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threaten action i on 10 violations I By RONALD DUPONT JR. Alligator Wnter UP maybe guilty of asm any as 10 NCAA rules violations in acase that a top NCAA official said "appears to be major in nature." David Berst, the National Collegiate Athletic Association'sassistant executive director for enforcement, told UF President John Lombardi in a inquiry letter re- ceived Tuesday that UF will be subject to penalties if it is found guilty of the violations. Lombardi and Athletic Director Bill Amsparger said UF probably will receive some kind of discipline - but almost certainly not the so-called "." Such a penalty would force UP to shut down a sports program for at least one year "It's somethingyou don't want to speculate on' Amspar- ger said Wednesday. "I don't think (the death penalty) is a possibility in this particular case But they certainly have the right to impose it." The 12-page inquiry asks UF to defend itself against 10 see Letter, page 5 Lombardi gives Arnsparger credit By RONALD DUPONT JR. Alligator Writer 'The angry jeers and calls for resignations during the athletic department's more controversial decisions seem to be echoed in the NCAAs accusation that UP lacks "appropriate institutional control and monitoing" of its football and basketball programs. Yarflat Tr.' MZGae'y Weber' Buttop UFofficialssaidWednesday thatalack ofcontrol Athletic Director , top right, was Kirksey left UF in 1988. The NCAA charges that was not necessarily what infuriated the fans. It was the hired in 1987 to clean up the athletic depart- Kirksey took money from a Gator Booster and drastic changes used to get control back that had students ment. loaned it to a player. and alumn yelling for people to be fied. UF forced former football coach Galen Hall, top Former basketball coach Norm Sloan, Former Interim UF Pteslident Rsbert Bryan, current middle President John Lombardi and Athletic Director Bill left, to resign Oct. 8. 1989. The NCAA is charging left, resigned Oct. 31, 1989, under pressure Arnsparger said those students and alumni often cared Hall with supplementing the salaries of former from UP officials. Along with Sloan, UF forced more for a winning season than for compliance with the assistant football coaches Zaven Yarahan and associate basketball coach and rles, Lynn Amedee who left after the 1987 and 1988 assistant basketball coaches Ken McCraney and "Compliance and institutional control -those two words seasons, respectively. Running back coach Larry Phil Weber to resign. are the heart and core of intercollegiate athletics,"Arrnspar ger said. "But in sone people's cases, those are words they have not heard enough of." And while UP officials believe the school now has that control, Lombardi aid some alumni thought UP should Penalties could vary for infractions have waited until the end of the various sports easOnfS would be deemed major if they pro- could be required to forfeit any games before taking action. By MARGARET BERRY vided serious recruiting or competitive Alligator Writer won with the help of an ineligible OA lot of people got riad with Arnsparger because he advantages, or if secondary violations player. Also, the NCAA could limit by decided to take action during the middle of the season," Punishment for UF's 10 alleged were repeated chronically, he said. 20 percent the numberofathleticschol- Lombardi said. "Should he have waited until the end of the NCAA violations could range from a Hilliard would notcomment Wednes- arships UP gives each year. season, when we had some wins? No. And that's where the public slap on the wrist to the suspen- day on whether UFs alleged violations If UP is found guilty ofa major NCAA university's integrity comes in." sion of play for the basketball and foot- were secondary or major, but in the violation, the least punishment would le changes Arnsparger made were not small. He forced ball teams for a minimum of one year. letterof inquiry handed down Tuesday, be public reprimand. UFcould alsoface football coach Galen Hall and basketballcoach Norm Sloan Rich Hilliard, director of enforce- NCAA assistant executive director for probation for a year or more, ineligibil- to resign. Kyle Morris, the starting who ad- ity for NCAA championship meat for the National Collegiate Ath, enforcement David Berst said the case events, mitted to betting, was suspended for the season. post-season letic Association, said penalties depend seemed to be "major." meets and tournaments And when Interim basketball coach Don DeVoe took a and a ban on live television on whether UP's alleged violations are coverage. hard-lineattitude with the team, causing two of the nation's If UP is found guilty of secondary UF also could also be forced to reduce best players to quit,Amsparger supported the coach. deemed "secondary or "major" violations, the NCAA could prohibit the number of athletic scholarships it None of these actions went over well with the fans, Secondary violations provide limited coaches and staff tron going off can- s. A.rng.,. or inadvertent recruitingorcompetitive pus to recruit. UF could be forced to Pf 5 advantages. Hilliard said. 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Old 1 It I N ATTl', IIII ,aJI'%rj IV f Name-signing anxiety puts pressure on White By MATTHEW SAUER Moidayd hen will he tables set up m Alligator Writer Iront it I ibrar 'ast and Library West by the la olthe Americasbetween t A stack Of signature cards five let t St andi 1 11 [or todtNts Who Wish high and three Democratic candidates ((, give their signatures areall thatstand between former[[Fand White plans TO campaign (in three Santa Fe Community College studeni lITo issues reproductive rights for LaMonte White and the seat in the U S women, tax increases and Improved Iti- House of Representatives rict representation White announced his candidacy for While sod Rep litf Stearns, Che Re- the U S House of Representatives Sixih piblbian iOngressimian who hold the Congressional District seat Tuesday af- District 6 stat, has proven through his terroon to a small crowd at [IF's Plaza conservative voing record and stand oii of the Americas abortion Chal government should be a To qualify for the Sept 4 primary, clearinghouse for a woman's right To White must collect 6,127 signatures If control her own body " he cannot collect the signatures, he will White said lie is opposed to tax in- have to pay a $5,000 filing fee White creases to reduce the nation's deficit, said he has about 2,000 signatures, but[ unlike many Democrats he has had some difficulty getting peo- "There are no problems with finaic- ple to sign. ing the budget of the Unted States that "The signature snot an endorsement a rational ordering of priorities cannot It just allows me to run," he said "People solve " are hesitant to put their names on any- While sad Stearns has been macces- thing'" sible to he voters who put him in office

White, 25, said he is relying mostly "Mr Stearnis 5 out ol sep with this on students to hell) with his signature district 1nd(] out of touch with his conslt drive and campaign, He said beginning uencv," White said UF chosen as training site Food service uses Union to teach employees By JIM DUBREUIL management trainees a range of exper- from the fine dining Aligator Writer ence that extends of the Arredondio Room to the conve- Service America, the parent company nience store shopping of the Beaty of Gator DimingService, has designated Bread Basket the Reitz Union as its national manage- Miller said the additon of Little ment training headquarters Caesar's, Dunk,' )onits and TCBY Yo- The $1 1 billion company, which gurt to the Union, planned for later this serves more than 70 colleges and um- summer, will give Service America em- versities acrossthe country, plans to use ployees valuable work experience its facilities at UF to teach the aspects of food service management, 'The training prograri will allow all , general manager of Gator levels of management to receive hands- Dining Service, said the new program is on experience, Miller said "a very big complement to UF ' John Neely, assouite director of the The program, introduced last week, Unon, said [he program will be advan- is offenng a seven-day course foi he iageous to I IF's foodI services company's district managers 'Die program is designed to imple Il' service America's single largest mert training for all levels of manage- aiCCoti ment. The Connecticut-based company, in Blonde leading the blind Miller said Service America chose UF addition to serving college and universi- Suzanne Vincent, 18, leads blindfolded Teresa Smith, 19, during their excep- because of the wide variety of food ser- ties, offers its services to industries, tional people class Monday. Class members experienced what it would be like vices Gator Dining offers. businesses, vendors, jails and the U S. to be blind by walking through campus with only a classmate to lead them He said Gator Dining Service will offer House of Representatives Senate passes dentistry travel, sports funding bills because our events in another country," he said By NICHOLLE NEUMANN Spring Break comes much later Two senators battled doselv for [he va- than the undergraduate break," he said Most senators supported the bill, includ- Alligator Writer cant R&A eat Sen led lagalaska received The Activity and Service Fee Advisory ing Senator Diane McGinty, who moIuoned Vision support, but the seat went to Sen After much heated debate, the Student Committee approves funding for many UF to amend the original bill sum to $4,502 fro n Chris Gerardy, a Vision member who was Senate approved a Dentistry College Coun- groups $3,743. not endorsed by the party cit travel bill in a double session Tuesday Kriegerand eight other dentistry students 'The dentistry school is asking for such Pie R&A has a few problems fait need night. appeared before the senate Tuesday night a small fraction of its tocal costs, that we to be corrected, Gerardy said to senators An important Replacement and Agenda They urged senators to support the bill, not should include the costs of the trip from seat also was filled and Student Body Pres- only to allow dentistry students to gain ex- Gainesville to Miami," McGinty said 'We teed to itentourage more minoriies adent Michael Browne urged opposition to perience, but also to help out poor people im The dentistry group asked SG iO pay only (4) get involved with senate in addition, we the state Legislature's proposed 6 percent Santo Domingo. 20 percent of its estimated $22.000 bill nd to encourage corret senators to get surcharge on state universities "While we prevent rotting teeth, we build Although SG has paid for the entire bill ii Involved in coniittees I will do both," he The dentistry travel bill, which provides a positive reputation for the dentistry school the past, this year ihe dentist ry group ra sed sud $4,502 in SG funds, will allow a group of 22 and the as a whole" $12,000 in supplies on its own Brone also sIok-e to sel aors He urged to travel to Santo Do- Krieger told senators dentistry students In other business, the Senate approved a Ihero I'get sliagiat ures H, wlions opposing mingo, Dominican Republic The amendment passed, but not without recreational sports bill [his bill will provide the proposed 6 percent tax increase Although the request was submitted in debate Judiciary Chairman Adam fan- an extra $7,615 to cover the mandatory February, the bill was not brought before enbaum said he opposed the entire bill, minimum wage increase to $385 Mhe bill Browne will tivel to [allahansee Wednes- senators until May, said Jared Krieger. pres- "I think the dentist trip is a good idea, but will allow intramural sports to run through day to speak with legislators about stopping ident of the Dentistry College Council. ASFAC funds should be appropriated lo Summer A, said ASFAC Coordinator Bret the tax TheiFloridal egislativesessionends "We had problems meeting with ASFAC campus events like Career Expo - not Berlin lune I I ALLIGATOR, HIi.RSDAY rA'4, Ao ELSEWHERE : RENT-A-CAR *MEMORIAL DAY * SAVINGS * * ompaci to Full Size *t ' I 7 arrested in cemetery desecration i Sports Cars to Luxury it PI \I

If the NCAA feels that whatever eluding illegal recruiting and pay- SANCTIONS punishnient UF imposed on from page I ing athletes at least $61,000 coaches and staff was not severe "But they had had repeitive vi- awards. enough, itcan further punish them olauions," said Frank Remington, TheNCAAalsocan ask UFtosever Also. it the school has won chairman of the infractions com- money in an NCAA championship ties with boosters who committed mittee that punished SMI 'The violations, and the game with the help of players Inel- association can school had continued to lie and to igible because of major" recruit- strike individual and team play r- say 'we're clean' when there had cords or take back awards and ing violations, it will have to return been approval all the way up to the 90 percent of that money trophies. Board of Regents to keep violating The NCAAcan prohibit UFfrom the NCAA rules" Winnings from 1987-88 NCAA voting or serving on NCAA com- The championships totaled more than millees,from recruiting athletes or football program and the Univer $600,000 The NCAA has charged front playing. the so-called "death sity of Kentucky basketball pro- that former Gator basketball star penalty " gram were put on three years Vernon Maxwell was mneltgible -Texas' Southern Methodist Uan- probation for their violations Ken- when he played in those champi- versity has been the only school tucky also received a reduction in onship games because he had re- ever to receive the death penalty scholarships. Both universities ceived money from South Florida in 1987, it was banned from play were accused of recruiting viola- sports agents. for one year for 13 violations, in- tions None of these will give you AIDS: / kissing or saunas / mosquitos / hugging / donating blood / touching object handled by / handshakes / sharing cigarettes a person with AIDS / public restrooms / coughing (doorknobs, dishes. / e swimming pools, hot tubs / sharing eating utensils telephones, etc.) Learn all you can about AIDS now. HAD IT WrTH YOUR ROOMMATE? North Central Florida AIDS Network - (904) 372-4370 F Find a new one/ n Alligator Ciassffieds THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1990. AJIJGATOR, 5 LETTER THE NCAA CHARGES UF WITH, from pgre I The following is a brief summary of some of the events that prefaced Tuesday's release of the NCAA letter THE FOLLOWING VIOLATIONS: alleged violations, oinmg Iroum utusai of inquiry: lons 01 sports agents paying plavit S to touches ut tig ,n-th,,alv Of ls tnl July 27,1988 -- Former UF President Marshal Cnser announces the school is 1. A student-athle received $100 from luly 20 to respond d conducting an internal investigation into possible drug problems with UF's athletic Professional Athlete's Financial Advisors, Inc On Aug 10, [he NCAAs Commiutee of programs and signed a representation contract with the lairut ions will ilet andis 'xljted&tt to May 22,1989 -- In a 90-page federal indictment, four South Florida sports agents agency. The player rucetued about $30,000 in reviw the i se. releasing is Fmldmngs are charged with racketeering and fraud for making secret payments to UF athletes loans from PAFA and participated in 1987 and bitore the Irst I l(00h.1l game Seti 8 Two of the agents represent former Gators Vernon Maxwell and Ron Moten 1988 NCAA basketball championships, even LlFoIfLLealsx4Te ted ieilt Itier. brInause Sept. 12, 1989 - The sports agents' attorneys like a motion that includes grand jury though he knew he was ineligible the NCAA has been invest gaing lin testimony by Maxwell. who says he received money from UF coaches, including 2. Former basketball coach Norm Sloan school since lune I) [ombhardi suid the former basketball coach Norm Sloan arranged for a player to receive an airlfn. t ket letter focuses ol several perceived prob- Sept. 28, 1989 . The sports agents plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail and that cost the UF Athletic Association $241 hems that UF has already been trying to wire fraud n connection with making illegal payments to Maxwell and five football 3. Sloan allowed a prospective players mother resolve Hut ets ice to now have an N CAA players to use the return portion of the athlete's round. checklist to respond to, he said Oct.8, les -- UF forces football coach Galen Hall to resign trip airline ticket ataer they visited Gainesville It allows us to fmous on the specific Oct.31, IN*-U focmeo Sloan to resign and the mother decided her son should stay for issues." he said MPy 22. 190 - The NCAA sends UF a lener of faquiry, asking school officials to summer school. The NCAA inquiry asks for hundreds respond to 10 NCAA rules violations 4. Former football coach Galen Hall gave a of forms of documentation, from copies of player money to pay an athlete's delinquent plane tickets and financial records to let child-support debt. ters of explanation for certain [IF proce Cairn nminediatly and began identi duress ARNSPARGER 5. Former assistant football coach Larry from page 1 yni preltmit" Kirlfy took $100 from a Gator booster and It also tells tiF to contact every person S)[ving lhos pribles is wh, has gavest to a player to go home for Christmas. mentioned miithe allegations, from ath- officials said The player Ia repaid the loan. letes to Gator boosters, and give them a Bryan has told stories of receiving gli UI s progri the toldbty I le NC AA has sid 11 '. lacking. [nmbardi 6.-Hall provided two assistant football coaches chance to reply Those same people also hastily scrawled letters written in huge said lie ilso ponited i) onlet (flieTrust with salary suppldments that totaled may appearbefore the infractions commit- handwriting, calling for Arnsparger's ma2a. reteni changes - putting the Athletic 7-. Hall and Sloan acted unethically In the lee with their respective attorneys resignation Then there were the angry Assot on lo. a private orgnlamiioi, charges above The two coaches knowingly Iwo people who could make such ap- phone calls, the hanging of LeVoe in ider lhlt supervision of I ,ifmbardi and pearances are former football coach Galen effigy and the constant booing that and willfully operated their programs contrary Arnspargere- to NCAA rules. Hall and former basketball coach Norm greeted Arusparger at sporting events 9. Former UF PresIdent Marshall Crler and Sloan, who have both said they were angry "He knows to do what is right is more former Intedim President Robert Bryan with UJF after being forced to resign important than to be liked," lnmbardi Now we have integrity -- in Arrispar- ger til In OW' coaches,' loiibardi said erroneously cartifled for five years that LUF was [heir appearance before the board said complying with NCAA rules Their cefrlficatlons could create heated debate, lmbardi While it's true that some of the alleged s,11d3 knlew solme were based o Information from Sloan. Kill said But he added that he will fully sup- violations occurred after Arnsparger lrn he always oI his decisions were- gooljmoog [o be and Klidlsy, who SOfeted that they had told port Arnsparger and UF s actions was hired in 1987, Lombardi said he is the presidents about any NCAA rules violations 'I don't say they don't have a right on not to be blamed There is simply no way In )) IIhI I I IIIe ad ded 11 dh 11 11 I, i t ', how to feel," Lombardi said ''That's (heir Amsparger could have identified and rnid, clear veint his job, wilt, its good they knw of, when actually they had not. or Iin1) .I s I N, WOill I u Il )tlr he 10. These allegations demonstrate a 180 of view Arnsparger turns out to be articulat- solved every problem within his first ing the university's version yearor so, Lombardi said igretti i) btcoi [ie, dire or approplate inslltutlonal control and monitoring "We hired Bill Arnsparger lI get the In the administration of UP's basketball and Arnsparger said he's happy that Sloan and Hall have agreed to cooperate with program in order.' Lombardi said hthiold mT( wl 1. ii Ixper 'lie ootbal programs. the NCAA and he looks forward to getting "Whatyoulook for when youhire sone- said I oc(Clo 1hat he allegations resolved one is that they are doing that job lie rl 'I lisibhiv "v

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Cato, ,az,. 31h&Unev 1410 SW I Is rr Think about it to i M k Ah~n %A',, A-my * 50% OFF NEXXUS J( There are friends who want to help Call -aO-COCAINE L~ ...... - - - J %IJIGA10oR. 1HIURIDA MAY 'I ["it OPINIONS The scheme It's official The letter f oi the National (olkgiate Ati WOND letic Xssocmtion was (lelic(rtl Tuesday nothingg 10 al leged violations. UF gets to respond and then the NCAA will substantiate the violations and impose a penalty. ligert I lill and athletic department officials are letting out sighs of r chel because their schemtc is almost oveI try lie scheme started with the hiring of Athletic Di rcto ou- Bill Arnsparger and followed with the "force(] resigna- tions" of football and basketball coaches. Officials hope the scheme will save UF sports from the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars. These dollars, which come from television appearances and alumni contributions, are what get otherwise ethical t\ coaches and athletes in trouble. And it inevitably be- comes the source of the uncontrollable schemes. UF's scheme was very well-executed And it probably will work It began as an effort to "clean house" after 59 resulted in the firing of substantiated NCAA violations - , then-football coach and a two-year probation, among other things. When a federal drug investigation revealed di ug use among athletes in mid-1988, questions arose as to where they got the money to buy drugs Officials must have met to decide how to handle the potentially disa.,trous news - Preserve Paynes Prairie forever that someone was paying players Should they stand be- hind their people at any cost or should they avoid severe in controversies such as the current oce ovet the development of Paynes Prairie, we often feel com woo Holly Jensen NCAA penalties and clean house immediately By mid pelled to present economic arguments i an effort to 1989, it was clear they had chosen the latter preserve the biological diversity that benefits us all OUT To make themselves look better in the eyes of the The battle for our dying Earth is not going to be won SPEAKING the death penalty, UF forced on utilitarian grounds the hope for the Earth is indeed grim. NCAA and hopefully avoid politicians We are once again considering the question of Perhaps citizens have lost faith because two coaches out. Maybe the NCAA would look on this as so often act for the special interests that finance their a sign of good faith and when the final gavel came down, whether or not a developer will be allowed to destroy yet another piece of our rapidly shrinking wilderness ejection campaigns, rather than following the Will or in Alachua remember their efforts and be lenient in its punishment. You may ask, nWhat has biological diversity done for the people I do not know ofa single person flow else do they explain the firings of assistant basket- me lately?" The answer is plenty, and undoubtedly County who wants the Hunt Club development to take ball coaches Monte Towe, Ken McCraney and Phil far more than most people realize Those of us with place When one considers for anmoment the biological any degree of Earth literacy understand this wasteland this South Florida developer comes from, Weber? They were fired soon after coach Norm Sloan we have a glimpse of what the future in our own area out without, as they say, ever being able to There is no question among mainstream biologists was forced of the severe threat to remaining biodiversity We may be if we fail to act defend themselves. They were not implicated in the are currently witnessing the most biologically im- The controversy is not new The pro-growth-at-any NCAA report released Tuesday. Sloan's "witch hunt" com- poverishing experience this planet has undergone in cost prejudice shared by many of those in power is ments don't sound so bitter now. its 4-billion-year history Our options for averting this the reason that less than 2 percent of this country's natural areas are preserved as wilderness. The fact We aren't saying the coaches and athletes didn't break calamutous trend diminish with each passing day We already know that weare nowarguingabout whether thistoo should are they. They know they broke rules But that present parks and refuges rules. Neither throughout the world are simply insufficient in size be lost is evidence of the seriousness of this dilemma when the University Athletic Association, the Alumni As- to support the existence of large animals over time I fear we may one day look up and realize that the sociation and television benefits raise so much money for We need to be expanding wildernesses and linking planet has been nickel-and-dimed to death, the sports program, the pressures make ethics almost im- remaining natural areas with wildlife corridors, and A single individual, motivated by greed, is asking possible. yet we are constantly finding ourselves in the process for permission to destroy another piece of our life of tryingto save moreanimals on less system Flease call our county commissioners Was it more unethical to help a player get his life in land with greater support pressures on that habitat. and let them know that this environmentally destruc order or fire an employee just to look good? We think it We must stop the continued pollution, encroach- Live development must be stopped. diet's turn those was more unethical to fire an employee. ment, fragmentation and degradation of wildlands If Earth Day pledges into action. The NCAA calls UF's alleged violations "major." Com- we, the affluent industrialized nations, cannot act Holly lessen Is a Cainesville resident who is con responsibly pared to the violations in 1984, they are minor. In 1984, in preserving our own back yards, then cerned about the environest, ERTTEvindTmaDI there were 107 alleged violations, including allegations of L spying on opponents' practices and giving slush funds, recommendations awarded on a first-come, first-Serve players thousands of dollars. The NCAA substantiated 59 WSU offers task RECOMMENDATIONS basis. of those and UF got probation for two years. force alternatives I Quality of Life Task Force 4. Task force: A campusewide So what kind of penalties should be imposed this time? Sensitivity and awareness training mechanism be developed for If the NCAA wants to hurt UF sports, it should take away Editor; The Alligator has inferred for student leaders. faculty and ad- reporting, monitoring, evaluating in the May 22 editorial ministrators he conducted of racial harass- some cash. Make UF pay back tournament money and "Majonty on a and resolving acts doesn't need protection' that our regular basis ment and disrespect . take away television time. Maybe the money loss will views (White Student Union) do White Student Union. Recogniz- WSU NO BIG BROTHER. make UF officials realize the error of their scheming, un- not represent the majority of stu ing and opposing indoctrination Criminal acts should be reported ethical ways. But probably not dents - as if we claimed such from any source, iue free thought. to the police. Who will define "ra- Since The AUingator has sudden 2 Task force At least ten new cial disrespect?" ly taken an interest in views of the African-American and ten new The Alligator has stated that alligator Editor majority, perhaps The Alligator Hispanic faculty be hired each "Perhaps the beliefs of the actual would like to conduct a survey of year. Lucy Chabot membership (WSU) isn't a them for which we would like to WSU No quotas Managing Editor Opinions Editor Best qualified majority atall." But where minority suggest one subject: the Quality of applicant, regardless of race, interests are involved, what dif- Tracy Burlingame M.D. Cumella Life Task Force. should be hired ference do the beliefs of anyone This group, formed last 3 Task force: A percentage of else make? Ltters Policy semester to further minority inter- on-campus Loses to the polor isoui fot eel 200 wOrds eaout we aOiy 10one4. 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son hild s a n ob pect belonging tC somon get i nto, pai rs dtsK In [he .1l'room where else and tries ci receive muiormation "I want you to come ind1 stand in troni jIVLhii class her awaireness about that person in the form of mental of the person" she says "C rise your meels [in I hursday nights pictures or emotional feelings The stu- eyes And if you want to hold t hiir hand %="ie~luMarguerite LSIfl her S0s, and den ts have tried psychomnetrv before ad and touch their shoulder, thin you can her reddish -brown ha' r I styled neatly are ready to practice again do it Stand in front of the person while around her face She wears mrtchimg lip- 'Okay, lets try it,' Marguerite says you're in a meditative state and see what stick and nail pnl ish, a twhite burton-down "Take something off that you wear a lot " you can get" blouse tucked into a cal -length black skirt the four students remove rings Marguerite, who is standing im front of and black pumps with bows on them A As and watches, Marguerite walks Juaruta's desk, now looks at her 'Are you strand of navy blue beads hangs around from person to person, d str but - trying to change jobs" she ask. her neck ing each itemi to another person "Oh, yes," Jua nita says with such exas Sniffling and wiping her nose, she NWhen all the pieces have been peration that Marguerite and the other stands to greet Chris the first student given out, she turns out the rights She students laugh to enter the dlassrmom She explains she instruct. he students to put their feet on "Just as I stood in front of you, I could went to a spiritual healing session the the thoor, dlose their eyes, inhale through see a job change," Marguerite tells her previous weekend and her body is their noses and exhale through their "You're going tobe changing ohssoon' cleansing itself ot bad spirits through a mouth; She begins io murm or ,nstruc- 'Gond," Juanita says with a sigh of cold She says the d ass members will lions relief have to give her gioed ergies so that "Visualwe a red number three a beau - She soon turns her attention to Liha she'll feel better tilul red number three Inhale As you "You have a smile on your face all the Lihia and lineke tnw middle-aged cxhalc, say'Rudy, rebax'Continuemihal- time" she says 'But inside, there'sa lot women with Ct'rran 1 a, ent; arrive I three Exhabing 'Body, relax 'V- ng A going on ' Shie passes her pal m in front next, followed bs luinta a young black sualire a yellow t wo Breathe in a yellow of Lilia "When I went like this (she re- woman Ma rgu&'rIo sa thit usually two A'. you exhale say. 'Mind, relax '" peats the motion), I felt ike I wanted to there are nine Cr ii people m class, but Her voice Is quieter as the students tonight only four somne When enough continue to inhale and exhale deeply ftc r a short brt'ak, Ma rg uc rte time passes for Ii Lomers 'o arrive, "Visuahu'e a blue I." she sivs Iam amis the process of media- Marguerite stands ii' the inter of the intuitively, psy hical ly and spiritually A~expl room and begins 'h night lesson lion She puts tape in portable aware ' stereo and turns it on Smooth 'Have we talked trout ,,isde vet'"' t-he sound ot heavy breathing is the tranquil keyboard mtisiL till' the she asks The stih'ake their heads only nlUISC in the room a' Marguerite ronm Marguerite directs the '.tudente 'Well, we need to ni bot it ' stops talking for a tow momFr sfnts "le- breathing, lulling them into a quiet, medi- She draws a timnenn'on the chalkboard member the Ii rst thought you puck up," tat i s state Hecr low, even tone of vo& as she begins to tailkabuout "hat happens shethen says 'Don'ttry tsochange it with accom panes the music perfectly when a spirit c-ommu'. '[uc de your physical mind 'Visual we walking down this beautitulI 'We all touch 'tome'ne ite for some The four women sit, cla'ping the object pat h" she begins "On either side ol this reason, she siys :lt, YOU commit sui- they hold The room is silent, except for path are beautiful lo wers, every color cide at 30, hen you ai'chingcd the lives the sound of trucks wvhi/n ng by outside you could possibly think of And all of eat. PURLU. COLO of all these people 'hat (iou were sup- and ain occasional sniffle from Miargue- these flowers are giving off vibratons, posed to come in slt L'th ' rite After about 10 ininutes, Marguerite and they're all a form of healing vibra -

teaching the lass for seven whatever you can get, open your eyes and lane, you're feeling these beautiful heal. years, ulk borsclh a spiritual- we'll get started," she says mng energies from the top of your head ist teia her in psychic phe- One by one each woman slowly opens to the tip of your toes " sunlmise fleomenli She prefers to use her eyes Marguerite begins to ask them She leads them through a gate and up the word 'spirituitt" rat her than "psychic" what they have seen or felt She starts a wet, grassy hill until they reach the top because the latter m' conjure images of with Trneke, who 5s holding Christi's She describes the clouds that could be bizzare and evil beliets in people's mn ds ring Trneke says she was distracted by seen from the hill and one that is ap- To Marguerite, 'psychic" means intuitive, the sounds outside the open door and proachi ng them Then Marguerite tell; which she believes eservone is to some hadn't seen anything Marguertte takes the students to climb onto the cloud as it degree. In her psychic-awareness class, she the ring from her and holds it comes closer and meet their spirit guide, teaches people to be more aware of their "It has a lot of good energies, and I feel who will lead them on the rest of their own intuition, of the people and things like it was given to you by your parents," Jurn ey around them and ot Cod She does this she says to Christi Marguerite stops talking and turns up through meditation and Vtsuali/atio necr- 'My mom and ivy aunt, split it as a the volume of the music, whrch is now ci ses gift," Christi replies Marguerite nods the sound of birds chirping and a stream The seven-wcee dlas that meets at and asks Christi, who had held Trimeke's gurgling About 30 minutes later, she tells Gainesville High Ss hool t offered watch, what she had seen the students to leave their guides and through the Santa Pc \duoh Comnmunity "All [ really saw was the color purple,' climb off the cloud, go down the hi II, Education program toilr tmes a year and Christ says through the gate and tinally down the costs 523 Some siudents who want to 'That's very good Purple's very spiri- path again The students open their eyes, continue learning about psychic aware- inal, Marguerite qa id She turns to squinting at the bright room ness after completing the class mnay Iomn Trrneke "And you've been trying to work cGood morning," Marguerite says, an 'advanced' group Wednesday's at or your spiritualness Purple is an mdi- turning the music off and speaking Marguerite's home cation of spirit ual ity." louder "You all had a nice sleep. Let's Tonight Margueritc talks about suicide, After the psychometry exercise, Mar- see what came out of that nap Juanita, rel ncarnation and Pu She also talks guerite asks the students to try something where did you go?" about psychometrv hich is when a per- a little different She tells themr again to Juanita says she sat next to a little

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CANNON I vnda Wasula and John VWber Veterinary Med ,erxing in the selection committee were Assistant Dean for Student Services illit obintson, chairman, AssociatePro- Graduations Set tessor ot Astrnomy Robert Leacock, as- L F colleges of Dentistry, Medicine sM rare chairman, Associate Vice President and Veterinary Medicine will hold sepa- tor Academit Affairs Catherine Long- rate commencement ceremony this and streth, Murphree Area Director Pam next week "alter, Assistant Deans for Student Ser- svt -four UF dentistry students will vices I f Broughton and Irene Stevens, rtfen their I) M D degrees at 2 3 p n former Student Body President Ed Scales Irday in University Auditorium The and students La ry Strauss, Kevin Mayeux spaktr %ill be UF ['resident lohn and Charles Stec kein Coordinationwas (Aimbrdi handled by Dean Robinson and Linda Ilw lhe( olege of Medicine will award 'i6 Nielsen, Student Services secretary GERKIN M. RIDGE S. CORSON A. MAUN doitor It medicine degrees at 10 a m J. aturda% in L 'ersmtv Auditorium Ihe .A speaker eill be US 'sen Hob Graham Admission is by ticket only The C college of Veterinary Medicine will award 73 DV M degrees Sunday, June 3, in University Aud tornum Dr Jamdes Sk- [lmes, associatedean forstudentservices ,. , -I and instruction mn the college, will speak CLAST Math Review Workshop Scheduled m A I For May 29 And 31 G. THORN'TON J. WEBER S. 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Monday Libraries East and Wast Parents Register and Marston Science Library THI/ viewers with the State's equal employ- Tennis will be T WEEK ment laws and the University's employ- open from10 a in to 6 p.m Saturday, S Kids For Camp closed Sunday and ment procedures REQUIRED for all Parents can register their children now open from IT a.m. to 1 a.m. Monday. The law CAM USES supervisors with interviewing for this summer's annual UF Tenns library will authonty lAsts about three hours. Camp, which offers sax one-week sessions be open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.n.atur FACULTY INTERVIEWER TRAINING for co-ed campers ages 9 through 17. da 11 a.m. to 11.30 p m Sunday and 7. m. to 11 pm Monday. -Can be resented at regularly planned The dates for camp sessions are June The InLAY AND Health Science Center lir FRIDA or special Faculty meetings in each depart- 17-22, June 24-29, July 1-6, July 8-13, July wl be 'SOMETHING IN THE AIR FEELS ment To provide insight into Laws, 15-20 and July 22-27. The program is open from 30 a.m. to noon turday from LIKE TOMORROW" musical production statutes and procedures associated with directed by 2 pm to midnight Sunday and recreational sports associate dosed by the musical theater class of P K. Ymnge the University's USPS employment proc. professor and former Gator tennis coach Monday. Laboratory School, features muddle and ess. Lasts about one hour. M.B. Chafin TheReitz Union bidding will beopen high school students, 7:30 p m nightly, DEPARTMENTAL VISITS-The Special er-session cost for resident campers is from 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday ut the IK Yonge auditorium, 1080 S.W. 11th St. Programs Section of the Division of $325 Meal, housing and use of recrea- snack bar will be closed. The only Tickets, 3 at the door. Proceeds benefit Human Resources is available to present tion facilities are included in the areas of Reitz Union to be operating resident Monday P K Yonge theatrical program specialized training sessions covering program. 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Charlie's Sonny's El Toro LaFitte's Seafood and Real Pit Bar-B-Q Fine Dining & Spirits Mexican Restaurant Raw Bar For tany beef >ork, chicken and ribsl Downtown on the Iandiut Steaks Fresh Seafood Live toment to Sonins for Bar 10 At it, 1723 SW l3th Street square Entertainment Twe-Sat - NO COVERr 11 SE 1st Ave 372-9928 Best' 11 -9 30 (Sun Tha) & I 1 10 (Fr- Great Mexican Food 7 Days For 10 years offering the best seafood Re'ervations recommended - 371 8069 Sat) 2700 N Waldo Rd 3610 W 13th No Brag Just Fact Catnesvlle Blackened, St Ii5 W Archer Rd U 5 441 atl 75, Broiled, and Grilled Seafood Alachua Pastas, Bar-B.Que Shrimp, Tuna, Caviar, Oysters, Steak, I's Restaurant La Fiesta Chicken and Quail Try our new Italian Specialties Nightly Fresh seafood Breakfast house 20 years Serving Mexican Restaurant Every Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 8 00-2 310every day Oneblnak it, .an G-villetnewct authentic Mexican re night All The Garlic, Mustard, Mary- pus 1221W UnLv Ave taturant Our family restaurants have land Style Crabs You Can Earn Lunch been serving the Southeast for 16 yrs M F 11 3 Dnmner M-Sun Now taking Serving daily lurch specials Ilam reservations J's Restaurant 2 nopm & deifcus dinner entrees 5-10 Woody's Nationally I hir-, , fc ll -h 'I Im '?h nU10 weekdays & 5-10 30 weekends Come Famous Sandwiches I2 I I dinner N pimnor' do. emtept in A give us a try' 7018 NW 10th P1 lic nighi On1lI a ll) k ito ampus (between Service Merchandise & Mr v4SiVW Uiv Ave I 1/2ni troiom Ilan s) 332-0878 pu, Ilearty deh sile sandwiah., 122 ' Unitv Aso ( he I tisrs o0, soups & salads featuring op quality Book, lead told cuts on special baked fresh bread served in a relaxed casual atmosphere, conducive to meet- La Concha Lmg friends entertaining parents & The flavor of Key West right here in family or conducting ltght business Gainesville Spanish and Latin Amen- transactions imp & domestic beer, can Cuisine M-F I I an- 30 pm 4002 wine MC & VISA accepted Open M Toby's Corner W Newborry Rd Plaza West 378-402 Sat I 1 9, F 11-10 & closd Sun A Gainesville tradition continues A The Market Street Pub warm Country Inn setting featuring Manaro'S Enwy fresh handcrafted import style unique seafood, veal, steaks fowl and beers in a ovial English pub Live en- pasta specialities, Tableside flambe Soe95s "Sometlngsneverchange tertanment Thurs, FE Sat evenings - Snuffy's Restaurant desserts & coffees Dinner from 5 fortunately your good taste and our No cover 120 SW 1st Ave. 377.2927 and Lounge nightly Lunch from 1130 am week consistently delicious Italian food' Lunch and dinner daly 5 1017W Univ Ave 376-8899 days Reservations recommended 101 Open 7dys Dinner served from pm SE 2nd Place 375-7620 MC/VISA ac GaInesville's mot popular Italian Re Caribbean pub atmosphere ,iqth go 3 met burgers, steaks, chicken teriyaki, cepted taurant for over yearz Casal attire Great Steaks baby back ribs, seafood, salads, and- welcome Frnh dishes daily Including Murphy's Pub chicken, veol, steak, shrimp & home- Beef & Spirits wanches, and New England clam chow Daily Specials For the best steaks and primt rib in der Relax and For made desserts at affordable prices enjoy your favorite Deh Sandwiches & ke cold beer' Gainesville You cook over a hickory cocktail in our casually elegant Information Cocktails, fBe wines and beer avail- lounge Billiards, Dafs and Video games charcoal grill or our chef will prepare Open (M-Thrs), Regarding able Only 2 1/2 males from campus I 30 am-Midnight, Happy Hour 4-7 Daily Mon. -Thur Chicken & Seafood too (Fri 6 (east on Univ Ave) 2120 Hawthorne your dinner & Sat), I 30 am-2 am, (Sun), pm Out On The Town, llam-12pm Fri -Sat nam-lam Sun Open daily 5-10 2 For I well drinks & 1 pm I lappy four 3-7 pm MC, Visa Rd. (SR 20) Directions/Reservations Contact Ipm-10pmn 5112 NW 34th St across dollar drafts from 5-7 pm. 6-Pound &Am X call 372460 Amanda Escoblo from the YMCA pool 3724751 challenge 2310 SW 13th St 3734301 376-4482

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FOR RENT: UNFURN. o J How Classifications to place a Oak G ado Acts Near UF & VA qu.et 1 FURNISHED wser dyer available n mi"s unis br classified ad: $20 m Cars Allowed IB 29 1 & 2 ed I BR eircicncy r keto campus I ROCKWOOD VILLASI beaufful 3b'3ba 1 For Rent- Furnished $250 $350 Sec & rr 372 6422 8 20 oil SW 34 ST paio Er 'urn condo for ns S in fall & spring call In Person 25 2 $240 2 For Rent- Unfurnished -cl c'e. k MC or ViSA 1 383 0047 Jax) I wI return your c li 5-24 41 3 Mobile Homes I'( A Iio Office, SPACIOUS ORBincolr seeing ol 34 st 20 Ave ONE BEDROOM APT for quiet Wooded '05 W tin vrruv A,,, RBdr/ kite liv'n rm privloedge most ut p great sets For RentSale Fsw ,j 4 ONLY $263,MO $275 summer 135/mo fal 165/mo 4 bdr apt M 1 8 In a pm LYONS APT 4 Sublease House/Apt. 1740 NW 3rd PI To apply/info 372 22841 4000 SW 20TH AV 3"47 3 BRi2BA luxury condo, split plan Marn oosloro 371-4243 8 20-25 I 5 Roommates I Cson e Sei ce Lesk 3 20 25 2 SpOless pool washer dryer I Sa a 30 pm $675 6 For Sale Need NS F 10 sublet for summer A or B INCREDIBLE 2bd12ba apt in Oakbrook comp eoy oice eV Un or Came S F urn $150 To . OFltF Call corlect and Eficiency Apt 1 BR near 34 Sr Para carpe air 7 Real Estate Starfing at $15 M F 9 am 9 pm 788 7732 5 24 4 ' barbecue, won Ilast 8 Motorcycles Sa A Sun Closed Starting at $235 12 Bedroom Room available Marchwood jail & spring MEA0OWCREST 9 Autos Men ca Iioosiore S lds anr next summer Fully furnished 373-309 2 BR inside utILIty quiet area A F 8 ' 430 P, 375-3861 micro washdyer 1240me .$150 do central air mn, s 10 Wanted 8 20 2S 2 11 Services By Mail past'' Craig 335 0145 6 12 s1 Ui IS anea ng wey Cneck Our New Specials 'emiy rm Own room in quiet N W house Partial'y 3 BRi? BA house b'ke 10 UF 12 Typing Services l n A'Irgl or Sorry 'o Cash by All Amenities Available possible 4 BR porch garage oets OK furnished Walk to u F $115 nmohly + -I MC V'SA r ncCcr oy 1/3 u iiles Phone 338 1764 5 29 3 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED $525 13 Help Wanted Roommates Available 14 Business Personals By Phone 373-FIND One bedroom apis One block erm UF We ' No 1 SUMMER ONLY WALK 10 CAMPUS ' it' r,' by ' 'IAor MaSer n REGENCY OAKS 2 BR narwood floors includedBadnot337601ctCall376 INo pots $240/mo n all ulJeS except 15 Personals ONLY Five dol ar min.m" w 37a 5766 3230 SW Archer Road M e30 4o 24 2 1 16 Connections 5 COUNTRY GARDENS 17 Notices ' 2 BR apt neatly 'urnirsed No pets 373 4500 !J How to correct or conv'enor: to UF & downtown $274, 2001 SW 16thSreer 18 Rides $285 mo 376 5957 5 31 4 1 9 20 25? 19 Pets cancel your ad: MILL POND Sophisticaled 3 BRr? Studio 'bd 2bd and 3bd apts and IATry, 20 Lost& Found Cancellations: black/while deco ,porch foI arage housesavailnowardforlal WalkmoUFI Ca 32 FIND Mon Ir 8 4.>r" place Pool tennis more $1200 Beat the rushi College Park Proper! CS Ft 2 odr/ ba ap aC laundry celing fan No refunds can be given Al' NW 15lh 371 7777 S29 52 $325mo w/ new carpet $340 avail now NORTHWOOD PINES spotless 3 BR2 I Aug 2023 SW 37Ti Way 3/5 7986 Alligator errors: porary dri fireplace J When will your ad run? BA cortent In The Pines 5 24 4 2 Crec. ywur fc 'Te FIRST day r rY enced Iaage near shopping $750 Spacious 1 2 3 Bedroom Ca 1 3 3 FIND in iry Correcrors be Apartment 8 Townhouses THE TOWERS' Soa' about the mundane, lore FLORIDA PARK European flare to this Classifieds will begin TWO nor THE ALIGATOR 15 ONLY Convenient to UF/Shands See OF from private balcony newly rho RISPONSIRt F FOR THF FIRST DAY airy 3 B/2 BA hardwood Urs carper 2 Pools anllS clf weight room valed 1 bdrm s 207 NW 17,n Sr 371 7777 DAYS after they are placed FILE AD RUNS INCOHFECTLY Car F orida room secunty yard care $050 sauna 2 Iaundry rooms 5 29 5 2 Ads mailed in or placed at the recTed ads will be evlended ole day Ask abou 3 der specials $400 off HUGE )bd apt Duckpond area ceiling Union or Shands may take No re'unds or c'edlIs can be g ven after 373-3371 olc.rlg nre ad Changes called arer 205 SE 16d Ave lens wood Iloors. fireplace S35Ormo THREE days to appear Ads the l,,st day wl not be compersated 372-3060 112 mie east of Main S Rent nog 376 357 5 29 4 2 may run for any length of time 5 22 1 1 M F 9 6 Sal 10 5 Sun t2 4 Customer error or changes 8 20 25 2 Availabte now SW 2bdr api porch coiling and be cancelled at any time fans dishwasher cent H;A near bus Correct ors mus be rade .n pErson at Private entrance nice br kitchen A living $375 including water 373 070 6 19 10 Sorry, but there can be no re- T.e Alligalor olice BFFORE NOON rm priviledges most ulil said summer GRAD STUDENTS Four adroom House 2 There will be a$200 correction fee $145 fall $165/mo 372 2204 8 20 231 to licks From UNv $750 me Call Kevin 9 5 red 5242 Aler 5 377 3852 Wind meadows Apts 2 bdri2 ba $490/mo 5 9 5 2 FOR RENT: . den. avail Aug 1 336 7352 Ev mes TOWER OAKS CONDOi 2 bdr/2 ba sage 6 14 8 2 Summer A - 2 UNFURNISHED wordy Screrned porch yad Ce&Ing fans auto ice maker $385/mo 332 May ran( free you pay rest of summer' I 1 YEAR S30m 7410 IVMeSs 5 29 5 2 par spacious apt Survmorplace ApI $3000 Walk to Santa FE CC 1 BR $270 $290 near UF Furn $247 unfurn $237 377 nm.1 cai I "I'"r; Summer C 2 BDR $335. NEW Townhouse $440. Sec 9270 5 29 3 2 Gule Pic1t iver Plus LMR Pool laundry, no Cats or dogs Center, Court, very nice 2 bd walking des tance to U 1210 NW 11 Ave Dish 536 SW 2nd Ave Sanrta Fe Trace ApIs 378 1190 8 20-25 2hdr house, porch aee heal, 1940 NW31 Neai A enr4.ili. H*iih A Fin5i washer Cent air Oflice 411 NW lady St 372 7879 2 9024 5 24 4 2 374440 371 7717 5 29 5 2 Ave $400/mo, 495 Avail now 2bd/ lba Jn Mill Run Cuel. A clean 2br deal for couples/serious Stu Ph. 377-ROSE Doen spacious, clean Take over lease V.11ager West Ouiet I bd on cul de sac I story no noisy neighbors above' 800 denra $290/m inl water 9 garbage 4013 :177-7073 Roses $370'mo 338 1909 Lv msg ii before S NW 12th Terr Apt 6 Call 378 7458 or NW 10 Ale (Take 9 St N from 16 Ave I pm 5 31 $ 2 376 8663 6 19 8 2 $750 371 7777 5 29 5 2 Available 6 15 house? duplex a bdr 2 bh 1 2 miles south of OF trees replace HugeIbd 2mth & 1 bd s BelAirl NW Classifleds. 26 Ave Spacious grounds magnificent 3 Blocs North at Campus on 131h SI centralhealair $5S0,mo Call 376 Oaks 311 7777 5 29 5 2 Continued on next page. 319NW 131lhSl 6183 leave mess 5r29 52

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Oxford ROCKWOOD VILLAS rooms 2 bath OAKS apt May 'nt fee bd/ba in 3Tborn3a wnhse tu iy l iuri Vd apt 14 ulli , Oxford Manor at S150/mo Manor, turn povale bdr/ be pull I nc A1I in SW 20 Ai I br from $3/5 Ca'l Call Freda at 331 8768 5 24 4 4 ''3 hitl Denise 335 4044 5 Call 372-6924 5-24-3-5 $350 for 8 wks, Call Leann~e 013 531 $225 neg nnyukI h d., y 24 4 5 Sublet IM %,former O 135 me . Ai4 Ll 8199 6 14 10 5 Jr,is, grad students pvl rooms or two bedroom Csabltranca Wes 2735 SW S Pr 2 hbr Huge 4 bi2 ha fiurnma A/C, washdry Reliable Os male rmd needed ,orsummer turn apI near campus sum F Finnr in Windmeadows 3 bdr/ba own mer 315 $665 372 8837 1 5 daily 5' mn bike to UF 376 1268 6 5 4 4 Washdry and ac Own ron, $22DImcr sch or regular semesters no pats room, own bath for $150 a Onil for June included Call John 335 1283 5 378 3932 481 2166 5 24 3 5 A July move in now for free (May) Call utilities Groe rwacn Green A Other ronVis lvi, Sublel available May Aug 15 Oak Foresl 24 4 5 1613 7966520 S29 55 Cil3t1 S100 654 2 apse Own Bedroom *Furnished* M or 2bdr/2ba aptin SW Prefgrad stad $125/mo * '/A ut, neg****CALL 0 NIS F fron o share sbdrm2ba condo mel freak, sports nu, trivia Qes asked NSF to share Three Oa, 3td 2 brh lust 3 bIts N of 904 862 1681*0**1 ,4 44 own b/b in Sbb Luaury fully furn except Own $225/mo + 1/2 utl Call 335-3580 5-29- house lur/non-Iur transp avail w/pov Jacuti wid, Ui Jiry Firy nice 414 NW 14 Si Col . 1i2 util Dawn 37/ 5 5 $150/mIt, If,1 ulil Call evenings a1373 room $225/mo lt Pari Propelies 31 777/ S 20 5 MUST SUBLEASEI F for mast bd/ba in 8902 5 29 4 5 4 bd/3ba apt Share v/ 3 ?un roompaes for 4604 5 24 4 5 Ouet, studious grad alud seeks like Summer B. C Only $150 . 114 ut 335 *Don't Miss Oui* Own bd/bth in fully minded roommate for next yr Spacious Resp ons iblmissp fiern needed for own hr A 5954 52954 turn luxury apt near UF 12 uti $190 apt close to Shands&oUn Cal Dave at MOBILE HOMES: ba In n.w 3 bor 2 be mobile home sCu 373 6482 wIpoOl facuzzi, wT room 5 29 375 7490 5 29-4 5 Sublet a room Wardmeadows Apt Sum ,y sys quret area Avail fall rant neI 335 5240 6 19-11 5 4 5 3 FOR RENT/SALE mer 8 t July 31 $200 ma * 1i4 dill Call FREE MAYI Rmnmt. needed lot summer 336 0397 5 24 3 4 The Gardens m/I for 2bd2 1 2 bd c W/ all option an i4br/2th house 3/4 m 1 ' 1 bI 1 ba mobile ome for sale **OAKBAOOKOS$350/mo , nI/, own turn pool wId near sIcul Irom campus 157 SO , 1/4 Cl Call Brad 101[led n rwhorne on Green Pond room, pool, w/d Summer S/or fall & wnhee Cheap stuio close to campus Ls of $111/I, . 1/2 util Now Aug 15 Mi 371 6782 5 29 4 S $t 110 aon cAll 378 6950 ANYTIMEI 5 spring, diposl sectully. Iurn Lynn room Iatchen AC huge closels access chtle 332 3896 52945 10 wash/dry fre water Call Rick at 377 371-470 5 29 5 5 Need M/F N S R 1 10 sub for Summer SUBLEASE: 0767 $140 5 29 4 4 MARCHWOOD rmmTe TO share twno own room, 4 bed 2 bath house ct alir OAKBROOX< $175/mo F n/s share W D 5 man walk f U F campus ta/m , room urn summer &lo/ fall A so ig Own unt r washidry, pool No Pats 4 HOUSE/APT. 2 bedroom 2 bath Apt in Camerlt over 200 ,A i"l Call Heather 335 1460 I/a uil call anytIme 377 7915 5 31 4 5 looking POOL WpgaS rill Very spacious Pool, wd security deposit Lynn 371 4708 5 29 5-5 5 31 55 Subleaso own room A bath ,n a 3 bdr/ 3 Available 1st week June $550rnOn 3/t F hmi wanted for ASO, own bdr A bath 1250 5 24 3 4 SiS0,mo obo call 336-4367 5 31 4 5 bA apt in Oxford Manor Partly turn LAKEWOOD ViLLAS Malure F N/S for Cool, liberal I'm for own room in house 3 $200imo hal Avail immed Ihru Aug 15 own bdr no pets, 3bdri 2ba $24/. mo blocks to uf $170)mo & 1/3 uI Avail Large room in 2 bdr house in country Roommate wanted for summer May 17 335 18 7 / 5 29 5 4 much w/d + 1/3 ull 336 4531 Avail Aug mid may to aug 91 Should like smokers, June Aug 4 ma from UF quiet, turn, room, short distance to 1 5 24 4 5 cars Iv & music No bonrov tans Call Aug 15 Own wash/dry. $150m, N/S' call 373 120 375 1274 A1l 6 p 5 23 4 5 campus $120 , 113 util Call 372 3811 FABULOUS Own room across Irom, Shards 10 rran 5 24 2 5 One bdrom apt hardwood Leaving 4 summer . need Someone to floors curved walk to Turlington or Rel Union Micro Casablanca on pool Own room $1451mo wall light blue kitchen and path ,1e Be sublel real nice 2bdr/,ba apt Just $200 Roommate Needed for rest or summer in wave& washer $110/ mo . 1/4 378 m/f w/2 males Wash/dry part furnished hind Norma, Hall Must see mn . util P12 call anytime 335 2651 or IV HawrIan Village $155 I/3 ut al Will $245 055 o 24 4 s Call Juian 336 03'3 or Mark 336 IS81 w'fall option 378 24103 5 31 3 4 message at 372 4546 5 24 1 4 5 31 5 5 negoliate 338 4111 5-29-3 5

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MIg Am (Univ Ave A NW 165 ) YOU WRITE, WE TYPE some reduced rates for he irfmer Call ning Marketing positions available IC Make cash Everyone welcomed Into 376-3504 today at 372 7555 B, siness * Legal * Personal Reports with our flash part lime pnd agreeaive person wilh future in mind mographer position avai now 5-29 2-IS Love you Resume * Et C Call Flash Term Papers * Typeset First year positions 30k and up EDE folo at 373-6001 5 29-4 13 Richard G ville Handicapped Typing 378-2501 5 31 4 13 Recycle your old Gold into cashISI 378-7179 WE BUY GOLDIII We rent ROLLER BLADES 820 25 12 HEARINGIVISION STUDY Need people BUSINESS Best 1J4 371-GEMS 5-29 15 BrasingIon s Trail Shop with normal hearing and vision Work 5 2331 NW 13th SI *Typ'ng * reports * business * legal * 10 hrs/week at $3 90/hr plus bonus 14 PERSONALS PAPERS OuE Albertson a Plaza 372 0521 5 31 4 15 sumes * cassettes tran scribed * appi r Please call 392 6214 M F between loam Giant Typewriter Saleliii caronS * letters * notary telc Available noon only 5-29-3 13 COMPUTERS, Terminas pc's, buy. sell, 30 SO% off FREE DENTAL EXAM including g-rays 24 hour/i day/372-2777 20 25 12 trade. rent a repair Great prices QUALI 8 JAL Pawnbrokers 371 GEMS 5 29-5 see if you quality for a free ailing or a SHSN KABOB cafe needs adverlisingn ITY. 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