/mo & 1/2 util, $100 6611 4 26-10 4 335 2789 4-18 8 5 renewMa in Aug Nce clean 8 gray car sac Call Jeff 375 6173 4 17-S 5 tor Iwo' Call 378 6515 lV LANDMARK sublet lbr in 2 1/2 twnrhse for ARLINGTON pal Big enojr SQUARE 2bdr/2ba un, all N/S F to share 21R/11 A apt in Piccadilly sleg 4 1 7 i 4 Summer C ONLY $140/mo, 1/3 utils Call amenities N/S F for own room in part turn 2bdr/lba rent nag Call 374 4593 4 18 Prime location Balcony overlooks court Mike P 378 4703 v m5g 4 17 4 4 apt, $200/mo & 12 until, avail May S. close Sumrrer Sun ' SpaC'ous Iwo bedroOm yard wit poor 335 6786 leave mg 4a to campus Call 371 4892 4 17 5-5 api Ir' Lakowood Vi'as w, stdy room Sublease 1or summer 2bd in 3bd sba 5 ROOMMATES F N/S for summer sublease own room in Duraoor porih & Furl shings Call 335 house w/i walking distance to UF Nice F N/S to share 2bdr/lba apt Turn arge house 7 blks n or campus Greal r23 1 1 1 S a neighborhood $35 and S5Inmo 375 BRANOYWINE FURNr 2bdr'lba $1S0/mo A 1/2 util, needed ASAP Call ocation , price $150/maO il iles 335 6276 4 18 5 4 jacuzzi sauna, at room, huge pool 1,2 Lisa 335-4230 Iv message 4-11-4 5 SUBLE I -ON SUMMER w option to mi to UF $230/mo for own room 1,2 6627 4 13- 5 renew Call 336 9512 anytime please 2bdrla turn house w/ fenced yard, w/d cable & uti, 372 2057 Dennis 4 30 28 5 I or 2 Christian F rmteas for summer ,n Rockwood Villas N/S F for own bdiba ave message $2AS'2bdr W sudck 4 central Ac NW 7th Ave, avail May Aug 2hr/2 1/2 ba townhouse wt WID $440/mo neg 8 ui For info call 335 Female N/S Rmmt o share 2bdr/tba Apt Fully Fur, washer/dryeralarm syst $1351mo nag A 14 until 1 1/2 mi from OAKl0OK WAL K summer sublet 4913 4 26 10 4 $175/mo A 1/2 util walking distance 10 Move in summer or fall 5240,/2util campus 377 2301 4 16 4-5 2br 2ba loriy furnished own wash/dry UF Call 377 4244 4 17 15 5 335 7363 4 13 5 5 pool Avail May S Price n og Call Denise Lg ibdr apt Townhouse Clean Ouiet 5 N/S for master br/alh in 3br house in SW FALLI ai 371 1399 oi leave message 4 1/ 4 4 ma to UF Sugarloot Village $349/mo & Female to share 2bdr/2ba Townhouse in F /s considerate for own bd/ba Walk-in closet, w/d, garage fenced yard. ut A/ option I yr Ife Grace 332 4309 SW Area, fully furnished, wash/dryer Prel to live in Windrm.adowsI Please call 5 min to UF/Shands, $165/mo A 1/3 cIll Marci 4-13 5-5 Lie at Oakbrook tas summer Close to Eves 392 5270 Days 4 19 5 4 1225/mo & $2 util Call at 335-6273 4 at 33686393 or IV mg 336 1914 4-17-5-5 campus own bedrm/balh fully turn A 13105 slead at $250/mo1,2 ut 1 Call 378 1291 Summer Sublet w/ opIlon or fall 2bd/ba sees 4 23 0 4 townhouse, less lan I mile to Rockwood VIllas N/S F Own bdr/ba for UF/Sharlda Reasonable sent Call 375 sum and/or tall $225/mo A 1/3 utl, price We l pay you $75 10 sublet or Fully fur 5894 4 19 5 4 nega tor sum 330-4998 4-10 lOS ''shed apt $3 O/mn Galorwood Close To UF Cali anylirre 3/14 4361 4 18 5 4 The Laurels sublet summer c 3bd/3ba 4 wash/dry wenns and omer amenities Call GATOR SOCCER These M--2sa I 336 3915 or 335 4455 anytime 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.litd w.hdtoIki ,iciit r o scrrndr a :n adpumnt,"I' Ti oac h loo Ar- lobes (6-3, 1 96) in todayS game. nightcap By ALEX MARVEZ run stuarl also surri ri I [wo- will be televised Alligator Writer nold sal In ls first inning or so. which nationally Chris George (6-2, 339) and nm hoine run in lt ti ext filing he was very average until lie got by I-h.PN Jobes his struck out 48 Bobby Reed (6-2, 395) are the When IF pitcher Brent Stuart ild a solo homer in lie sixth his sluff going it had to be a pos- batters in 55 innings Bulldogs' scheduled pitchers Sat- entered I rIlc'h d urmg tI e hurd lilt Stuart settled dowi, strikmig live thing mentally for hill Arnold said either Cord Corbut urday minig of the (caors' 7 6 victory oull bh inta Iour Itq aller to Stuart (5-1, 3 60 I RA) has (lS 9 2T) or Mike bill (0-4,3 81) 1) appear over I iioLum.t Sltte last salirday, earnI lit only (hr viabrv. u[it also started ti ive ot his ) will start lilt first giml of MSU (25-10, 8-4) battersare led his first Ire' 0Ings 11 Irl'd to today's starting Told when the GI- anes (his year lIe hurled I I/i saturday', doubleheader, which by Scott Mitchell ( 317, 15 RBi!), luishity wh [ it Iloilot Ntarted a ors '0 IS overall. I - m thl SEL) rings of relit for Iht v, ilory ll betins it 5 p m Jcimy Gammill (317, 6 RB) and David Mitchell ('108, 15 RBI) sou iesterlt L t}iltero!( e DIIime begi .i thrtIg.iun si( senos I I N7 triumph over Vandrbt lo Ariold sitd lohn Burke, who 'us 'risoi iglist Mi.Nlsptlis',i LI lisi id pu bd NoThIThtoulhi) was doubtll earher i the week Ihe Gators are tied lor sixtli 'IdJV itA[Itrvi Fit i \ter imlmq i rg Il twrs ol t iii ng, 1c1 I a1 3loss I0l IStiPtti hcaust of sNlbness cci !i right place i the SEC MSUkinset ind d In'r I fbLs' tulm old ( Ihi I ttas IImI)ppt whtn N1suart; (\" vatks ago shoulder, should Lot aile to pitch placL, IrilIng Georgia (4-1 1IT, ultarl it' w o woatr xilh ,I ilt [I I Alto III, nd t[n c- mlait o dries stuarl is slte] t fa ' LI I, relIe1 .1 1 may(Ista rt 5itrdays Slt() Runners seeking UF garners 3 top performances spring recruits Alligator Staff Report at Gatorade 4-Way V; ie the I'F basketball team continues to be tros rated ii its Nearth for recruits, other sports got their I I utrdl r I[ .irn r)ifctqInl LI tc l u 't' r \11klI llIw, first Lgr ItS TuNrsday I Ihi' i)it If. (o aI rs sI2'LI,It IT t: l I it s ar y, rir( l U bi has'bail, Ron Scot who holds a 24-1 career 1 1u ,1Tc'i i[T \ \I 1, 1uro lc rI I:Ir r aLwin d record for (ltitntilcg national champion Sarasota High, sgcined a letter of ritent to join the Gators ioI i , o-0 with tour saves this year for Sarasoa, the Ionwi fi i ,I , llmeter Ilir s t i lftorn i s iiei'ds No 2 iean in 'Ih Touitry according to USA Today He lilto ]W tin hs III H i l t I highrs leAF '-I I ff tr't, wI 2tihes was a irssi-e. ha-state selection in 1989 lumlp 1to uilv Ic, 18 viiings Chis year, he has 92 strikeouts and 21 walks. and has allowed II runs - only one earned - for a Ii LRA HElI is rated among USA Today's COp 2S prep players ROUND SPORTS We ie [picking lorwivod t) him leading the Gators A mifthettW." (;ais lcalt Joe Arnold said "Ron is an I its wt'Ikemiid (,icorde I cu r Way lInvtiilhonl[ will b' llv tisauidirog complitor " irsl oiorq I told lor III('[ Or [Ill 'InT1 tam - the thil * Ii track, he I I men's Team signed two recruits. 1 :1h 1(1 o'.lo r !I m Le I Ie nIoMI1-1 - .ilt (tht wtomefn' , eam, adding speed .md siregtl to an already fast and strong T1i ltls.hed Iriod it tht \L \ Ildoor meet last enfnth lioh i ails will (omlt iat ILida 51.i'. KaiBsis ,ol Siv,' \dderly it Delray Beach Atlantic has recorded \tolh tI, rolmii (hi' at ion's Ilastest prep mile this year (4 08) and held Netters beat tar out of Rollins the best [frep [me m the 80t)nter lash last year lie's tioned by stevolle s ( hris Wilson, who turned in a t 09 Rollins ( college sported a gauds 20-1 record tnterrig its in the mile this season I hursdav dail tatt h with lhi 11 llme's tennis tam, bill ixted with a less irpressivt I-' mark against )DvisionI Coach lohn Webb's squad expects to sign at least two more teams attr the Gators coasted to .in 8-1 victory ret ruts today L ANN SToDDARD - ALLIGATOR Lhe signngs come after In what Coach Ian Duvenhage called a good warmup for UF women's tennis player Amy Alcini and her teammates UP was shut out on the first day of toddy's noon match against rationally ranked Kentucky, UT will play three meets In three days this weekend. the spring sports signing period Wednesday Tihe basketball team still had not signed anyone as the dropped Only one set in six singles matches Bruce Haddad (Gators (22-2) intend to sweep three more SEC teams. playing won a baseline battle with Paul lentcx 61, 63 at No I second day of the spring sports signing period drew to Alabama today, Auburn on Saturday and Mississippi State on a close Thursday. singles, and Gary Finnegan crushed Brett Field 6-I. 6-1 at Sunday t Gators coach Lon Kruger reportedly Is trying to bring the second spo . "Since we lost to Georgia, we are not the premier team in back Johnny Walker, who came to UF in 1988 but left At No 3 singles, Rick Holton rebounded from an early the SEC," Coach Andy Brandi said. "We have to make the for Chipola Junior College in Marianna when questions deficit to defeat Bill Leblanc 1-6. 6-2, 76 (7-2),and imSpencer world know we want to get back there In almost six years, arose concerning his entrance exam scores. struggled to defeat Matt Rose 7-5, 6-4 Warren Brooks and these girls have only lost one match in the SEC I don't think Alligator enters Alex Marvez Tom Finnegan won easily they get any credit for beating good teams easily " and Malt Fogleson con- tibuted to this report UF's only loss was at No 3 doubles, where Doug Proudian UP will not be at full strength for the weekend Nicole and freshman Sam Ridlon lost in straight sets Arendt, who is 22-1 in dual matches and ranked IIth in the Women netters play three SEC matches nation, has the flu and probably will not play Veteran sports writer Since losing to Georgia in February, the UFwomen's tennis Amy Alcui and Jilhan Alexander, both 19-2, will attempt team has raced through five Southeastern Conference oppo- to join Arendt as 20-match winners nents without losing an individual match. Alligator writers Man Fogleson and Guerry Smith contrb- wins Pulitzer Prize This weekend at the Varsity Courts, the third-ranked Lady uted to this report LOS ANGELES (UP) - Los Angeles 7mes sports columnist Jim Murray, a newsman for nearly A.C. Moore Tournament kicks off 50 years with a long list of awards, won what he called the "Academy Award" of journalism lurs- By JASON DAVIS campus called The Internationals All will be day - the 1990 Pulitzer Prize for cOnntitay. vying for the title Alligator Staff Writer "We've got some of the best teams of one of the The 70-year-old Murray has a long list of honors Southeast's oldest and prestigious soc- and biggest names in college soccer to his credit. He was named America's Best Sports- cer tournaments. The lines are chalked The nets have coming here," said UF soccer club pres- writer by the National Association of Sportscasters been strong The teams have arrived ident Dan Ormes, who has coordinated Preliminary games begin Saturday at and Sportswriters 14 times. It's soccer time at UF, the tournament since January 10a.m., with UF facing Georgia at Lake Murray said the newspaper has submitted The 3th annual A.C Moore Invitatio. "Everything's running very smoothly Alice Field Other games will be played his columns for consideration for a number of years. nal Tournament, sponsored by the UP and we're ready to get going." from 10 a m. to 2 p m. at Hume Field This year, he said, the committee "decided to get soccerclub, kicks off this weekend with and University Village South. The field: UF, Honda State, louisi- rid of me" by honoring him with a Pulitzer. venues yet one of its most competitive ana State, Georgia, Miami, Tennessee, The consolation game will begin at He also was inducted into the Baseball Hall of teams from around the region, Georgia Tech, the Palm Beach Kicks noon at Lake Alice, with the Eight champion- Fame in July 1988 and the National Sportscasters in addition to UF. will participate in the and a squad composed of international ship game following 2 at p-m, Admission and Sportswriter. Hail of Fam in 1977. two-day event at various locations on UF students, appropriately enough to all games is free