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J For player reaction to UF's new head wasn'[ nearly asi egImnented as last year s Quality of Lie Task Force. said he wasn'tt Id told mminbers that hiring a black toa I basketball coach, see page 16 presidential search whiL h landed Lombardi surpnsed at all" to hear that Arnsphivrger WOUld son]ad d positive Tessage tO the cai By MIKE DAME Alter reviewing the list of didn't contact the bl.ak pits commmtv coaches, watching countless coaches Alligator Staff Writer Arnsparger would not disciiss Monuav games and tlking to top can Nobody ever told re they ,hecoachesheevaluatlddurng the search, UF's search for a permanent head basket- didates. UF Athletic Director (black candidates) would be but he (lid say he "reviewed all candidates ball coach ended Sunday night with the Bill Arnsparger discussed his contacted," Johnson said "I regardless of color or 'reed " hiring of a white coach, despite suggestions choice with Lombardt and the wish they had been contacted feel I need to share nares with from UF officials - President John two came to a final decision if they were serious (about con- Of don't you, Arnsparger said 'It's not fair to he Lombardi included - that hiring a black Yet several prominent black 4 -' sidering black coaches), but I individual or the institution I respect the coach would send a positive message to the Division I college coaches said don't think a black coach could confidentiality of those people" university community Monday they weren't con- have been hired at this time New coach lIor Kruger, 37, who led Kan tacted by UF officials for the "[he time has to be right for Among the people whoapphed for the UF sas State University to the NCAA Tourna job. Among them were Nolan a"'" everything to come about At job were University of Michigan assistant ment each of his four seasons there, left his Richardson of the University Armsparge this particular time. I guess coach Mike Boyd, who is black Boyd could alma mater Sunday to join the Gators He of Arkansas, Mike Jarvis of Boston Univer- they thought they needed a white coach I not be reached for (omment Monday. but will be presented at a news conference sity and Clem Haskins of the University of don't know why " he was missing at one of Michigan's late- today Minnesota During his first week on campus last see Selection. page 10 UFs search for a head basketball coach Simon Johnson, co-chairman of UF's month. lombardi met with the task force UF lobbyists hope to avoid budget cuts

By JUDY A. PLUNKETT Alligator Staff Wrter The state legislature's session opens today, and UF officials have a simple request for the lawmakers - don't take away anything the school already has UF does have a few perks it hopes to get out of the session, such as extra faculty to reduce Florida the size of undergraduate classes, a lucrative scholarship for Flor- E n ida's black and Hispa- 1990 me college students and $15 million for the biotechnology center to be bull in UF's research park near Alachua But for the most part, UF is just trying to avoid possible cuts in its regular budget. 'We will be lucky to get as much money as we had last year. with inflation thrown in," said Al Alsobrook, UPs top lobbyist "It's bare bones time." Legislators always have problems balancing the budget and it takes the entire 60 days of the session to do so, but this year they have to do it with even less money. Last year the state oft, lght,111"l"- - brought in less taxes than legislators had The "Yo-Yo," right, proved to be one of Belle City Amusement's most popular rides when the Gainesville Mall planned, and lawmakers met in a November hosted the annual carnival that ended Sunday evening. special session to approve the use of $161 6 million in lottery money to cover the shortfall. But that was only an emergency move, and this year. legislators must balance the budge Lombardi says faculty sen tte too big without that money, -which means every state By GEOFF BOUCHER for him to hear faculty concerns, but the the Senate's agenda-setting committee, see Legislature. page 4 group may be too big to do its job. says size doesn't hamper the group as Aligator Staff Writer "Whenever you have a body that is 600 much as the attitude of those it represents. correction One trait of a great university is admin- members strong, you're going to have "I think any problem that might exist istrators that listen to faculty members, UF problem.," Lombardi said. "The only thing isn't necessarily because of structure," Tay- Scott Weinstein graduated from LF in 1988. President John lombardi says, but at UF, they'll be able to deal with effectively is big lor said. "I think i's the lack of understand- Te Alligator reported otherwise on this page that exchange may be getting lost amid a issues with simple solutions, Six hundred ing among the faculty that this is their Monday. sluggish system. people can't successfully debate and offer forum to address issues here at the univer- Alachua County residents pay no fee when Lombardi said the University Senate, a into complex issues. It just won't work." sity " they bring garbage to the county's collection UF's 1,600 But home economics Professor Barbara sites. Te Alligator reported otherwise on this 605-member body representing see senate. page 9 instructors and researchers, is a great My Taylor, one of eight faculty members on page Thursday. .LAllIGATORTIESDAY APRiL, I1990

-I POLICE BLOTTER a $3, for complete r OFF OFF J Collision with police car kills women J Officer I TUXEDOS bitten during fight Daily Lunch Specal A Gainesville woman died Sunday afternoon after a About 100 spectators watched two Gainesville I 1*%1*k*1** *t - I ' , S co'on Cu somer cOW ibes I . collision with a Gamnesville police car that killed her police officers get punched, kicked and bitten while Ar o***l*********%*1 **-4 passenger, a Shands Hospital spokeswoman said trying to break up a fight early Sunday mong out- i------Dawn Elaine Kresge, 22, of Gainesville, apparently side a local dance club, Gainesville police said ran a stop sign shortly after 4 a m. Saturday at the Officers Corey Dahlem and David Fellerman broke intersection of Northwest 10th Street and Northwest up the fight outside the Central City dance club, 201 STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRODUCTIONS 23rd Avenue, a Florida Highway Patrol news release W University Ave., Gainesville police spokeswoman PRtESENT stated Lt Sadie Damell said Her 1982 Datsun collided with Officer Paul Gary D Englehorn. 21, and Michael Kelso, 24, left Forsberg's police car Kresge's 24-year-old pas- ihe club at about 12 30 am., and started a fight with senger, Robin A Overy of High Springs, died at the people in a car on Southwest 2nd Street, Darnell said. GATOR REGGAE scene of the accident, according to the release The officers arrested both men, and 20-year-old Forsberg, 29. received minor injuries and was Jennifer Prentis for battery on a law enforcement treated and released from Alachua General Hospital, officer Prentis joined the fight after the officers did, Gainesville police spokeswoman Lt Sadie Darnell Darnell said Dahlem and Fellerman were both said. treated and released from Alachua General Hospital S UNSPLAS H Forsberg was driving under the speed limit, FH P afterthe fight Fellerman was bitten on both forearms FEATURING spokesman 1.1 James McClellan said He said Kresge and Dablem received cuts on his hand and a possible had been drinking, but it isunknown whether she was bite wound. Darnell said. over the legal limit. THIRD WORLD WHAT'S HAPPENING TIGER SHOT: The Student Health Out- graduate Economic Society will 2900 reach Team will meet today at 5 in meet tonight at 7:30in Matherly Hall Easter gifts: The Gainesville INNA SENSE Reitz Union Room 357 Call 392- Room 18. Professors Berg and Jaycees are collecting canned goods 1611, ext. 283. Denslow will speak on environmen- and small toys for the needy for SUNDAY, APRIL 8 2 P.M. Pasta: Hillel sponsorsa spaghetti tal and economic policy Call Easter They also need monetary and pizza dinner with salad and Michael, 375-3773. donations and sponsors to fill bas- drinks this evening at 5 45 at Hitlel China: The Chinese Club will kets Call Alberte Meade, 495-9562 Call 372-2900 meet tonight at 7:15 in Reitz Union or the Jaycees, 376-9836. Summer In Moscow: Students Room 355. Call David, 335-9861. Michelangelo: The Art History FREE planning to study Russian language FRESH: Friends through Racial Association will meet Wednesday UNIV'ERSITY OF FLORIDA BANDSHELL and culture will meet tonight at 7 30 Experiences Sharing in Humanity afternoon at 4.30 in FAC Room 201. in Turlinglon Hall Room 1101 Call will meet tonight at 7 in Anderson Call 336-8818, 376-8153 or 392-2101 Hall Room 2 Call Chaylee Priete or Induction: Golden Keys Spring KISS 105 S.G.P. CARIBSA Ozone: The Undergraduate Canie Welsh, 377-6733 Induction is Wednesday night at Chemistry Society will discuss the Education: Joseph Renzulli and 7 30 in the Reitz Union Ballroom. chemistry of ozone tonight at 7.30 in Sally Reis of the University of Con Call 392-2112 or 335-4574, ieigh Hall Call 335-5043 necticut will speak at the conference Football: The Tolbert Hall staff CoAR: Campus Organized on gifted education today at I in the presents Steve Spurner Wednesday Against Rape will discuss acquain- P.K. Yonge Laboratory School night at 8 Call Dana. 395-9349 tance rape with Kappa Delta and Auditorium Call 392-1554, ext. 39. Crials: TheAlachua County Crisis MCM U4 0 4A Sigma Kappa tonight at 7 at the Film festival: The Israeli Feature Centers looking fornew Crisis line oEAT oUJR VE&GETABLE4 I Kappa Delta house Call 392-1161, Film Festival presents Late Saimer Counselors. Fifty hours of training NOW I GO O40NNV - ext. 294. Blum tonight at 8.30 in Turlington in Suicide and Crisis Intervention is Envilonment: The Under- Hall Room L,011. Call Hillel, 372- provided. Call 372-3659

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AUlIGATR. 3 Orange & Brew to close Adams decision delayed Dean to determine fate of former Today chairman sistait chairman Chris Moms, who also By ELZABTH CLARKE for summer renovations presented information on Adams' behalf Alligator Writer By PAIGE EWALDSEN and a variety of other hot and cold sand- during the meeting, said they felt confident wiches will be added A decision on the fate of former Today Scott would consider dropping the charges. Alligator Winter to the menu. party chairman TV Adams, who faces pos- Scott Kratzer said the new design will improve would not comment on the case but UF's only drinking establishment will sible expulsion after being charged with service by helping customers get their food will inform Adams of his decision later this close this summer for renovations harassment during the recent Student Gov- that offi- more quickly, even when the Orange & week, Adams said cials hope will draw ernment election, was postponed until later more students inside Brew is crowded. The charges against Adams were when it reopens in the fall. thisweek during a meeting Monday, Adams prompted by affidavits filed by four Today The Orange & Brew, which will close May "When this change takes place, hopefully said. party members, including graduate student 1, will remain closed until the middle of more people will like it and spend mote time Student Services Dean James Scott met and former Today party presidential candi- August, when the project is expected to be there." Kratzer said. with Adams, who presented information in date Juan Vitali and criminology senior completed, Food Services Director Wes his own defense. Randy Shanafelt, who became Today party Miller said. "I want the Orange & Brew to be a place The Student Conduct Committee found co-chairman after Adams, who had been Miller said Gator Dining Service has ap. where something is always going on," he Adams guilty on charges of violating two chairman, left the party plied for a license to serve beer and wine in said, "It should be a place where students sections of the Student Conduct Code, ac- Vital, who said his purpose in filing was the Reitz Union's Arredondo Room while go, to celebrate the day." cording to a letter from Scott that Adams to prevent further confrontations, said he the Orange & Brew is closed. received last Thursday. feels he accomplished this, but had hoped In the 12 years the Orange & Brew has Workers will knock out the south wall The committee, a five-member panel that the committee would recommend counsel- been in operation, this is the first time major leading to the patio and replace it with a heard Adams' case last week, recom- ing for Adams. reconstruction plans have been made, Reitz glass enclosed area, Miller said. Faded ta- mended that Adams receive a letter of rep- bles and chairs will be replaced with I wish the committee had recommended Union Director David Kratzer said. rimand, the least severe of possible psychological counseling," Vitali said. brighter-colored furniture. Service America Corp., the parent com punishments, which range from a letter of "He's a fine young man, he just needs to painy of Gator Dining Service, will pay more The entertainment stage, where bands reprimand to expulsion fom UF. lean to moderate his behavior " than $200,000 to complete the project, perform, will remain and be rebuilt,' Miller However, Scott will make the final deci- Other Today party members said Vitali Kratzer said. said. "New televison monitors will be in. sion based on Monday's meeting with should not have filed charges because it Plans include increasing seating to allow stalled. The footprints are there, yet we are Adams and his discussions with members was a petty situation and could have been audiences to see the stage better, restruc- still waiting for mon thoughts and ideas." of the committee, Adams said. handled in other ways. turing the service line for faster service, In aletterAdams brought to the meeting, 1y should have never been brought up adding items to the menu and redesigning Kratzer said fire, safety and health inspec- Adams asked Scott to reconsider the evi- on these charges," former Today party the inside, Orange& Brew manager Rodney tos must review the plans before they are dence and consider dropping the charges. spokesman Ron Betts said. 'flMey could Cruise said. Pizza, French Dip sandwiches finalized. Both Adams and former Today party as- have settled it another way "

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Lithuania backs down on stance MOSCOW (UP1) - I ithuoaan President Vytautas so could b n ng "grave consequences " landbergis said Monday the embattled Baltic Lindsber gs refused to consider a total reversal o republic ay be willing to delay establishment of full the March I I declaration, saying any such suggestion dependence in a retreat in his 3-weekold showdown "has no grou rnds," Tass reported from Vilnius with Moscow But land sbergis's remarks indicated the Sajudis lAndsbergis appeared to soften his stand in his nationalists now running Lithuania may be moving remarks opening I ithuanian Parliament session con- toward the Iess confrontational approach adopted in vered to discuss Soviet President Mikhail neighboring Estonia, where a new parliament Fnday Gorbachev's demand to rescind the legislature's approved a radual transition to independence March 11 declaration of independence The Sovie t government moved Friday to reimpose Landsbergis told deputies that "the legal act of control over Lithuania's judicial system, firing newly ndependence proclaimed by the Supreme Soviet does appointed P rocurator Artural Paulauskas for 'viola rot mean the immediate establishment of ride- ionsoftheSoviet Constitution" and sending a replace- pendence on the territory of the republic," the official ment from Moscow Lass news agency said. Several hI hundred people picketed the procurator's In an earlier telegram to Gorbachev, landsbergus office in Vii mius on Monday to protest Paulaskas's said lithuania "has no intention of harming the policy dismissal, Ra dio Moscow's Interfax news service said GATOR BASEBALL. of perestroika," the Soviet president's drive for Paulaskas was supported by 95 percent of the economic and political renewal. office's sem or staff dung a meeting at its head- The crisis ithuania has steadily grown since the quarters. Interfax said Sajud is nationalist movement headed by Landsbergis 'Te legal system in the Soviet Union's 15 republics FLORIDA gained control of Parliament in Feb 24 elections, long has be en the jealously guarded prerogative of chose himas the republic's president at itsfirstsession central authc ties S. March 10 and declared independence the next day. Gorbachevv's weekend appeals contained the first In twin appeals to the Parliament and to the outline of a basis for dialogue with the Lithuanian VALDOSTA STATE Lithuanian people Saturday. Gorbachev urged law- people about their desire to secede from the Soviet makers to rescind the independence declaration as a Union, which annexed all three of the Baltic states in condition lor talks with Moscow and said failure to do 1940 Iraq threatens to devasi-ate Israel KLJWAl F (U1PI) - Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Israel," Rab, n told Israel radio 'We have sufficient threatened Monday to wipe out half of Israel with answers to t these threats." FA Tam chemical weapons if the Jewish state ever attempted Pnme Mm ister Yitzak Shamir said the Iraq regime toattack any target in Iraq, the state-owned Iraqi News is notoriousu s for its brutality," and described the Agency reported threats as da ngerous. "We don't need an atomic bomb because we have Saddam's remarks Monday, monitored in Kuwait, advanced chemical weapons," INA quoted Saddam as marked the Iraqi leader's first major address since saying during a ceremony to decorate senior Iraqi Britain and t he United States last week accused Bagh- officers "Iraq's chemical weapons' capability is dad of t ryin g to smuggle nuclear weapons triggers matched only by the United States and the Soviet into Iraq Union British authorities arrested three people and a "I swear to God, we will let our fim eat half of Israel fourth, an Iraqi, was deported if it tries anything against Iraq," Saddam said. Iraqi officLals have expressed concern that the On June 7, 1981,Israel, using U.S.-made F-6jets, Anglo-Ameri can action could be paving the way for a bombed Iraq's French-built Osirak nuclear reactor second Isra ,l stnke against Iraq's infant nuclear southeast of Baghdad, claiming Iraq was working on power industry. an atomic bomb Saddam vowed at the time to take "We have never raised the banner of defiance and FOR MORE INFO CALL: 375-4683 revenge, we are not c hallengtng anybody,m Saddam said. "But In Jerusalem, Israeli officials quickly condemned when someb ody tries to challenge us, he will find us Saddam's threat but expressed confidence in their more solid thhan a diamond." ability to repulse any attack. "If they (in the West) have the illusion that they are "It is high time for the civilized world to act in unity giving Israel a cover to strike our industry, they am and see to it that Saddam Hussein will not have the mistaken." "Doesn't possibility to pursue his irresponsible and criminal Persian Gulf-based Western diplomats said the designs," said Yossi Amihud, spokesman for Israel's speech appeal rd to bedesigned to improve Saddam's every Foreign Ministry image as a pan-Arab nationalist both at home and in "Israel should not disregard such threats," said the Arab worId. Pre-med Ytrak Rabn, Defense Minister until his resignation Earlier in he day, bulletins had interrupted regular last month when Israel's government collapsed, "But programs an d warned Iraqi listeners and viewers to deserve it is in our power to give a devastating answer several expect an importent announcement, times stronger than Saddam Hussein's threat. "As for anyone who threatens us with an atomic a choice?" "And I would not advise him to provoke Israel. Israel bomb , we will destroy them with chemical weapons," is strong and Iraq is within serious hitting range of Saddam said in his speech. Tom Gomm. M D rUAG 75

Houston Texas LEGISLATURE gested a scholarship for black and Congress' 1989 session, and the from page 1 Hispanic students that is equal to school is asking the state to match the FloridaAcademicScholarspro- that donation this session. the right choice was there when I agency, including universities, will gram. That scholarship offers needed it. I made that choice, and now I'm a feel the crunch $2,500 each year to Florida high physician. My alma mater may be just right Getting the same amount of school graduates who have a least UF can hope for some extras for you. It's your money UF had last year will be a a 3 2 grade point average and a from the session, said Rep. David choice." struggle, but administrators still score of 1,200 on the Scholastic Flagg, D-Gainesville, but he added the school's most realistic wish is are asking for about $6.5 million to Achievement Test Universidad Auhlnima de Guadalajara improve undergraduateeducation. Although Alsobrook said it to keep what it has while legisla. tons balance the scales between School of Medicine Interim UF Provost Gene Hemp would be tough to get the scholars the state's growth and demand Guadalajara, said administrators also are asking ship passed this session, he ex- for Mexico pressed more hope for UFs $12 services and the lessening of tax for about $367,000 to add 25 to 50 money. more graduate students. million biotechnology center. The International Choice UF enrollment of black and 'The federal government gave Hispanic students has reached a UF $600,000 in 1988, which state 'Mar' the best thing to hope For your free video preview call: 14100314-494 plateau, said Student Affairs Vice lawmakers matched in 1989. UF for - to be funded at last yeas President Art Sandeen. He sug- received $1.5 million from level I1JESDAY, APRIL 3. 194, AlLGATOR, 5 5 left in business dean search By CHRISTY HARRIS that connect the school to the business community could be improved Aiigator Starf Wrter "My impression of the school was [hat it had very The last of five finalists for UF's Business Admin- good faculty in placewith theopportunity tmcontimue istration College dean interviewed for the job last to upgrade the faculty in the future," Alutto said week and the list will be narrowed again by next Huseman and the other candidates alsC said the week. faculty members and students are strong groups Search Committee Chairman Sanford Berg said Huseman said he was concerned when he first heard the committee would recommend later this week or about UF's television replay courses, but the stu- early next week two to four names to Interim Provost dents he talked to didn't seem in object to them He Gene Hemp and UF President John Lombardi, who said he would emphasize international programs and will make the final decision. executive development, a program to further tram One finalist, John Kramer, has been interim dean practicing managers. since August. He wants to continue the job he said The toughest interview question. Huseman said. hasn't been easy because of the relatively short, was where his loyalty would lie in the UP-Georgia 12-month planning time. football game "It makes it difficult to do anything on a long-term "(I told them) the side that paid my salary," he basis," Kramer said. said. But Kramer, former associate dean and Fisher Finalist Kraft said UF and its business school have School of Accounting director, is confident about the the potential to be among the best in the nation, but experience the job has given him. the business school needs to work on its doctoral "I have a proven track record this year,' he said student placement "I've got a record to stand on." Kroncke said one of the reasons he was attracted The other four candidates are Joseph Alutto, Man- to thejob was the opportunity to work with Lombardi agement School dean at the State University of New and the business school's faculty members. York at Buffalo; Richard Huseman, University of Committee Chairman Berg, an economics profes, Georgia management department chairman; John sor, said the finalists were chosen from among 55 Kraft, Arizona State University Business College applicants in asearch that began last August Criteria dean and Charles Kroncke, Management School for the job, he said, include good scholarly creden- dean at the University of Texas at Dallas. tials, strong leadership and management skills. The Alutto said he was impressed with UF's business ability to represent the business college within UF school faculty members and students, but programs and to outside groups also is important Woman with Alzheimer's missing An 80-year-old Gainesville woman Sadie Da-nell said. with Alzheimer's disease has been Williams is black with a dark com- missing for a week, and Gainesville plexion, standingS feet I inches tall and police are asking residents to help find weighing 100 pounds. 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Qi44( - , b, AIJJGATOR TUESDAY, APRIL 3.19) OPINIONS Choosing sides ibf"--- And the prize for having the most restrictive abortion CKS CINN Pik will" laws in the nation goes to . someone else Idaho Gov Cecil Andrus vetoed legislation Friday that would have es tff* TOPI: given his state the most restrictive law in the country. The reason he vetoed the bill, he said, was because it wouldn't have allowed a woman the flexibility to choose abortion in cases of rape or incest. The proposed law would have outlawed abortion except in cases of rape re- Q ported within seven days, incest if the victim is younger than 18, severe fetal deformity or a threat to the life or health of the mother. 9 He also said legal experts told him the Supreme Court - would never uphold such a law if it made it all the way assi there through the courts. Smart move. Instead of commit- ting the state to spend an estimated $1.5 million on a case that would lose, Andrus vetoed it. And state legislators have convened for this year, promising to rewrite the legislation and bring it back next year. Anti-abortionists are upset and call Andrus a traitor, vowing not to support him in his upcoming re-election bid. Pro-choicers are pleased as punch and have decided C1'4C to support Andrus' campaign, even though he supports Ha*C~k -J abortion legislation in some cases. So what is the issue? Protecting the right to privacy or winning this political battle? The pro-choice factions that spected lawyers would represent Florida does need pledge their support to Andrus because he vetoed this leg- Rowe is a victim hin for themselves? They know that David'sbeenavic n ail this islation are wrong. He supports abortion in cases of rape, of circumstances too. He's a scared little boy who the death penalty incest and to save the mother's life. He would have ap- Editor: I would like to thank Alissa does not belong in an adult prison. Editor: I was disgusted by Robert proved a less stringent bill in a heartbeat, and he proba- Ross for writing the words that I can only wish mre people Raulerson's column in the March bly will next year if he is re-elected. cause me such extreme pain even knew David as I do, and I can only 26Aulgator. It was poorjoumalism Pro-choice advocates need to be consistent if they hope to think of. See, I know David hope Judge Sanders ha. David's at best, slander and stupidity at Rowe, and I consider him one of best interests in mind when he worst I had heard UFs College of to win. It sends out the wrong message when pro-choic- sentences him. ers support someone on one sole decision. It doesn't my true Mrends. journialismt was one of the best in guar- I wa thee with him throughout Jeaiin. Prassur the country, but if Mr. Raulerson antee anything - except another battle down the road. the trial and was with him in the is representative of a journalism car after the verdict The expres- senior, I was grossly misinformed. sionless little boy people saw in the Protest did not Mr. Raulerona's attack on the Adding up courtroom leaves an impression death penalty contained the usual quite opposite from truth. accomplish goal banal argument. The following are a few statistics compiled by Harper's I am a 20-yearold student vol- Editor: I attended the rally March The state of Florida needs the magazine that are telltale examples of this country, its unteer at the juvenile Detention 31 in front of Van Feet Hall, and I death penalty as a crime deterrent. people and its government. When we take a step back Center, and I see many kids. Some wonder what was accomplished. Basically, people don't commit I know can be helped, but others We need to reassess foreign and crimes for two reasons - they and look at life a little differently, it's interesting what don't have much of a chance. kinds domestic policy, and we cannot for- have morals and values which hold of information shows through. David's character does not get the deaths of thousands of Number of months after the Pentagon bought 80,000 that criminal activity is wrong or match the terrible act he commit- South Americans, especially they kar punishment for their ac- camouflage helmet covers that it found 80,000 in storage: ted almost a year ago. I would like Bishop Romero. But aside from tiont. to share with you the things David short, emotional 3. speeches, a great I aawume someonne and I talked about on the way back deal of name calling and to act@ who mur- Number of times President George Bush used the to the center that night. den a child and thrown the muti- of Orchestrated civil disobedience, hasfew morals words family, children and kids in his State of the Union First, he asked me If I was OX. I can't se what was accomplished. lated body In aditch address: 30. or values, so the only reason they Me? I was the one who needed The speakers called for open have not to commit crime is fear to be strong dialogue, Number of times he mentioned his opposition to abor- for him. As team fell, yet their opposition was of punishment. I said, "Yes, David, I'll be OK, and not given a chance to speak. They tion: 0. Does a crimfinal fear spending Price of a condom on the black market in Moscow: $10 smiled as I saw his sincere concern want to educate people, then hold for me. forums, create a speakers bureau, time In an ar-onItioned cell Portion of thirtysomething's advertising that was pulled He also wondered if there was host serinaum coordinated with the watching I Lge Lay runs? from an episode last fall that showed two homosexuals in Ay way to apologize to Stacy. We Center for Latin American Studles. I know the facts don't support bed: 3/5. decided that there rally wasn't. Both groups - Democrats and thatthdeath penalty deterscrime. He got extremely upset when Republicans, leftists and right The death penalty won't deter Percentage of men living in Bangladesh who live past crime a loM a a murderer has the age of 65: 55. he thought of his grandparent wingers, communists and fascist finding out. Ibey have no support - whatever they want to call each ancchcrg ofbeingmcuted Percentage of men living in Harlem who live past the up them," be said, and fter&while other, failed to rali that they forlacirbasbgsedoesofdfining age of 65: 40. he added, "I love therni" have one bit of common ground - the lott"y. Number of times Noriega's prison number was bet in And then he thoughtof hismom we are all human. If a criminal knew that when the first Florida state lottery held after he was arrested: finding Out the verdict over the We all want peace, love, under, he ktd someonebe would almost 12,139. radio. His mother shot someone a standing, freedom and acceptance. assuredly die in e electric chair, month after David's armst, and That is where we should be work- we would finally age the murder David was concerned about her. ing from, not bickering and squgb. rate reduced aligato Eddr Still cry now, thinkingof allthe bling and trying to shout louder In dosing I would like to stale Lucy Chabot factor, involved, knowing that if than everyone else. thal attended theiumejuniorhigh David does not get good psychiat- No one's probably thought of it, that Kiberly Leah was abducted Managing Editor Opinions Editor ric help, he won't make it And but the University Police Depart front. 'ie vat injty of Colum- Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton David Rowdeervesto make it- meant, the Gainesville Police De- bia county was glad so see Ted he's only L. Hoes one of those kids partment and ROTC folks handled Bundy dL. Late Poky who could actually became a bem tea to - ~defr SAM iot wad 2IT Wu45(*4 Wn *1O p01. Th.1 hauw - the Stuulion well, and everyone at Justice Is an abstrt concept- eit to socty. Know David and I the rally should remember that however, Is not know that to be true Vengeamce, ea' a Mas. -s SMw pq - NIM Mae aing Do you think three well-re am is, TUESDAY. APRIL 199t, AWC.IAfOR 7 Senate bill to enforce fu hiding reque st deadline

By DEBBIE CENZIPER Tompkins said he will propose an amend- the rule does not apply internally. SG has In other business, senators will vote on Alligator Wrlter ment that would reword the bill so that always been exempt from the three-month two resolutions, statements of how the Sen- groups have a 9Oday deadline, instead of deadline, only it was never written into law, ate feels about certain issues. An organization muy have a harder time three months Tompkins said the wording he said. getting Student Government money if a re- change would make the bill more precise "SG can make rules for outside organza The first resolution, wntten by Judiciary vised bill, which does not allow exceptions He said the new bill, which does not allow tions, but they don't necessarily apply to us," Chairman Adam Tanenbaum, states that for missing deadline on special funding re- for any deadline exceptions, may hinder an Meyer said. "Giving money to Accent is like student senators want to ensure the safety quests, is passed at tonight's senate meet- organization But groups may take their giving money to ourselves. of cyclists and pedestrians by providing a ing. requests to the Executive Cabinet and re, "All we're doing is making it crystal clear truck-free bicycle lane It saysstatevehicles, The original bill would have allowed SG ceive funding through the executive branch because there has been question in the which park in bike lanes, cause bikers to to fund an organization if the group had a of SG. past," Meyer said. "is is to eliminate any abruptly swerve out of the lane good reason for not submitting its special "I think that the fact that this bill doesn't kind of confusion " The resolution requests the director of request before the three-month deadline. leave any room for mistakes or emergencies The bill also states that organizations transportation and Security to work with unless the group comes up through Cabinet The Budget and Finance Committee and the can't promise SG money to an outside UF administrators to prohibit the parking of Activity and Service Fee Advisory Commit- may be a little unfair,* Tompkins said 'But source unless SG grants prior approval, state vehicles in bike lanes tee had the power to override the funding I believe it will work out because (groups) Meyer said. Groups cannot receive SG deadline. can go through cabinet." money retroactively, either, Meyer said If A second resolution, which calls for an But according to the new bill, written by The only organization the deadline does a group takes a trip, it cannot come back Organ and Tissue Donor Week April 9-13, Student Body Treasurer David Stern and not apply to is Student Government. which and ask SG for money. If a group has over- also will be voted on by senators. Senate President Andrew Meyer, no excep- includes Accent and Student Government spent their budget, however, SG has the In money matters, if Senate passes a tions will be considered if the deadline is Productions, Meyer said. opportunity to bail them out, he said. funding request on second reading, the law missed. Meyer said the bill just puts into writing If the bill passes, it will move to a second College Council will receive $5,087 for two Budget and Finance Chairman Chris what has always been interpreted in SG - reading next Tuesday. Macintosh computers and a printer

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Dwayne Thon as Becomes Medical College UNIWRT1Y Minority Re Itions Director On July 1 The UF College of Medicine has ap- would be part of the program onted Dr Dwayne Thomas, a research In addition, Thomas wants to offer a yellow in pulmonary medicine as mion- similar program for minority under- National N iF affiffii*fim and Naioa Sars 355 viHal andpad~ r atusul adinfiwguee~con ty relations director graduates interested health science mincaie othcia noipcs and Hi olrani n tofal'n In Thomas will assume his new respon- DR. DWAYNE careers Students would take graduate- studies acully and stall Cad 37 OtS 1 nirmatoi sibilities July 1 after completing his THOMAS level science courses during the summer, fellowship Although his appointment is College Of receive training with Up facvlt, participate in the Collee of Medicine, he wdi oversee Medicine in study-skdils workshops an prepare for minority a fais for all six colleges at UFs Minority professional school entrance exams, USA TODAY Founder Health Science Center Relation. Thomas also hopes to improve the Thomas succeeds Will Sanders, who Director financial support available for minority retired May aftera31-earcazeratthe students by seeking donations from Speaks At Weimer Health Science Center Dr Lynn Romrell, minority alumni and ran major corpora- professor of anatomy and cell biology and tions that have shown an interest in help- Wing Dedication associate dean of education, is interim ing minorities Allen uharth, founder of USA TODAY minority relations dimctor untdl July and former head of the Gannett media em- After graduating from Louisiana State featured speaker at Wdnes- University's medical school, Thomas com- ee, will be the In the last 10 to 15 years, the number of Applications Due day's dedication ot the Fanagan Telecom- pleted his inteh and residency at Alton minority students attending Florida inunication Wing at the College of Jour- Ochsner ['undation Hospital n New up with the in- naism and Communications, Wnier Hall Orleans He is currently a research fellow universities has not kept For Greek Studies crease in Flonda's black population Low UF President John Lombardi will preside at UF working with Dr Ricardo Gonzalez- recruitment of minority medical students at the dedication ceremony which begins Rothi, associate professor of pulmonary has caused a shortage of minority health Undergrad Awards at 1 30 p m on the lawn on the north side medicine Thomas will also become an care providers across the Applications are available now for two Of Wimer Hall Visitors will be able to tour assistant professor of lonary medicine state, according to Thomas. annual awards for under raduate the new wing from 2 30 to 4 p in after completing his llowship students evolved in Greek Studies at UF The 3060(-square fiot wng, which About IN blacks aire enrolled in the Dr Allen Neims, dean of the College of Health Center's six colleges More than 30 The awards are sponsored by UPs Center opened earlier this year, is named alter for Greek Studies. the retired head of Gannett Broadcasting, Medicine and associate vice president for blacks - uald from the colleges last serm- clinical affairs, said Thomas concern for ester Homas has lons for two new pi- The Michael G Cantons Medal for Ex- Alvin G Flanagan, who graduated from cellence in Greek Stues is awarded an minority students and his talent as a to atfrct qu mnonty students UF in 1941 The Flanagan Wing houses grins nually to a senior who has demonstrated broadcast news facilities, administrative ulmnonary physician weri qualties that Under one proposal, UiF would prvide ledto his appointment. summer counts for high schoo junior excellence in Greek Studies Applicants offices of the College's radio and television must exhibit hig academic achievement in stations and the Brechner Center for "Dr Thomas is interested in recruiting and senior mior students with a and counseling and is an excellent mnnurnm 30 GPA aparticipalmg stu- courses taenl in the Centez including Freedom of information lanage courses, and play a major aole in A state Department of Education grant pulmonary specialist As a black faculty dent chooses to attend UF, earned credits member, he understands the viewpoint would be a lied to those needed for He enic and other student oiwnizflons was the primary source of fundig for the The Peter Bill Stathakos Leadership $31millonwng, but1WRUF-AMFM and and special problems of minority graduation. reparation for coll e en- students," Neurs said trance exams andgeneral study sks also Award is giwn to a junior with a the late Joseph Brechner, an Orlando minimum 0 oerall GPA, successful broadcastn executive, also contributed work in at least three courses in Greek funds for the project Studies and paruicipation in campus or community o anizations. UF Award-Winning TH5 WEEK Application forms are available at 102 Dauer Hall arid must be returned there no I later than April 10 For more deformation, Poet Gives Reading PUSZ0o contact Dr. Karehlsa Haitigan, associate TODAY WEDNESDAY Award-winning poet Debora Creger will professor of classics, at 392-2075 read from her work tonight at 8 p m in LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES COLLO- CENTER FOR WETLANDS LECTURE, Room 105 of Fine Arts Building B QUIUM, "Desenvolviiento Sustentado 'Modelingof Marsh Vegetation in Savan- Greger, a Up associate professor of En- do Acre, Brasil' by Mancie Cordeiro, nah River Wildlife Refuge by UF systems glish, teaches poetry. She is the author of agriculture secretary for state of Acre, eco assistant Leonard Nearlstine, 11:45 Traffic Alert Due To two collections of poems, Movable Islands Brazil 11:45 a m , 376 Granter Hall am., Om3, Phelps Laboratory and And She has won the Grolher Prize ZOOLOGY SEMINAR, "Development CITRUS PRODUCTION SEMINAR, Stadium Construction and the Peter 1. B Lanan Award, as well and Evolution of a Novel Type of Pg "Citrus Cooperatives Organization and The University Pblce Department is as fellowships from the Guggenhein Starfish lrva, by Universi of Floid Management; by Haines City Citrus advising students, faculty and staff to Foundation and the National Endowment assistant professor of zoology McEd. Growers' Associaion general manager pay special attention to dump trucks for the Arts wards, 3:45 pm , 211 Bertram al Ben Abbitt, 155 p a., 2O2 Fifield Hall. now regularly pulling out of the service Nationally known poet John Hollander CROM CIML ENGINEERING LEC- drive between the football stadium and BOTANY SEMINAR, TURE, "Construction Engineering for "Advances in the Florida called Greger "a powerful narrative Microsequencing Gym. by nBuono, of The trucks will be clearing the area poet .for woma knowledge is a matter of Segmental Bridges" Joseph Denslow, assistant researchProtei scientist,J by Nancy and the highest feeling" Creger's work at- president of lBuono, Armstron Interdisciplinary through the mid-May in earation Associates, Thllahassee, 4 p.m., 32 Wed Ceter for Biotechnology for resurfa tem so bring the boundaries of Research, 4 Pmo, 211 Bartram F-fHall Florida Field with m iogy into the everyday world. Hall. natural grass. gmen and barricades e reading is free and open to the MATERIALS SCIENCE SEMINAR, GENERAL FOODS FUND SEMINAR, will be stationed at the intersection of pubic "Technological Applications of Biological "Food Sovet : Three Decades and the service drive and Stadium Road Miciotubles, by Jl Schanr, branch head, Beyond Rhad Swanson, director of from 7 a m. to 6 p.m. today throh Center for B'io-lecular Science and Food and g Administration's Division Saturday. According to state law ve i- Faculty Requested Engineering, Naval Research Office, of Emergencyand Epideriological Opera- cles and pedestrian, must obey flag- Washington, D.C., 4 1P, Bless tions, 4:05 p.m., G-156 McCarty Hall. MKn'S 5ga. UPD win increase pa- Not To Give Exams Auditorium, Williainson H& miole in Mhe oes to assume sgn are be- FOOD SCIENCE/HUMAN NUTRI- SUMMER STUDY IN WEST GER- ing heeded. ION LECURE,m unologicalMeth- MANY information session led Helg During Passover od for DetectingLCoffasenaise Activity in Kraft, UIp associatse pnifenoidr oftfGerm The Office of Academic Affairs has ask- the Muscle of h? by Norman Had, and Mannheim study direcor,5 ed faculty not to give exams on Monda%, food science arid techn In- p.m., 1315 Taringr n Fall Registration Begins Tuesday and Wednesday April 941, stitute of Marine Resource, nivel FRONTIERS F SCIENCE LECTURE, because of the Residuar holiday. The first 'When it Rains, it lnur: El Nino and Wednesday In igurt Hull Csllonda-Davils, 4:5 p.m., G-06 Advnt regisrnion for fel amt for two days of Passover are Tuesday and ty Hanl. Clinate Disruption in Soith America;'by UF associate Professor of geography Pete students not attending UP this summer Wdnesday, and many Jewish students; SUMMER STUDY participate in the Passover Seder mel, a N MOSC o pre- Waylen, 8 p., Carleton Audfitiorum. will be held from 8 am. to4 pa earture meeting, led by om, AFRICAN day through Friday in the baseament of III- reliius occasion, on Monday and The.- fal study academic adv~o 7:30 AMERICAN HERITAGE LECTURE, "Floxidi.s Black Republicaffsd in Ret Hall. Students athend ummer I-jil its Pm.,.ITrn the Era of Reconsruction," lifi. will register in advance fall be- ais or lab tests must be del University LCURE, Huaca dadc.ohitozy psa r nals Holt, tveea8 a.m.tto4 pas. JuneS8 ithebael given on one of these dai. student. Sl C~alplt of the Moche ElitebyUp a- 4 Isuld be given the opportunity to take 8 P.M., Gainesville Senior R action mentof lrt. Relarr otron for fal thropoogy professor Michael Mail Centercomnion roos, wllbe armrio4 n.t.A.2.t 22though them at another time without penalty, ac- 8:15 p.m., 113 Little Hall. 516N.E. 2nd Ave., sponsored by Up Department of History, X4 in the Floridao S61 stembs will cording to Florida Borid of Regents policy be at reglatloficn Jim au. suens The Univeraity of Florida is a Equal Opporhaity/Affiraive Actio, Instiuon TUESDAY, APR. I. I9, ALLIGAkR,9

SENATE 'I agree with (Inibard) that it is tim big, planning of where the umvertty is gomg Marh11 5. says he plans to gather more from page 1 and I think that is part of the reason 'here's Taylor said Iomb red's arrival also can inormatton about the Senate before he - not enough prestige f or being a Senate help the Senate gain credibility thinks about possble improvements lvei An important duty of the Senate is setting member because of Ien, he ays,any ThangeswI be generated UF's academic calendar - deciding dates the size and because "We have a new by the group itself such as finals week and Spring Break His- we vote on things president, so there's 'We have a new president, "You can't have the president step in and honcally, the Senate has been seen as a that are not the most a chance to get a tell the Senate how to run itself," Lombardi powerless body by professors who complain important things in so thersi a chance to get a fresh start," said said "if he president does that, then yOu about its size, the scheduling of meetings the world Taylor, who began fresh start. " don't have much faculty governance, do and a general lack of direction teaching at UF in you' If there s a need to alter the Senate "We vote on - 1977. 'Ir Lombardi Material engineering Professor -Barbara Taylor things can support and en structure, then the specific proposals will Fereshteh Ebrahimi, also a member of the likechanging Senate Stee the name of depart- ring Committee courage faculty come from the Senate members " Senate Steering Committee, said adding ments'" Ebrahimi member members to bring more depth to Senate agendas and stream- said "I think we their concerns be- Imbardi, a laim American history pro- lining the group could help change (hose should address is- fore the Senate. He fessor who plans to teach. stressed faculty perceptions sues concern g the whole campu sand have can promote a cLhma te to encourage partic- input when he took over at UF, calling it "a 'The Senate does not play as important a some influence in the direction of the uni- ipaton " key to steering the university toward aca- role as it should or could," Ebrahim, said versity We should help with the long-range Iombardi, who took over as president demic excellence "

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: FURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT Sublease for summer until THREE OAKS I or two roommates 1 FURNISHED Villager SpyglassAps Walk to Santa FE CC, I BOR $270-6250, West 600 NW Il, Ave I bd apt July 31, fully turn 3bdr/Sba 6228 33/mo needed. iicro, wash.,. lao 4 bika Iron MASTER BR 28CR $335, NEW Townhouas 8440. Sac li nice quiet neighborhood Colliga Park Only need I-F rmm Plsasa call 330- campus Call 378-165 $200 mih a /3 In 3br/sba Oxford Manor Properties Townhouse avail MAY 1-AUG 15 and be Plua LMR Pool laundry, no cats or dogs 411 NW 15th St 371-7777 4 0248 4-6-7-4 uti 4-4.3-4 ind 8233/mo neg Call Rob 371-7755 Santa Fe Trace Apis 375-t 190 4-30475- 2 Studio. 1bd. and 2bd apte and houses WN-T LIVE ALONE this summer Sublet Rmmi needed for summer, own bdr in avail now and for fall Walk to UF I Beat the 4 sum C-Ig bdr in spacious 2bdr/l 12 be swnhee Option to rent rush College Park Proparties 411 NW Sbdr wnhse Oak Glade Apts Near UF 4 VA, quiet (Oak Forestf)-trn or unturn-t7l/nm , whole place in Aug Patio, tented yrd, 15th St 371-7777 4-3-5-2 Roommate Needed asherder available in most una fr rate, (negl)rma,,s are 21 a n/a cast pots ok. closs to UF/bum line 335 5047 or to share lbdrm/Ibth spi across from $20 ma Cats Allowed 18-28, 1 & 2 Bath 336-2S50 4 more Info 4-4--4 P-743 2*S1 4G-S-4 Tligert for Fall. Contact Tim 377-1085 4- Sol Air 636 NW 21th Ave Huge 2r/2a $250.8350. sec IS Im 372-8422 4-30- and Ibd mps Large Oaks 3-6-5 75-2 College Park Reap person seeks house to rent Max Sublet summer C Spyglass apt 3bed' Properties 411 NW ISth St, 371-7777 4- 1375-8425. prefer within 20 min drive of 3bath furnished, washerjdyer, will to $145 udi lnod. 3biks to UF Private en- SPACIOUS 3-S-2 SR24 s 175 Local ret avail 375-5703 IF subleit to 1. 2 or 3 persons Leave mes- Iano. single Im *f". uppaf class or grad Mag 4-4-5-4 sage 336-0211 4 5 44 MNE BEDROOM APT Masr UF, very clean 2bdr/Iba. new call 372-1&2 aft. S. 445-1 ONLY $MU carpet. fireplace, ae, wach/dry hook-up, F Wa t sublet room In Brandywine for WINDMEADOW tr bdr apt No de LYONS APT avail Aug S330/mo 373-1558 4-10-10- Brandywine, I bdr. turn. apt , assume 6000SW 20TI AV 377417 summer monthserant ng335-38,7 4-4. posit *375/mo Call 373-3558 or 377- leese in summer. prim nnr., 378-584. 4-30-71.2 2 7-4 4105 evening 4-13-10-4 4-5-6-1 Atraclive, clean apte 8 houses, close to INCREDIBLE Oxford Manor *bd avail May 7 opftn Nor Hawaiian Village sublet May thru Aug. LARGE [email protected] beside C"mpQS need 3 na Etficlency Apt. UF. avail for Aug , I yr tease No dogs refam in Aug Excellent location Call Ibd'1l. 8310/mo. great condition Call to replace grade $135-170/moeut takingg at sINok Call 4$5024. 430-24-2 378-11lS iv mog. 4.4-6-4 330-034 lv meg. 40-5-4 fall/sum. Own Room. 335-7797 gf luck airtgng at U ' 2 Sedroom Stace. Will. KIrk 4-3-3.1 MEADOWCREnT Sublease 2/2a taking summer N close to SUMMER SUBLET New Spacious Well pay U $75 to suble May-A u 15 UF, central ac. dishwasher, law rug. ia- WINDMEADOW Apt 2bdr/Zba 335- 2Sdr/2Ba turn $465 Garcmwcod 8lose Large room w/ separate entrance. private maculate coseltions great neIghbors 335- 0077. 4-4-5-4 to UF Call anytime 377-9193 4-13 10-4 375-., 6575472-1500 bath, fireplace. do"So istUF. NW secluded 4-30-70-2 4-4-5-2 area. 8350/m. 371-1745 4-6--1 Gatorwood Api -2bdr/2ba, furn at Subleaseor summer 2Bdr/29s at Rocky LO I Bedroom, close to campus. May, 64901, unfurn at $425/mo . May-July, Point. 1420/mo Call Lisa at 37865397 of Check Our Now Specials" $23500 Call 335-9455 4-8 54 ROOM sFOO0 STARTING $145 for Sum- All AmenltleAvailable 377-0377 4-4-52 375-4813. 4- 11-10-4 mar. Spring IS Fall eta. avail at CLO. Inod FURNISHED UNFURNISHED 10 meaatwk utit p, I bs U UF Sluden Jbdr duplex SW 17h AV, dose to UF pets Frazer Hae Apis sublease for summer. Lakewood Villas -Sublease May-Aug, RonwateaAvela. alid $26/M cIa Key Management 372- turn bd, own be. wash/dry. attractive and runl 377-42N9 or ep; by III NW 15th St. W-r. No I option too fall, 1bdr/lba, price "ago, Ibik 4-13-10-1 300 4.5.1.2 to OF 336-8236 4-4-5-4 clean only 6242,mo 335-5569 leave REGENCY OAKS mesaag. 4-I3 10-4 376-57 2 reofi to rent in Victorn hne Wood Lare* o,. b bedroom apt, four blO from 3230 SW Arer Road Summer sublet May to Aug 15. Lake- campus, NW., Nar nor Sc. PrIvate and flor$. image poreb. Ouckpo aea A-l- woo Villas Nb~ot room. shath Plase Sublet hru Aug Colonial Manor Apt 5 COUNTRY able May 371405. mm walk to UF quiet 8245dm,. 6175 sec. Call Wait 338- GARDENS 4-62 call Lenny of John at 335-5237 4-4-5-4 on SW ler/la furnished, 2071. 4-5-3.1 373-4500 pool 8245/mo Call Lsa 370-31n 44- 2001 SW I6 Straet 2bd apis. SW. cent hest'air, an bus, I Lg. 2bdr/2ba, pool, tennis/racquetball 3-4 BdrikitilIving or, privilege, most util pd. avail now, I avail mid-May. 1275. include courts. sauna. May-June only, $410/mo summer 413/mo. alley 16/mo, 4bdr apt Dump your roommate, Geta2 bdr for the water. annual lease, 373-001 44-5.2 Call/y message 335-6408 4-4-5 4 F grad student for ssdr condo in 1740 NW 3rd PI To apply/ino 372-2284/ price of one. Pool, tennis. sauna, wt Duckpand ara Centra$ heat/ac, 371-4243. 4-31-1 room Stoneridge Apts 3000 SW 34 SIt 2 BEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO UF Oxford Manor-2bdr/2ba, avail in May. aash/dry Sublease May July S4S A 375-1121 4-30-45-2 AVAIL NOW 8350/MO 378-54"4 SALLY $484111o , for more info call 23-1476 uwtlitiea 3735712 4-3 2-4 4-8-7-4 FOR RENT: Solve Parking Problimi Walk to UF from Roommate needed to sublet 3bdr/3ba *pT Anglia (NW thithSr) Modern well kept Specious R apt, 5 min bike to campus. *OXFORD MANOR* In the LAURELS Starting summer A 2 UNFURNISHED Atsa a wown washer/dryer, cent hiac, cetral air. pool. Indry. availal 5/7-/IS Sublease for summers Sbdr Alba Town $250/1o Call Tracy 335-4085 4-6-5-4 Now renting for tall yr lease 1t 8 last wIh option to eaae 1320/M 375 2193. houselli Price negotlabiel Please Call 2 bdr Apt in duck pond area house, firs dae 8460,mo 2dr/Iba-. 8610/mo 4-6-5-2 336-3513 4-3-4-4 Wtdidmeadows phase 2 sublease 2bdrm PlIc. wood flOors. calling fans, big yard. 3bdr/2ba $730/mo 4bdr/2ba 336-8354 is sbdemi/3bth apt for Sam C w/ option 4 avail May 32/ mo 374-141iS 44-5-2 392-0554 4-6-10-2 1/2 block o UFI 1241 SW 4thav 21, 2nd Gradutingil Sublet 2br/tba for summer, fall 336-1377 Rena or Kel $210/1c nag story security Available Immediateiyl close to UF, 30/mo Call Joyce 376-74t2. 4-6-5-4 NE Motorl district. ,g. Idr. wood floors, ALoti Unit-totally awesomel sidr 82/,Mon eg. Call Will at 3774789 4-6- 4-4-5-4 central h"atac, fenced backyard, avail near/UF. fantastic deal at only $200/mo (it 5-2 Looking for a great lsac. for Summer? In April, *7/m. 377-031. 4-4-5-2 pay320)forMayll-AugS callmeo335- Sublise Sun Bay Apt 5/i-V/15 Nice Oakbrook 3rd floor, single rm option tor 4374. 4-6-10-2 Big Home 8 Yard, sees, close to UF, grounds. quiet. cean, ne Call evenings fall May. June. July $f0/mo 378-6811 4bWr/2ba. capr. brick fireplace. bb goal. 378-4819 lbdr,260/o+utlt 4-4-5-4 4-654 nopets. I-May LASER PRINil NO I FREE YMkA J $W /Im. f.Aug $700 Pro- far grad students over 21 378-20*8 4.- PLEASE Sublet for summer. Speclous 34 Pinetree Gardens. subleasse for summer, 4-2 mil to campus 8160 neg Call Neil 378- spacious I bdr apt, prime neg. Please call 046 keep trying okil 4-4-5.4 335.7345 4-6-4-4 I mon* - e. rr e I bdr oused acreered porcivdeck , 2 an- a. mn h aesyl ms.,teshlp $o M1NMW fsta s trance 25$ in illcUi dnod. Mlasi mth MAY-AUGUST. lbr,1bafur.quielown I BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Furnished - Lobo - I rea $n 376- 4N OlfArcherISS St. Pels OK. Call 37-600 parklnglow utilpool, great mawn,SO% off room avail for Summer C semester Call PC LablitUni. 3724500 Iv mag. 4-54-2 May C280p/mo after Call Pete. 378-8468. 335-2202 Leave message 4-S-3-4 378-7042. 4.4-5.4 Sublet Zbdr/2ba May-Aug option for fall Summer Sublet - Treehouse Village, *440/mo or own bdrb for $220/mo A 1/2 Nt for bddsbith Windmeadows apt avail $tgO/mo Call Jack 375-4619. 495-4 utit Call 375-324 leava miasagO 4-6-3- now-Jly 31 an bddbth SI T5mo + 1/Out3 2 greatdeall tot more into. nil Cassie 338- Sublease until July 31. fully furnished tbdr/1 baapt SW area l20hOmoavail Mat AERC WEARA-R N FROM ALL 1133 4.4-5-4 PO4SO fl GAAX DALV 2bdr/2ba, new carpet, fenced yard. dish., S. 335-4870 4-0-5-4 cent heat/air, wash/dry hook-up, near SUBLET for summrter. option raill - SI* "t Oaks Mail, 8285/mo S $250 dep. 332- at STONERIDGE APTS 3bd/fba. Call ROCKY PT master bdeo In spacious -- .aae 4823 4.111.5-2 nel 33-0529. 4-5-1-4 sbdreapt. pond viw, pool. turn. $Itf/mo. IJ 336-I300lv message. must saw li1 4.9--. I or 2 pefacns to take over lease for sun. Spaelous Condo Summeraet Village. 4 r. 2bd 2MbI at 8235 per person. Oak acre. Iro Shads, sbdrI r2ba, new Forest Ali. 375-4220 afk lor Tally 4.9. Naet. au t starting May. tSex call Ted CAMELOT - 2bd be. unuren. April FREE I SPRING SOFTWARE MADNESS i 373-29. 4-4-54 Lease Birda In, Aug. Good location, p"a. sawla. laundry. $426/mo Call 374-6576. MOBILE HOMES: Ventura Apt. sublel for summer, 4-12844 $ 40% OFF UST PRICE * 2bdrsba Fully Furniahed $350/ma. great 3 FOR RENT/SALE od;Cell 33-16 Lean Message 4- Sublet Summer. irlb a, option for ON ALL COMPUTER SOFTHARP fail, I bik from UF Porisend Call 371- 'U tMe INae far sade E2bdi I bib. InS. 4-4-2-4 IBM AMIGA MAC Good Cand. Part Fon. Ctr Wells. Live at Okhrook Is summer Close to WalDq. tMy u s. a573-2227 r 377- campus. Mwn bedrmtbath.fully turn. A Summer Sublease: Oxford Manor. Productivity (many newfiles) 4374. 4-54" ie.l at 2lMv.I2 use. Call 37121 Cdr/Sba, rent Wi May Is Frael Call 575- eves. 4-5-14 U71 lv. melae, has. Fer - also. Games (InlCIUdirg TOP TEN) SUBLASE: SPYGLASS Sublease May-August Special Orders (almost arnythIn you went!) BRAND NEW Zbdr/2b townhouse r. OXFORD MANOR, sublet master ber . 4 HOUSE/APT. nished, must ee. plan Weavameas. Summer C. @Gros trom poot, fu'n. So-85. 44144 "M. C0 371-17 4 4-4 Flodda Book Store FREE May i s RENTI Haveesw. beta at Oakbrl a t Me Frnct Querer 2td /l 5/2 ba, unturn. I Writbsr Pin OK Pei, Laundry Is AmidAlAulge Computer Dept. Sub dis wa, Inn.,pay f ,MatoyM Aug ,o l.f.,W M.Close cen, hu. mih, UF. .Cn. 1614 W. Universily Ave. ane meS . 4+54 3M9 a'djy."*"oreli'",rn.M . 4444 376-5606 SPYGLASS APTS: Laae as 84-. op- Large turn Eber/iba twnhae In Mara. Clasai leds. SExcpt dcoatd edtntIoft SOfWtEN Weeas.erene. des is 4uie1 te.OaGy weed ler summer atadet. 54211 a$. Continued on next page. il SO00t. iS-mI alter 4. 4-5-7-4 U-9420. 4-5s 2 AII(GAflt, I14IIDAY APRil , ]'"l SUBLEASE: HSE/APT ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES FOR SALE Own furmvah ed bdrm & buth in MICRO CENTER) Computers 376-1146 Sum C I or 2 ersos 0 Sublease (2 Ly Case East sublet ?F summer own Own matter bdiba in an In the Pines POLO'SII bod/bah was h/dry $250t mno call today twnhse, close to UF, avail May Aug Big 3/3 apt Avail May 1 $240 nego A 1/3 Editor's choice - CompuAdd * Northgate slart ? yr iso) 2 bd HOnia Te o util/mo cable more Call 335 54 leave Price same or lower than mail turn good looking people, $190/per 335 377 3832 4-4 5 5 enough t, 21 $250mo Call Sari 371- *rH P 9557 4 42 4 1833 4-d-A- message 4 9-5 5 order Systams belo Includ. Imb. 40mb I wanI I0 live In The Laurels or (2rms). graphics monitor. CHEAPI na needs Sam to share spa- MC 20l12 110S. Packard Bell -$1295, Oxford Mqnor avail May option WMdneadow for all How about you'? F/NIS 1o share 2bdr/lb. turn $160/mo tbd I lo NW home May-Aug $735mo 61405. Northgete 308,20 Pleas Call Karen at 336 0077 4-4- 55 1 2 util , summer C , tall. behind Norman clous furn MC 386st - - renewal In Aug Nice clean, gray car * 112 il Dog okay Fonced yd 372- $2399 PB 286 laptop w/ hd 6 battery - pei Big enough for twol Call 3786 515 IV Hall. Aprl free. Cal) 3736416 4 S--S5 0858 eves 4-6 4-5 $190 CompuAdd 810w/ 20mb *greph- mSg 4 9-5 4 MIF to, gorgeous 3bdr horn. in duck pond area Witty N/S preferred Wood floors, HEY YOUI Nice, Fun. Jewish female '0 ca monitor - $970 1 A 3 year warranties F roommate needed for summer Own Opsitewarrantiea Panteonic1)80printer French Ot clos to campus 2bdr 1 e2 bay window, *c/ht. Fireplace, fencelyrd Sher* a room in a 2br/2l In Brandywie adrm/bal apt, fully fornshed SpacIous - *185 IHP Lacer Jet Is +61049.3743W be 1 rmmt $177 50 A 12 util neg 338- $200/mo , 13 utillal Mayt. 374-S148 S1 50/mo and summer is FREEI Call Jon 4 4-5-5 nifer at 372-1987 NOWI 4-5-5- apt, nice complex Ren nAgotilble Call University Ave. 4-30-65-6 i010 Chris/Roll 4-17-11 4 336-9375 4 9-5-5 Oxford Manor. Fermm to share 26d/2ba F N/S rmml needed to chare 2bdr/Sba FUTONI &FRAME SALE FEMALE RMMT Oak Forest own master I bd/bwash/dry, pool. bln/tb $200'mo apt $240?mo+1i2uiltAvailmay 5 Call condo, wash/dry. SW area 225/mo A 1/2 2 femr roommate nded forsumnmr/aI From only $200 p set. 377-9751 if no ans leave mng 4-4-5 util Avppel mmedlatety Call Karen 373- and spring. $150 each plus IIa of utilIties Call Matt 377-HU. 4-30-21- 8 114 uthl Sublet for Summer Call Ali 375-2441 335 5954 4 6 4-4 2386 46-S-5 in 36.d/2baih townhouse Call ROOMIES needed ASAP for big orange A Formal Gowns - Handmade out of town blue shuttered house corner of Archer Sp Prot NIS to share Sbdr/2 112 be furnished Slias 5 assorted COlors. no to M80 5 ROOMMATES 13 St across from tF-fully furnished uwili- apt for summer 5174/mo par uti 332- 6 FOR SALE 335-5417 Lv Mag 4-3-5-8 lies included wamser/dryev-225-Michelle 6520 4 -5.5 Atpine. Kenwood, Sony and 30 more BRANDYWINE - FURNI 2bdr/tba. 335-9768 4-6-7-5 our New oton Car Spring lambsfor Easter Hair shap. meat F NIS wanted lot summer Own room in brands se all at acuzzio sauna, wt room. huge pool. 1/2 Specialists 3215 NW 13 St 372 goats., woo) shap Grain led Slaughter Oxford Manor-rneat n/s F to sub summer turn 2d/I be apt Ouiet A close to UF Stereo Imp to UF. 8230'mofor own room, 112 2070 4-30-75-9 can be arranged Ron Prokop 462-5198 cable A util.372 28570enris 4-30-285 own upstairs br/ba very cleanI rent nego Asking StS0/nmA 102util Call 371 -2261 Alachua 4-3-5-5 cheapt /3 utilw/d tallop call 373-5390 4-4-3 5 Rockford, Foste. Tamsha, Pioneer,. Roonmmee wanted to share 3bdr 2ba 4-4-s-5 For Sale Nikon-N2000 Camere Body. Female to share 2bdri2bs Townhouse in Infinity, Kicker, Code Alarm. The Sest house 6 mel east of campus Washer sInstlere in Iowa, Car fte- Nikon 50me, 1.0 lens, Vivitar 550 FD Sfor own bdrrm/bath SW Area, fully furnished, ash/dyse Car Sterle dryer and many esArea 1175/mo A 12 ina 2bdrm/2bath apt rooto ad 37-1034. 4 30-75 6 flash. Retell 6600, will sell tot 6400 nego until 378-6827 4 3-S-S 8ig enough for 2 Regency Oaks apts No $225/mo &I 1/2 until Call at 33S 6273 4- Call Gary at 338-6211 Lv wig 4-4-5-6 13-105 ded req $2001mo Call 375-0975 4-4-5. CAR ALARMS installed remol. control Female N/S Pmmt to share 2bdriI ba Apt 5 any car truck or van fully guaranteed will Moving-Must Sell Aka 100 watt receiver to MtF for ig 32 Greenleal twnhse Yard $17S/mo A 1/2 otil. walking distance demo Call 38-91g student, message. 8125. aofa and chair $150. sewing ma- UF Call 377-4244 4-17-15.5 ATTENTION Rhnt wanted tot own room and woods, turn. share w/ 2 Fa. 8175/mo aNne $40. Call 37&$.3M alter SpM. 4-3- in 20r apt FULLY turn Lots of extras A 13 ulil Must ae May I Aron 371'- 4-4-3-5 Car Alarmse, Aulopg, Chapman. Home N/S F to share 2bd,/Iba Apt at Home Walk to UF 374 6563 leave message 4- 4563 and Car St.res. Pioneer, Sanote, USher TIE-DYE t-shirts. professionally done, Stead, own bdr Avail May 5, 175mo & 4-S-S wood, and more. We Best All Priceal only IS each Bryan tr Rodney anytime 1/2 utility Call 335-3745 4-3-S-S F N/S Rprrmt wanted Own Bdrsa 175-3714. 4-30-.9-6 335-413 4-3-4-0 Roommate wanted, own rooM, male or I2tSimo8 1/2util. For summa, For more LookingforMN/S Rmnmt(s)shsre Fair- female rentto00o+1/3 ui call f8-)541 info all Losa at 378-5397 or 335-9455. mont Oaks Summer C we option to stay 4-4-s-S 4-6 5 beyond Howard 395-7256 4-6-8 5 Easy-going n/a Im for summer C Own OAKBROOK WALK F/M sublet lor sum. Slice of Mice by Virginia Voel Klein Roommate wanted for 3bdr/2ba house, room in 2o 1/bh api walk to campuial mer, own bdr'ba fully turn, walking dis- convenient NW location nice neighbor- $175 + 1/2 util Call 377-9756 We met- tancu o ULF, rent nag. 335-2498. 4-5-5-5 hood. unhurn. S225,mo A 1,2 ul, $100 Sage 4-4-5-S see Call Tawnya 375 8173 4-3 5 5 Rockwood Vilsas N/S F Own bdr/ba for Choapt 130/mo + 1/2 until for your own sum andia, tall 1225/mo A 113 util, price Share luury lakefront condo w/que ma- room Siae in May & can continue Close neo for sum 336-4998 4-160-5 ture NIS F prot Avail 512 Near to UF. pool a c Call 335-0589 to, Infor CL / UF/Shands, nex to SIllan $350/mo + 1/2 Roommate to share 2bd/1a duplex 2 util mcl-own bdr/ba, pool. washdry, cable NEED F to Share 2 bedroom apt for Fall blocks to Nornian Hall $142.60 A 1/2 util- A wkily maid serv (lat mi + $350 damage Fully furnished-close to campus(lets than 1ias Call Mark at 378-7452 4-9-5-5 dep) 378-7728 lv meg 4 6-7- a mnla)l 210 a mo Call Lynn 335-768. I or 2 N/S F Rmmts needed to share 3/2 g .c F rmmt 1I in 3BR apt Summer C 815 Roomate wanted to Share 2bdt fully fur- adorable apl. for summer C Own room at Spacious api Pool, courts, May rent free nishod pent nego prefer professional fe- reasonable rate MUST SEEI Tracy at Call Julie Iv msg 378 6591 4-4 5 5 male or single mother call or IV msg 371-9295 Lv Message. 4-0-5 5 336-4158 4-4-5-5 Share 4bdr house across from Odome or OXFORD MANOe pgg O ns4 D summer, walk to school, own rm $150/mo * 2 bedeys w/balh In 3/2 house, fur- Roommate n.d" to summer Own ma- * 1/4 ulilities Call & vms Maureen 372- amshed, hard firs. ence, pesnok, quiet, ter bdr. own master balh, own wp in 7152 4 4 S- Irm to uf I look is all it will take $225, closet Low rent. 376-9708 4-9-5-5 375-7169 4-5-5-5 Roommate wanted to share a two bad- N/S F to share for summer Sbdr/3ba apt room/iwo bot lownhouse fat 1210/mo M N/S roommate needed for summer at Polo0, wash/dry. Wt room, pool option plus hall utilities Call Domirick 378 Own bdren In 4bdr/3ba spt $ISO/mo +1/4 to sisy for llft Call 338-5658. 4.5.3-5 1034 4-4-5-5 until Call 332-8559 4 S- -5 F NIS mrprt needed May I-Aug 14.Pait GREAT HOUSE near law school-OWN Summer end/or Fall/Spring N/S or own turn, pool. hear law school Only S200/mo -1- room In 2-Aory new home-W/D, dw p turn bdr/ba In Rockwood Villas, $250 A 1/2 Il Own room and bath Call 373- avlb May 1 rent NEG + t/3 bills 377 5789 113 ui Call Pam aSS 4469 4-5-55 1562 4-5.3-S

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SAILBOAT 1080 Holder I4 by Hlobe,. Complete bedroom aol cinO dbl Graduatinol Must set 37-high, 20-long. Fish tanks 10 A 20 gal Must Solut Excel cand condo 2br/2ba, monohull, complete *I spinnaker and bed dresser W/ mirror desk, nightland and 10 gallon treshwater tanks ail with 5 *pd cruiser w/ rack Pebble Creek area, 2739 30 Dr Cali a13 trailer 2.905 1-473 000 4-5--6 1lOOjobo Call Robin 375-0975 4-4l5-6 hood. stand and oil equipment Cyndi Kanmoe gas grill Need to sail 606-6SS or l13-862-3525 4-30-24-7 335-113S 4 -5- Call Mike/JOe 375 6889 4-956 Peavey VTM 60 wait amp Less than one 5 piece dining Mill Run townhouse Zbdr/2 1 2 ba. tablefor sale $0obo Call Graduation Satel complit. sell-out year old Paid 5450w111 soi to, $3001 now at 335-0529 4-5 6-6 of all Corwin-Vga At-a Loud Speaker System washidry, partially turn, Make on ofter, Grost sound, great deal Call anytime furniture and bicycle, Chairs. matching w Subwoofer $500 080 395-9518 Eric cal 904-372 4203 4-3-5-7 335-6860 4-4-4-6 Car Audio car CD deck $100 Kenwood sets. glass lable. etc Rich 375-1200 iv mess 4-5-3-6 SWEET spks 150 wt $50, Alpine spits Owt $40 12 SPEEO BIKE Centurion Elite Halle Plantation, 2brd2bs. gazebo, deck. LOFT - cuast-made for easty rm . carpeted Ads amp $50. Alarm *50, All nag 395- RS New tires Rarely used $250 050 lanced yard, all appliances, asm non- - ldder nid, Asking S65 obo Call 7860 4-3-3-6 McCartney McCartney McCartney Call 335-0935 4-5-3 6 nual 9 5% fixed FHA wo very low down 396-8150 4-6-5- Tampa Tampa Tampa 372-7260 4-5-6-7 FREEPORT, BAHAMASI Round trip McCartney McCartney WcCariney pre SUMMER BIKE SALE I speed crus MUST SELL - Mans DOuch 10 speed $125. cruise tickets for two. 4d/3n Call Eric 335- 2 Tickets April 12 372-3616 4-0 5-6 r5109. 3 speed coaster brake $189, 6 Assumsble No Qualifying A i2% Low New Lesarrn Stlsrng Wheal - $35, Sot. 5551 Will accept beat offer 4-5 5-S speed cruise' S10, 15 speed alloy rims down only $310/mo P & 1. Adorable Spa- A Love Seat - $400. 372-0057 4-6-56 Waterbod, queen size, S0% molon, white $199, IS speed mountain bike 8270 claus fedr w/ loft, ceiling ten, skylight, 3 Paul McCartney Fix 4 sae 4-14 padded. $t50 pbo. call 335-7345 4-64- RACING & TOURING - Miele racing vertical blind, Indry ir, storage A 2 Waterbed queen size, nw metiress, side J Robbie stad Great seats FLOORI Call a bike *390. Vrivega Nvoivotch alum frame decks. Beautiful landscaping w lota of pads, heater $1 75 Call 376-8345 leave Gall 395-6172 v meg 4 5--6 Everything MUST Gol abde, living * din- $370. Vivatech $439 3 used Can- Dogwood A Azaleas 374-4023 or 376- message 4-4-3-6 Ing room ondaes starting at $275. Large selection 4702 eIaiwtnds 4-4-3-7 furn washer & dryer. everything of used bikes Roia 36mm Normal ns w/sddIioenai in great cond. cell 375-6*71 Iv message 80 to 20 Zoom. came, filters, tripo A all 4 --S- GATOACYCLE 3321 SW Archer Rd 373- accessories Asking 600 For more info. 3062 40-5-5 8 MOTORCYCLES WILD HAIR*I Michael a1372.8117rleave rrs 49-5- 4 MCARTNEY TIE, LEX. KY APR 9 372-7583 4-6446 Mountain Bike Alpine Freemnont Pass Sick o parking? 87 o4onda Elite Scooter Sil top o the line. shimano diora equipped, 4900 miles, excellent condition $600, Nexus* looks like new. barely used Call 371 377-23S7 4-5-IS K5 HAIRCUT fllished /Un arnished 0422 4 5-3-6 87 Jaws mroped.*300 Excel cord 2 $20 PERM curl or body * (IHAIR AFFAIR 1 1 we're Tandy 26 100% IBM, 40K 20M1d. blocksiami.a Can met Cola Chris Any $35 SPIRAL PERM * First Time 'New & Impeoroed"I 3 25. 5 25 drv rqbcolor. modem mouse time 372-3559 4-3-4-6 $18 Hi-LIGHTS I Wash-N-Wear & dmplatt.; proir Sotiws's $1500 Call $45 LEISURE CURL Convenient to LF. Shands. moo 392-5979 wkdys 2-m 4-5-3-B Most 8.41 *5 Yamsha XJ7o to first ta- $20 RELAXER I Perm Special i Shopping. Dining ouiable offer Low miles. great condition. a(Long hoolleMinirrcomuter) a meritcans Froslias refrigeratorfrexzer side-by- lots at aras. Call 335-6704 for dormlis $25 CARE-FREE CURL side Avacado 21 mu It 00. 392-1733 44-6-a MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN S We Do Sculpt-red Nails Basketball ask for Pal. 40-5-6 WALK-INS WELCOME Petm Welcone IN? Honda Elite 80, runs greel, blus, I helmet include. $700 or mbast off.r, all OPEN MON-SAT 106 Pm* WET CUTS $69 Or 2 Bedroom Townhouses 7 REAL ESTATE. Mike at 378-6189. ieave a messag. 46- 374- tong Sa/, Exran ftlly Renovated for Fail s-, G 3 * 902 OfEN Oakbrook Condo 2b4/2be lumr. ground 4 AOR PLAZA 131h SI & Univ* N IN S-AT Landmark floor. poolaid. Take *aer payments or Tornos golden bullst 175-2472 1a ., lII II SW fesht Ave malboier 378-17s 4.10-1 1980 Moped FOR SALE $360 Call 336 5807 end leave Mag 4-6-4-0 9 AUTOS - - - U I ~ ~m 191O Toyota Corolla GTS, hatchback, mr black, twin can 16 vlves. excellent con- dibiona. $6060 obo Must sell Call 335 373-FIND 630S 4-35-6-9 Classfleds. -C BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. Continued an next page ANigator Classjfeds allow products. services, lobs, etc to be listed in a directoryy to m . I easier for readers to lmd your ad A simple form explains fh. step-by-stop manner in which to place an ad and will help fire you d ine the cast Our Classified Advertisig staff will be happy to advls yost Superior IT-A{A Alligator Classllieds may be placed in a number of ways: I I I I I It you have a valid Mastercard or Visa, you can place your ad by 3"72-7277 tlepsphoing 373.FIND benW., 8.00 and 4 00 pm 2 You amp mad your Alligator Classilled form (wit chl, money order Rai a carftcmr or MastercrdmMsainformation - no cash please) in ft Alligator Classfled 0S PO Box 14257 a GaIn.svIlle. FL 32604 For I II 1 m 3 You can plJco your ad in persoon by coming I, our office at 1105 W. University Ave bewn 8am and 4 pm. weekdays Our gained, fiend- Iy staN wi be glad to help you widh your ad * 4. 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Te .o.n -- ill,n Al- Atok ite aonfnt a blonh sagrlmet n te Of The hi*sdent 64012 Fb A#*W pubisahdM Th. hstpwWn"fFda ANaor patfvor *a night SO Wa a ss dp of de sultbf of ady ad- _10mie ._.Ame~m amsi -tMVa- O - afengr latmled for puhton and mNne SO a.d' s -.af, r NW my ao"dng py submfltd fti Free I (SI) 74tf C a0 Fraee I O I--0 '4, AflGAPI. fliMSDAY, APRIl 3 fi AUTOS SERVICES SERVICES TYPING SERVICES TYPING SERVICES Ty pinoisord Procesig Ouality depand- MICRO CENTER, Typing 376-0330 Full 85 VW JE TTA GLI good sporty reliable Problems in Ma Then cail Greg Pro- a oilt service computing Typing starts * transportation runs and looks great, gray ** GATOR MOVING ** sessional and Reliable Tutoring olfcrsd able service Reasonable rates Later FulliSe Mov S tor Pac king 1 printer 377 9175 (ii 9 popm 4-30-29 12 1 SO/pg * Resumes $6 * Self service wbick mli call MARK a1373-9883 4 4- Tel 377 7415 LeaveMssage 4-5-5-11 resumes * $2 50hr * I S/page Laser 5-9 rtemHs Full Days'Eves Long die L.cOIns Harry/Bill374 4791 4 30 75 11 Typing/Wordprocessing. WordPerfect typeset Sraphics * spell check * h .ses 80 VW Rabbit Convertible 141k, runs McCoy Mini Siorage 5I. quality work fast results, low ate. * papers * special characters * employ- SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * les 2160 N E 1st Blvd dependabis, personal service Tars 332- mnil databases * mailmerge * training good. 5 spd. FUN 335 7172 If msg WordPerfect specialist Visa/MC. 4-30. $3600 obo 4-4-5-9 sons * boarding * woodser facilities * 5 X 10 10 X 10 10 X 20 1469 4-30 54 2 hay rides * parties * sales * working Call Us 376-3286 91 Honda Accord hatchback good cond, students accOpled 465-3224. 375-8050 4 27-20-11 TYPING - Near Butler Plaza Fast Ser- 13 HELP WANTED ion. reliable $1900 371-1900 4-4-5-9 430-75-11 vice $1 2S double space Call 373-8387 MOVING? Running out ol ime? Let Galor 4-930-12 AVON 375-8947 Moving pick-up. store * allv your be 1970 Toyota Corona statio wagon.s- Sel Avon Full o, Pad-time We Train onar $1100 378-755 *SUNBELT MOVING* longings to you in the fall 374-4791, 374 *word Procesig* Professional quality able, Origina Professional Moving/Packing a Supplies Benefits Insurance 4-30-75-13 save message or 374- 1900 4-4-5-9 4488 4-30-21-11 at student price. Fst, fsliable. service I Item Housefull Local/Ling dist Lic/ins Grad school, law school experience 315- NEW ENGLAND OROTHER/SISTER 1973 Alla Romeo Convertible Spider, Pricsdlor Sudental Marty 375 MOVE 4- 7128 4-13-10- 2 3075-It SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? CAMPS-MASS. Counselor Positions for Red, great cond, $2900 obo, Call Sarah Get confidential testing end treatment at program specialists Team Sports. Ten- 24 HR TYPINGWP5 - LASER 395-9529 4-3 30 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377-0881 4 PRINTE R nis. Performing Arts; Waterfront. Inquire, -ENGLISH GRAD editiproof/apell - no Mah-n le-Nac(Boys), 190 Linden Av, *FREE * chole cr Ripp 376-364 4-25-21-12 Is It True You Carl Buy Jeeps For $44 WIN A HAWAIIAN VACATION OR 9IO -* Glen Ridge NJ 07021. Danbe(giris), 1l through ihe US Government? Got the Prosnancy Tast Gainesville Women's SCREEN TV PLUS RAISE B10 SSH IN Horseneck Road, MontVille NJ 07045. facts today' Call 1 708 742 142 Eus JUST 10 DAYSIII Typing and Wordprocassing - Legal, HEALTH CENTER Please call 1-800-778-0520. 4.18-48-13 688 4-3-1-9 Objective Fundraiser term papers, etc Professional quality and 720 NW 23rd Avenue reliable service Call Nancy. 372-2750 PART-TIME WORK WkIdays, wk/nds. 377-5055 Commitment Mlinmal 1979 Oldo Cutlass Supreme, now paint, Mony Raise big S 4-10-10- 12 summer for reap /cofl/students w/trans , uphoistry, brakes, plugs and wires Also, ABORTION (To 24 Wks) Cost zero lnvesh"nt heavy 'fling required Call 374-4791, rana still under war, $990 Call 371 BIRTH CONTROL Campus organizations, clubs, frats. Put It In Writing Fast. accurate, reliable 374-4488 4-13-10-13 7261 4 6-5-9 Gynecology Services sororities call OCMC 1-i00-932-0528/1 service Maslors in English will Check 600-O50-8472 Ext 10 4--1t I spellingandedii 24hrs 373-1937 4-30. 1979 Mercury Cougar, while, auto, a/c. EARN $35 very good shape. $2000 OBO 371 -7162 J's 24 hour wordprocessimg Reports. This week for new donors for 2 plasma after April 6 or 392-1950 4 9 5 'Asus.* cover't'rs ar"d ,or.Call donaaons on ou, new automated ma- CALL CJ THE DJ TYPING 336-8535 Call relurnd ASAP 4-30-21- pro DJ service at 375-B483 4-13-36-11 chines Special bonus programs each Dodge Magnum XE 79 recently rebuil an 12 month Free refreshments, free parking. trans Loaded, asking $1900 12 SERVICES gine and Guitar A Bass Lessons tailored for your MI Experienced stal ervinpyou since 196 David 372 9719 Leave message on an- **ACE WORDPROCESSING** Call or stop by Gainesville psma. 238 swering machine 4-9-5 9 goals Top Professional wars easp Be g nter Ady Suzuk- based children's YOU WRITE, WE TYPE Resumes, ferm papers, disserlations. SW 4th Ave 378-9431 Mon-Fri 6-7 Sat. method available Larry 336-5824 4-4-5 Business * Legal * Personal Repoues legal. technIcal 335-7084 420-15.12 *-2 4-30-l-I13 Term Papers * Typeset Resume * Etc 10 WANTED Oval.~ H Ml~pe Typing Plckup/Del Typing and wordproc near Art. Graphics. Art Ed, etc. 10-15 hrs p.r 378-7179 campus Dependable, quality service wnk begmC term. S-blooks fromUf, art Local Artist needs GOLD. Gems, Class GOLFERS1 Perfect your swing with revo- lutionary ranindg device Rod 335-6413 4 30-75-12 Reasonable rates 24hr/day Call Carol letering Job $3 75 par he to start. Reply Rings ETC Top $ or trade Ozzieas Fine 313 4464 4 t7-1 1-12 Box 286 Gtesville 32402, 4-3-5-13 Jewelry 373-9243 4 30-75-10 before noon 4-34-1 1 *Typing * reparls * busi@s * legal A Wanted Baby crib and accessories Must GUITAR-learn to play howls 4 or a resumes * chssItes transcribed * appoi- be in good condition Price negotiable sir.acoustic or electric Just say YES to "lions * letters * notary CAfe. Available Call 33* 0632 M F 6 ropm 4-9-5-10 music call univ music 372-2637 4-4-5- 24 hous/7 dayse/372-2777 4-30-75-12 11 WANTED McCartney Tix for Miami show Typing $1.0 pg - min. $500. Reports. Have 2 lix for sale or trade for Tampa MOVING? Theses. wilatever Grad School P T List 4/12 Call MIKE 376-4703 and IV mag Resourceful student wull size truck will WCS 917 NW 13th -373-022. 4-30-75- 4 5 3-10 beat any price in town 336-9461 4-25- 12

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NW Mini slorage at 1-75 A NW 39th Ave .'- 2# %' near Oaks Mall area, 5 x5 to 10 x 20 from % :gh-I $20. 10% disc to students 332-8017 4- 30 75-11 BREAD & ROSES ABORTIONS 1233 NW 10th Ave 372-14 I 1 MCNISA/Insurance I 0J'j~. 4 f~4 Free Pregnancy Test Beuleffitiugf Habitat Member National Aboron Federation 4 30 75 11 for Humanity AA STORAGE Close to UF Corvnert 444 $15/mo 4x828 $25,mo 533 SW 2nd Ave 377-1771 4-30-75 I1 TUESDAY, APRIL 3 Greek

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IlF 7:214 Noon at the North Lawn . .- _____2.-- 'DJESDAY. APRIL 3, 19% MJLIGATR, 15 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 15 PERSONALS PERSONALS 16 CONNECTIONS WAITRESSWAITE R E engaged couples needed for new exci Hiring for summnerlali positions Experi research project on convarsatlon. SAVE ON RAYBANS GAY SWITCHBOARD ence nceaaary No phone calls pears Karlene 395 8270 Call BEAT THE HEAT ASAP 4.5 3 13 University Opticians In all the latest Men a women's aswm & 332 0700, 24 rs ialo/Rolerral SNUFFYS 1017WUniv Ave 4-3-5.13 300 SW 4th Ave 378 4480 430-75-16 EARN FREETRIPTO EUROPE 4-30-69-15 summer wear faaturin Gotcha, One Ouiksilve. Raisins, Vuarnet A morel position open for Resldent Man- Looking for campus rep for college-m Wanted Steady akout prtner ens at Lts ared tour company Lloyd Clarke Sprts 504 NW 3 St 4-0 eger in this Dlv of Housing. Position to Ia 35 yr ntsrested SKYDIVE 3-15 Get Phs Just starting free we., naut. ser begIn May. Supservem stIff of 3 In Vil. In history, culture of discos beaches Skydive with the Williaton Slydivers 336. oblc Call 374-8439 with your schedule lage of 350 ape. Adflnistrative & com. 'THtS IS AS MUCH FUN AS YOU CAN 7070 4-5-16-15 4 3-4-16 unity dew. responsibilities. Pan time HANDLE'- Contact PJ Ferris for per UMBRO IS HOTI posillon for full time UF Student sonal interview 3415 W Univ Ave 9.4 COUNSELORS (male female) for North and weve got tons of it For the latest EYE EXAMS. contact venea, eye disease ss.0,12-moe plum apt aI SS0/io fUtil. M F 4-6403 Carolinas hoet S week children's sum- styles Isgreat selection,chock out Lloyd treatment 20 years asp Or J Beckum, lies lnoizluded). Deadline April 12 mer camp Cool mountain climate. good BE ON TV many neededJo' Clarke Sports 1504 NW 13 St 372-7836 optometrist 0*7 W Univ Ave 376-1288 ApplIeotlon al Div. of Nous. corner al commercial. pay and great funl Exp not necessary 4-4-345 4 30-20-1a Museum A SW 13th St. 4-11-11-13 Now hiring all ages For casting info call For brochurstapplication Camp Pine S1S 779-Il1 Ext T-235 4-3 1-13 wood. 20205-1 NE 3rd Court. Miami, FL AUTO INSURANCE Wasp man S1' 150*. 32. prof. bike EARN C SUCKS: 33170 or phone 306-722-750 4--I13-15 Need a VERYLOW PRICES onlmk, Into scuba. skiing,movies Seeks Campus Connections. the top college summer job? Florida has thou woman 21-21, who's sharp. * nds of Students Welcomel Cal today attract , it, magazine needs ambitious students to job opportunities All areas, SAILING, 40 Morgan w/captein. St Au n/s. mod drinker for friendship, dates, complete listing Sunshine State Ins 371 9696 etc sell ad space, and help publish your Cal 11407-347 1490 4- gustine. $100/day . a People max. Reply w/ photo. phone & note to P0 Box school's edition. 8*6 whperaor We provide training, fuli Gall. is looking with 8 1 -473-0080, 4-9- Natural Foods and Vitamins 23769. St Gville 32602 4-16 10 16 or par t ae. Call 800-342- 110 4-3-5-13 for exp kitchen help 10-15 Please apply in person at 1718 W UnIv Birkenstock Sandals Need volunteers for a 2 week study of a fupsmlrl 330-1111 4 3-5.13 Sunflower Healthe Foods 17 NOTICES Anybody can ell lOw once, bul at EZ Tan- 87 SW 34th St 372 7482 new psoriasis nmedlalion 331 -379 4- nls, arm sre malt Ite0 career Local Gil's Scout Camp, 7 wk live-in Sale or no 4.30-75-15 pa sale, we will beat any price intOWn 'Today Stands on Yesterday' Attention Studental sition, counselors, horseback riding in World Federstion of Europeans structo. S-IS Full and part tMe Work eveileblsI Excel- cook If you love children call NEED LOW COST BIRTH CONTROL? (birth or descent), Box 14262, lent pay. hours. incredibly flexible Call Kay 4B-3917 4+16-10-13 Get special student discounts on exaems North Palm Beach, FL 33408 372-147M 4-46-13 CAMP ANDROSCOGGIN Main SCUBA CLASSES and all supplies at PLANNED PARENT- boys 4-30 75- S camp Seeking out going stafl to teach Register now Classes beginning 4-9 and HO 377-0801 Altention - pearect ior students l-F 5 30 tennis & sailing also have 4-19. Call or come by Water World 720 18 RIDES opI in took You? * 30pm ph"oe 'ales, hourly wages plus canoe, rflery, dramatics and crall Excel NW 13 St 377-2622 Gville leader in Best Everydayl bonus. 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I or Kruger o, head basketball coach, sev row (today),"Chiman said 'I haven't made State is purple" Kruger, 37. becomes the third coach in t ral mnermler i tole tear expressed a sense decision, thjis why I'm going to talk to Garcia wasn't alone Forward Stacey less than a year for the Gators after leading W) curiositc il their new coach him' tomorrow." Poole said he also had no idea who Kruger the Wildcats to four consecutive NCAA ap- Especially one player - junior Livingston through 10 games last season, Chatnian was, but added today's presentation of Kru- pearances Chatmnan averaged 12 6 points and seven rebounds ger should be exciting "I think he'll be my coach for the next [he 6titit 8 forward irom Iakeland left before he cited "burn out" Jan 14 'It's going to be interesting to have him three years,'"freshman Hosie Grimsley said [he (;aurs oi the middle o' last seasonciting Most of the leama was out of town during here because we don't know anything about "Were all going to have to adjust to a new personal anl phvsal problem, Chatmam the weekend.nd ;earned of heir new coach hom," Poole said coach but I'm just relieved the whole ordeal said Monday hi', back to 100 percent phys- Monday through other players and the Poole also said the first job ol Kruger will is behind us" ically, but will have to talk [o Kruger before media be to get to GamnesviLle as son as possible Alligator staff winter Gregg Doye contrib- iakaig a dcc ision Junior Renaldo Garcia was at a loss of for the benefit of the team uted to this report Cris and friends tee off for charity 5th annual Collinswo rth Classic begins

By MAT FOGLESON a m at the Turkey Creek Golf and Alligator Writer Racquet Club, links the comnmu- nity to MHSs cause by providing Neal Anderson. Lrenzo Hamp- the public with entertainment from triand John I Williamns, thethree ome of Gainesville's former he- running backs instrumental in roes Ult's football success ol the mid- "We try to give something back 1980s, return to Gainesville today to the community, said Tom Uim- to golf in the annual Cris Col- lauf, director of resource develop- hansworth lienefit Classic ment for MHS "It enhances our Colliswsrtlh, a standout re- reputation as a town " ceiver for the Gators in (he 1970s, Umlauf said this year's event has headed the tournament, which should raise more than $100,000 benefits Uinesville's Mental Other expected participants mi- Health Services, sice 1986 He clude former Major League Base- retired from [he NI [)s Cincinnati ball manager Danny Ozark and lengals last year alter a successful former Major Itague player Rick career and now works in radio Reichardt Other former Gators who were Umlauf confirmed Colhinsworth on N FL rosters last year that will will be at the tournament, since his participate include Ricky Nattiel of status was in question because his the Denver Broncos. Lomas wife was expecting a baby She Brown of Detroit Lions and Kerwin gave birth to a girl on Saturday. Bell of theTampa Bay Buccaneers. U UPs Bates enos honor. In the tournament, an athlete or Golf Digest has named UF golfer celebrity will team with four spon- Pat Bates March's collegiate sors for a round of golf. player. The tournament has raised Bates, who won March's Golf more than $250,000 over the past Digest Invitational with a 5-under- four years. That money has been par 211, is the second consecutive Getting his kicks aL",ic - used to help establish a MHS drug UP golfer to win the magazine's and alcohol treatment center, award Chris DiMarco won Judd Davis works on place-kicking drills at the Gators' practice field. UFconcludes spring which will open later this year February's award The Invtational practice Saturday with the annual Orange & Blue Game at Jacksonville's Gator Bowl. The Classic, which begins at 8 was Rates' second career victory I UNLV lambastes Duke 103-73 1 Valdosta State next for Gators for national basketball crown Slumping UF begi ns 5-game home stand vs. Blazers DENVER (UPI) - Anderson Hunt struck for 29 points ERA) to get the nod. Valdosta at 7 pm. Wednesday and and Nevada-las Vegas played crackling defense to hit col @y ALEX MARVEL Alligator Writer Mike Moberg leads UF in batting resume their SEC schedule this lege basketball's jackpot Monday night, defeating Duke with,.350 average. Dave Majskiis weekend with three games against 103-73 in the biggest in an rout NCAA championship final. The UF baseball team begins a the only other Gators starter batting Louisiana State (23-9, 5-4). In a commanding showofstrength, discipline and sparkle, five-game home stand at5 p.m. today better than.300, with a.314average. the Rebels set a record for most points scored in the Miami tops poll. Miami, win- against Valdosta State. games, nmo.ed championship final and left no doubt as to the premier team The Division II Blazers (11-14) are ner of its last seven in college basketball. The Gators (16-15) lost two of led by Rusty Brown (.411, 27 RBI, into the No. 1 spot in the CUakiliate seven home runs), Ward Holton Baseball/ESPN poll Monday. The Rebels (35-5) shredded Duke during an 18-0 run in three Southeastern Conference the second half, silencing any prospect the Blue Devils had games last weekend against Missis (.395) and Andy Rykard (.326). The Hurricanes (31-5) won the of winning their first NCAA title in four final game appear- sippi and are tied for fourth place in Valdosta State's starting pitcher was Pillsbury Classic tournament last ances. the SEC at 3-3. Mississippi State is not announced. week, defeating previously top- Hunt was 12 of 16 from the floor and 4-for-7 from three- in first with a 7-2 conference mark, The Blazers finished with a losing ranked Wichita State 2-1, along with point range. He was backed by larry Johnson, who delivered 19-7 overall. record for the first time last sean Minnesota 3-0 and Stanford 4-3. 22pointsand II rebounds. GregAnthonyhad 13andStacey Doug Brennan is the Gators'prob. under 23-year coach Tommy Wichita State, after losing three Augion 12 as the Rebels shot 61 percent from the floor. able starter today. Brennan is 2-0 in Thomas, who needsonly IIvictories time, last week, dropped to fourth. to Duke (21-9) was led by Phil Henderson with 21 points, seven games this season and has not become the second Division II Stanford (26-7) was No. coach 2, fol- while Christian laettner added 15 and Ala Abdelnaby 14. surrendered a run. If he doesn't to win 800 games. lowed by Aruons State (30-9) and start, look for Brent Stuart (4-1, 2.75 Ile Gators again play host to No. 5 Florida State (30-7).