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An ltuhpendent Student Publication Serving SouJh FloridIJ Colhges to holler at FAU Kinoon, selecled over such FeinlaDll said that there .....as con­ quee lIlIme and a pfO\'tn track women's righlS groups lhat sa)" By JERED CARR evenn IhouJh his mlterial is s.... Sffl/lWri/a well known comics as Stcvcn cern that Geni, the 1990 Comic record.. And al a paltry 515,000 of the Year, didn't have the price lag, be's a batgain to bool. runoy IOsome, it is offensiYeand ney say me "Mad Man" is Wright, Ind Bobcat Goklwait, liongwitb such eltucmely funny, popularil)' 10 draw buge CfO'Ilo'ds. degrading 10 otllen. They say u.qIOFAU. But, for every bit as funTl)' as Kinison is nolhing mure than a OJ. Sunday, November 18, but lesser known comic as "Wesawhim (Geni) in Miami Kinison is, whenever hecomes to and be .....as great. ~ Fcinland says. nOI so subtly masked '- Kinisoll \\ill bring his OUI­ Richard Geni, had the righl com­ a tOlll'll, he brin~ controversy. bination of talent, marque draw ~but ."..e didn't think he was a homophobic. IIfiOIl!I and often controve~ial Responding 10 acomplaint by and ,-e SdKlO! spiriL Jl!'SlS.so (plus service charges) "Il~ a showing of 1)C0001 Sptrit,~ ~ Assblanl Direaor of "tbcirsam Kinison tickelS. Homecoming JiU Hellman, Ma chance to gener.tte fIl.'W splnl and KiDison, who is just coming to show offlbespirilllfC already ha\·e. Homecomlnl '" a cbana: In lfol"anOlher HBO Special, has (ora:eryek::mentofFAU 10 pull togetherandcelebrate FAU and UII been one of lhe houest our ha5ketballlC4lm." "iclen (Our. He first3Uracted EDtitled "Focusing on our Future," FAtrs second bolllCCOm· _ionalatlenlion as the scrcam­ ing kicks orrTues4ay November 13 and wUl c10Ml Sundaty Novem· ICromic thaI delivered lines 111 ber 18 Witb "An evening with Sam Ktmson" a., the HmlD& a rommuDity event In more lhan name OGI) StIJ· k~1h strung history professor denl Oa\oenUncDt ~ sponsonllip 85 a way 10 SIJppIemcaq lite ... DUltrfield's hit "Back 10 $2S,(Q) in AAS ICes budJCled lbr tbe weet'\ C\al15. "that Kinison became an Funnyman Sam Kinison The eel:nerpie(:e of tile Homooomtal fenivines is tile ItaSOII openingbatclbaD gaDIC$ for belb IIIe mea's lad.,mea'slIMke1­ ~l cult bero. bali sq-a. &dt will open WIlli lbcir season Friday Ctoa1lI!to SOYembel" 16, apinsl FkHicia Memorial ooUege. HomerommgdllCCCor St~ Fembnd expt\.'l5 sh«DI 5plJ1tlo Bee group does more than talk run bip. • our club atlhis timc,~ said AlAS Vied on all of the Bee campU5eS and ing their liclo. ana conouet workshOps. The ..-- I~I&. 1IIlIy itleSs the imponance of tbe envirament primary tbeme for the Education Ind E.tp~. Tbere Mil abo be I camiYal 011 band No¥ellIber sa· ~ lIS through the displaying of bins for stu­ tien coD\'tntion ....i11 be. of wurse, tbe Enviro- shiDe Am...... willopcntlC.IO-ISridec:and'41. ...lolbrowaUoflbeirrecydable items in. 1be "TIIere.no be IMS..,. ridea as weU m pme bDodlf,. 1_ menL •. ._...... pcopk jltHAJe laid. 'Io...... o..~ &fOup also hopes 10 bold lectures ODe of tbe ",ealest aspects of bc:~ng ~Jhv",'Uol eacowaaiD& 10 .,. Ikku.. K c.r.tvaI:~ ;--s lOp speakers and key archhects from in our dub is meeong and becomlD! I~~ 11Ic c.v. w81 abo be Gf Ik.... ·'--unityand around me nation to discuss ..ith peoplewho M\'tsintilarinleresuand ideas...... 50.. " ....s.- drc SI __~ of Ihe enviromenl on people in the saki AlAS Pfe$ldenl Grq brio. .... ho se....-ed 85 JrPI:' 'Iky do ... --~ -we-- 1DdIy, architeas in paniallar. See AlAS page 2 a;. '...I -*-· "t\ert isl positive feeling going around willi 1L-- F_R_O~M_THE__NE_W_S_D_ES_K j 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. The event will CorMdiM GiIbfrt Goqfrkd wiU bt ap­ e:wepl the lhird Tuesday at the Thursday, NaY. I at 7:30 at FAU's Davie be. TutSdaJ Humanities room 243. caU367.386S.. JI«IrinIat FAUon November I in tbeUe UnitaIian UniversaliSt Fellowship, 2601 campll!, Building 9. room 208. The pro­ auditorium. Tickets ate available at the St Andrews Blvd. at 7:30 p.m. For fUT­ gram is open to the public free ofclUlrge. <1<_ The firsl debatewilJ face Daniel J. Black­ ue boJ: office, and one dollar from each ther information, write P.O. Box 4&5, BtI4 A/pha hi"ilJwttd#a -/ee4 Mit ticketwill bedonated toSludents Againsl Deerfield Beach, FL 33443. man against John A. Frusciante, for the lhrougb November 14. AUor~ Drunk Driving. seal in Circuit 17, Group 5. The scoond WIticbever~ 0l'I11uInda], N~ 8, tM-t "ilJbt arefreelodonatefood. T1M $fIIlUil, bl"Otlliaul "EJfflCtiNi Ap­ will be belWCen Barry E. Goldstein and IIS1Mil1nl SCIiJU meeting at the University donates themost food willgel a i'mefliilJl prtHIchu to CtunplU Stt:urilJ- will be Sherry Reiter Stone, for the seal in Or­ Tower in OO'NntO'Nl1 Ft.lauderdale. The from Bela A1plUl Psi. Colleaioa-. presented on Thursday, November 15, cui! 17, Group 14. Call 424-6390 for are in the h'brary, Aeming baI~ 1\e,l4. 1990 al 2 p.rn. in the University Cenler meeting will SIa1t at 5: 15 in room 305. aDd de_ stu4eots are encowaged to attend. ministnltion building. and the caIeIera Gold Coast Room. This live program 'Nill Ifyou IUlve questions, ca11392-87ll be telec:ast by satellile 10 dozens of col­ Tht Ad4m WaidI: CmItr is std:iIrg ill· TJris FridaJ is 1M dttI4lint tlJ drrJp OIl" leges across the counoy. All FAU Slu. diriduoJ ~ or volunteer organiza­ "iIJIdrtIW from FAU classes witbout 7Jw C4t1IoIic Slu4mt UtrilM JriI 1rR ... intll MtISS on Thunday, November~, 4ents, laculty and stall' will be admitted tions to man six Coca-Cola boothsduring receiving an F in eacb clasS. celebrate AU Saints' Day. The ~ free. ContaClJadtScopes at 367·3730for West Palm Beach's ~Holiday Fest" FAU H'DIIIOIf'StJuIjes ",ilJ lie Jurriltgllll beal 12 p.m., audallwboatteDd tbe ... funber information. celebration on December 7. 8, and 9. {)ptIr HI1M# for students, faculty. and staff are requested to bring a can of ~it A ribbotr CJIlliJrl ClI'tIIIOtI1 will bt ItdJ They need 100 yolunteen to sell Cokes 10000thenewSocial Sden«Building. 'o\'hich on Monday, November 5, from 3 p.m.. to Food For Families. Call the CSU ala: over tbe festival penod.. Call Nancy Mc­ at 367-3510 for h1nber informatica. will bouse the College of Social Science Bride al 833-908Q. 5 p.m.. and on Tuesday, NOIo-ember 6 from aDd IbeSdloolofNursilll- It will be held in the courtyard of the new building on 7Jw FIoriila Al1mIIic Ulfi~ Prt-Lilw Willt 0\"1:1 30 memben actively .. Thursday, November I al 12:30 p.rn. Club will pair IWO From AlAS page 1 hos:t a of debates for wl\'ed iD the AlAS at centnJ caDlpUl,1Iit T1M LaJ,ilJlf RQp Gro", mmr ~try BrO¥>'8ld Circuit Coun Judge sealS on the OIairman for Special A/JaiIS for the number of participants in the dub ttl­ TheIndependentAdanticSun ----~ group during the 1989-90 scbOOl year. tinues 10 grow. as nearlyfivestU!lears. ~We are really coming lQ&Cther as a solid added to the core group durin& eli .. no ...0....., c..,...lk"... ill n-iM" floorMIl.-w~ orpniDtion this year and. will be even meeting. Zurkl said. more inYOIved (lOW than in years past" While mosl memben majo1 it .. M.-ocb'I F4ler -\,o:ookn Pc_ cbitectural or interior design, the (IfQi. Mdn-..."..~~l'"M&or W.,.. ~& .... Examplesorthe great involvement and dentencourages anystudent intCfeSltdit ~E

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By ANTHONY SIMONE with their professors. should have an inteUectual exchange of things )'Ou rould never learn in a class· SIUl SU!J[ Writu '" want the club to be informal, and I vicwsand ideas outside ofthe fonnal set­ room,R says Helmuth.. bopestuden15 and teachetS lake the time ting ohhcclassroom.~ says Jimenez. "and -College is a rornmunityof professors A DCW organization, CAR-E. (Com­ ....ith this exchange it ....ill help beller all .uiatlon Awarencss Reviving En­ to rome out and share Iheir views and and students .....1Io interact on an intellec­ opinions, ~says Will. ~I""'ant lbegroup to woo attend to inspire themselves to make tual and personal k:ve1,R says Mitchiner. P\iISllI), has been formed on secs a change in todaYS .....orld... Q:lU1I Clmpus bystuden15 and teacbers allow all to share their views and '1'his group can allow tbe rollege 10 in­ ~ ....ith thedecaying relationship problems, whether on education, the Helmuth SChlichting. a student .....ho teract on a different level, .....hich can ~ !be student and teacher in our threat ofwar any day now in the Middle allended the meeting, Clpre:ssed the need strengthen lbealready ....-eak link bel....un East, or their problems at scboolR lIIationaJ $)Stem today. to gel students and teachers together 10 students and teachers." ~eryday CAR.E., wbk:b met for the lir.it time CAR.E. was inspired by Professor talk about thinp., and simply to The first meeting ronsistcd ofinform­ ~past Monday, wasslaned by Melissa Juliette Jimenez and Dr. Jeff Mitchiner, sian new friendships. ing the students about C.AR.E., en· tilhlllCl Lisa Foreman, students at Bec who are social science teacheJS at the Ml'm from a military family, so I've rouraging students to become imol\'ed. CcaUll'ollbo feel thai manystudents have Cc.otral Campus. moved around often. This groupean help and giving ways thai students and kII tbe lk::!iire to learn and romrnunicate "I feel the students and teachers everyone meel new people, and learn teachers can exchange ideas. The meeling also sparked ronvcrsation on differenl levels, from economics 10 the lrltnsie01, closcd-offsocielY ofSouth florida, ~In the 60's, studentS sparked inspira­ tion and wanted to make a change, in lhe 70's lind 80's studentswere inactive, atrail of the ~me~ generation," says Milchincr, ~Ithink with the changing times ahead, students of Ihe 90's arc beginning to get bored of BMW's and the yuppie image. They are bccoming morc invoh'ed and ronccrncd with shaping the future." Kinison to Presents holler at 7 StraightSUNDAY Nights FAD From SAM page I a South !-londa gay rights advocacy group, the Orlando bascdgroup, Gay and Lesbian A1iance against Defamation (GLAD), has said that Ih<..')' wilt oppose Kinison's FAU performance, ·'Hc ( a GLAD spokesman) said: '·Don't be surprised if people come prolesting," said Feinland, "Frankly, when we chose Kinison, wedidn'tthinkat all about oonlroversy. We knew he had a good act. The fact is we did not get him because he ....'as rontro\'Crsial, Feinland said...... 'C gol him beeauseorhis caliber.R Aspokc:sman forGLAD$~id that t~ are currently meeting to decide .....hil•. r any. action will he :::..:,.. Feinlar.dsailltbat while IIICOOntrover· sywas ,,"fonunate, tbeshQo.'o would goon rega ... lk ... . I"b_ ~1K."'''''u, goon as planned, Fein­ land maintained, Munl ess lhe sludent body, Of tbe University lk:cide (different­ ly). (He is already under rontract) and we'd be held liablc.~ Oon·1 look for Presidenl Ca13nesc to make any moves similar 10 former FAU President Helen Popovich·s handling ora reoc:nt 2 Uve Crew show at Ferris' Stale SUNDAYS, SEPT. 30th thru NOV. 11 University in Ohio. 9:30 pm to 1:30 am President Catanese has no problem with this show," Fcinland said. "He will 40 S. OCEAN BLVD. A-l-A DELRAY BEACH 278-3364 be going himself. Maybe he won't be in lhe front row, but he will be there, His Ikkel$ arc in row"J' I bclieve,~ said Fein­ land. "comeafter" the president ifhis demands were not meL The leuer went straight to the Secret Service, and Hains went straight to Ihe Big House. In DaIJiu, fig Ii!O.ver MJ't b«n. rmJOreJ from three nude figurines displayed atcity hall after the artist accused the city of censOlship. The assistant city managerof Dallas ordered each figurine in Ihe CJr­ hibit covered with fig leaves last Monday. By Thursday, city officials had reversed By Wayne Lockwood the decision. "'Now, they can be seen as they were In Wu;hila, Knnsas, a group 0/ thieves intended: unfigged, uncensored," said lhoughl thai they were gelling a cute pair the artist, Chase Yarborough. of pets when they broke into a 1.00 and pilfered two squirrel monkeys. A passenger who pindletl afljghl Uittll­ Unfortunately, squhTel monkeys have oonl in Lubbock., Tems, has been fined an unusual habil that is hard to ignore-­ 5775. Jay Scott Curtis of Hobbs, N.M., they rub their urine onto their hands, feet, was among eight oil field workers Charged and tails so that while they run around, with causing a rueus aboard an American they are marking territo!)' eve!)' lime they Airlines l1ight on Sept. 16. In addition to touch SOmething. the pinch 10 the bollcm of the l1ight at­ Two days later, at a Motel 6 twO miles tcndant, he "refused to fasten his scat from the 7.00, someone checked into his belt, made scxual suggestions to the other room and smelled an odd stench coming l1ight allendents, and yelled profanities." from a cardboard box on his bed. "ZOO A 20 year-6ld Corneu UnjverxilystlUhnJ, Monkeys," read the label on the box. slipped from a rain slick trail "Return to the 7.oo.~ Lisa Nelson, in Ithaca and fell more than 75 feet inlo a Aman who thrtaJerred to pwu:h Pre.ridenl gorge last week. She make a soft landing Bush because he was frustrated about a atop a plump raccoon. Only Nelson's tuition ballle with a vocational school was wrist was broken, and the raccoon is sentenced to 21 mOnthS in prison last recovering at local animal shelter. week. Eugene Hains,43, paid tuition with his WifcollSin's direclor of tourism, Robert veterans benefils, but after he withdrew Trunzo, was suspended without pay for from theschool, he fought to no avail with seven days because he arranged a promo· administrators to get his fees back. In a tional article about the state in Hoseki, a Jetter to a T.V. stalion's con­ sexually explicit magazine published in sumer advocate, Hains threatened to Japan. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!!!! FACULTV MEMBERS MAKE BID FOR GRADING SYSTEM Student Government needs your support if we are to create a plus only grading system. The University Senate meeting will be held: Friday, November 2,1990,2:30 P.M. In Fleming Hall, Room 141 REMEMBER: SUPPORT PLUS-ONLY SYSTEM REJECT PLUS/MINUS SYSTEM ~[~==.=~~~===:O:P:INI~O:N:s===="""",,=,,=··...=n.="'=F"=F_="'~'·'1 [Pick the item 1l1Dst rapidly ber.oming teo expensive to fill up... 1 Welcometo BraveNewWorld Tuition: by gregg weiss • rryou h'", to3Sk,ya;.f p'arents obviously Hello, boys and girls out there in South Aorida col­ don"t01i"n lege land. Have you enjoyed the last two columns sub­ an S~L. mitted by yours truly? Wel.l., judging by all those nice letters I've received lately, I'd say I've made some of © you think for a change. I might have stirred some emotions, or even pissed a few people off. Oh well. Such is the life of an opinions columnist. This week I've decided to tighten up the mood just a tad. I promise I won't attack the Catholic Church or Israeli soldiers. I'd like to have fun with something everyone and their mother has joked about recently, the Vice Presidency. More specifically the Republican 'A car' (snicker ... snicker, chuckle ... chuckle ... ) we call Dan Quayle. And no better way to poke fun at "Mr. Rockel Scientist" than by one of my "Top Ten Lists." The top ten questions Dan Quayle routinely asks himself. 10. How would he have made his money ifhe hadn't Letters to the Editor married Marilyn? 9. Why is the "man in the moon" always smiling? 8. Where does that other sock in the dryer go to? 7. Why doesn't call him to appear t rid ofSaddam Hussein now on his show? (Dan Quayle is no Connie Chung, ping this medical equipment to To the Editor. recall the 1973-74 Arab oil em­ that's why!) Iraq! The United States, as a A rcet:ntly publis'lcd leller bargo when 's eoonomy 6. Can he persuade some candy company to name compassionate nation. must not ted american isoJation­ nearly buckJed as inflation and a candy bar after him, and what would it be 11II durin. tbe current Persian unemployment surged past allow these reprehensible acts of Oalf crisis. The supp0rlive dangerous levels. barbarism 10 conlinue. called? ItISOlling wbich Even a total Iraqi withdrawal ("Quayle Bar" just a wrapper, no candy inside.) was expressed Kuwait is being rapcll ICtllled woefully uniformed, as a na­ from Kuwail wiU not al1cYiate S. If a seagull flies over the sea, what flies over the lactiog clear and objective tion. Repons indicate gross and the threat. 5addam Hussein's flagrant disreguard for human bay? militarycapabiltie

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Stay Tuned . [ SPORTS """""31,''''''''....-...... -'... 'i Jai-Alai Tourney benefits Special Olympics second gameoflhal match. Doug Appelbaugb ofUniversity According In Applebaugh, I)' DAN DZURNAK Rob Slone and sam Mikhal relalions. Bolh were impressed Ihe lournamenl raised almos( SuSpom EdiJDr TOURNAMENT RESULTS won AAA, and Jonathan Diu with Ihe caliber ofjai-alai played. $3,000 for Special Olympics lasl -IIWlIS the fifth championship and Steve Edleman took lhe B '1 al....1I)'S have a lot of fun, and I year. 'Everytime Iheyhavesome­ ~ Ralph Seoondo in Ihe USA division. look forward 10 the next. event,· lhing like that, i( beo;)mes a lillie A I. Ralph Scoondo IJD.AIai amateur tournamenl of Among those in attendance said Applebaugh."'They put on a bit beller,' he says. JimL&towW QampiODS when play ended lale were President Catanese, who nice show, and I think evel)'One afiemoon 81 FAU. A firsl lime spectatalor WB.lI threw out the game ball, and lhal was Ihere had a good lime.' lk. third annual FAUNSA FAU Campus Recreation direc­ .Alai Association fund raiser tor Rachel! Jones. "We enjoyed 1ae61 for lbe Palm Beach ii, especiallywben the pace pick­ Spd&I Olympia decided cham­ ed up: said Jones. pi:. in rour divisions. ·It was a buge suooess, espe­ II. very cJose match Seooo­ cially on the part or the Boca AA I. Roben Libio e, piayerfooacb of Ihe associa· Spons Grill in selling up and Reed YOUDg teamed with Jim Laskowsld providing refreshments,' added SamMakhaI tbe baclr.court to heal Rob Sccondowho hopes10 gela fron­ 2. Q'lris Yales Brodersen and Steve Robert in ton buill which he hopes will al­ Rich Dugdale 15 point games in me A Irael more studenls to Ihe Chris Juhl "The crowd saw some program. D:dleIlI oompetition,' secondo Ffbey learned to adapl prelty 3. Michael Maurer ofl!lesecond game wbereall well,' says Applebaugb or Ihe SIeve HaU (FAll) -..ere within two points of makeshift racquel ball coun tbe dub now uses. AAA I. RobSlCl)e lk.leaID ofManny l...c:oo and --rhe energy Ibat jai.alai is AU siudent Dave Koretsky ""' ...... -• strong second game 10 generating al FAU is going in a positive directiOn,' says Scoon­ F for secxlDd place. Roben Libio aDd Reed do. Yq were victorious in AA Ml'OIris Yates and Chris Juhl (RQ Dug<1ale subbed for Yates .. was injured in the second Spiking in the pits ..~ The crowd saw the lead ~1wldsseveraltimes in the

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THE WEEKLY SUN FOOTBALL FOLLY The staging of Ihe contest's double performanceas there was first tie breaker was Mt)()(aged a IWO y,-ay tie again this week. ....;th Ihe sudden closing of the Gerritt Stryker dropped tbe Rat Monday nighL Apparenlly, firsllhree college games but was theRatwasn't quite ready for the perl"et1 wilh the pros 10 register enravaganza, and Javier Aren­ a 7-3 record which lied cibia and David Jukes will have Arencibia's seven wins. 10 wait until nen Monday when The staff just missed the ac­ Do they will be the opening act of a tion with another 6-4 week. STAFF PICKS YOUR PICKS

It Aubum al florida Wyoming al CoI0nd0 St. Washington SL at Slallrord MiSSis.sippi al LSU . Right!! LA RaiderS at Kansas Oty AIJanIa at PitLSburgh Washington at Detrlltt Den...er all'tfilinesota IiiE!!INCErON~ - Buffalo al Oeveland !IVIEW _- NY Giants at Indianapolis Asalwa . therewill be no tiebreakergame. Ticswill bebroken Sua PbolQ'RON a-lENOY - by rasst~ in theRat during nCJ(t Monday's nighl game (female Play-off's began this week with ATO defeating the co::tants rna use IWO arms). Entries can ~ d~P~ off.at (he Renegades, and Sideout winning by forfeit over AEPi. (800) - 749- 3933 S offICe or ore FAU Police Sialion. Deadline IS Fnday mghL Today's game pits ATO against the Hooters with the u~esUlts or Ihe rounh week of play i~ the Fanusy Football winner to face Sideout in the finals at 4:30 Thursday. (lOS) - 445 -3933 League will be announoed in Thursday's ISSue. .,

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