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By RONALD DUPONT JR. Aligator Writer hormi (IF secretary Dai'n Rowe, mother of 14-Lear old David Rowe, has bee found (orelen! to sand trial in collecilon With the attemptI mnorder charges levied upon her alter a Novell her shooting [he NliooLimg - In whilch l)iAwni Rowe allegedly shiot a woman i itL head - occurred aboul seven monihl atter her a1) Drvid waS charged with a:tiemltt( Fourder vlien he repeatedly siab.d IUF student Stacy 1aRocca[ David Rowe was convicted of attempted first-degrer imir der Mardi 11) Divn Rlow.h hti ad hutted Ill for her sonsrr'sl i thtuleri nI, (rMilk' |o ICll Lit' Ill I 1oI h)IIIIi'sll. With aliken to the I !irda(j. t Hospial in Chaiahookhee tor psyhiatric ivalua- ion In a letter mailed I rdayv, Mhua County courthouse officials told the Al- Psychedelic achua County SheriffN office to bring Richard Butler, lead singer of the Psychedelic Furs, performs with the band at the UF Bandshell Saturday evening Rowe back to Gainesville IThe Ieuer as part of UF's Earth Day 1990 Celebration was based on the lindmgs o Stewart parsons, the forenics adminis rather at the state hospital Parsons said Rowe 'hfias all adequate understlanding ol the natu re all ( seriouisness of hit c rin- Smoking bill rejected, to be amended nal charges, is able to communiate ra- tonallyvwathan attorneyand otherwise Rep. David Flagg will submit a new version sometime this week capable of satisfactory part cipaing i the defense of the case." making other rules for universities By M.D. CUMELLA week life November shoot ing occurred on The amendments will either designate Let each campus decide its own polices, Alligator Writer all outdoor areas as smoking areas or impose Browne said see Rowe. page 12 A proposal to end the sale and use of stricter limits on indoor smoking areas, but UP administrators removed all cigarette cigarettes on all state university and commu- the ban on cigarette sales probably will rei machines from campus in December 1988 nity college campuses failed in the state main in the bill, DeGrandy said after requests from the Student Senate, the Legislature last Tuesday. but the bill's spon- The law, if enacted, would be stricter than Student Health Advisory Board and Health sor isn't giving up. other federal and state smoking laws and EducatorJoanneAuth UF also banned smok- 9 a.m.: UF President John Rep. David Flagg, D-Gainesville, said he would supersede those laws on ing in campus dining areas last Lomrbard will raise the Earth Day plans to submit an amended version of his Florida's campuses semester. Flagon the steps ofTigert Hall Call be ri Former anti-smoking bill to the House Higher Edu- DeGrandy said he would Flo da student body health 392-6253 willing to change his vote if the cabinet director Jason Rosenberg cation Committee this week. 4:05 p n.i Alachua County En committee accepts either amend- '* favors the rule, but The original bill, defeated by a 2-2 vote in L he admits environmental Services Directorjohn a House Higher Education sub-committee ment. 1919 0 forcement might be difficult Schert will discuss "Environmental 'You need the rule to protect April10, would have banned the sale and use I'm trying to find an accom- Protection in Alachua County" in the rights of non-smokers," Ro- of cigarettes at Florida's nine state universi- modation that's fair to both smok- Commumcore Building Room CI- senberg said. Jaywalking ties and 28 community colleges. Students, ers and non-smokers," DeGrandy said isn't too practical I1 Call 392-0943 administrators, faculty members and visitors Flagg said lobbyists from the American to enforce either, but it's a good rule to have 5p.m.: Paul Beaverof Amazonia who smoke would have been required to Tobacco Institute oppose his bill. on the books " Expedlitiorns will present a raintor- leave campuses before lighting a cigarette "It probably is a terble bill as far as they Richard Gutekunst, College of Health Re- areconcerned,' Flagg said 'But I don't care" est Program in MCarty Auditorium Flagg said he proposed the bill after speak lated Professions dean, agrees with Rosen- Call 377-6298. ing with former U.S. Surgeon General C. "We all pay 62 cents out of every health- berg but said even outdoor smoking should Everett Koop in Gainesville Nov. 20. Koop care dollar for the medical care of smokers " be restricted. 2:30 today through Thursday: lectured UF students about AIDS, family UF Student Body President Michael Donate to Global Releaf, a national violence, and the dangers of drinking and Browne said he also opposes Flagg's pro- "No-smoking rules are rather dificult to reforestation campaign, and receive a one-hour therapeutic message smoking posal, enforce," Gutekunst said, "But it's the mes- session, available at the Florda -The Surgeon General said more people "It's wrong to try to ban smoking outside," sagethat's important, Smoking isunhealthy " School of Massage. 5408 SW 13th die as a result of nicotine every year than Browne said "No one is affected by second St. Call 378-7891 cocaine or marijuana," Flagg said hand smoke outside' I would designate areas on sidewalks Rep. Miguel Deflrandy, R-Miami, who Browne said he favors the current law about 3 feet square. so that those who voted against Flagg's bill Tuesday. said he requiring designated smoking areas in all smoked would be in one confined area he V l propose two amendments to the bill this public buildings, and legislators shouldn't be said CAMPUS NEWS OWNERS SALE J Council bans kegs on quad J Pig dissection becomes optional 5 Acres $14,900 Ilit I To r Iy 1 Inor1i1h ( iriie1.i1 r [ I r liJulog sTLud(nio it [ Fit inhqeis o tf ront'o r L t ] itn II haurid i t nmim on cu e [t Il qu'adl m It1111[I<1Fnui II kHlit an 4p[ fut 0 Iltal pig flisttronli,but lhw 15 mirn from Gainesville, mall, University and hospitls 'iT el ril 4'i lipgrady 'le I t rrill millget. 171, bioloatgy dItpartment has the final cl i sion in tie nitl Nor springs & rivers, easy drive to Gulf Brautifil SI 1 , !hi tjIly Hea1,,n r4I(}rIIfI area I I) 1 11 y 'l' > I rI 1, N ' T[)' 4'11[r .1R1{ Ik I I Lhr,,( 01r rtomlitr r14'h ol %.A[ to 1 [In'."IgJi property on paved road m NO FLA growth Tr [m.nITlbhar[ %syttsI\, It Irdig 'r , .1 1 lrum 1 dvorl r Cst Great terms Call Now' l I',ru Alhanlh Tio ionlf tioir ltn ,tivit )%r Ilho bitlay nit[,.irliilt-Ill Paten Corp 800 888 4606 Ext 842 from 8 30 to 8 31) III liours it P l t ' il))(It'Il1 /J04,lot 1) l lA,'r' titw 'I. \ Ir g'rrr,I sfi , | t ,i t I] l1jnu'tels w higi Io h( (i inijsm'( Iru',, 'lht'ad sil toa t tor gel Ta om bad :tmye , ril r Ius, 0eAn Y.1 1 1i111[ p tcr Tilifr I VriI did vret Carourage d E ctJiLisU ULLL t 1 11 twil 1, o aod 1 1ingN I it 111 I t I do if l em r I heir r' it , withT tvlill t or doit n IT I I !'| :, , 1 1 l :l u ltir ' 11, 1| 1 F llig to I t, fill\ 11r1 1 , it ( ,1 ({111 Li , ll t l e t') I0, Hold till I ) 1 ov1t't' d' to al! I( L'IkIo IirI Imm Heiu l , , 11 , nd\, Hry- gor, gE3 1ial Ty lon '(1114 i I it o ,e , IMi , , pr H el1 I k,[1' hillit 1 ' l d t WHAT'S HAPPENING NAACP I hi \A\( P vll fl I I I It Ii . i11 cow (d lor being I M - Brew (ill I u633 A 'gi' .ct iiii o i/ I ii nile l i E Irli'd /neHit destroyer at the Karate: he Ninkido Karate Club I 01is' %I',it led L p With Styrotoam' will meet liuesday afternoon at 4 in Unscramble: I r'ii Ganvile ]i nionistfrtion luesday morning at the 'Connell Center Karate Studio r . bl li iir, ( lubi, will i , I I I I o .i! 0Hl McDonalds on 13th Call 336-0912 1dih I ,i W1Ho kin', 6111 1ri t[ ( all , h2t AA: Drinking problemsThe Stu- I' l (a Ill 111 Action AmI Al I liberation Front dent Group of Alcoholics Child care: I iodan 1s t1' Ii[ di % nd I arth I first will present Direr Anonymous meets every Thursday 1 ci gia r I44r tIn Gr,,ic itt S I ni AT turn for the Farth Tuesday at 5 in night at 830 in Reitz Union Room '111 1'ill Irild Iir porogrn 11 M, (tly Auditorium Call 377-6298 357 Call Pat. 335-1796 (,b .( lior !c(will hi divillabl, FRESH: I riends Through Racial Olympic.: Volunteers are needed L'triwtes Sharing in Humanity for the Florida Special Olympics tinil, ", I k ( .il Arlene 11-JYYI 4 wll hve an informal meeting Tues- May l&-2O Call the Special Olym- Destruction \i I)ids "ill dii night If 645 in the Orange & pies Tyunterr Hotline, 374-0814

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7 -- Passion SU/iTTF rOOKAl I iGA[OR Task force finalizes UF senior Todd Simons portrays Jesus Christ nailed on the cross as part of a crucifixion re-enactment at the Plaza of the Americas Friday afternoon, sponsored by InterVarsity list of 23 s suggestions Christian Fellowship

By DUANE MARSTELLER ask force co-chairman Gerardo Alligator Staff Writer Festival features foreign cultures After more than three hours of 'fhe task force took the task By PATRICIA LEE dent Association and the Chinese, 1 10 p im Russian, Hellenic discussion and rewording Thurs very seriously, worked very hard, Alligator Writer lurkish, Filipino, Tuesday night each club will day night, the Qualityof LifeTask and came up with some recom- and Vietnamese clubs are among have ote representative competing Force came up with a 28-page mendations that have the capac- Students from all over the world the groups participating n the in the second annual Miss VISA report its members feel will on- ity to make an Impact," said will bring a little bit of home to week long festival International pageant prove the jives of black and Hispa- Gonzalez, an education profes- Gainesville during the 28th annual 'It's always a good opportunity It's no a brauity or pertirmance nic students at IF sor 'Tm sure the majolty of stu- International Festival this week for people to see where other sItl- pageant It's based riore p'jresen- dents will support any The event, coordinated by Volun dents come fromland what life is dlion, On hOW outlhiiii t ln( well The report, which will be pre improvement in the quality of life like in other places." sand Gloria President John teers for International Student Af- seated to UF for Arican-American and Hispa- Markus, VISA vice-president see Weak, page 8 Limbardi Wednesday, contains fairs, features music, art and foods nic students. It's something that's from around the world as pre seated 23 recommendations - from an To begin the celebrati on. several desperately needed." by UF' International stu dent correction elective humanities course that international clubs will showLase would teach differences among Although the task force cre groups their cultures and feature musc Wen~dy kowns~end oa, mlisdeno- fied II 7h' Alga(or on this loga culturesto hiringmore black and see Report, page 10 Students from he Caribbean Stu- fronm around lie world today at Hispanic coaches at UF - I dent Association, the Iispamic Stu- lurlngton 11,1ll IromII 3I a III to Wedne sday

Congratulations Seniors! ISRAEL be Kind We will miss You! A Land A Peope Elly Adams Diane Newland to Your Brooke Batten Susan Niles An Opportunity Jennifer Bressler Lesa Pearson Earth. Melanie Cox Kristen Popp Betsy Cummings Laurey Sheldon . Lisa Ely Tracey Taylor Dena Ervin Amy Winterbotham 1990 Jennifer Few Kim Alyea - Georgia Frailey Candee Donahoe Susan Krutzler Rachel Fischer Debbie McVinnie Christine Hill For more information on all Israel Prograns - Mary Murphy Irene Martinez call: Kim Baker 1-800-27-ISRAE or 212-750-7773 or write: Delta Love, Alpha Psi Israel Program Center/AZYF Earlh Day 515 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022 1990 .~AA~M~M AAaM.A.M.MMk I IE I LSWE ItAiE X STUDEN HONOR COURT E LSEWH ER E 1'N!LRdtltsd IsX OF FLORII)A Chancellor Robert W loyd faster Cofer, (rosman,. nnis-Thompoon. 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Kart to be Ied friends were i Bensonhurst to attend the party They -spectale Arn Availabie lougetltr but lure s'].irit tints, because Mondello were actually in the neighborhood to look at a used * June Qentals 3200 Off ilIegedly ias iniered ' ich is he lurimman tar and were lost when they were attacked * July Qentals $200 Off * An Additonal I Monib free Black leaders boycott Detroit media ***Total Upto$1OlOtnDiscounle Il l [NOp I (1 I) -- \Iiursio ddclinrng t ont be (rack house and about a month alter Robert Spencer. Dunni8 Th&1 Denrox t 14n1 1erot' iavorm Honl tho (flov I newsN medha ha, president if the quasi-government Detroit Economic 11 ITT' [11n i ll [Ie wvrsi rn IVIII I It lration (it I hOVILIu Growth Corq suggested a "dispassionate" acadern u 24 Hour Mainttnancc/anc3 N tCr It blon k rvligion b, se sti, odt I It iedtt I saidy of news coverage ii Detroit and other cities [ighed Tenni (cout, llit nit'rtaitli (ounoll Trged black citizen', of Spencer said a study might promote accord among ltghed Qscquctball 1), roof siop atchmg WX'/ IV and reading tle editors, reporters and civic leaders "who feel that the Jacuzz ill trit Frie force as of April () to protest what it news media portray a negative view of Detroit and MIun M 'nili'r Inigtive (overage of the uiy, itappropriate subsequently encourage that viewpomnt on a national tot i, art it rvatioo and iournalvta alackl oil level " Jr Olympc Pool \ior (illemlhm Young young, 71, Detroit's first black mayor and winner I itonlI olded hut 11 rlo -~trwimIvedia oullees last lall ol an unprecedented fifth term, has been PLEA6E PHONE NOW F0Q INFORMATION ON ITt siJpousIbl' for tlite cry r imiig e rationally, ncreasiigly critical of Detroit's newspapers and news CflHEQ SPECIALS AVALA5LE AT THE "ALL NEW" ld it ledro rule tout expielmg the hoyott broadcasters C tsb I iot' , uiiicil released ,1 jio tion paler dtini urt ing Young contends the media, largely directed by r r at f a ct ior gm rntz d 11 t l tKn and raust II giarnogt f-ree Press residents if predominantly white suburbs, play up t Ios Pubisher Nel Shini sid lilt piper tradition nrid urban crime to titillate suburban customers 1-904-377-2220 Iiih ha (lt'oiintraited a u"It'n-i for furness and I the mavor also is bitter about coverage of his toom crn lor lhe t) s( I hirol "I administration, especially amid reports of alleged I hvt .Iinniilaooiinin it I me tiid aCity Coun- abuses of a police department fund for undercover .t uproar over coverage of si killings in a reputed operations Yeltsin nominated to lead Soviet Federation Arby's MNSCOW (Il) - A denicraii faction late Satur- gneer, was a longtime associate of the late human day niOinmrated tomnmtIlist maverick Borns Yeltsin to rights champion Andrei Sakharov out for president oft he Russian Federation, the largest Yeltsim, who was fired as the party boss of Moscow o tOle Soviet Unon's 15 republics and a potential in November 1987 and then booted out of the ruling Super Meal Deal* 1 power base against Mikhail Gorbachev Politburo in 1988, was the largest vote getter in the the president of the Russian Soviet Federated elections to the Russian Federation's parliament 4 iocalist Republic will be chosen by the republic's In the elections to the national Congress of People's 6 1,026mernber Congress of People's Deputies when it Deputies in 1988, Yeltsin garnered almost 90 percent :- convenes In Moscow on May 16 packed with radical of the Moscow vote, but the Congress initially would Ig i slitIors who won seats in last month's elections. not elect him to the Soviet parliament, prompting tens [i Demot ratic Rus'ia bloc Saturday night of thousands of Yeltsin supporters to spill into the nominated eltsI andtnie other candidates for the capital'sstrevts Thedecision eventually was reversed. presidential post, the Fass news agency reported If he were to be elected as president of the Russian Sunday federation, Yeltsin would get enormous exposure as Also nominated was Serge Kovaloy, a former dis- the head of the republic, which includes almost all of FREE sident repeatedly impnsouned by leotud Brezhnev but European Russia and Sibena and encompasses two- This week only Arby's presents a deal that can't be beat. later freed by Gorbachev Kovalov, a Moscow en- thirds of the land mass of the country a Super Meal Deal. Buy Arby's S@ior Reast Beef Sandwich and get an order of our golden bron potato cakes and a Student loan default rate dropped in 1988 medium beverage Pre. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Education Department declared indefault if heorshe has not made apayment We team our tender, piled high roast beef with crisp officials said the default rate for federal student loans in six months. lettuce. juicy tomatoes and our own special dressing all on fell i 1988 but the addition of more than $1 billion in Most of the decline in the 1988 default rate resulted a freshly toasted sesame seed bun. One bite of this red ink shows it is too early to "claim any victory in from changes in the way the department calculated sandwich and without a doubt you can. this are." the figure, and officials were hesistant to attribute the The department said Wednesday that 15 6 percent rest to Education Secretary lauro Cavazos's default -/ of the students who were required to begin repaying initiative. U-1 their federally guaranteed loans in the 1988 fiscal year Unlike 1987, the 1988 default rate does not include were found in default dunng the next two years, down loans to students at foreign schools, schools that were Sale Good Monday, April 16 thru Friday, April 20. from 17 3 percent in 1987 subsequently kicked out of the loan program or No add ons or substitutions please. Of the 2.46 million loans scheduled to start being schools with fewer than 30 borrowers repaid in 1988, 385,000 were in default Of the $9 23 Both Congress and the Education Department Not valid with other offers. billion loaned, $1 07 billion was in default acted last year to tighten the rules for obtaining (Now open at 10:30 a.m.) The department calculates its default rate on the student loans following a more than 300 percent I basis of the first two years because 70 percent of increase in defaults from 1983 to 1989 and widespread Jed Smth of fa 1hderpaes sa LW. 1311 Struat defaults begin with the first payment A student is reports of fraud MoNDAY AIMI I i Ile AIJJCAT)R'> Prairie trail plan opposed Graduate forum to feature Increased traffic concern s Paynes Prairie officials and research, lectures, poetry By SHANNON MCKINNEY 18 5-mile trail from the Alachua sink Persimmon point, a rodge on the north edge po-try readings and theatrical 'kits hi Alligator Writer By PATRICIA LEE m of the prairie Stage oo Theatre at Constans theatre An effort to make parts of Paynes Prairie Alligator Writer "After this meeting, we should be wrap- "One It the real joys that we have A more accessible to the public is meeting ping planning up in the next month or two' Graduate students will show off their little bit of everything, that we were able resistence from park officials who say in- Scruggs said "ie trail will probably be work - everything from research in edu to get representatives from many different creased traffic would destroy the area's opened to the public the first half of next cation and environmental protection to po- departmentson canipus, said philosophy unique ecosystem year " etry and theatrical skits - to [he public graduate student and GSC President Rory Paynes Prairies nota local park," Payoes Gainesville City Commissioner David during the Graduate Student Forum today Weiner Participatiig students are repre- Prairie Park biolo- Coffey said the by- senting more than 40 deparinenis on tam- gist James B Wei- The forum, a day-long event sponsored pass "just isn't reces- and the pus, he saId mer said sary, by the Graduate Student Council Graduate School Dean's Office, will feature It is a resource of Bypass would divert been working Although this is l's first graduate stu- "I've the research and work of sI graduate national significance dlent d rumi, stude nts, faculiity and stiudent three miles of the 18.5- on the trail project for students through lectures, poster preen it's really in the four years with these government have been enithsistn aot tations and art performances same class as the Ev- mile trail from the Al- people, Coffey said. it. GS( officials say erglades We just achua sink and "Now the people who Cunous observers also will have the "Dean IcOkhart and the graduateschool can't afford to sac- were helping me and chance to learn about departmental pro have been very supportive 1Tht students flee it," he said. Persimmon point, a ridge knew all along where grams and opportunities for graduate stu are telling us this is something that should Paynes Prairie of- thetrai was going are dents during a discussion with students, have been done long ago," said GSC Vice- ficials are backing a on the north edge of the now resisting" professors, Graduate School Dean Made- president Bill Johnson, a plant pathology proposed bypass of Coffey said good in lockhart and UF Vice-president for graduate student prairie. research and development Donald Price the Rails to Trails management _ The forum, in the planning since (jSC's project, a stretch of which would include "The forum was designed to show what Inception one year ago, also will help rec- are contributing to the unver- abandoned railroad track between Haw regular patrols by park rangers and barriers graduates ognize outstanding achievement in differ- sity, to allow students to learn about re thorne and Gainesville that the city of erected near sensitive areas -would protect ent departments T'hroughout the day, Gainesville and Florida's search being done in unrelated Department of Nat- the environment just as well as a bypass graduate school faculty will attend the ural Resources hope to convert into a nature departments and to show undergraduates The public would actually help prevent sessions and judge the students* work trail. Part of the trail would pass through vandalism by acting as the "eyes and ears' and faculty the diversity of post-graduate Paynes Prairie. said David Wrnialski, Wrapping up the forun is an open dis- of the patrols, he said programs at UF," The DNR will meet with a local advisory forum coordinator cussion session and awards presentation at 4 30 p m in the McCarty Auditorium committee Tuesday to decide the fate of the That area of the park is very isolated." Beginning at 9 a m , graduate students bypass, proposed by park officials in Febru- Coffey said "I think public traffic through will present their research and other work But the final event of the day is GSC's ary, said Iw P Scruggs, a DNR land use there would be a deterrent to vandals " through 15-mnute lecturesand posterpre 'happy hour" at Cucos an formal cele- planning coordinator. sentations in the Reitz Union Graduate bration that is, ike all other frunrm see Prnire, page 9 events, The bypass would divert three nmlesof the students in the performing arts will hold open to the public

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A survival issue "If you swat at a mosquito with a sledge hammer, you could seriously affect the well-being of a lot more than the insect So, too, if our nation accepts and acts on all the unproved theories of today's environmentalists, personal freedom and national sovereignty could be compro- mised, even destroyed " A .6 4% So says the John Birch Society in a news release re- Day hysteria. sponding to what it calls Earth /- April 22 is the 20th anniversary of Earth Day - a time to become more aware of the environment and learn ways to save the planet for future generations. Different campus groups are sponsoring events all week to share in formation and educate people about daily threats to the Rag Atr*o world. Yet, there are some who say those "threats" are un- founded, exaggerated or based on sketchy data. The John Birch Society says Americans should not be fooled into believing things are so terribly wrong as to warrant government control. They go so far as to say the existence of Israel doesn't deserve U.S. aid the Environmental Protection Agency is unconstitutional Tims year. Amercan taxpayers will provide the state - because the President formed it instead of Congress. of Israel more than $3.5 billion, an amount equivalent eo Mark Smith For example, the Society insists that the problem of to giving $700 to every man, woman and child By auto emissions is an isolated phenomenon that does not contrast. U.S. aid to sub-Saharan Africa amounts to only about SI per person for a region with only SPEAKING OUT call for national or international control. (Yeah, it's an iso- otherwise worthy of continuing U S aid. on Earth. Other planets don't have this one-sixth of the per capital income of Israel's lated phenomenon For the second year in a row, the State As one of five Gainesville residents who in January problem ) Department's Country Reports on Human Rights ac- participated as part of a human rights delegation to The problem of dirty air is not isolated to congested cit- knowledges that Israel's occupation army is commit- the occupied territories of the West Bank. the Gai ies The air travels and so does the dirt. ting serious human rights violations against the Strip and East Jerusalem, I can affirm that Israel's indigenous Palestinian population behavior towards the Palestinians living under their The Society also believes that Americans are being vic- Reported human rights abuses include unwar- military control is totally unacceptable, and for that timized by environmental hysteria into supporting huge ranted killings and physical injury. deportations ad_ reason, sending U S tax dollars to Israel is also tax increases and regulations that build governmental con- ministrative detention, absence of bail, severe unacceptable trol and power which, in turn, impair American industry's psychological and physical pressures on prisoners, in order to call attention to the gross misuse of pattern gross vio- ability to compete in the world market. forced entry, curfews and other collectible punish- taxpayer dollars to perpetrate a of ments, the closing of all colleges and universities for lations of Palestinian human rights, the Gaines- Sounds like a bunch of rich, old business executives more than two years and harassment of human rights ville/UF chapter of the Palestine Human Rights who want to protect their profits and couldn't care less workers, among others. Campaign, in cooperation with the national organiza- about the future of "people" - just the future of profit- 'Te Country Reports are issued each year to comply tion Act On Conscience, will hold a candle-light vigil in front of the main Post Office in Gainesville on the making Americans. with the Federal Assistance Act of 1979, which pro- hibits military and economic aid to "any country the last day for filing income taxes, Monday, Apnl 16, But that's not what Earth Day is about. The activities government of which is engaged in a consistent pat- from 4 to 12 p m. and speeches on campus this week and this weekend cen- tern of gross violation of internationally recognized On a United Nations guided tour of the Gaza Strip, ter on how individuals and their communities can become human rights " several in our group chanced upon a 14-year-old more environmentally aware. Israel is not the wont violator of human rights, nor Palestinian girl who had lost an eye to a "rubber the only country for which a prohibition of aid would bullet," a large steel ball covered with a thin layer of "Of course, we want a clean and safe environment, but be appropriate. But, because Israel is the largest U.S. rubber we do not believe it necessary to sacrifice the freedom of aid recipient, all taxpayers are deeply implicated in We asked her if she had anything to say to the the American people and the independence of our nation its actions, people of America, and her simple message was, to get it," Society spokesman John McManus wrote in a According to the letter and spirit of the Foreign "Please stop sending money and weapons to Israel so news release. Assistance Act, Congress is obligated to hold public they will stop blinding and killing Palestinian chil- hearings concerning Israeli human rights practices to dren." What freedoms? Maybe the freedom to breathe clean determine whether that country is legally eligible or Mark Smith is a graduate student in socpily. air. Or the freedom to have children and naively believe EmmE1flEE~r~rn. that they will survive. Although the Society would like people to believe it, en- observers on board. The porpoise We can understand the readers' Tuna article failed mortality on U.S. boats is less than vironmental concern is not a right or left issue. It's an confusion and misinterpretationas to distinguish fleet represented by environmentalists. this is a complex issue and none issue about survival, it's an issue about respecting an ne point is moot, I am ecstatic of the articles has completely Earth we already have started destroying. We don't have EdItm. We would like to respond to say, due to the recent decisions stated the facts. a choice anymore, we must start taking responsibility for to a letter printed April 13 and the by Starkist, Chicken of the Sea and We felt that we had sufficiently what we do. article that incompletely repre Bumblebee. It remains to be seen stressed to the reporter that we are sented our views as ex-tuna and whether the companies will be able against porpoise fishing, but forc- porpoise observers. to verify how the tuna is caught ing the U.S. tuna fleet out of busi- allgator Editor First of all, our point of view is But the major point we were ness would not necessarily be Lucy Chabot that by lumping U.S. tuna fishing trying to make is that if we force helping the porpoise. vessels with the international Managing Editor Opinions Editor fleet. the U.S. tuna boats out, they will we shouldn't be sur- the Earth Island people were ob- Maybe Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton change out of American ownership prised that our views were inade- scuring the difference between the and therefore may have no ob- quately represented when one of leanters Policy porpoise mortality in the two fleets serverrequirement, and the results our nhmes was even misspelled. I.tten to the afofr .KKAt nsd eed 2OO Vanilw203 1.1 002 la Want 11111 annual an will be as Mr LaBudde recorded. tvpsd. dobliepwd and sn d Tbey o hown ktiud. A i ped fnte, add,.s. .id twi reon. Sam LABudde was undercover nurb N Muswill b withe iWV. writer sho ust CU KYou hn" ny " sa ons call on a foreign boat, not a U.S. boal. We are disturbed ow eitoriil page editm at 376k445 at the ability James Th.oM All U.S boats are required to have of this issue to be misrepresented. WY MONDAY, APIVI 10, I'M AILIGATR, 7 Volunteer counselors help callers cope with crises 40,ikO calls a year. the center counsels By NATALEE WATERS tie' Sit the (enter and arnitct , I or(I whti volunteerss will paruPitte in Mock ses- survivors of suicide attempts and sends care they arrive Alligator Writer5 rios, l ntzkir ',.ud s atf iemibers willecaih teams into communities "You wouldn't wal a neirosirgeon work volunteers The telephone rang in a dimly lit office So litein, ralher than give advice, 'What I do is reflective listen mg," Monica ing 10 hours a week,' he s.od "fihe have in I to keep tallirs on the phone long and woke Monica from a short nap, it was said "It is a relief to these people that they 10 recharge their batteries. 3 am Ibut Monica wasn't upset enough to alk out their frustrations and can be heard and understood " But relying on student volunteers rates understand (heir problems bet (r She spoke softly nto the telephone and concentrated About 75 percent of the volunteers at the difficulties dunng summer vacations her thoughts on the caller, a " is a challenging five weeks," ntzkar man who said center are students, said Rob Lutzkar, vol- "It's adoubleedged sword." lotAzkar said. he was considering suicide said Some leave because the program unteer coordinator. Most study psychology 'he students are good volunteers they Monica didn't offer advice or give her opmn but pushes some buttons We deal with emo- ion. She was just there to listen in school, and the experience allows them go home on breaks and leave us short " to test their career choices. ional issues like rape and death" Monica, a 26-year-old graduate student at Next month, the center will offer a pro- UF, is one of about 100 volunteers at the Volunteers take the strain off staff mem- gram consisting of 50 hours of suicide and About half of the people who start the Alachua County Crisis Center, which has bers, who often must deal with other crisis intervention training that prepares program will no finish it, Iotzkar said After served communities in Alachua County for people's problems for 40 hours a week, potential volunteers to work on the center's holding similar programs, the center usually morethan 20years In addition to answering Lotzkar said. 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Opening Ceremony INTERNATIONAL FOOD WEEK Monday April 16. 1990 Enjoy a different International Menu at Location Turlington Hall (GPA) the Reitz Union Cafeteria all week Time 11 30 a m-30 p.m. during the International Festival Entrance Fee Free to the public Menu: Monday April 16 Spanish Miss VISA International Pageant Tuesday April 17 Jamaican Tuesday April 17 1990 Wednesday: April 18 Chinese Ron Ballroom (J W Reitz Union) Location Thursday: April 19 Italian Time: 8 00 p.m Friday April 20 French Entrance Fee Free to UF students with fee cards $1 to the general public

Movie: "Cold Watee Talent show Wednesday April 18. 1990 Saturday April 21, 1990 Location J W Reitz Union, rooms 361-363 Location University Auditorium Time 4-00 p rn Time 8:15 p m Entrance Fee: Free to the public Entrance Fee Free to UF students with fee cards $2 to the general public Latin Fiesta Featuring Sin Tiempo and Latin Connection International Day Friday April 20, 1990 Sunday April 22, 1990 Location J W Reitz Union . Rion Ballroom Location West Side Park Time: 9-00 p. (at the corner of 34th Street and N.W. 8th Ave) Entrance Fee: Free to UF students wtth fee cards Time. 12 p m -4 p m $2 to the general public Entrance Fee Free to the public

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I 12 AIJIGAMIXR. MONDAY. APRIl 16 1990 and they wont let me have him" WE-RENT TO ROWE Rowe repiorttedly said jus after the from page I shooting 19 YRS. & UP! a Friday after Rowe had knocked Uheru later recovered, and she on the doorofennie Ulien of3125 will be nerviwtcd by attorneys NW 107th Terra e and asked fora later his month, according to ride Sources had said Rowe was count records originally looking for another UF secretary who lived next door to Rowe's reference to her son NEED TO RENT Client after the shooting was not the first RESTAURANT & LOUNGE A CAR, TRUCK, rIeru agreed to give Rowe time she had done that Gainesville ride, but the two got into an argu- police Detective Steve Dean, who OR VAN? ment when they pulled into the was the first persn to tell Rowe THEN COME Sprint Food Store parking TO. lot at that her son had been charged GATOR 7515 Newberry Rd Soon thereat with attempted murder, said she ter, shots were fired, one of which became loud and emotional, say 0 AUTO hit Uleru in the head, critically LEASING tig UF was responsible for the am injuring her arrest 1017 West University Avenue 335 N MAIN SI W Hait Sheriff's Deputy Steve Gainesville. Florida & 904/376-8899 p mot 372-2161 Cut Isle lMAMT iO lhhendge happened to be across "She wasn't calm by any means," the street and saw Rowe get out of Dean said the car with the gun and attempt to steal another car A man at the Court records show that Rowe station, however, wrestled the guin underwent $510 in psychiatric from her. tests before she was deemed con- Thaey have my 13-year-old son, petent to stand trial.

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: UNFURN. FOR RENT: UNFURN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT 1 FURNISHED SPACIOUS May free Rocky Point. near UF and Please Help Us 2bdr/lba Apt for Sum Bicycle Club Apt 9 Zbdri2ba convenni ONE BEDROOM APT Shands, start May 1 11u Aug 15, call Lisa mer C Use our turnlure a pay no do 0 UF, tennis, sauna Jaczz, May June Summer rmml wanted to live 1 3 m from ONLY $263/MO 378 5397 or 335-0455 leave massage 4 post'! Reasonable rant 336 8492 opt 10 renew $390/mo 335 540S 4 18 UF, NW G-ville No dap. $230 covers all LYONS APT 18 5-2 4 30-16 4 5 4 bills Call 371 7703 lv masg 4 18 10-1 4000 SW 2OTHAV 377-407 4 30 71 2 Sublease May-July, Sm efficiency W large Sublease For Summer W1 opion for Fall Spyglass 3bd'3ba sublease May July WALK 3 BLOCKS UF Room c/h/sc share yard. $135/mo & 1/5 until Call Sandy after Spacious 2bdr Apt CHEAP RENTI Call Beautiful apariment, best place in G telle kilbath w/d prefer male grad students INCREDIBLE 7pm 372-6146 4-19-5-2 376-08090 4 30 16 4 1o live Great pool Sreal Sign now' nag 185 minge24 double 376-5652 378-8122 ElficlnomyApl 335 2830 4-17-4-4 4 27-16-1 Starting a$185 28/lBA quad unit. avail summer, posap 3 Roommates Needed for 5 bdr House I Starting al 23/ 2 Sedroom bly longer Fireplace, sMc. dishwash, SW block 10 UF SSSmo Call 375 8090 4 SubIet 2bd/tbe save $150, clean apt, FIREPLACE in your bdrl On room in his- MEADOWCAEST area, no pets $310/Mosec 335-0213 4 30-164 walk dial UF/Shands, $360/mo. 2 pools, topic "Haunted Mansion" Sunny. great for 37M-1&8N 20-5 2 May Aug opt to lease call Amy & Mjgan cats Laura 377 3132. 373-9784 OvS 4 375-3861 LAKEWOOD VILLAS 374 8780 4 18 5 4 15-5-1 MELROSE SPRINGS Brand new 21d, bd3baew/d available July I-Doc 31 screened porch, huge oaks, landscaped $241me A ulitilles, 335-4064, females Need 2 to share Irge apt mailer bedroom NEXT TO UFI Furnlahed 2bd/liba behind -Check Our New Specials- nice neighborhood.S450/mo 475 1958 only 4 17-5 4 , utIlites for summer Rent riego Rocky Norman. fenced yard. central ac. private All Amnilm Available Pets Ok 4 30 112 P Apfe Call Mike at 335 9510 410 5 4 drive, start May, $320/mo 3762119 lv FURNISHED UNFURNISHED Large 2bdr apt, at 837 SW Wih St No mess 4-16-5-1 Roommates Aveilable MUST LEASEI SpacIous 261% apt, close to dogs, wood loors, gas heel for vater Reasp, quiet n/s needed Own rm in 3bed We're No I campus, central aIr. pool, laundry, $290 a stove, cent ac $300/mo, deposit nag 12bath api Only 120, 1 pay the rest No Summer C Sundowne Apes REGENCY OAKS month obo 375-2193 4-20 5-2 371 0741 4-16-4-4 dep May Aug Call 375-1354 alier Spm, Great Location and very affordable Avail 378-S7n Sased 4-30 13-4 May I Ask for GS Call 377-2596 -Hurryl 3230 SW Archer Road Walk 2bks to UF, Itrafg lbdr apt. 1110 * WINDMEADOWS APTS HUGE 4 16-5-1 COUNTRY GARDENS SW 2nd Ave 8250/mo. Carol 331-6374 2Sted/2Bath Sublease for Summer W op GREAT DEALIll 3bd,/2ba in Aloha Gar 4 20-5 2 tror, for fall, unfurn Call for more info dens close to campus, summer c only 373 4500 4 Furnished efficiency ept . ac, 2 blocks 2004 SIN lShe Street 336-4218 17 5 4 $520/mo or sublease by room 372 7675 from campus, pets allowed Available next $299 MOVE IN SPECIAL STONERIDGE 4 16 3 4 monih on temporary or perm baas 335 APTS Pool, tennis weight room, sauna, SUMMER SUBLET Own bdr in 2 bdr/l 1/2 375 1121 4-20-5-2 1980 4-17-5 1 Solve Parking ProblemI Walk 10 U from both henhouse Less than I mile from Regency Oaks apt, I1bdr, large, for more Anglia (NW 6th/IhS Str) Modern well kept campus Leave message 377 9653 4 info 378-2202 mornings and evenings 4 *** Great Summer Pad *** Own Apts to w/own wesher/dryor. cent hit/mc HOMES: 1-4-4 ad/bth fully turn, just feet from pool. Now renting for fall I yr lease I5t & last MOBILE acuzzi, W room. $200 373-6402 avail dep $480/MO Zbdr/lba OXFORD MANOR 2bdr/2ba for summer OWN AM May-Aug, furnished 2bdr/2ba $610/mo 8 Washidry, completely now fall and spring 4-17-S- 3bdr/2ba $730/mo 4bdr/2ba 338-6354 3 FOR RENT/SALE furnished a pool Oakbrook Walk F $200 mo nego W/d 302 0554 4-20 10-2 stall Call 377- 1955 anytime 4-11-5 4 close 10 UF 377-5496 4 18 5-4 Live in Oakbrool one Bdm for Summer Nice a Dandy Customized 2bdr Moble Home partly turn, Wash A ridge on well OXFORD MANOR 2bd/2ba, Spyglass Need fem for mailer bdbath A , or C 3rd floor W balcony Attractive clean appl & houses, close to May-Aug washer/dryer, 1 or 2 persons $160 each shaded lot Very close to UF an Archer Que area in back Can re-rent for next May Aug A e C Only $190/me and 1/3 UP, avail for Aug T yr lease No dogs Must sell S t 750 330 1303 4 17 5 3 Call 374-8426 4-10-4 1 Call 495 9024 4 30 24 2 year if U respond soon Furnilure avail util Kimberly 335-41 4 1 4 $449rMo Cal Ty, Doug, or Chris at 371 OAKBROOK WALK Summer sublet jut Moving-Must Sell 12x60' turn mobile 0297 417-5 4 Sub Ibdr in GaTorown Api, own msr 2bl new carpet, Fenced ard, dish home Great cond, $4500 Call 33580984 condo, fully furnished, wshdry, wic pool. c heat/air ash/dry hook u fer pr/ba great loc cent air his month ree Don'I throw away S on apt ren 4-20-5-3 Call any time, leuvOMsg renIS180/mo call great view, $2500mo Call Moe 336-4251 Oaks Mail $2;5/mo & $250 dp 332 Summer sublease own bdr/balh. Irans 1o Arfan 373 4507 4 18 3 4 4 17-5-1 4623 4-10 5 2 UF/SFCC, wd, fully burnished SSOIsmo Call Wendy at 373 2088 4 17 5 4 Sorority Annex Sublet May-Aug I blk Bel Air 635 NW 25th Ave Huge 2bd/aba SUBLEASE: Sublet thru July Colonial Manor Apt 5mps from Norman $275 + util Call 375-3021 and I bd aps Large Oaks College Park VIZCAYA 2bd avail in 3i2 1/3 Ftl, quiet, walk to UF on SW li br/Ibe punished, and leave message 4-17-4- Properties 411 NW 15th St 371 7777 4 4 HOUSE/APl clean. NS. avail for al summer. Close to pool '225,mo CalLo 37831'9 4 1- 1- 10-2 UF $135 and $145/mo 377 4790 4 17 6 4 Summer schoolfurn, ems +2 bdrm pt- I 5-4 French Ott close to campus, 2bdr 11/2 21m needed block Ir Norman Hall-parking-NO Sudlo. I bd. aId 2bd apis and houses for summer C $1Simo + be. I mint $177 50 A 12 ull neg 33- lifulil Hor Vill 338 4447 4 8-5 4 PETS.ns-nice area 461-21l after S. 372 avail now and for fall Walk to UF I Beat the 1010 ChrlsIRolf 4-17-11-4 **** Sublease 2/1 Phoenix II Aps 8404 days 4-185-1 rushl College Park Properties 41' NW Close to UF, Central A/C new rug, all LANDMARK sublet 1br in 2/2 1wriieflor 15th 371-7777 4-18-10-2 OXFORD MANOR - Sublease or re-rent appliances, quite neighbors only SAVE $Sdmo Own bdr Fn Brandywie for summer. option for fail, 3bdr/Sba, 82851mo 335-6575/372 150 *** * Summer C ONLY $140/mO 1/3utile Call Mike 0 378-4703 l map 7 4 4 Apt Avail May w/ option o rene in Aug 200/iSA $325/MO Phoenix Apta . close washer/dryer Please call 377-0267 4- 4-17-5-4 6350*io. Gary 378-5584 If no answer to UF/Shands. very spacious avail now 1 17 10-4 plefasetryagain 4-16-51 OXFORD MANOR 2bdr/2ba 515 hru 8/15 Sublease for summer 2bd in 3bd/2ba yearor summer lease, pets Ok Brad 375 house s/ walking distance to UF Nice 1303 4-23-10-2 May rent FREEI 2bdrt2ba in OXFORD Rent negotiable Call 335 1380 ask for COTTAGE 300 yrd fron campus, 2bdrms, Taras or 371-390" 4 17-5-4 neighborhood $135 and $150/mo 375 MANOR. Rent summer C w/ option for 6276 4-18-5-4 porch, May-Aug $340,month + uIl GUAR- Sleep to sound of fogs, 'mall of honey- Fall Cal fowl 375-1200 1V message 4- ANTEED salislettlon Brad 375-0384 4- suckle 2bdr in quad near UF, dishwasher, 18.10.41 GREEN MAR, close to UF Sublease for 16-3-1 summer, 2bdr't ba. cent a/c $315fjmo 2bdr/Iba turn house w/ fenced yard, w/d cent hic. patio. 6350/mo 335-9089 4- central Mc, NW 7th Ave, avail May-Aug, 16-52 Oxford Manor-2bdr/ibs. avail in May for Call Tanya or Claire at 377-9270 4-17 Room In Sdr house S160/mo A util 375- 8440/mo nog 4 util For info call 335 summer o. Closest to pool, tennis, weight 4913 4-2-10 4 8329 4-195-1 Super 2abdrtba apt Phoenix 2030 SW room. Call for more info 376-0506 4-19- Nice, cheap. 2 rmmt. to S ublease 33rd P Fireplace, 12/mo se, no pats. 10-4 3bdr/3ba, urn condo SISo/mo eval May July Pool, wed in Casablanca ToM at Lg Ibdr apt Townhouse Clean, Ouet. 5 Cheerful sbdrm home. fireplaces. gap- 8350/ro avail Aug 373-1558 4-f 62-- dens, porches, parking, (2)$150 shares 335-0101 4-17-5-4 me to UF Sugarfoit Village $340/mo A 2brms 1 1/2 M Mhae325 Mo Aiwasher until W/ op~on I yr ise Grace 332 4309 available Special consideration to musi- & dryer Call 332-MU7 4-16-5-4 clans 377- 1510. 4-20-S-1 In The Pined; Oxford Marnor td avail May 7, option for Eves, 392-5270 Days 4 19 5-4 Spacious 1, 2 A 3 Bedroom Apt for summer 2bedrm, 2bsih. balcony renewal in Aug Nice, clean A gray car FULLY furnished $30 For summer B + 12 Apartment A Townhouses psi Big enough for IWol Call 376-6515 lv Summer Sublet w/ option for fall 2bd/2ba Cooipsment 10 UF/Shands W/ gae grill, pool aide view Live in style townhouse, less than I rile to uttlitles, live by yourself. excellent lOca- close to UF Room for 3-4 $554/mo 371 MSg 417-5-4 2 pools, tennis cri, weight room, ULFShands Reasonable rent Call 375- tionl cll 336-5965 must sell, call anytime 0694 4-16-5-4 4-20-5-1 sauna. 2 laundry rooma Summer Sublet Spacious two bedroom 5894 4-19-5-4 373-3371 Sublease LARGE 2bd/2ba apt at Hewal apt in Lakewood Villas we study room, SE 16th Ave outdoor porch & furnishings Call 335- OXFORD MANOR sublease for summer Townhouse-own fum bar, ba, washidry, 25 Ian Village Sum C Option to renew in w/ option for fall in 3bdr/3ba, waeh/ldry. 1/2 mile east of Main St 5237 4 17-5-4 Pool close to UF, 8300+ 1/2 utsl 335- Aug. Price negotiable Cell 372-3467 4 rent nego Call 33 -7977 4-23-7 4 1041 4-27-10I 4 30.15-2 10-5-4 OASROOK WALK summer sublet Furn rm for rent In f2rhouseapt 8145/mo One bedroom In VIctorian hom aVI May Completely turn api in OAKBROOK 2brl2ba, fully furnished. Gwn wash/dry. LG BEAUT HOUSE In great neighbor- + 1/2 util for summer only Close to UF WALK 1-2 vmta needed for summer pool Avail May 5 Price nav Call Denise hood, summer sublet. 2bd avail, urn/un- 3 8230h.,ontl, includes util, wood floors, 76-5912anytim or lv mesag . 4-20-5- large poros, Duckpond area. 371-4935 4- $150 *a 8 part util Call Ane or Dawn al 371-1300 or leave message 4-174-4 urn, walk to UF. #160 sa 371-0034 17-5-2 338-4411 4-24-6- 4-20-6 4 Live at Oakbrook this summerl Close to FOR RENT: OXFORD MANOR 2bdr/2ba suble turn campus. own bodrm/balhfully turn A For Rent 3bdrm Condo in Mefchwood. BEAUTIFUL 2bdr/lba apt in Sun Bay. Ise Call for In. .ummner A or C Rest megoable. re-ent setal at 8260bm, 12 uil Call 318-1261 550 a mon't'. 3 money eves 4-23-6-4 available from May till etermnty only 82ed 2 UNFUNISHED terviewI 33-402, available Mily t1 4- optIon or tall Call 371 0777 leave mies- per mo Call 335 007 and leave msg 17-6-2 sage A-23-10-4 4-18-44 Walk to Santa FE CC. A 8270-f20A. Wall pay you $75 to sublet 1 br fully fur 2 BDR 818, NEW Townhouse $440, SA 4 BEDRM apt sublease for summer, begin Black fromn Up Business school Sublet nihed apt 375/mo Gatorwood Close IQ Plus LMR Pool, laundry, no ats or dogs May at June close to UF. Call 338480 Summer b/lba apt, fall option Mader. UF Call anytime 374-4361 4- 1-5-4 Walk to campus 2bd/lbs. 6320/ma SantaFeTraceApts 378-1190 4-30-75- leave measage. Pineiree Ordee 4-17--2 big enough for two Price neg Carl eve. 1930 NW 3rd Ave SumMer sublease WI 2 nings 371-265 4-16-5 4 The Laurels sublet summer c 3bN/la option to renew Call Andrew at 336- wasidiry tennis and other amenities Call 4003 April Free1 4 19-5-4 2BDR House by UF, Carpert. fIplace. anytime 4-16-3-4 Oak Glade Apts. Near UF S VA, quiet su. 328 NW 15th Ter, College Par Aple S3-$S or 335-4455 washee/drver available In most units ar Sublet 2bdr ts, cent hreac Near VA, Rel Homestead apts. 2b. pool, May- OffIce: 411 NW 15I Sit'. 371-7777 4-17- Greal total for summer pol-vlsw ait in $20 M,. Cats AlWed $8-28,1 2 Bet8, 5-2 Shande, IF Fenced yard A ctyd Avail July/fail option $345/mo - $100 cash pr- 82W-S., sec a kmr 572-0422 4-30- May I hIG/me Call Chis W 335-4943 Oakbrook Walk. fully turn, walk t U 1-2 bate 336.0020 41.5-.4 tmms Call Cindy 376-8084 4-11-8-4 75-2 ONE BLOCK UF 4-18-5.4 Dump your roommate: Get a 2 bar for the Law school. 4 bdre 2 be w/d.dIsfwsher. Summer Sublet, May-Aug Point West. Sum c 2 fins for I. S/2 apt 1 block tram Clasaifleds. price of one. Pool, tennis, sauna, wt central ac/heat, firepla e, suideci. nice 2brb. poolside, Mse to n $pisCall cahpOli Vaulted cl. wft in ao room. Continued on next page. room Stonerldge Apla 300 SW 34 SIt neighborhood $750/mo Avail August Te- 374-017 leave message. 4-1-11.4 must see Hurry will go fast Tina 371- 375-1121 4-30-45-2 rema 3714716 4-18S-2 92M 4-17-6-4 f AIJJ(.AlOR. MO NDAY, APRl I Lw) ROOMMATES SUBLEASE HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT 5 ROOMMATES ROOMMATES COUNTRY MANOR Liflord Manor sublease sumc w fall op F male to share 2bdro'ba api for Sm S'i MI ' 4I O t o 0 , ' Ir/ , BRANDYWINE URN 'bdr I ba master bodroom/ball) furnished apt ion 212 w/d very clean & u place sub me, Behind Norman fal, SI/5mo & 1,2 cl in ',r, , mr irn hij bd' In bh jacut21 Sauna Wt room hWgre pool 1'2 summer C $199/mo lease now A keep both crcmTe couch" 1tri 3/I 70251/ 800 226 0502 4 16 5 5 Roommate needed palo & I r Oi'e orry Siso mo fug mi to UF $230,mo For own room 1'2 Call 371 7974 4 17 5 5 .all 1/1 1477 4 20 5 4 C il A Try re 4 06 1 1. 3 1 cable & uil 372 2857 Dennis 4 30 28 5 F NiS For Summer C w/ Fall & Spr option Own am in furn apt walk to UFI $175'nmo Oslord Manor WINDMF AIDOWSi arrie no bomcom Female NIS Pm ml to share 2bdr/ ba Apt own bath sublease from * '2 uld Call 371 975 tvermsg 4 15-5 F/ns own bedroom upsIl rs g'ny caret June I July 31 Wiridaeadow 3bd/Sba for $175/mo & 1)2 ul a king distance to Rent negotiable May August wilh opion for fall Call any 5 Cal 3/8 1358 0' I1 355 $5 DIS UF Call 377 4244 4-17 IS-5 Cell 371 2000 417 5-5 lme 336-8315 or 335 8316 4 20 5 4 COUNT s 1 4I Summer and'or FalljSpring N/S minit lor Rockwood Villas NIS F Own bdrba For own turn bdr be ain Rockwood Villas $250 OXFORD MANOR Oak Forosr Tbdi 3h. sublet Summer A El-AUTIF UL HOUSE Your own room foe sum and/or lall $225/mo S 1,3 orl, price summer 2 rm avaIr $160 Walk to cam A 13 unit Call Pam 335-4409 4-16 5 F/NS own 8d/Ba /2 utilizes RerT negotable CII [Is .t 3/6 1 733 4 nego for sumr 336 4998 4 16 10S- Rent very negotiable pus great areal 373-7797 4 20 5 4 i 4 I LOVE MY PLACE and you wil tool 2 rmsg Call 335-6768 4-16-4 5 F a0 share 21bdri2 112 be condo, own avail in SW wed. pool, brand -new rMf MIS F Smmt N/S to share 2bdr/lba api for sblet/ssurne rea for 3br/2ba house in bdIba $200/iso A 1/2 uld Pool A conva super Tax neighborhood cant h/ac $130 200 Leta Isikl 338-7245 4-1S 5-S M/F na to subleas. Summer A or C Own summer $1 /mo & 112 urt walking dI' niean 373-5423 or 904 204 3238 4 17 rm if Mill Run 2bd/1ba api SISSmo I lu2 lance to JF 3 1? 4244 4 26 10 4 ahdry huop e$485/mo call 372 3060 or I-ls 3'S 240 Seet 4 19-4 4 Roommate Needed Staring in May to billS Call 336-7016 4 tS-4- share 2bdr 2bth api in Regency Oaks Looking for a real place for sumer?' F N/S to share a bedroom in a 2bd/2ba at Summer sublet less than one block rom $220 a mo Call Amy 372-7627 4 23 10 Looking for a fam non amok. Very quiet OAKBROOK WAlK 3rd IT sangle bdrybea Brandywine Si 37/mo A 1/4 ulil Avail May studious room't for fail and spring at campus 2 Hooms in ybr house price nag, 5 and May June July rent $380'mo or nag 4 Call 335- 48 A-17 10 5 Rocky Point 2 bed2 both, entire pond 376 66' 1 4 26 10 4 available t rn or unturn Call Chuck at 3 71 1554 48 3 4 Roornpale MI/F LAKEWOOD VILLAS own view Ples. call soon Las 330-1823 * 1 bedrm w/bath in 3/2 house. furnished, bd/ba, $240 per momth A 1/3 utilities 336- 4-l1 4 5 AR INC r ON SQUA RF 2bdr'Zba, turn all hardwd firs lence, pets Ok, quiet 1ml to 7450 4 16 55- amenities rent neg Call 374 4593 4 t8 Lakewood Villas Stble May Aug. urn if I look is all it wilt take $225 375 SPYGLASS 1 or 2 rmas to Share 4 4 bdr, own ha, wash/dry, attractive and 7109 4 -1785 36d/3ba Rent neg Available summer C clean only $242/mo 335 5589 leave Roommate to five w/ male grad student w/ option for fall Call 336-5100 and Iva HUtic. I p ?k Sq f 4bdr '2 message 4 27 10 4 Grad sludent looking tor summ A rmm HAWAIIAN VILLAGE 2briIba $197 50 rmlssge 4-17-S-5 1 "re coal icrnnd inI porch indry f/ns For 2ba/ 2ba Lakewood Villas Option m own room 375 3793 leavemesige 1 ,P May A g $525 mo'reg May rent MILL RUN Large 2bd/ 12ba twna w/w d to renew lease at lower rent call 335 Sum sublet 4 t6 5-5 Leyl I need f/ns rmmt own turn bdr for unqlo r nI call now 332 9246 4 20 5 Summer C w/oplion to renew for Fall Only 3780 4 20-10 5 S/I 8/14 $17mGO Call me Moul 335- 4 $350/mo Available May 5 330-0536 4 Roommate wanted for 3bdr/2ba house. 5507 4-17 5-5 20 5 4 Remake wtd to share Ig 3/2 hOsU ilm Val convenient NW location, ric, neighbor- Master bd ba ,n 4bd/3ba twnhse need F wood w/ young career man Washli/d, own hood, unlurn, 6225/mo 8 1/2 utl, $00 Spyglass beautifully furnished 3bd,/3bath fe + bath Mature con ns 6240 + f/2uih to share apt w13 urin roomen to, sum Sec Call Jeff 375 8173 4-17 5-5 complete w/ washdry Need one room- mersubiel) Only $200/ma,14 upI All, GREAT HOUSE 3br across from Odome, 335-2789 4-Is 6-5 mate for summer Call Sari @1 330-0ge 335 5954 4 20 5 4 wood flootsstudio and yard $160/mo N/S F for own room in part [urn 2bdr/Iba 4- 175-5 YOUI F N/S Wanted Own bdr in Summer C A MUST SEE 1 373-9930 4 HEY apt, $200/mo A 1/2 until, avail May 5, close /4 util Call Mi OXFORD MANOR SUBLEASE 2bd'2ba 20-54 Spring Tree 17/mo , o campus Call 371-4692 4-17--5 Spyglass beautifully lurnlahed bar,$balh avail s om mer C across fr om pool chelle At 378 5512 4-19-95 apt complete with washerdryear and Sv $200iroomrnmo Call 371 1517 IV mlv 4 Great Dealli Nace efficient 2 bedr I beat F N/S to share 2bd/liba erylhing else Need one roommate fog Floommale for Fill MIF Fully apt turn, 20 5 4 for sublease/ke reni Walk to VA Shands furnished $150/mo A 1/2 util. needed ASAP Call summer $190 & (13 for w/d) a monthil 2bdr/2balh $220/mo 335 0504 4 16 5- and campus Pace hag 335-3560 4 20 Lisa 335 4230 Iv message 4 16 4-5 Move in May 5 Call Mike 330-9691 4-17 Spyglass 3bdi3ba avail May June do 5 4 5 5 posi neg lease Ship July 31 option lor renewal call 336 8434 after 4 30 4 20 54 by Scott Miller F/NS own 0' in Ib house, vry close To UFA TODAY UF AC ISO/mo . 1/3 ull May Lat opt DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE for fall Ptease call 375 6095 4-20-5 4 Edited by Tride Michel Jaffe Wiodmeadows Apt ACROSS 6 Kirsty of 47 Bugbear 5 mmeasurable 258 3bdl3ba Great Loc,Renrt Neg 335 I Lodge Cheers 49 Token of depth 6525 373 3550 or lv mag Sum C 4 20 5 Sidekicks Gaudy esteem 59 Harvest tx5 if c.,{ d 9 impetuous C asnandra 50 KosteIanetz and 60 Helen of Troy'. $$ CHEAP ROOM $ $100imo, Summer 14 Ramble 9 Prevint C rule from T'ertNorman chicks dig It Cosmetic 3 75 9014 4-20-S 1 Cry over spilled 52 Conceals 51 Conrweight addItive milk 53 Adam ged',s 62 And others Oxford Manor 2 spacious bedrooms each 16 Elf 11 Dismay creator Abr. wI own bath partially turn $205 each 17 Scope 12 Ol source 54 Part of 63 Freeway avel May Aug with optIon to renew in fall 18 Swing around 13 Befriends 372 2527 4-20-5 4 Montana's mctn 19 Sherpa land 21 Quaker's motto 65 - sequur Studious N/S M to share part turn 2bdr 20 Boost pronoun apt for summer option, Iran 23 Yodler'e piece 22 Part of USA wilall to , ,1 - UF SILI/mo t I/2Lutll Greg 372-3718 4 24 One-or 26 I-eight to he 20-5-4 carriage bar" 25 Aristocrats 27 Adult cygnet 27 BlIsh-gray 28 Party- REPOSSESSED VA I HUD HOMES SO FBI 29 avaiale from ioemant troin Ir*iiaOul Fir of CrIS chae You 'epa' Also i deiqunel 33 Oflired fims oneclosurms CALL 1 805 682 55 EI H 35 - crow. recent 31 Hawaiian 2004 for lep rst youp area M6 Apprent Hartor call 7days a week) planetary pahs 32 Joplin opus 40 Refre bellum 34 Moolah 41 Public relations' 37 Reafraint COncom 38 Sugar source WAL1%aq By k$ ti.v g Greenifh-blue 39 fomtion in a 44 raw nigh sequfn. nzq 45 Nar' ' 42 Barnyord sound pafl wva 48 Masquerade Iwo Wae 7 61K$LlVGC A GAo UG6n: 4/I1/U kiv i M- . 46 InterstIce 10 FL, 51 Chats relative I Im IV- 52 Get-up-andgo 7Fl-cI 55 Maigrass 57 EveryThing T E GOJMIL58 Chflpvon A Lt 64 CImb#.g vine r I I r, - 6WYerd ShCeil r Go Go for a ride 89 Hoosier hufoorist George and fa=Ry PW04A 70 A smentount 71 Tolera listWV N0 It f$ 13 28 rMenmnev1 72 en. ot tah 0 C O MT "M l 0 73 Ken. godunde A'mb" aitypre el dawllV gaif Aft PCX I@ " Los DOWN r " VIGG- CrOUPEch IlO"" FMt fte y I TurisG oE wOtfl. elm Law Aqmw I Sd 4"@M MONDAY.AIRI[ Ia q99, MflCAM. 16 - ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES ROOMMATES

** OAKBROOK ** $175/mo F n/s I or 2 Chrislian F mites ?or summer in I a,2 Rmmt needed for summer Iobare Male, sumner C share large divided Share, room, furnished Life in the summer /or 2br/2 1/2 ba townhouse W/ W/D ?bdr/2ba in The Bicycle CIAu Api home close to UF W/ private entrance tallSpring pool secutIty deposit 1 Lynn $13s/mo -nag 8 1/4 uti 1/2 m from $125,mo 11?2 ulil or $75/ma A 1/3 uit patio trees cable no party armo 371 4,09 4 8 5 5 fast food lane. campus 377 2301 4-16 4 5 Liea 335 5925 4 19 5 $250/mo 378 201 4 20 8 5 *0 OAKaROOK *0 $350/mo F, n. N/S for master br/bath in 3br house in SW Wanted for summer in Spyglass ApI mtr ** SUMMER/FALUSPRING live in new shsa room. furnished, summer Aerd Walk in closer, w/d. oarete fenced yard, bdr/ba. wash/dry, micro, rent nego fully apt, 1 or 2 rmmls for 2 3bdr respectively fallispring, poo, security, deposit S mn to UF/Shands $1 5/mo & 1/3 util rn w/ weter bed 336 9022 A 1a 4 5 Mature, clean NIS 374 7190 4-17 -3 5 Lynn 371-4708 4 18 5-5 336 1914 4 17 5 5 Lookingor 1 2 M N/S rrirmIS to tId luxu Sublet for Summer C I bdrm in F Ammt Needed or 4bdr/t2 turn END condo N/S M/F to shar. 2bd/2b1 apt for Summer ruS apt. 491 9013 4 20 S S 2bdrm/lba house 5 mn walk to campus by Oaks Mail Sacurily System washdry A Covered Bridge 235/mo 12 util Call $152 &S0tmo utjl Cal Tracey at 370 $200imo A splrt alc 335 4298 4 25 40 Ken al 377 0849. leave message 4 IS- Rmmt to share 2,r/2a wrists near 718 lv message 4 1955 5 5 5 tower rd2OAvS SW Prefer prior military upper div . or grad student n/s $17/mo Rockwood Villas N/S F fullyfurn Security NIS liberal rmml, own bdr in 3bdr house. N/S rrtorr needed for quiet 2/2 and unit In A 1/2 util 332-5567 4 10-5 5 system wash/dry micro $t 95/mo Alter 3blks from UF, $141/mo . 1(3 t Pela Rockwood VilisI For Summer C and be- 5 30pm 407 578 2721 4 19-5 5 ok 371 6059 4 18 5-5 yond Prica neg Call Mari 395-8023 4 POLOS m/it rmmt needed for summer i8-5-5 Own bdr/b, wash/dry. A many extras Roams-S50pr month w/uIioes in ex.- *OXFORD MANOR* summer BOOM Only $1i5/mo& 13/ UllItis AnylIm e335 change lor housakesping,$250 per month MATE NEEDED own master bdr own F rmmt IIS in 38 apt Summer C $Ifl 7738 ie meol 4-1-S-5 w/uities Tower Oaks n/s 332 0785 alter bath Townhousei wash/dryer price SpacIous apt Pool, Courts May rent ree Spn 4-16-1 5 Negol 335 3513 4-16 5-5 Call JulIe lvImsg 376-6591 4-155-5 NS W F needed for summer with fall op tion $200/mo A1/3 utl Across from cam- SPYGLASS-turn Own ,oom+bath in 3bdr Large Bdr. own ba , I or 2 /S Armmys F/ns Uniurn room In clean. quIet NW 3/2 pus Call 336-0411 leavee Message for sum 1225/mo A its uti washidry for Summer Call 336 4367 4-18-5 Houae 4 rli UF/SFCC, Washer, Cable. 4-19--5 Avail May 2nd Cell 335-5235 KevIn 4- It can he a slow Micro, No Pets I50/niMo A 1/3 u 37$- 20-5-5 2 N/S F roommales wanIed for 2 big 640 4-30-12-S NIS &F for summer C for 2br 2brh has 3/4 death if you're loading rooms in NE Victorisn mansion for sum Il from Campus I140 4 1/4 UIl Call Brad **FALL/SPRINGt* Neat sludious nis up on high-choles- mar term only $200/mo each . ut.1 373 F to share bdrm A bal, $n 4bdrm flath at 378-3073 In meg 4 17-3-5 female seeks same to share 2bd/il be apt 3662 IV ins1 4 17 4-5 house W/d. central heat/sc. walk to UF close Is UF No pets Call 373-0786 4- terol, high-fat foods $124/mo A util AvaIl 5/3 371.67151/me. *00 F n's quiet good student 4 0 aunMC 17-2- 5 that may eventually *Own Room in 2br/ib apt F/na Quiet 4-18-3.- own br/funn/wood foortll $4mo & 1/2 wooded, SW area short bike to UF Nical uIll Great roommiell Call 372- 6141 biwn Need M/F to sublease own roomebelh in choke your arteres 175/mo , 1/2 util May Friel 373-1695 * Own Room in HR house 5 min walk to 212 SOON 4-18-4-6 Mill Run apartment for summer A/B of C and damage your 4-17-4-5 campus Summer A. B or C. n/f na pro- Avail now thru Aug Call .t 336 0701 4. n"S oornmmale for summer sublease own heart if you're a teen- ferred $14V/mi & 1/3 uti Call Now 373- Mile Run-ns studious mil semi turn NIS M to share I bdr furn apt for summer S10 4-19-S- bdrm/baatOkForstapt SIO/mol 1/3 ager, slow down on C only $110/mo , 1/2 uIl, 1/2 block from utilities Cell Mry 336-7845 4.19-5-5 condo central heat/se, pool. tn- Cali collect UF Call 372-3203 afternoons 4-1-5-5 CESPERATEI m/f tmmt needed 4 sum C ishry Startantime fast food that's high il 305-2N4-30"4 4 27 10OS - own bdr In spacious sbdr twhee (Oak Nad Female to share M Vernor Apil this fat Chances are itl l OWN ROOM $11MO , 1/2 utis, M N/S Forest) - wasdry. coal rnntal 81556mo summer Preferably an, student. neat Caa. East F. own bed/bath, cIt-h up with you woted to shsre nlc d/ltba apt In SW & 1/4 UIl Call 8 lv mSg 335-2550 4-17- non-smoker a must $2501mo A t/2 ulis washidry. area for summer c Call 395-0079 4 S- 3-5 k*r*n 372-8580 4-10-5-S great apt $2501 /2utll negotiable for someday if you don' t 35 Sum C call today tyn 377 3832 4 20 5.5 Own room in 2Br 11a apartment for Sum. SUBLET I bdr in a spacious 3dr apt Only $67 WO mo A 1/2 utl gets own roou me, Prefer non-smoker 1130/th A 112 N/S for own turn bdr In 4 bdr NE hoj Wash/dry $165mo 1A/ ulil Available * Ameflcan Heart Sloneridge ASts. master bd own both Sum C in 21d/lba apt $175 me Fall negotlable Call 336 1S evenings * 4 sUmMer and/or $229 a mont lotr May to AugiS 336 Spring Deps nag Call 335-5520 20-0.5 Ill Cell Debbia 373- Amanda 4-17-3-5 4639 4 20 -S WETE FIGHTINGFRC? 5008 Scott 4-18595 2 nimits needed jn Starting May to share Musicsn./Artits ri FE SUMMER ROOMMATE wanted to shea Female Non-Smoking. own bar, 2 Mi to 4bd;/2be 4 blocks Io UF, remfmeoa w ciry 3 bdrm bungalow needs (2) aocl creatures 0 make it via- 3bdr/2bath house 1150/m + 1/3 utiltes UF. S1i73/mo & 1/3 utfl, Call 372-2007 option to lease in Aug 371-9353 4 20-0- 377-8381 ask for Ericom or Omn 4-1- Need ASAPI 4-19.5-5 5 ble $150 fireplaces. porch, 2 baeal 377- 65 1510 4-20-5-5 ARmmt Wanted to shat nice 3bd 2ba N CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING home All Amenities Slospormo tat lasi $100 security 113 ulilty 372-7027 teave for spring. Christmas and next sum message 4 20-5 5 m. breaks Many positions Call 1 805-682-7555 EXT S 1115 Classlfeds. (cal 7 days a week) Continued on next page. p .94,- jt it;

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ETC Top S or tade Or-s Fine elli Woodsy yard 3729858evenings 4 Macintosh computer double hard disk ir bk S more Asking $500call395 7284 Jewelry 373-0243 4-30-75-10 drive irragowirer printer mouseand disk MACINTOSH for sale 120k W/ programs 4 19 4 8 cabmer $900 00 CalJ 372 0750 4 18 including MacWrite,- Macpaint, and comm Desperately need 2 graduation ix Will Mature nes ' ta share 2bdrit 2a town 4 8 program $50 also I need grad ii 336 04 Kawasak, GPy 550 red/blk Kerker pay $ 011 335-2974 and leave message house furnished near UF summer A/Or O003 417-46 header new ball brakes e 2 helmets 4-17-5-10 Fall $1 5 , 1 2 ul 335 4010 4 1i 3 5 FOR SALE bedroom furniture queen bed Graduannm $1200 0bO Call Keith 376- dresser, 2 rightiables desk/chair Excel 9353 4 1q 5 8 In DESPERATE need of Grad Tickets F Tror.1 r i-md 0 Share rUx Opn o i I aurls lent condoIon Great price nego 135 7 REAL ESTATE Willing to PAY It interssed please call Mdy A n own bdiba wud pool sauna A 4321 4 19 5 5 378-5217 4-20 6 10 great ,oommalesi $200/mo 1 3 utl Kim Must Sell Excel coind, condo 2br/2ba 9 AUTOS Pebble Creekarea, 273939 Dr ,Call 813 3155641 420 56 GraduarinorI Couch, andiables lamps, GRAD FIX desperately need grad I'm 666 506 or 613 882-3525 4-30 24-7 75 VW Beetle Lovingly restored NEW, bedroom furniture Will lake best ofFer Will pay $Wf Huge immediate fairly Call 378 1 733 4 173 6 upholstery ie otff, carpet, sks. tres, Aaumable 8 /2% Low down only butterscotch Pat strong engine $2100 Anyone * r str ix call -f 610pm 335 6 FOR SALE 7314 4-17 3-10 Graduating Furnlur, for sale, full bed, $310/mo P A I Adorable Spacious IBdr Warren 338 7392 4-23-5-9 Alpi Kenwood Sony and 30 more dresser desk coflee I able and more or lnot ceilig fan. skylight, vertical brands are all at our Now Location] Car blinds. Indry rIn storage 8 2 decks,lBeau 84 Renault Encore red, aulo. AM/F Male- Wanted Cars-Trucks For Salvage, run Stacey 335 9800 4 19-5 6 etc 371 1576 Stereo Specialists 3215 NW 13 St 372 ofulandscaping w/lot of Dogwood & Are Fe, ac, low mieage Some Transmission 0mg/not running. wrecked We Buy and Move 4 20.-610 2070 4 30-/5 6 Gradualing- selling all Zsdr'sdining oak leas 374-4923 or 376-4702 eves/wknds trouble Must sell best offer takes it 395 end tables etc LOW Prices; call 336 4 tO-S-7 9810 417-5-9 Rockford, Fosgete, Yamaha. Pioneer, 6646 v message 4-s 3 6 infinity, Kicker, Code Alarm The Best CONDO -Brandywine Furn 2bdr/tba, 1985VO Chevy Camaro W/ awesome 300 I 1 SERVICES Car Stereo installer. in lawn Car Ste. MUST SELLI tan sectional couch, great acul. sauna, wc/rm, pool 1/2Ta to UF amp sound. mao wheels. top shape, reo to Go 375-1534 4 30 75 6 condition call Michelle 335-1275 price 2 3 peop. assume mortgage $51 /mo& $8250 1 237-1551 4-20-7-9 NW Mini storage at I-75 A NW 31th Ave og 4-183-0 Condo fee, 3)6-3772 Tim 4 10-S7 near Oaks Mall area. 5a5 to 10a20 from CAR ALARMS instaled remote control 1979 OLDS CUTLASS $20. 10% disc 1o students 332-8917 4- any car iLuck or van Tully guaranteed will House For Sale Good for 4-Studens HILLTOP MANSION an 4 acres 4fR 31/2 mechanics special / green demo Call 336 9193 student Iv Message Walking distance to earpus-Cheap price BA Swiss Chalet style home Prime loca good Oms and irea / $800 obo 4 30 F2 6 378 4048 Leave message 4 20-5 6 lion $260,000 Call 335 7688 ask for Nate 4-17 5-9 Cindy Bailey Realtor 372-6881 4 26-10- BREAD & ROSES Cs; Alarh,, Autopage, Chapman Home Classic' 1975 Garcia. acoustic guitar 6 7 81 Plymouth Champ Pioneer, Sansul, Sher.- ABORTIONS and Car Stereo siring Spanish p.no & Mahogany, 18 Bult by Mitsubishi 1233 NW lyin Ave wood, and more We 150 acres long road frontage close to I Beat All Prices' fret Tina books ncl $350 ol 374 Its not pretty, bul it runs 372-16W4 373-3754 4 30 69 6 4925 4 20 5 5 Z5'Wiision Rd $5600 per acre Vary $425 Call Thomas 372 7027 4-18 4 9 Wooded MC/VISA/insurance Free Pregnancy Test MICRO CENIE Ri Computers 376 1146 CoMpu or desk and Ir/nr stand Excel Candy Bailey Realtor 372 6881 4 26 T0 77 Chevy Malibu Reliable original owner EditorS chace ConpuAdd * Northgate Member cond cabinet and drawer space $90 Call $500 obo Call Steve at 376-5093 any- Nino Abeortjon Federation * H P Price same or lower Than mail 373 1716 4 20 5-6 lime 4-24 10 9 order Systems below include 1mb 40mb By Owner Suburban Height., 4bdr.den,2 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? 28"I graphics monitor For sale large coach With 2 matching 12 be, living fm fireplace formal dining IT 1979 Chevelle Brown Auto MaIt rc Get confidential testing and treatment at MC 28512 $1195 Packard Bell $1295 chairs and glass wall uri good condition family fa, 2400 soft, $115 000 377 0497 $800 030 Chrisli 335 6838 leave mes- PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0881 4 MC 366sx $'495, Norihoate 386/20 best ofler call 336 8595 leave message 4 205-7 sage 4159 $2399 PB 286 laptop w nd A battery 4 20 5 6 A" STORAGE Siqqg CompuAdd 810 w 20mb A graph 8 MOTORCYCLES 09 Honda Accord Spori Coupe whit. Close to LF, Convenient Cs mon or $970 1 3 year warranties LOFT SUPER COOL unique design 2 burgundy interior tined windows, beauti- 44e4 *151mO Onsitewarraniues Panasonic1180 priu ir bed, custom lor eay Carpeted Ladder SIck of parking? 87 Honda Ellie 50 ful cond ow miles, $11 000 335-6984 4x$** $25mo $185 HP Lasor Jet lsp $1049 3743W reld Asking $165 395-6150 4 20-5 5 Scooter 4000 miles excellent condition 4 26 10-9 33 SW 2nd Ave 377-1771 Unrvorsily Ave 4 30 65 5 $500 377 2357 4 19 10 0 4-30 75-11 Apt lull of turn grad so musI selt COuch 72 Ford Torino One owner. runs great. FUTON & FRAME SALE 2 chairs, bedroom se sic Call Susan 1980 Suzuki CS 10000 S900 Call after extremely reliable, sala transportation From only $200 per set 378 7039 leave message 4 20-5 6 7pm 372-3814 4 16 5-8 $750 Call 373-8991 4 17-3-9 ** GATOR MOVING * Cao Matt 377 5650 4 30 26 6 Full/Serv Mov/Stosage/Packing I 5 91 FaC surfboard we leash emcelleni or 1988 Tomos Moped, Excel Condition ro 1977 Fiat Spider 1800 New Front Suspn. item/lse Full DaysiEves Long diS MUST SELL' VCR, TV, Oueenbed, micro begnoners S 00, BRAND new PASSPORT cent lull Srv checkup Call Craig at 378 Saon, New Alternator, Brakes. Tires. Inlt Licins Hary/Bil 374-4791 4-30-75 11 f'or Body wave table w4 chairs, all in excellent radar detector siIll in box $180 6O2' surf 8524 4 17 5-8 damaged Call 373 3728 For condition Call 378 2202 4 20 10 8 board new $250 395-7877 4 20-5 6 details. leave message $500 00 4-18 SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * It- 88 Honda Elite LX Perfect cond, 112 m sons * boarding a woodser lecilitles * CHEAP 1978 Chevy Caprice 4dr runs For Sale Conpact computer with 20 meg Sought for $1300 in Oct asking $1100 hay rides * parties * sales * working Great Deal Couch w/matching sofa, end very smoothly very dependable transpor- hard disc pinner and monitor Must sell' obo mdneln,* Eves 377-3033 4-1 75- students accepted 468-3224, 375-080 tale, coffee table lamp bedroom set Lation $500 call 335.5956 4-20-5-9 4-30-75 11 Will take best olfer Rich 395 8035 4 23 brand now) All neg 377-8072 4-10 305 10s MOPED Yamaha, starts/runs flawless Couch, coffee and end tables, TV stand. low miles, great mileage, very depend Oueen size waterbed, bookcase head papasan, wall unit, standing lamp, book- able, we helmet $250 nOg Cell Moe 336 board, padded rails, 2 sets of sheets 4251 4-17-5-0 $200 Korg guitar effect Peavey S1ce gui case, waterbed Call Stefanie 335 3721 after 7 4-18-3 6 tar $200 335-4632 4 16 5 6

Gradualingl Tan couch w marng chair, MUST SELL NOWI Door store furniture 2 end Tables, dble bed nile stand, ike new1 Graduating seniors leaving town desse, 2 desks, will take best offer CALL 336-5866 or leave mes 4l20-5 6 Elyse 375-0287 4-17-56 DISNIY-EPCOT 3 Day Pass-I50 00 4OUNTAIN BIKE cannondale a months Great Dealt]i Call 335-9086 old. '90 frame red w/ yellow Trim, Fat tires $400 firm Brian 378-6509 leave mcs sage 4 17 5 6 SEIZED CARS, trucks, 4 wheel- LOFT custom made single bed W/ ladder, ers, TV's. stereos, luorhure, computers O mo old, very sturdy, easily aem- by DEA. FBI. IRS and US customs Avail- bledjdisamambled, approd by housing. able your area now Call 1 -805 682-7565 $125 395-848g 4-17-- d Ext C- 70pl (call 7 days a woekl Kingize waterbed W/ bookcase. drawers. and rala $180 OBO Men's red 10 spd, $10 Call Michelle 378-5512 Iv message 4-17-5-6

Wlndauffer, Mistral Maul Good Condition, 2 sais New Mast $400 Call Jon 378 5726 4-17-5

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By BRIAN STENBERG Atligator Wnter After months of hitting strikes and spares, IJF's men's bowling team has a chance to win its first national championship Six members of the team will travel to Portland, Ore , April 26-30 tocompete in the tonal Bowling Council championship tches "I think we have a shot at winning our rs -ever national championship," said ike Paiva, a UF biologist who has been coach ol UF's bowling teams the last 10 years Paiva, 32, said the men's organization has done well for a number of reasons, especially the skill of its five starting bowlers, many hours of practice and a tough compe- tition schedule Team members bowl at least 20 hours a week, Paiva said, after totaling time spent at the weekly practice sessions or with a league. Practice is more than slinginga 16-pound ball toward 10 pins at the end of a narrow lane Paiva said it's more of a science. The bowlers need to stretch and stay in shape to help improve their games and to avoid injuries. The hoursof practiceoften pay off for the bowlers with invitations to compete at tour- naments around the state and nation. This semester, Paiva said, the team has attended KEVIN WISNIEWSK - ALLIGATOR a tournament about every other week. Nine teams from the Southeast, including UF (in white) and As the team competes more, it receives Palm Beach hero, competed in the two-day event, hold at more exposure. That exposure, he said, has various locations on the UF campus. helped the bowling team recruit players from high schools and other colleges. To coin a phrase, winning four out Paiva hears from about 300 to 400 bowl- of six ain't bad ers a year who are interested in bowling for That's just what the UF Internation the UF team. "A lot of it is because they'll als, a soccer club composed of stu- hear about us going to nationals," he said. dents from around the world, did 'Te team also is ranked fifth among Sunday U S afternoon, defeating Georgia college teams. The Professional Bowlers Tech 2-1 in overtime to win their Association announced thatfigurerecently, fourth A.C. Moore Invitational Tour- Paiva said, and "since that's been on (tele- nament title in six years vision) I've probably had 15 inquiries." The Internationals emerged from The Reitz Union sponsors the bowling a field of nine teams to win the 13th team and pays for most of the group's trips annual tournament at lake Alice and expenses. It won't Field. be paying for the trip to Oregon, however, because the National After holding the Yellow Jackets to Bowling Council wit. a 1-all tie, cou rtesy of a goal by James Homich, both teams proceeded to a Seniors David Bell and Jimmy Strobel, penalty kick tie-breaker to determine juniors Randy Ewers and Richard Mayor, a winner. and sophomores Eric Cox and Glenn Sha- The Internationals scored on three piro will make the trip, Paiva said. of their first four attempts, while Georgia Tech made only one. The Yellow Jackets needed to convert Student wins their fourth attempt to stay alive in the contest, but Internationals goal- keeper Patrick Cherkani dived to his bowling crown eight to block the shot and seal the UF unIor tlsob Woods was the victory. Asscition of C~i The hosting UP soccer club tied for third place in the tournament UF played the Palm Beach Kicks to a 1-all aunatna bes n tie in the consolation game Sunday. Tennessee finished fifth. followed by Louisiana State, Miami, Georgia and Florida State.

The tournament also marked a farewell for OF soccer club founder/physical education profes- UA KEWAN MsNIEWSW - AUJATOR sar A.C. Moore, who started the club UP defender Marc Minch (left) heads the ball safely away from a Palm Beach in 1953. He retires next month. v W so attacker. - JASON DAVIS M(ONDA. APRIl 1, 114 Al I.ATOR. it, SPORTS Promising weekend zoes sour for baseball team By CUERRY SMITH Gdlors slipped to 21-20, a-7. With Alligator Writer a three-game senes against Geor gia coming up next weekend, they Afterwinning a tense, nationally are in danger of missing the six- televised extra-inning affair team SEC Tournament against Mississippi State on Fr- Securing a spot in the tourtd- cay, the UF baseball team suffered ment will be UPs prnmary goal the through a nightmarish Saturday rest of the season, Arnoldsaid The Playing as if they still were Gators have four conference series dreaming about the previous to play, beginning next weekend game, the Gators did little right as with first-place Georgia, the Bulldogs pounded out 33 hits "That's a key thing right now," and scored 25 runs to sweep the Arnold said "Unfortunately, we go senes-ending doubleheader 18-4 to Georgia next weekend, and it's and 7-2 at Perry Field going to be areal monumental task A sample of Mississippi State's trying to get two out of three from domination and UFs listlessness: them If we could win a ballgame * By the end of the third inning or two, I would be happy with that " of the first game, the Bulldogs had Frighteningly, the first game 10 runs on 11 hits, five UF errors, could have been worse than it ac- two walks, a hit batter and a wild tually was The Bulldogs had 63 pitch. plate appearances, but left a sea- 1 MSU third baseman Burke son-high 18 runners on base, and Masters scored in each of the first two innings ended on line-drive three innings. double plays * Herbert Pery was the most Mike Juhl's opening-inning successful Gators pitcher Perry, pitching woes continued he left- who had not pitched since his high handed junior (0-5), who had given senior year 1987, hurled the final up 10 first-ining runs in his four three innings because Coach Joe starts, allowed two more Saturday, Arnold did not want to waste a but the damage did not end there. regular pitcher. He could not retire any of the * Both MSU pitchers tossed six batters he faced in the second complete games, limiting UF to a inning, yielding four hits and combined six runs on 12 hits while watching his fielders commit the striking out 13. Gators' third and fourth enrrs of * Every MSU player had a hit the game The Gators would hoot by the fifth inning, and all nine four more balls, surpassing their starters had scored after the top of season high of seven against Cen- the sixth, when the score was 15-0 tral Florida The second game was much bet- Reliever Chris Law fared no better in comparison to the first one ter than Juhl, prompting Arnold to - the Bulldogs had only five runs bring in Perry in the seventh in- IttAl, oWVV - LIuOUlU and six hits at the end of the third ning The sophomore first base- UF second baseman David Valdes epitomizes the Gators' weekend series against Mississippi State inning man, who threw three no-hitters in by bobbling what might have been a double play. "We didn't play with a lot of high school, was able to pitch Camposano's two-out single in the In the second game, the Bull- to 5-2, Reed limited UF to two intensity today," Arnold said. "I cure balls for strikes. He struck fifth, and by that time the Bulldogs dogs appeared to be on their way more hits Mike Moberg's double- guess we felt like we won the out four MSU batters, including had a 13-run lead. Given a rare to another route, but after scoring play ground ball with runners on ballgame yesterday (Friday), the hot-hitting Tommy Raffo. chance to bat, George singled four runs in the third, they finally first and second in the fifth inning therefore, we didn't have to try 'That was probably the biggest against Perry in the ninth inning. cooled down. killed UFs last rally. very hard today. So we didn't play strikeout of my life," Perry said Left fielder John Cohen, who A sore right shoulder forced UF Friday, UF probably did imag- very well defensively, we didn't hit "He is probably their best hitter." was 4-for-5 with a borne run and starter John Burke (2-5) to leave ine how the series would finish. much today and the pitching Although Perry gave uponly one four RBI, said the Bulldogs cannot the game in the third, and reliever The Gators survived a game-tying, wasn't very good. earned run in three innings, Ar- play any better than in the first Cord Corbittgaveup three singles three-mn ninth inning MSU rally "Against a team like Mississippi nold nixed the idea of pitching him game. and walked a batter before settling and held on to win Joe Russo State, if you falter in one of those more often 'That was the best ballgame down. He stock out five consecu- doubled to nghtcenter field in the categories, you're probably going "If we get way behind in a we've played all year."he said. 'We tive batters at one point, but the 10th, giving the Gatorsa 10-9 vic- to be in trouble.* ballgame where it's out of reach were mentally ready to play. The UF offense could not hit MSU tory after trailing 7-3 in the sev- The Bulldogs, ranked 17th by late in the game, we would," he day before, we didn't play badly, pitcher Bobby Reed (6-2), who fin- enth. Collegiate Baseball/ESPN, im said "Other than that, no." but we spent nine hours on a bus ished with a five-hitter. Todd McCray (5-2) won the proved to 27-11 overall and 10-5 in MSU pitcher Chris George (7-2) coming down here, and that af- After Eric Martinez' two-run game in relief after blowing a save the Southeastern Conference, The did not allow a hit until Bo fected us." homer in the fourth closed the gap opportunity. fected us." Tennis teams combine to reach new level of perfection matches and blanking three Mississippi line, before Mitten changed the pattern and going 1S2. By QUERRY SMITH State opponents. Holly Lloyd at No. 3 sin- Danforth volleyed a winner. "I think that with every match I play, I'm Nilgator Writer gles, No 5 Amy Alcini and No. 6 Cathy UFs other winners were Andrea Farley getting better and better," lloyd said. "I've Southeastern Conference opponents have Goodrich administered the shutouts, and at No. I singles and Jillian Alexander at No gotten more confident each match I've feared playing the UF women's tennis team Goodrich's match lasted fewer than 45 min- 4 singles. With the exception of Farley, played, so I feel much better about myself' for several years because the Lady Gators utes, every player had to move up a position when I go out on the court." not only beat them - they crush them. The The Bulldogs,who tied Mississippifor the because No. 2 Nicole Arendt was out with The men's scores were not quite as im- same could not be said of the men's team. honor of wing the fewest games in sin- an illness. pressive as Lloyd's. but the opposition was however. gles against UF (25-2), decided not to play The star of the weekend, however, was 13th-ranked Kentucky. The Gators, 16-6 But over the weekend, the men joined the the doubles matches. Lloyd, who blanked two of her three oppo- overall and 4-3 in the SEC, won four singles women as the two teams combined to win Holly Danforth played the "marathon" nents in singles and teamed with Jillian matches in straight sets, and Bruce Haddad 28 of 30 individual matches against four match,losing three of the first seven games Alexander to win 6-0, 60 in doubles Finday. clinched the team victory with a 2-6.7-5, 6-3 different SEC teams at the Varsity Courts. to Sarah Mitten at No. 2 singles before She was 23-10 playing primarily No. 5 sin- conquest of 69th-ranked John Yancey Ken- the women defeating Alabama, Auburn and winning eight of the next 10 for a 6-3, 6-2 gles as a freshman last year, but began the tucky (13-10, 1-5) lost its fifth straight SEC Mississippi State and the men beating Ken- tnurnph Her match had the most interest- dual-match season in 1990 out of the lineup match. Lucky. ing point of the day - a "Can you top this after a poor fall season. David Blair, recovering from a back in- The third-ranked women's team sur- sharp angler" rally at the net. Danforth and But Coach Andy Brandi inserted her into jury, lost at No 2 singles to Andy Potter passed its usual level of dominance on Sun- Mitten hit three cross-court touch shots the lineup for the National Team Indoor and the doubles matches were canceled by; day, losing a total of eight games in six apiece, each one landing closer to the side- tournament, and she has played superbly, mutual agreement. Pukstys breaks American record Javelin thrower's performance highlights Gatorade 4-Way track meet aIR I - 1,I res)t Iv By MATT FOGLESON I II l l Ii I, n i rVssedI or I Ti Orierwiners I)ai \ddld7 I Ild nf id I I ITT no l In i, third reinut of the spring signing Ith 1tF liurdles was good for FIrst I C1 ' k , L uAd '![I: I I i I I I period Friday when Gerard Rey- Told I ~~ ~ I iiroloo:slioITi~w plant. and al nvallom o Durham, nolds, a hurdler and long jumper Ketrn,,y she wis n1,i p~~leadm waitid front Willtgboro, N J , announced beir ienmies he will become a Gator i I olit arIe I \I t (I In ]I I I 1 m, , I q, k Ii SI. kno" va: lt I &a1,ahl I ':er I (L l o l " I tw I e s it 11 fi ll11 I Reynolds last season had a Time domig. Kearne sTad o Abl,,tr's disaip- ' IIIII N, 'IT (m meoelrl Ill e iIol t of 14 30 seconds in the collegiate pont t "Riight now sh lilooking lor I~iII,t \ I to 1 ] ( -1111411 1 ' 110-meter hurdles Tis season lie tertali tmlWs leaped 24 feet, 8 inches in the long lihe w.(omen wmonilyltAO jthiereviiils it r Iad ( ci . o ort I I pii l o I Jtfulp Wendv hra.'er's 16 3253 run II Th \ Ilh ( oll111I inl I T lkel flld t h lie hails from the same high ,001) Meters, IInd I so Rhodes' -0 toel, I n Kan wa.i I s rI t h wf Il 1I :: school that produced Olympian and 1/2 mnh leap 'il the long lump i- ddiri 1 e 1, kass,, Iow]hn throt, world-record holder Carl Lewis. Kearney said [i1s irturmani was 1 1, 1o IN I I e I Il tW ho r t, 1:,, .mo "Gerard should be a great add,- hindicapredby Iniiritt(osprimter Aita Io~ - IT Io I I a 1a 1 1 11 p1 ( 1I l a LltLoto tour team," track coach John Howard and lavelin thrower itidv Webbsaid "He's got great potential Ilerteg i bith the hurdles and long jump I he lid' (alors' ToL av hni ImpoLI and coues from a program that has ori. Mary Ararn. liritosld futh -- \tu i It 1 L 7 d ase won 124 consecutive dual meets " than 55 fet sitrt of I-ST" K.ri Korth, VN r m - r , I Io i I I to l , it il I - ALLIGATOR STAFF who qualititid for lte V \Ats Kth I I Ol llT . I h W \A loho Ill 1 11 11 throw of 1712

4t $20,000 makes triathlon more enticing Is IrItlihIrlns beomfr ml anre (I Ptetershmig last year, almost 4501people partic- mo"epopularvwth I.I slude-nislookmng the recently expanded purse puts ipated An even stronger field is ex- To lislh hemls'lCves to [lir pllyial (he rate I TIT top five races in the pected this year individual I Ini s Tn of th biggest t sis of n country i it 'rmls of prize ioney regstration fees are $50 until April 18, durance soon will be held unly a c ouple Si0 ries are now heig accepted for $55 thereafter. hours to the South [he rae, which is a qualifier for the More than $20,000ison thelnethis national triathlon to be held in Las For more details, call race headquar SUZILL COOK - ALLIGATOR year for owners of the lampii Bay Vegas in October It is the largest terms at (813) 823-2727 UF senior Tom Pukstys set an American collegiate Triahlon, to be held April 29 in St qualifying race in the Southeast record of 267 feet. 8 inches Saturday at the Gatorade Four-Way Invitational.