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Tickets sell out; students sold out The waiting is the hardest part for those camping out in the cold was confusion at the ANTHONY LIDERMAN because there By box office about how many tickets Alligator Writer he wanted and where he wanted to Although the 9,100 tickets for sit, Student Government Produc- this month's Tom Petty concert tions Chairman Raul Mateu ex- sold out within five hours Wednes- plained. During those few second, day, a promise to give students the of discussion, other TicketMaster best seats fell through. outlets in the state began selling Graduate student Lindsey Rei- tickets. der, the first person in line at the Mateu promised Sunday that University Box Office, waited ad- students would get "premiere most 20 hours for tickets - only seats if they bought tickets to get 21st-row seats. through the box office at Constans Just before the tickets went on Theatre in the Reitz Union. sale, Reider, an exercise physiol- "We heard that the Constans ogy major, said the wait for Petty Theatre was the place to get good was worth it seats," law student Chris Puleo "I have never seen him before said "I don't think they know what and I really wanted to see him - the hell they're doing " and I wanted to do it right' he said Students didn't get the best before he got his tickets. seats because the contract be But after leaving the box office tween SGP, the University Box Of- with seven tickets. Reader was fice and TicketMaster calls for 'ivid tickets to go on sale at the same "It doesn't make any sense time throughout the state, Mateu state or reserve good seats for KEVIN WISNEWSKI - ALLIGATOR That's ridiculous. Tat's bullshit!" said. Shows usually aren't so pop- students and "no one would fuss," After a cold night of waiting for Reider said ular and SOP can start selling tick- Mateu said. Tom Petty concert tickets, Reider didn't get front-row seats ets earlier than other outlets in the SGP announced Sunday that John Gargues, above, eats tickets would go on sale at 10 a.m. breakfast while still in line but Mateu aid it decided to move Wednesday morning. He has Extra tickets available the time up an hour Tuesday be- been camping Out since 6 p.M. cause he anticipated a long line. Gainesville native Tom Petty prices are iduced to $12 for the day before. People waited has decided to release roughly studentsand $Sfor thgeral Since the box office is a Ticket- in line for up to 20 hours on the 2,000 additional sets for his public, plus a sevie chrge. Master outlet, the company north side of Reitz UnIon, heft, upcoming campus concert, with .mhe sats right behind the wouldn't allow SGP to sell tickets to got tickets for Petty's Jan. tickets going on ale at9:30 this stage an pretty clog,,' said earlier without telling all state out- 27 concert. The concert sold morning at the Reir Unlon's Mike Delrecso, the O'Connell lets, Mateu said So every outlet out in a little more than five Constans Theatre and other Cant.ers associate director. started selling tickets at 9 a.m. bour. fcketMaster outlets, said Raul ?Tm sure (Petty will) tarn UF sophomore Shira Friedman. Mateu, chairman of Student around frce them."he said. who was about 30th in line, said Government Productions. -Plas, Vol hgsmeI uks her friends at the front of the line The seats areobstructed view facig thefas behind the sage, got bleacher seats and she couldn't and located either behind or to so it should @mund gooCd" believe the floor seats were gone LUAIM the side of the stage, Ticket - ANONY see Tickets, pae 5 Award progi am meets opposition am ong deans what does that say of the quality of their UF's United Faculty of Florida chapter. 'When you produce any sort of a pro- By RONALD DUPONT JR. peers on the judging committee? "It's going to cause problems," she said gram, you don't know how it's going to Writer Alligator " bestmhe teachers, per Se, may not be on "I don't think it has been thought out prop- work," he said. "It's an experiment." We Choosing top professors and giving them the committee that selects the best teach- erly. Good teaching is a part of our job. not planned our job through But it was an experiment thousands of dollars as part ofastate award ers" Lowenstein said, get our reward for doing properly, Lowenstein said. program may not be a good idea, UF instruc- Lowenstein asked the deans at the meet. merit pay increases. Giving people a one- "What studies do they have to show this tor and administrators said Wednesday. ing who would like to be on the committee. shot prize for a single occasion is not the His question was met with laughter. answer. engenders good leaching?" he said. "When fibe new program - which will split they have statelide program calls for students "The Igislature wants to reward good did they talk to us? What right do -$185.000 among 50 UF teachers - oem The to throw good money at something they far too much money and will create disen- and Instructor. In each college to choose teaching. But this is a quick-fix solution " the know Iittle about?" among teachers vying for the award, top teachers for the award, based on past Besides providing too much money, sion eligibil- journalism college Dean Ralph Lowenstein honors, teaching techniques, course exam- state program also has unexplained ccn'ection Inations and outines. UF gives the 50 win- ity requirements for the candidates, said. In 1985, the Hippiodrome State Theatre The comments Lowenstein made at ners $2,500 each, then gives an additional Brockmmnn said. $5,000 to each of the top 10 instructors Keith Legg, interim associate academic was $40,000 in debt. Alo, Larry Strauss is Wednesday deans meeting raised .r.l Honor Court's chief associate jus- silenced hi. chosen from the 50 finalists, affairs vice president and coordinator of the Student questions, including one that tice. 7grAlligaferreported otherwise on this best teachers art the But thats just far too much money for an awards program, said it may cause prob- colleagues If UFs page Wednesday being considered for the award, then award, said Jane Brockmann, president of lems. '4 WHAT'S HAPPENING e Gator says. 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Hb Shands and a th cahrn, a odra a Far UPon SCpyriht 1M All righIt reerv d No porn n o r he ANWfr may b rproduod n any mdana withol Ion writi., Oofl.nt d an Mid.r d Capy Commu~caline 10 iIISDAY JANUARY It1.990 AACA R.3 Paul Shaffer to headline Celebration By LISE FISHER Alligator Writer Paul Shaffer and [he World, Most Dangerous Band will bring their blend of "terror" to the LF Bandshell March 10 during Celebration 190, a festi- val that will feature local, state and national arts Shaffer, known for his sarcastic oneliners and exchanges with David Letterman, will play a wide range of music with his band for"All That Jaz," whiuh will close the four day event sponsored by Student Gov- ernment, Omicron Delta Kappa and Fnends of Cele- bration People n (he music bust- ness consicer him to be a musical ge'Iius, and a lot of that you con't see on ide N glt With David Letter- man." Celeoration Procucer Chip off the old block nry"' n"'"'"r''a" -. "''''' Jason Rosenoerg said. "He doesn't Although campus construction has been the center of attention recently, John Williams Jr. tries his have a chance t Shaffer showcase hisfr.ork' hand at "destruction" as he begins taking out a wall of a physical plant building Wednesday afternoon Nowa at onni t ngi Shafter a l i he hand for the te snow began last N ivetb r "We weef nirg to get someone who Would appeal to .vervone' Rost i1 se-g said( d ainesvhIne is a huge meirket of the IDivd( Beer tax proposal gets mixed responses A:cera ste " By JOHN F. BERRY than that by th e time it reaches John Q vote on it Mitch Glaeser, a legislative Shaffer and the band have confirmed their ac e) Alligator Writer Public," Dennis said. aid to Flagg, said he supports the idea of alce, but because of the performers ongoing tontric Clark said rugs and alcohol have the tax but won't decide on the bill until goi jations. Rosenberg said he could not disclose Your next case of beer may cost 75 become a senous problem for Archers t comes out of committee row much they wilt be paid centsmore if the state Legislature adopts 1,400 residents Glaeser said a tax bill should be fited Sia,r, who lays keyboards, will play remakes of an alcohol tax resolution passed Tuesday "We area sm all community concerned with the Legislature This month tunese, pop music, bues, rock 'n' ril and songs by the Alachua County Commission. over a lack of resources (to treat drug Comnisoner George Dekle, who ron his recent album, "Coast to Coast ' The commission voted 4-1 and will addiction)," Cl ark said, "Crack cocaine was the only dissenting vote, said he Stanley Jordan, often called "the world's greatest forward its recommendation to the state is so addictive that people are becoming voted against the recommendation be, guitarist," will perform earher in the evening. Legislature, which should discuss it by boldertomeett heir needs. We have seen cause the issue was rushed before the the end of this month. an increase in time Jordan was the festival headliner for the Jackson- commission and the revenue raised vile Jazz Festival two years ago At least four other Archer city commissioner Sam Clark "For every $ 1 spent on alcohol. $2 is would not filter to the local level acts may be signed next month, he said. told the commission the tax would raise spent on alcohc I problems," he said. Commissioner Leveda Brown agrees about S65 million for drug and alcohol Celebration 1990 should be the largest event of the By recomme ding the tax, the county with Clark, the Archer commissioner, spring semester, Rosenberg said, featurng local, state education and rehabilitation, but some demonstrates it.s support for the tax to and said alcohol and tobacco should be and national artists Events will highlight the visual think a tax isn't the solution. its legislators in Tallahassee, Alachua subject to a "user fee arts. Renaissance culture and music and dances from Dennis, a sales manager for Steve Russell said. Wendell county spokes nman around the world, Roger Maris Distributing in Gainesville, Sen. George Kirkpatrick, D-Gainesville, "Alcohol and tobacco are the greatest said he was caught off-guard by the and Reps. David Flagg, D-Gainesvitle, creators ofillness in our society," Brown Activities will include an art show, fencing exhibi- commission's recommendation and a tax and Sid Martin, D-Hawthorne represent said 'If the cost is high enough, people tions, a candlelight symphony and a film festival. The on alcohol is not the answer to solving Alachua county may not be able to afford it." jazz festival may draw people from all over the state, abuse problems Flagg support Led a similar proposal last But Denm s said even if the tax caused Rosenberg said. "The 25 cents (per case) would mean year in the Legi slature, but the bill died a 75 cent price-hike, beer sales would not "The Bandsbell holds 12,000 people, and we're 40 to 60 cents a case and maybe more in a committee before legislators could be affected. hoping to fill it," he said, HEY Want to experience more during college than macaroni and cheese, soap operas and beer? Want to interview people such as Spike Lee, C. 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Lithuanian rally d demands freedom kTON1I6T II Nit s, I , I P ( ( 'I I hlroIands or awaiting Gorbachev when he arnves Thursday in the 1 i1 ln IiALT) 1n1I iat Toni I lags and ban ners, ra- I Lithuanian capital on a troubleshooting mission 11 1 rtJd ponden((td from the Slve t Union decreed at a meetig ol the Soviet Communist Partys WOUW MU&I e, dif, a day belrr Mikhail Gorbachev's Central Committee [Ih ile l n T) trip ill the falt republic's detiarnc "It him come here and see that all of us want to (pt1riutIinsr Party leave the Soviet Union" said Eduardus Balsukas, 60, \ at [Litamers. 0111 people gathered to demnand an end to a half- Gorbachev would leave Thursday on the trip to find a eIlun if svie[ nile compromise with the Lithuanian Communist Party S.,,iuts I *tnsbergas, president of the Sajudis that declared itself an independent party Dec. 20. It I I tira front, dew a roar from the crowd by wasthefirst splintenngoftheSovietparty in 72years. 1' 1 1g q[Is r star, rng off well We will fight Sajudis was organizing an even larger rally for Ir; u Lrs I t ui ssary but I 90) onay be a de-csve Thursday and appeared intent on turning Gorbachev's I ) hI torv " trip into a larger showdown over the republic'sampirt- Ifarid other speakers were constantly tons for independence. I m pt, fbv [h ithirong's chants of "Freedom, When asked about possible secunty concernsin the I I I T1aild Sajudis Sajuds" and Lithuatna, charged atmosphere, an official reception secretary In 1 luAi I itihuania Gorbachev's office, Vladimir Savitsky, said, "I hope 1 demnbillo ration was a harbinger of the welcome that the responsible comrades will be attentive." Ceauscscu's final-orde rs transcript released . NNIGH I T (IAFS I, Rorana (II) - NihoIae Ceauses- aware of the seriousness of the uprising in its early '1 s[trlyI ordered se urity forces to shoot without stages and also appears to show his direct reason 1a :> 1 do)mo rat v demonstrators last month sibilty for the order to fire on peaceful demonstrators. w:t1' nLtily a linisoara, a transcript of a "They must shoot withoutwarning," Ceausescusaid "IL i!W'tn the tormer dt(tahorand his top of troops confronting demonstrators in Pimisoara. HweI Wed redciv "And for anyone who will not obey my orders the law T a wr" Od hi It)p military and security will be fully applied against them' Sl( & OVER) V1-IIE ring the tefep honCe 0Cnv ersanon a week Ceausescu ordered that Army and security troops, iiutr i lat troops who disobeyed his orders as well as border guards, be mobilized and armed for -YV Li l be harshly pushed combat, with instructions to use deadly force to stop A rirnisnpt ol the Dec 17 conference call was demonstrators from smashing windows or entering' publiried Wednesday by the Bucharest newspaper government property I i, in. or The Iilin which h teased publication "Don't wait for further orders from Bucharest, he ,r (C tL.r'L IuL .m4 t11o power in Ih,)5 and resulted was quoted as saying "hese important nstrucbons must be followed by everyone. If there is anyone who I It I 1rg nut I his .rn gIrnItC dittor was doesn't do his duty report him immediately." ART STUDENTS Report details Iranian human rights violations (. I NX (I ll) --- ltiuments giving details of An investigation team was to have flown to Tehran trIrtrit , txe(uIIons nd mass graves in Iran were Wednesday but it N sources said the Iranian govern-i 1 r1e1tIt-r W'edrisdiv by Iraian resistance officials mert demanded a postponement to prevent a report l')If head of a ( N iiVesttgal IOn imto human rights being prepared in time for the Commission's annual ,10.10011' in Iran session Jan. 29 to March 9 II eight d turnenits named 653 prisons and "or Iran, meanwhile, saiditexecuted another people, I Cre cei IIer' i I rat and the iden title s of 1,786 persons including three women and four Afghan nationals,, antuil by lie resistance of being torturers They after Islamic revolutionary courts convicted them of a. rh lvit ois ol 30 mass graves around Tehran trafficking in narcotic drugs. a I rr prin I ed oflii d IIranian reports on the execution The official Islamic Republic News Agency of Tran of 1.200 prisoners in 1989. said 10 of those hanged were members of an interna- Ka/vm Radjavi, a representative of the National tional ring of traffickers who had set up a distribution A, unli 1 the Iranian Resistance, said the execution network in the Middle East. mainly in Iran andTurkey. (I poUt i al pr ouiers is often "camouflaged" by calling The latest execution brought to at least 1,294 the' thrmII drugtratickers to avind toreign condemnation total numberof people Iran said werehanged fordrug One doerrrent said thereare about I l0,0d0political trafficking in Iran since January 1989, when Tehran's In iStirs in about half of the known prisons, meaning ruling clencs launched their latest campaign to stampi that the total must be substantially higher out the illicit drug trade Overdose of cocaine kills 6-month-old girl PHI[ADELPHIA (UPI) - Homicide detectives gave her the fatal dose, He said authorities were were investigating the death of a 6-month-old girl who awaiting tests to determine how the cocaine was was poisoned by a large dose of cocaine that apparent- administered to the child. ly was given to her, a police spokesman said Wednes- The child was born dependent on cocaine in June day at Temple University Hospital. She was found dead -I \F Capt Richard DeLise said authorities were trying sitting in an infant seat at her aunt's house in the city's to determine the circumstances that led to the death East Germantown section. of Mwhaela Robinson of North Philadelphia. She died An examination by the city Medical Examiner's N Dec 23 Office showed a substantial amount of cocaine in the "We are investigating it as a ho micide," DeLie said. child's body, as well as evidence of neglect and abuse, ".The Medical Examiner is still doing further DeUse said. toxicological tests." The city Department of Human Services has DeLse said the amount of cocaine in the child's removed three other children from the custody of the body was so large that authorities concluded someone baby's mother, Robin Howell, 31. r '2 CENTRAL Being A Blood Donor FLoRIDA Makes You Feel Good All Over! Cornr of NW 6th Strut A Weal Univiramiy AvNe OFFICE

4 378-2577 SUPPLY F iCait R1 iah Ct r NW.t s G . Thl - Mon -F s. m5:38pm a Sal.9.13pe lnt;Rl)AYJANUARY I 1.1990. AILIGAI1R. TICKETS Center Rock singer lenny from plage I Kravitz, whose current single let "camped out here Love Rule" is playing on MTV, will so quickly since 1Op.m. We opentheshow Kravitzalsoismar "People were waiting all night did not get good ned t [a BonE of "The Cosby with [Vs and VCRs, and I even Show' brought doughnuts and hot choc- seats. It sucks. " SGP is sponsoring the concert olate," said Friedman's friend Jea- which Mateu said he strongly ne- nette Ii. "For whII" - Elicla Geller gociated for a lower student ticket "I camped out here sie 10 pnce and persuaded TcketMaster English senior to hold off sales until pm," said English senior Elicia ticket Geller "We did not get good seats. Donna Johnson said "We'd do it Wednesday - instead of during It sucks." all over again. We consumed bev the holiday break or the first day of classes Petty can take some of the erages, played our guitar and sang "We did everything blame. Mateu said the Gainesville- songs. possible for grown rocker got300 tickets to sell Mateu was happy to have the the students, Mateu said. or give away Also, Rock-104 re- first sellout SGP-concert history. But many students were unap- ceived 20 seats to give away as part Comedian Eddie Murphy came preciative. * ** *** ** **** ****** * ***** **** *********** of a promotional deal SG will also close a few years ago and last Fea- I couldjumpoutot Lhisseat and get an undetermined number of ruary, country singer Randy'Travis kill myself," marketingjumor Britt IT * floor seats, Mateu said. sold out the O'Connell Center, said Rothman sad, complaining about Mike Delnrenzo, the centers as IF January 15-19 * While many students left the his seat "I wouldn't have bought PE box office complaining, some stu- sociate director. But that concert these tickets except my girlfriend dents did riot mind the wait or the wasn't SGP-sponsored. really wants them." is poor seats Petty's 9 p.m. concert is sched- Alligator Staff Writer Dan Evans "It wasworth it." business senior uled for Jan. 27 at the O'Connell contributed to this report. University of Florida Owner of Dub' S Steer Room dies James "Dub"' Thomas, owner of the Gainesville "I've always enjoyed people and that's why I've PHONE BOOK nightclub that promoted the early careers of rock been in the business as long as I have, " 'homas * At stars such as Tom Petty and Bob Seger, died told The Alligator in 1983 "I party with the kids Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. He was 58 * Or and try to keep them pretty much i line " * RECYCLING *r Thomas was owner of Dub's Steer Room, which has hosted live rock rolll and weekly mini-skit *r Thomas also founded In-N-Out restaurants, contests for most of the past 26 years The baralso *r owned The Feed Storeand partiallyowned hllhan's UP WEEK Al' is known for starting the career of Gainesville hand Music Store II Mudcrutch - some of whose members later formed Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Bring * your old phone books from home or office. Collections at all major KE* JAMAICA 1990! buildings and parking areas on campus. M4r WMCEE F NALSAREAMILLI(M MILL 5 AWAY

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'CA, amuger? Whe! Getting Hipp thoe I ua rs e hop you've seen the stories and heard the radio -8 Ia arnd TV repors about the fate of the Hippodrome State 'I heatr. I he Ilipp is seriously in the red because its fund- mil demands keep increasing while its funding sources keep being cut back - making it another victim of bureaucratic shafting. Tlhe part of the tragedy that hits close to home for us is the fat that if the Hipp closes, graduate students in UF's theater department won't be able to have intern- %hips with a professional theater. The next closest one is in Sarasota, at least three hours away. Y -w a - 1' students in that college haven't started a fund-raising - dI ve yet ("Everyone is still in shock," a professor and ditr cor there said) and that bothers us. They try to tr cuit students to attend plays at the Hipp but actually raising money raises a technical question that could turn 3tgaiinst them. If they raise money, Student Government, which tunds the troupe of student actors called Florida I'larre-s, would probably strip their funding next year saying if they can raise money for others, they should be ab to Iais- it for themselves. We doii't Iant them to be screwed by SG so here's a Politics isn't just a game, or is it? plea to everyone at UF and in Gainesville to go see the special advance showing of "The Mystery of Irma Vep" Geographically speaking, the average UF student tonight at the Iiilpp for S5. The action-packed play is a can't find Mexico on a map. Politically speaking, the .s Robert Rauhrson average UF student can't find their own behind, using murdetr/mystery spoof with vampires and werewolves. both hands in a well-lighted room. Iwo actors play four parts each, and co-star Kevin F AIR TO MAUDLIN Finding Mexico isn't important since nobody in Rainsbeiger, who taught at UF last year, promises to be their right mind wants to go there. Half the people in lated or driven mad by the Vietnam War were aI rIt Mexico are desperately seeking Texas. A Upperclass, college Republican types What you don't know about Student tickets for regular performances are $6 while politics can hurt you, B Blacks, Hispanics and poor-white rednecks like however In hopes of educating the UF masses, and the Coinrunity pays tip to $18. But those tickets, if there me turning a buck lor myself, I've invented a new gane Answer. Blacks, Hispanics and crackers like me. arc any left, go on sale 45 minutes before the show. You I call The Pursuit of Political Trvia, patent pending I remember watching marine patrols spend more than that on a greasy pizza and a lame rent-a- I hope you'll go out and buy my new game and moving out from 12 Dottie at fundaton and the only white movie. And you can't touch a first-run movie for that if play it with your friends. Its a spiffy way to waste face among some time and you might them would be the Ueutenmnt And hensas probably you plan on bringing a friend and munching on popcorn. learn something a redneck. Gwerieth West, a theater professor and director for the Here arm sme sample questions: Question: Which Of the following ultra-macho Question: If the American Government invades Florida Players, insures that once you see a live perfor- super-patrotic, conservative Republicans never saw Nicaragua, UFs College Republicans will be found: mance, nothing else quite matches up. combat i any of Amenca's wars? A. In the front rank., Iiing Connie. for Christi We believe her. Students are always raising the roof at A. John Wayne B. In UFtawSchool,learningtobecmokedlawyers Constant Theater on campus and shows always seem per- B. Ronald Reagan who grow up to be corrpt politicians, formed just for you. C. Jack Kemp Answer: If these ole boys thought they stood a D. Newton Gingrich The point is, if we don't help the Hipp, no one will. snowball's chance in hell of swapping lead with A E. George F Will Sandanista, they'd stop singing 'God Bless Americ' And if no one helps, it will close. Gainesville is no New G. Dan F Quayle and start whistling T1he Internationale.' I refer you to York when it comes to culture and art but we do have a H. All of the above the writings of Christopher F. Buckley, who's still tradition of good music and theater. There are only four Answer: H. all of the above. The only thing these moaning about having "missed out" on Vietnat. professional theaters in the state and the Hipp is one. guys ever shot off at Nazis or Commies was their big, I hope my new invention makes me rich enough fat And it's nationally known - enough to attract actors mouths that I don't have to fight in Nicaragua, One War is Exftra Credit: Which of from cultural meccas such as New York. That means we the above mentioned flag enough. It might seem unfair that I only included wavers never even served in the military? conservative trivia, but, like John F. Kennedy said, get professional actors and professional performances. Answer: John Wayne' "ijfe isn't fair." And that's a great place for our theater graduates to Quesdon: The majonty of Americans killed, utnt- Robert Randersao is a senor is jiwriaista. study. Interning with the Gainesville Community Playhouse is not the same. While they, too, put on plays and are serious about their productions, the actors and UF should support depicted inso forthright a manner to say. staff are not professionals. They are Gainesville citizens as to make one wonder if they One of them mentioned that should be seen who enjoy the theater and spend their spare time on or Indian display by the children they had requested permission of behind the stage visitors. the University to erect a factual Editor: As is the case with any emo- But as Our students aren't looking to dabble in theater, they we have seen with other display describing the circumstal- tionally charged issue of our day. it minorities whose needs have only which shaped the attitude of want to make a living through it. ces is dufficul for the non-Native visitor lately begun to be addressed by the American Indian toward those to the Florida Museum to see much society at large, much pain and a who came fom the old world. in the excellent exhibit on the "dis- great deal of emotion lies beneath It occurred to me that such a covery" of the the surface alligator new world by Colunm- of their views. view would be appropriate at this Editor bus that could be construed as A major objection seems to be site. If well done, It would complex objectionable Lucy Chabot to the Nauve that, appropriateor not, sociological Amentan- is we, ment the display atthe Managing Editor the descendants of their opprn- level and bringcredit to them iVer- Opinions Editor In nopaneloitheextremely well sors," who have made this state- Saty as an Institution earnestly seek- Mary Shedder Tonya Sutton done project are the ment. actions of We have not even asked for ing to display the many laces of Lotinrs Policy Europeans held to be creditable, their participation. truth, desirable or justifiable. Loners to the dio ,,ouM not .tcod 200 woeds (eut wa mio bas) Thr eniM e The enel- As I listened to the t tyoed doIspascrtd and slnwd They Shrout nekie a tadla.notes sli tI~o lbw [wouldliketo seethe Unlversi y ties committed by the Conquis- demonstrators speak number Names o14 be withold if tt. write. she, just cause iMyowe w bijlhoes Cill tadors, for example, after my trip facilitate an effot of ths kind. tie ediorial pMe aCdea st 37r4"5S are vividly through the Museum, I felt that portrayed. Those by DeSoto are J -. p I F . Jar they do have something they need UF amwtmy pfo' Thursday, January 11, 1990 The First Issue of the Last Decade of the Entire Twen tieth Century

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Considering the quality of most title, this intriguing look at intercourse between four 1989 became the highest 0f these movie., however, the shock value's young adults offers both a singular view of troubled a ven greater. 1989 maygo down asthe most lives and brilliant glimpses at our own behavior grossing year in movie ucceesful failed film year, as mediocrity Consisting entirely of conversations and confronta- history. Fueled by main- r an rampant and public pandering reached tions set against the simplest of set pieces, the film new proportions. Meanwhile, audiences ate uses remarkably lean but provocative dialogue to stream attractions like ii up and re-herded for more. Even worse, reveal an exercise in economy that's simply profound. Batman and every imagin- he overkill kept screens booked solid, al. Bonn on the Fourth of July - Oliver Stone's return owing only a select few alternative films to to Vietnam takes place mainly in North America, able sequel from Indiana each thecrowds. Endinga decadethatgave r following 12 years in the life of an American marine. Jones to Christmas Vaca- ite to the indepen- Like no film before it, this exhaustive character study d ent films of John C confronts the issue troubled veteransand their place tion, the nation's box of- Scyles, Jim Jarmusch in post-war America, and boasts an outstanding pro- fice saw a staggering take a nd Spike Lee, and duction, stunning visuals and genuine acting from its i, aintained the im- - star, Tom Cruise. of more than billionn ot of countless for- Ueathers - Perhaps the only high school black up half a billion from eign masterpieces like comedy, this wicked look at cliques and politics grows R in, Das Boot and Am as increasingly dark as it does hilarious Fronted by 1988's all-time record. Revoir Les Enants, '89 Christian Slater's impression of a young Jack Nichol- What's more, six pictures brought only a hand- son, the film offers great work from a nearly unknown tI of indies - sex, cast and a stunning new look for c,-lead Winona achieved blockbuster sta- ir es, and videotape, Do Rosanna Anhuehe an dA Ryder Inventive, intriguing and far off-beat, this is by tus by breaking the $100 t he Right Thing, Roger 'Ufa Lesons. far the year's best comedy. million mark, including Me - and just one Crimes and Misdeneanors - Woody Allen may well 'reign title that enjoyed wide release - The be the only talent that can take a lght look at love the surprise hits Look Bear laced with great comic moments and balance it per- 'Wat'll they get a load of me' fectly against a completely unrelated, tightly focused Who's Talking and Honey, tale of blackmail, guit and murder His result is IShrunktheKids,andafew unique, and is highlighted by gripping visuals, terrific films aimed at more ma- S performances and a brief but hilarious film-within-a- A> film ture audiences - Parent- ca The Fabulous Baker Buys - This story of two down- hood, on-their-luck brothers who hire a singer to spice up Dead Poets' S ciety their lounge act is downbeat, jazzy and, above all, and When Har t i mature Jeff and Beau Bridges are marvelous as the brothers and Michelle Pfeiffer Is being properly lauded Sally. - toppe for her star-making turn as the call-girl turned singer. lion each. U Writer/director Steve aloes is a very promising tal- ent. Drugstore Cowboy -- Gus Van Sant's lyrical, poetic depiction of drug addicts who cruise from drugstore to drugstore to pilfer pills Is strangely hypnotic. The period details of the '70, are right on target and Matt Dillon is marvelous as an addict who like the life- I style" but decide, living on the lam isn't worth it. Scandal - Based on the true story of a political sex scandal in the'60s, this British drama carefully dissects is. the class system in England and the people who try to break through it. John Hurt is painful and precise as 14 the socially climbingdoctor who becomes a scape-goat for the government. 'I S -, The Little Mermaid - Disney dismantles the age barrier with its latest full-length animated feature - a phenomenal achievement in sight, sound and story. Though its fantasy premises abit far-fetched,Mermard creates an undersea world that mirrors our own, and throws in breathtaking animation, superb vocal work and unprecedented musical numbers. Parenthood - Nothing Ron Howard has ever done is nearly as good as this movie. He captures the triumphs and travails of large families by harnessing A a great ensemble cast headed by Steve Martin and Diane Weist. There are sentimental, touching moments to be sure. But theyareinvariably followed bya caustic remark or a bitingly funny situation - just like life. *This list cannot include highly acclaimed, late-year releamessuchasRoger&Me, DrivingMiss Daisyifenry V, My Left Fool 'or Glory since they have yet to be released in Gainesville.

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I r .r QE King Hholiday Is Monday; Events Set Sch edules Given CAMPUHI Monday, January 15, is Martin Luther King, Jr Day, a holiday for UF students, facul- tv and staff (lasses have been cancelled, and all U offices will be closed and parking TODAY restrictions lifted Libranes East and West and the Marston Science Library will be closed MUSIC CONVOCATION for faculty, Sunday but open from 10 4 m to I a in Monday The Law Library will be open from students and friends of Department of Mu- 7 30 a in to 11 pm Monday, and the Health Science Center library wil be closed It h(J I 0 I rd I ,gs,,41, , sic, 55pm , Room 120, Buildmg Atk Dl 1 ,l II I [ 1 mp.J ) f , 1,e - Monday The Stident Health Service will be open from noon to 4 p m Monday All FOR THE IFAS 0 Fr1IRE DIRECTIONS regular schedules will resume Tuesday CENTER FOR NATURAL RESOURCES:' Several activities have been planned to commemorate the slain civil rights leaders seminar sponsored by the Forestry De- birthday The fourth annual Martin Luther King, Ir Awards Celebration, sponsored partmert, with Roy Carnker, Center's by UF's Black Graduate Student Organization, in association with the Division of Stu- associate director, 4 p in , 112 dent Alfairs, will be Friday at 7 p m at University Centre Hotel Bruce Haire, associate Newins-Ziegler Computer Seminars professor of sociology at the State University of New York at Stonybrdok, will speak FRIDAY on "A flistory of Pride A Future of Promise" For informationtabout the awards celebra- Planned For tion, call Russell Ben am,, at 373-8993 or \bnda Shands-Mbntas at 373-9836 25TH ANNUAL ART FACULTY EX- Gubernatorial candidate and former federal judge Akee Hastings will dever the keynote HIBITION, features works of 21 UF art USPS Employees address at a commemorative ceremony at noon Monda on the frunt stepsof Tigert Hal faculty opens with 8 pm reception in Music wil be provided by the Uunversity Gospel Choir and Unversity Lutheran Quartet University Gallery SW 13th St Con- The Faculty Support Center for Com- The ceremony, co-sponsored by UF's Institute for Black Culture and Campus Ministries tinues through Feb 11, 9 am, to 5 pm piting, located at 2215 fturlington Hill, is Cooperative, will be followed by a march to the downtown Kig memonal weekday I to 5 p Sundas offering spring-term computer seminars GRADUATE CERAMICS Z SCULP- for usrsS employers USES registration lTURE EXHIIBIT, features work of six forms for the hands-on lessons have been Department of Art graduate students, sent to each department, including in- Brannon, Poston Are New Assistant o ens with 8 p.m reception in Focus struction, for establishing an encum- Galerye 302 Fine Arts Budlding C Con- bra Ne, t over costs Reservations am rIot tinues through Jan 31, 8bn145Sano. and VP's; Bassett Is 01 rmanent Director I to 4 45 pin weekdays accepted by hone for USPS seminars Three administrators m Uls Office of D- Health Science Center, owned UF's devel- The Macinto. h isroom is located in 521 PHOOOURNAUSM EXHIBITION by velopment and Alumni Affairs-Stephen opment staff in 1983 as director of Health Enc Breitenbach, displays black and white Veil [all Ianuarv and ebruan seminars Brannon, Michael Poston and Melda Science Center Development and Alum- are isted be-low capturing the Struggles of Bassett-were recently promoted. The Of- ni Relations rston came to UF from Or- (tmihotographs American and CAnibbea Ns INI RODU(TION IC IBM PERSONAL lice of Development and Alumni Affairs, lando, where he was capital campaigns in Flonda, o today at Gnnter G=Vs L(MPU TFR lan 18. 1 to 3 pm under the dirction of Vice President Robert director at Orlando Regional Medical Cen- Contmiuest ghFeb 16M9ar mto3pm ter He also was formerly L IN. DOS-FUN DAMFN LALS--[an R Lindgren, is responTsible for encourging director of de- weekdays, I to 4 p m Sunday pnvate giving to the University velopment at University Hospitals of 26, L) 35 to 11 30 a m FUROSHIKI EXHIBITION, by New Brannon has been appointed assistant Cleveland, Ohio UING DOS-MANAGING DISK York-based artist Hitoshi UDiie, an en- vice president for development alter serv- Bassett has been named permanent di- vronnmental work in fabric opens with ar- SR)RAGF -Feb 12, 9 35 to 1I 30 a m rector for development ing as assistant dean for development and at the Institute of tist's discussion of work at7 pm n t Col- L'SIN( WORDPERFFCT 50-Seettrn I Food and Agricultural alumni affairs and director for college pro- Sciences At UF lege of Architecture Gallery Continues I tsson I )an 22, I to in , and lesson since 1981, Bassett previously grams in the College of Law Brannon served as m- through Jan 31, 8 a m to 4 30 p m 2 Ian 24, i I p n 'edion 2 Lesson tentmn development director came to UF in 1987 from Scarmtt Graduate for IFAS Prior week ays I IF-b n, I to I p m and Lesson 2. 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withtitles like E T. and Star Wars, and crashed and burned as fantasy intruded and four movies, and directors carried in multi- almost entirely responsible for Do the Right thanks to a quick video release - just in overshadowed every trace of humor Allen ple films as well Among them - actors Thing, showed his School Daze critics he's time for Christmas - it has surpassed E T was quick to cover his tracks, however, for Nick Nolte (Three Fugitives, Life Lessons, not to be taken lightly as the world's best-selling tape. the unqualified failure of this career excur- Farewell to the King), Rick Mornis Early forecast Given this overblown success, galman sion was followed later in the year by the (Ghostbusters II, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Though Oscar nominations are still a best represents the year in film, for its only heralded release of his full-length feature Parenthood), Olympia Dukakis (Look Who's month away, it seems this year's race will merit lies in the masterful creation of Crimes and Misdemeanors Talking, Dad, Sieel Magnolias), and Morgan be traditionally predictable Awards from Gotham City Beyond the art direction, the Mr. Soderbergh goes to Freeman (Lean on Me, Johnny Handsome, both the New York Film Critics Circle and film boastsawkward relationships, a throw- Hollywood Glory, Driving Miss Daisy), and directors the Los Angeles Film Critics Association are away romance and a slew of scattered gim- Steven Spielberg (Indiana lones and the Last Board of Review's The success story of Steven Soderbergh is in, as are the National micks - elements which rate it only slightly Crusade, Always), Woody Allen (Oedipus winners and the nominees for the Golden perhaps the screen success story of the de- higher than any random James Bond film. Wrecks, Crmes and Misdemeanors); Susan Globe Awards. Though there's no general cade. Over an eight-day drve to California, Seidelman (Cookie, She-Dedi), and John C consensus - best picture awards have gore Stories from the 26-year old Baton Rouge filmmaker Alvidsen (Lean on Me, The Karate Kid II1) to Do the Right Thing, My Left Fool and S t New York's finest wrote a script called sex, ltes, and videotape. The Year's greatest Driving Miss Daisy, respectively - it's a safe After securing funds for the S12 million More importantly, several artIsts over disappointment hap- bet that the Academy's Best Picture normin- independent production, he returned to came their questionable career paths and pened early on, when ies will be Born on the Fourth of July, Crimes Baton Rouge and shot the picture established themselves as solid talents Touchstone and Misdemeanors, Do the Right Thing, Glory released Five months later, the film debuted at the Andie MacDowell, last seen in a small role the anxiously awaited and either Driving Miss Daisy or My Left U S. Film Festival in Utah, was voted Most in 1985's St. Elmo's Fire, won resounding New York Stores This Foo Possible longshots - Field of Dreams Popular Film and sparked a distribution praise for her work in sex, lies, and videotape, promising collection of and sex, lies, and videotape Look for Tom bidding war between nine Hollywood com- Al Pacino returned from a virtual six-year short Films from three Cruise, Daniel Day-Lewis (My Left Foot) and panies. Pairing up with Miramax Films, acting hiatus to a of the world' pre. Morgan Freeman warm reception for ck Noltein mraedIretors-Mar- 9 (Driving Miss Daisy) in kt -Cannes Film Festival this spring and Sea of Lowe, and Tom the Best Actor cate- tin Scorsese, Francis brought home the Palme d'Or. Cruise finally may Coppola gory, with possible and Woody Allen - died quickly have overcome the when audiences and critics leftfeeling a "I guess It's all downhill from here," companions lack TopGuns and Cocktails and betrayed Though Scorseses Li Soderbergh said when he accepted the Nicholson (for the sss provided a great first Imp raze But that's before sex, lies, and videotape of his career with his obligatory comic per- lauded work in Born at on to nationalwith distribution,its riveting was met look at a So a formance acknowl- on the Fourth of July work from b and verwhelming acclaim and pulled in an edgement) and Robin outstanding What's more, director Ranna Arquette - al was lost as ding (dollar-for-dollar) 524 million. Williams (Dead Poets' Phil Alden Robinson C Ioas Life Wi unfpled nominations are still to come. Society) And Sally bounced into the spot- AndleMacDowetan Jam Field (Steel Magnolias), ondcreen The ind , tiufferable h ' By the numbers light, after 1987's In and videotape. Jessica Lange (Music se se provide at' most. 4 rom its record-breaking grosses, the Mood, with his grand slam, Field of Box), Andis MacDowell, Michelle Peiffer exprer be remembered best for the prolific Dreams; Tim Burton anchored a permanent (The Fabulous Baker Boys) and Jessica Tandy e a e w put from its artists Perhaps in an effort career by following Pee Win's Bag Adventure (Driving Miss Daisy) are likely to contend as vito round out their decade track records, and Beetleauce with satman, and Spike Lee, for Best Actress. t dy 1rsan many actors had their names on three and MhlU LIEU th was mus IC.II.I I Rap also in- out. That's the tapes and everything in be- ABy Micha Gt fluenced whole point of tween They change beats and Neneh Cherry rhythms at a speed that makes .4. It was a poor year for movies, Top Ten lists and Soul II anyway even the MTVgeneration's head but a great one for music. Excel- Soul, a k.d. lang/ spin. It's all topped with witty, lent releases came from all areas '4 dance/ soul A Isa o Io t e incisive lyrics and a silly game of music - pop, country, Jazz, 4 - outfit that had Torch and show concept that frames the Broadway, soul and especially tremendous uang - This songs. Very fun. ~1 rap. This was the year that na- success with Is the third scent genre of rock came into its The PguesiPeace and Love its debut and best own. - These Irish rockers are a album and the album yet drunken mix of the Clash and Q- Previously, rap was lyrically great singles from country the Chieftains and they just concerned with boasts about 4kt t "Keep On artist Lang. keep getting better. Lead singer e* sexual prowess and bragging Movin'" and "Back To Life." She once claimed to be the rein- Shane MacGowan is still the about who was the best rapper. The mood of consciousness- carnation of Patsy Cline, and focal point, but a greater num- Like heavy metal, it also seemed raising even spread to main- anyone who has heard her sing ber of the lads loin in on writing to be dominated by misogynist, i. stream artists like Janet Jackson would be hard pressed to dis- and vocal duties. Traditional racist and homophobic songs and the Neville Brothers, agree. The album mixes terrific Irish ballads stand side by side and artists. originals with achingly good with political tirades and alco- The following are 10 of the All that changed in 1989. The cover versions of classic tunes, hol-soaked reveries. World- militancy of Public Enemy was best albums of '89 - a difficult proving that Lang will be class music replaced with a rush of artists choice since the 10 runners-up 4 .V' around for a long time to come. Mandy Patinkin/Medsi that capitalized on innovative would make an excellent list in Patinkis - Patinkin is a Broad- A// sampling to spread a message of a less-fruitful year. They are Do La SulS Fast High and positivity. Excellent albums listed In order of preference, but Rising- What makes then rap- way star who has appeared in were released by the Jungle the distinction isa minor one. If pers so exciting is their furious numerous musicals, including Brothers, Kcool Moe Dee, the anything here piques your inter- mix of samples taken from Beastie Boys and Do La Soul. t, It I definitely worth seeking Steely Dan, French language CONTINUED NEXT PAGE

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: FURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFUJRN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT Oil rook Wll 'o Cr 0 Driwivn*er Colonial Oaks ?bdrt 1,2 CaItownhouse A ja . IO' j1, 1 1 FURNISHED 1 1 V I JI I Si ' Iy a . fri ' ifr ify 'Io & $325 Wsh/ldry hook up dshwasher I W .J . rihpI'h- $" 1C CIisG Ohe(i rrw Av, suso ri Pp1W~tr 385 lose to UF 4T?1 A SW 21 P1 376 3133 A( 1 pS I / irr81l U.5 1/3 . Jame T foS I I I' 1 5 $I 5 rIo Soil Jef 3 biks to U Prvale 1 3I 17 ? J I IrI a1 5 I'nrrAne single rm SIl cn' hi Cooking U 11 1 Maim ' N S ferr I own '0r' ,n ,I 'ouse house carport lerced 3,iumr A. , arle 1 Ul I I nh 1 0.1'king UOperclass Or grad 3// 186? ( arge aIdria yard pool kio'-en 1 1 Smile to UF Renr ac, SW 4 Ave 3/? il q Imii Out I I , I, VI,I 35 1728 1 12 5 1 cental $395, ?37 Ifir $175,mo S al'iIs Cil I/1 5430 or 37 617? 1 31 17 2 *R . I Oi 1 r Iif 1' 1?'Ir ' )i fi ah1 1 IS STUDENTS only a br all tails $200 and Mug - 2I WOOD FLOORS 2 bd, Three bloo.s N of C0i' a 1 br water only $185 2 br $250 All close 10 FrI C far grad %iuder I Ibdr KI n '00 dor, to trdmous 373 4593 24 hrs or 3,4 6934 UF 3O NW 77 SI very pice Office 41' I Urg tokd 'can to,,- ' to, UJ co, noa' ri alln al he itar o'1reet park ? 0769 12 2 I [to go lV '0' 1 12 51 NW IS S1 371 t 5 aLoor Big 1 d lrIrT, N , a Xi' bkrl In famous $2 5 & I.il 3/8 12Q2 rfC loo, war , L ok frep' ar 16 4 1 'i I 100 Share ?ORi2Ba Condo $200 A url Mo STUDIO walk to UF $225 water pd 1829 SoS Pilr ro I vaht 0 hi s le ri20b Gert H A A Washer EFc Lge RAchyard NW I Ave by O Dome M91 411 NW 15 I > Large li c e" yApII-et rnsheoal f 3ll0/69 11? 5 , co veonien to sopCo r r call 338 vale entrance barhIub arnd shower and .lt eS ait 0863 1 12 5 1 3 oc a'dm Up Ltirg Roor- l L S rI d is ,,Ij,' park n call 3' 258? iri'' s pa r y fur 2 homes For rent Cos Lan o i'ico Gi Gilg 3/6 329, n'shed 1 16 3 1 IT' ' V 0 1 I T - ii ROOM FOR RENT 2 bdrum a i replace or 2 story w cenr 150 ' mar ril I It I I J heat & ait $385 mo 373 5018 Walk 10 ,I m p V rI 3 Fdrm condo in Casablanca n 'Os Irom campus $200o A 1 3 FOR RENT: UF 1 252 Btcycle Club ,Ilos 377 6870 M or F 1 12 5 1 Move in Special 4 08 2 BTH HOUSE BY UF soup's on us 2 UNFURNISHED 20' NW S Sl Wood Roors ce heal air 2bri2b, I' ' I' k I I Ilmieately seeking n/s F to sub er for ' r V carpOrt Mgt 41 NW I5 ST 371 0769 groat rooml.er loor plan 8 Spring & summer, completely turn Walk 0o Santa FE CC I BUR $270 $280 'br2ba out at Oakcrooa sacr cc g real arni 222Cs BDP $335 NEW ToWnoese $440 Sec 3 Large br 2 oath house call tar details 377 2220 $150 me Collect 904 ?98 7732 1 12 5 1 Plus LMA Poo launrly no cats or dogs $450ampori, IC NW 94th Ter, Sam'aF Trace ADIs 3/8 '190 4 30 75 large IenCed yard near Oaks Mali Cail 481 2166, 372 0404 tor 2br apI, near 3/b 0831 after 6 30 pmiwee kends I tu Fau I or 1 ) (1r1 zioous nice ripghbors parking asr irs C I, , in. I I in Oak Glade Aps Near UF A VA qu r I? it sludenis) no pC's Prv rrn available washer/dryer ava 'ane in ost Lnis 'or 5 ROOMMATES aN '12 4 1 $15 mD Cats A lowed 'R 28 1 A 2 Bath A clean one borm Cauairs apt close to $250 $350 Soc & imr 372 6122 430 UF $190mo &deposit&lease Nodogs UNBEL IFVABLE New firn ar, 2ba condo, washory sec, Iv.' 75 2 124 NW 3 Ave 495 9024 1 12 5 2 ' Ty locks pool Tennis, racqul ballf TOWNHOUSES 2 Bedroom 11 2 Bath -V I"D n , I : 1 f $475/mo Calt collect 407 876 4207 ? GRAD STUDENTS ONE OLK FROM 3br apt $300/month plus titles on bus Pooleaundry I A, I Fallor " 11[ J 24 10 1 UNTV One Bedroom One Bath $275/mo line 1930 N E Waldo Ad 376-0831 after Block to UF Shand$ AII Gi; 'S i j Call Kere 176 52429 Spm 1 103 2 6 30 pm/weekends 1 10 3-2 Haase for N/S serious female, Own bed WILLIAMSBURG APTS 2000 SW 16th St A** 376 1253 room $200/mo including ut a/c, phone 2 BE. I BATH KIT LR 1 BLK to UF One Bedroom $235 Month MOUNT VERNON APTS laundry, safe area ISrr' bike Call 376 $360/mo 2 pers max 1rlast ano dep N, 1u Iwo Bedroom $295 Month I & 2 Bedrooms 31'4 eves 1 17 4 1 1910 NW 1st Aye PH 591 1410/ 62? Furnished Add $75 Month Available Now 425r J A Walkdp now avail 1 12 5 2 501 NW 5th Ave 3/1 1470 ApI for real Treehaus. VdIlage own 2370 SW Archer Rd * *C 372-539 1 12 5 ? WINDME ADOWS 0A 0s I I I " II I N of .) 1 11 1 dr ba washidry dishwasher, free bus STUDENTS Onlya I all uls $200 and ass to uFisanra Fe $200/mo 377 8034 1 2 & 3 Bedroom Ali a 1 AR water only $185 2 OR $250 all Taire over lease nice condo across Law Poolenri s Laundry T/1 ' d'i) k 1 175 1 close to campus 373 4593 24 hrs or C74 School Close Io UF{Shards 21h '1) 5 5 6934 10 7 1 12 5 2 F N'S 2 bed remodeled urgenI 374 9609 1 I'1I SW Off S * * 3?3 1558 own Ddr'ba to share 2dcir Town Nonk grid own rnoo, ' bdr 125 2 1 lb 5 - E strdent house in Rockwood Villas Washer dryer Oakrldge 2 Odr remodeled kiicheris car house I block fror Shinds I t piler p vcr 335 4390 11 5 1 pet. ceiling fans A money say g hear tJuiy living in Rockwaod V Ids 3B 3BA mlcrowivO SIs 569S/I 1 12 I 5 pumps $295 1120NW4 Ave 372 3 73 with vashe' d'yo in ii security sysTem Lease Assumption 2bdrm I 1/2 bb town FREE poorn A alh in NF Holl, N S Cm Rental Finding Service All info large close s across from po Only $675 house Mt Vernon lurn/unF $510/$495 a Arlmngton Square Apis ,or[he serious hi/ac wash dry no heat ius r45 & 1 1 floorplans, videos and more, FAST We Key Miragenment 3/2 3060 1 1 2 month $100 oil security AVAILABLE IM student or professional neIl 10 Tho Hippo LJ14 Call Dave after op r I'3'i 4 96 1 can help you find that perfect place to ive MEDIATELY live free 10 Feb Tony 375 drome Id from $365 2bdr from $500 2 aR upalairs apt in Phoenix hook ups 6346 1 17.5 1 uptown living downdownt 378 9682 1 Gator Rental Finders * OF Plaza 338 N'S F [ share Coor rba homre w mom A 9349 1 12-5-2 d'shasher minis carpet Super deal n cild in NW $180 ma 3 ' 2 uri 371 Condrol maint lrash pick cfudes pest yard 9614 1 12 5 5 up $300 Key Management 372 3060 S") " 1*.ra~ gs By'*"3" y Ouel Ilar oi SW 34 SO 2 BR cIb skyli.ght MOONSTRUCK inside, utiliy room nice carpel drapes Disordered in r rid supposedly affected by The of the moon crazed Iu dishwasher Small Per OK $350 Key Man influence naric dazed 1 10 3 5 Nogg N agerlr't 372 3060 1 1T 1 2 Nocri -o ua . age ROCKWOOD VILLAS -cl MOBILE HOMES: MT N/So share rrxu ,",, WI MM 3b r Ofa Condo Own I raW 3 FOR RENT/SALE $2451mo A 1 3 1r 335 9124 or 305 '- <686 Near UF lots for rent long Term RVs I *9 5 5 $14C/mo Nice MH hem'as resales 378 -- ~t My? . - 9291 Arredondo Farms Mobile Home Poo s M ol F owr ed Cir & I I ' Park 1 199 3 $300 riagoohabe Wsn dry lu y 'rn i-C bo Cal 135 7255 1 11 5 5 1984Skyline, 4X60 2bdr ITa cathedral cailings w/ Fals island kitchen etc Ap Roomrae Wined N S yorg P-. or praised at $12 000 muhi sell $8500 noD grad s'uRn1 Carll 3/b 131 1 12 5 5 100% financing avaiI Susan 392 ?16' ' a 'or t way err: it 481 2730 1 123 3 orr laIutry ye Da% -or'sl for Only $150 Own bedroom Best buy' 2dr/lba now wash/dry screen and1utiit s Ca I 33 195/ topar'yS porch A bike 0 campus $4900 call 335 M L room I nce o r Oa SW ap: by Thomas Burns 8339 or 378 8904 1 If 5 3 Owl of Ceaser Archr Rd $145 & 1 2 ua 335 .163S I5 X 70 3 OP/ BA Bike to UF New skirt mng screen porch shed Move or rent lot CL$TA ? a raw F RpnrJi tor i ,I lb/t Lsk Conors by Oaks IAMSS1DM Go ob leaving Joan $4 000 335 1352 25 S I S I Sa In C4WahrDyr Seurt 'S i FUNMEL ON NEk VBARS Iy-, 100 me A go ,I Ul, 335 4298 YEAH, Sc Mklop Ei AmNJ YIE41/ SUBLEASE: ~ zKflM. SPYCI ASS ow bedibath in 3bdr ZLZP- 4 HOUSE/APT. rsh wasndryer M F N'S for Spring $250 had 60 SECONDS TO CAMPUS Cal KEN 336 7592 1 16 5 5 Across hor TigerT 1 Am Furnlourn pool Sublet Jan Jure renew option .n M'F roommate needed to share br Iba June $250.mon (it lcdes till 37) apt , NW area $S18me A 1'2 ull Call 9508 1 10 3 4 371 3425 I 16 5 5

Sublet 2bdrm 1bal Unfurnished $310 a m0 A $150 deposit Walk to campus Classitleds. Sunday Apts 708 SW i8th Av Ph 336 1543 1 10 3 4 Continued on next page 8. AIGAIORThURSDAY,JMUARY LI. 190 ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES FOR SALE FOR SALE

N I N S M F HIts r' 10 rhe 110 O BIcycio Club NIS itl wiown room in tot share rornplely t.r sned 2bdr/1 1i2 Rockord Fosgatl. Yam h. Pioneer, 000OI K 41*11 King Wtaltrbed usea In ri S -'mqi V ioiog $ 4 nm1 C. l,"rishod 2bdrn spt Cr,' not Tar from cam Oi Townhouse in SW orea VVsh dry Irihiy, Kicker, Code Alarm The sest standard sheets cost $700 new sacrifice d 1 b ' ,' p v Cll 335 6838 1 1 / 4 5 *?25/mo & 1 2 Al 335 05)98 1/ 5 5 Car Sierra instalhers in town Car Ste- $225, Aquarium 45 gal complete $260, r.o to Go 375-1834 4 30 /S 6 wht brass hood ow n $30 All prices nog O i,1o3 NIK M I I toI ite I Y, MALE N'S roommate needed Own tm Room & Bath in 3bdr at Spyglass Apcs 338 0483 1 12 5 6 Condo W/ furnished 2br hda wish'dry micro POO in big house I/ wood LOOrs, $230 plus 1,3,ul Call 335 5235 anytime 2 firgle beds w/ pinewood $75 each I tray r $?00,m a " I 0ll din It 3/) Cackyard No dorks Call ShAort 375 1 i' 55 NsIe 10 speed $175 $250New Dennis RUGS AND CARPETS Affordable rem- 1 16 5 5 3842 0219 Leave message I T7 5 5 3i 1598 11 7 7 6 nanis For your dorm or apartment We de Boomndie noded Ior own bdrr, in livell Pay s Rugs 535 SW 4th Ave Rimils Needed Nice Indr/2ba house Studious MN/S needed for HOUSE'Own 3bed1 be house 5 bJocks from UF tender SiraTOcasler Plus wide case $550, 3/7 5265 6 blocks E of campus 2-S 20- close to UF ,ntivdidi erine Phoenix bdrom $140/mo 1/3 uil 2 miles to UF $150o/o a 13 ul .iso assorted effects Call Bruce 374 Properties 41 1 NW ruch SIT 37- quiet NW area cat Call 373 2078 ? 17 F n/s prof 375 1477 Ive Meg 1 17 5 5 4202 aier 6pr on weekdays I 12 5 6 NEW SHOP 0/e 16 55 4 5 We have a good deal on ATS bikes Come Own room in Iurnished 4r2 apartment Queen size waterbed w headboard $75 see us-Gator Cycle 3321 SW Archer Rd Nis F rmet needed Co Share master bdrm ** OAKBROOK ** $175/mo F. Preferrably male to share rent $120 & 1/4 'age 373 3962 We buy sell, and irade 1 17 in bindywine $137/mo 1/4Luti[iles N/S, shere rm, 2 dres,,r set */ mirror $50 dining pool, w/d. micro. seat- ulilteS Call Chris at 335 4195 1 12 3 5 room Table we 4 Choass $40, CalI Mic ,iLe Jaili wingt" room pool Call 335 rly, 3 bik/camu, furnished Depol 338-17t4 IV message 1 12-5 MICRO CENTER/ Computers 376 1146 98B 1 16 5 5 371-4708 1-12-4- Wondmeadows mobile park roommate Editor a Choice CompuAdd * Northgate wanled 2bdr/furn Std4flrAo A 12 utils * HPI Price Same or lower than mai 2 thdroom 2 1/2 bath Condo Wasner BRANDYWINE Pem own r w/wlrbd, Call 338 0375 Robert or leave message Waterbed Seng sem waveless with book order Systems below includ. Imb, 40mb Cryer micro N/S Avael Now $225/mo fully luln 2bdr/' ba apt Many Miras 1 12 3 5 case headboard. light wood $110 335 (2Sms, graphics monitor, MC 286/12- Ca, 335 3089 1 12 4 5 $220/mo 13 ttil Neat UP 373 0024 4S3S Kate 1 12-5 8 $1195, Packard Bell-$1295. MC 38sx- 1 17 5 5 F n/o fmmt , serious sludert, private bdr, $1495. Norihgate 386/20-$2299 PB 280 Sr o %sludeni 4br house, walk UF/city in nrce house liblk Norman Hal, $180 & BEDS BEDS BEDS laptop wihd & battery $1000 CormpuAdd T1irAo Iut.l A $100 deposit Oiet HELP' I Need a fun friendly female N/S 610 20mb share until, 37B-5897 1 12 3 5 Dressers Chan Bookcases. Sofas TV w/ A Grabhrce Monitor $970 1 3// 0 65 1 10 2 5 Rert Oxford Manor Apt Own Cdr/ba + 3 year warranties Onste warranties Avail Nowi 377 8034 t17 5 5 carts, Entertai nm ent centers and more al the lowest prices n Gainesville 371 4422 Panasonic 1180 prnner-SISS HP Laser NIS roommate needed to Jet lip $1049 4110 Responsible MOONSTRUCK Discount 1421 NE8Ave SW 34th St 305 W ROOMMATE NEEDED to share nice Turn Disordered in Dumas sharesrnished 2bdrim/2bathaptwil EE mind. supposedly affected 22-IS6 Univ Ave 1 22-76 Galortown $1 75/mo & 1/2 uilm 374 2BD/28A Country Gardens apt $210/or by The inuence of The moon. crazed Iu 6486 1 17 S 5 & utl Call Larry at 335 9337 1 16 4 5 nalic dazed Do you have any of Those symptoms? Room For Rernr furnished all Utihties os wanted to share newly turn a pt in Paid 9 Bocks North of Campus $175 MIll Run Must be neat, quiet, upper divI Non-Credit Der Mo or $50 per week Call Rick 378 S'on student preferred Scott 335 5131 6 FOR SALE 3842 1'6 45 1 186 5 BRAND NAME COMPUTERS Male Is a0 smile bedroom in a 20drm Serious Studen[, N/S M, /Imn bike ride to As low as $25mo no $ down Athletic Improvement Class 2ba apt at Gato'wood Close to campus UPF 5/mo & utiliies located at FREE Catalogue over 50000 ft 15 a month 3 11 utilities Jan free V'scaya Apis on 34 St & 7Avs 375 8609 customers 1 B00 025 7263 Open to all UF students A'ex ' 12 3 5 377 9!93 1 7 5 5 2 19 30 6 Physical examination required for participation OXFORD MANOR share 2bdr a & '2? Rtlrt Wanced. large suite, 2 fireplaces. SLEEPY ?"??79??? ??? ?"? ,rilities Have yo , own diba JANUARY . ling fatls pool, kitchen own Daitm, oak twin oed to, sale w In mattress box Organizational meeting January 12, 3:00pm IS PREL Call Joe 3/5 2565 1-12 3 5 10oors $16mo Call Jell 371 1909 1 23- spring tram. all in great Cord First $40 rakes 111 335 4447 1 10 3 6 South End Zone Meeting Room, Football Stadium DESPERATEi F to snare master bdr in For further information call 375-4683 Ext. 4994 3ba/2ba frn In The Pines apt, no do F NI S own bdrMin NW duplex obils to UP Queen walerbed w)heater, sheets & corn pOSit Jan 're, Call 1 4092 i 6-4 5 Washer, microwave $133/mo A 13 uil Forter $150 obo, 375-2216 1 12 B-- Call 373 0758 leave message I 17-5-5 - n/s Own bedroom in 2bedrm/lbath apt SOFA 7 feet long, decent condinun. light M Clean & sludious $185/mo & 12 util N/S Sorority Annex Until Summer I blue slipcovers need to be dyed Incredi- Avail Now Cal- Palli at 374 4970 leave Block to UF, furnished $150/mo Call ble comfortabjel 3740547 evenings 1- nessAe 17 5 5 377 1280 or 3784078 1 17 5 5 10 36

Male student needed 'o share 2or apt Take over my Power Plant Membershipl Furnished 158/month & 1,3 utiji eS in $150 Thru /9 1, 373 7374, leave mes- - MOONSTRUCK Gatorwood, own room 313 0508 1 17 5 Disordered in m nd supposedly affncled sage 1 12-5-6 Dy the ,nFluerco a the moon crazed, u Nice Clean Modern Furniture All at Rea- alic dazed Do you have any of those F NIS Afmmi woned, own bdrba For symptoms? sonable Prices Come Take a Look more info call 378 5397 or 395 0025 Ask The House 1 63 5 for Liza 1175 S Plunder 511 SW 4 Avenue 1 22-106- Townhouse closeto UF Newly Furished Nonsmk M/F to share 2dm lbth apt F for own ba in Ig bdr wash/dry, cable. $110/month & 1/2 ulililies, walking dls- Beds queen $100, 2 wins $50 e, sola sleeper queen A love seat, like pool, $200/mo share$0 or 13001ro for Tance to campus Call 376 1263 for do- now $360. own room 336 0038 1-25-10-5 tells 1-17--ES cheat of 5 drawers $30. A/C 12,000 BTU $200 374-4054 1-10 3-8 Furn rm NW house 3 mi ToUF Dishwash, IN THE PINES - own room in 30dm/2 1/2 New Bicycle ATB style Hispeed, chr- eashdry fireplace fenced $150/mo t ba M n/ for $175/mo A 1/4 utlI Price molly frame index siting, all the bealn $150 dep 1 3 ul1 371 2328 Lv Meg 1- no Jan free Call 336 6844 1 17-S-S 12 2 5 and whistles Must sell Call 332-0940 1 12 50 BICYCLE CLUB rmmst needed, M/f, mstr Iuu ry condo needs n/s tamale Oakbrook bdrm w/ba 5200/mo a A13 utilities and Country style furniture, sofa, coffee 10 share bdr/ba $175/mo + 1/3 utilities phone Cell Brady 335 5959 1 12 3-5 table mo lease ok walk to UP Call 375-0439 & chairs. good condition $125, call 375- 1 is 5 5 GWM wanted to ehare bdrr townhouse 8017 ask for Chris, alter 6pm 377-5216 $1 55/mo plus 1/2 utilities Please call any- 1 12 5 6 F n/s to share 2brIt 1/2 be bet condo in Time 338-1407 1 17 5 5 Mill Run near campus $190/mo 1/2 util PEUGEOT 12 spd man'S road bike Excel- Pool, laund & micro Call 336-4783 1 Female roommate needed for 2bdrm 1 11/2 ent condition, $175 or beal offer Call 18 5-5 bath close to UF, pets ok, price hsgoti.- 336 8491 1 12 5 8 ble Call 375-5493 1 -17 -S-5 2 rmis responsible Ig house uckpond Alpine Kenwood, Sony and 30 more area all appl ances pool priv/pking LAKEWOOD VILLAS brands are all at our New Locationi Car W/renla 2 biks a U $275,mo share until M/F NS For own 8dmrm $10/mo A li3 ulil Stereo Specislisls 3215 NW 13 St 372 6 3/1 2556 1 *6 3 5 Call 336 6446 1-12 3-5 2070 4-30-75

Share a 3bdr nome in SW area Great Fmms needed, Tre house hardwood firs, CAR STEREO SPECIALIS1TS Is the old- allowed' asl. best and study atmosphere bul NO geeks big backyrd, pets o., short lease or thru lowest priced car stores $200/mo neg . 1/3 dil Call Michelle summer, Imi from UF, nice area store in town 372-2070, 2201 NW 13 St. 4 30- 75-T 336 7245 1 18-5-5 $225/mo 375-7169 1 17 5S

M n/s rmmt to share large turn master br Sparrow Condo $125/mo spil until /o avail pool tennis clubhouse 332 0451 MON - FRI 5 1/2 blocks Gregg 1 18 5 5 7am -9,pm from campus Professional students - 2 mil to Shands, bdr for rent in 3Bdr house, yard. SAT wash/dry A160/ 1 + 113 until 375 3118 9 am -Spmi Co-ed Leave Mag 1 18 5-5 SUN Brandywine Desperately need male No Contracts roommate Fully furnsihed Available yes 12 noon - 4 pm derday 335 3817 1 16-3 5 536 S.W. 2nd Ave Nautilus ROOMMATE WANTED NS MF. $200/rn 372-7876 i,2 Ur $200 sec Large nice & neat apt 2bdrm 2 1/2 bath Call Tim 332-3248 1------25 10 5 Spring Semester 6 Monh& On Year ROOMMATE M of F N/S. quiet A stud $60.00 $75.00 $100.00 ous $200/M own bed & bath , 1/3 u & $200 sec Furn condo Call 336-1008 1- L------. I.------24-9-5 WELL MEET ANY OTHER GYM'S PRICE AND. SPYGLASS Jan rent fril MF tor own WE HONOR ALL OTHER GYM'S COUPONS, TOO. bdirnbath. walk-in cloost, D micro $223/m & V3S pll Call 335-7720 f-I1- YOU CAN'T BERT PETE'S GYMNI 5-5 MilSDAY JOIARY Iij9), AJGATOR 9 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES TYPING SERVICES F OV/,ilbrd super single semi wave irr or 'iil F ' P I Italew wttrbed Qjppr' waterbed wbaCnbord $200 A Ti/H IPINC irovirl owi iii urs roya mor pad pod like now used less * Oidd, d 'rdruI I PAr $To) obo Cai Mop d $200 5 pi elec drum so' $400 BREAD & ROSES I IF'a "Fo II D-1 $' lo? i'iij ihr 10 limes $120 Cruisergen 10Fot $40 /5 r1 4 O . i ,riell ,irlibosid $t50 Call Mark 31 b820 I 'Ni r%' lb 311338?? 1 16e3o ABORTIONS 1'P33 NW lOlFF aea 3o o00u Sale Beach cruiser with lock 16 1 riiiih Ili l IF rioipn lr to, ,4o 985 Honda Odystey 4 wheeler 350cc 312 loge -esiy duty desk IWin size bed with box $10 11 i Ji id'e 1/ Sh rew tins Mamh rool Cde $1000 8 dri MC VISAtnsurarce ,or All I3or $100 Call Scott 3l 102/ F I/650] A so ir ,in hor rtrafile $00 fre P'rertny test RESUME H OUSE 'e' 7 6 I clraer sor i wood doss ka riw crop Member Professmonal rouSm"I As iUg & I io" $40 Ples,, just rnosragn 336 National Abortirn f ederaion d.velopmetrr 4iy1 i1 11 lIlUrmo'M qO 0 11 itcres, and box srmg 0207 1 1 5 0 WAT [EP D OUE I N SIZl w eae, $0 4 30 75 1 1 1 101 1'sser mirror nigesrand headboard 3O 3911 F IS S b ri irrame 3/8 69b8 leave message $550 -Or Sa, dorri s errIng S25 Cail 371 STXUAILY TRANSMIrTO OSFAS RESUMFs '98q in" 1 12 3 6 PIr-nrmon higfl res colorr roritor and Gel confidential testing and Treal menr at Same day Noit day gxapics card logite moos never used PtANNE D PARTN FTHOOD 377 0881 4 Many Siyles & Fons F long IIKI SPECIAL iII PC X1 comparbin mdok rarm 20 meg Grad sid music sell oiters consid 335 30 75 11 PC lab, 17 SO & Unliy 3'' n500 hard Gulf.ty Touring At8 bikes $189 & up risk ? floppy drives monochrome 1546 1 19 5 6 12 I irge selection 01 used bikes $45 S up monitor $905 Accessories available AAA STORAGE o UI- Convenien $7 S9 U lock with bils purchase Bikes & 3'48488 11646 TREK 12 speed racing bike With waler Close LOOK A LETTER GRAI3 IItI4 Us, Muo@ 2133NW Pib St 373 6574 1 1i/ 5 boluis and tool bag Excellent condition 4x4k4 Sismo styles, fons. graphics prooiroadn aed CAR ALARMS isrollld ienre conliro used only five months Call 395 9835 1 4x8x6 $25/mo Ing PC Lab 17 A Unil 3/2 h500 1 17 any car 'ruck or Von rully guaranteed wil 22 7 6 533 SW 2nd Ave 377 1771 5 12 * MTN bike, all ders I1 wcat eye ArC demo Call 336 9'93 student iv mes 4 30 S 11 comp Brand new, must sell make often sage 2 26 34 a HP 28 S Like new Manuals inicuded MICRO CENTE RTryping 336 4936 Full Yakima bink racks lor car $125 obo Call Music sell changed major $160 negotiate A soil servieacompialing typing starts @ WATERED CUFN SitZe 5% waveless ** GATOR MOVING ** 15 opg * Resumes $6 * Sell service 376 1506 117556 bhi Cal 335 4192 leave message I1 I with headboard, healer and padded 'ails Full/Sarv MoviStorge./Packino resumes * $2 50/hr * I5page l aser iots Full Dayves Long die Art Deco black lacquer $200 or oestotlfer 371 90/days 1 12 tyvessel graphics at spei chock clothes Al MDST NEW Lei Harry/Sil 374 4791 4 30-75- ons do Table & dresser matching coilee 2 6 7 REALESTATE * papers a special characters * employ Sde tables bktsl table & 2 chairs 37 mani databases * mialmerge airfling Fender Strt Plus Real Estate Salesman course 7 day SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * lag WordPeriect specialist Visa/MC 1 2? I62 1 16 4 6 * 1987 ment condition with maple neck Begins Feb 12 * Saturday only class sons * boarding * woodier facilities hay rides * parties * sales * working ADV 42001 Donol pay top $ at te stores Comes with hard shell case $550 Call begins mid Feb Call 371 2787 Fla Cta ?or students accepted 466 3224, 375 8080 Our materials cheap' Mike 373 9305 Real [scare ed 1 12 5 / 13 HELP WANTED my used too s and * 3D 75 1 Portfolo A drawing board ml 335 3604 TREK 640 12 spd 531 tubes 700 wheels, PRIME UF LOCATIONIR AVON3a5 8967 1 12 3 6 TERMPAPER HELPER 24 rh frame $225 Raleigh 10 sod OR 15 Room House Fuly Rentedl Earn Sell Avon Ful or Part time We tr.r Writing research Fast, reasonable huDs Allay Crank $69 376 7372 1 17 4 while you learn andior lnve.t/fraler- Benefits Insurance Single mattress, box spring and frame prices SM0331 0783. et O0 4 30 75 13 1 extra single martresS 371 ity Good Cond' 376-6652 1 31 17 7 150 $20 1 12 5-11 4823 0o 1 12 3 8 College Work Study (on ly) $5 00'h ga CLEARANCE SALE many tems to nings A Saturday Telephone Siry Inter Canon Fl 35mr with Sunoak 544 thyria choose from Jews'ry TV s cameras, 8 MOTORCYCLES *SUNBELT MOVING* viewed, Apply obiMAi 397 0171 or Flash and lenses all In mint condition VCR s etc BesI Jewelry A Loan Pawn Prolassional Moving/Packing & Sopplies 1 12 5-13 shop Sale is On till everything s gonel 1350 abo 336 8271 Adam 17 5 6 r91 Honda 750 Suparsport. very shsrp I- lIa House Full Local/Lng diet IiciIns M F N Wol & Co Inc good condilior fist $750 takes it, 373 Priced for Studentsl arly 375-MOVE 4 Investment Rankers 5018 1 12 5 8 30 75-11 110 Wi St N Y N V Puch Magnum XI MopId - naw, red and ONE STOP DENTISTRY A Full Service Tirm bik paint, mea, new piston, ovrhui Accepting new pit, energy 5250 080 Steve 33B 7450 1-17-5-8 We Are Ex panding And ( -ir,,r Adult zoning $28 child $16 For Fetry Level AccountI ,c .rir PUZZLE '4 Wisad is. $325, (311Wiad 1" $250 We Will re Or Camp's 0' DAILY CROSSWORD Honda Reb"l 250" Ka' Boi'L (2)WlRsd tee 620 Mcheil jaFe $1300 or $650 and $150 individually Call January 23d 1990 Ejd Iby Trme Nilrous Oid Accept MC. V. AE March 7th ITqqO 377 2263 eve bear Awesome shape, Valid only wilt coupon Up to (4) ple ACROSS 6 Fflif 33 Cfls dtfks 50 - also clean 1 175 a N4T Gonsouwhin DOS. 372-0521 I Wifladr of 35 Pitt sanv Milton A an tennis 7 - Aviv 37 mrtsped ones 51 BIrdefl Scooter Honda Express SR-50 New tires Plus Notes Are you A S1d,1n1 do excellent nore, would you Fir 5 letter 38 Shied dclay" 52 GeekpaN rune up very reliable excalleni condi you take Frateinity S Onsy *nlectd Sm- to earn while you learn ifso I",cn , re 9 Project o Sant.se 44 Spa betsrel 53 Ready lor Ion $320 332 5360 evenings 1 16-3 8 orsssn MOPED CITY 371 6954 We Ar look rr Tosca tune 45 Tak on cargo Pick up/rop ol 1/2 ofN now thle following Cl abss 'Stormy 10 iber MOM 48 54 SvareBiy- 9 AUTOS I 34 ls 1l ADV 3000. ADV 3501 APB ?'SO Allis Weather 11 iftn'sais 56 Nrmandy - 215?, AMH 2010 AMl 2020 ANT h141 * Ganesville's Wmon a * composer 12 HIg kdod 47 mh ram 57 Tbefln OX 1985 Chrysler Laser a/c, anfhr case ANT 2140 ANT 2301 AN[ 240? ANL Plys Health Center 15 Thik a taxi 14 gn 48 58 Sa for M auto Irans, alarm sys, hatchbackit un- 2410 ANT 3511 ARC 1/0 ARC F o" 720 NW 23rd Avenue AST 1002 AST HP1 16 Useful fellow 17 Fi adyV 49 out"efy shield 56000 mia many flw parts 203/ DSC 20'0 377-5055 2011. CAP 3802 CCJ 3024 CCJT 3/04 19 Truant. a g Is tvwt's $4300 on6 335 307z 1 Is 6 0 lady ABORTION CDA 3101 CHM S020 Ct4 101, CHM 20 Olympian Jes 22 Ply by 2040 OHM CF]M INS CLAM T P n~lU PUZLE: For Sale 1977 NOVA good condition 335- Up W 24 Wkm 204 21 The, in -"u ANS1E n CLA 1120 CLEO 1460 leave message 1-16 5-9 Frt Pregnancy Teis 3144 COC 3110 COC f] um EN AREA 1000 ICOUP 311 tr CO 23 Ofl CONFIDENTIAL 3400. CORE 201 3 22 Doe's baby -k Dodge Caravan LE 198, loaded, all COUNSELING ECO 2023 FCO 320? EUH ?001 FIN 24 Roof support 24 oneds I I power extras very clean. 67995 472 Female PractitIon*rs 3408, CEO 2200 G-O ?01 CFO ?420 28 Tag, Doulid 6325 1 12 3 9 Full Range of GEO 2500 GLY 1000 HIS 2464 SM 3011, ISS 2 120, JOSE 3100 29 Famiy 2S ot up Gynecology Services m.mber, LAH 2020 LEI 3830 MAC 1142 MAC n 1988 Camaro perieo cond T Pops pw, 4 30 74 11 for sh 26 Pared. ip VSA 3233, MAC 3311 MAN 302, MAR 3023 I n ps, pb, ac, cruise tilt am/nm cass 32 PNrry's creator MAC 4200 OCE DIS N I 5SPd Sky biu.on ilver Asking Sg0 or Need help with Us Oos Wordperfect MGF 1202, MMLC 2100, N Packaging 27 Ow. Of eL lli hes after Scolt 335 S131 1 10S--9 2005, PCO 2714 PET 3320 PEE 3350 Al iiIii ill Lotus, Pascal, or just turning on a con matni puter? Went friendly, knowledgeable PHM 2101, PHI 2100, PHI 2403 PHY 3N - Marn'' 28 Cawin cease FTI Ni UAIt lIEpIE 101 Honda Accord, 1971 3 door, 5-sp, Sc. computer assistance that comes to you? 3053, PsO 3004 PSY 2013, PUR 3000, PEE EgodtblefSiow 29m Oknt IRIEIEUT[AIOII am/tm, good body & rebuilt engine, nesads Call Lampert Consulting at 305 7507 1 PUR 3101 0MB 3205, OM 3600 3043 REL 2001 REt. 2240 RUT 3452 "I wdared - ng. fip cluitc work, $590 372 1788 1 1? 3-9 17 5 11 nno LIV Finun RTV 2100 RTV 3000, SOP 2513 STA A-w - Ford Maverik 74 Runs good, on HWY too Valentine Special be photographed by 3023 STA 3024 SYG 2000 SYG 2430 1vincl Ationril 10' Price $400 or best ofFer Call any Line internationally known beauty photogra- and SYG 3010 Call 371 6954 it ter dtaaus' 31 O e ffin, 377 $410 1 12-3 9 ested 1 17 7 1 1 0 phor Bill Horne Got a free poster print 377 6563 1 31 15-11 1/9111 Toyola Corolla SR 5'81 Sapead ac, Paying $125 to persons w/ infected cuts scrapes. or olher injuries to be on arlib, Mn. am/rm Cass 62,000 mla , excel engine *** MOPED REPAIR *** T-ll-i'- 1750 obO t73 1255 1 16-4 9 oic study Blood lest required Call 331 Feat, quality service Very reasonable S379 1 3t 1713 as 44Fm. dye AUTO INSURANCE SAVE ISa orange & rates Free pickup/dropolIt 8 yr EP r Frr blue insurance in butler plazawe Care Call CALL MARK 376-O00# 1-17-5-11 HEARING EXPERIMENTS 47 sowid r us S1I377-CARS or 377-2277 1-25-10- Concilntios, noriel-h.aring listen- 48 hiflt~at ,aw I . Free Poster will any glamour sesalon ers needed for Spring Samni.r 5-10 1980 Rabbit, auto , fic, am/uts Cass, wilh ward winning photographer Bill Ed week, $3.35Ur A 22% bonus at 61 AN tinted windows runs good, mml records Horne Studio or location Glamour with Senegater' and Call 322.5470 (10 am- Sae the display now I- 56 AVON" feNOW avait $00 377-325 leave Mea 1-17 C style 377 6593 1pm ondy) 1-103-is 987 Cins Spectrum Rod, AC, AMEFM 59 saor Cassette. Auto, .0.01*0 Miles. Romes Ex TYPING BE A GATOR client Asking $5 300 080 370-4050 12 SERVICES FUNDRAISER Many Telephone communicstor positions palm available Must hav. *,cklri speaking YOU WRITE, WE TYPE 62 P Sgaa Voice, *nthusslic attitude On campus my- - 10 WANTED Business * Legal * Personal Reports 63 Rook gg 3 *veningsVwnk, $4 * Types@t Resume * Eic Great experience 84 -talie L iocalArtiat nds GCLD. Gems, Clase Term Papers plus/hour 392-1691, fil 17 1 $7-7- 13 -It Top I or trade Oale FIne Ginlle Handicapped Typing Rings ETC 370 71711 JMwlry 373-9243 4-75-10 4-30-75 12 *BRANCH OPENS* I Goys dM JOBS e Jo8S e JOBS 2 Mfl Leonard Cohen enthusiast wants to buy video opy at concer broadcasted on cH. *Typing * report. * business * legal * $13/hy, - rein N5Oflal coalinga Jan 5-8 466-2755 before 10pm *-12- resumes * cassettes transcribed * appll+ franchis. expadin Full/prt me 5 canons * letters * notary fict Available 3 F ma quktt - LABOR A MGT POSITIONS AVAIL 4 ja Fiday 24 hours/7 days/372-2777 4-30-75-12 Potanicat to own you own business 4J s~ Call for immediate Inherview wee Typing $1 00 p mm $6 00 Reports. t3-8 -7151 a. -f NW Mnl sterag. at -75 A NW 3Mt Ave Theses, whatever Grad School P T List nearOaks Mal en, S5t010Xw20 from WCS 017 NW 13th 373-22 4-30-75 Classlifld . 20. 10% died I students 332-g1o 4- 12 So-76-11 Continued on net page. 10. ALLIGATIR. THIJUSDAY. JANUARY 11, 1990 HELP WANTED BUS. PERSONALS PERSONALS CONNECTIONS 17 NOTICES

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'AW I1 Ave GC' RUSSELL SWEATS pa- I V See Fll Ca' Do 1 5 $i n many s1yls A 20 colors Hlge we.' 45 rt Mian, WPB/Pomp $30 A/W 4 yrs of h I I ;ODlI 120k I SOiecrort nclu eg 8ASSet W'or has c Ftu weekly Fri s/Sun bus trips Pots Ok pkg A' Icu a, A SrJ.r'' ro Vou lae E X , , e I I}A ni apLarano work rlur pATns from $9 99 L oyd C 1ike Sporls transported GMG Trans 336 7026 (305) Ai ,r or 4"r'Q i, S'ud n M F 5 30 C F A IFPT T S I E I'r W'l1 YouLearn qA t a y he Pane M st ioro n'eral'or '504 NW IIn S1 372 '836 1I 5 15 266 3786 1-30-16 18 wagms ohs I hwml, Clolq t IS Our f I 6'st For D~'r, ('4y nro ' g W. gis Wore P O ,I . 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To 'a Ou "ow l-lena a F re s Keepers? gA1S With hot beds for strIpper ODOS IOn'S NW 'I St ShroS, FL 333 3 CA No oxcererc VeceSsary Cal Mr c rt sDoooed : 'VheUF CIrr a Sc if you lind something you can place a Earn n'g bucks for very 'Ire efor 1021 I A I, a '3 t* Pfts 9404 1 10 1 , I'vt' Cls; T e5 an, V 86 Re' Z U'on FREE ad rn this section Be kind to some W University Avenue 1 16 5 is , "' ,L 3 16 one who losi what you found Cal 313 Now accepting applications for Rea) NEW SHOP FIND SKYDIVE dent Assislant poSllons for Ie Faill WriAll I -!Cod 'I AT bkes Core Srydve *I t[me WhAlson SydierS 336 1990 Ssm.s.)r Applications availal e I 1 < 'J Cy, 3ITR' SW A'T' Hd _-ay , O',' ' I' IA I'ry n ot1on shape FOUND Gold necklace by benches at 'iet vto and 'rade , I, 7970 * 30 5 IS at either the Housing Criss or all rest. T l E' ,CCIWAv & Low' Si NW 3rd Ave Matherly Circle found before break Cal dene, hell are. offices Appilcatlonse 5 '1 1' 4360 to ID 373 2062 112 3-20 are due by 4 30 pm on Fri , Feb 2 to Ohe Division of Housing Office Far further IahV C oh, or J5K I M rO Cr0 m SPRING BREAK FASrCASHFOR FAST TIMES - Best Found Short blk dog, male information contact the Staff A Sludent . 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Five-on-five basketball is the first spring want to alleviate the overcrowding " /hursday In the past, scheduling has been in the sport using the new scheduling technique lo keep track of the number of students I he new year brings changes across the hands of the department. Team captains Sign-up began Jan. 8 and continues through working out, identification bracelets num- t: impus - a new football coach, a new registered their teams at the captams' meet. Tuesday A mandatory basketball captains' bered 180 will be traded for student fee president soon, a few new buildings, etc ings and waited for their team schedules. meeting to discuss rules and procedures will cards and picture IDs at the door. When the tL Not wanting to feel left out, the intra But this semester, for all sports, the depart- be held Jan 16 at 7 20 p m. in Room 120 of 80-person limit is reached, a waiting list will morals department is instituting a few ment allows individual team captains to Norman Hall be established, lianges of its own choose the day and time that best suits their team's needs. MEN Froman said a few other changes include the addition of two fitness supervisors to 00 Sh/ane Best Captains now must go to Room 214 of the You'll have to "weight." In an attempt Florida Gym and choose the day and time to better organize the O'Connell Center answer questions about workouts, regular they want to play each week. Times am weight rooms, the recreation department is hours for both the Nautilus and the free RALS available on a first come, first served basis. lmitingthe numberof people allowed in the weight room, and the closing of the weight INTRAMU room on Saturdays With this new system, intramurals offi- Nautilus and free-weight rooms to 80. Arrong the changes will be a new proce- cials are hoping for fewer forfeits, sinceeach wfhe idea is to make it a comfortable 'Te hours for the weight room will be 2 rlure for scheduling intramural team sports team willbeplayingataconsistenttimeeach atmosphere for working out," said Russ Fro- to 9:45 pm. weekdays and 2 to 6 pm. And new policies in the O'Connell Center week. man, assistant director of intramurals. lWe Sundays. Vandy's Kramer named Southeastern Conference boss that meant I had an interest in the of impeccable character and integ- cized problems at Kentucky, now ing on some of his new tasks Southeastern Conference, that was nty. on NCAA probation in basketball, "within the next fewweeks," is the DALLAS - 'le Southeastern correct "He has served msan administra- and UF, under investigation by the SEC's sixth commissioner. The Conference ended a six-week "I've always had a strong inter- tor in our conference for a number NCAA. first was Morton S Connor (1940. maich for a new commissioner est in this conference. I've been a of years, so he knowsourflmingths "I believe very strongly in the 46), followed by Louisiana State Wednesday by naming one of its member for 12 years and seen it and our weaknesses," Zacharias basic integrity of this conference," coach Bernie Moore (1948-1965), own, Vanderbilt Athletics Director change and grow in a lot of ways." said. "He understand& the proper he said. 0hat doesn't mean there Georgia Tech administratorTonto Roy Kramer Kramer's appointment was an- role of athletics and has great con- aren't sonce problems. But they Coleman (196&72), Georgia dean Kramer, in the post atVanderbilt nounced by SEC President Donald cern for the student-athlete. He is need to be addressed on the indi- Boyd McWhorter (1972-1986) and since 1978, succeeds Harvey Schil- Zachanas, president of Mississippi the best man to lead us In this vidual campuses and from within. Schiller. ker, who resigned Dec. 1 to become State, in Dallas where both were critical period." "I've always believed in taking a "1 foresee a lot of change in executive director of the United attending the NCAA Convention. Kramer, a 1953 graduate of positive approach about athletics," college athletics in the decade >rites Olympic Committee. "We are excited that Roy Kra- Maryville College, "s head foot- Kramer said. "That doesn't mean ahead." Kramer said. to be bal coach for 11 years at Central we don't need to change some Kramer, 60, was reported mer has accepted the challenge to correction a candidate several years earlier lead our league into the 1990." Michigan, where he compiled an things. But I've been around ath- when the conference selected Zacharias said. "It was the unani- 83-2-2 record and won the Divi- letics a long tim. and seen it from UF center Dwayne Schintzius is Schiller, then at the Air Force mous feelingofour CEOs that Mr. sion I1 national championship In all side I think we should face not the Southeastern Conference's Academy. Kramer is one of the most widely 1974. issues and correct them, but also al--ime leading scorer A photo The media made me a candi- respected individuals in intercolle- Kramer was asked about the focus on the positive. caption in Wednesday's Aligator, dite," Kramer said Wednesday, "If giate athletics today He is a man SEC image in the wake of publi- Kramer, who hopes to start tak- said otherwise.

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------a- fl~fl -a ------nn 0 L10a0. ew o-110Iso Ill AUGAIOR 1i RDAY, JAARY 1. la SPORTS Pitino brings Not road warriors: the 'Noo Yawk' IKentucky beats UF game to 'Cats row, the Gators(55, 1.2) werehurt Alligator,,a,,.t by turnovers, committing 24 turn- I [,, i Iwears he same flashy Arrman i suits The road continues to be the overs to the Wildcats' 13, with and To still sports the s.toe slick haircut that downfall for the I basketball three coming in the last two min- mole him the most ( harismuc basketball team. For the second time in two utes of the game. Kentucky turned Ii h unce a[it Hley hit the courts weeks, the Gaiors on Wednesday those 24 giveaways into 24 points but Il k I tuino's city slicker style goes night lost a Southeastern Confer- "Our basketball team did not .AlT'.g th his new job as the Keitticky head ence game away from home handle the ball well," DeVoe said. boak hall uch about as well as white wme Following a defeat last week to "In a way, we beat ourselves be- gles along with hog owls Ole Miss, probationplagued Ken. cause we could not handle the ex- tucky used a late nine-point run to tended pressure." .0 Ron Kasprske defeat the Gators 89-I in Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky. Kentucky quicklyjumped out to .11 was an inability on our team a 10-4 lead before the Gators LAST CAL to cope with the last parts of the fought back to make it a two-point game," UF coach Don DeVo said. game - 16-14 - with 12 minutes [he se days, (he naie New Yorker and 'We did take them out of their remainingbefore halftime. The Ga- trner c mist tjosiide l getN to meet Hanson and 10 of 12 free-throw jal Green in a game last week, scored 12 points Wednes- Woods' 20 points. Hansen added o, 1 torC \I Nt-oi aod Ionof shooting by guard Sean Woods day against Kentucky. 19 and John Pelphrey chipped in I, I' who wailt to make And for the second game in a 16. I w rodersainds the 'Ken-

I]It rt>, hit' (Idlgiut'l Florida State nips Lady Gators, 63-62 son, only one more than they had their last lady Gators with a game-high 19 points - Pitimo: Hot' giy. Am one here know Alligator Staf Report I ioget aktish X 't l d time out against Georgia, also a UF loss 14 in the second half - while junior guard As the old saying about cigars goes, it Newton Vi. theme are none of then FSU took advantage of the Lady Gators' Sophia Witherspoon had 14 points and ju- was close, but nior forward Rhvonja Smith added 10. 1 , i theO t it ltal( ut Ktricky Only first-half slump, building its lead at internms- 0 [he women's 4 of 1Q Id ciol rd greens But that's UF basketball team put up sion behind Chantelle Dishman. who fin- FSU's victory serves two purposes. It (1If r'et wrhi retotalk toyou about a fight, but couldn't overcome a poor first ished the night with 18 points and six ends the Lady Gators' drive to beat each of half and lost 63-62 to Florida State Wednes- rebounds for the Lady Seminoles. it, , 1 ~ s01 suIlle , )l !i ard defensl . the six other teams in the state and avenges day night at Tully Gymnasium in The victory improves FSU. riding a seven- oodi ol y: hat rigil1 haI about last season's 63-60 defeat to UF. Tallahassee game winning streak, to 9-2. UF falls to 9-4 i I !I ' t', ditt o gfi [ ti c ith ll It i With the score tied late in the first half, Although the Lady Gators pulled within s~ IIT ~ 1:;11 tlw \.to]])n Rupp, and Joe Despite the loss, UF holds a 23-22 series 1 the Lady Seminoles outscored the Lady four points several times IL',t iLt rhinei they coached in the second half, edge Gators by nine over the next 5:43 to take a too many missed opportunities spelled their To T \ AA TdItnal champion- 31-22 halftime advantage, a lead they would defeat Senior guard Casandra The Lady Gators can rebound Saturday, never relinquish. Washington's three-point shot in thewaning but it won't be easy. UF travels to Auburn, Pitno: %,11 muslkt know, I plan oin The 22 first-half points was the second- moments accounted for the final margin Ala., to face the nation's eighth-ranked Lady I It. hi iht s(11me th ree-poiners lowest total by the Lady Gators of the sea- Sophomore forward Erika Lang led the Tigers. .I:I . i no nmrmng around on defense Now IOr: 1 11 )i It siv~ III toc po i itt-rs' (i Ix bys: ,mt' a tlreepointer? NCAA: Athletes will be tested for drugs Adolph Iii r imnuoned nuthm' about a About 36 football players would be se- encountered by student'athletes. thice )"Il[' United Prnns Intemational lected for testing at every Division I school When it first came to a vote Tuesday, DALLAS - Student.athletes will be sub- Pltino: Vell, you know that silly line 19 Testing would begin in at least two years. delegatesvoted 170-150 to refer it for further ject to year-round random drug testing, and tect. rume foches away from the basket? If "We're not saying this is a cure-all," said study. Several hours later, the motion the college basketball regular season will tmi shoot behind that line you can get three Pittsburgh Athletic Director Edward E. passed 206-115 pomts Been around for a while. be slightly shorter, according to two deci- ozik, who proposed the drug-testing legirs Good ol' boys: Sounds like somethin' sions rendered as the annual NCAA Con- lation on the final day of the tumultuous Wednesday's drug-testing legislation was them communists would do. What about vention drew to a close Wednesday. convention. adopted despite legai concerns expressed zone defense' Our boys are too small to Delegates approved a $2 million drug- "If this stopped all drug use, the whole by some delegates. But Bozik said legal ntrcl top against other teams testing program and a one-year ban on world would use this testing. But we have concerns would be addressed when they competition for any athlete who fails a drug to take steps in everything. This legislation had to be. Pitino: Well, I like man-to-man defense test. Athletes who fail a second test will be will act more as a deterrent and it will help Liten, do they televise hockey around here? banned for the remainder of their college educate the athlete," "Up to now, there has been no successful The debate goes on for minutes, until careers. Bonk said athletes may be tested more federal challenge to my NCAA drug test- Pltmo lays down the law Frank Sinatra's Although the legislation did not limit the than once each year ing" Bozik said. "Ifthe federal government eventually tells us we can't do this, we New York, New York" Band begins to play drug testing to any sport, as a starting point, Each NCAA division voted separately on don't do it. The government said in the background. He'sgoing to do it 'Myyy the NCAA said it would limit its random the proposal. Division I passed it 272-39, we couldn't get together waaaaaaay". testing to football players in Division I and Division II adopted it by a 138.23 vote, and to negotiate television contracts, The sitcom is sure to be a Golden Globe would be testing only for steroids. Division III approved 159-49. so we stopped. winner Although many schools and conferences UF officials approved the measure. In other action Wednesday, the NCAA Other episodes will include: "Rick Ines to - including UF and the Southeastern Con- Meanwhile, delegates voted late Tuesday also passed legislation that will provide sum- find the subway' "Rick gets arrested for ference - have their own drug-testing pol- to reduce the length of the basketball season mer school financial aid to incoming fresh- demonstrating what a bagel is," and don't icies, the NCAA until now has tested only from 28 to 25 games beginning with the men, a proposal submitted by the forget the season-ending episode. "Rick gets following football bowl games and at chat.- 1992-93 season. The 25-game limit was the President's Commission whichwent against lost in the Appalachian Mountains on a re- pionship events such as the NCAA basket- key portion of Proposal 30, established for the grain of their normal cost-cutting cruiting trip " ball tournament. the purpose of reducing the time demands wishes.