ITY OF MIAMI
0CT2 81976 THE pi LIBRARY
\ ol.52 No. I« Friday, October 29,1976 n, J:;I i Mil Premium Rise Forces Self-Insurance By ALAN MARCUS Through the Professional Income tonE student-operated clinici this ami is providing gynecological ser- Program (PIP), Med School profes- summer whin administrators dis vices to I'atie'iits at relatively low ISIDRO GARCIA surs will pay about $1.5 million an covered that clinici away from the e list Ollha Hurncana Stall nually to the fund. Ceasarrano teilet Jackson Memorial Hospital premis Two committees have been eslab- the Trustees es were' nut covered by the hospital UM's Medical School has become II he-it one' is tin' Sell Insurant e About $100,000 will be used for 1 self insured, dropping AETNA In or by thi Me'd School insurance' Committee and the' other is a risk administrative needs, he said surance as their malpractice insur companies. management commit lee ance representative due to "unrea The insurance features of the pro Eogel said thi' elinies that operat sonable premiums." Assistant Med gram are the sanii' as under AET ed off Medical School premises will ihe purpose of the' Kisk Manage School Vice President Dr. Bernard NA'S coverage' not be reopened even though UM ment program is i»> reduce and e on- Kogel said Eogel said the self-insurance pro has a self-insurance program ol Its trol losses from malpractice suits gram adopted at the Med School own now For 1975-76 year, the Medical Presently, the University is only this year did not result in the Med School paid AETNA an $800,000 The Monday Night Clinic m thr covered up te> $3 million and a pro premium for up to $3 million in in School tuition increase Family Practice Building near the gram is m the making tor coverage) surance coverage. This year The Medical School shut down .IMH complex did reopen this fall to the $10 milliein mark AETNA requested $3,441,000 for the same coverage, according to Board of Trustee member Pat Ceas- sarano. In addition. Ceasarano said, AETNA wanted $1.3 million for up to $10 million coverage. Dr. Eogel said the money for the insurance program will come from Med school Professors who will put money aside each year in a retainer fund. The money for insurance cover- age will be held in escrow while earning interest, Eogel said. Me said "the fact that AETNA asked for the premium increase ob viously indicated that thev were no longer interested in covering the University." The self-insurance program will cover UM Med School professors in- terns, rrsidents and students The eampus Health Center and a clinic will also be covered Each professor must pay a per- cenUge of his salary towards the fund according to his risk probabili ty (surgeons pay more than pedia tricians) Open Door Seeks Student Volunteers
B\ CHANDRA Kl ARSI undergei two types ol training fur how to handle certain situations Hurricana Stall Writar six weeks Aside from the workers learning tf you need information on abor The studeni li trained "ii the job how le> handle hirth control and tions, bir.h control, drugs or vene at Open Doot by art experienced drug problems they learn how lei real disease and haven't got the1 team leader. New trainees are- not handle loneliness Loneliness is a time to wait for an answer from allowed to answer the "crisis" tele major problem (or most students st Ms. (;.. Open Doeir can give you phones for the first Ivvei weeks and UM. according to Dr. Kahn. immediate help are always under the supervision eif He said this comes from being Open Door is sponsored hy the' a team leader. away from home and learning how vex resses Trustees Guidance Center and funete>d hy There is also a general orientation to adjust to taking care of oneself there are once a week seminars SAEAi session which one psychiatrist ex Undergraduate Student Body Government Richter Library should be open to all students plains the rules, the philosophy and for all Open Door volunteers. Thev It is operated bv a staff ol five and not only a "privileged few." Ihe history of the Open De>e>r are similar to classes, but no credits Presideni Sue Havey looks to her right in a psychiatrists and volunteer stu I he seeond half of the training is are1 given After the training period pause while addressing the Student Affairs dents held at night, and is under the su Ihe studeni is evaluated hy his per Trill I'M Don Shoemaker said it is a "terri Most of the students are' under Committee of the Board of Trustees in a pervision of a psychiatrist. The stu formance The unqualified student graduate students Open Door fai ul- meeting earlier this week. ble thing" to have inadequate library facilities dents practice roie playing tei under- is encouraged to continue training tv advisor Dr. Malcolm Kahn saiel Havey said (hat the stacks of the Otto and that the matter should be investigated. itand themselves bette
Meetings Around Campus • Circle K. 7 p.m., Wednesday, in the Orange Key Room of the Student Union. • Nova Science Fiction Club. 7:30 p.m.. Monday, in room S205 of the Student Union. • French Club, 3 p.m. today, in room S245 of the Student Union. • Sailing Hurricanes. 8 p.m.. Tuesday, in room S237 of PhatOiBv JIM H»vs the Student Union. Final payments for the Bimini trip will be \ ;iki in Foele Mil ki v MnilM' I M ills due. • American Marketing Association, 7 p.m., Thursday, in room S241 of the Student Union. Pete Ellison will speak on market research. All are welcome. Pete Rose, Mickey Mouse Cop Votes • Youne Republicans, 8 p.m.. Tuesday, in room S233 of the Student Union. Will be going to Ford Headquarters. From page I thought about it. I don't plan to • Mahoney-Pearson Governors' Council, 9 p.m., Monday. with thr support of one student vote." r.H >• Hob I akin: "I don't have any gas, International Student* I our ^indents said they don't talk I can't make it to the polls." International students wishing to spend some time, meals in strangers ond two asked, "Who's Mark Winnermer: "I like' Carter's running'" views on cutting red tape. He's or activities with a community family should contact Sue Plas Surprisingly, not a single student more competent." ter or Trudy Lambert between 10 a.m. and noon every Wed polled menlieined anything about ei Rita Brodzky: "I don't know nesday, and between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Thursday in Bldg. ther of the candidates' blunders: which one is good. They are both 2 IF. For more information, call x-2928. Ford's east kuropean statement: kind of bad." All Kuwaitian and Saudi Arabian students have to change Ford's double talk about releasing Jean Singer: "I mailed a vote for the firms who supported the Jewish ford because I can't stand Carter." their status of A-2 to F-I before Sunday. If you have not done Boycott; the pardon of Nixon; or Chris Peel: "Carter's a Democrat this, come to the International Student Service Office, 2IF im Carter's ethnic purity remark, and and I hate Kord." mediately. his Playboy interview. Marion Jameson: "I have a feeling All twelve black students polled Carter will be a hetler man. Carter strongly gave their support for Car knows what it is to be a working Registration ter. This gave Carter the lead. man I ord doesn't " Spring schedules go out Dec. 1. Here are excerpts from what UM Valeria f'ogle: "Ford hasn't done. students say about the election. anything in his two years, why not All students who have not picked up their green registra 1 tion slips, please do so at SM100 to avoid registration error. Mike F'lemming: "Carter is an give Carter a chance " idiot. He's going to be just like Assistant to the Vice President of Nixon surrounding himself with his Academic Affairs Christopher Rob Biomedical Colloquium buddies instead of more qualified inson: "I'm a Republican and I be men." lieve in what lord is saying " Mm inn Jameson Grad Student Terence Ryan will give the third colloquium Drew Axelrod: "Carter does not Here are the official results of the in the Biomedical Engineering Program series, "An Engineering have the experience to lead the unscientific poll of UM students. Overview of Dental Electrosurgery." noon to I p.m., Wednes country. He tries to fool the people Jimmy Carter 37% day in room 1135 of the Rosenstiel Medical Sciences Bldg. by pretending to be a populist when Susan I.ipson: "I choose Feird be- Roy Marri: "Ford hasn't demon Jerry Kord 26% he isn't." e BUM what you have, you know. strated leadership ability. I'm will Kugene McCarthy 4% I*h ilosoph v Colloquium Jill Weisman: "I like Carter be What you'rt going to have, you ing in give Carter a chance'." (Jeneral Kisenhower 1% cause he's for the peddlers, the peo don't know " Magda Ahdo: "1 like l-'ord because' Pete Rose 2% Dr. James Rachels will lecture on "Killing and Letting Peo ple; I don't like Ford." Simon Conway: "I like the Demo ,ifte>r Watergate they really investi Mickey Mouse 2% Gregg Statling: "Carter doesn't ple Die of Starvation," 3 p.m., today, in LC 190. crats; Ford has done nothing. The gated him and he came' out clean " Undecided 11% know what he's doing. All he can country needs a change." Sand (ieorge: "I like what Carter Don't care do is eat peanuts." »% says more than Ford." John Wayne' 1% PIES Seminar Paul "Cool" Salter: "I am for the Keisa I igareila: "I don't like Car Diane Cornelia: "I haven't Maltese falcon 1% Dr. Paul Randolph of the Federal Energy Administration, Maltese F'alcon because I think he's ter." will speak on the Project Independence Evaluation System, the going to let everyone be high and t!SB(; President Susan Havey: "I fly away man." think the choices are' terrible I'll national energy model, 7:25 p.m., Wednesday in NM101. The Steve Blaha: "I'm for Ford is he probably vote for Carter because I Volt t nteers Needed like Mondale. I'm looking forward public is invited. promises that the rest of his family Open Door answers simple ques to 1980 and Jerry Brown. Right From page I will die off." tions like football schedules and now I have no respect for either It A implications Henry Johnson: "Ford had a until he's able to become a worker. ride services candidate " Applications for spring '77 department of Residence Halls chance He had two years to prove "What we would like right now Research has shown that the- bus- himself and he hasn't; so let's get a Steve I umish: "I think it's about is to have students who are' interest resident assistant positions are available until Friday at the time we eliminated the Nixon-Ford ii'st nights are Mondays and the new man " ed to come and volunteer to weirk least busy nights are' Saturdays. Residence Hall Office in Eaton Hall. All applications must be Cornell Harris: "Carter is the less administration Carter is a little for Open Door," Dr Kahn saitt more socially orientated " There are' always psychiatrists returned todav. er of two evils lord is an extension "In the past Open Doeir had two John Molnar: "I don't believe Car available fur major crises. Student of the Nixon era that works for big shifts and stayed open until 2 a.m.. volunteers don't handle a crisis ter can do what he says he can." /I>is /'ri"*' business, not the working class " but now there aren't MKHlgfl volun alone Reservation* Robin Buckner: "1 don't like ei Margarita Osborn: "We don't teers for twe) shifts." Gradual,- Student Coordinator Reservations for a page in the Ibis can be made by calling have much to choose from but I'm ther of them but Carter has invoked "The Open Door Is running along I spirit e>f nationality that Ford Thomas Bonner said. "The Open x-6385 or coming by the Ibis Office, room S229 of the Student game for adventure so I'll go for smoothly this year, but we ceiuld be Door Advisor's job is tei try and help Union. Deadline is Sunday. Carter." hasn't." getting more calls and meire' busi the student in think clearly about ness," Dr. Kahn said. his problem, not to tell him what to Open House Debaters Do Well At V aldosla He says it is "a matter of letting do." the students to know that we .in Bonner says that students with English Professor Fagin's Open House, 8 p.m., Tuesday, at Two UM debate teams went 5-3 Gordy Taylor both made the octofi- here. The students do not need a problems make their own de-cisions her house for her students. last weekend at Valdosta State Col nal rounds in the eliminating part of major problem to call Open Door." based on their values. lege in the debaters' third tourna the tournament. ment of the year UM was the only school to have tlillet tin ppetunus The teams of Sandy Michel and its whole squad make it into the elimination rounds Israeli dance instruction, 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Barry Bowden and Nick Duarte and PRESBYTERIANS Hebrew Ulpanit, on three levels, begins at 7 p.m., next WORSHIP ON YOUR CHURCH'S BIRTHDAY Monday and Tuesday. Reformation Day Services Free University courses are now in session. 7 to 8:30 p.m., DRUG INFORMATION, Wednesdays and Thursdays. It's still not too late to join!! IDENTIFICATIONS, 11:00 A.M. — October 31 Shabbat services, 7 p.m., Friday, and 10 a.m., Saturday. FREE LITERATURE We're Students Riviera Presbyterian Church The II n\ Biblical Ministry k trained to help, and Thr Way Biblical Research and Teaching Ministry, Twig we really do try. 5275 Sunset Drive, South Miami Fellowship, 8 p.m., Monday. Wednesday and Friday in room Call or stop by: 250 of Eaton Hall. Branch fellowships, 7 p.m., Sunday, in room OPEN EVERY NIGHT Thomas E. Crowder, Presbyterian Chaplain LC 180. For more information, call Ron at x-2826. 7-12 P.M. ve qc amend 284-2300 — Apt. 49K 666-8586 284-6640 Pre^ied Evaluations .iirriTrirrg'innnio rfrl imui'iuni »~i n i rfl Pre-Med students wishing to have work evaluations for WE HAVE THE this semester's classes sent to the Premedical Committee must register before Monday. The office is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays. : FLOWERS FOR YOUR FORD There IS a difference!!! UNIVERSITY y •MCAT -LSAT •DAT < AFFAIR *GMAT »CPAT «VAT »GRE eQCAT .SAT •NATIONAL MED. & DENT. 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Hv, ISIDRO (,A«( l\ to the lusi five pi.i, e finisheti (one Bild Will offer two se'minars at Nrw, Editor lm tin pilot and one- lm tin 11, the 1968 auditorium next i'hursdav and I •< id.iv at 7 SO p m to help stu It's big m Europe and even more pilot i dents to learn more about the rally. popular in South America, bul here Students may register si ih>' in Ihe most famous rally in the it's ]ust another foreign sport. formation desk on the first fle>,,r of world is the Monte- Carlo m which Is it rugby'.' Cock fighting'' I i,,> the stiide-iu i ni,in and 'in- I aton can and einve-rs transverse three picking? Hall desk. i ontinents It's a speirt all I'M students, facul (ars will take' ofl beginning at 11 Bild insists that there' is no advan ty, employees and administrators a m, from the Merrick Building tage- to knowing your way around ean participate in as part of Home- parking loi A ear will be- launched i oming festivities every minute to avoid congestion al the ares because Instructions will make it easy for everyone to eta> on Nov ii is the day KM I M's Firsi the beginning ol the rallv i nurse However reference points Annual < ar Rally. ,111 event that Points will be given ai various will be visible- throughout the route Chairman Organize) Alfredo Bild checkpoints throughout the' route so tin participants can determine hopes will attrae t at least 100 Cat • and the live- .ars with the least A e ar rally is not ,e test eif speed points ai the end ol the competition whether they're on courea to the or of dnv mg ability, ll is a precision will win. finish. ti-si in which the-driver Ihat follows instructions must carefully will Halloween Party it Rat win At least two people should "rally" In each ear one to drive By CINDY VOVA the costume prizes can sign up tor and the other to read the route in Hurncana Stall Writar judging eiuring the- evening later, structions that Will he distributed ail entries will be brought on stage l ueik! its a Frankenstein, a ghost, tin' dav oi the competition for evaluation. a quaalude and a, s well Its the However it is best te> have- two Contestants will be judged by the Rathskeller's Annual Halloween passengers with the dnv IT one Rathskeller Project Board and the Party tomorrow night, from 9 p nt to read instructions and one to use a Rathskeller manager, with the '•'•' * ' . • . ••'••"•• .tr to i a.m. -top watch In calculating the time added persuasion of audience reac thai must be made' up In ease the- Though costumes are not re tion ear is e aught at B red light e,r laces quired foi admission, thej have- in addition to the entertainment some- othei eii-lav ing obstae le added to everyone's fun in the past tin- i ostumes will provide. Southern The route- ol the- rallv will e ovet Prizes valued ai over saoii will be e harm Band will be playing both about to mile's ai an average speed given out for costumes in three- eat I ride) and Saturday night. eif aboul 30 miles pe'r hour. e-geiries; most original, scariest and A pumpkln-ple eating contest will Bird says average- lime will be be-st couples costume also be- he'ld Saturelay night. about i wo hours Hie- Program Council is supplying There is • SO eeni cover charge Cat Burglar Caught, Released I he route- will loin pat Is ol I , ,t ;i I the prizes, which will include a keg for I M students but admission is e i.ehle's and Cot onui Grove of beer, tree- for everyone wearing a cos Bild says thai it will give partici those- interested In competing foi tume. and residence staff awareness parture date and arrival By ERIC SHOW pants a chance r*> see- many points Hurncana Stall Wrilar and the capture of thieves has been "When the-se- arrangements are ol Interest from a different perspei - tremendous." made', an aetual physical check will A professinnal cat burglar who tive- tmside' an automobile under "In any Universitv of this type, lie- made- by Security to be- sure- thai THE ULTIMATE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT was convicted twice ol pilfering pressure e onditions). we must be on guard because out doors and windows are locked and ROOSTERBARK RECORDING STUDIOS from dorm rooms was arn-sted fur I he condition ol the i ar eim-s not sider's see it as a hoi spot for villi- that the apartment is secure. Main the third time lasl week and once re-ally matter because performance bles which e an be easily marketed," elo not, .end should know that these' AN ATMOSPHERE WHERE YOU, THE CREATOR, again was set free due tei i govern is based on s precise following of Anika said "Those caught in the arrangements can be made. By this ment clerical error instructions and not on the abllltj HAS THE FREEDOM AND FLEXIBILITY TO EXTEND past, by thi'ir own admissions, tee very method, three- persons were According to Security. Roger Al ol the vehicle to take curves ot I'M as a soft touch for unlocked caught in the act of stealing air con exander Brown, a non-student, wa. i limb hills Cars equipped With Citi YOUR MUSIC TO THE TAPE MEDIUM USING ears and unlocked rooms." ditioners," Anika suel first apprehended two and a half zens Band radios will not be al Students in the apartment area, "It does pay to be cautious. We QUALITY EQUIPMENT AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. vears ago after burglarizing un lowed! to compete, whether in married or single hous always patrol the high theft areas locked rooms in Mahoney Hall late Registration for each e ouple is $5 ing, should notify Security whenev as w ell .is all areas ol the i ampus at night in "Pink Panther style and for each additional passenger 1331 N.E. 119th St. er their apartments are tei be left l M student- must take the initia \ssistant Security Director Vince the-re- is a fee of two dollars. CALL 891-1206 vacated for any length of time Se tive to become more- security mind N. Miami, Fla. 33161 Anika said Brown roamed the floors Ten trophies will he distributed curity should he' notified of the de ed and always lock their deieirs " of Mahoney at night checking for unlocked doors He would then enter the room, usually occupied by sleeping residents In the- style Ol the cat burglar, he would pilfer cash, rings, watches, girl's pocket- book belongings and anything of small value. Anika said Brown carried no tools and only entered unlocked rooms "Mosl students awakened by Brown received a 'Whoops, wrong room' lie left and the students went back to sleep." Anika said Brown was apprehended in Ma honey Hall after numerous repeiris of theft-, and descriptions by stu dents o! the mysterious night wan derer Brown was sentenced to ,i year In the hade- County Stockade for bur glary, loitering, prowling and re sisting arrest "in the spring semester *»t 1976." Anika said, "Brown was again caught in Mahoney Hall after re ports ol thefts in the dorm and in the apartment area of the campus "Brown usually arrived by eah tei the campus and after his thefts. used Ihe dorm phone or the apart ment phone to call another cab to •lee- the area He was a profession- il." Chief Anika said the "Taxi Cab Burglar" was again released by the' I suits em an insanity plea. I .est week the eat burglar w as apprehended for the third time In Mahoney Hall. Anika said "Brown was arrested and is now out again this week, There was a clerical error made at the Dade- County Stockade whereby Brown was tried in the Metro courts, when actually he was sup posed lei he trie'd in the dables e niirts legal jurisdiction of the case was hreiught up and the case was dismissed. Brown went free. Charg- es have since been refiled and there is an outstanding warrant feir his arrest " Housing Director lames Grimm .idvised studenls to take security precautions People have got to become more security conscious When students leave a room or apartment, or go to slce'p. doors must be locked and seimehow a campaign waged to in sure that students will become more eiireful." Grimm said In anv community, of which UM is a small city in itself, you are j;mng to have' thefts, but instances such as the cat burglar de> not. by anv me'ans. OCCUr all the time The success of our security department YOUR KEY TO LEARNING HOW TO LEARN THE BASIC STUDY COURSE For More Information Call: 661-7689 Open Mon. thru Fri. 7P.M.-10P.M. Or Come In: Scientology—Coral Gables 4615 Ponce De Leon Stork Wttt ot LtJeune — On Pontt Now comes Miller time. 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\lan Mantis Sl<\«' Wlloill' Kditor iMiMM Manager Law Parking Decals Are A Lousy Idea
At least the strange proposals being brought up show some creativity. Examples include the Emergency Medical Assistance Program, and now the Law School proposal requesting special parking decals for law students. At the Student Affairs Committee meeting of the Board of Trustees Tuesday Law School President Jack Sobel complained about the problems the law students have parking. They range from not having a place near the Law School to carrying the Black's Law dictionaries. The problem, according to Sobel. is that undergraduate classes begin at 8 a.m. but Law classes start at 8:15. Once law students arrive, all "their" spaces are taken. What is the solution to this critical problem obviously inherent within the system as advocated by the plaintiff? To issue Law School parking decals for use from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sobel claims. When the music students complained of the same problems the Law students merely changed the name on the decals to "Law and Music School decals." There are some simple solutions to this complex problem with serious consequences for the law students. The first is. if law students want to park near the Law School let them get there a few minutes earlier. If other students can get up early enough to get these "priceless" spots law students can also. As for the problem of carrying Black's Law Dictionary around (or bass fiddles if you're a music major), we are sure that your fel low students would be more than happy to assist you in your walk from the parking lot to the Law School. If this doesn't work, then maybe five or 10 minutes of arm ex Havey Shows Lack Of Information ercises should serve to strengthen your arms enough to carry the books. To the Editor: Only a very few library em The next statement is that the be so misplaced, that they And if that doesn't work, we are sure there is help for you The article written on the ployees have the key necessary total seating capacity of the would be lost for all practical somewhere. subject of library stack access to make the elevator go up to Meyer Gold Reading Room is purposes. Even now with limit This proposal is one based on absurdity. It could be expected by Student Body President the ninth floor. The president 825, while we students number ed access that is often the case. from undergrad students, and even the grad students but from law Susan Havey demonstrates one stated that the quality of books 10,000. From this we can infer The answer to this problem, is students? We hope it's not a reflection of the Law School. thing — poor research and lack in the stacks is superior to the that the Library is as crowded to increase the staff. To do this If the law students were granted special decals this precedent of factual information. Undergraduate Library (which, as it is during registration. The Dr. Archie McNeal. director of would catch on like wildfire. She starts out by stating that by the way. President Havey, is fact is though, that even during the libraries, says that it would Only science majors would be allowed to park near the Sci faculty, graduate students, ad now called the Meyer Gold exam week there is always take an additional $50,000 to ence Building, engineering students by the Engineering Building, ministration and medical stu Reading Room). The facts ample seating on the first floor. $60,000. We're sure even Presi etc. dents have access to the ninth though are that when new As to President Havey's dent Havey would agree that Parking Director Dr. Duane Koenig took the correct stance floor. Well, if any of those peo books come in, the Meyer Gold "quiet and spacious carrells," this money is better spent on when he said that there were plenty of parking spaces near Doc ple pressed the 9th floor button, Reading Room gets first crack they would no longer be so new books. tors Hospital, other students would be jeopardized, by the policy they would get a big surprise — at them, the "rejects" are sent quiet. If all students had full ac President Havey in a crusade and parking lots shouldn't be limited to specialized groups. the elevator would not move. to the stacks. cess to the stacks, books would against discrimination decries Executive Vice President for Administration and Finance Dr. the fact that students are not al John Green said a study of the parking situation and needs would lowed to graduate or register be made. until they pay all library fines If selling parking surveys could be turned into revenue the Grads Need Library Stacks while faculty and administi.i- University's Library would be one of the nation's best. tion get off scot free. If she had Until some action is taken, the more creativity suggested the been informed on the subject) better. But proposals like the law decals . . . please spare us! To the Editor: tive place for those 35,000 peri that privilege must be taken she would have known that fat~J odicals and serials. away. ulty and administration men - Graduate students receiving bers do have to pay for book1* library priorities over the un- Susan Havey and I agree com My main reason. I suppose, not returned after a certain pe dergrads? I say. why not! Grad pletely, however, in respect to for believing we undergraduates riod of time. Fire Engine Antics uate students pay higher tuition library fines. Holding a book should "rough it" with the first In conclusion it is not a Cts«j fees and more desperately need longer than you need it is incon three floors is taken from my of discrimination, but econom the extensive research capabili siderate. That rare copy of Ein own experience. There are rap ics and engineering. This Uni ties the Library can provide. stein's Theory of Relativity may sessions going on, especially versity, for the present cannot Have Gone Too Far Plus this thought: they were do a great job of stabling that during midterm and final exam afford, nor does building layout once undergraduates them wobbly old dinner table but for weeks. The noise these persons permit, unlimited access to the At some time, students have to grow up; especially when act selves, and they had to "strug those of us who may want to make is disturbing to those of stacks. President Havey's article ing like little children could jeopardize human life. gle" along as we have to now. Anyone who passes frat row is somewhat familiar with the read it, be extravagant and re us who go to the Library seek is another case of a politician fire engine that used to be parked in front of the Pike frat house. pair or replace your chairs, ta ing some peace and quiet. I wallowing in philosophy, theo The reason it's not always there is because a bunch of jerks get I am an undergraduate and a bles, etc.. and return your over wish these people would show ries and numbers, rather than their kicks from riding around in it with its siren blaring. frequent visitor of the Library due books. more respect for the feelings of the reality of the situation. their fellow students but in the When the average person (who isn't familiar with such stu who believes Susan Havey has meantime, since my classes will — Hugo Rodriguez. dents' games) hears a siren, they pull over because someone's life overstated her discrimination 1 feel, as Susan seems to feel, be that much harder, I can't — Mike Rosenthal usually on the line. case. While it may be true that that everyone should have to wait to become a senior and get — Alvaro Arenas The police use of sirens is limited strictly for emergencies. only 73,000 of the 835.666 pay fines for overdue books. away from all that noise. — Yrmina Larrinaga It is alright for students to play crazy games (which they do) books are on the first three People who pay no fines are — Maria Larrinaga but the sign of maturity, which is obviously lacking in this case, is floors, it is also true that an un abusing that privilege therefore. —Howard Morris — Mary Granda to realize when a joke has gone too far or whether the thrill will dergraduate has access to any pose a threat to others book through the circulation Cars may yield to the oncoming siren at first, second, even a desk on the second floor. third time. But what about the fourth time? When an ambulance is Opening Stacks Would Ruin Study Area speeding to someone's rescue? Will they still yield? I bave often checked out The boy cried wolf once too often. books this way and have al ways received quick service. If To the Editor: disturbed. The first three floors mistake to open the stacks to all' you have a need to go up into As a graduate student I feel it are totally unconducive to con people for then people who feel the stacks you can — as Susan is necessary to have access to centration and study because as I do would have no area of said, "... ask a faculty member the Library stacks. I find that to too many students use the time total quiet in which to study. MIAMI HURRICANE STAFF or your department chairman to be the only area in the Library spent there for socializing and write a letter to the Library where I can read and study un constant chatter. It would be a — Rosemarie Roth pubkahad vetui waatety dti'rreg fha ocaderrwr year recommending that you be Copyright 1968 by th« Urwvaruty of Meant, granted stack privileges." And More Frequent Patrols (Undetgraduota Sludant Body) Copyright 1971 by that Umvaruty ol Miomi Getting your book through the circulation desk is usually M. mMSiu amusm IF NUM. emu MILES, FLORID. 3312a faster, however, than tromping More Security Lighting Needed Th* HURRICANE ii written ond *dh>d by the Sudanis ot the Umvemty ol Miami. [ CMOKJI on up into the stacks and get herein ate not necessarily those ol either the UM lacutty or admtrmtration. ting the book yourself. To the Editor: be held responsible in many sit creasing but fortunately, so are Ever wonder why universities uations for their physical wel the prosecutions for poor secu ALAN MARCUS STEVE AVEI.I.ONE Our president also complains Editor Business Manager can impose visitation hours or fare. rity and negligence, particular^ that the total seating capacity is curfews? Because university of Last year a young woman in rape attacks. Universities 825 for about 10,000 students. ficials stand "in loco parentis," was raped in the gym at Catho fear prosecution, not only the Managing Editor Jeff Shenk What should the Library do? If assuming a parental character lic University. She sued the uni payment of the damage suit but Copy Editor Elena Selez those science materials are concerning the physical and versity, claiming that the rape mainly the bad publicity. Hope News Editor Isidro Garcia taken out — to provide 30 per moral welfare as well as the was the direct result of the fully, their anxieties will pro Editorials Editor Jeff Shenk cent more space — what's to be mental training of the pupils. school's failure to provide prop duce a tightening of our securi Entertainment Editor Leslie Tannenbaum done with them? I admire Susan Sports Editor Rick Remmert This position is sometimes em er security. The jury agreed, ty system. More thorough light- Photo Editor Edward Griffin for trying to arrange more phasized when imposing arbi and she was awarded $20,000 ing should be installed and pa Comptroller Janet Reynolds space for us in the Library but trary rules, but students should in compensatory damages. trolling intensified. General Manager Donna Franklin she didn't mention an alterna realize that the university can Crimes of this type are in Circulation Charles Main — JoAnn Must" Cartoonist Porfiriode laCruz NEWS STAFF: Dary Matera, Assistant News Editor; Ivonne Rovira; Lloyd Barry Ten- nen: Sara I usskin: Debbie Aronowitz: Holly Marijuana Dangerous Drug For Some Englander, Stefan Bechtel: Debbie Rovin: Eliot Rodriguez nndy Vova: Paul Carrion; Cathy To the Editor: ijuana highs can push one over in this regard. Cowell: Tom Adams: Frank Suarez made up entirely of perfectly Having just put down Tues the brink. For the above reasons, instant EDITORIALS STAFF: Marion Grabowski, day's edition of the Hurricane, I healthy, well-disciplined indi Carl H. Snyder. Dary Matera The majority of residents at accessibility just doesn't make too am prompted to respond to viduals, marijuana wouldn't ENTERTAINMENT STAFF: Lynne Schewe. one particular center in Miami sense. pose the threat that it does. Assistant Entertainment Editor: Archie a newspaper for the first time are there because of marijuana- Finally, as a society supposed Until this Utopia exists, I think Waugh; Joan Donohue-Wilson; Holly England in my life. The two letters in re induced psychosis. These indi ly concerned with the quality of marijuana best be kept under er; Dixie Tate; Marc Kesselman; Mindy Bar buttal to Dary Matera's article viduals no doubt are more low; Kathy Pagley; Helen Alpert life, why should we give implic wraps for the good of us all. on marijuana were at least prone to mental disorders than SPORTS STAEE: Rick Straub. Assistant it approval to yet another drug Decriminalization of simple pos amusing at times, but must ulti most, but they would probably Sports Editor; Stephen Logan, Dan Voss; by legalizing it? session? Yes. Legalization? No. Valerie Wilson; Bill Fisse mately be rejected. be functioning normally, cer Perhaps if this world were —Jack Linvill COPY STAFF: Frank Suarez. Mary Reil, Without going into all the tainly more so than now, had Beth Gelfand, Frange Poulakidas. Jill Hacker, variables that one writer speaks Ivonne Rovira; Dana Jo Caruso; Paul Novack; they never experimented with Bernie Haddorf of. the fact remains that mari grass. Letters Welcome PHOTO STAFF Bulent Ozgoren; Jaime juana is a dangerous drug for Furthermore, the U.S., which Galindo; Peter Lipschutz; Jim Jayes; Steve some people all the time, under probably demonstrates more ir thr lliirrinnu mtltmmetl letters Irum it* muter* im tniiu« ,,l „.,,,•,,,I Murphy; Rick Straub; Evelyn Seiden; Judie any conditions. Experience in rational behavior in general interest In tin- I niiernitv roinmeinilN tit teller* lire tuhjeet In ...ilnej. Williamson; Tony Blank drug centers, one within a mile BUSINESS STAFF: Art Terdoslavich, Bo than any other country in the In iniilnrni t. *l\le mill yi» limitatinnt. I aHafBlaa letter* eannot he f-arofano from UM, has proven to me that world, certainly dyesn't need feinted. 1111 himftli smmei mmy he mitkketd MM temmeet. not only acid trips but also mar another factor to worry about 1 1 1 , Health, Organic And Natural Friday, October 29. 1976 THE MIAMI HURRICAN* fcOSS,KUUOK. HAS VtN THAT E>0«.N- A(S*JN N TWAT VOU'RE KIOT J CHRISTIAN? vte's AS GOING TO VOTE BAD AS ALL THE REST.'
Food Terms Not Meaningful B.UT I THOUGWT^ Q: What's the difference be food contains carbon com more traditional variety we find tween "health foods," "organic pounds, all food is organic. in supermarkets? Dr. Howard foods," and "natural foods"? There aren't any exceptions. Appledorf of the Food Science This isn't an easy question. As Some people limit the term "or Department of the University of a science advisor says in the ganic" to food that's been consumer Florida thinks there is. He com 1974 Yearbook of Agriculture grown with fertilizer supplied pared foods bought in health (U.S. Dept. of Agriculture). by decaying plant and animal food stores in the Gainesville "The words 'organic' 'chemi matter. The trouble with this area with similar foods bought cal,' 'natural.' and 'health' are definition is that the fertilizer chemistry in chain store supermarkets. among the most misunderstood, nutrients which are washed out A taste panel he set up prefer misused, and maligned in our of the decaying matter by rain red the odors of the health food vocabulary, especially when and which soak down to the apple butter and pizza and the they are applied to food." plant's roots are every bit as in by carl h.snyder color of the health food ketch The term "health food" is organic (carbon-free) as the nu up. In overall acceptance the particularly confusing. Since trients in a sack of "chemical'' winners were the supermarket anything that supplies us with fertilizer. There's simply no dif dried apples, apple juice, apple 6IVE ME A BREAK..' r ' nourishment is a food, all foods ference between the nitrates of sauce, cashews, cereal, Swiss WELL MR. IPEAUSM, SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS a compost heap, for example, cheese, coconut, corn chips, ice are really health foods. They all of "natural" and "organic" has WHAT'S THE ANSWER UNTIL- YOU CANT and the nitrates in a sack of fer cream, mayonnaise with toma give us the nutrition necessary led the Federal Trade Commis COME ELECTION CAY?/ see. STRAIGHT/ > tilizer. to, peanut butter, sesame chips, to good health. Some people sion to propose a ban on the use and tomato juice. claim that certain foods have "Natural foods" are foods just of these two words in food ad special abilities to promote good as they come from nature. vertising. The Commission He also compared health and health. Maybe. But since no sin They're unchanged by human claims that the use of these traditional foods for composi gle food provides everything we hands, unprocessed. So if you're words misleads the public. The tion, cost, microbial content, need, a well balanced diet is going to insist that a frozen din ban would go into effect after pesticide levels and polychlori- generally considered to be the ner on a supermarket shelf is public hearings in December. nated biphenyl contamination. best nutritional route to good "unnatural," what do you say "The major difference between health. about a hard boiled egg you've Semantic confusion and alle the samples." he reported in a To chemists any compound prepared yourself? Is it unnatu gations about misleading adver 1973 issue of the Journal of that contains carbon is "organ ral? Processed, after all, is pro tising aside, is there any differ Milk and Food Technology, ic." (And any compound that cessed. ence between the "health-or was the greater cost of the doesn't is "inorganic") Since all Confusion about the meanings ganic-natural" foods and the health foods." Once A Day, Twice A Week/ Normal Sexual Activity Lp To Individuals
A reporter asked me the other come me. You are the most. often you reach out to touch, a man. Hold hands on the way to day what 1 wanted to do the beautiful people in the world. returning art in our culture, a the guidance center. rest of my life. Without hesita Treasure friends, cherish loved person in a wheelchair. Setting tion, I heard myself say. "I ones, build a framework of val across sex aside, admittedly a difficult Q. I never learned much about want to keep on growing, lov ues which is best for you, be thing, the physically disabled sex until I heard You talk. I ing and learning." My birthday yourself and I promise you really need the pleasure of don't want my kids to be so tomorrow is one which pushes laughter and resiliency. Treat mrs.g s friendship. It will be returned dumb. When should I begin me irrevocably into the next each day with wonder and like warm sunshine. Do your teaching them? half-century; for reflection on openness. Take some time to desk self a favor and have a new and A. Sex education begins right, the quality of life. I've known look at the clouds and into fascinating experience. the very mountain peaks of joy yourself. There is so much good after birth when the baby is and the depths of unreal pain; I in you and in the world. So Q. How often do normal peo held close to the warm body of a loving parent, comforted by have learned that life is a flow, gurus have the right of pontifi- ple in a continuous relationship by marian grabowski body contact and soothed by like the continuous waves of cation — even in a sex column. have sex? the familiar sound of the heart the ocean, of interactions with I hope your Halloween will be V. A. My blood pressure just beat. Take it from there, using people places, and events to full of pretty goblins and hand dents have sex, or do they? sitive, aware people who have went up. What is normal? By common sense, and your own which you adapt and from some monsters. I'll stop in at A. Sex is in the head, or have great understanding of the whose standards do we judge judgment, remembering that a which you learn, hopefully, to the Rat tomorrow to wish you you heard this before? My needs of others; accept their our own behavior? The number child learns when he is ready. A be comfortable with yourself. glittering cobwebs and smijing friends on wheels are human own, which may be unique, and of times a couple has inter loving relationship in a stable It's not an easy road but the black cats. The name of the beings, limited only by their find great pleasure in satisfying course or any of the other ille home will include quite natural path is often filled with content leader of the band is no coinci feelings about themselves as their partners. They have inter gal sexual activities is strictly ly discussion of sex. in all of its and happiness. The rewards are dence (see entertainment page) sexual people. Once- over this course in the same fashions as based on what's right for both, parameters, as it will attitudes great in reaching an age in and my pleasure in being barrier imposed by uncertain anyone else, often adapting every day. twice a week, once toward all life's experience. If which you can say, "I like my known on campus as "Be- people who tend to consider their particular handicap to in three months. If you and you and your wife are comfort self, my work and my dreams." Bob's" mother is terrific. So. in them neuter, romance flowers imaginative foreplay and more your partner are both happy able in your own feelings aboul So, in this philosophical mood, cidentally, is the anything goes and often, as it does in those of sensuous use of hands and with your time slots, it's right sex, your child will have trie allow me thank all of you in music of Southern Charm (un us handicapped in other ways, mouth. Don't turn away — you and "normal" for you. Just be best template possible for his this academic community who solicited advertisement). leads to bed. and the magnifi may be missing a wonderful re careful aboul four or five times own development. have so generously reached out cent communion of making lationship. Ask yourself, as an a day. You do have to study and with affection to help me be Q. How do wheelchair stu- iove. Usually they are very sen exercise in self-learning, how intercourse does utilize energy. It's stress, lovely stress, bul still Q: There is a history of men strenuous exercise. tal illness, manic-depressinn, to be exact, in both my hushancf.- Become Familiar With Birth Control Q. Are there foods or drugs to-be and my families. We are which make a person sexier? frightened about having Because it is so important that cian. To help you, printed r A. No. If you believe rocky children as much as we wish to. you find the right contraceptive below is a 'Guide to Birth Con mountain oysters will increase What can we do? for you, we recommend that trol' put out by "Bride's Maga fpirg your libido, they will. The ori you research the various meth zine." They worked with Dr. gins of sexual desire is in your A: (ienetic counselling is th
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Mala Vaaaeiomy n a maw, oeaarateen you discuss your feelings with to hold that baby with pride irauairr paWarmarf tn tha dactor'a ofltea urajar (oca' anaathaaea A*m»e* coat. an expert counselor. Some and joy and see in him the cer STtSIUZATION •tn. Famata Tuaa; legation parWrmad Mala Fail Mia snaa tha doctor Mala Tha tuDoa ivaal *twi> carry aoarm Csniraeaotion II aaparaead Mala aiavariai oi tha •MM » women can, particularly in the tain continuity of life. I am de untfar oanarai anaatrmia in hoapetai >• haa conhrmad tha abaanca ot ara e-ad eft Famata Tubaa through which Iroen tha aaiuai ace Tha only dirtecuie and muae Da partormari t, thraa-tour eimaa m coatty aa vaaac* aparm en tha atacuiata Famata agg travata to utarua ara tead oft For mathod ihat provtfai parma- a apactahae Famaea Seandard context of today's mores, accept lighted you have elected to have tajnty. 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An objective, em- abortion and in place of panic, Oparaeions muae ba p^rformad by a Ends tha praaant oragnancy hut suction ea uaad (undar tour-sia waass pragnancv ihat itwght poaa a For soma paapea abononi can ba put reason and consultation ASORTION onyaician and coat about two tor a doaa noe aravane hjeura onaa eeta erocass is eatead rnmi-auetion i Fast physeca' mantai pr aeonoma: eraumatec amotionai ,»., *< pathetic third person can facili D'agnancy undar 13 waaas S4D0 tor Irrm, oecurnng ,? waafcs Iwo-ehraa day hospitalitation >s nvaal can ba satoey flapaala.1 abortions may ba tate such discussions. Come to with someone who will listen hoapetaetiation and a aaana abortion lor raqutrad whila a saeena (saltl sotutim, ,s earmmalad partwuiarey * physically harmlui and eassan ah Krida\ Ml: ill p.m.. sl.."»ti admission Hall. Ml p.m.. 81.30 admission • 'Love and Death." Beaumont • "Thr king of Mar\in Cardens.,' • •Slaughterhouse .V LC 110 al Hall. K and Ml p.m.. 81 admission LC 140, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., SI admis 6:30; LC 120 at 7:30; LC 130 al 8:30, • lla|»|>\ Hour ai the Rathskeller, sion free \:M)~ p.m.: Southern (harm •) p.ni.-12 • Mystic Halloween Party with Iris • ^MM broadcasts *\ ieloria a.m. .Salt/.man. Marco Polo Hotel,9 p.m. Dolls," 11:30 p.m. • Bill) Joel in concert,8 JMII., <»us- • Halloween pert} at th*' Kathskel- w) Jackson Browne and Orleans, 8 in.iii Philharmonic ler, 9 p.m. In I a.m. p.m.. jai- Mai I'ronton • 'Coffee House,' Theatre Arts • 'Coffee House* Theatre Ails • Halloween Disco Ni«j;lit at ihe Building, 1. p.m.. s| admission |{iiildin». 8 p.m.. SI admission Rathskeller sponeored hy ihe Federa Saturday Sundav tion of Cuban Students, 8 p.m. to 12 • 'Ludwig,' Beaumonl Hall. K and • 'Love ami Death,1 !'•< ai i a.m.. S| admission entertainment e For Halloween 1976 Try Pumpkin Soup By MINDV BARLOW the pumpkin is about ready to decay, split it open and Entartainmant Writar scoop out the seeds, but don't throw them away. The Halloween fust isn't Halloween without a pump seeds can be roasted with butter and salted to taste; kin. Remember back in elementary schtiol days when ,t they're even more sumptuous than sunflower seeds. window of every house was brightly lit with flickering For your next option, you can take the pumpkin jack-o-lanterns? For some eif you, this may seem like shells, mash them up, and add cinnamon, honey and centuries ago. something out of your buried past. But, sugar to it. Whip the mixture with butter and bake for don't think for one moment you're toe, far removed about half an hour to 45 minutes. This pumpkin souffle from it all, now that you've hit the big time in college. makes a great side dish or light dessert. Of course, there's the customary pumpkin pie. and After all, Halloween has always been onp of the if you've got daring tastebuds, you might want to ex most favored holidays. As a child it was the one day periment with pumpkin soup. On this. 1 can't offer any you looked forward to sweets, spueiks and surprises. method of preparation. I leave this one up to you! What more could a child hope for? There has recently been a new "treat" discovered; Just because you've presently reached an age it is pumpkin wine. However, it is as tedious a process where trick or treating is nt) longer acceptable (al though I've seen it done), it doesn't mean all Halloween as making homemade wine from grapes, and requires festivities must cease. Why not go and get yourself a special equipment and techniques. pumpkin? Besides perpetuating a tradition did you ever I'd suggest waiting until Manichewit/ comei out stop to consider all of its possible uses' with their own bottled brand of pumpkin wine. It's Pumpkins are really quite versatile' If vou're artis much easier and probably much stronger. tic, you may want to color it Cift vourself a set of Perhaps you've considered growing your own magic markers and start creating pictures. Your de pumpkins. They require few nutrients, but must have signs can be as extravagant and individual as you are well-limed well-drained soil. If all runs smoothly, you When you've completed, ihis task, you'll have your can expect to see a small sized pumpkin in about 90 very own personalized pumpkin. days, and a large one in 120 days. Perhaps you prefer carving over coloring Whv neii get yourself a sharp knife and carve out something re- If you're successful at doing this, you might want sembling a face. Your expressions can he quite dramat to sell them. It's perfectly legal and you can be certain ic; anything from grimacing to horrifj Ing features. there won't be too much competition on campus. On Pumpkins are quite useful as temporary decorating the other hand, if you don't have a green thumb, but devices. They can colorfully dress up anv dull, drab have plenty of greenbacks, you can easily purchase a room, particularly a dorm retetm A geieid place' tei dis pumpkin for less than $3 or $4. There is a vegetable play your pumpkin is by the window; there it Is easily stand on the corner of I.udlam Avenue and 67th Street viewed by all who pass by that sells all size pumpkins. But you'd better hurry be Uut, but certainly nol least, are the delicious deli cause they're only supplied with 150,000 pounds of Miami Hurncana JIM HAYS cacies that you can prepare with your pumpkin lust as pumpkins. Gusman Hall Welcomes 'Piano Man' Billy Joel By DIXIE TATE Well, vou're 21 and still your Entartainmant Writar mother makes your bed And that's too long." I ew performers gain the wide recognition that Billy Joel has in He' eeimposed the song while liv such a short span of years. It would ing in Oyster Bay, N.Y., at a time appear that since the release of his when "being a druggie was in full new album, Turnstiles, the "piano flower. I was kind of down on my man's" following has grown to tre own peer group." mendous proportions. As a fine ex ample of this, his concert tonight at After the success of Piano Man, Gusman Center in Miami has been (ash Box named Billv Joel as the sold out. This will be his first South Best New Male Vocalist of 1974. He 1 Inrida appearance since his UM became a tour headliner, playing eoncert two years ago. According to halls like the Massey in Toronto, I ouise Woods of the Cellar Door, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in every seat is taken. It seems like New York and the Kiel Opera Billy Joel's star has indeed risen. House in St Louis. He stopped tour ing in the summer of 1974 for six Hillv Joel't recording career had weeks tn write and record his next its genesis in 19H8. At this early album. Streetlife Serenade. date, it is highly probable few knew of him. To record an album with the And now. after a year, Billy Joel Hassles, he was plucked from the is hack with his new album. Turn Miami Hurricana , TONY BLANK; "Long Island Circuit," then being stiles, to the enjoyment of his many Bo&Grahoweki, Steve NN illieme, Una Farina, MikeCardosa • raveled by such early groups as the Hilly Joel tans His move from Hollywood to Young Rascals and Vanilla Fudge. New York, inspired the theme for ...till,/Leetirie'/futtllem knag •! I WaaJKlJ Iii >nullieill I Intuit He'd already been playing with ...nillvt miililli rla**bluet his new album He rented a house long Island bar bands the four overlooking the Hudson in a small previous tn this, and at the that his work in piano bars uas town called Highland Falls, settled •ft of 15 had 12 years of classical "creative bullshit " In attempting to in with his piano and started to piano lessons under his belt. entertain the drunks he1 would make write Joel writes his music in a Band Has Southern Charm up stories as he went along, and try room with a black studio grand, a In !9b9 Billy and Inn Small, a for in the process to be creative about mini moog. a fender Rhodes, a By MARK KESSELMAN ski, Southern Charm has gone be experience of each of its musicians. Entartainmant Editer mer Hassles drummer, formed a duo it Some of the songs from this pen- Wurlitzer electric piano, and some yond the normal limits of a classical Pianist Alan Farina and bass guitar* tailed Attila and cut another album. ud ended up on his widely ,ee "simple down-home recording This weekend the Rat promises to band. They have played jazz gigs at ist Grabowski are both classical That summer, Billy hopped around claimed Piano Man album equipment ." be full of terror, fright, surprises such clubs as the Bird Room of the composers. Farina is studying in the and great sounds with a group Marco Polo Hotel to the swank Music School's theory department the Island working odd jobs, includ A later move took Hi il v lo the "New York State of Mind," a cut called Southern Charm. Grove Club where the tempo shift and has played jazz for many years ing a commercial for Bachmann Malibu mountains and a house se off his new album, is clearly remi Pretzels with Chubby Checker. Composed entirely of UM Music ed to heavy rock. Versatile as they prior to entering college. Vocalist cluded enough for him to work at niscent of the piano bar period. Laurie Hannon is a dedicated musi his piano all night long. School majors, the band was are, and possessing such talent. After many false starts in the stu Southern Charm can play disco cal therapist. She has done gigs He left his home in Hicksville, dio, due to attempts to record with formed by Bob Grabowski and has NY., a more down-home and less played together as a unit since last funk to the other extreme of or with the Jerry Marshall orchestra After bouncing around five dif studio musicians and disagreements and has done the vocals to commer chic community than the affluent ferent record labels, he signed with with his producer. Billy decided to January. Members of the group are chestral classical music. neighboring areas, and decided to Bob Grabowski-bass guitar, Steve cials, including a Burger King job a Columbia in mid 1973. Joel cut his pr duce himself using his touring The original trio formed by Gra few years ago. go it alone as a singer/songwriter. first gold album. Piano Man, which band for recording for the first Williams-drums, Alan Farina-piano, bowski in September of '75 includ In 1971 his first solo album, Cold was produced by Michael Stewart, time And Turnstiles is the outcome. Mike Cardoza-lead guitar, and Lau ed Nick Downey and Mike Kallst- Percussionist Steve Williams is a rie Hammon is lead vocalist. Spring Harbor (named after a small and who later produced Streetlife ron. After playing gigs, a new five percussion student at the Music Welcome back, Billy Joel! town on Long Island's North Shore) Serenade also Many of his early With the genius of Bob Grabow- piece band was composed and has School. He is a classical and jazz was released to excellent reviews. recordings deal with middle class played together for almost a year. major and is presently studying under Fred Wickstrom. Lead Gui But the artist was truly disappoint blues, "the dull monotony of grow tarist Mike Cardoza is the only stu ed in the album because it was so ing up where your consciousness is "There are a lot of great musi badly produced Thus, he became cians looking for gigs," Grabowski dio-music and jazz player, and Is the defined by the perimeters of the VIIM Frightens With Voodoo true studio musician of the group. fearful of submitting any new songs shopping center parking lot." He explained. "Now I have a list of about 32 musicians available on a and going into a studio under the explores the psychological side ef The extreme musical ability of old conditions. At 11:30 p.m., Sunday night, as a ria, Sarita Cawston as Victoria's roving basis to choose from." The Southern Charm lends itself to very fects of suburban sprawl. format of the group is such that for Halloween special. WVUM will Aunt Jenny, Ned Monell as Charles, diversified extra-group activities. Billy Joel disappeared to Los An The song from his Piano Man broadcast the Department of Com David Lisa as Weslev. Kathy Kaye any special occasion, private parties or club dates, Southern Charm can Farina is training computers to geles where only his closest friends album that got heavy FM air play, munication's Theatre X production as Nancy, Alan O'Neal as James, write music and someday a top 40's knew he'd moved into an apartment "Captain Jack" is a portrait of the of "Victoria's Dolls" written by Mindy Feinstein as Katherine, Char develop any type of versatile ar rangement required. hit may be composed by a Univac. In north Hollywood and was work kids with whom he grew up; they Judi Butcher and directed by Heath lie White as Bryant, and Bob D'An- er Woodard Bischoff. gelo as the narrator. ing under the name Bill Martin in a were so bored that all they knew Southern Charm will be at the how to do was get high. "No musician I use is hassled by a piano bar in downtown LA. The "Victoria's Dolls" is a horrifying The crew for the production in special date. With a wide amount of Rat tonight and Saturday from 9:30 bar was called the "Executive tale of the secrets and rituals of an cludes: Judi Butcher, engineer; people to choose from, there is al p.m. to 1:30 a.m. and will be on the Room," and was, as one friend said, "And if you can't understand why cient voodoo set in twentieth centu Steve Johnson, technical assistant ways someone lo fill in," Grabow patio today from 11:30 am to 1:30 the scene of divorcees and alcoholic your world is so dead ry F.nglend. on music and sound: Alan O'Neal ski said. p.m. They plan a lot of surprises for businessmen. and Charlie White on special ef And you gotta keep in style and Featured in the cist of the radio the Halloween occasion including a fects; and Barbara (hadwick, assis The versatility and excellent tentative wet gown for their lead Joel said at his UM performance feed your head play are Michele Bradley a* Victo tant 'o the director. quality of the group is shown by the vocalist. It should be a heavy show. Friday. October 29, 1976 Till MIAMI HURRICANE INova Club's Star Trek • Convention. Nov. 6-7 1 Ms Nova Science fiction Club will be holding its fourth annual Science Fiction and Star Trek Con vention nexl Saturday ,ind Sunday. I o, .lie',1 on the see emd floor of the Studeni I nion. the "Novae em" w'll feature' several popular Star Trek episodes in< hiding "Tomorrow 1* Yesterday," "The Empath," "Amok rime," and as a special attraction, 1 olor Star Iri'k bloopers. Three feature films will alse> be) presented: the hilarious Young I i.inkensii'in, the 1 lassie The Day the Earth Stood Still, and the terrif ying Earth vs. the Flying Saucers. Dealers of Star Trek parapherna Orleans UteJatitelt Me*Croup lia and other merchandise will be ... II III, 1/ 1(11 I'M I'll 1 III hill 'III nil II '(, llnllllll all till I MMS promoting their wares and there will he nei charge to enter the deal- ITs' room. I he Neiva Club's past conventions Jackson Browne Total Artist have been well received and this one is expected to he just as suc- eissliil Everyone is invited to at- le'iiel Ihere' will he an admission Singer, Writer And Musician 1 barge of $2 per person. By RICH LAIKS Now. after a two year recording absence. Jackson .|,li k si ill Kl iiw Ill's I illcllls lii si ini'ii'il Eretarlaenrrtent Wrtlar ill Browne is on tour with Orleans . . . '.,,,,11 tn 1 IIIIIM- inn 1 lit ut I in 111 Jackson Browne is an artist in every sense of the * . * 'Hi M word. He is a songwriter, singer, musician who paints Orleans is a relatively new group which was i4 pictures with words rather than with paint Browne formed as a trio in 1972 by John Hall Hall was a vocal- I *%< W 1 has received a large folleiwing since his first album was isi guitarist who had experience writing for on and off n)' released five years ago Broadway shows, Along with Hall were Larry Hoppen, ' &% Born in Heidelberg, Germany, Jackson Browne on bass guitar and Wells Kelly, a sessions drummer. D 1 D t moved with his family at the age of thrpe to Los An Kelly was co-founder of King Harvest, a group that geles. During the late sixties Browne made his move to lati'r reached the top of the charts with the single N New York City and he appeared there locally for two "Dancin' in the Moonlight" a few years hack Take advantage ot SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON PLANTS AND IK *Ti V years After receiving some recognition, Browne re Soon Orleans added another member. Larry Hop- POTS to students with ID card. Two of the most beautiful turned to Los Angele.s where' he focused his attention pen's brother. Lance joined the group soon after gradu garden centers to serve you. Brighten up your living quarters If 1 on his writings. ating from high school Lance took over on bass allow ... bring sunshine into your life with living plants. His writing talents were soon "discovered" and ing brother Larry to spread himself between lead gui nT\» 1 a. |T many artists began to record his songs, including The tar and keyboards Orleans was complete. NATURELAND SOUTH DADE NATURELAND 1\ \ a\ XJS Byrds, Linda Ronstadt. Johnny Rivers and Brewer and In the summer of 1973, Orleans released their first 17001 S Dixie Highway/Miami. Florida 8523 S Dixie Highway Miami, Florida F Shipley. album with very little success in the states, although Telephone (305) 233-1101 Telephone (305) 665-3673 E \gf. \^s\ ( tnrma E I lin HMHi StSf'HW^ Browne recorded and released his first album, ap they were well received in Jamaica and abroad. propriately titled Jackson Browne, bae k In 1971 on the Orleans switched record labels in 1974 and started Asylum label One' song. "Doctor My Eyes," reached to record their second album. Let There Be Music. The the charts. After the release of his first album. Browne album was released in the spring of 197!) The title song went on the road touring with the likes of .loni Mitchell was released as a single and it gained some acceptance and ,11). Souther. nationwide What topped it all was the second single, Soein another group was to record one of Browne's from the' album Dance Wilh Me, which was soon re- songs, entitled "Take it Easy." The group, called The !• ased and soared to the top 10. Eagles, had their first hit with Browne's tune and it has Early this year 11 was back to the studio for Or- been hit after hit for them ever since le ans. this time with the addition eif a second drummer, For Everyman, Browne's second album, was re Jerry Marotta.. Ihe final product was Waking and leased in the fall of 1973. This album was followed by Dreaming, their third album which was just recently what many believe to he his best work, entitled Late released The single from the album. "Still the One," For The Sky. has been getting a large' amount of airplay in South Florida. Orleans is still very young and they are very Since then Browne has gone' em tour besides spe'iiri- promising for the future ing a large amount eif time with his family Last year Cellar Door Concerts will present Jackson Browne after having trouble writing. Browne went to Europe along with Orleans In concert, em Sunday. Halloween for some peace and quiet to work on songs for a future night at SATURDAY Sapaiala Uamnaa •• aauat ar aicaaa', T II j ClATC TWI-rj-rw-rrrN GABLES- ,1- is.2 ICOHAL WAV I IJfd AU€ S \ DIRK BOGARDE NIGHT PORTER (l) sen for Breakfast, Lunch, Pinner a\K\ Late Snacks Plus - JACK NICHOLSON t^g*LO0aMtart! Hnpinol tVijwnffwmaiiOiMirlfH^lmnnrtro NY NYtwm CARNAL KNOWLEDGE YOUR DATE WITH UM ID FREE ELLA FITZGERALD COUNT BASIE OSCAR PETERSON •rter.MPlZ JOE PASS MM PEPE LOPEZ ifflS You'll love Pepe's T(equiJa) Shirt. On the front you get Pepe's picture On the back you get a little surpnse. It's easy to slip into something nice-as long as you DADE COUNTY ADD.. Miami have Pepe's name on it. WED.. DEC. 1 PEPE LOPEZ TEQUILA 7 P.M. 110 P.M. The Sptnt oi Mexico TICKETS AT AGENCIES Plane Mint) S3 00 lo Pepe Looer Tequila Shin MONDAY. NOV. I PO BOI 10SO LoueaveUe Kentucky 40201 I MUSIC MAKERS. DjdeUnn E Mill: 3 00 each Medium i I Large! X I arqe I I REC0ROUN0. S Dine. N Miami Belt.. lenc.ioaeU 1 Size I Quantity f Hwootf Fashion Mall: SID'S EAST I Name I WEST. Ft laid LEDUM'S TOURS. Address M. Belt. I cny Stale r» I PRICES-SI2.50 JI0.50. S8 50. ,6 50 I imitnd lime only Oiler valid only where legal Allen* S'» weeks I lor delivery I Seme: htage All Outlets L UMj 1 THE MIAMI HURRICANE Friday. October 29, 197fi 'Coffeehouse* Involves Corned v. Surprises Tonight and Saturday the Drama Council will present its Second "Cof feehouse Variety Show in the Theatre Arts Building at 6200 San Amaro Drive (fraternity row. across from the Mark Light Field) "Coffeehouse" first appeared last spring, and was so successful that a new version has been assembled. What, you may ask. goes on at "Coffee house?" The answer is, a little bit of everything. In a relaxed and informal setting, drama students provide a variety of entertainment comedy, folk music, dance, improvisation, show music, and always a few surprises. Refreshments are available, and the theatre is open for the evening Door prizes will be awarded, and will include tickets to the upcoming Ring Theatre nroduction of "Hair " Tickets to "Coffeehouse" are Si and the doors will open at 7:30 p.m. ! Palmer s Latest Great Insanity, Tragedy Robert Palmer's latest achieve ment. Some People Can Do What They Like follows in the footsteps of his previous work, especiallv records •Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley. In Weekend Films Palmer's style is a direct descen dant of Lowell George and Little This weekend Beaumont Cinema Rated K. Ludwig is being present Feat, the world's most underrated Will continue showing Woody Al ed in its original full length version 'Moon'' sounds so much like Lowell hand Palmer, to his credit, recog len's Love And Dealh. Starring tomorrow night in Beaumont Cine and Co that one would swear Little nizes the Feat's genius and has cho Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. Ihe ma at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Admis Feat was goofing on the world with sen several members of the band in film will be shown today at 8 p.m. sion is $1.50. hotel trades that sound like a mo financiers and black gangsters pop his own back-up ensemble Thev an album under a different name. and 10 p.m. and Sunday at 8 p.m. * * * nopoly game. It is the trick of up. pieces in a still scattered puzzle. "Moon'' sings of "whiskey and perfectly compliment his stylized Admission is $1.50 on weekends. This week the I'M Cinema Club Hern's engaging performance and bad cocaine." life on the road, and The setting, the Boardwalk of At rhythm and blues renderings which For further information call X-217.S. will present Ihe King of Marvin Jacob Brackman and Rafelson, that the decadance of a Los Angeles rock lantic City, bleak and lonely in the border on direct plagiarism of the (iardens. This film was the immedi we never know until the last min band on the rise (and fall). Side one off-season, yet stunningly photo classic Lowell George vocal and ate collaboration of director Boh ute what the game really is Is Dern i loses with the hard driving "Have graphed by i.a.szlo Kovacs. are part rhythmic masterpieces Palmer's Saturday nighl the I'M Film Soci Rafelaon and actor .lack Nicholson a legitimate if unorthodox business Mercs which features outstanding of the conspiracy. The once magnif voice is so close to George's, in fad. ety will present I.uthino ViSOCTIti'l after Five F.asy Pieces, and there are man, an, as yet. unrealized tycoon tonga rhythms hv Sam Clayton of icent resort, the beach, the ginger that one could easily mistake one Ludwig — The Mad King Of Bavar those who feel that the second film on the brink of a big deal, or is he the Feal and again Kill Payne stands for the other. ia starring Helmut Berger. Romy was a more daring performance for just a sidewalk hustler weaving bread hotels are now baroque and out with his outrageous piano Side One begins with "One Last Schneider and Trevor How aril both actor and director elaborate fantasies? haunted. work Palmer, a slick, well dressed Look." a soulful rocker which sets Italian director Visconti s belief As a writer in the film. Nicholson Everything keeps us guessing I nglishman. goes all out to bury his ihe tone for the rest of the LP Laid that homosexuality promotes cor vucaih compotes an intenaely per Dern floats from one comman The King Of Marvin Gardens will roots in the hard edged, forceful back and very loose, in the standard ruption and inevitable deft ruction sonal novel, narrating it in install deered hotel suite to another in a be shown today and tomorrow, Sat soul of l.A's white rockers and he Little Feat mold. Palmer blends finds historical significance In his ments on a Philadelphia I'M station. tricky menage-a-trois with I lien urday at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in. loses nothing in the transition. tight funk with loose "alley rock" recounting of the life of last Euro- The film opens on one of Ihe longest Burstyn, an over-the-hill convention LC. 140. This week's short before which will soon have Palmer recog On side two Palmer continues his pean monarch to rule by divine one-take monologues In movie his kewpie doll flirting with madness, each showing, will be a Three nized as a stylist on a par wilh Boz stylistic lour de force with "Gotta right Ludwig faithfully portrays tory in which Nicholson recounts a and Julia Ann Robinson, her angeli Stooges comedy. Admission is as al .Scaggs or Allen Toussaint. (iet a (irip On You," loosening up Ludwig's relatively short life and chapter of his childhood and why he cally lovely step-daughter. Japanese ways $1. "Keep in Touch" continues side even more from side one "Gotta reign during which he squandered cannot eat fish to this day. The one and Palmer is off and running. (iet a (irip" is pure funk 'n' roll, so fortunes as the 19th century's lead story is at once terrifically comic KINKY. DIVERSIONARY.DEBAUCHER' Bill Payne, keyboards for Little laid back Palmer sounds as if he ing patron of the arts and builder of and infinitely tragic. could have recorded the vocal track BRIGITTE MAIER IS A GORGEOUS Feat, perfectly compliments Palm castles, championed the operatic ca He is summoned to Atlantic City from the studio next door to the GIRL j[ »l BaMMM* er's hoarse vocals with his most reer of Wagner, and then became a to join his brother in a venture The band, rather than in with them. PENTHOUSE COVER GIRL manic piano since "Sailin' Shoes", target of public (ensure for his brother, Bruce Dern. is full of get- "What Can You Brin£ Me" opens BRIGITTE MAIER IN "Man Smart. Woman Smarter" la Tnany excesses rich real estate promotions and • a funky pseudo-reggae tune which with yet another Little Feat varia seals the notion of the album as a tion, bass and drums lay'down a rwi\r1 BLVK Little Feat aibum without Lowell funky line as Palmer booms in on A Film by LASS6 BRA.UN ^ George. Fven the vocal tracks are vocals, then changes metre to a reg there, but no guitarist on Palmer's gae then back to a funk, all embel THE MEET-TO-EAT PLACE cMiller Hd lished with background harmonies i P holds a candle tn George, and as Cinema ^ if to prove a point the next cut is to accentuate Palmer's incredible ON SOUTH DIXIE HWY. 9JIH Millar Hd.-'' i in energy. 'he haunting "Spanish Moon" from Anything from bagels & lox, to corned beef on ryecrs "Feats Don't Fail Me Now." — Eric Schimmel i (the best in town), to complete steak dinners, -?7 to late night snacks & desserts. 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October 29. 1976 Returnees, Recruits Boost Gal Net Hopes work eiut lightly three days a week B> DAN VOSS just rate as unbelievable Gotte Ireim last year's squad are latched on to is another frosh recruit who has her Hurncana Spare, *r,l; I don't have to worry about the For the first time in the history ol number one singles player Sue F.p- One of those recruits is the highly sights on fitting into the top sis How ean a team improve a per girls they alwavs are practicing on women's intercollegiate play, the ste'in-Rohinette and team captain touted I.ynn Epstein, Sue's sister. Hutchison "discovered" her on her fect 17-0 season, first place finish in their own." said the 'Cane coach I'M girls performed the impossible Kitty Van Allen, hut everyone els, who is ranked nationally and inter trip to F.ngland to attend Wimble the Florida state championships and •The fall la just to get a look at They not only swept singles title in is hack, feirming a solid nucleus nationally in junior play and was don • fifth place al the 1 <»7K AIAW na them 1 don't like to throw a lot of all three classes of competition, but rhree-year veterans ,ie>di Aopel- "ii, of the most sought-afti'r hv 10I- The Hurricanes are also finishing tional teiurnament held in Salt I ake hard practices in the fall, because also copped the runnerup spots in baum and Terrv Salganik return. le'ge tennis coae lie I up with walk-on try-outs and hope City? vou don'I want to get the team tired each division. along with Kim Sands and 1 llyn "I vim had lie's at home and just to pick up some fine talent 111 the' Easy, this vears I'M women s 1 now. when it's the spring that Not enough' Then ceinsider that heldman wanted to stay in the Miami ari'a,' process Other gals with aspirations tenni.-, team has more promise than counts," she added the UM contingent also captured Appelbaum was runnerup to Ko- Hutchison said "I am just awfullv of breaking the starting line-up are an) ol 'he- past Hurricane clubs and A tough schedule is planned for two of the three doubles titles, giv hinette in the State' (lass A singles glad we we're able tei gi't her for our Sail} /.asloff. Sei/anne' 1 ippe. I.eiri to i ulminate their lengthy sea the gal netters And for the first ing them almost a perfect sheiwing. vv bile Salganik captured the Class ( te'tinis program " Kovslle, Cindy Ballentine. Arm Eh- son bv copping the National title at time ever a match is slated out of by one team. crown Hutchison is very high on Kp- renreich, and Betsy Savin Arizona State state, as the Hurricanes will travel "That performance was nisi ,i Sands, the' tiass c runnerup in sli'in And why shouldn't she be The "We had IK girls try-out and the) last year was jus) • great one to I amar. Texas and get a sneak total effort by the gals. Hutchison singles, teamed with Van Allen lor voting Epstein can best her sisiet did real well," said Hutchisem "Bill for the women's tennis team," said preview as the competition they'll said "The girls we're |iist so the tande'tn title in (lass ( competi Sue on the ee,urts and that means some are more competitive than i ii.ei h Isabella Hutchison have' to face later at Nationals. psyched for the championship, thev tion. that erne e' again it will be an Appel others, so we put them in competi In foilr years nt MAW intercolle just all peaked at the right time " baum and an Epstein battling for tion tn see' whei can actually play in Hutchison says that both defend giate competition, the gala, coached 11'ldmait Is another of Hutchison'! Acceirding tee Hutchison the einlv tiw number one position match conditions or who will ing National champ Trinity and hv Hutchison have amaaacd • tu- well-seasoned vets she teamed aspen t tei mar the' season vv.e^ .1 Aii'gra Peru, another local prod 'choke Stanford loom as the teams to beat *. I .' vvun-leiss record in regit- with Robinette to claim the class B somewhat disappointing fifth place uct was bagged hv Hutchison The l-iir fall practice the' girls wIF there' lat season mat, h pla) doubles nth' in the state tournej at the national tourney held in I tali 1 01 si 1 tables native is tins, but Hutchison's record is nothing She believes that the' girls were vic But perhaps the biggest reason powerful, savs Hutchison and .short of spectacular, hut the feat tims eif peior weather and Ihe high thai the 'Canes ean ee>iint on an en should be lighting for a starting he" girls performed at the State 1 altitude that hindered a bettei core performance this year are the' spot championships this past year might show ing prized recruits that Hutchison has Christine' Kay, native' of Scotland. "RECORDSUNLTMITED 7216 RED ROAD Football Team Eyes 'New' Season SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. From page 12 "We like to plav learns that an body wlio came OUI fur ridding the forward te, the m'xt five games. 665-8534 better than us." Fdwards said "But I'M schedule of the big teams. "Everybody feels like its a brand be alright these next five games." when you lose it doesn't make' "We're looking forward lo Hus new season WA. \ \l SI I DENTS BRING IN Edwards said, his next sentence any difference- what kind ol effort it ton College," .lohn Turner s.uel And a bright, sunshiny second typifying the hopefulness of the was " "We can't look hack: we're' looking half at that THIS COl PON OR VALID I . OF team "We can .still have a 7-1 rec After saving how he favored ord playing top-rate teams. Smith \l. II) \\l> GET \LI. REGl LAR We 1 an win the next live games touched upon Ihe role- ol pressure' in if we can cut down on our mistakes Miami's e-fforts againsi them $6.98 LP's FOR $3.99 \\l> \M and plav like we can." he said. "Against the he'tte'r ranked teams On the spiritual side, the off- "I don't think we ge>t up as mut h $7.98 TAPE FOR $4.99 week has given the Hurricanes an for the big game's as we' did leir the opportunity to consider what thev small games." he said "Ihe' atmo Atttlwyk OPEN EVEm NIGHT TILL 9.00 P.M. have accomplished and. more im sphere seems to be a little different portantly, what's on the- agenda for the big ones — people' are a lit SI NDAY I 2:00-5:00 that needs te, be acceimphshed. tle more weirned and so we concen ° PIZZERIA "We haven't beaten anybody trate more and the coaches are on CORAL PARK CENTER KENDALE LAKES CENTER worth talking about vet." Fdwards us more' We gel up fur the smaller 9770 SW 8th ST 10% OFF 13712 S.W. 84th St. RECORDS UNLIMITED: Where you never reflects "It's great to Win against games because we know what we 226-9381 270-1423 teams ike I SI and 1(1 . but what can do against them CHERRY GROVE CENTER WITH BIRD ROAD CENTER pay more than $4.49 for any S6.98_albuni_ we rj really like to do is tvat one of .lust the same' win Ol lose 9S77 N. Kendall Dr 8393 Bird Road those' higgo te'iims like Penn State against them — there wasri t any 595-8808 U OF M ID 226-7018 tn Dame I hen we'll feel like' vi vt etone- something Sophomore defensive tackle Tom Smith, who had been e alle-d in tei fill SOmi big shoes foi the injured Hni Ktier. feels the Hurricanes have mplished more than just mediei- 1 re wins "We've played some- really big teams Smith says "Bul now we re getting down to euir level of plav li, too, articulates the optimism "I don'l think we should lose' annth er game this season.'' he says and goes eit. to give' supporting evidence to hi 1 !aim "Usually vim get a lot of injuiies at 'he' end ol the' season and that's when the subs get all eif their pxpe- e But this year more starters have gotten hurt early, so guvs like me havi alreadv gotten a lot ol ex- peri, ne • (aid Smith No W( 1 an go in there' and the-e' won't be air. let-downs." he saiet. thus the optimism tor tin re maining games More than anything else, the i< l win brought out the facl that win ning is not the' only thing — it's ev • erything Ihe 49*0 rout, even though it came at the hands of a wear team WU better than putting a sup, • effort m a losing cause, Freshmen Tackle FSl Tonight From i>age 12 the ke\ to victory," Proulx said. pointing out thai the Baby Hurri canes suffered tune turnovers in their loss to 1 lorida Proulx said that Miami will have- also tei capitalize on their oppo nent's mistake's, something which they failed to do against Florida. who committed a high number of turnovers At the sami I lowever, he emphasizes to his players that thex •hOUldn'l Wait (or 'he other team to make errors "'Ihe higgi'st thing though, is not to worrv about youi opponent sei mm h. nut to concern vourself with jour eivv n ball e lub ' he said "So we are oi,' to piav I good hustling game bul down on eiur mistakes and thi i .• <>• k it irom there- The e anes . hman Brian See kler wh mmanded the •varsity squad lor two series against Texas Christian at quartet back. However, fellow-frosh Taylor Timmons. won t be playing against the Seminoles tonight Timmons. who had a field-da) In the second half against in as he ran 17 times for til vards is instead working out with the varsitj in lieu of an injury to second-string l-back Ken Johnson Another prominen p -hman del- • (I to "tit-OUt" the game with the varsilv is Coral Gable? product Jim Maler. now a rl | in the When the week's just begun and already you're varsity's special teams That the varsitv has an ofl give-s one advantage to the llurri- 4 chapters, 3 papers, Z outlines and 1 project behind i anes Now the frosh learn will h, able to praetue' together instead of being dispersed across the varsity s ...it's no time to get filled up. practice sessions. Said Proulx "Out gnal is to plav everyone, and to be av are of downs and distanee We must start with small goals From there you can move em One such immediate goal is to de feat FSU freshman squad in a game Lite Beer from Miller. that looms as potentially pivotal in the recruiting of Florida state high I Everything you always wanted school players next year \ in a VIAOT> Anri lace The general consensus is that the in a beer. .And less. winner of the frosh game will be the winner of the 1977 re, rail (1,71 M " . f W- in thai light, then, it's truly a "fresh' game Friday. October 29, 1976 IMF MIAMI HURRICANT • ^T LUNCHEONS Gal Golfers Second at Houston •CTJACfTyk DINNER or . n/XDLnL LATE SUPPER From page 12 Pearl) Butz the other day, was ed Cindy Kessler's 80-81 — 161, where most of her work needs come through with 73 after also discovered by "B" team Vikki Staton's 81-82—163. to be done. JOE RICO'S JAZZ ROOM what I said, but if I would have member Debbie Hoffman in Judy Seppin's 89-83—172 and TUES.-SAT. come in with another 80, I Diane Mercure with 94-83— "About 75 per cent of golf at their 36-hole tourney at Holly IRA SULLIVAN would have made an ass of my wood Lakes. 177. the college level is in the mind." self." Morse confided. "The other 25 , STEVE BAGBY, TONY CASTELLANO, a> That Morse was able to come « DON COFFMAN & BARBARA RUSSELL How, then, can a golfer shoot Shooting an 80 the opening per cent is a matter of getting » 80 one day and then come back round. Hoffman started her sec back after her disappointment your mind to let your swing • DON ELLIOTT „,. .SCV.BI, with 73? Morse credits several ond 18 strong, going three shows that the smooth senior go." OPEN 10 PM-3 AM TUES.-THURS. * has the mental aspects of the factors. Number one was the under after five holes. She J 10 PM-5 AM FRI. & SAT. * pitched within a foot to get a sport pretty much mastered. In the end, it showed that weather. Cold (55 degrees), wet FREE tap-in birdie on the 460-yard, champions can come back. * Breakfast Fri. & Sat. at 3 AM for our Patrons a) and windy the first day, Morse That Hoffman had troubles » found the warmer, drier condi par five second, then hit a five after thinking too much, shows And Cathy Morse came back. I 2665 DOUGLAS ROAD 445-3636 •> tions the second day more to wood to within two feet for a ...... a. .a.. ..•••.«.¥. a. 1 * S. her liking. gimmie eagle on the 400-yard, mr *"# ********-),* *-* e e e WT-WW » wa -mx «**«** »-w Secondly, the senior got her par five fifth. short game in gear the second Then Hoffman, not as match day. "That was the big thing," experienced as other UM girls, FRIENDS Morse admitted, "that I was got to thinking. "I said to my able to get up and down consis self," Hoffman confided, "I'm DON'T LET BARGAIN tently. When you get up and not supposed to be three-under down, you shoot 73 — when after five." you don't, you shoot 80. It's that simple." And she wasn't for long, bo- Third and perhaps most im geying six, seven and eight to VILLAGE portant of all, Morse has the get back to even par, which she won't leave you proper mental frame which en held at through 15 before suf For free information, write lo* ables her to shrug off sking to a fering another mental lapse. DRUNK DRIVHR Bus 234S \ VKIII fat 80. "I've got to admit that I Rockvillf. Mar,land 208S2 wondered after that first day "I said I'm not supposed to be what in the heck I was doing at even after 15 in a tournament," 80 when everybody else was in Debbie said. And again, she the 70's," she laughed. wasn't for long — the Bogey "It was humiliating," Cathy Man swallowing up her last confessed. "There I was, sup three holes for a still-encourag Bargain Village is an Independent Type posed to be one or two on the ing 77. ABORTION Discount Store with 65 individual merchants team, and my score didn't even count." That tied Hoffman with team REFERRAL (and growing!!) bringing you merchandise from But Morse has learned to cope mate Terry Munz, who shot SERVICE all over the world at the lowest possible with the fact that she plays in a 77-80—157 for the team lead. ;; humiliating discipline, that shr Overall, the 'Canes were third Absolutely Lowest discount prices. We have all types of merchandise such as:| J can't be all-world each and of three major college teams, Cost Available 'PV Clothing * Ladies' & Men's ~k Sundries ~k Cosmetics ' * every time out. totalling 838 to winner Florida "One of the things you have International's 618. Ms. V.I.P. Care, Inc * Shoes * Jeans * Carpets kr Fishing Equipment *k Shirts * to look at is that there's always 652-0768 and Tops * Tennis Shoes it Bathing Suits * Gift Items another day to get it back," she Other "B" team scores includ says. 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Then 1 told ihem that because I was going to be the first one finished, I ex "Doing what I did put a lot of pected everyone to come in Tulsa copped team honors by unnecessary pressure on myself. after me with 74 or better." a seven-stroke (609 to 616) It was nice that I was able to Why such a dramatic ges margin over the Hurricanes, ture? mainly off the one-two punch See page 11 "Because we had to get our of defending AIAW medalist act together as a team and I had Nancy I.opez and Cathy Reyn to get my rear in gear." said olds, who shot 74-74—148 and Morse. "I was so mad at myself 76-7.3 — 149 respectively to lor shooting 80 that I had to get lead all scorers at Houston. myself psyched up. So I chal For Miami, Morse's 80-7.3— lenged evervone, including my 153 tied her for fourth overall. self." Sarah LeVeque chopped a half The senior from New York dozen strokes off her prior proved to be a better golfer tourney performance by rolling than prophet. Morse didn't meet straight sevens, 77-77—154 her challenge. She beat her while Carolyn Hill and Mary challenge, going it one shot bet Lawrence carded identical ter in closing the two-day, 77-78—155's. rain-abbreviated Houston Bap And for the second straight tist College Invitational with a effort, all Miami girls came in sterling 73, tied for lowest indi at 160 or better, Sherrie Kebl- vidual round of the tourney. ish's 79-81—160 rounding out * • And while not shooting lights the tally. out as did Morse, her team If Morse had it to do all over Miami Hurncana RICK STRAUB mates continued their steady if again, would she issue a similar unspectacular pace, widening challenge to her teammates and 1 Sarah lr\ii|iM Rolled Slraijjhl "*.« .it I Inn-lull then second place gap over herself: (.illIn Morse ,.. UUP? JBBrCfl Gndders Looking ES At 'New' Season / t at! Wa" I It'll! i \ in nt . I hi' i inn on the gridiron scoreboard and to . > ffOftt* / i rm nil nhstiii li-\ in look toward the five games that re l..„ nr i' tin- iliul. main on their schedule, the Hurri canes are singing happy tunes i h,nils llmt hiul mi Mind. Ii>, Miami returns to action against going in I*.' n In' In. Iin.jlii. Huston College next Saturday night In iglil .iifts/iir, \ tin \. in UM's homecoming contest with a Bv RICK STRAI B whole new outlook on themselvei Astistanl Sporfi Editor Saturday's 49-0 route ol Texas Christian coupled with Ihe bye has Having an open week to rel put a new light on the rest of the on a season that thus far read season. "That's what a w'in will do for you," said veteran offensive line man Krank Makarevich. who's Freshmen nursing a dislocated elbow suffered in the TCU game. "We're all prettv confident." Now that thev have snapped a string of four losses, the optimistic Face FSU i anes want to leave the dark clouds of the past behind. Namely the mistakes that paved the waj tor their losses Tonight "We don't want to look behind us." Makarevich said "We want to look ahead B> KI \ YAFI1 Hurncana SporK Writar And with the off-week furnishing If past performances arc any mdi- a time for spiritual as well as physi (atnin of things to tome, one might cal injuries to heal, there seems to assume that tonight's freshman-.IV b, nothing but blue skies all around football game, pitting the Hurri- for the Miami mystics i anes against Honda State at 1 alia "The bye is going to give us a haaaee will he a shutout chance to relax (emotionally) and to Both 'ean- .port 1 - 1 rei ords get some things that have given us Miami won their first game against trouble straightened out." said Ma Dade M-0. then dropped a 21-0 de karevich. who hopes to be ready for cision to the Horida freshmen On the Boston College game the oiher hand, Horida Stan- h.t> The week's rest is more than wel split their decisions with Marion In comed by defensive tackle Dennis aStM stitute and Southern Mississippi Hrec kner. out with a knee injury for Miami Hurricana STEVE MURPHY the past three and a half games '—- — "v«i.» ,ic,C At firal giant e, Florida Stati noseguard lion Latimer, who sat might have an eri^'i emotionally out the last game with leg prob after thev were buried by the var Eddie Edwards Named I PF& Defensive Player of the Week lems; monsterman Willie Jenkins. sity llurrii anes 17-0 that is. if vou whose injured shoulder is still sore All-American defensive tackle candidate Kddie Edwards, 73, < onsider the n venge theory ern United States for registering 11 solo tackles in the 49-0 rout since he injured it in the Duke was named I PI defensive player of the week for the Southeast of Texas Christian University last Saturday. - - However frosh coach Bill v game; among other dents and bruis Proulx is conceding them no sut h es scattered throughout the lineup advanl "Elimination Ol errors — that's As a fundamental step in making the disappointing first half of the See page 10 teaeon disappear, the UM is at tempting to put aside critical mis Men Golfers Eye Second Success takes such as those at Colorado. Ne braska and Pittsburgh and complete By DAN VOSS "I can see a finish in the top five Hurncana Sparti Writar "The boys are seasoned enough one of the 20 teams chosen from a breakdowns such as that against for us." he said now to know thev cot what it takes Duke field of 55 NCAA Division I south (v press Gardens Greenleafe In Speaking of his team's impressive to win." said Heuson. "They all are Senior defensive tackle F.ddie F.d- ern colleges. tercollegiate <>oif invitational is the victory in the Miami Beach Classic, very enthusiastic about this tourna "I think they should do fine," Doc wards has already started to hum next hurdle for the greening I'M Heuson said: "Any team winning by the happy hymn ment." said. "The secret is for every golfer golfers such a wide margin in this tourna Hurricane golfers have been se to shoot under 75 and you will be in As if to be a foreshadowing of ment will be very tough." what's to come, the All-American The Hurricanes, who won last lected by tournament officials as contention." candidate was named lIPI's defen week's Miami Beach Classic by a Cutbacks in golf scholarships are sive player of the week in the record-setting 24-stroke margin, the reason. MIAMI HURRICANE Southeast for his sparkling effort travel to Haines City. Fla. for the "The cutbacks on scholarships a Nor, P'O'.i Organiation 54-hole tournament that begins team is allowed to give, prevents University of Miami U S POSTaiif against TCU (H unassisted tackles P.O. Box 8132 plus multiple assaults on the Horned todav ,md will end Sunday any one team from becoming PAID Frog quarterback ) A 20-team slate is scheduled to super-loaded." said Heuson. Coral Gables, Florida 33124 Miimi • —)• Once again Steve Golliher and PERMIT No 438 "I hope we've already lost all the participate in Ihis invitational, heing held for the first time, with Brian Rothaus will lead the way for games we're going to lose — you the'Canes know, have gotten it out of out such perennial golfing powers as Wake Forest, (ieorgia Southern, Al Golliher is fresh off a course rec tern," said Fdwards. after spending ord-breaking three-under par 285 a single breath commenting on his abama. Auburn and Fast Tennessee attending first-place performance of a week recent accolade in saying he hopes ago at the Miami Beach tourney. lo win the honor again In the five However, coach Doc Heuson feels Rothaus finished fourth in that games ahead that the trophy is "up for grabs " "Both Wake Forest and Georgia tournament "If we get most of our starters The steady play of John Andrac- back in there well, tfcen we might Southern have not been playing well." said Heuson "It's just a mat hak and I.ou Buitermark will also THIS I ABEL, FOR AUTHORIZED USE ONLY • n •>,. |t> ter ..'.,••• •, firm up Miami's hopes of a v it lory