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November 16, 1994 We've Mastered the Art of Sandwich Making. ANNOUNCEMENTS THE STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION -Meetings every Wednesday at 11:00 am in the "Sunken Garden" (behind th e coffee vendor) i< ·t ·· }j - . CHESS CLUB- Contact president Jamal Mostafa at (305) 781-2413 Subway Sandwich FRESHMAN ENGLISH CONTEST A prizeof $100 will be awarded to th e Artists make each best essay written in response to a class assignment by an enrolled student in ENC 1101. To enter ask your instructor to nominate your essay. All entries and every sandwich must be received in the Engli sh Department Office in H U 47 by December 8, or salad to your exact 1994. Entries will bejudged bythe English Department Writing Committee. For more information visit the English Department Office or call 367-3830. taste .. Let us create APPLICATIONS FOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS FOR your own masterpiece SENATORS AND ASSOCIATE JUSTICES FOR SPRING are now being today! accepted. Applications may be picked up and dropped off at the public safety building (police) on the Boca Raton Campus. Applicants must be enrolled with a minimum of6 credits and a minimum of2.0 GPA. For more information call Simeon at 367-3740. Seeour specialsin the Dining Section(page 28) CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB- meeting Nov. 16 at5 pm inSO Rm. 377. For more info call Debbie at (305) 421-8963. New members always welcome. PHILOSOPHY CLUB- For more information, 367-3680 or(407) 642-9617. Glades Road (InDACROSS the Shell Station in OaksFAU Plaza) call 690 7AM 2AM Daily/407-367-7877 , to FAU SAILING CLUB- meets every Wednesday in the UC at 7pm, Rm 156 · for Nov 16, 30 & Dec 7. No meeting on Nov 23. Hours Scoot on over for outdoor... Swimming Pool M-F: 11 am-2 pm, Sat& Sun: 11 am.- 4 pm Tues & Thurs Evenings: 6-8pm Weight Room & Main Arena rRIDAYEvery rridoy PATIO 1tortin9 nov. PARTYI I th Varies due to registered ac tivities and programs. Please call367-3795 for pm · pm 7 :00 I I :00 updated schedule. feotutin9: . D • J. InnOVATIOnS University Center M-F: 8 am -11 pm, Sat: 10 am-6 pm, Sun: 5-11 pm a unique blend of music & entertainment and Library M-T: 8 am- 10 pm, F: Bam - 6: pm, Sat: 9 am- 5 pm, Sun: Noon -Midnight Phone Numbers Alcohol/Drugs 367-2733 Counselors 367-3540 Dean of Student Affairs 367-3542 FAU Police 367-3500 Free Press 367-2393 Free Press (advertising) 367-3766 Night Owls Escort Service 367-3782 Radio Station (WOWL) 367-3759 Student Government 367-3740 ••• The be1t outdoor Student Health 367-3512 pcatio pearly in Today & Beyond Wellness 367-3615 Pcalm Recach County! PLEASE send items for the BULLETIN BOARD to the Free Press 2885 S. Federal Highway Office located in the UC Rm 229. It is free for the FAU community. Delray Beach (407) 274-6768 Deadline isthe Friday prior to publ ic ation. Next Issue November 30th. Satellite Sports - Darts and Shuffleboard - Pool -----;-------------------------,.-------,--------- Press · 2 FAU Free Novembert6, 1994 fill THE SCHMIDTS MAKE FAU'S DA � BRANDNEW ARTS& HUMANfflES CENTERDEDICATION THIS FRIDAY page 15 FAU DRAMA PRESENTS THE CLASSIC ANTIGONE PAGE7 Proving ourselves worthy As the finishing touches are applied to the new Dorothy F. Schmidt College for Arts anci Humanities and the build­ ings are dedicated and opened, we should take time out to recognize and thank the man who has made this all possible: Charles Schmidt. • Thanks to him, FAU has a complex that will make this campus the envy of all the other universities in Florida, if not the entire nation. He and his late wife's ongoing generosity and support of this university has made it one of the most exciting places in Florida to learn. At a time when public education is under attack for allegedly failing in its mission to create an educated and informed populace an<:! private schools are increasingly being touted as Editorial Cartoon the last hope for a good education and the only ones worthy of public and private support, Charles Schmidt has demon­ strated that public higher education is worth supporting. What•s Up With That? More important, he has done so at one of the fastest -growing by JeffreyShapiro universities in the state, ensuring that the largest number of Q: I know what the guy to girl ratiois on campus, but what's the guy to girl who has people can benefit from his love of FA U, generosity toward the­ a boyfriend ratio? Itseems that all these women are involved in both local or long University and, perhaps, follow his lead in the future by distance relationships and I don't know what to do to get a date! supporting public institutions of learning. A: Animportant questionthat deservesthe ubnost attention.If I had a million dollars to investigatethis matter under criticalanalysis I wouid have done so. However, since Most important of all is that we in the FAU community have don't, I researchedthis crisis the old fashioned way. I asked sever�) attractive women on to demonstrate that we are worthy of such a facility. campus ifthey had boyfriends to get a statistical account. Inthe processI was so moved We can do this by attending the presentations to be given at by their long legs,sensuous bodies and lustful lips, I forgot about all this crap and instead hooked this So,iJ the new center, respecting it when we use it by not leaving myselfup with great lookingblonde who just dumped her boyfriend! you want a date, my advice to you is'to becomea reporter or undertake an extra-credit trash scattered about and being thankful to Mr. and Mrs. project for SocialStatistics. Schmidt for their past generosity and Mr. Schmidt for his present gift. Q: Why the hell did Jeb Bush concede at 48percent with 20 percent of the polls not For this gift is an investment in all of us. The return on this reported? investment will benefit us in the FAU community and the .A;It's like this.Jeb "never really lost'' you see, at least that's what they'll say when he society we live in. probably runsfor the US Senatein a couple of years. Everyone will remember himas this Let us always remember Charles Schmidt and strive to be great martyr who honorablyconceded when he could have won ifhe had only stuck it out. This will give him nominationpotential in the future. I think the precinctsreported worthy of his trust in us. in already were Jeb's strongpoints and sincehe was trailing he thought perhapsthe wars 'SS3l:ld 33l:l.:l 3HJ.NIOr =3�VSS311111VNIIIIII181111nS was yet to come, so he cut hislosses and saved his rep. How the hell should I know? Wha � � else can you expect from a guy named Jeb? Editor-in-Chief ................... Ross A. Levy Q: Is it just me, or is everyone "just getting out of a relationship and need time alone?" Advertising Director ......... Paul Heyden A: Unfortunately, it's a It's a new disease called 'Tllneverbeinloveagainitis"and Production Manager ....... Bruce Strickrott reality. The Florida Atlantic FreePress is published weekly. it's infected many people on campus, particularly women. The disease is somehow Funding is provided by the Student Body of FAU, under Systems Manager .......... Matt Steinhoff infected by people who are assholes treating their loved ones like dirt and then those the auspices of Student Gi>vernment.The opinions of the victimsdoing thesame tothe nicepeople who likethem. It's verycontagious and can be writers aretheir own and do not necessarily renectthe Feature Editor ................... Jeffrey Shapiro avoided ifyo take the necessary p cauti?ns, which inclu?e being a nice person,telling views or opinions of the Student Body, Student � � News Editor .................. Jennifer Bernstein the truth,canng about other people s feelings and the avmdance of having any form o Government orthe Administration of Florida Atlantic University. The FAU Free Press is provided free of charge sado-�a�ticse�atop�emingHall with any oftheadmini��tors. The cureis keeping Arts Editor ........................... Andy Rabin . to memberso f the FAU community -limit one per your life m perspective,giVmg new people a chance and not livmg in depression! person.The FAU Free Pressreserves the right to charge Sports Editor ....... Glenn "Spot" Weintraub 1iyou have any ideas that beg the question,What's up with that? drop themoff at the Free Pressin the $1.00per copy above the stated limit. The editorial office UC, room229. The answerswill be researchedand printedin futureissues. Submit questionsalong with of the FAU Free Press is locatedat 229 UniversityCenter, Cover/Photo Editor .......... Justin Beckman your name, year at FAU andyour major. Florida Atlantic University, 777 GladesRoad, Boca Raton, FL 33431. The FAU Free Press may be reached by Layout/Design Editor ......... Bryan W. Bates telephone at (407)367-2393. For advertising call(407) The FAU Free Press encourages readers to express their views or responses to articles 367-3766. Copy Editor . .. ...................... Vincent Safuto presented herein. Letters to the editor may be �ubmitted at the UC room 229. Letters should be limited to 2SOwords, must be signed, and include a copy of the author's student ID card or other form of identification, and Specialthanks to Mike Stewart of UniverntyPublications for phone number. At the discretion of the editors names may be withheld upon request. Anonymous letterswill not be published. Letters may be helping us make t�e FreePress colorful. edited for length or clari . ty---------------- --------------------------------------------- 4 FAU FreePress · November 16, 1994 NEWS BRIEFS - NEWS BRIEFS Humanities Classes Cancelled ProfessorJoe Conaway, Matthew Wright and J.Robert Allclasses in theSchmidtCollegeof Artsand Humanities Dietz from FAU's TheatreDepartment are members of the will be cancelled on Friday, Nov.
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