I UM, SBMmi APRIL FOOL'S TABLOID MJ%SiDE I?!•' Volume 60 Number 46 ®I|Fiffltamt ^urriranF Tuesday, April 3, 1984 Ambler Moss Sky is Limit, Says New Dean ByCHIQUI CARTAGENA Hun llmosl ,i \u ,ir in transition and '; for .1 I dward I Foote ll announced ll Moss, ir a the ni » et.an for ti ol eif International Studies "Ambassador Muss brings ' ' a re­ markably successful background In diplomacy, govern­ ment, International relations and law,"said I oote In mak­ ing the- announcement last month Referring to Mosi as a "proven leader," Eoote added that "We are fortunate to have as a founding dean of our Graduate s, hool eef Inter­ national Studies someone "f such international stature " appointment as dean of GSIS begins effective­ ly this week. The first battle' will be' the word­ ing tee Mies- "There are only three' probli GSIS," a tone of confidence in his voice, "money, money and Along with the- appointment as dean. Moss was tl o a] nted direc­ tor eef the new North-South Center, winch was e reated and established last year at UM The purpose of the Center will be' to provide an Institutional focus for International research and other programs such as task force studies, workshop! and seminars, all guided toward li i tnder- standing and cooperation between the private sector, governments and ed ucatlonal Institutions For many students, however, Moss' name' already rings a familial since, prior to his appointment, he- had held the position <>r adjunct profe . sor eef international studies for approximately one year at UM. He was the initiator and principal author eef I he' Mian The Miami Report is a consensus ol recon States policy toward Latin America and the Caribbean The' n i tions were made by leading business, education and either pre.: Miami anil were edited int.. book tierm by Mee.ss and Dl director of the Institute of Inter-American Stui Moss U'ft the' ambassadorship of Par..una in I98J and shorth after returned to the law practice with a Miami law term He junct professor al UM at the same time Moss iees I having distinct and yet complementary functio As dean oi GSIS, he will administer and co teaching and researe h faculty while at the same time promote tl ment of ne'w international education programs VK ith an emphasis studies, GSIS will try to adopt new approachs to the itional Miami Hurricane/JEFf GOTTLIEBrelation ! "Peer example" he says, "the Soviet program i i by adding a new angle of analysis; that of the relatioi Soviet I niori You deserve a break with Latin America and the' Caribbean " Ft. Lauderdale is a mvcca for thousands of college students who descend upon the strip during Spring Break. Another type- eef future development would be similar to that winch is For a photo essay on the traditional break, see pages 4-5 currently being pursued through the Middle Eastern Program Directed h\ Dr. Halm Shaked, the Middle' Eastern Si ram is trj lisii i program In cooperation with Tel Avi\ Universitj and Arab universi­ ties that will be concerned with analyzing the' relations between Latin America and the Middle' I asl "At US IS, our primary missieiri will be lee give the highest quality ed eation to students pre paring tor careers in public and private international Deli provides quality sandwiches affairs," saiel Moss "The1 new North-South center, however, will servi a the research compliment to GSIS As Moss points out, " I'hi' role of the' Center should fee' lo ci to help bring together here In Miami distinguished academicians froi By LOURDES FERNANDI / The biggest drawback to eating Union, is too small and it gets fee and bagels fremi over the weerld and leee.il, national anel International business and othe lleerri new Neu. J I ellle.r at the' Deli is that during its busiest crowded during ihese' rush hours. weekdays. professionals." times (noon to 2 p.m.), those order­ Also, there is no place' to eat inside Moss' am bite ui. like thai ol I oote, is to make Miami a foe us of inte ing may have to stand in line for as the Deli, though students can al­ ; debate and dialog sis and the North-South center will b Editor's noli- This is the eighth in leeng as 15 minute's. However, the' ways walk out to the Patio to eat Rating eateries means ol attaining this international dimension, according to him a series of articles e\ aluating the lervil I is efficient and fast, and the However, the Deli is also a good Hie- University ol Miami, however, cannot eln this alone, stresses different place-, tn eat on campus. employees — mostly work-study place to grab a sandwich and run Mo l"he expansion of the North-South center will invo ertium The? order uf the plat valuoled stude'iits — are friendly. during dinner time — when the and lime's uf evaluation were picked The .Miumi Hurricane will of universities in I far as the economic problem goes, I M and The Deli, located next to the Deli is usually empty. rate- the on-campus eateries on a GSIS will engage in a national fund raisin,' program li will also continue at random To muintuin consisten­ parking lot in back of the Student The Lakeside Deli also offers cof. cy, all places were reviewed during scale from one tee 10, with 10 applying fur federal grants ami researe h se holarships. an arena in which it iunch hour, none were notified being the highest rating, in the has been relatively successful ahead o/ time, and all meals were following four are'as: "I would like to see t Moss, "particularly paid fur in cash Variety — What choice does the in internationally-related field loss private endowments student have in what te. eat? tee create' academic chairs In particular fields are what have made Ivj Quality — How geeeed is the ; II colleges greal Relatively new arming campus food? ' The' road Is lung, bul the futun is bright, say - Moss " I he re are main eateries is the I akesicb' Deli, which Service — How friendly anel i o- positive factors which have made tins university uniqui in many w • serves landwle h.s Monday through ope'rativ e- are' the employees? l>e) he- sa\s "\s Miami e ontinues I i grow as a e enter of international trade, I Friday. All sandwiches are' made to they care about the' student? nance' and tourism, tin' sky Is the lin order Atmosphere — How clean is the' Patrons can order sandwiches eef cafeteria? Is it deceerate'd.1 Are roast beef, ham. pastrami, corned chairs broken, utensils missing, beef, tuna, egg salad, and the most or the ice cream machine Work­ popular, turkey Beside! the sand­ ing? wiches Offered, students can create Ratings: l-.'i peeeer; 1-5 aver­ their own three-ounce combination age; 8-8 excellent; B-10 superior for $2.25. Sandwiches come' with potato chips and a pickle. The Deli Lakeside Deli also sells ice cream sandwich.'s and small servings of potato salad and cole slaw. Variety 7 Of all the delis on campus (some Quality 7 of the cafeterias also have' dells), Service 5 many students prefer this one. I hey Atmosphere .1 cite the quality of food ees Its great­ Miami Hurrfcane/KARE.N MM .*** est attraction. A patron orders at the Lakeside Deli Lecture Series brings soap stars By LOURDES FERNANDEZ 1 mma Samntl and Tristan Rog­ modeling after she was offered an found accent. I was promptly teeld Hurricane] Ne'ie S l.ejlleer ers will sp.'ak at the Ihis Cafeteria appearance in Vogue, to drop it at K p m The two play Holly and Three years ago she' came to the Born in Melbourne In lien,. Rog­ After si'veral date change's and Robert Scorpio, a married couple on United State's to \isil her cousin ers has worked as a drummer and months of waiting, Miami fans of the show. She dec;de'd to stay, and after a few lead vocalist in a rock group, a ABC's "General Hospital" finally Samms, who has been in the months in New York, she moved to model and an actor will be able to meet two of the show's cast for two years, is from Los Angeles, where she now lives He has had starring role's In the show's characters in a lecture England. She originally planned to Rogers, originally freem Austra­ Australian snap operas "Bellbird" i ' Thursday night. go into mi'dicine, but switched to lia, is the first popular actot and "The Beex," and has appeared in the indigenous Australian e HI In the' U.S television series "The Pro- the United States. tectors" and "The Adventurer." "I worked countless hours to de­ Admission is free to university velop an American accent," Rogers students, faculty and staff mem- Inside said, "but ironically, when 1 arrived ture is sponsored by Spring Break at ARC proudly displaying my new­ the St.iele nl Lecture SITUS A plieeto e-ss.iv on the annual tradition thai brings Im ml reds of students to Fort Laudi rdale l.-r a tun time /PAGES 4-5 STAR wins runoff Kerzner, with the' help of fellow Rating International Week By LISA GIBBS A comparative column on UM's International Week vs. Uni STAR members, won the runoff by Hurricane Associate V a margin of eight votes, with a total versity of Florida's Intesrnational Festival /PAGE 6 of 18.