Hispanics Overlooked in Black/White Tension

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By DEBBIE CENZIPER "whether through my speaking to fic students. yet Hispanics are as perceptions " (olor, he said Alpgator Writer people and them making fun of the much a minority group as others But HSA member Victor Malo Malo said the recent lorimatori way I speak, or looking at me funny Hispanics have a low represen- said Hispanics sit more on the side oF a white rights group, which is In the midst of racial tensions when I say my name. You can tation of faculty members, lower lines in the right between blacks new awaiting UF approval to be between blacks and whites, an- notice the difference in people than any other minority group ex- and whites tunie an official organization. it other minority group said it is con- when I say my name isJuan instead cept American Indians, which limit "We're caught in the middle, lecs blacks more than H ispanics sistently ignored even though the of John." the number of role models stu- more of a neutral area," Malo said Although Affirmaive Action laws, tensions affect them also. Several organizations, including dents may have, Gonzalez said Blacks versus whites is more ol which the group , opposed to, Juan Vitali. founder of the for- the Hispanic Student Association Hispanic students also tend to an older racial tension" apply to Hispamits as well as mer Hispanic Student Union, said blacks, Malo said he doesn't feel and the Hispanic Engineering So- score lower on the College Level Blacks present a more unified although Hispanic students repre- ciety, try to group together the Academic Skills 'est and similar threatened by the group sent a large miority at UF, their force than Hispan Its. Maio said, estimated 2,094 Hispanic students tests, he said because there are many different problems are overlooked. Hispan- on campus. 'I think they havea right to ics face discrimination, but it's not "If you look at typical indicators types of Hispanics such as Cuban. their own unin,' Malo said 'l"t as evident as that faced by blacks, Quality of Life Task Force co- of progress, it's hard to say that Mexican and Span ish I'm not i auordance with what he said. chairman and education professor Hispanicsare doing OK." Gonzalez Hispanics may fit in better be- they sland for because I don'I "I've experienced many in- Gerardo Gonzalez said UF tends to said "Its just that we don't have cause they are nore integrated think they know what they're talk stances of racism," Vitali said, ignore the problems facing Hispa- any real data to tell us of students' than blacks and have a high ier skin ing about " Bryan starts final week

By RONALD DUPONT JR. Alligator Write, Alter armisi p ears of service to I F -- - including a short [cin as is [eider durmig ant t1 ir, worst st mad1 over 41 lterii IPresildeit Robeto Bryat will begin his imal week tom ligert Hall today One might think this week would be an emotional time for hin - a time to be eay-eyed, to shake thousands of hands to make rinmerous farewell speech hes Not so. he says "It's just like any other week, ' Bryan Ti said sunday Irom 1, Cew hole "You. just keep doig th1g urn vou have to 9 $ 0-9 quit " Bryan spent Saturday and Sunday mo(vlrng ot 01 the massive Presidet's Manlslon lod sold it anything is dhtiert-11 about his imal week, it will be his sched- ale at home "The coming week will be unusual buying stuff and having to put it together, running down to Home Depot every half hour," he said (My wile's) very happy All of her nesting istnets are in full Someting fishy bloom " Nour Nazef, a graduate student in civil engineering, swims at the O'Connell Center pool. He says he swims three Even his final staff meeting Friday, times a week for the exercise. when he officially meets for the last time with those people who have worked for him for years, will be no different, he says above average "No melodrama,"Boryaisaid Wo'lligo Survey rates Infirmary around the room and talk like we've bottom of the survey, a yes/no question pressed with waiting, understanding Student always done." see Health Services procedures, and general Algatorl itner asked students if they knew they could Bryan joked that his last week may be a physician by request. campus impression of services. hectic but shouldn't be too difficult After 'The Infirmary is cruising through school Students gave the Infirmary "'s" in con- History senior Robert [ vinski said he all, he doesn't have to deal with budgets with a 'C+" average, according to a survey venience, confidentiality. phone service, per- gave the Infirmary a "C" for general impres- "Those are all Dr Lombardi's tasks sponsored by the Student Health Outreach sonal impression of services and staff sion on campus because he and his friends he said, laughing Team. attentiveness. The Infirmary received agrade have had bad experiences, but he said ser- Lombardi, who will be sworn in as iF's of 3.28 in staff attentiveness vices have improved in the four years he has Now members of SHOT are planning to point average ninth president Monday, said he too, sort their list of recommendations before with 43 percent of the respondents giving been using them. doesn't expect his last week - which handing it in to administrators them an A. "I know a lot of people who won't come ends Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Uni- to versity - to be unusual. Each semester, the survey asks students Respondents gave the lowest scores here because they're not sure of the service, procedures and "I don't go forelaborate goodbyes he to grade Infirmary features, which includes waiting time, understanding but I think they are good," Levinski said, ofStudent Health for said. "You sign your last papers, shake distinguishing between their personal Im general campus impression adding that he gave the Infirmary "A's" and what they thought Services. hands and walk outthe door.On Wednes. presslon of services see I Rhy, page 8 day, I'm gone." U11was the general campus impression. At the But respondents said they were less m, WHAT'S HAPPENING

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By PATRICIA LEE 6,400 on-campus housing spaces, 2,700 are the number of spates available, Worley said ene and Lho last tour digis of their soial alloted for those who want to continue living Alligator Writer Of the 2,700 spaces reserved, 2,100 are security numbers in the dorms set aside for the usual drawing Mhe other Each group or 97 to 100 nnies is placed Dormitory residents who wish to remain Because of limited opportunities lor re- 600 are spaces allied for students who mto I barrel and any student included in on campus traditionally have taken their newals, the lottery was establshed to give apply and interview to live in co-ops. and for one of the first 21 groups drawn is guaran chances atgetting fall housing Butthisyear all students a chance to live on campus students who live in Yulee Scholarship Hall, teed housing for the fall their odds are improved Although entries for the drawing usually for which they must meet special require- Ihe Division of Housing usually receives The Division of Housing announced last outnumber the spaces available, the lottery ments more entries than it can handle, but the because the Division week there would be no lottery for fall was canceled this year "We have 493 over the quota for the lottery has been canceled twice before, housing because fewer students applied of Housing did not receive as many requests lottery, but based on previous experience Worley said I-or students who don't want as in the past, Housing Associate Director than in past years. and what we know about cancelations and to move, the canceled lottery was good Jack Worley said All 2.593 students who sent a housing change of plans, everything should work out news request and a $100 deposit to the housing 'Why that many students didn't apply, we fine," Worley said "In fact, we've already "It came as a relief to me because I can't office before the Feb. 14 deadline now are don't know," Worley said had 50 students petition after the deadline, afford to live off campus right now," said Bill guaranteed housing for the fall semester "Thal's like asking, 'Why don't students and they're all getting in." Barnwell, a freshman in Murphree Hall and don't have to worry about being selected do things on time?' But we're as happy as The lottery was started about 10 years Anyone interested in housing for the tall in the 'lottery," the random drawing usually we can be about it, because it means we'll ago, and since then, every spring semester stil may have a chance. Worley said Stu- held each spring. be able to accommodate more students," a drawing has been held, Worley said Stu- dents should contact the housing office 'the Because UF tries to give all incoming Worley said dents living on campus are notified in No- sooner, the better, because there may be freshmen a chance to live on campus, stu- And even though there may appear to be vember and reminded in the spring to send room left, but it's still gonna be pretty snug " dents who already live in dorms must com- extra space because the lottery was can- their requests and $100 deposits They then Information about petitions is available pete for spaces set aside for them. Of the celed, the 2,593 applications already exceed are grouped according to roommate prefer- from the Division of Housing at 392 2161 Activist: Individual key in fight against toxic waste I recommend we start mind- An executive member of Con- By NANCIE ARMER "But States in 1940. By 1950, that figure "As long as you're producing ing our neighbo's business, too." cerned Citizens of North Florda, had tripled The 1986 estimate of Alligator Writer toxic chemicals and not elimmat- Calling themselves IThe Doom Dresser researches and provides hazardous waste in the country ing them, you are directing them Individuals who are concerned and Gloom Sisters,' Dressler and environmental information (or any was 304 million tons, an increase toward someone," O'Briant-John- about the environment must de- Sandra O'Briant-Johnson de- person or group who wants it of 600 percent over 46 years. son said, mand an end to the production of scribed how more than 125 rivers, "Anywhere you look, there's a But the American Chemical So- Dresser recommended recycl- toxic wastes, environmental activ- lakes and coastal waters in Flonda problem." she said. "You don't crety published a report estimating ing and conscientious consump- ist Kerry Dressler said Thursday. are documented to have visible have to go out and look for some- the amount of current waste as tion as a means of reducing the Each year, millions of tons of signs of pollution affecting fish, thing to work on, It will come to somewhere between 580 million use of toxins on the individual contaminants and toxins seep into shellfish and wildlife. In Alachua your front door knocking." and 2.9 billion tons level. By buying non-toxic, recy- the country's soil and water, County alone, there a 300 known Each year, household and auto- "We really have no idea how clable products, hazardous wastes Dresser said during a workshop leaking gas tanks motive products release more oil much ofthese hazardousmaterials can be eliminated at the house- at the University Methodist Florida ranks sixth in the nation into Florida's soil than was we are producing," Dressler said. hold level Church for the number of superfund sites dumped by the Exxon Valdez, a Eliminating the use of toxic re- "'We're talking about a national "As people, we seem to have our - which are marked by the federal report issued by the Florida De- sources is the only way to solve the problem, but we don't have tolook own family lives and our own work government as area, so contam- partment of Environmental Regu- problem, O'Briant-Johnson said. past our front and back doors to lives, and as long as nothing is nated that they warrant immediate lation states. Building incinerators and landfills see it," Dressier said "he crux of dropped on our doorstep, we mind attention. Eleven such sites exist More than 500,000 tons of haz- is just creating a different type of what is happening now, is we need our own business," Dressler said within 60 miles of Gainesville. ardous waste existed in the United problem more citizen involvement." .OR MO-- - -

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could that another 12 polling stations had been moved due " Land fr i mite whether the Bush admustration continues to a perceived threat of attacks by U S backed Contra it, uplort ot the cOntra rebels or begins a normalia- rebels But there were no reports of combat in " People [ito irok e s with the sarndmisia goverirtil Nicaragua I i 1of thousandsol Nk iraguar'' lined upat pollig At the Loyola Institute in Managua, two people were An Opportnit M(xuiimiiihe capital bliore dawn, patiently waiting injured when more than 100 voters waiting for the l he A in start of vua' g voting center to open pushed their way through a Ortga WIsoneof thw Is to vote,casting his ballot narrow gate Radio Reports from Esteh, 160 miles dt voting station No 11 i downtown Managua, 1Jus north of the capital, said a 78-yearold woman died of Iwo blocks from the headquarters of Chamorro's an apparent heart attack as she prepared to vote Bishops seek non-violent solutions Io IANNESBIRG so uth Africa (Ul1I) - Anglican African president as soon as possible on obstacles bishops of southern Afr cI urged for the first time standing in the way of formal power-sharing negona ondiv hait the Ati cIn a.lienil Congress suspend tins aimed at ending the county's racial conflict I i iiTned tiuggle agaili t white rule, ctmg President Although [he bishops have corsiterly stated their I 14lItTk (it Kerk' it ii Ill icmniiativeN opposition ci violence as a peitical weapon, they have lid by Arc h1)ship I'[m1011d IUlu, he bishops acknowledged Factors that drove the ANC to take up For more information on all Israel Programs ionunuing (lie re,,ulh I a synod last week, urged arms after its banning in 1960 and never before called the government to retip Iuate by granting a general for a suspension of the armed strggle Call: iruniesty to all political prisoners and exiles and "With theliftingof restrictionson political organmza- withdrawing an estimated 800 army troops deployed Lions, a significant step has been taken towards a 1-800-27-ISRAEL or 212-750-7773 n the ildion's black tow ships situation in which normal political activity will become or write: hey .i uttered o dl - Klerk lhe p rospeu of their possible It seems to us, therefore, that many of the mIloia1,1 kill] on the noe ratIi tominuity for the arguments for contimumg the armed struggle are Center/AZYF [ittiguoecononmlliltsuni iNsagainst PretI once the falling away," the bishops said in a statement Israel Program pain toward an aparthed-Ire. soulh Africa becomes "To allow violence to replace political debate at a 515 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022 irrevetiable " time when we are closer than ever before to securing I'he statement came e xitly two weeks ifter the the nght to make political choice through the ballot release of black leader N elson Mandela tront 27 years box is a recipe for disaster" they said impriNonment Mandela was ordered released by de Without specifically naming the ANC, they called Kit'k whose racial reior i program unveiled on Feb on "those waging that struggle to declare a 2 also mcluded the unbai nning ot the ANC moratorium on offensive action and, whether they Ihe ANC has atcepte d de Klerk's offer if direct make an explicit declaration on the subject or not, to Ill alks and said last week ii intended to meet the South implement an effective suspension of that struggle 7SAG-00i Exxon payment proposal reported ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) - The proposed plea spilled nearly 11 million gallons of oil mto Prince bargain between Exxon and the Justice Department William Sound, killing hundreds of thousands of calls for the White House to appoint an administrator animals, ruining fishing and coating hundreds of miles to manage Exxon's SS50I million in restitution pay- of shoreline with oil ments, according to seeret documents To become law, the plea bargain must be approved President Bush's appoi: ntee will decide how to spend by the U S District Court in Anchorage, where Filing the S550 million maxim payment required of Exxon is anticipated, perhaps this week under a deal that settles its criminal case before it is The state of Alaska, which has not been allowed to filed and also partially ettles Exxon's federal civil see the proposed plea bargain, has rejected the deal, liability, according to a draft agreement viewed by based on the terms of the proposed financial settle- United Press internation id tmeat the government has offered to Exxon. Exxon itself may challenge the White House "Ibe deal is a very, very favorable deal for Exxon,' administrator's decision is about spending Exxon Alaska Attorney General Douglas Baily said late last money for environmental restoration projects, accord- week, "and I'm sure that they're delighted with the ing to the draft agreement thatgivestheoilgiantseven accommodation that thejustice Departmentisgiving years to pay restitution in the country's wont oil spill. them " The government prom ises not to sue Exxon over The money is intended for projects to restore the the oil spill for four year a, according to the proposal. damaged environment and that will have aesthetic and The Exxon Valdez raan aground March 24 and recreational benefits. slaytheelwff Shuttle to make fifth launch attempt today 'A WbstwtI CAPE CANAVERAL (U P) - Engineers fueled the chances for unacceptable launch weather increase to shuttle Atlantis Sunday fi r a predawn launch attempt 80 percent for Tuesday and Wednesday. -a Ik A0 Monday on a secret milit ar mission, the fifth try in The four launch delays are a record for the post- nakiwvleake as many days to get the, spaceship off the ground. Challenger period. The first delay came when - AH The liftoff was scrubby ed for a fourth straight day Creighton became ill, weather was a factor in the next early Sunday when a pround tracking computer mal- two delays and the third postponement was caused by s aaent functioned. Technicians I ixed the problem and NASA the faulty computer managers decided later in the day to proceed with The goal of the 34th shuttle mission is classified top ONE CAY ONLYI HU final preparations for noother attempt. secret, but the astronauts reportedly plan to deploy a 1W JONIES c Nn- - But Air Force meteorol ogistspredficteda60percent $500 million photo-reconnaissance satellite into an (Io--*l Ih. chance of unacceptable weather conditions at launch orbit carrying it over more than 80 percent of the 372ir =20 a I7- -a time - mainly because of briek winds in the area. The Soviet Union. MONDAY Y F ku4ARY 2h, 11), AU IGAU ',

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By KVIrN COTTON nization once he realized it wasn't helping members fratertial relanous his education and JANET THOMAS Tracey Waite, a white sophonore. said "It call become a probl.'i because they Alligator Writers "It had no relativity on my situation here she joined the traditionally black sorority. (ionl know where we comr ron, and we at the university and Gainesville," he said Zeta Phi Beta, because she liked what the don't know where they torme t rom," he said Three years ago, Shawn came to UF with "I saw no need for the fraternity. organization stood for And UF junior Caro- 'It puts you In somewhat of a lunny pos- hopes of getting an education and enjoying "When I first got here, I didn't know lyn Perry became one of a few white KAPsi Uon ~ the social atmosphere anything of Kappa Alpha Psi or the other sweethearts because it was simply some- As a freshman with a small number of black fraternities. When I got here, all I thing she wanted to do Professor Jack lancy. faculty adviser for friends, Shawn decided that the best way to heard about was rash, so I decided to see "Becoming a Kappa Sweet wasn't Kappa Sigma, said although Greek organi- meet people was through the Greek system. what it was like. It's not like I went looking planned. I didn't do it for a particular reason zationson campus are either solely black or So he decided to rush at the houses on for a white fraternity " I just did it," Perry said, white, none can choose its members based on race Fraternity Row. In fall 1988, Travis Ross. a sophomore, Two black women, Margot Roper and When the rushing and bidding was over, decided to participate in rush after meeting Michelle Rosemond, are now sisters of the "The university has pohlies of nond is Shawn had been chosen as a pledge for another black student who had decided to predominantly white sororities, Alpha Orm- crimination concerning the Greek system' Alpha Epsilon Pi. However, Shawn did not join a fraternity In becoming a member of cron Pi and Phi Sigma Sigma, respectively Fancy said 'The small number of blacks in meet traditional standards for a pledge. He Phi Kappa Tau, Ross felt he didn't suffer any While there has been some change, most white fraternities is mainly because only 5 was a black student rushing a white frater- prejudice from his friends or new fraternity Greek organizations still remain either pre- percent of the campus is black and when nty. Soon afterward, Shawn found out why brothers. dominately black or white. The four tradi- they do pledge it's with a traditionally black only a few blacks rush white fraternities "I don't think I would have pledged if I tionally black fraternities at UF, Kappa fraternity " After participating as an active AEPi thought there would be any negative feed- Alpha Psi. Alpha Phi Alpha, Omega Psi Phi While UF's Greeks remain as separate as brother for two years, Shani distanced him- back from friends." Ross said. and Phi Beta Sigma, are still all black other parts of our society, Interfratermnty self from the fraternity because of an ab- Ross said because the fraternity had other KAPsi President Ernest Humphnes said Council president Tomn isantill, says the sence of understanding from his fraternity minority members it helped ease his trans[ that although UF's chapter is all black, he council is taking ml{'miur.'s to bitter rela brothers. tion. Phi Kappa Tau currently has three is sure there are some white members na- ULons with the Black Greek ( council "One of the biggest problems is the lack black fraternity brothers tionally Humnphries said although he is not of sensitivity due to the lack of knowledge "I guess this is where I felt comfortable prejudiced, he is leery of those who joii a Scantily soul with the addition of Kappa of another persons' background," Shawn There are other minority brothers, and that fraternity of different racial origu, Aljiha Psi niber lei i k I voosion l t'xt'(tiivt it' said 'They made jokes that were meant for helped' he said "I am not in avor ol it," -lumphrics said bu.i(d. viaoul, muq ilnt bt-iwtreii til' tWO itiollh ik laughs. But they also made jokes that were But Greek integration is not occuming "Not that I am prejudiced, but [ would not meant to alienate me from the other broth- just in fraternities. Sororities, both black and want someone to put themselves in a posi- lverythig we do, we wanl herm to be a ers " white, and "little sister" organizations are tion to be ostracized " part of," Scantilh sail 'The iore wo are Shawn, who asked that his real name not becoming less aware of skin color and more Humphries said the different cultural aware ol them the better we cin work to be used, grew disenchanted with the orga- conscious ofthe person when choosing their backgrounds also may put a %train mi utra- getlier " Campus Profile: Charles Harris Jr. Langston Hughes (1902-1967) belongs in the ranks of the major By GENTRY BENJAMIN American writers of the 20th cen- Alligator Writer tury. Charles Harrisjr. has been assisting minority journalism Hughes, sometimes referred to students at UFsinceJanuary 1987- and so far, it's looking as Poet Laureate of Harlem," was pretty good. one of the better known authors of Experienced in recruiting, Harris has spent 10 years in the Harlem Renaissance during the minonty recruitment and affairs field. He worked for the 1920s and 30. He was also an both the University of North Flondaand University ofSouth accomplished song lyricist, libret- Florida as coordinator of minority recruitment before com- fist and newspaper columnist ing to UF Through newspaper columns, he Harris, who graduated from UF in 1978, is director of the created Jesse B. Simple, a Harlem Minority Scholarship Program, where he specializes in character who saw life on the mu- three major areas. sical stage in Simply Heavenly The first is the recruitment of black students into the Throughout the 1960s, Hughes College of journalism and Communications. The second is edited several anthologies in an the retention of students, and the third is job placement. attempt to popularize black au- are assisted with placement into internships thors and their work including Anr Students while in school and jobs after graduation. The scholarship African Treasury (1960). Some of his popular works in- center also offers scholarships and the Minority Scholarship Office are re- Blues (1926), Shakes- But Harris clude Weary sponsible for more than just scholarships. Along with peare in Harlem (1942) and his academic advisement and personal counseling, Harris also autobiography, 71e Big Sea the Association of Black Communicators, a support Born in Joplin, Missouri, advises organization for minority communications students. Hughes graduated from incoln faculty and students. Hams said in 1928. Before becom- With the support from University need to be made. Harris said he literal "jack he feels few improvements ing a writer, he was a also like to see the program open to all minority of all trades", working asaseaman, would waiter, garden worker and laundry students. important,"he said. 'Black sorter. Prior to graduation. 'The integration aspect is very other professional as a busboy in a students should become involved with Hughes worked SPJ (Society of Washington. D C. hotel when organizations within the college, such as Vachel Lindsay, a famous poet, Professional Journalists) stopped there a a guest. Hughes Every day. Harris helps shape the professional and aca- put copies of three of his poem. demic careers of students entering the journalism college. beside the poet's plate in the din. His advice to the young people of OF is a reflection of his ing room and returned to the own philosophy on education." kitchen. "Minorities in the US, need to reach a level of acceptance and tolerance," he said. "I think it is unfortunate that Later, his first two books were REGGE students, black and white, do not understand or compre- GRNT-ALtGO3OR published, launching a career in Chad" Harris Jr., director of th* Minority Scholarship Program for the letters that was to sustain him for hend history. Because if young students try to get a full understanding of what happened in the past. there would College of Journalism and CommunIcatons, recruits minority journalils the rest of hi. life. stpdonbs, helps them obtain schdarships and assists them In finding - ANTOINETE MOBLEY not be a need for wsu (white student union) or BSU (Black Student Union)." jobs. OPINIONS

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WVll, 1wtie whole woul Jnow, where Nve-yleal : Hirn l'r'tLch N SII s Yn ving with he: material L:I.uIdparent, Ill Nssvw zvilaild ICUstr lII lar II the daughoe of Jean Elzabeth lo rgal 42 - tit WashinItoll plastic surgeon who spent more than 'v'o Ilsi, al itte re'usmig to let her husband hav" aAnge >ittfmiiI I gl:N wilh il, Mmo gaIln Chat ted that her hisbamdL: n- etich had suaIly abused the child but ,I)m(l Ip vy it in court ind was tolI to let Eli, see his daug hte-r SelI Rtfused, sent her daughter awa. was oulnd i iiolnilt 0I C01,111 id sent to jail Som. tiom last week, I to went t( Great Britian with Is tvtstitgatoi s. looking for Hilarv His attorneys oh- ,.-. dll d 'II olt ordn aln LOt titmlOy foi a British ,s--- tall show producer who had learned that Hilary had at- - ,-- S teiledd a prep school ini England and was living with her parents(m n Nciw Zealand Records from there were trn eas to check and IInt lound his daughter late last

>oim iIlaV digi that I Was giod r the tat her to find ]its daughter Others would be hesitant because of the Emotional column had mistakes sexual abuse charges, though they are unsubstantiated. Regarding Mr Dupont's Feb 16 opinion in The We say the British journalist shouldn't have been in- Alligator f Cris Martinez volved. The family trusted the journalist and now their Error #1 The Today party, not the chairman of the secret is out, for good or bad Journalist should never be Election Commission filed a complaint against the OUT Vision SPEAKING tced to testify Ever candidate who was quoted i. The A!wator Error #2 UF Student Body statute 720 7 prohibits filled with factual inaccuracies. intentional comments designed to injure another can- Anyone with legal trading will tell you that the didate. But 720 71 does provide truth as a defense, properforum for interpretation of the U S Constuuion One last word Me Honor Court chancellor, myself, expected the is a federal court The Board of Masters can only reporter to get on the stand and testify if she felt she Interpret the UF Student Body Constitution and We know everyone is sick of hearing about Student had a privilege, then show up and claim it and the statutes The Board may apply settled federal law, but Government and its elections but there is one more Election Commission will take it from there. we are not so presunmtuous as to take on the role of thing that we think you should know. His name is Pat Even attorneys who have a legally recognized the United States Supreme Court. Although I do not Siracusa. privilege, as opposed to reporters, have to show up in expect you to know that, I do expect you to research Siracusa has been in SG for about two years. He was court to testify But don't expect not to be subpoenaed your articles for some factual basis. just because you feel you should have a privilege. From a correct statement, "Who are we to interpret Student Senate's parliamentarian then got elected as a Privileges are earned, they are not a right - as the U.S. Constitution," you sink to a personal attack. senator Now, he's just hanging around. you see it. Until the present there is no legally recog- Who elected me? Well, 4,220 students did last year You'll probably see Siracusa's name in the paper but nied reporter privilege. As chancellor I am bound to I was also endorsed by fhe Alligator. Personally know right now that he holds no elected or appointed of. apply the law as it is. not as I would like it to be. attacking an official on an incorrect premise is weak fice in SG - neither in Student Body President Ed This case did not involve a confidential informant. and fit for a supermarket tabloid. Scales' administration or in President-elect Michael TIhe case involved a quote. The commission knew who The chancellor ta the judicial officer of Student said it because the candidate's name appeared directly Governmentand as such has subpoenapower granted Browne's administration. after the quotation marks- under UF Student Body Constitution, Article IV. Sec- In similar responses at different times, (hmmmmm) The candidate denied making the statement All tion 6(G). The power is there, the only thing you can both Scales and Browne said Siracusa is a good cam- the reporter had to do was to state "for the record" do is vote for a person who will use it wisely paign manager and loves political debate but wasn't and that she stood behind her story - that's it! You'd As a judicial officer, I anm bound by the law as it is better believe if someone be involved in policy-making. called me a liar I would - no reporter privilege - not as you would like it o won't defend myself. Browne said that even though he is practically best be, The legislature, not the judiciary, is the proper Error 03: The Honor court has no jurisdiction over forum to change a law that you do not agree wih, friends with Siracusa, he didn't want the man associated professors, only students and their effects that's what separation of powers is all about with his campaign last month because "he's a thug" and Error #4: This is the big one You did not "confront Contrary to Mr. Dupont's statement, it is factually people hate him, me" about the matter, you asked me for information inaccurate articles distorted by emotion, not ub- About 10 days before election day, Browne officially about the 720 codes under the pretense of writing an poenas, that weaken the bond between a newspaper informative article asked Siracusa for help because of the talent he has with and its readers That is a journalist's job - elections, but has assured us that Siracusa's days of SG to inform Instead, Cris Martne is theformer chancellor of the Student overcome by emotion you wrote a personal attack Honor Court, involvement are numbered. "He doesn't speak for me - ever," Browne said. "He won't have anything to do with my administration. Group forms to grow tremendously.hose persons and created Friendsthrough Racial You're not going to see much of Pat Siracusa anymore. I filled with prejudice of any sort will Experiences Sharing In Humanity can guarantee it." have to meet with this dilemma FRESH is not trying to change the share cultures sooner or later and the results will world. We are simply creating a Edtor: The racial tension on this probably be negative release along with sone hope for aigator Editor campus is quite suffocating. We Why not face it now and attempt the vast number of students who Lucy Chabot should all realize that we are here to release one's self from this un- are as suffocated as I am. to receive the education necessary frstratio Managing Editor Opinions Editor that will interested parties to aid in our I urge all Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton fture careers. We are Roxy Oliver, the president of the come listen to what w have to say also here to lean how to deal with Black Student Union, created some The initial meeting will be held people of various Lettms PIlley cultures. sort of hope for me asa young black Monday Feb.26, at 8pm.,in room Ltr. to "w ao inoMu not.a 200 woras o.0ns nasrlO p1.0> Threy mM s religions and races. woman. pe, dO jiw.cd . a over T enous include * tpad ueful d.,eas .-v i.e B-65 of the J. Wayne ReitZ Union nm .m. will - tt If V Vel inal jug caw" if you rim am nstfl l Upon leaving UF, the various the .dll.M e WIWI adtor37644541- Now, 10 students, myself being Ni.al Oaf cultures we will have to face will one of them, have come together 21F MONDAY. FFBRUARY 26. 990. ALLIGA1UR. 7 roundrrip airfares on orthwest Airlines s not just a great pnce. ts a great experience I,

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H, r c 0 d Roommate Needed ASAP Huge Masra Female to share 2Sr 2rh NW house MC 286/t2 $1195 Packard Bol $1795 must so St25 Call 336 1 S3 I'll wlsh'dry Farly I'r- 1 Oay * kCow Ask oir ir, 3bdr apt rdnt nom Call Joe 0, Job Wa0'e' dryer Cable, lnced VAIC y1|y MC 388sx $1 495, Norgale 386 20 5 300m 2 27 S 6 Il' $44 1013 _i' 3 r 4791 1 ' at 335-2081 2 28 5 5 $2S0Imo . 1/2 Ut.r carl Randy at 3r/ 253 $2399 P9 26 laptop w rid 4 battery lease message 2 23 4 5 $1999 CompuAdo 010 W 20mb & grap- Tvoewriter Electric 14 inch C2 line Oakbrook Condos F 10 *h 2bd/2ba lx C monilor $970 1 A 3 year warrant as memory, Es Correc auto Hearle, 8 MOTORCYCLES apt Walk to campus, urn was & dry ASAP' F sruder needed to share mod DnmoewarranIres Panasonic 1 1 0 printer type neels i, warrairly $315 ooo 3'7 S140/Mo & 1/3 off Avail now to 11 373 nouse rI NW A, arer' 2mI from UF $185, HP Laser Jet lio $1049 41 'O SW 4410 2 26 3 b '986 Ireceolo Perroc' condilon or 2923 Grelcher 2 28-5-5 $1600/mrnonh + 1 uti Marine or Jennite 34th Si ' 308 W Uni Ave A 30 65 6 "rues a sue- ORE- $?000 Call Jim in 376 4138 3 1--5 Bar Great 10 Parties Ware rossir 37 8'4)1 28 r, 8 VIZCAYA after Spring 2 mamts needed Ticket For Sale 1 way to Searl Mar, $100 or best offer 335 3690 Lo"a Me S own badrM share bath $15O/mo and 113 Call 336-8672 2 27 10 6 sage 2 28 5 6 987 Red Honda EliCe Sooer with ho uil Call 378-4288 ask for Scott or iv msg 6 FOR SALE ler and lock Glea condTion $400 Call 228 5-5 TV microwave queen 8 3 twin beas Ir yr PaircR a 31 6844 evrMns 2 28 5 8 Alpine Kenwood, Sony and 30 more oldi armchairs table and chars e'- Need A mm Avail NowI F N/S owr'/rm orands are all &I our New Location' Ca, COMPUTER Leaving U S *l, LOW PRICES 33651 1989 Roj Tomos Mooea Porteci cond, lull ba. waesher dryer Oxford Manor Rant Star&o Spcials 3215 NW 13 Sl 372 Magnovox 285, T2 Mm 40M 2Smsi 1 26 3 6 ion o1y 900 r $47- Call Jose 3'S nego Call 377 8034 3-2-5-5 2070 4 30 75 8 Hard Drive IMB RAM expandd to 4MB) 3187 3 1 4 0 3 5 1 44mb Floppy Drive 14" VGA Color Dining table w/ drap sides nci' 4 uDho Female to Share 2bdr/2ba Townhouse in CAR STEREO SPECIALISTS 5$ the old- Monitor ( 31 dot pitch 16 bI VGA swCh s itredchairs $200 4 piece while Ratar SW Arts. Illy furnished washar/dryor s1, bot and lowest pricd car stereo able video card, MS DOS 4 01 GWBasic w' cushtors S200 336 9918 2 28 5 6 9 AUTOS $225/mo & 1/2 til Call Gwynn at 335 stare In town 23-2070. 2201 NW ti Go DOS Tutorial t y' warranty, $1589 Nissan SaC loaded good cond 6273 3-9--l SPEAKERS 2 M & A )5- $150 ' M I M 1995 lion S3400 392 5520 Rocklord. Fogate, Yamaha. Pioneer, 8r 01 acc Pts oo 33' 796, Steve days ask for Berry 684 6064 e os Bicycle Cleb share 2bd/2bs $245/mo S Infinity, Kicker, Code Alarm The Best PANASONIC 1124 2 27 5 9 i/2 ut[ 3369513 lv mag 2 28-35 Car Sterlo Insisleers In Own Car Ste.- Leiter Quality Printer 2 yr warrenly Best Want Eric Capton ircke at Orn., Aill 79 Firebid Excellent ro to Go 275-1834 4 30-75 5 prmiter' $305 Good sealonly Inot eind srage mires cond in like new awayl Cali Jeanne at 373 235 3 2S5 i a I L onred edition Br go red Ca l 135 CAR ALARMS installed remote corro' 6345 S6 asoIr Samr $2000 or leave mey REPOSSESSED VA &HUD HOMES sage 2 264 9 any car truck of van fully guaranteed will WORD PE RFECT 5.1 Univega Grand Rally 12 speed ble oversas lci government tor, SI ii Laest full version. students demo Call 336-9193 atudentl IV sosage and faculty Shmano components 25 "nc, iAnme redit check You aegil Alsoi, delinquen only $135 Toyota MR2 1986 red/black learher 'o* New toile oer toreclosur.s CALL 1 805 082 7555 EXT Alatme, Autop. Chapman. Home $550 Ask Ino $200 aor W* miles auro loaded, excellent condition Car trade or a M unari bi e 371 3834 3 2 200 or rpepo s' ur area and Car Sereo Pioneer, Senl.aI Sher- Call at 335 5184 2 28 5-9 7a7days a CCCV wood, end ,or* W* *Ia All Pricesi ELITE #335- 1300 SS waterbed 6 drawernase i neadbo,,rd, Need ride 373-3754 430 69-6 complete S135 obo Call 371 5535 leave IociassOBuy aiug T9' VW MOVING message Also queen size conspele $70 Bugo Looks great Runs well, Now CUO5 MUST SELLI AMFM Slte COral 370 041S leave me large desk WI swivel * stationary chair 2 obo 2 28 3 6 sage 2 26 3 9 Micros ining room not Affordable 336 STUDENT HONOR COURT 1988 Camaro RS rims Factory gray teX7 0764 aes or mag 227-56 82 $250 or setobo 376 0774 Iv msg 2 28 BMW 3201, good condition fully BEAUTICONTROL COSMETICS 40% ofl 3 6 loaded must sell $6000 obo Call 338 announces openings for the positions of inventory at 1989 Prices 336 46S5 2 1495 2 28 59 Micro S land '1 ke New $400 K'ngsie VW Jerra GLI 1985 4 door 5 speed 30 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE and INVESTIGATOR. Fanatic Lite Viper Sail board entire rig detdless box Spring and frame Like plus Thule rack. all in greal shape Hardly New"$350 Misc living rm turn Will be mpg. great shop. insIde/out dependable Openings for ASSOCIATE JUSTICES include used $950 Call 378 0090 If Msg 3 , evail around March 5 C.ll 373 4763 and sporty 'ransporatkon $5000 obo Mark ask or Kin 3-2 5 6 373-9803 28 5 9 Large Dorm Size Fidge $70 McCormick * Accounting * Medicine Cue D-25 w/case Never broken wi rareyk Ticket 4 sal- Spring Break RT Tampa to 1980 Mustang 28K ml 5 spd 4 Cy, used 110 376-2467 2.27 3-6 Chicago Mar 15 22 $170 obo 373-9940 loaded NADA Retail 87575 Asking * Architecture . Nursing 2 28-3- $800 Bank Financing available. 1 443 " Building Construction " Pharmacy NAGEL for sal Framed n platinum very 5247 3-1 5 9 modern looking call 378-4437 2-27-3 6 ALPINE Equalizer (321 3 & BOX2 bridge *0 Honda CPx * Dentistry * Physical Education aole amp(3528). ike rw, together only capd aurlOO buy now Or Ske Over paymnts good cond most Syntheslzar Roland 0-O Great sounds. $275 o Greast for adding subs Call * Education - IUF 371 $155 3 2 s01l 472 404 1 31 109 sasy to ta1 Come w/Cymbal Anvl Hard 5-6 * Fine Arts *2UF Cas. A RoM card Over $2000 New, tuchnjcs Cd player. programmable and re 04 Chevy Impala 350 V 9 auto os, Pb 81100 abe 371-675 2 25-3 4 - Forestry -3UF mOTe. $100 aO, call banr Mon Make pg. IS pw. Ieavy duty all around good shape, $1500 obo, call Rich 395 9088 * Law * Veterinary Medicie offt rodrey 335-6413 3 2 5 6 80 Porbac Grand Am excelent cond, SEIZED CARS, trucks, 4 wheel lion, low mileage $1500 plus lake ov, Apply: M-F 8:30 am - 4:30 pm 364 JWRU are, TV%, stereos, furniture, computers 7 REAL ESTATE payment. 330 001 or 372-3130 3-2 5 by OEA. FBI. IRS and US customs Avail 1989 Jeep Wrangler driving 5-mo low Qualifications: 1) Full-Time Student able your area now Call1 005 602 7555 PRIME UP LOCATION I5 oon house mles. like n.w, black wj black lop amotm EaI C 1570 CH/AC. Good Indlilont Rented In. cassette 2) 2.0 GPA or better v.ta.enIater.ith, . $110,000 Over Seas transfer paid call 7 days a week) $10.000 Sall tar 3764652 ow.r. 3-2.7 $800 3 77-491 7 3 2 5 Please sign up for an interview when you apply and 79 Olds Cuofsflee uI Fl regine, Crude* TOWNHOUSE 46R/2 112 BA eat in control a/c. pw/brakes, pw'steering then turn in a resume with your application. kitchen, pool. tennis, washer dryer, For locks clean call 375 8839 2 Sat of Unicorn. pw'door DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 27 NW area. ay financing 2. 3-9 374-5401 3-1-21 7 Save $l,0. Rockwood Vil Lux condo Classlifld. NIG2dba Bat loi nCall owner collect 305 $Billy g 2-2-4 7 Continued on next page Your basic, quasi-fashion, STUDENT GOVERNMENT funky, fun, Is Accepting Applications crazy, zany, For 1990-91 Cabinet Directorships: natural fiber sportswear Academics Housing Campus Involvement Multicultural Affairs and assorted Career Development Organizational Liaison goodies store Community Affairs Publications for men and Environmental Affairs Public Relations women. External Affairs & Recreation 1025 W.' University Solicitations Transportation & Securiy 336-7025 Health Women's Affairs

Apply: 305 J. Wayne Reitz Union Deadline: Friday, March 2, 4:30 p.m. Interviews: March 5-9 AUTOS SERVICES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED BUSINESS Si~i IlOLD EARN $35 q 20e'rI1,0 n a sri, itIev 1 CAMP WEKFELA FOR BOYSIGHrl S Ir I 1 1 olI I C, S week for now donors for 2 pasm, - J 'an A ow n e ;Jily Ioid .* CANTON MAIN 14 PERSONALS I I! I r it (.p. P e , & .0' oil, donations on our new automated ra , cord, ee AskOg IS/00 rl $r";1a 3/2 ,500 3251 ch nes Special bonus programs each One of America s most presligious camps COMPUTERS terminals & Pc 0 buy, sell 33? 8200 5 ii seeks cresiv dynamos monIth Free refreshmnns, free parking for staff posi irade rrt A repair Great prices QDUAL lions June 1S lhru Aug 180 o, Tennis HTy CDCS 818W Univ 338 0378 4-30 1984 Marrry LyIs 2 roo lrtChbaCk 4 Experienced you .e1909sic serving TYPING Call or stop by Gainavrlie plasma 238 waterfront position gymnastics 75 14 ,.sole 4200 mas 3c seen0 in, r i dance/drama camp craltshropes art of $'sI0 Pbo 31 4921 nigh or wll SW 4th Ave 378 9431 Mon Fr1 8 7 Sal 12 SERVICES 8 2 4 30 73 13 lice kitchen maintenance and many oter posites Inyou think you r to ps YOU WRITE, WE TYPE APPLCATORS Reply at 130 S Markle bd Colmius 10 WANTED Lueness a I legal u Personal Reports Onto 43209 32 0 13 Term Papers * Typeset Resume * Ell WE TRAIN * FTiPT G virlefandcapped Typing Part bme stock person apply in person at I111A .lr neI. 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WE TRAIN * FTtPT Itr, E HC fop o, trae Ofte s F ,re 378 71/9 /a $9 hr finishers (non union) Robbinson' S Markel, T220 NE 8th Ave JIwelry 3/3 9243 4 30 1 10 / $14 hr mrgt (entry level 2 28 7 13 a [yping * reporra * oasirneIs * legal / franchise available Nerel rwo, 'or CHIM 2041 Wed resumoS * caseites rranscrioed * appli CALL TODAY 813 806 7771 Medical receptionist, full lime position rii fi 90 esave message & rIo 2 '8 Cal ons * letters * norary *etc Available 2 28 22 13 avait immediately, Nosp preferred btr not 24 hours/7 dayse372 2777 4 30 75 12 necessary CNA certificate a plus apply Paying S"' to persons w'nfec'ed curs 't "vile Plasma. 238 SW4 Awe 2 27 5 11 SERVICES Typing $1 00 pg rnn $5 00 Reports SCrfapes or other injuries to be on and bit 13 Theses whatever Grad School P r List otic study Blood Cest reqUired Call 331 NW M , slorge a I /5 & NW 39in Ave WCS 917 NW 13th 373 9822 4 30 75 5379 4-3-20 13 Mothers Helper needed Lighi house near Ops M4 ira 1 5 to 10 9 20 from keeping S5 per hour Call for interview $20 0%dIsc to students 332 091/ 4 MICRO CENTFR typing 336 4936 F ul NEW ENGLAND BROTHER/SISTER 375-5699 227 5 13 &sell Firice computing Typing starts @ CAMPSMASS Counselor Posilions tor BREAD & ROSES I s0mpg * Resumes $6 * Sell service p0ograrme specaltses Teem Sports ren MONEY ANO FUN resumes * $2 50/hr * r5/page Laser n's Performong ArIs, WSCnfrorrt Inquire THE WILD is looking for models and ABORTIONS lyneset graphics * spell check * hess, Mat Keg Nac(Boys). 190 Linden Ave dancers Extra income No experience '3 3 NW IOnt Ave * papers * special characters * employ Glen Ridge NJ 07028 Danbe.igals) 18 necessary Call 338 0972 to set up intr 3/2 1664 moni databases * milmerge * training Horseneck Road Montville NJ 07045 view 2-27-5 13 MC VISA Insurance WordPerfect specialist VisaMC 4 30 Please call I SOD-778-0520 4 1 48 13 Free Pregnancy Test Office help wanted M W F gam I crm T H Great Typngl English market courI rptr Mfeber Summer Jobs Outdoors Over 5 000 1pom apfe Hours must coincide AIIsTie * 19 y'rs "Per 'egal/medica. Excel Noa Aba ronr Federation * OpeningsI Naional Parka Forests Fire Ins SW 2 Av Apply by phone 373 0333 speilproofg * From $1 2S * Call Jill * Crews Send stamp (rrVdla 113 3 1 4.13 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE> 377 9908 22824 12 Wyoming, Kalispell MT 5001 3 8 20 Get confldem1a testingin treatment at d '3 Does your fraterrity Pl ANNEI PARENTHOOD 371 0881 piroteWord Process sorority or organ, 4 rg Quality depend Gaaonneed $$$oryour p rinrgachvi1tes abie service Reasonable rates Laser Computer Operator'Socrebary Part time Particpaleinaoneweekon campusmar AAA STORAGE f nrer 377 8175 i 9 OOpm 3 16 35 12 position Wordperfect 5 0 mail merge keling project Call Jill at 395 9690 2 4, 1,J- Convena,e and programrring Hours and salary ne a.n 1tis mo GA TOR TYPING Fast Accurate Low 26- 13 Hares fuaity iser prinrn 0 scounts gonable Call Girls Club lor Rerae or I t I' no Maa 373 4475 (9 00 8 00) 2 27 10 13 SIr o I AA 11. iva I Days eves virts 373 4564 2 WIN A HAWAIIAN VACATION OR GIG SCREEN TV PLUS RAISE BIG SS$ IN ryp rg/Worprocess g WordPefect CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN for JUST 10 CAYS roadway A drainage ** GATOR MOVING ** if I jl y wok last rer, ts low areas Design r, Iin, Objective Fndr 1epoi'coule cesori se'v ce 7Iet 33" mum CAD experience good benelits & Comirment Minmal , . P e str a a 0A 1 30 54 '2 pleasant working conditions send iS Money Raise Big $51 / s/1 / 'l sums by 2/2f9O to TnI 430 I l n County Engineer CosT Zero Investment TLC for your papers orojecis imeses, 'ng P Box 2541, 8slleview Fl 32820 Campus organcrtarions clubs raCS SO REOE) 2 27 10 13 I f itOj OW HORST IARM * is etc Pro wp Mac 2, laser' Graphics sp orties call OCMC t 800 932 052891 * h0 Ird'Q * woudoer taCil.eij * Li'k , reasonable nfl wands 313 9e9 800 950 8472 EXT 10 2 27 2 13 COME TONEWHAMPSHIRE orhe sun * .r * ;ars * werkrV tYPING Near Butler Plaza Fasi Ser mer Outslanding brorasIer sports I fI1?4 S Roan Attention per ec far student M F S 30 vice $1 25 double space Call 373 8307 camps on 22m, lake near 'On Goiden 9 3O7m phone sales hourly wages P Pondtile seeks staff (l aI In to bonus Ffries a tmosphero Call after Word process deS Specialist views availl Robiundel girlS) 215 884 *SUNBELT MOVING* join 378 3218 2 2 3 3 I c',JI 0 1Mnvr it PickI1' A S4api "s Grad selh explE qu, lionsT able 3326 Wnaukee TbOys) 9?4 898 1833 I I o1 iILng doS1 Lin Ins Laser *GraphiCsn SplePu/dea 3-5 13 13 IMity 3 5 MOVE 4 Call Wordxpressan373 0395 2 28 15 Need volunteers for a 2 week study ot a PIe el Typing and WOPOIC near new pst r medicaion 331 5379 3 *FREE* carpus Dependable, quality service 15 20 13 IAdvertise Already Pregnancy Test Reasonable rates 24hr/day Call Carol G lneseil'e Women s 313 4484 3-7-11 12 HEALTH CENTER /20 NW 23rd Avenue Word ProcesSmgl I$1 75 pg slendard do Village Park 377 5055 tex 24 TI or more Call 373 42S1 any- ABORTION ITo 24 Wks) rime, ask for Rick 2 27 S 12 BIR TH CON TROL ORGANIC TYPING LASER PRINTER Gy rogy Services WPS ENGLISH GRAD odii'proolispell MOVING no choleswerOl lapp 378-3649 3 28 re rJrHOfd ecudel W calIl slrZ tr~c *,il ofic: any Price In French Quarter town 336 9461 39 20 13 HELP WANTED ONE SlOp DFNTISTRY *Special Summer Rates CIRCULATION ROUTE DRIVER for The A I 13SIC c"10 $20 Independent Florida Alligator Must own - As low as $205/month . RESTAURANT & LOUNGE w ' S III Iwisd s 50 oeiable van or pick-up truck and be avail * I & 2 FR * Furn I niurir0 4 1TEa I his I hill I Or~ 1 t i N rro sA r of n able from Sam unill Sam Monday through ArcD MS V At I8 9 11 Friday Must have excellent driving ro cord and valid Florida driver license Pay * ItmIt 1ct Cror Card r,,aranoed acepranco no per rourI plus areage Apply at the Artli gator offices, 1105 West iFo Se ,. y 1po st Wr IT S Marion I100 University Ave 0( kilini r nue Aak for the roue driver Sdor r Detr A I G vare 32607 3 8 application No calls please Affirmaive Actlon/Equal - ALSO LEASING FOR FALL - Opportunity Employer 378-3771 AVON 375 8067 9-4:30 M-F 1017 West Unlivesity Avenue CALL CJ THE DJ'S Gainesville, 10 , P0' [J seovce a[ 375 843 3 O Sell Avon Full or Part fine We Train 999-1001 SW 16th Ave. Florida * 904/376-8899 Benefits Insurance 4 3075 13

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By JOSEPH TODD Alligator Writer women win The UF women's track team celebrated Coach Beverly Kearney's 32nd birthday Sunday with their first Southeastern Con- conference ference Indoor Championship in the 34- year history of the meet. The Lady Gators overcame a 20-point deficit after Saturday's competition to beat swim titles three-time defending champion Louisiana State 117-99 in the O'Connell Center. Ten- By SHARON GINN nessee finished third with 83 points Alligator Writer UFs men finished third in the meet. Sophomore Anita Howard was clearly The UFi men's sw nieaim pulled oi is the show for the Lady Gators as she accu. biggest upset of the season this weekend, mulated 20 points. Howard took first in the defeating third-ranked Tennessee to win 55 meters in 6.72 seconds for 10 points, the 1990 Southeastern Conference cham- finished secondin the 200 in 23.51 foreight pionship at the Alabama Aquatic Ciner points and anchored the second place in Tuscaloosa, Ala 4x400 relay, which finished in 3 39 41 for Galors swuiiner Martin Zuber , a ive- eight points. time Al-Amenrcan, played a large part in Coach Kearney really motivated us to the victory 'he junior set one U S open come back after Saturday's competition," record and three SEC meet records, won Howard said. "(earney) is really a mother three individual events and swam on two figure to us It was understood that we'd winning relays win this for her birthday." Lady Gator Whitney Hedgepeth led the Kearney also received another birthday third-ranked UF women to their Filth on- present, this one from her peers - SEC secutive SEC title. Hedgepeth. a frebhiman coach of the year honors. who has proven herself to be a strong and The Lady Gators track program was not versatile swimmer, won three individual the only one to celebrate a victory after a events and swam legs on four winning long wait. Sophomore Tasha Downing, relays who set her personal record of 53.59 sec- Hedgepeth and Zubero were named [he onds in the 400 five years ago as a sopho- SEC Outstanding Performers of [he meet, more at Boston Technical [igh School, while Gators coach Randy Reese was finally broke it with a third-place and named the SEC'men'sand wrtmtentS (OAlh NCAA-qualifying time of 53.43 of the year Downing's and Howard's record perfor lenrnessee, [he 1989 SEC champion, trances made the comeback possible, but was heavily favored to beal I I i anked it was freshman Leah Kirkli's victory in UF im the meet, which ran Wednesday the triple jump (41 feet, 5 inches) that set through Saturday But Reese, knowingthe the tone for Sunday's comeback effort. Gators needed their fastest times of the UF sophomore Maria Gallon leaped a year to win, had his men rest for two weeks personal-best 6 feet, 3/4 inch to win the to bring (lit- Cities down high jump. Apparently, the technique worked ie Meanwhile, the men had a very success Gators outscored the Vols 820-754, with ful meet even though they finished third Alabama storing 626 5 to take third in the to LSU and Tennes.ee. KEviN WISN9EWSIi - ALLIGATOR meet, In the women's "We had some outstanding perfor UF's Aslta Howard competes against Alabaia's Diane Dunrod The Lady Gators scored 897 points to mances," Coach John Webb said "We got 4-by-400 relay Sunday at the SEC Indoor Championships. the Lady Vols' 722 Alabama also plated Mark Everett, Earl Diamond and the mile- Scott Peters stayed close 45.79, which was set in 1984 while McKay third in the women's meet with 446 points have to be Freshman relay qualified for nationals. We enough to Everett to finish third in 1:49.99. competed for Georgia Tech in the It was the fifth time the Gators have realistic with the team championship. We O'Connell Center. captured both mn's and womei's titles have eight freshmen, and some of them Sophomore 'Iyrone Kemp's first-place in the same SEC tournament, the last time aren't ready to compete against ISU'squal' time of 45 78 in the 400 contmued his Diamond, who in the 55 hurdles came being in 1986. No other university has ity and depth." assault on 1988 Olympian Antonio off the blocks in fourth place, pulled away ever garnered two team wins at the SECs. Everett used a fast opening lap in the McKay's records Kemp stopped McKay's after the third hurdle to easily win in 7 23 Zubero turned in a Lime of 1 minute, * 800 and then a kick with 200 meters re- 17-match win streak at the Millrose Games 'Me mile relay team of Everett. Diamond, 43 40 seconds in the preliminaries of the record of maining that pulled him away from the earlier this month. Sunday, Kemp's time Lewis Lacy and Kemp set a meet 200-yard backstroke event to break the field, setting a collegiate record of 1.46 28. bettered McKay's collegiate record of 3:08.46 U S. open record - which translates into the fastest time ever in the United States in that event - by nearly three seconds. He went on to win that event with a time Men s golf team cruises to win at Doral of 1,43.88 The second-ranked UF men's golf team good enough to beat LSU's Rett Crowder. both times. Zubero also won the 100 backstroke cruised to an easy victory this weekend at who shot a 65 Sunday to finish one stroke UP's only loss was at No. 4 singles, where and the 200 individual medley events, the Dora] Park Invitational in Miami, winning off the lead. Jim Spencer fell for the first time this spring, setting SEC meet records in each. He the tournament by 30 strokes over second- Men's netters Impove to 6-0 7-6, 6.3, to Chris Weekes. contributed to victories by the 200medley place Louisiana State. 'The No. 2 Gators Playing No. I singles for the first time, UF In the weekend of tennis, David Blair relay team, which also set a new U S open record, and the 400 medley relay team scored a 2over par 866 in the three-day freshman Bruce Haddad won his sixth con showed signs of regaining the form he had event. secutive dual singles match Sunday as the in the fall, and the Gators showed their Sophomore Anthony Nesty, a gold med- UF men's tennisteamcappedoff successful depth. alist in the 1988 Olympics. beat out Guerry Smith weekend by beating Southwestern Louisiana After losing in straight sets on Friday, Tennessee's Melvin Stewart in the 200 Ao 36, 15-40 to FIU'. Mar- butterfly, setting an SEC meet record of 8-1 at the Varsity Courts. Blair nas down 3-6, before rallying to win 1:43.86. Stewart was ranked first in the also defeated Florida In- cos Pere Saturday SPORTS The Gator, &0, the match. He followed that performance world in that event last year. Nesty also AROUND Saturday and illinois Friday by ternational with an easy win Sunday over Jim Williams set an SEC meet record in the 100 fly, 8-1 ScoreS SenorChris DIMarto took individual hon- 61, 6-2. winning the event with a time of 47.06. or with a six-under-par 210, tying the tour- To extend his streak, Haddad best 29th- Warren Brooks, Doug Pmrudian and Sam Hedgepeth swam a 4:43.05 to set an nament reconi Senior Dudley Hart, who led ranked Curtis Hollinger. 7-4, 7-6. He recov- Ridlon played for the first time this year, SEC meet record in the 500 free. She also after two rounds, finished third at 212. ered from defcits in the firsthand second sets won the 100 fly and 100 free individual se Areoad. pa 14 DiMat's final round of 68 was barely to force the tiebreakers, which he won 7-5 events- 14 and countng: Gators lose again Baseball Sieve Crant scored 17 7 for 7 from the free- UnitedPsintema I nal SEC Standilngs points ito lead Vandy throw line team loses NASHVI[ I F, Tenn - Dhe 199-940 ed, Vanderbilt (11-2, 6- mO OnmUld I thought Grant was G 24 dal ion of the! 'I- basketball team ulfitally will I1) held IF to only eight litawa &11 5 214 really good inside, gio into the record books for lutlyiv pomts i the first 14 min- Fogler said thought UF tied a school mark tr yonsevuive uies of the second half A~a~i 4 191 it was a pretty gutsy de- two of three 079 10.16 losses Saturday With its 14th straight defeat and went ahead 52-40 fensive effort Florida at al 142 )lthe season- a 6754 Southeastern Con- after fast break dunk by hit some shotsearly and By ALEX MARVEZ wu erence loss to Vanderbilt at the Memorial Morgan Wheat and two vNuAYeMY02-14 -a us? then they played [heir Alligator Wrier (lbseumr he streak matches the record tree throws by Eric Reid deliberate style ' MIAMI - Even after splitting a grueng set by (I 's 1o1-82 team, wha h finished L}- cut the deficit to ass Is lso! Reid finished with 14 -22 59-54 on Scott Stewart's vandbA 67, UF M4 points, Wheat had 12 two-game series Saturday against Miami, Ahbema r Twnln. 73 and Derrick Wilcox had the UF baseball team wasn't flat through fly winning, the Commolores broke a 15-footer with 1 55 to inisky X& Asgl 0 play But Grant, Kevin 11 for Vanderbilt For most of Sunday's 3 1 loss against Flori, loinlg streak of [heir own After losing Park Anglin and Reid then Mue 7 Ss ~aa UF, Stewart had 13, International at University seve. gais in a row Vinderble tinlly earn hi two tree throws [)wayne Davis had 12 Only when it was time for the Gators lound Itdrom it could beat to preserve the victory sulq. and Renaldo Garcia and make a key play did they have as much wt It Ads i1 mth "I a ialilir tne fir us Vanderbilt coach Twy' 0. M9 Stacey Poole scored 10 as a can of soda accidently left open (r tioing up on (he short end, id (F in- Eddie Fogler put Grant each three days tn (elich Don DeVoe. whose team fell ti ito the starting lineup While the Gators churned out nine has, 1,-1 overall and 2 14 in the S1C But I for the first time this season in an attempt UF maintained a live- [hey left line runners on base Freshmin first half thought (he Florida team did a iomnend- to spark his team. The 6-foot-7 junior re- point advantage for much of the John Burke (2-2) gave up only two hitsand throws bv Garcia with able lb adhering to the game plan We ponded by sconng the most points of his but needed two free struck out seven batters in eight nmin, hold a 32-31 edge at itnioll(d i He gime tfmpii Tboui as wel as y career Shooting 5-for-5 from the field and five seconds left to but he allowed a two-mn triple in the eighth we could expet( I halftime. that decided the game. "I knew we were going to have a problem, (Sunday) with Intensity," UF coach Joe Ar- Lady Gators close with los s to Vandy nold said "We got nine hits and just could in 15 and added 12 not get a key hit, could not drive in a key By GREGG OOYEL despite the loss of head coach Carol Witherspoon chipped rebounds ruT," Allgator Writer Whitmire and injured players Donna Davis, Kellye Cargle and Jennifer Montgomery, UF shot just 253 percent from the held, UF 7 5 and ranked 15th in the nation n Btic K i Nove moer, the LI womei bas Ul heads into the March 2 Southeastern compared to Vanderbilt's 54 percent the Collegiate Baseball/ESPN poll, started inning Her- LIb.l Ieamlost it, 189-9)opener o INI V Conlerence foul nament with its best regu Vanderbilt center Wendy schltens. [he well by scoring in the second !) plom1 sunday. oil V( olth il hite [ar season r ord i six vears. 14 12 nation's 10th leading scorer, poured m 2h bert Perry reached second base oil an error players ater, the lAdy Gators lost [heir Juniors Rhvonja Smith and Sophia points and grabbed 17 rebounds for the by FlU shortstop Juan Barum, moved to regular- season finale to Vanderbilt by 22, Witherspoon paced the Lady Gators offen- Lady Commodores, 21-9 Forward Misty see Baseball, page 14 2 Ni sively Smith had 19 points, while Lamb added 17 points of her own

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