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By ANNE-MARIE PANKOWSKI gress, will begin next semesterand draw from school within the first could offset any inconveniences take federally guaranteed student Alligator Writer only affectundergraduate students month. caused by the delay loans from colleges and trade borrowing money for the first time, Mohadasu Vasu, a mechanical About 5,000 LF students receive schools with default rates highe, Students who receive federal Fooks said engineering graduate student said federal student loans, which aver- than 35 percent loans for the first time will have to "This may mean that students the delay in getting financial aid age $3.100 for each student UF's default rate is only 3 5 per- wait 30 days after classes start to will have to find other temporary money would make it very difficult Congress members plan to use cent, so it will not be affected. get their money, Financial Aid di- funds (at the beginning of the se- for him to pay for his classes and the 30-day waiting period to reduce Fooks said rector Karen Fooks said Wednes- mester)," she said. rent. the number of defaults on student Congress projects its iltudemi day. Studies show that most students Fooks said UF offers fee defer- loans loan plan will save the government The new rule, mandated by Con- who default on their loans with- ments and temporary loans, which Congress decided last month to $1 7 billion. Women attempt to cash murder victim's checks Two local women tried to cash a check Gossett presented the forged check at on the bank account of murder victim Cotton's Check Express, 1136 NE Eighth Christa Leigh Hoyt Wednesday morning, Ave., shortly after 10 am The clerk recog- said Gainesville police spokeswoman Lt. nized Hoyt's name and called Gainesville Sadie Darnell. police, Darnell said. Hoyt is one of five local college students Darnell added that Task Force investiga- found stabbed to death in their southwest tors have reviewed this as a possible break Gainesville apartments in August. Darnell in the case, but she said it doesn't appear said Cheree Denise Hunter, 25, lives in one to be connected to the student murders of Hoyt's former apartments at 711 SW 67th Police have filed sworn complaints Terr against Hunter for the charges of forgery Darnell said Hunter received Hoyt's and passing a forged check, and against checks through the mail and allegedly Gossett for passing a forged check. The signed Hoyt's name to a check for less than complaintsgo to the StateAttorney's Office, $100. Hunter then gave the check to her which decides whether to press charges. friend, Karen Denise Gossett, she said. -ALLIGATOR STAFF REPORT Campus leaders examine student- athletes' lives

By MIKE BRUSCELL that the UAA had control over sports pro- Alligator Staff Writer grams despite rule violations. Lombardi mid UF's main concern should To ensure that a win-loss record isn't the be making athletes lives more akin to the only thing student-athletes acquire during experiences of other students. To do that, their college years, campus leaders have he said, campus leaders must understand met this semester to suggest how UF can athletes' special needs. bring athletes into the main.- Although Lombardi ini- stream of student life. tially asked the task force to The task force, created submit recommendations by UF President John T o gni n insight by December, task force Lombardi in September to chairman and UF chemistry examine the role of stu- Into p Professor Bill Jones said dents who play for campus daily liv a , the they won't be ready until sports teams, has met for a . spring. Hit the sack several weeks and con- task for e has lis- UF economics Professor UF freshman Scott Nelson hones his leg-eye coordination by playing venues again today at S. tened thiete Dave Denslow, chairman of Hacky Sack in the Plaza of the Americas. To gain Insight into to a task force sub-committee players' daily lives, the and stat tad- that examines student lives, members have listened to said he worries less about testimony fromathletesand mony or d corn- athletegraduation rates and University Athletic Associa- pared at -iletes' more about their success in Humphrey to be sentenced today tion staff members and general. compared athletes' aca- acaderni re- Denslow said for stu- Edward Lewis Humphrey, the most of menma hospiats where the 19-year-old student could be sent to avoid demi records to other stu- cords to ither dents such as formerGators taliked-about possible suspect In the mur- former UF dents. tailback Emmitt Smith, suc. derof five local college students, is sched- prison time. Although it was created students'. cess might be defined as a Strled to be Sentenced this morning in Humphrey wasconvicted in October of after the second NCAA in- million-dollar paycheck, Bresard County on charges that he beat beating his 79-yer- old grandmother and vestigation of UF In six years. Lombardi said But for student-athletes who won't thrive in I his gmndmother. faces up to five years in prison. M CuitJudgeTheonYawpostponedSeymourBensonexpectedIsto the task force Is not a public-relations tactic. professional sports, an education is crucial, "There are really no problems we have the Seteaidg last week to allow public hand down the matence at &30 aim to overome as far as cosmetic issues," .useo dUe dto pm a l --ALULATOR STAFF REPORT MlLombardi said, citing the NCAA's ruling see Athld., page 7 2. ALIGATOR. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1& 1990 WHAT'S HAPPENING Arby's Presents Factors: The Human Factors So- in Matherly Room 18 for a presenta- Carty Room I 108 Call Raven at 336- ciety meets today at 4.30 in the Psy- tion on the Master's in Account- 8151 chology Room 269. Call Iis-Ann at ing/JD Program and the MA/JD Jewish: The Campus United Jew- Turkey Deluxe 3720415 Program. Open to everyone Call ish Appeal meets tonight at 7 30 in Indian: The UF Indian Students Jenny at 335-0697 Reitz Union Room 361. Call Jen at Association will host an evening of Down under: The Gator Scuba 334,9195. Days!. Indian classical music Friday night Clubmeetstonightat6inthe Florida Young Judaoa: The Hamag- at 7.30 at the Hippodrome. Call Raja Pool classroom. Important trip infor- shimim/Young Judaca meets to- at378-8390orSheshadri at 372-3195, mation will be handedoutanddepos- night at 7:30 for an educational Alpha Epsilon Dola: Alpha Epsi- its for the Panama City dive will be program on current issues in Israel. lon Delta meets tonight at 7 in Room collected. Call Scott at 374-8533. Call Susie at 33&3902. MSB 100 Shands Hospital. Guest Relatons: The Public Relations At the Movies: The Cross Cut speaker will be pediatrician Dr. Advisory Council meetstoday at 4:30 Film and Video Organization meets Grooms. Call Mark at 334-8952 for a workshop and at 6 for a recep- tonight at 6 in Turlington Room Pro-Votednary: The Pre-Veteri- tion at the University Center Hotel. 2322. Members are invited to bring nary Club meets tonight at 8:30 in A trolley will be available for stz. their work on one-half-inch tape to Reitz Union Room 349 Guest dents from Weimer Hall. Call Paige show Call Bob at 336-4349 speaker will be Ferrell Thomas Call at 336-1795. Graduates: The Graduate Stu- 375-7825. Israel: TAGAR meets tonight at 7 dent Council meets tonight at6:30 in Open house: The UF geology de- in Reitz Union Room 362 to listen to Reitz Union Room 121. All graduate Aft's Turkey Dflrn. - partment will have an open house an Israeli speaker and students are welcome. Call Marilyn discuss Israel. Oven roasted, all natural tonight from 7-9 in the Turlington Call Sharon at 334-9632. at 373-7972. breast, garden basement. Everyone is welcome. FilIpIno: The Filipino Student Aa- A matter of art: The Fine Arts turkey Regularly $2.49 lettuc, tomato and Call 374-7073 or 392-6219 sociation meets tonight at 6:30 in Re- College and Reitz Union Program fresh creamy mayo served up UnitSd: The UF United Nations itz Union Room B-60. Rides will be Council Art Committee present Save a buck! meets today at 5:30 in Reitz Union provided. Call Franjo Lira at 336- Elizabeth Bryant tonight at 8 in CSE on a freshly-toasted Room 121 Call Bharat at 3364206. 8427. 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By JACK REITMAN 400 copies of the revised statutes Although about 10 senators nod- Alligator Writer will be printed by the end of Janu ded in agreement when Berkowitz ary for anyone interested complained about the statutes. An Student Senate has been lacklus- Until then, any student can look derson spoke in support ter and ineffective because sena at a copy of the statutes in the "I was just making it known to tors don't have access to the Senate secretary's office on the the president and the pro- tem that Student Body statutes, senators Reitz Union's third floor. Tan- we don't know what we're voting said at Tuesday night's meeting enbaum said on," Anderson said "Who is to say Sen. David Berkowitz stood at "They can borrow my statutes who is to blame? But I think some- the meeting and said senators and take them home if they want," thing should be done'" aren't writing any important legis- Tanenbaum said 'I'm surprised to With little debate, Senate passed lation because they don't know hear people say senators aren't Tuesday on first reading a bill that which laws they arm amending. doing as much because they don't gives Students in Afncan Studies "I don't want to make a big deal, have the statutes $1,136 to travel to Washington, but if we want to amend statutes, I "I think that's a copout D C., to attend the Organization of think everyone should have a copy But engineering Sen. Michelle African Uniy, which is similar to of them," he said, adding that it Warner said that when she first got an African model of the United would promote debate. involved in Senate, she didn't Nations. "When we have these Senate speak out at meetings because she Sincelast month'selections, sen- meetings, there are no substantial didn'tknow the rules. Warner, who ators have introduced two money bills coming through," Berkowitz is now the Affairs and Ethics Com- bills: a bill to amend the Senate said after the meeting. "I think mittee chairwoman, said she has Rules and Procedures and a bill senators don't care." sat in the Senate secretary's office which modifies the wording of two Not so, said Senate President and read the statutes. Senate statutes. Adaim Tanenbaum Wednesday. "I think they should make it Tanenbaum said when senators '"he Senate secretary updates available, but senators should get aren't working on important bills, the statutes at the beginning of the statutes themselves," Warner like those dealing with the budget, every year, so to print them now said. they are responsible for writing when they'll be revised in a month Rawlings Area Sen Kenneth An- their own would be irresponsible," Tan- derson said he's tried unsuccess "I can't personally throw out enbaum said fully to obtain a copy of the things for them to discuss," he It costs about $1,000 each time statutes said, adding that a Senate is only the statutes are printed, and SG "We have the statutes (in SG), as good as its members "They can't afford to constantly be re- but when you go ask for them have totalk with their constituents China Lombardi told his top administra- and landscaping. state universities, UF has a cap on A Gainesville group is helping and are a combination of news and tors last month. Planning should Schaffer said the assembly has the number of freshmen that can spread the word of democracy in commentary. He said the station not be donepiece-by-piece, he said. always shared Lombardi's views enroll each year China by spreading holiday cheer has a network of reporters and because badly placed buildings can but may have lost them as a focus. "As long as some of these facili- Gainesville Friends of Chinese sources around the country that cause a domino effect. He said thegroup will stress aware- ties are in place, we should be able Democracy, a group of UF stu- "keep us well-informed." UFs Campus Planning Assem- ness of bus routes, potential dam- to handle it." Sloan said dents. professors and local resi- "We use mainly material written bly - composed of one represen- age to trees and the relation of Schaffer agreed and said cam- dents, is distributing holiday by Chinese students here and tative from each college and the buildings when planning construc- pus has room to expand westward, greeting cards to benefit a Chi- abroad," Lee said "When we larger administrative offices - tion toward the Harn Museum of Art. cago radio station that makes pro- speak to them in our own voice, democracy tapes for broadcast in it's very comforting to them " China The radio station operates on UF economics Professor Leon- about $200,000 a year and gets no UF joins national Smokeout ard Chang, amemberof the group, state or federal aid Donations promoting the event in Gainesville, a day, and hopefully I'll quit for said the group gave out about come from Chinese support ALUgANDER By KIM said the Smokeout is for a good good. The Smokeout is definitely 2,000 cards last year and raised groups, student groups and indi- Alligator Wifter about $1,000. This year, Chang vidualsaround theworld, Lee said. cause. inspiring" According to the results aid, he hopes the group does at Le said he is familiar with the Millions of smokers will put "If we can get smokers to quit of the least as well. Gainesville group and remembers aside their cigarettes today as part for this one day, then maybe they'll Cancer Society's 1989 Smokeout, "I'm very positive about support- its last contribution. of the American Cancer Society's quit forever," she said. We're here 35.9 percent of the nation's 50 mil- encourage them from not smok- lion smokers quit for the day ing this radio station," Chang said. "We are very much encouraged Great American Smokeout. to Of The 14-year tradition was even ing." the 17.9 million people who partic- Voice of June Fourth, run by by the support," he said. of a "Jeopardy" answer: Theevents activities will beheld ipated, 10 percent were able to stay Chinese students and professora said Gainesville Friends the topic Chang "it happens every year on the third on the Reitz Union North lawn. off cigarettes for 24 hours. And 3.9 in Chicago, took to the airwaves Chinese Democracy will ask for of Thursday before Thanksgiving. * Kiss 105will broadcast live, and the million smokers did not smoke one 1989 the eve of Na- at least 75 cents for Sept. 30, - a donation of The response: "Wbat is the Great Interns will hand out survival kits, to three days later. tional Day, a Chinese national hol- the holiday card Anyone who American Smokeout?" which will include gum, candy and This year, the Cancer Society iday. wants one of the cards should con- In order to help smokers kick pamphlets on how to quit smoking. hopes to help one in every five 'iTe station is named for the day tat Chang. Society Is "We're also going to have people smokers to give up cigarettes for in 1989 when Chinese soldiers On the front of the card is a the habit, the Cancer killed hundreds of prnelecracyr dragon with two human figures on having its 14th Annual Great Amner- sign a petition to prohibit smoking the 24-hour period. lcan Smokeout Lung cancer, often in public places," Schwaderer said. The Great American Smokeout demonstrator In Seli, China's Its bac. Inside, the Inscription to cigarette smoking, is "And non-smokers can sign a ban- has been a national program since "Season's Greetings." attributed capital. read., the leading cause of cancer deaths ner encouraging smokers to quit" 1977. The idea developed in 1971 San On the back of the card is a Yuan Lee, a University of among men and women. One future Smokeout partici- when Arthur P. Mullaney asked Chicago student working on a doc- poem written in Chinese. Roughly tate in political science, works The Smokeout is the day when pant is Greg Oliver of Sarasota. people in Randolph, Mass., to give translated, the poemreads, in the smokers sign a form agreeing not "I've tried to quit off and on," said up their cigarettes for a day and at the radio station. ancestral home, the sons of the to smoke for 24 hours. Oliver, 39, who's been smoking donate what they would have spent OW send tapes to radio stations dragon cry for )ustlce. Around the Julie Schwaderer, one of 12 Can- most of his life. "It's been hard, but on them to a scholarship at the located very close to China. From world, those who understand send in charge of local high school. there we broadcast to Chin." said their heart-felt support." cer Society interns this year I agreed not to smoke for

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Egypt's President Hosni The Cairo summit sanctioned the dispatch of Arab aV4 No Mubarak and Iraqi and Soviet envoys shuttled around troops from Egypt, Syria and Morocco to the gulf to M%~~~A MlIP!fI Arab capitals Wednesday to discuss a call for an Arab deter further Iraqi aggression summit on the Persian Gulf crisis. while Congress Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal told warned President Bush it expects to be consulted if reporters in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. that he plans to remove Iraqi troops from Kuwait by force Iraq should accept resolutions calling on it to with- Bush met with congressional leaders Wednesday draw from Kuwait and restore exiled Kuwaiti Emir and assured them the U S. military position in Saudi Sheikh Jaber al Ahmad al Sabah to power before a Arabia remains defensive, not offensive, and the lead- new summit could be considered ers ruled out an immediate call for a special session "Only if Iraq accepts the resolutions of the Cairo of Congress to debate U.S policy in the gulf. summit can the summit called by King Hassan of Te leaders gave Bush a conditional consent to Morrocco be fruitful and positive," Saud said. pursue his military buildup but warned that the sup. Despite recent indications that Iraq is willing to port he enjoys could be shaken by a decision to sacrifice for the sake of peace, Baghdad said it will C - forcibly expel Iraq from Kuwait attend a summit only if it can have a say in the agenda Senate Democratic leader George Mitchell of and that the order sanctioning the dispatch of Arab It.,.- Maine said there was also "extensive discussion" of troops to the gulf is rescinded. additional moves through the United Nations, where Mubarak last month rejected a Soviet call for a new the United States may seek a resolution authorizing summit, arguing that if there was no specific agenda the use of force against Iraq it might evolve into a shouting match between pro- Give fresh air a try tims love 15. In the Middle East, pro-Kuwaiti states suchas Saudi Iraqi and pro-Kuwaiti delegates. Arabia said a new summit, as proposed by Morocco's Egypt has not officially responded to Hassan's King Hassan 11, could only succeed if Iraq recognized summit call, and only three members of the Arab GRArATAM N resolutions passed at an Arab gathering in Cairo on League -the Palestine liberation Organizationjor- Aug.10, eight days after Iraq invaded Kuwait. dan and Mauritania - have accepted. SM*OT Poland, Germany sig n key border treaty WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Poland and Germany Foreign Minister Krzysztof Skubiszewski and his signed a historic treaty Wednesday making final and German counterpart, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, in. permanent their post-war border and opening a new itialed the document in the spacious Hall of Columns era of improved relations of the Council of Ministers. By signing the treaty, Germany formally recognized The signing ceremony came less than a week after the border established 45 years ago on the Oder. German Chancellor Helmut Kohl met with Prime THURSDAY Neisse rivers and acknowledged its loss of its eastern Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki at the border in a move territories, which were ceded to Poland after World seen as a German concession that could boost Ma- War !! zowiecki's presidential bid against Solidarity trade The document has only three pages and contains union founder Lech Walem four articles. The articles confirm the final character" Kohl originally had insisted that the signing be held NUTE of the existing border, renounce any territorial claims after the Dec. 2 elections for the Bundestaig, Ger- by the parties and confirm their territorial integrity many's parliament, on the groundsthat a bordertreaty and sovereignty, could be signed only by the government of a united The Bonn government also has promised to make Germany. it easier for Poles to obtain visas to Germany, another The signing ceremony took less than two minutes. 9PM long-sought goal of the Polish government. Afterward, a sober Genscher held out his hand to his Poland previously signed normalization treaties smiling Polish counterpart as an audience of govern- with its former Eastern Bloc partner East Germany in ment ministers, including Mazowiecki, broke into 1950 and with West Germany in 1970. But Wednes- applause. day's treaty resolves once and for all the security The treaty is a portentous step by our peoples and question for Poles, whom for decades lived in fear that for Europe's future," Genscher said. "It is a manifes- another German army might march across the border tation of our responsibility for peace in Europe and tto claim pie-war land. has a historical and European dimension." Astronauts prepare to launch spy satellite CAPE CANAVERAL (UP) - ne Atlantis astro- orbiter to view and setting the stage for the start of nauts reviewed their secret flight plans and relaxed fuel loading about 10:30 an. Thursday. Wednesday as the shuttle's blacked-out countdown The exact launch time is secret - NASA will only ticked smoothly toward launch Thursday night to put say Atlantis scheduled to take off between 6:30 p.m a spy satellite into orbit. EST and 10:30 p.m. - but reliable sources have said Air Force meteorologists, who initially predicted a lift off is planned for 6:46 p.m. and that the shuttle 70 percent chance of a delay because of high winds can be launched as late as 8:12 p.m. if necessary. and rain, revised their forecast Wednesday and called The goal of the 37th shuttle mission also is classi- for a 60 percent chance of favorable weather at launch fied, but Atlantisefive-man all-military crew reportedly time Thursday. plans to deploy an advanced photo-reconnaissance Work at pad 39A proceeded smoothly into its Anal satellite that could be used to monitor military activi- hours Wednesday with no major problems that would ties in the Persian Gulf region. delay the seventh and last fully classified shuttle flight Atlantis' crew - commander Richard Covey, 44; planned by the Air Force and NASA ca-pilot Frank Culbertson, 41; Charles Gemar, 35; "Dhe weather has improved considerably," said Carl Meade, 39; and Robert Springer, 48 - spent the NASA spokeswoman Usa Malone. "We've only got a day Wednesday reviewing their flight plans, checking 40 percentchanceofa'no-go.'Asfarasthecountown outcrew equipment and generally relaxing. goes, itsvery smooth. We don't have any issues we're Ile five shuttle fliers, all active-duty military offi- tracking." cers, originallywer scheduled to take off in mid July, Engineers planned to roll a giant gantry away from but Atlantis was grounded after a critical fueling test Atlantis Wednesday afternoon, exposing the $2 billion June 29 when a hydrogen leak was detected.

Bad Business Frustatlon.? Advertise in The Independent Flondo AVt/gator. 376-4482 tHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1990, AlUJGATI,. 5 Survey: Engineers' salaries up, journalists' down By BETH REDFORD Engineering, said the future looks excellent Communications, said a surplus of gradu- cause the economy frequently fluctuates Alligator Writer for engineers. UF hopes to increase under- ates caused the journalism salary to de- "Ithink you have to feel like you're called graduate enrollment in engineering because crease. With more graduates than jobs to your profession or committed to it," Ter The future for engineering majors looks the world gets more technical every day, he available, companies don't have to pay as hune said. "You either live with the financial rosy, but journalism majors may find them- said. much, constraints that are there, or you change selves waiting tables after graduation. UF 'We have a difference of seven students Terhune said even the best journalism majors " administrators said. from last year in our undergraduate pro- students have trouble getting jobs today Junior Caroline Montanus analyzed the According tothe recentlyreleased"Salary gram," Bevis said. "We want to reverse the because slowdown in the economy caused salanes of journalism and public relations Survey" starting salaries for engineers in- trend and graduate more engineers than in "hiring freezes"at major newspapers personnel before choosing public relations creased slightly in the past year, and starting previous years. There's just a tremendous Bevissaid students should consider many as her major. pay for journalists fell opportunity for them.'" factors when choosing a career Starting "I looked at the salary of reporters and The survey was based on jobs offered to Although the number of engineering stu- salaries look attractive, but the more mature decided it was too low," Montanus said students graduating between Sept 1, 1989, dents decreased this year, the number of person plans for the future and looks at Salary is not a priority for educaon junior and Aug. 31, 1990. journalism students increased. salaries a few years down the road )ell Smith, who said she wants to "shape Herbert A. Bevis, professor and associate James L Terhune, professor and associ- Students should not base career choices the youth of America" despite teachers' dean for academic affairs at UF's College of ate dean of the College of Journalism and on financial concerns, Terhune said, be- traditionally small paychecks.

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Although Martinez asked Attorney General Bob Butter- Before the vote, however, NFL Commissioner Paul pro-lifer who threatened Flondians that unless they worth re-elected Gov. MartinezTampa would to launch a state-wide investigation against the Tagliabue threatened Arizona voters that if they de. lose this years group, Butterworth said such activities should be left up feated the referendum, he would take the necessary Super Bowl? What if Tagliabue supported ERA and to individual counties. Sort of leaves the issue open, does- steps to move the 1993 Super Bowl from Phoenix made a similar threat to the Florida Legislature co- n't it? Such a move would cost Phoenix an estimated $200 erring ERAs passage? Or what if Tagliabue didn' like $300 million in Super Bowl-related revenue Flonda's state bird? You get the picture. Register didn't arrest 2 Live Crew during their last Arizona's voters didn't take kindly to Taghabue's Yes, Taghabue's cause is noble. But so is that of decided Gainesville concert and we hope he repeats his silence. political extortion, and voters who had previously told the Unversay of Virginia football team, which pollsters they would vote for the referendum voted to boycott the Fiesta Bowl, also held in Arizona The again. st it The referendum failed last Wednesday distinction is that UVAs choice was made - far more prudently - as a protest, after Tuesday's vole Fair warning Martin Luther ing Jr. was a great Civil-nghts UVA is leader, and there's nothing the Arizona electorate exercising a right to expression. while Tagilabue exercised political coercion by fiat- an evil UF has been criticized for some of its campus asbes- could do to mar his legacy Whats really disturbing so atrocious that even a noble cause can't justify it tos removal, including allowing portions of the danger- here, though, is the dangerous precedent Tagliabue set - one that makes a mockery of Arefica's I gunss politics is everywhere, and if the NFL wants ous material to be exposed. But a new twist in the funda- to establish a pocy that Supe- Bowls can only be asbestos controversy came up a couple of weeks ago. mnental democratic tenet, that votes always should be cast free ofany coercion. This is theonly way to assure played in states that are poldcaiy correct" according Asbestos was removed from some sites in Dauer Hall, that the people's voice truly is heard. to Tagliabue's personal agenda, then it certainly can. But by the same but the work was done in self-contained areas that re- Tagliabue injected himself into local politics, at- toka,, Aauzna's voters can't be main closed-off until they pass safety inspections. tempting to replace citizens' critirlzed for collectivelyc telling Tajiabaue what they The offi- political agendas with his think of his policy. cials in charge of the project said they chose not to give ow, using "vote thiswy, or else.' tactics That's rxn and simple coercion. Ed Scala is a tihirdjar law smfdeSn, wi East ytar's a detailed warning about the removal because no one student body pmidis and ,.,d om lie FloridaBoard Think Af the nc$ IW)d . V7,t Toin4. , would come in contact with the areas. of Rasets in 198748. Some of the professors who work in Dauer Hall said they deserve to have been notified of the removal, SG shouldn't your tuition money for his Nov. 6 dren unable to continue their sym- We agree with them. Even if their offices aren't near speech. bolic act of struggle in front of the removal sites, they have the right to advance notice have hosted Rabin That is quite an amazing fee critical foreign news cameras when one looks closely so they can leave the building if they want. Edtor:The students at the Univer- at Rabin's I personally am outraged that After all, people have a right to be nervous ly of Florida oppose human-tights appalling resume, Henws Minister Student Government spends my when they violations in South of Defense for Israel during the first tuition money to bring a racist war hear about Mfica by sup. 2 1/2 asbestos being exposed near them. The insu- porting economic sanctions against years of the Intifada, the criminal to campus. As I was dis- lating material has been linked to various forms of can- that unarmed Palestinian uprising. Dur- country. 'ing liating literature on Mr. Rabin cer, and it is in many of UF's buildings. this Period, Israeli defense before These same students claim to forces reported that moe than 8W his speech, a young =9 be behind threw thbe flier I had given him at If asbestos removal isn't going to put anyone in dan- U.S. troops in Saudi Ma Palestinian civilians were ger, UF should put bin that ae fighting for an op- shot, me and said *As far as I'm can- the building occupants' minds at ease. gassed or beaten to death. Another cerned. Rabln can kill more of You pressed people by demanding that 60,000 were injured. Kuwait be restored as an inde- Rabin violated the Fourth Ge P"dent nation. At the same time, neva Convention Are the students at the Univer- aligatOr 1.7 million Palestinians by destroying Editor live under more than 400 sity of Florida wiping to condone a bantal Ismel occupation in the homes and Port- JU4 y A. Plunkett ing 90 people from their homeland Rabin's actions and the hate-mOf- Managing Editor West Back mid Gaa Strip. making him a war criminal gering attitudes he represents? Ar Opinions Editor lad of condemning by in- M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Realier this bNa- tenmatonal law. Ral, also can be they content to let their money be lint raist trflrsSon asins credited with the spet sponsoring torone, murder the ins,, instigation of Leson POWic the University of "Broken Bore?" policy in the occu- and destrucoun? If the answers to L a.W Vwi afdtr ~od W nosd 200 tc.w "e10 patioiP.) Troy MiulM- Fida uinhas to oneof the most pied teritories. these quesdons am yes, we hoe oexd. -wi -mi. They noa In efect, bbin or- . as .a.nd rwn , .&W. ow! whn.ie tyiitl paama of this o- dered that the arms of any child given up a lot more than $15,000. two ttaulS aa tS t 3lM. caught throwing stones saup ernmnt paid at least $15,000 of be imme. sand diately broken to render these chil 4tl THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1990. ALLIGADR. 7 ATHLETES unsatisfactory academic records, from page 1 extra remedial courses may put them over 80 hours before they he said. finish mandatory classes, Denslow "We would worry if we heard that said the athletes were not taking He said throwing in the compe- courses that lead to a major," tition from community college stu- Denslow said. "What would be re- dents, who are guaranteed ally bad is if the University was admission to Florida public univer- Ciaiborne exploiting the athletes sities, also can push athletes out of I would be worried about the spots in upper-division colleges athlete who is not Emmilt Smith," "It's not fair to all our native Denslow said he also wondered students, including the athletes," how'UF should protect some ath- Denslow said, letes from the 80-hour rule, which Professor Jones said part of for men. requires students to be admitted to today's task force meeting at the a UF college by the time they've Norman Hall conference room is completed 80 credit hours. closed to the press because the For athletes admitted to UF with records of specific student-athletes will be discussed. Pulling

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"Convulsion." begins with the Skinny Puppy has opened Pandora's box, revealing sample that appeared at the beginning of the article, much of the darker side of humanity. The band runs which leads into Ogre's unnerving chants. The track the razor's edge between the terror of reality and comes to the end of its seizure with another sample imagination, often blurring the two. - "He sure is intensely. extremely, terribly uncom Some feel that Skinny Puppy's music reflects a sort fortable" - as Ogre shrieks "Sure . all . right" in of skewed personal insanity, apparent In the band's the background. Such dark humor sets the mood for stream of-consciousness lyrics and pounding, relent- the remainder of the album. less rhythms. Skinny Puppy's bizarre samples have The first single. iTormentor. Is the most accesible ranged from fragments of Charles Manson reciting track. A lyrical sample. mental shock/ distiibed lines from the Beatles' Helter Skelter" to bits from thoughts rotting/ relentless and leaning." A Clockwork Orange and Bugs Bunny cartoons Other cuts, such as dMorpheus Laughing." recall However - to paraphrase Shakespeare - there is VlVlsectV1 and Rabies themes. *All experiments prove method in this madness. Skinny Puppy is the dis' not need/ the well-established greed/ and pain turbing voice of a technological society run amok and KEVIN WESTENBERG inflicted on the animal model/ still nothing." driven to the brink by a frightful Frankenstein mon- Skinny Puppy promises a show stranger than anything Another outstanding cut. 'Nature's Revenge. is a ster of its own creation. you've ever imagined dark, moody piece about misdirected lives It ends Some would dismiss them as just another "indus- eerily with some lines from "Blade Runner. Scared? trialm band, a term originally used to describe bands gargles with hydrochloric acid every morning. . You really are? like Throbbing Gristle. SPK and Einstuerzende Neu- of the band 1988's VIVIsectVI. revealed a new side Too Dark Park ends as powerfully as it begins with bauten industrial" has come to refer to any band political in tone and as it was both more overtly that churns into a with heavy percussion. such as Front 242. Nitzer Ebb .Reclamation,o an instrumental rougher around the edges than previous albums fury of noise and ends abruptly with an atomic blast and Nine Inch Nails. While Skinny Puppy had dealt with themes in the followed by a howling wind. That moniker no longer has any value says Skinny past ranging from drug abuse to religion, the band Puppy's keyboardist Cevin Key. "There's no sense in One might expect a band so deep in silicon chips devoted VlVlsectVI In part to voicing its concerns and software to put on a show with people pushing labeling something that doesn't exist anymore. We're about vivisection (surgically operating on live animals way past 'post-industrial 'The thing that's buttons, the obligatory smoke machine and a light happening to further scientific knowledge). now is a direct result of the inspiration of the lot of show. In short, a real bomb. all those things. We've come to terms with the digital Rabies, released in 1989. was a radical departure Think again. Live Skinny Puppy is gripping, often era, the computer-language world - from everything they had done before, partly due to almost terrifying. confrontational performance art Listening to Too Dark Park is in many ways like the influence of Chicago noise-terrorist producer Al centered around music. The band's shows incorpo- looking at yourself in a fun -house mirror where Jourgensen. The album was less synthesized and rate many multi-media effects and tend to reflect the everything is out of sorts, twisted and misshapen. In heavier on guitars. Rabies also dealt with a number band's 'addiction" to horror films. Expect to step into this way. Key says. the album is a "regurgitation of of controversial subjects like the Exxon Valdez oil something like a Clive Barker movie - fear. blood. the world . It's reflecting what we take in as human spill on iHexonxonx" and the student uprising in guts and all Tiananmen Square on In Omen." beings . back to the world from which it came." Skinny Puppy has Its own advice: 'Be prepared to Too Dark Park is Skinny Puppy's seventh "reflec- According to Key. 'there are some pure Puppy enter a world stranger than you have ever imagined " tion" since Its 1984 debut. Remission. On much of moments (on Rabies) but . It was like a holiday for Skinny Puppy will bring its fright show to Central the band's early work. Bites in particular. the music everybody . like going to the beach with all the kids." 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Various Artists thingss - Red lot and Blue 7rn And The Thompson Twins deliver the album s The songs of (ole Porter eptoni/ed wit and sophis highlight with their hilarious. droll cover ot 'Who tication Lor a genci atio of must( lovers Show ased Wants To Be A Millhonaire?" (Who wants to be I I landmark musicals like Ajthing Goes and Kiss millionaire/ I don't / Have flashy flunkeys e try Me Kate. they set a iarvelous stanlaid that few where?/ I don't/ Who wants the bother of a countryv composers even attempt to match estate?/ A country estate is something I'd hate -) This album is a tribute to Porters enduring legacy. A siring of other fine performances and lavish as well as an at tempt to raise money and awareness packaging Tanke Red. Hot and Blue an unqualified about AIDS It's a liting choice for Iwo reasons First. success It will be accompanied by a television special Porter's (ties about love are whimsical. pointed and airing on World AIDS Awareness Day Dec I that will a bracing antidote showcase music videos of these songs directed by But good intentions don't guarantee a good album. some of the top directors around as anyone who has listened to We Are The World BY MICHAEL GItTZ recently will attest happily, Red, Hot and Blue Is a thoroughly entertaining marriage of pop musicians and Porter's standardis The approaches or these artists tail into two camps styx - those who tackle the songs in a modern or Edge of the Century and those who use Porter's lyrics traditional selling. Five tracks into Edge of the Century - the first and melodies as a starting polnt (for their own studio effort from Styx in seven years - everything improvisation starts to make sense At first. It's all a little frustrat The more successful of the former inltide k.d lang, ing. because for the first 20 minutes of this very who aches and means her way through "So In Love really?" and 'Tell me more uneven album. nothing sounds at all like Styx with convincing pain and David Byrne, who turns Debbie Harry and lgfl Pop trash their way Into OK, two of the more hyperactive numbers - the Don't Fence Me i' Into a pounding, pulsating "Well Did You Evah w;ith delicious abandon, and album's first single. "Love Is the Ritual," and the title declaration of freedom. Tomn Waits growls and rasps ItsE All Right With Me " track - sound a little like the group's last disastrous Of the latter. Neneh Cherry and The Jungle Broth' By all rights, his tortured vocals should have slipped single, "Music Time.* from Caught in theAcc, but they Ir use 've Got You Under My Skin" and "1 Get A Into self-parody by now But the jungle-like grunts don't sound like the Styx we'd expect. Kick" respectively to make explicit warnings about and groans that provide the arrangement for 'It's All By the fifth track, the acoustic, almost a capella the dangers (it sex without a condom Cherry's song RighC are so amusing that it works yet again -All in a Day's Work." we see that these songs aren't is especially effective when it turns Porter's couplet, Not every song is so successful Annie Lennox's supposed to This 1Ith album from the age-old band 'Use your mentality/ Wake up to reallty- into good sweetly dull version of Everytinie We Say Goodbye is a deliberate departure It's a conscious turn into advice, slows things down, U2's smoky, mysterious take on more than one sound and a random collection of But because of the great humor in Cole Porter's Night and Day" is good enough, but it's certain to routine songs aimed at the broadest possible market songs. the most enjoyable versions here are also the gain more of an edge when performed live, And Aztec Looking back at the group's earlier work, it's hard funniest The Fine Young Cannibals deliver a Camera's; Holiday Inn jazz framing for Do I Love You' to believe it's been 10 years since ParadiseTheatre stripped-down. funky version of "Love For Sale." the is a tepid finale That album, which marked Styx's peak as a commer- story of a prostitute As Roland Gift soars through But the hits far outshine the misses "Miss Otis cial titan of 70s album-oriented rock, took us all by lines like. 'Love for sale/ Appetizing young love for Regrets." the story of a spurned lover who murders surprise with its socially conscious look at a reces !ale/ Love that's fresh and still unspoiled/ Love that's in broad daylight simply isn't a very good song But sion-plagued America. It was an admirable and sue only slightly soiled.0 a sassy woman in the back- Kirsty Ma~l and The Pogues have great fun pairing cessful step into the 'SOs. and It's the last bit of solid ground keeps interrupting with comments like. "Oh it up with the classic kiss-off, work that Styx may ever claim.

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Hindu Low Gods Hindu Love Gods Maybe it's something in the air. But loose rock'n'roll is a hot item this fall Between Nell Young's guitar rampage on Ragged Glory and the release of yet another live Grateful Dead album, the members of the Hindu Love Gods picked a One time to release their 1987 unrehearsed recording sessions. But who the hell are the Hindu Love Gods? Take Peter Buck. Mike Mills and Bill Berry from R.E.M., add musician Warren Zevon, stir in a touch of blues covers, and there you go. It's loose, it's fun and it's definitely different. Sorry. folks. You won't find any The most obvious problem with the group's new original songs. The Love Gods cover tunes from old The best track by far is the cover of Prince's album is Its new member. Glen Burtnick (also Shaws bluesmen like Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon and Raspberry Beret," on which the guitar rhythms most replacement). In his acoustic ballad. Burtnick prove. contemporary artists like Prince and the Georgia closely resemble R.E.M The cover of Woody Guthrie's he can muster Shaw's wistful tenor, which will be Satellites. -Vigilante Man" fares well with Buck's echo-like and Zevon's American Old West harmonica convenient when Styx tours and plays Shaw stand- Zevon's low voice doesn't vary from song to song. guitar song, ards like "Blue Collar Man" and "Too Much Time on but it's funny to hear him try. His guitar playing When the Love Gods incoherently end the Mills asks. "isthat the end?' My Hands." But Burtnick's own style, clear on songs especially on oMannish Boy." scratches and whine. bassist Mike like "Love Is a Ritual" and the title song, is simply like Jimmy Page. Guitarist Peter Buck isn't drowned too pumped-up. out, but his playing is reduced to rhythm roles on 'it is nowlf Zevon and Buck reply. most of the songs. Edge of the Century does boast a few bright mo- Hindu Love Gods kicks off with the one-two punch It's great to hear an album with no real point. Hindu ments. Burtnick and DeYoung look at a lonely young of two Robert Johnson covers - "Walkin' Blues' and Love Gods show how Warren Zevon and members of woman in *All in a Day's Work." "Turning pages while 1Travelin' Riverside Blues. Zevon sings the latter R.E.M had some fun in the studio back in '87 The the memories pass/ Familiar faces from her senior with full force, making the lyrics about phallic refer album is nothing like what either Zevon or R.E.M. class/ How the years go by when it's all in a day's ences of lemons all the better. Drummer Bill Berry has done before I don't know It's got to be something work." DeYoung always could turn trite romance into grabs the spotlight on Robert Shads "Junko Pard- in the air. stirring anthems, and 'Back to Chicago" Is no excep- ner.* a song that will get anyone's feet a-stompin'. BY BRAD MISLOW

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BY S. HEALY Thursday. Oct 18. 11.31 p.m. As Hetch Hetchy winds its way through its last few songs. Club Gravity is packed. When the band finishes. a large percentage of the crowd files outside to get some fresh air or around the corner to Rev. But shortly after midnight. the club is packed again as NDolphin prepares to play. Now you may be asking. 'What's Club Gravity?" Well. its a dance club/bar, and it's just around the corner from Rev at 15 N. Main Gravity opened Sept 14 The bar's inside is painted midnight blue and black, with golden-colored pillars running down the middle of the almost perfectly square establishment. The tables are pale wood topped with black and white tile. The surrounding art looks like the infusion of a canned progressive bar with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics Gravity's owners, Jay Cousino. who graduated from UF last spring, and David Spencer. a UF student taking the semester off to open the bar, proudly say. 'We fixed it up ourselves." River Phoenix and the rest of Aleka's Attic as well as drummer Josh Green's father. Ken Green. helped build the stage. All of Gravity's employees lent a helping hand during the bar's pre-opening stage Jessica Hehr. a Thursday night bartender, did the artwork for Gravity's ads, signs and T-shirts. Cousino says Gravity will find its niche in Gaines- ville's bar scene because all the bars (in this area) seem to have a certain night." TERRY TOWERY Gravity is apparently trying for Thursday. In the The TONE UNKNOWN is one of many stellar local bands to stomp on Gravity's stage. six weeks since the bar opened. Aleka's Attic, Hetch Hetchy. the Tone Unknown. Mutley Chix, The He seems to be right. Gravity has packed the house in other local clubs. Snan Bane. Subject, Tongues of Ecstasy. Youngies, on Thursday nights with little advertising. Nomadic Orphans, Piewackit and NDolphin-all have The biggest problem is that Thursday seems to be played Gravity on Thursday nights. Gravity Is more than just another venue for bands the bar's only big night. So Gravity is experimenting It may seem surprising that a new bar is able to to play. Audiences would be hard pressed to find a with a number of different things. On Tuesdays. DJ book some of Gainesville's most notable bands so spot where the band isn't in good view. Although Jonas (formerly The Big Buddha) spins what flyers soon after opening, but Spencer isn't surprised at Gravity Is an 18-and-older bar, the crowd isn't bill as 'industrial-slash-hardcore-(slash wrist) and, all While doing some research on the probability of predominantly younger college students. best of all, no house (music).* During other early successfully opening a bar in Gainesville, he spoke The clientele can best be described as a melting week nights. Gravity is available for private parties with members of NDolphin and the Tone Unknown pot. There are both younger and older college stu- As for Friday and Saturday nights. the DJ plays and discovered that bands are always looking for dents, as well as a significant representation of mostly alternative music. Cousino and Spencer are somewhere to play. Gainesville's *flower power" types donning full '60s considering regularly booking bands on the week 'There seems to be room for someplace else besides garb. For bands, Gravity's mammoth stage provides ends because they have had the most success with the Hardback and Rev," Spencer theorizes. some breathing room, unlike the small risers common live music.

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ANYTHINGHIl JUST MAKE IT LOUDDDDIfl BY NICOLE NEED When asked why he chose his VAX name, liberal arts senior Matt Terrill fingers the shiny ankh - an Click, click. mmmmmmm . BEEPelick. clickity Egyptian sign for life - hanging from a gold chain click click BEEP mmmmmmmmmmmmm . around his neck. Beneath the dull beige walls and the cold grayish- 'When I was in high school, I got into playing blue computers of the PC lab. you wouldn't expect adventure games, and that's where I learned about to find much life, love or laughs. ankhs.' he says. "Egyptian art intrigues me But here at UF's Center for Instructional Research Now Terrill's friends know him as Ankh, creator of Computing Activities . . clickety click . you will. GrafVax. GrafVAX is a system that allows users to You'll find a weird subculture, an underground draw on the computer screen. and it includes a network built by students and run by students that gallery where 120-odd designs are stored entertains students 24 hours a day. The system was By editing the gallery. Ankh ensures the entries built through a computer mainframe called VAX, are tasteful He has turned down only one entry since located in the Computer Science and Engineering he created GraiVax more than a year ago. It was a building on campus, and it's free to students. sign reading 'EAT SHIT - The players call themselves VAXers. They all have I just turned it down because it wasn't creative handles, much like CBers. but was rude." he says Andrew Wenzel is a UF telecommunication produc- So what is the big attraction for students to speak tion junior who has been VAXIng for two years. Once Co to people they can't see? VAXers agree that it Is easier you meet him, you understand his VAX name by the for them to talk to people through the terminal color of his hair - Red. because it alleviates some social pressure. but it is But there is also Blue, Pink. Grim Reaper, Skates. more than that. Lady Strange and hundreds of others. There is a mystery behind speaking to a faceless VAXers talk to each other directly through the person. Getting to know someone intimately without CIRCA terminals on campus or on home computers. actually meeting them face to face is interesting They debate. create stories and games and relay The board is used for frank. often funny sex talks. "We're all, in a way, a bunch of strangers. but we messages around the world. know each other well.* Daedelus says but sometimes it gets explicit. Anyone can start a channel or operate one. Red And meeting people after getting to know them is "One user used to take a Victorian porn novel and says. Once you gain control. you can steer the fun, says Ankh, who met his most recent girlfriend four discussion and even kick people off the line. post excerpts from it. says Red. scrolling through VAXing. screens down. The lines of type careen past until he The most popular channel on the VAX is Manly's .We didn't actually meet in person for 2 or 3 days,' lifts his finger. The screen reads: Bulletin Board Service. MBBS was the brainchild of he says. "We just talked on the terminal. Then, one She reaches up. puts her hand across the back of Kevin McCuller. aka Monty, who began collaborating day we decided to meet for a blind lunch date - your neck, pulls you close, looks you in the eye and with other students four years ago to create It. Last Ankh has worked as a BASIC consultant in the says, *Now!' year, upon graduation. Monty bequeathed the pro' CIRCA lab for four years and has VAXed just as long. gram to a co-author. On the Philosophy board, users discuss intangible, He says the VAXers he's met through talking on the Now liberal arts Junior Chris Kotacka, aka ARCH. thought-provoking topics. There is a David Ietter- terminal have become his social circle. operates and maintains the twelve boards of MBBS. man-style top-Ia board, a Manly/Bashing board, a it's definitely a social group," he says. *There's The subjects vary. Some are funny; some are nasty; Story board, a Shorts/Sports board and a WVAX nothing formal about I. some are Strange. Radio board where the operator plays DJ. VAXers hang out together. Ankh says. just like any The Brothel is a slave board where VAXers are Gooooood nooring. 11711 othercommon-interest group on campus ButVAXers bought and sold. Not for money, of course (we all Hello out there in Gatorland. This is the Adrian include a wide range of student types with a large know how poor college students are), but for bids of Crom hour and I'll be taking requests. Here is a variety of majors. anything Imaginable: a solar-powered flashlight, the long-distance call from Saudi Arabia You're on the 'it seems like the only thing we have in common use of Dad's credit cards. Suwannee Swiftee Pink air. Who l this? is the VAX,- Ankh says. adding that the group does Hormone LIquid, fully motorized watermelons. Get HELLOI I'M BOB. more than speak to each other on the VAX. the picture? What do you do. Bob? 'We've gone caving and even skating once If you Manly's Sex Emporium board I what the name I'M IN ARTILLERYIIII get enough people involved, it becomes a VAX event.' implies. Anything goes on this board. What would you like to hear. Bob? Logout: clicir. click. clickBEEP*,

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THIS/NEXT UF-FSU Student Tickets WEEK Go On Sale Nov. 20 Student tickets to the Florida-Florida State game in Tallahassee on Dec 1 will go TODAY on sale Tuesday, Nov 20 STUDIES COLLO- continue until LATIN AMERICAN Ticket sales will begin at 9 a m. at the Gate 13 ticket window and QUIUM, Socialimplications in Mexico 4:30 p.m., or until the student allotment is sold out Tickets will be sold on a first- secoco u o~acc dan c Oscat5.vness 355 of a Bilateral Free Trade Agreement with come, hirst-served basis. political science Students must present a student season the United States," by Up mnc ale o "P p O~es an 'fhlcrat ini o c to Only 1500 student tickets are available. 376 ;ludemls ticuty afd slati Ca 392 GlI N la I'ocen Each person in line can purchase Steven Sanderson, noon, football card, validated fee card and icture L.D professorGrinter Hall. ticket, which costs $18 (cash only) A spouse card does NOT buy only one student SUMMER STUDY IN GREECE nfo ses- an additional ticket. Lost or stolen tickets cannot be replaced. to line up early must sion, led by UF associate professor of Camping outside of Gate l3is rohibited. Students desiring ad- open at 7 a.m., and students will be seated classics and foreign study academic do so insethe stadium Gate 14 will visor Karelisa Hartigan, 4 p m., 203 Lit- By Dec. 1 will be available A pply beginning at row 33. Restrooms and public telephones tle Hall. HUMANITIES COUNCIL LECTURE, ForStpeptlmy Legislative appy now thor lrd "Perceptionsof Islam inthe West by Up Department of Relion Chairmen Aziu Intern Program John Grigsby Named Interim Nanji, 7:30 p m.n Tomas Center, 302 N.E. 6th Avenue. UNIVERSITY JAZZ BANDS concert, House of Reprnentatives 1991-92 Leosn Chair Of Music Department directed by Gary Langford, 8:15 p.m., lathe Staff ternship program, which John Grigby, professor and assistant Universi Auditorium. allows participation in legislative and chairman in U Department of Music, FLORIDA PLAYERS' OPENING of public policy formation for 35 graduate has been named interim chairman of the Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Ven- students JOHN department by the dean of the College of GRIGSBY ice," 8:15 p.m., Constans Theatre, con- Interns combine academic study and at Fine Arts effective immediately, and from least 20 hours per week of legislative joined tinues July through Nov. 17 Grigsby succeeds Professor and Chair- UP. Nov. 27 hough Dec. 1. Tickets, free to research training and are appointed for a man Joel Stegall, who left UF in August 12-month period beginning Au ust 15, Musik UP students and $6.50 forgeneral public, 1991 The send is $90E monthly and to become vice resident for academic af- Faculty available at University Box Office in Reitz pays up to 36hours of coursework, fairs at Shenandoah College and Conser- In 1967 Union, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. vatory in Winchester, Virginia. Students from all majors will be con- FRIDAY sidered. Applicants must meet the follow- si 9111zr7,as 17,asbee drecor amsc f coral poamraU activities UF FACULTY CLUB wine and cheese ing requirements. from 1974 to 1988, and has served as assis- Grlasby, a vocalist and specialist in tasting party, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at . Must be a Florida resident or attending tnt chair since 1988. 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Applications are available from Dean End-Of-Semester Computer Classes OPENING RECEPTION for "Seductive James Scott, Office for Student Services, Up's Center for Instructional and Research Computing Activities Isoffering non-credit Deceptions: The Theatrical Image," 129 Tigert Hall, and from Gail Albritton, computer classes for students during fall term. The classes meet in the CIRCA microcom- features new directions in photography, Pro ram Administrator, 317-A The puter XT lab in 211 Computer Sciences and Engineering Building. Each class is limited 8 p.m., University Gallery, SW. 13th St Capt, Tallahassee, Fl, 32399-1300, or to 22 students and will provide hands-on experience on IBM /XT computers. Continues through Dec. 16, 10 a.m. to 8 call (904) 47-2390. All applications must Class admission tickets, which cost $15, are available from the University Box Office p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednes- be mailed to Albritton's office by Dec. 1 from 9:30 am, to 4p.m. weekday. 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Aed trs is free and open to the public, include UP include the first at 8 p.m. In 105 Fine Aft Building B. aI7oa Nifty in the basnt of Tipint Hald. conear Vice Presdent for Student Affirs Art for icul n Steinbach, the author of novels Zrn Sandeen, Southern Methodist Uilvs- rm sOfne poeeel and ccain- and Here Les the Water, writes about con- iS be on band to students temporary women m a number Vke President for Student Affairs Jim and the deskrabii ? %n t of voices el, Noetheiaern University Dean of wf mgklran. and a number of stle. The reading, tel ad. flc t The is Students Karen Rlaa and Occidental Col- open to UP staff and t. Sudn wflhabodawmm sponsored by the eEnshpa M cV a 3eaAsers Ofi, inent, is free and open to the public. lege President John Slaughter. is.UnIIisFeManEqualOWlnkyfAffrml.stAdieoInstituon . fThURSDAY NOVFMNhER IS. 1990.APPLAUSE;9 DURSE THOSE ZANY I ENDS

and Costello meet Dracula ' They're 'Gothic" With Bauhat esque white some other so called "alternative" just too goofy to be taken seriously face paint and song titles like -R I ' bands have done Nik Fiend says he How frighteningwould the Munsters be Dead and Buried" and "Haunted intends to continue making music on if Herman sang, Lilly played keyboards, House," one would expect it to be his own terms with complete artistic Grandpa the guitar and Eddie serious. gloom-and doom band But control Otherwise. he says. he might e~ thrashed about on drums? one listen to tracks like -Burger Bar as well get "a real job " All right, that would be pretty scary Baby' from the new album. Curse. and Fiend began writing music as a way 4 Since 1982, the Fiends, composed of one realizes just how silly this band to have something to listen to while he the Fiend Clan of Nik Fiend. Mrs. Fiend really is painted. He has done much of the art (I'm not making this up), Rat Fink Jr. Real silly' Comes from Venus/ Or is for Allen Sex Fiend's many album cov- and Dr Milton, have been cooking up It Mars?/ She's really big/ When you're ers Like his music, Fiends's artwork. their own brew of circus dementia that talkin' bras /Burger bar baby/ With much of which has been displayed in defies labeling. the big boobie - galleries throughout the United King- They've been called a dance band" Not that 'silly is a trait that a band dom, was conceived in the realm of but they have used guttural. rattling would want to avoid entirely Not when comic book anti-heroes on the sets of guitars, most notably on 01 Walk the you make acareerout it If the Fiends tacky horror movies Line" and other early albums. have been serious. it's been in pumping Fiend says the band didn't really They've also been called an 'indus- out albums with such regularity that have conscious. clear-cui goals with trial" band - who hasn't ? - but there you can set a watch by it Beginning its early works as some new bands is a good deal of lyricism in Alien Sex with Who's Been Sleeptng In My Brain?. often do "I wasn't aware of what we Fiend's music without the mind- Alien Sex Fiend has put out a new were doing," he says. referring to Allen smashing raw noise, percussion or at- album every year since It began Sex Fiend's emergence from one of titude The band has been surprisingly suc London's sleaziest nightclubs. the Bat Nik Fiend says that he's tired of the cessful both in Europe and the United cave, In 1983. music Industry's insipid categoriza- States - each of its releases hit the The tour for the new album promises KEVIN WESTENBERG tions. *I don't like being a part of Top 10 in England - despite the fact to be a two-and-a half hour extrava- Look at that makeup. Check out the hair. somebody's movement. I've decided to that it has received virtually no radio ganza of the bizarre do me own thing." he says with a Psycho lives again. airplayexcepton a handfulof college Alien Sex Fiend brings ghoulish Cockney accent. stations, They do have catchy songs goofiness to Central City on Nov. 27 Call them pop/rock* just to be on that keep your legs in motion. Tickets arc $7 in advance and are avail BY CHRISTIAN FINFHAUSEN the safe side. Though Alien Sex Fiend has a long able at Central City. Ticket Master out- Still, to add yet another comparative resume to its credit, the band has never lets, Schoolkids* Records and Vamp Britain's Alien Sex Fiend are like sticker to the group. Allen Sex Fiend ventured onto the higher plateau of Combo tickets for both Skinny Puppy Hollywood monsters - like in 'Abbott does seem to be. at first. highly multi-national record companies as and Alien Sex Fiend are $18

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- THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 990, APPLAUSE, 11 m-mmm--mm--mmm----mNOW PL AYIN -mmMMMmmmmmmmmm leave viewers wondering for hours what trations of her thoughts about life The townspeople's yearning for Roxy stems the films mean. With a film like Jacob's film is set in Clyde. Ohio, a town fever- from their need to have something to Ladder. it's just as easy to blow it off Ishly preparing for the arrival of Roxy do Most significant is Dinky's desire as it is to try to search for the nonex Carmichael, a woman who apparently for Roxy. the woman Dinky feels she istent answers to its many questions. has made it big in Hollywood after will be able to turn to for refuge. BY DAN O'CONNELL leaving town 15 years before. Some moviegoers might think direc One of the movie's funny aspects Is tor Jim Abrahams' presentation of the that Roxy is revered as the town's hero. townspeople is too dumb to be accepted *** WekCom HoM, Roxy Carmichael although none of the townspeople is as satire Some may wonder how sure exactly what she has done to Lachfield Dinky's parents. after spending much N VV Near the beginning of Welcome home, become a star. Although many of the of the film trying to send Dinky to a Roxy Carmichael. Deton Webb (Jeff citizens are unrealistically goofy. they school for social misfits. suddenly come 6 Daniels) explains to Dinky Bassetti (Wi- are never too goofy to be enjoyed. to the realization that thier daughter is W nona Ryder) that soon-to-be-returning Though funny at times, this film pro- a good kid who's a little 'different," town legend Roxy Carmichael's favorite vokes more thought than laughter. "It's Ryder and Daniels offer enjoyable A leinift. flowers are dandelions because they're good to want something.2 Dinky says. performances. and Abrahams does a wild and don't care where they live. "Me denying a kiss to a would-be boyfriend. wonderful job of getting the audience tool Dinky seems to scream in her head This movie Is about wanting and ac- to share the town's anticipation for as Deton answers her questions about cepting that some things can't be had. Roxy's arrival. Welcome Home, Roxy DON SMUTIER he woman he loved 15 years ago. Deton Webb loses his family because Carmichael makes for good waiting. Dean Webb (Jeff Daniels) wants the one Ryder plays a free-thinking, off-beat. he can't stop wanting the woman he BY GREG KAPPY he can t have, and it's driving raggedy-but-campily-clad teenager never stopped loving. Dinky's parents him mad whose words are often axiomatic illus- want their child to be "normal. The ratings based on four star scale in Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael *mmww"''"" KAN PIE. The Board of Directors of Campus Communications, Inc. lamua.sna publisher of u ~mimssem en cu g Any Lunch Special the independen florida $loff Ilitossinl Good Only Thur 11'15 Photo 1728W.Umv. AV.37&l667 I n a I Hour FlashiL Photos announces the opening for Galor Photo Alligator of the position ByU versityCopy . ~Advertising Editor (Spring and Summer A Terms) and Managing Editor (Spring Term)

Round I rAtmv*tfi Applications for these paid positions are available at the Alligator Classified Advertising New ON T1 desk in the lobby at l105 W. University Ave, from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through London $18 Friday. Applications must be retumed to die same desk prior to noon. Monday, November PdS& $30 19. wein 550 Mangkong84 THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE DEADLINE Interviews and selection by the Board of Tokyo 759 Directors will be held at a meeting open to the public, Sunday, December 2, 1990, Stenm rFiaty Pawes beginning at I p.m. Applicants must be present at that time to be considered for the Fare t 'n.u yPp, will be held at the Aligator offices. Applicants must be k'S td m0 position. The meeting rnmonM SI~dft &T.ww. degwe-seeking college or university students Strong preference will be given to candidates EURAIL PASSES SUED ON having Alligator experience. M EPOTI Ifwhat happened on your inde happened an your outside, MENg would stil smoke? The Alligator is an Equal you Opportuntly/AffirmathIe NOW 5. THE GREAT AMEIICAN SKEOUT.| Action Employer Bad Business Frustration? 9 Ca Adverlise in The Independent Flonda Everyone Notices Aligataor 376-4482 t F -::I afor; Classlecial p t1*1 I f. , 1 .-1I. t I t .**t 1 I, I P1- .1 , . .1 1 . 1 12,APPlAUSE,THURSDAYNOVEMBERiS, I9

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La Boheme - , Brown Derby Snuffy's Restaurant Serving you the food of life We serve Capt'n Louie's Galley We know how particular you are about Persian food at its finest-mannated and Lounge Leonardo's 706 A Gainesville tradition for over 40 your steaks, that, why we only serve 1017 W UnT Ave 376-8899 Chicken and Beef Kabobs, Tabbouli, Experience the Renaissance, progres- years-serving the finest in seafood steaks that are fresh cut, never frozen Caribbean pub atmosphere with gour- sive pastas and fresh fish In an Salad. Vegetarian Dishes, Authentic alterna and chicken with the best salad bar and and broIed exactly y the way you order met burgers, steaks, chicken teryaki, live atmosphere Offering Thai Persian Desserts and much more Lo- buffer in town For the diet conscious, Our Prime Rib i% a specialty of the baby back nbs, seafood, salads, sand- Chicken, Cajun Shrimp, Gorganzola cated downtown inside the Sun Center house with different cuts to satisfy Mail, 101 SE 2nd Place, next to the Hip- we provide many grilled and bro d wiches, and New England clam chow- Alfredo,Shrlp Pesto&California and menu item' This week's special every appetite Seafood lovers wdil feel der Relax and enjoy your favorite Chicago Style Pizzas DaVind's de- podrome, 375-6612 Open for lunch right at home with a large and varied and dinner, Monday through Satur- Grilleddolphln 309INWl3tltStaaosa cocktail in our casually elegant lounge light Afterwards enjoy homemade front Krispy Kreme selection to choose from Dinners come Open (M-Thus), 130 am-Midnight, desserts, espresso, cappudcfno & a ter- day Catering available for any occa- complete with our fabulous Super (Fri &Set), 1130 am-2 am, (Sun), 6pm- ifwine eist Kevin Curtin chef S.-Th. aim" Salad Table, your choice of potato and 11 pm Happy Hour 3-7 pm MC, Visa 7 5-10 pm & Fri & Sat 5-11 pm 7106 W over baked bread From 5 to p m join & Am X Univ Ave 378-2001 your friends for the Best Happy Ilour LaFitte's Seafood & in town Enpy reduced price cocktails Raw Bar plus complimentary hot and cold chef selected IHrs d' Oeuvres Banquet fa- The Market Street Pub Downtown on the square 11 SE 1st ciltnes available Most major credit Enjoy fresh handcrafted import style Ave 372.9928 Forn0yearsofferingthe Original Pizza Palace best seafood in Gainesville Blackened, cards accepted Re-ervations not The kind of place your friends would beers in a ovial English pub Live n- needed but for parties of six or more, tertainment Fri, Sat evenings - No Broiled, and Grilled. . Seafood Pastas, J's Restaurant tell you about Homemade pasta, frnh Bar-B-Que Shrimp, Tuna, Caviar, Oys- please call 373-(088 5220 S W 13th St' baked lsagna & sauces made toorder cover 120SW 1st Ave 377-2927 Lunch ust south of Williton Rd Chinese food delivery, 5-9 pm, lunch and dinner daily ters, Steak, Chicken and Quail Try our It-230, dinner 5-9 pm every dayexcept Open every day at5pm Cornerof NW new Italian Spedalties Nightly fresh Tues night Only a block to campus 23rd Ave and 6th S, 372-1546 The Mill Bakery, seafood. Every Monday night All the Cafe Risqui 1225W Univ Ave. Chef 110 yrs exp Garlic, Mustard, Maryland Style Crabs "DARINGLY CLOSE TO iNDENC- 372-6666 Eatery & Brewery You Can Eat! Lunch M-F 11-3 Dinner Full Bar, fresh brewed beer. Drink ENCY For lades&gentlemen A full Spe. M-Sun Now taking reervations, daIs 4-7 daily Expanded Patio with service 24 hr restaurant featuring the live entertainment Wedi-Satl night. begt burgers, from plain to gourmet, Oaks Mal Paza, 331 -10 Scully's Seafood Place Buffalo hot wings, steak & cheese subs Whymake your wallet suffer when you and a varety of full course meals, in- Murphy's Pub have a desire for Seafoods Scuily's of- cluding sir-frycheken, salisbury steak Philosophy Store Ashley's Mexican and Dily Special fam plenty of quality seafood such as & fried shrimp PLUS Cafe Risque Bookstore & Coffeehouse, 3460 W Dell Sandwiches & Ice Cold Beer Crab Legs, Grouper, Catfish, Shrimp, servesyoua wonderfulbreakfasi24hirs American Restaurant Billiards, Darts and Video Games Univ Ave 378-6370 In the tradition of Butler Pazn 375-4064 Jumbo Margari- Scallops, Clams and Stuffed Crab at a day by a TOPLESS waitress FEA- bookstores & coffeehouses of the 18th Happy Hour 4-7 daily. Live enterin- prices you can afford Non-seafood TURING BEAUTIFUL NUDE FE- tas are our specialty Open 7 days a ment 7-11 pid Open Mike Nite & Fea- & 19th centuries Gourmet coffee, by week Monday thru Saturday 11 am- items also available Lobster night MALE DANCERS FOR YOUR VIEW- the bean tured Artists-every Friday Mon - or by thebrew Espresso, Cap- 1.15 am and Sunday from I pm-10 15 every Tuesday night Casual atmno- ING & DINING PLEASUREi There is puccino, S numerous exotic coffees Thur. llam-l2pn Fri-Sat anm-lam. sphere Open for lunch weekdays from no cover charge after I p on Sun & pan Happy Hour daily I1I am-6 pun from the world over Many varieties of NW 34th St. across from YMCA pool. 11 30arn to 2-30 pm Open Sunday Mon and after 2 am Tu-Sat Ouar danc- DAILY SPECIALS Sunday jumbo teatoo 10am-10pmMon-Sat,Sun 12-5 372-4751 through Thursday from 5 00pm to ersdan eforyouutilll2pmSun, am Solid Gold Margaritas 1625 & Miller 10 Wprn. Op.n Fray and Saturday Mon, 3 am & 4 20 Fr-Sat Genuine Draft 99e, Monday Long i- Tu-Th STU- Red Lion Tavern from 500p to 1rpe MC/VISA. DENT DAYS Sun & Mon. everything land ce Tea lumbos $5.25, Tuesday Sex on the Beach Jumbos $5.25, Wednesday Great food and Iwn 53.50 pitchers 9 to 2031 NW 13th Street, 371-1811 Is 1/2 price 6 am Sun-4 am Tu (student day Sat. Darts, jumbo Margaritas 4 75, Thursday all dose Wed, Fri and all ID required) NO COVER FOR FE- pinball, pool and foosball Closed MALE STUDENTS ANYTIME (stu- Import BeersS1.2, Falta Combo Din- nor for 2 only 795 on Monday and Thanksgiving 2413 SW 13th St 378- dent ED required.) I block west of [-75 6320 on Willston Rd! 336-1159 'WE DARE Tuesday. We accept Visa and Master TO BARE." Card. Ivey's Grill La Concha Great place for a date-cozy and inti- Burrito Brothers The flavor of Key West right he in mate Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dn-n Taco Co. Gainesville Spanish and Latin Amen- ner Extensive menus with unique cre- Serving Gainesville since 1976 100% can Cuisine M-F 11 am-8:30 po. 4[2 ations Specializing in seafood, clucken vegetarian items available. Try our ta- W NewberryfRd PlazaWest3784002 and pasta dishes Sensually seductive Toby's Corner mousguacomole! Open 7 days until 10 desserts, espresso, cappucano, beer, Fine Dining and Spirits 16 NW 13th St 378-5948. wine list Credit cards welcome Open A warm Country Inn setting featuring 7 days, 6 ngihts 3303 W Univ Ave uniquely prepared seafood, veal. 371-4839 steaks, fowl, and pasta specIalites El Toro Tableside flambe' desserts and coffee Mexican Restaurant J's Restaurant drinks Gainesville's best fine dining 1723 SW 13th Street. Great Steaks experiencent reasonable prices Dinner Great Mexican Food.7 Days Breakfast house - 20 years. Serving Beef & Spirits served nightly from 5:30 pm Lunch El Tore-and that's no bull! 8W-2.30 every day. One block to cam- served Monday through Friday 11:30 For the best aeaks and prime rib in pus 1225 W Univ Ave 372-6666 to 2.30 SUNDAY EVENING SEA- El Toro To Go Aw Shucks Seafood Cainnville. You cook over a hickory charcoal grill or ow chef wil prepare FOOD BUFFET Reservations FREE DELIVERY & TAKE-OUT Ev. Restaurant and Oyster your inner. Chken & Seafood tool Rockin' Robin's recomended. 101 SE 2ndPM, behindthe eryday Ilam-am. 12M SW 16th Ave, Bar Open daily 5-10 2 For I wlodenks A& Fun Time Cafe Open 24 Hours Hippodrome Theater in the Downtown behind Playem-374-1 00 Serving a great breakfast (and reason- Entertainment District 375-7620 For over seven years serving some of dollar drafts from 5-7 &m. 6-Pound ably priced, tool) 24 hrs a day? Plus MC/VISA/AMEX La Fiesta the freshest gourmet seafood in challenge. 2310 SW 13th 9. 374301. great burgers, subs, hot wings, full- Gainesvll. Lunch anddinner specials courn meals & old-fashioned "real' Mexican Restaurant change daily. Killer chicken winp, hot w milkslauiss Iree telephoneson every For G-vile'.newet authenticMexican n- rawfidh dip, sauteed mushrooms and table so yousnay call your friends, take tourst. Our family reSaurants have onlns with melted provolse and Elb care of buneu we dial someone acass Information bee serving the Southeast for 16 yr . teatest dem chowder. Full smevia bar the dining room? Check mut Our choc Regarding Serving daily hand, spedials 1am- with the tallest bar In town. We have It choo train & 1952 Juke Boe For a fun Out On The Town, 2: & duiiousdinmtr wtre' 5.10 flixx and Its always go Cd! ck tti Tim's Thai Restaurant tineI& great food, 24 hri a day, come Contact ys& 5-lU-SO wedcend. Coo. out. In the Kash-n-Kary Brngs you the qIM Bland of the 011- to ROCkId' Robin's 1652 NW 13th St, Amanda Escoblo in & sive us a try! 7W8 NW IOUh Pt Custer 4212 NW 16th Blvd. "i.r Mk-j Cloed S's, V"ea, across from Gainesville High. 378- 3764482 (letwee Service MerchandIse & Mr M-W lt:30m-1arnji-F11:-aO.-2m MC, A , 501 NW 23rd Ave. 372- 017. Han's) 332.07B Set4pm-2mSea. 4pm- p. S424. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1991, AUIGAOR, 9 BUY IT . SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: UNFURN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT ROOMMATES ROOMMATES CHECK THIS OUTi SW 2 BR 1 5 BA Unfurnished 2br 1 /ea Close to UF & Private Room. I Bk to UF, Lock Mail ox 1 pers 10 liase own rm poI wash dry 1 FURNISHED Washer/dryerdishwasher/cent oi0 $300 Shopping 345motease thtru Feb Novem- cox cable utilities McI Share cable a/c, $188 . 1'4 ud WALK TO KEY MANAGEMENT 372-3060 11 16-4 ber Free Call 372-0120 after 600 pm klichen/bal $150MO 376 3291 or 491 CAMPUS call BERGER 372 1250 GOT Housing Avaiable I bk to UF, coed co 2003 Beeper 11 28-105- op. all until paid Inc ac, 10 Mes weekly, 1 br/ba lease up end of Jan W option to brt/ba unfurn at in The Pines Big F N/S for Spring in 2 bd12 5 b api Incely parking. sundry, 8210 per mo . C L 0 renew 4mf leases Move in today only enough for Iwo $365/mo available end "BRANDYWINE iornshod exNcept for own room Must be 117 NW 15th St 377-4269 12- 14-82-1 260ro Nov Only $150 Call 336 5110 of fall term Call 377-1597 11 19 3 4 F n/ o share room reatSI200 CaI 374 8428 leave mes 8140/mo + 1/3 utilities sage 11 19 10 5 OAKBROOK 2/2 turn and unurn Room Sublet large 2br unit in Summit House Oak Glade Aparments nice bdr/I ba Call 375 2320 leave message male matching avail Wash/dry From Unit EL 21 Call 376 966 Discount I I near Shands 1 1/2 months free rent Rockwood Villas NIS lofr luxurious lully $162 50 Diversified PropertIes, REAL $250/mo Call Rose 376 2507 11 16 5- Liberal FMIFor own room n apt 2 baks to turn 3 bd/3 be condo $235mo , i/3 TOR 373-0375 or 378-090 12-14-29- This month's rent FREE i 1 bdrm studio UF $170,ad Should like cats smokers ui All arnentles Call 335 9124 11 apt Nice, close in campus $295/mo Call Sublease I br/iha $350 per mon staring 375 1274 aler Spm 11 16 3 5 dEm private enrance, turn., cntrl a/c Tracy 378 2551 11 19-5 2 Dec I Regency Oaks Contact Jim at Oakbrook Walk FINS needed to share Use kitchen and living room Most utilit 378 3937 11-19-5 4 Roommate wanted-own bedroom in large room w/d furnished clean close to UF turn Avail Jon 1, '91 1740 NW 3rd PI AVAIL JAN Phoenix upidowi apis 4bdr house Walking distance o UF wd Call 336 7796 Iv message $215 + A $165mo 372-2284 1-15-1-1 Hookups, drahwasher carpet $310 KEY Need someone to sublease apt by Dec ceniral heallac 1/4 ulil $200,mo 372 Ulfi iMn 11 16 4 5 MANAGEMENT 372 3080 11-16 4-2 I bdr iolt, new carpet $340/mo Archer 2013 11-19S5 Woods Donna 376 0210 or office 373- FOR RENT* br nio apt for rent, $3S0mo Close to 8727 11 26-10 4 Room for rent M/F Walk to campusI 6 FOR SALE campus &overlooks pool S vllesybsi of 2bdr BpI in N W area Alordable PrEi Varityper 5410 2 Disk 2 UNFURNISHED Call 336-9630 11-20-5 2 REGENCY OAKS fins to share 3br/2ba TYPESETTER end 1,2 utl Call 371 3822 SlarlsJar drives 2 film casseites 2 film cnneisTers $120 share/i$165own + ro4uglily, Decem ury I 1-15-3-5 Factory reconditioned unused in past 2 DEC OCCUPANCY $425 rents this SW Super Clean 2bdr/ ba duplex api , cOn bar 90 tree ASAP call Christy 336-8152 condo close to UF I shopping tra heattair, fenced yard, bike to UF, pet yee Perfect for small typesetting lobs SUBLET Georgetown Apartments small type shop Sys Pooi/atencad pat h/cent a,,/duahwasher OK. $310/mo Call Sarah 375 3378 11 Very spacious Ibdrm apt Nice NW com Good machine for Avariable now real localion 3 roils 6 in RC litrn & 6 font KEY MANAGEMENT 372-3050 11-16 4 plex Pool, tennis many closes Beauti fe includes $150/month November freel Call Sieve disks $3,500 OBO Call The Alligator at Apt avail now 2bd, dw, porch, $375-80, full Call Iva mess 379-7819 11 16-4 4 at 336-1338 leave message I-121 10 5 Walk to Santa FE CC,. BO1 S270-82BO, avail Dec, 2bd, porch. w/d. dr, 365, 373-0926 for more into 2 BDR 035 NEW Townhouse 8440. Sec I bd. $275. all A/ Cent hi/a, ais 373-0701 Large I br I be heatAC Free washer Roommate $1 So monih Nncu utilities Alpine, Kenwood. Sony and 30 more Plus LMR Pool, laundry. no Car. or dogs and dryer Nov . last security paid $349 Tower Road Call 332-0768 Discount for Sania Fe Trace Apt. 376 1190 12 14 Duplex apt , I BR, LR Kit, bath ACheaI 35 PI brands are all at our Now Loeationt Car mo Safe gaurdad place 3100 SW housekeeping 11 20 4-5 Stereo Specialiles 3215 NW 13 Of 372- 3 blocks from UP. I bik off Univ Ave 392 4792 day, 472-2920 nie 11-20--4 Oak Glad. Apt. near UF & VA quiet $20000 m plus security Also 2 BR, A- 2070 12 14 7$ 5 waehar/dryer available In most unils for WALK TO UFI1 2 bedroom/I balh $175 Frame $25000 plus security Call 338- F n/s for private bdr in 3 bdr apt rear COLLEGE PARK 411 NW 15 St 371 $20 mo Cats Alloe I B-25. I & 2 Bath Crimeelopper Car Alarme. K-40 Rodr 1839 11.30 10-2 Butler Plaza $154 a monih November 7777 T1 30 10- 5 $250- Si'. see & 1mr 372 6422 12-14 Deteotors, Ininly, Sonsul, Sony, free $100 security moves you m call Orlon, Sazooka. Home or Car Stes Large studio 225 00 1 BR 250 00 376-2019 11 20-5-A F/N/ for Spring Own bd/ba, $268.1i3 W. eaotlAll PrIcers373-3764, 12-14 76 INCREDIBLE 9 blocks to campus second floor Ittaln Ases. utilities, w/d included Call Kerr, at 336 private entrances 373-5663 Sublet I br. furnished or unfurnished in 6393 11 30 10 5 partly furnished It needed ADVANCEO Car Stereo Plus Offering Stalling atSI /2edro 11 15 4 2 The I aurels wd, de ALARM 9 more Harman Serdon, Autotek JBL Toshiba, MIAOOWC REST Available 1-91 Call 336 415 11-21-5-4 1 need a home F n/s seeking same to Crunch Haller MEI VSE alarm Lanzar Duplex lor rent. 2 bedroom. 1 5 bath lul for Spring sees or 110 NW 3Th Ave sublet or share apt 125 NW 23 Ave 371 4378 12-14 76 6 kitchen, p.1. allowed, close to campus Piccdilly tr apt to sublease until July Please call 372 9309 or 305 792 5387 3m-s. $350/month. Call 371-814 1 or 1 80054- mo, free security dop and 373S41 31 290 per eve before rpm 11-30 10 5 4544 *1-20.10-2 last mo rent ill 392-2370 or 335-7082 DISCOUNT HI-FI F n/s needed own bdr in turn 2/1 across 722S Mamn The Red Bldg NEAR NATIONWIDE/VA/SHANDS 26R, Attractive abdr1 ba 2nd -Iloor Apt in a from~ UF NWY Apt. upsir Secured win quiet area $350 walk in closel/skylighI, quad $127S 3002 NWN Sith St Call 373- 5 ROOMMATES 205 .1,2 ui Call WE ARE CHEAPER KEY MANAGEMENT 372-3050 11 16 downs, door alarms 7132 11-15-10.2 378-0880l m59 11-27-7 5 TREEHOUSE VILLAGE CAR ALARMS installed remove conrinl "Check OurNew SpeciM" any car truck or van fully guaranteed wl ONE MONTH FREE on studio and one Roommates available Reserve your LAKEWOOD VILLAS F roommate All Amalle AvaiMabt student Iv mes bedroom apartments Walk lo UF COL- room for spring Sue sere needed for 3 bdr -wash/dry-fully turn demo Call 336-9193 FURNISHED UNFURNISHEO LEGE PARK 411 NW 15 Si 371 1777 tof end SFCC Furn or unfurl. - sage 12-14-37 6 Roommates Available sale-guard dog Rent negot + I f3uil S175-$250 pM aroommate/month 335-6417 11-16-2-5 Were No. I MZ Property Sglt Inc Realtor MICRO/CENTER Computers 376 1146 REGENCY OAKS Packard * MOBILE HOMES: 375-0207 F n/s mrg for Spring in beautiful 21/ lb Editors choice * Hewlett 1/*Prices lower than Noorthgat e a apt In erendywine Great rmnt Own below include man 3230 SW Arcer Road 3 FOR RENT/SALE Male roommates 3 blocks to Up $120 room close to UPr Option to extend mailorder Systems single include, utilt- monitor COUNTRY GARDENS double, $175-$200 lea" QatiElizabeth 374-6947 i 15 2 40mb(28ms Harddisk, graphics 372-4500 Arredondo Farms. rentals From $266 mnt treal Share kitchen and baths WD MC 20/12- $946. MC 386sx $1006 lawn 2001 SW Isth Street water. sewer, garbage pick-up. 37B-6122, 37-6652 11-15-12-5 WINOMEADOWS -MF needed to share Nerthgate 386/20- $2499 Leading Edge main Also some great buys Ouietl WIll apt or Spring Rent I negotiable 306sx laptop w/40 ME hd & battery Roommate- MIF for Seagle Building pent Zbdi2ba .PACIomS take long term travel trailers 378 9291 & 1/2 utilities Calt 338018 11-21--5 81925 1 8 2 year warranties Onsite war ONE BEDROOM APT. Open weekends too 12-14-47.3 house, great view, extra sale. spacious. ranties Panasonic 1160 printer $185 ONLY 2l/MO,. hot tub, one of a kind! $326 + 1/3 1UI Studious. clean nes F to chare very nice HP Laser Jet lip $987 3743 W Univer LYONS APT Must sell 1972 Manatee 12 x 60 2 bd I Call 377-W63 lvi message 11-15-IC-S SW luxury condo townhouse 2b1dr/ 1,2 sity Ave 12-14-52-6 wid hookup, storage shed Close to bath, wash/dry, many extras $240/mo + 4M0 SW 2TH AV. 57704f7 ba. URGENTI Need roommate for Jan at Mail 85500 Call 332 0606, lye immediately Call 332- CUSTOM COMPUTERS 266 12 w/ meg Oaks Poles Own bedroom, bath. + house 1/2 uil Available I bedroom apartment, furnished or unfur- mesa 11-21 10-3 0323 11I-1V105- ran, 43 Me hard drive, graphic monitor nished, rent negotiable. WILLIAMS. alarm Fin-a, undergraduate $255. Call $00 Other systems available 332 11-10-9-5 BURG VILLAGE 376-1253. 12.5-30.2 SUBLEASE: 371-0575 Windmeadowa n/ F to shese large mlea 8333 II 19i5-6 Female non-smoker Is share 2b 2ba api ter bdr In turniehed 2/2 Available mine ALOHA GARDEN APTS + 1/2 util must like calI diaely. spring S6S/mo Call 335 5204 FUTON ANO FRAME SALE 4 HOUSE/Afl. w same $24$ Extra thick caton/ifoarn futons & solo- lovely 1-2.3 br. all smenitles, near 335 3764 11-20-20-5 Shands, VA. Shopping 3000 SW Archer F N/S roommate for own bdr in Park bed frames From only $200 per set ma hi S/1 Free Iral Only AD 377-055 11-14-16.2 26r/Iba unlume 420 Place 3bd/Zba furn apt for Spring Call Al 373-3127 or Matt 377-2110 11- lasi rents S no deposit Point West Call Female. nE, student, needed for Spring lni from campus $203/mo + "/3util 378-0234 11-16-6-4 semester 2 bedroom I 1P bath $160 deposit Call 335-1863 1-20-105 Na PI YOURS month 332-Mi16, It-16-S-S SMPUTER SPACIOUS3 4bdnntshnheOe cw. -sCC a Up Sublease spacious I bdr near law School. Oxford Manor- female to share 2 bdr / 2 bike to UF. Camelot Apartments Call Fer Rmmt needed starting Jan Own ba apt, partially furnished ADT secuily ISKOUNTERS Weedgate Mii Apartiwete Bdrm, in spacious 2 BR In Stoneridge No 33.444 330-6262 afte, a p mi Available now system $250 + 1/2 utilities Call LeA Weanl Beat any Competbitive Prices' * 8370/mo obo Nov free 11-16-5-4 pets Call Amy 336-1300 11-16.5- 501 oW lSh Sreet nne or Joy 377-4056 11-21-10.5 "2 *2 conpi system oniy $950 as I BLK FROM UFI nis roommate needed 366 SX.6 complete system only $1225 share room in spacious house 1021 SW * Call 373-0762 11-21-5-6 5 Ave, $220 11nth MiC utilities Call 373 kilbu u- SEASON BASKETBALL TICKETS on 0758 leave message. 1-IS--5 level 3 Call David Maul 407 422-5631 6 Female rmmt for Spring/Summer In days Will taSS beat ofe, 11-18-6 fl01 A iW014 3br/2bath safe NW location mir biae to surf .00 Call Tina 377- Exercise bike, weight se, bench, campus ITme1 , 1/3 until bord. areatresPCW82SO word proces- 2403 11-15-55 11-IS-5- W I hiiiaa"Oakm sor. women's bike. 336-0834 A rmmt prefer grid students I block receive, TEAC stadium. Own rm, share kitchen A Top of the line Onkyo 01%Y GONNA N0 and Infinity speakers $1000 both& M1E6-.1,6 inel util, private en. tape deck obo Chris 392-8077 Spm 11-16 -- 6 1N~fli1, ' "doxi - I4 trance. 3784122 301-6652 11-30-14-5 casew/built in A near Alldig Technicsa m/fm N/S to Share spacious pbr house 240 walt amp box w/ 12 inch woof & 2 Oaks Meil.Own rm/ba 200/mo+ 12 ulil 150 watt tweet $500 camp Jeff 332 at 392-2676 or 3.--4.71 ,, Call Ji mono 2303 11-19-3-6 F/nneeded Spr. For 2bd/i ba apt Fully Furnished except for own room. 179 a Classifi~ef. Mo. Close to campus call today 377- conhfil on nflxtpal OA Mi4tl,lil. , . . . . . 10, AUJOAT. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1990 FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOS AUTOS SERVICES (2) Orion Amps 225 HCCA (2) Orion XTR RALEIGH roadbike 22in tram. Shimano Nissan 300X 1986 5-speed, arrifM/tape, 75 Olds Omega Odr straight 8 cyl w air, NW Mini storage at - 75 NW 39th Ave subs (1) Trek 1400 bike i1) Luiman tuner driverain New Mavic MA40 rims & rear air T Top excellent condition Bes oiler now pailr, tires mi, see 'o appreciate near Oaks Mall are.x 5 to 10 x20 from (1) Ninterdo * games Eric 371 9384 hub $300 obo Call 374-8035 leave mes- Call 332-8473 11 19 10 9 CLEAN" $1800 obo 371 7481 11 21 S $20, 10% disc to studenl 332-017 sage 11 15 3 6 TRANSMITTED DISEASE? SAFARI AUDIO for ealc your car sd- 87 Marda 628 2door. LX, Saped, air, 1986 Ford Escort 52k m Ibik ext/an SEXUALLY rto needs Come see The exparle oI ODEL 20BAL FISHTANK I month old inc antmi Tp, pwr sunrootfdoor/lock 46k in AMAFM stereo, bra Save $600 no Get contldential testing and treatment aI Selari Audo 4110 SW 34r tdea3, 336- tank hood and light $90 new. asking $60 rmg Excelle r condition must sell 335- Wic Asking $3250obo Call Jon 375 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377-0881 1125 12 5 15 5 Call Steve 335 5906 11 15-2 8 5303 11 20 10.9 3800 11 21 5-9 ** GATOR MOVING ** OAKTREE SHADZ SUNGLASSES Need 10 sell Italian bicycle win t2spd 85 Nissan 200sv 2 door dl. hatchback, 82 Toyota Tercel 40 Auto, AC, AMIFM Fuil/Serv Mov/Storage/Packing I. RajBan$35 Vusenel$45,Boie409c sunlour trans. 4 m with quick release 5 speed, a/c. amitm Ip, sunrOof, power 50K.Oneowner, excellent condition, ask item/Hse Full Days/Eves Long dis Cll 335 6450 to save your money I ocks Amore Asking $310 obo 336 0371 door/locks Excelleni cond 335 5303 Ingfor $3000. MustSe, 373-4598or392 Liclns Harry/Sill 3744791 12-14-76 pm 7 194 6 0823 Ask for C P 11 193-9 MUST SELL RALEIGH 12 SPD ROAD 1988 Red Camaro E xc cond $9990 Call SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * les- Furnilure dining table S14 chairs, full woods r fii * BIKE EXCEL COND $225 OBO Mike 904 7653327/475 1460 11-15 5 9 son. * boarding " 375 4003 11 19 5 6 size bedibookshelt w03 drawers dresser 10 WANTED hay lides * parties * sales a working armchair CALL 335 7043 alter 5 00 pm Must 0111 80 Pont Sunbird in good students accepted 466-3224, 37S-8080 Bumper box (2) 15- spkr, 4 tweets, shape no rust Runs great low mlse Local Artist needs GOLO Gems, Class Sherwood 240w amp moued OnTO unit V6 $650 obo Call Randy @ 335 5403 Rings ETC Top $ or trade O1ies Fir,. TEN PERFECT NAILSI sculptured or nat Strong sound easy 10 Trans Or $400Call 7 REAL ESTATE leave mies I-Is 5-9 Jewelry 373-243 12 14-76 10 ural for lesa than $5 me with our self 372 2913 11 19 56 care system FREE DEMOI 371 -9959 Home for sale? Land for sale' Buyers 86 VW SCHIROCCO l6 valve, black, OK- CIGARETTE SMOKERS Or MARIJUANA Honeywell laptop computer 286 40 meg Markel? Don I oalan opportunity o sell celent condition $6000 obo 373-3301 Iv SMOKERS with exercise-induced as your property pass you by i harddriveo W modem, 3 1'2in drive bat Alligator Cl- message 11-1 5 9 Ihema Earn up to $335 by pr ticipating try charger case $2400 Call 373 89a sol'eds oilers you tne cheapest way 1o in our research study interested' For keep your real estate in the public eye 78 Ford Fairmont 4 dr auto ps pb reliable more information call Mon Fri Sam 4pm STUCK without STICKS Whor, else carp you keep your property in & economic Iransportal on Runs well and 392 9088 111-5 7 10 Harvest Music always has 2 for 1 Sticks [he Markel for as ItHle as four dollars a body straight $750 n1g Call after Spip and Strings 377 4249 U F Pza 11 dy To make iI even easier you can 495 3780 11-20-SO WANTED Renault Encore 2 door 1984 place your ad over the phone all you thu 1906 for half hour engineering in- All New Chrstmas Si.k Flower Arrange need is a valid Visa or MasterCard Call Pontiac 1000 1984 excellent condItion specion Will pay Call 375 6710 11-19- 1/2 PZCE SPEIA menis Fri Sat Nov 16 8 17 1955 NW 373 FIND today to place your ad new clutch tireastarter 04k mIle 65th St 111 3 6 auc.anitm asking only $1600 or best offer Duplex or sale 2 apis close to campus call 334-5290 11195 9 11 SERVICES GETTING MAR 1ED'20 karat dia 2 bedroomsl 5 bath Call 1 800 654- mond engagement ing VVSI $3200 4844 or 371 8141 11 20-10 7 300ZX 1985, T-top. aulo. air, Cassette, Call Evan at 374 6574 11 20 5 6 *SUNBELT MOVING* as eri condition, $7500 Will consider Professional Movingfpacking Assumable, 8 1/2% fixed, A Supplies ow down, only trade Call 377 1584 11 19-5-9 *Ii.,, House full Locals ly dia- CRI FR WORKCSHOP For sale I round- trip ticket from Orlando $310/mci Immaculate I br townhouse W/ to Waahington D C Wed 11/21 return boc/In.e Priced for Stud~ntsl Molly 375- N09 W. Univ. 376-7204 loft, Ceiling tan. sky light iside laundry 1077 Chevy Caprice station wagon An MOVE 1 2-14 76-11I rog Mon 11126 Call 373-1650 11 -16-3 upper and lower deck Very open and ugly tast, but it runs Ha. good tires airy beautiful landscaping 374 4923 $450 as is Call 375-7071 11 15-3.9 Leather Motorcycle Jacket tor sale (eve) 11 1'837 SolackyWI grey tprm Inexcelleintcacitin 1061 Niame Maxima silver, dl. Far $l25coboy Call Davo&a!377 9240 I1 sturoof A windows, automatic 100,000 8 MOTORCYCLES milee in ood condition $2000 335-4937 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Yard Sale Must sell Lois of Turn TV's Edited by Trae Mikel Jafe 0 00 A M Sat 2842 $ W 3ath P Napier 86 XL 600 endure low mileage em cond Dodge Omni 1901- good condition. great OakS Subdivision 335 1283 11 16 2 5 $ISOO John 376 1764 11-16 58 mpg, mechaicaly good, must sell, $950 ACROSS 4 Massachusutt3 34 "orker 51 Rebekaha son Call 377 9050. IV* mess 11 21-5-9 1 HWS1ebgt.e prep. sool 40 Abay 52 -Coburg 1 roundtrip airlIne icket G'vilte Prts- 9 AUTOS 6 trahmn, #.g 5 Made up of 41 Caund 53 War burgh over Xmas-cheap 374 4087 ITS Honda Civic 1982. stereo, par pb. a , 10 - peal 6 Throb arnoysece ORANGE AND BLUE AUTO INSURANCE S-speed. new tires, brakes, & battery 14 Vbrhiper 's 7 Corel or 42 Procratnator Ernie UPUTER LOW RATES low payments, eat drive- 80,000 miles $1800 Call Giuseppe be- word In a way mowon 121pm 6after 30 370-2703 11 54 a"l thru Service, se hable Espanol 377-2277 15 Indian, I one 8 Foklow 43 Reain.d 55 Light OR the rI ISKOUNTERS 377-CARS WE CARE 11 16-10-9 82 Fury aO pri car, p/w/lIs, i, new Is Ud a shuttle 9 Mad as a wet for a tin,. Great Wht betl, brakes, hew/dut coilplat plugs. V. 17 Fr with 45 Hevy Beat p'ces onfallty computers 173 VW SUPER BEETLE Outtandig con- Way 0762 11 21-5SB dillad 10,00 min, completely rebuilt. very ca, no rust, 1Oywt stereo, Sill ffethery fronds 10 hncw weIg 55 Whils-UAlcd While Ini Sit 1nl-t0-226-N25. call 334 7036 11-19 3-9 19 Abbe f*0m 47 Range in t. fleflr CAR stereo speakers- 2 Punch Sin subs 1905 Mercury Capri ge 4y1 *mfn, tilt ps Israel 11 Countess. for USSR 59 Part of $100., 2 Sansw Amp 7SX2ch $150. P, 84 Chevy Cavalier, automatic, 4-door, pb pw plock hatchb 30mpg excellent 20Exr * 50 Way to ft. a real one, liweeters wXover $50 all obo IV Wc 04 Chevy Celebrity station wagon. bodylinterior consider trades $2200 obe approal 12 WII. House highway code am/tm, ac, auto. S cylinder 335-5303 mes 335-4357 1 -15-3-6 call 373 2MS 11-27 7-9 21 Soogfn office 13 Not - 23 Sven, In old IS Mormn Flom or Grey AI 24 Sltr. 22 Little 25 Inurlt 20 Con&tcnsn of 25 MerrIly. 2 subacripdo mrroly 32 Lion on the 5hMlM- row." Shak. in 33 Recorded 26 Coneumr In 35 Judistain garb ndocae |1,1 36 tw at the altar 27 0.nDer of a 37 to or sm -ot poll BE Wolom - 28 Let out 30 Mie of il 29 S he of |N 41 Hot wine drnk 43 Pflaeton 30 D e~ 31 River Inadees Mac E/30 $21,9 44 tirat Out Il/lw. 4 NDM Amsrican I Megabyte RAM, 40MB Hard Disk, Mouse, r r r r w System Software, and HyperCard"- 41 Catch might of 49 Mfarinqu II I I I I 11r * Keyboard options - Apple~keyboard $89, I- Extended keyboard $159 5350 crisp onrrcows 57 L gm

The Macingto SE/30 is gea for mdeis who need r LI. fast processig of speadshees. high-end graphics. r and sueisdcs applications. The computa's all-in-on design mquitee cn N t r little desk e and makes it veu ranuspoable. For mre details uzp 83 fnwhpr r by the UF Campus Shop and Booksw e - Monday through Friday :00 am is Tumate F- to 6:00 pn or call 392-0194 and ask fBar di Apple cwulins. 65 Unit of form ON 1 No owr wild 2 Muscat's ocWaof J Ty r if "RA-la-SV i fl - SAS- -l 3Whiftaw of ownsm~l~ - - - =4 .- M =1N I *"m' ' A' a :tar~w~ociwemay.fr39-019 concepts, nce. Ilow *Ewbo*-Mc w~bWbe I.t.f.e.-.t q4i*Oq M suumcdlli--m-2124,EnU 95s e . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, Ful0, AJGIATR. I I SERVICES TYPING TYPING SERVICES HELP WANTED PERSONALS TENNIS LESSONS on private cray court Typogi Word Processing QualiTy print A national full service brokerage I'm is Need CASH Ilr college' Low interest All levels, 9VOup a privSle By certified 12 SERVICES Ing deoendable personal Service Call Looking to, hard working Motivated p0o oans available rogardles of famy in ennis pro Roberlo 454-3772 11 1 20 pie 10 work in their Palm Beach Gardens come Call $13 989 1390 *Typing * reports * business * legal * Margaret 372-4757 11 5 12 11 25 10 15 office Call Mr Deiter 1 800 621 9494 AM STORAGE resumes * casseltes Iranscrbed * app i cations $1 per pagel Spelling checked nexl day ANNIVERSARY SALE' Thanks -o you Close to UF, Convenient *letters * noary * 0IC Av aiable *DELIVERY PEOPLE * own vehcle'ri 24 1or/ daysull2 2777 12 14 76 service for most orders Call Linda at G'villa were 3 yrs old but were not lust *x4t4 115/010 336 5871 11 21 5 12 suranCe UF area day or evening Aver deting older we re better Come A see Please call 371 3345 more 4xa $30/mo MICRO CENTER/ Typing 376 0339 Full age $8 12 hr ior yourself El Tennis 11 30 2 15 Ave 377 1771 33 SW 2nd & sell service computing Open untl 13 HELP WANTED. Into I" 18213 starts 1 Soiog * 10pm Su Th Typing @ Sales represortative local travel flexible SHOE SALE *FREE* Resumes $6 * Selt service Issuames * AVON 375 8967 hours Pai lime work earns $150 on over 150 athietc snon Models I atur Pregnancy Test $2 Shyhr * 15rpage Laser typeset Sell Avon Full or Part time We Train 300,week Full rme work earns $450 and rIg Nike Reebok Av'a more Super GainsV$l Women's graphics * spell check * theses * pa Benetis Insurance 12 14 76 13 up Contact Mike al 372 1841 leave MRSn closeout prices LJOyd Clanks Sports HEALTH CENTER pers * special characters * employment /20 NW 23rd Avenue sage 11 21 5 13 1504 NW 13St32 /836 '1 16 4 15 databases * mailrterge * training Word Jobs in USA and overseas All occupa 377 5055 Perfect specialist Visa/MC 12 14 52 12 Tions Don I Imit yourself to those leI* Jewish Survival ABORTION (To 24 Wks) companies that recruit on campus Jump BUSINESS For an iinspraleOnal BIRTH CONTROL message Typig/Word Processing Qualily d start your job hnt Contact College ro DIAL Gynecology 378 3359 Services pondable service Reasonable rTles Crui today Write to C A S 652 W 14 PERSONALS 12 4-75 , Laser premier 377 8175 11 900pm 12 Palm Ave Placenpa, Ca 92510 11 21 COMPUTERS terminals *pc s, buy sell RUSSELL SWEATS election $COLLEGE MONEY Private scholar *fl@RESUMES@S@ Paying $75 TO qualried volunteers to par trade rent & repair Greal prices QUAL For the largest s and best prices on your seals check ouT Lloyd Cliake shipaf College Scholarship Locators pob Corilowriting 9 develooment cre icipate In now drug study for the treat ITY, CDCS 818 W Unov 338 0378 12 1801 Joplin, 28 colors A many Slyss MO 64502-181 800 879 vices Resume House 371 8148 12 14 ment of lock itch jiuLJS 0f grOin calD Sports We have We 1405 12-14-75 11 331 5319 212 63 13 Free Details on 'A No nonsense way 0 10 Choose from i ' Match any local Typing/WordprOcessing WordPrlect $800 A Dayi' send a Sell addressed prices because we ppreca'e your bus' SCHOLARSHIPSGRANTS FOR COL 5 1 quality work last results low rates * NANNIES NEEDED, Top Pay Top stamped envelope Anthony Fitzgerald ness 1504 NW 133' 11 1 aS 15 LEGE Are avalablel Millione go un dependable personal service Tara 332 Families. 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PO Box 12984 Careville FL 32604 claimed yearly i 800334 3081 1469 12-14 70-12 Only inc 1-00-468-8699 12 14 54 13 11 19 so 11 RUBBER STAMPS & POSTERS 20% O'ConneI Centers Typing*Laser TypeselI ng* * Paying $75 to qualifUed volunteers to par OFF AT ESHIUGU IMPORT S 919W Univ !"'Upcoming reu"es "* reports * letters *'t tIC in new"ae drug study for the I'rea Ave TuesFr, 1 ' a"12 5 1115514 Events BREAD & ROSES 376 5465* 3500W Univ Ave mount 01 athlete S tool Call 331 5379 ILOUi Mandrell Christmas Show ESHUGU IMPORTS has new slock wool Alachua Word Processing 12 14 76 12 Wih special guest Irene Mandre I ABORTIONS gloves millers sweaters socks beads Paying $150 to qualified volunteers to December 5 at 0 00 pm 1233 NW 101h Ave Term Papers * Typeset Resumes participate in 6 visit study testing safety iron medicine balls and more 919 W Univ 372- 1Wl *Jimmy Bullet and the Coral Reeter Business * Legal * Personal & effectivenes of Trnlimoin fRelr A A Ave 11 15 5 14 MCNISA/insuranG. * Etc Band G'ville Handicapped Typing generic) in Ireatmeni of acne Call 331 Free Pregnany Test January 24 at 8 O0pM YOU WRITE IT WE TYPE IT 378 7179 5370 12 14 29 13 DO YOU FEEL SAFE? Ca 392 $653 National Abortion Federation T L C lor your papers theses, etc Mac Retail sales M F 2pm dpm and Sat Maybe you need a BodyGuardi BodyG FOR TICKET INFORMATION 12 14 53 11 2 A laser, graphics, spell check, edit Ioam 2pm Approx 20 1-s per week uard is a unique new sell defense spray KF I have 373 9619, leave message 1 50 per dbl Apply in person Mini Concepts 1221 NW that's guaranteed 10 Stop attackers dead you grny bacrpack Call 336 5808 10 idently 1 1 15 1 15 **** LET'S PARTY ** sp PC 11 20 2512 78 Blvd 331 0501 MAC sxp helpful I I in the'r tracks Proven lam superior to Gator Boogie 37t-4910 Professional DJ Mace and lear gas BodyGuard will even Becky I love yo, you r rmne service all musical formats 12 14-42 Typing A Typesetting - Theses control drunks, drug abusers and psy U g' ma Chck John I it I is 11 Dias A Manuscripts ONLY $ EARN DOLLARS $ Photics without causing permanent dam Experienced see Grad Sch list Aggressive individuals age or death Used by law orcoemenr Work part time full time pay agencies worldwide BodyGuard S now Natural F ods and Vi trs NAILS BY VONDELL KB Williams --- 332 1402 12 14 Treenail Sandalis Call Mr Brown 313-3261 available to the public in handy So? can 3131 NW 13 St 377 17 sirlower Henltr, Foods Full bets $18 Fills $13 Hot oil Typing & Wordprocessing- Legal the islres 135 blasts) To Order your own Der ses, term papers, etc Receptionist part lime non-smoker 53 80 plus 87 SW 341h St 32 M82 Manicures Pedicures Limited Time Only Professional qual sonal BodyGuard send $1000 Call Nancy hr M F 2 7 Sat 12 5 373-3754 11 1 11-19-20 11 ity A reliable service $2 00 sih each 10 LaPointose Place B 4 U buy shoes rackets sperrsweir 372 2750 11 19 10 12 P 0 Box 1141 Westbroo Maine 04092 The DIvision of Housing Office for rir'ngs or accessories chock 0o1 Freedentalexam Graduati denial slu For FREE information send a SASE to o villa tennis authority F/ Tenn's 34 St PLAZA FAST Staff and Sludent Development is look- dent needs board patient. Tor December TYPING NEAR BUTLER same address Since we cannel keep Plata 11 301215 ACCURATE CALL Ing for a Program Assistanl/Graphics track of all local laws t s le purchases Free cleaning or filling if you qualify Call Arlal for 15-20 hIl wk paying $3 00 phone N 11 21 resoonsiilihly to check local laws re'ore 33289649, leave name & 376-4854 per hi Positon begins Spring 1991 PREGNANT7 Don I guess Get rmedi ordering Purchasers must be over 10 ale lost ron 10 11 11 29 20-12 Applicalons available al the Housing results a reliable sou'ce 11 15 1 14 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 3X7 0801 Legal and Office. Application deadln* Is NO- "MARIJAN OF HOLLAND' Thesis, Term papers reports Factory rep on WP 5 0 * laser VEMBEn 20, l9G0 Fer moe inlorma- Rollerblade Demo Day Cuslem madecothes & alterations, no medical termmnolgy, hand, free try our Sun 11/18 12 40mr El Tennis otters 25% ol spotwt 11 lion contact Kathy Smith at 392-2151 pattern needed, 20 yre. tp. Fast ser- printer Call 378 2034 or 376 8521 B'asington s Trail Shop 2331 NW 13 St 40% ott warmups 50%ni aemo I De vice call S2-lS. 12-14-23-11 2640 12 over $25 per hour DAILY plus a whole iar more Crrvy Make 011,1 30 f 2 15 Sell I Shirts in dorms and apartments complexes 15 PERSONALS NFED LOW COST BILI CONt1io with absolutely n tinaocaI obligatian Doing things hallway Sn'! Part 01 our Gel special student d'scours on exrim style When it comes 10 quatily the wo a and all supies Call 378-6625 at PLANNED PARI NI -compromiS&e rant part of our vocabi, HOOD 377 Casl 12 14 76 15 ' Thats the*ry way we work at El Ten INTELLIGENCE JOBS. nal 34 S Plaza 372 2257 I1 30 12 15 Free labor cIh string purchase a El CIA, US Customs, DEA, Tennis 30% olf tee s~is 25C of Vusrnot/carrera/Ray Ban/Ga10r Great shortssh'rts skirts 365 days a year'' 34 etc. prices-reg or rx sunglasses The Optica St Plaza 11 30 12 15 Now Hiing Call (1) S05 687-000 Ext Laboratory 376-5563 618 SW 4 Ave I A-9486 block from AlaGen 12 14 78 15 Permanent Halr Removal 12 3.21-13 Call Kalie at Omega Electrolysis Inc for Dear customers thanks for your support info about the PERMANENT removal ol of E2 Tennis Our steadlast promise is 10 unwanted lacial & body har 374 430/ continue to provide quality products at great prices with fast friendly service $STUDENTS GET CAEIn Here's to you, Gainesville 11-30 12-15 For Quality Used Clothing Call Sandy s - 372 1228 2,1W Univ Ave next to Cen IralCity 1214 715 SAVE ON RAYBANS University Oplicians 300 SW 4h Ave 378 4480 *FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC* Serving OF since 1977 Most insurance accepted 2 block. roM UF 1107 SW 2 Ave Dr Steven Schargel 373 7070

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40% oil all warmup suRs men A women for best selectionI Quality as o msa MA .&~aL 1W $Rpm to -ForM Check early OW SAtWOlAY, WslAYA ICLSYSa productsprices, service ETennis 34 St HELD PI 11 30-12-15 OVERl Ski Wear Sael Biobs $20 99, jackets IGLEY 579 99. Polyp'e long underwear $0 99 While supplies lasi Brasirntons Trail Shop 2331 NW 13 St 11-30-19-15 40N anrd irMSELLECK a all Classifieds. R M = OROe.,we sso.as Continued on next page. 12,ATIGA'IVR7THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 151 I9 PERSONALS CONNECTIONS IIE a LOST & FOUND LOST I FOUND UFUA game Y wait for a sale when EZ Tennis has Tuesday I1/l Man inred car, NC togs It your Rickshaw is getting a Ilittle creaky , F OUNO pair of sunglasses in Williamson LOST Man's Gold Cross 0 great shoes for $30 DAILY' U can pay Please contact me PO Ba 15122. find a ride here in the Aides asotioi Hallon 118 Call to deal 372-4255 11 Sentimental Valiue PLEASE CALL 335 More but why' EZ Tennis 34 St Plaza Gvill, FL 32604 11-15S--B 15-3-20 6023 11-15 -620 SKYDIVE THE WHITE CLOUD 423 NW 10th Ave, 19 PETS LOST keys by Turlington Chain has LOST Brown.'eather wallet near Skydie with The Williston SkydilYO 372 6724 Old esoteric books, astrology white lace bird clear plastic) Call 378 Broward tennis courts It found please 336 7970 12 14-73-15 reading, crystals. minerals & more 11 Mini-lop rabbit, black, very loveablel Inc 5180 11 16 4 20 call Kelly 336-7402 eEWARDilh 11 i ag. water bl food. etc $35 obo Call 4-20 ALLEY KATZ is a bowling Center We Steeor'Julie 374 9534 11194 19 FOUND Set or keys on Cement table be have [Ill Pool video games ar beer 17 NOTICES Tlinto'on '' Cll to I0 371 LOST female cat. browniorangeltrtoise Open unir lam Man Thurs 12 13 43 hid 4089 11 15 3 20 shell calico Lost in SW area since 1it,,1 Spend Winter Break In Israel With Tags 20LOST & FOUND Cell 335-2455. 11 -1020 2 weeks for only $095 For more iNornia 16 CONNECTIONS LOST paIr of SWANK A*rs glasses at FOUND cash & set of keys in Diam3ond ion call 1 S'OD"523027 11 30-10-17 If 15-3 FOUND Mona watch at Reid Service MFP on 10/31 Cell 338-2072 REWARD Village Call to ID 372 1735 GAYI BI? OUESTIONINGI 20 Drive on i 1-0 Cell to ID 377-9340 Iv mhsage 11.19-3 20 GAY Switchboard 332-0700 24 hr. 18 RIDES LOST Men's wadding band 2nd floo, Into/R.Isrral/Consultatjon 12 14-76 18 Bartram REWARD Bob 332 5309 11- It colored, male $45 rt Miami WPBIPomp $30 one way FOUND long haired, Condoms, Schmondome CAT, apprbs 1 yr old on 11-7 near Wese- It this Is your attitude toward ls so EVE EXAMS. contact liaraana eye disease yra of weekly Fri/Sun bus trips Pets 7 treatment 28 years amp Or J Becui FOUND Videotape in stadium on 11 ido Sphist Church on W Univesity Ave you hav"s greater risk of Catching AIDS ok. pkgy transported. GG trans 33- Call to ID 392-5008. 11-15 3-20 optometrist 917 W Univ Ave 376-1288 7028)305.2M84788. 122- 211 Call to ID 371 16as 11-19-3-20 -earn the facts. 1-800-342-AIDS

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We the Palestinians.

are a people proud of our beautiful and peaceful culture which began in ancient history. Our strength comes from the knowledge that our struggle for justice, freedom, and peace unites us with humanity. We celebrate November 15, 1990 as the anniversary of our declaration of independence Palestine. for Victor Hugo said it best long ago: "No army can defeat an Idea whose time has come." Palestinian statehood is an idea whose time has come. The United Nations explicitly states ,i I in it resolutions the inalienable right of Palestinians to srnncuuu and peace. Like all Americans, Palestinians wish to live In peace and safety, Like all Americans, Palestinians wish to have a home in their own land. Our Joys are as thrilling as yours and our tears are as tender as yours. Join us in the. celebration of a people striving for dignity, Independence and self-determination. Signed this day, Ad Hoc Committee for Justice In the Middle East

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team will By MIKE SCHULTZ Aligator Writer Me I men's basketball season opens sign two tonight when they tip-off against Athletes in Action in an exhibition game at 7:30 p m. in the O'Connell Center by today It will be the debut of new Gators coach Lon Kruger. who coached for four years By MATT FOGLESON at Kansas Slate beforejoining the Gators. Alligator Writer Kruger said the game will be a good test for the Gators, and it will give him a The seeds that UF basketball chance to see what his team still needs to coach Lon Kruger planted earlier work on this year began sproutig Wednes- "It's the time of year when we need to day. line up against people other than our- Kruger, who spent months on selves," Kroger said. "We'll have a check the recruiting trail before practice list to see where we're at in several areas." began last month, landed his first This will be the sixth meeting between recruit Wednesday. and another is the Gators and Athletes tn Action, a team expected to sign this afternoon of former college basketball players who After practice Wednesday, Kru- tour the country playing exhibition games. ger got word that Andrew De The last time the two teams met was Clercq, a 6-foot-9 forward from in an exhibition contest in 1988, and AlA Clearwater, had signed. beat the Gaters 114- 109 in overtime. AIA "Andrew is a big guy who has leads the series with a 4-2 record. really worked hard to become a AIA has a 3-6 record so far this season, better player," Kroger said. "He but one of those wins was a 94-91 upset has enormous potential Combin- over preseason No 4 team Michigan ing that with his desire gives him Slate. a very promising future" 'the Gators will start the front line of Dan Cross. a 6-3 guard from Car- senior Dwayne Davis (center), sopho- bondale, Ill., will become the Sec- more Stacey Poole (small forward) and ond signee this afternoon, his high senior Livingston Chatman (power for- school coach said Wednesday ward) Cross averaged 20 points a game It will be Chatman's first game as a last year for Carbondale High. Gator since he quit the team 11 games "He's going to do it at 3 p.m. here into last season. Kruger said the starting at the school," Carbondale coach back court will be junior Brian Hogan and Tim Bleyer said. "We decided it senior B.J. Carter. was best if he did it that way He's Carter will be starting in place of very pleased about going Renaldo Garcia who sprained his right The number of signees could thumb in practice Tuesday. Garcia took grow to three as one of the most some shots in Wednesday's practice but A OtNNiSDnE sought after high school players in didn't take part in drills. UF gueal/forward Staney Poole, last year's Mat Valuable Player, will return with the the country is including UF on his He said his thumb was still sore, but he Frit of the Bttoms In their first exhibition game of the season tonight. P.ol. will start the final list of schools. hoped he'd play some in tonight's game. game an the Gatomr small forward. Ben Davis, a 6.9 center from Fort Pierce, will announce Sunday e whether he will go to UP. Florida e State, Karns. Temple or Pitts- Fe burgh, Davis' uncle John Thornton Five seniors invited to al-star contests said Wednesday. Davis has visited Five senior UF football players champion. downs in the Gators' victory over times at Duke we forced 21 punts all five schools. have been invited to the annual Though the Gators are on top of Georgia Saturday in a season. Preseason publications have BlueGray Bowl, Coach Steve Spur- the rankings this week with a 5-1 His 344-yard gamewas the sixth- 'It's easy coaching offense with " called Davis one of the best re- rier said Wednesday. record, they still have to take on best performance in school history the kind of defense that we have " bounder in the country. He helped Tight end Kirk Kirkpatrick, de- Kentucky Saturday in Lexington, and the third time this season Mat- And as he was leavingTuesday's Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wil- fensive end Huey Richardson, wide in a game that will be broadcast at thews has thrown for more than media luncheon, Spurrier made son, Va., to a 29-0 record last year receiver Ernie Mills, gatorback 12:40 p.m. on TBS. 300 yards sure all the reporters knew Paulk If Davis comes to UF, he proba- Godfrey Myles and cornerback But some people seem to think Inside linebacker im Paulk, the was the SEC's defensive player of bly will play beside De Clercq, who Richard Fain have been invited to theGatorsiwill have no troublewith SEC's defensive player, returned the week. averaged 15 points and 12 re- the bowl Dec. 25 at Legion Field in the Wildcats, who have a 3-2 con- an interception 36 yards for a Hey Steve, what about Shane? bound% Birmingham, Ala. a game for Countryside ference record under first-year touchdown and caused a fumble "Oh yeah," Spurrier said. "But High last season. coach Bill Curry. One mart was which led to the Gator' first touch- Timmy's . the Boo-Yea mW." aot Sharon Ginn selling shirts near Turlington Hall De Clercq signed a letter of in- down. He like MMUUW'dnse tO - tent to come to UP at 6:30 Wednes- Wednesday with theslogan: FLOR- Paulk also had five tackle, in- IDA GATORS-THE REAL 1990 But Spurrer also talked about day night, officially becoming a OTEBOOK cluding one quarterback sack for a howruch Matthews hasimproved Gator on the first day of the early N SEC CHAMPIONS. loss of six yards, and one broken signing period. since the beginning of the season. Kirkpatrick said he also was in. But Spurrier said the Gators are up p. He wan especially Impressed with De Clercq will bring height to a vited to the Jan. 19 Senior Bowl in not taking this game lightly. Even Spurror poud of defense Matthew.' performance in the last UF team that is losing two-thirds of Palo Alto, Callf. though UP cannot claim to via the Spurrier, who aim names as of. three games, whoe he threw for a * its frontcourt after this year. His "Huey's been invited to all of SEC or even whisper about it, they fensive coordinator and quarter- combined 844 yards. high school coach said his size and still an call themselves No. 1 - backs coach, is them, of course," Spurier said. that is, if they beat the Wildcat. the first to say his Matthews has racked up 2,298 athletic ability could have an in- "He just hasn't decided which ones offense needs Improvemenl Bt yards in Been games and has El pact on UF next year. hell go to." SEC honor UP players he nearly puffs up with pud n effidency ratg of 140.3t With iMost 6-10 guys can't run worth Tough to tume those 'Cats The SEC named two UP Playrns he tk about Ups second-rankd those gumes, he is ranked second a lick," coach Joe O'Neill said. Some Gators fans, possibly as offensive and defensive players defense. In the SEC and eighth In the nation. flbls kid can tool up and down the made delirious by UPs 8-1 record, of the week. I can't say enough about our 0ie Brajiea) Buca might court. Hell hae a chance to come arejumping ahead of scheduleand Matthews, the SEC's offensive defensive squad, Spurrier said. want to bring out early," Spu'r In and get some Iastmnt minutes if prclaiming UF to be 1l0's unof- player, completed 26 of 39 plases "TIey forced 21 punts In the last rier said. 'm gonna worry about he does well in fag practice." ficiat Southeastern Conference for 344 yards and three touch- two garnet I don't think some- that new"

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