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By GEOFF BOUCHER Alligator Staff Writer Asbestos-lined pipes in Hume Hall probably pose no threat to residents, but UF Housing workers will take air samples and remove frayed portions of the cancer-causing insulation anyway, UF'senvironmen- tal health officer said Thursday. Environmental Health and Safety Director Wil- iaim Properzio said inspectors examined the ceiling pipes Thursday morning and decided there isn't much chance any asbestos is "air-borne," the state where microscopic fibers can be inhaled. The testing was prompted Wednesday when electrical workers in Hume said they were un- aware their work took them within arm's reach of the insulation One Prop.rio worker, an employee of Gainesville electrician Car los Hope, said no one told him to take special precautions or show any extra care around the pipes At least three rips in the overhead insulation also were visible where ceiling panels were removed to E M STOODARD-AILLIGATOR make way for the electrical work, which continued e lizard Thursday John Davis, a senior in engineering, jumps over chemistry junior Max Ragsdale, left, and accounting Certified asbestos surveyor George Diaz said the freshman Tom Christensen. These three Judo students practiced the "roll over" after class. nearly chemically-inert substance has been linked to lung cancer. asbestosis and gastro-intestinal can- cers. Diaz also said some medical experts theonze that mesothelioama. a cancer affecting the lining of organs, may be triggered by the presence of only a FSU students fight ticket limit few asbestos fibers Symptoms of wsom of bhest pie in the aisles. They wouldn't have been attend the public ceremony. Four tickets diseases don't show up for 20 years By CHMRI HAIR= able to get out in an emergency." aren't enough for people with large fam- Properzio said inspectors graded four ripped sec- Algstor Staff Writer At UF, similar space problems at the ilies, she said. tions as about a "four" on a hazard scale of six, with "six" being "clean" and "one" being very A Tallahassee circuit judge today will O'Connell Center limits tickets to ive for likely to "them are a lot of important people in have air-borne asbestos. hears claim by seven Florida State Uni- each student graduating in the spring, my life who have had a significant impact versity students thatapolicy, which limits usually its biggest class. Students can get 'We've been using this inspection scheme for four on my graduation," Holder said. "(FSU) we've never come up with any airborne graduation tickets and is similar to UF's additional tickets for the ceremony if they years and is doing everything to expand except activity in areas that got a score of four," Properzio graduation policy, is illegal. request them by a certain deadline. figuring out how to have graduation." O'Connell Center Director Lionel said. "We have quite a bit of confidence in it" The students' lawyer, David Holder, said as many as 400 campus buildings Dubay said the center has a capacity of FSUs April 28 ceremony in the Civic Properzio said the policy breaks Florida's Govern- have asbestos, but none have showni any indication ment In the Sunshine Law that requires 12.000. As many a 1,900 graduating stu- Centerwould be stopped ifJudge Charles of the air-borne form He also said his department dents have attended the ceremony in the McClure grants the temporary injunction meetings to be open to the public when runs surveys twice a year to detect asbestos stirred he said. the students are seeking. discussing or deciding on official busi- past, up by factors like leaking pipes or construction. sae, Awarding degrees, he said, is an "Our reason is one of concern for Holder said the policy also causes an- While the tears may not endanger Hume's nearly official action. safety," Dubay said. fl1e only other 600 residents, Properzio said UF workers, equipped *11e main argument is that it's apublic choice is to hold it outside" other problem - scalping the free tick- eta. with respirators, may start fixing them today. When meeting being conducted by a public But Dubay said Florida Field isn'tavail- the removal starts, workers may evacuate some able because it's under renovation and Institution for public reasons, Holder leagg, interim academic af. nearby residents. weather conditions could make it uncon- Keith Fs said. associate vice president, said (IF The removal team will probably surround the fortable. fairs Susan Sheppard, FSVs special events doesn't have a problem with scalping pipes with "glove bags" - air-tight, plastic sacks director, said there was no other choice Ih1be heat can be exhausting for those graduation tickets that he knows about. made with hand-shaped attachments so repairs can except limiting tickets because the Leon who have to sit and endure, he said. be made without contact, Propeno said. County Civic Center can't hold safely as Other options, such as having two or "We have 'x' number of seats ad we Hope did not return phone calls Thursday, Hope many people a are expected to atend. more ceremonies, sere ruled out to keep give ot'x plus' number of tickets' Legg received his Alachus County operating licenses in Each graduating FSU student receives everyone in the same group and because said. One requests (for extra tickets) are 1974, and Department of Professional Regulations four tickets and cannot get exias, they would require too many employees, manageable? records show no complaints Or wrongdoing sinc y1hem's no other place to move It to Dubay said. then, complaint analyst Kevin Brmwne said Thurf outside that Is covered." Sheppard said. Magreen Holder, one of the FSU1 stu- He said the public meeting Ieague the day. Erowne said his depuztlent lnvestigites all Owe hasoutgown heC iCenter. Last dents filing the claim Monday. said she FSU students are claiming Ina "frIvolous complaints filed againstelectrical contractor, archi- Api, it as sa croSed the. were pe- bdeves meryue should be alvlaed It argument, teu, landance architects and interim desgne POLICE BLOTTER J Man shot three times J Tampa man arrested for exposure A 2i-year old (uesville man who was sht three A Tampa man was arrested forexposing himiselt to [mits Monday night essaled his unidentified attacker an undercover police officer in Gaimesville's North by jumping through a wrlow - from the outside east Park Tuesday. Gainesville police stiid Booker Hayes, 1021 SE i fth Ave , was shot three At about 1 30 p m , John C. Moss, 41. exposed his Times in the arm'ni d log during a chase that began at geitals to a male undercover officer inside the rac public housing apartmelot I 14 on Sotiheast Fourth quetball court at Northeast Recreation Park, 13 NE Street and ended it 1900 SE fourth St , Gainesville 16th Ave , Gainesville lice spokeswoman I ( Sadite police spokeswoman I t Sadie Darnell said Darnell said While trying oescapethlessilant, ayes crashed Ihe officer and Moss walked around the court area through a window or the right side of the house. for an unknown amount of time, having a conversa Darnell said No one inside the house was injured. (ion that ended with Moss exposing his genitals, Par and the suspect lid niro, follow Hayes through the nell said Moss was arrested and given a notice to window, she said appear in court, she said i hi ( base, whi began shortly before 10 30 p m , Moss told police he knew about sexual activity at started after an unidentified male acquaintance of the park because of an article he read in The Tampa Hayls pulled out a handgnm during a fight between Tribune about former University of Flonda Founda- Hayesnd he suspect Darnell sad lion assistant vice president fordevelopment Stephen Gain-svile police don't know why the eight started F Brannon's arrest March 27. Brannon exposed him- .d are investigating i he , rime Haye was treated self to an undercover police officer at the racquetball and released froii Alachire IeralHospital later that court. according to Gainesville police i 1gh i, [)ar.itll sold - MIKE BRUSCELL WHAT'S HAPPENING SpringFIling'90: Todays celebra- show hok Who's Talking and War of Earth Day Benefit Concert with Stan lon 5 from 10 to 2 30 on the Reitz the Roso tonightat 8:30 on the Reitz Pollack and Friends is Saturday Union North Iiwn and will include Union North lawn. Call 392-1670. night at 8:13 at the United Church of robotic boxing, tug-of-war a limbo IVCF: InterVarsity Christian Fel. Gainesville Call 3752118 toniest and more Call 392 165S lowship will have guest speakeron Jet ski: The IJSBA East Coast Jet Pl:l I'hr Pr profsiona rvi 'Jesus and the Passover* tonight at Ski Championship Race is Sundayat Organiat on is h vi fl blood drive 7 in Reitz Union Room 346. Call 376- the YMCA Camp Call 462-7248 today from 9rI in RriI/ nion Room 3167. Drawing: The Artitoriumwill have I-6(o Call tort2 TRAC The Transfer Student Ac- Figure Drawing Sunday night at 8 at Arabs (Il Arabi's go st speaker hvities Council will have a party the Artitorium. Call 335-9796. sill dilu Arab history and Arab tonight at 9 in the LaMancha Court- Karate: The Isshinryu Karate imn tonight at 6 in Rent Union yard Call Matt, 376-1757 Club meets Monday at 4.30 in the Room 34 Call 391-7624. Bicycle mc: The Orange and O'Connell Center in Martial Arts Grad.: The Black Graduate Stu- Blue Bicycle Race begins Saturday Room 130B Call 395-9550 or 336- dint Organization will meemt tonight morning at 8on Museum Road. The 0209 at o in Reitz Umon rooms 362-363 road will be closed. Call 378-2404 Public .r.ic The Gainesville Oator Call 373-8993 Moonllght: Kanapaha Botanical City Commission is accepting 2f- I11A Shabbat: Due to pIparations for Gardens Spring Moonlight Walk is plications for me mbcrship on the t Pasover, R'nai 'rith will hold Shab- Saturday night at 7 in the Gardens. Student Adjunct Advisory Board bat Services tonight at 8 15 at The stroll features live music and through Tuesday, April 10. Pick up Iron ardo's Call 3722 old luminaries Call 372-4981 feggAU applications at the office ofthe clerk JJ11t Residence Hall Week: [RFTA will Earth Day: The Let Every Day Be of the commission Call 374-2002 Suns volume 83 ISSN 0889-2423 lumber 135

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By ANTHONY LEDERMAN II [he bus will leave UF at 6 a m in Alligator Wniter order to arnve m time for a breakfast UF students will have an exclusive with the Florida Supreme Court Jus- chance to meet with Florida political tic". Day - if they leaders on Legislative Throughout the day, students will sign up early meet and listen to several guest sign The first 50 UF students who speakers, including U S Sen Bob 12 f,,r up will go to Tallahassee April Graham, state Sen George Kirkpat- Legislative Day, an opportunity to rick, state Rep David Flagg, state meet with senators and state leaders. Rep Sid Martin, state Sen and gu- It's an outstanding opportunity bernatonal candidate George Stuart. not for UF students to see first hand state Senate president lob Craw- only how their state government ford, Commissioner of Agnculture works, but how powerful the student and Consumer Affairs Doyl tConner, lobby is and can be," Siudent Body Assistant Secretary of State Barbara President Mike Browne ouLld flurnwed. Demrai party Political Thecost is$5Th and all studetiIsre director Kolby 'eterson. Republican eligible. Applications can be picked Party Political Director Roger Aus- up and filled out at the Florida Blue tin, lobbyist Ralph Ilaben, Chancel- Key office, Reitz Union Room 312 lor of the State University System "Because only 50 students go, it Charlie Reed and University Rela- provides a more personal atmo- tions Vice President Al Alsobrook --, .- in which students get to actu- W atenvorw is sphere The day will culminate with a bar Rico, ally talk with leaders," said Liz Fernando Nunez, a graduate student in forest and conservation from Puerto becue at former UF President Ste- director of Legislative Ac- Maguire Village. Bowyer, phen C O'Connell's ranch washes his '73 Volvo at tion, a division of Florida Blue Key Deadline for applications is April The bus returns to UF at 10 p m. SG committee says funding political groups legal human rights protest, he said I&I chairwoman Barbara Howard told Tompkins. By DEWIE CENZIPER his com- "A1 is non-political," Cheney said. "We senators Tuesday night that her committee Tompkins said the big question is don't belong to a party or endorse a candi- Alligator Writer no legal statutes - either in mrittee will consider is how the group could find date for presidency We just maintain impar- SG - that prevents SG from going to use the requested money Intern- After investigating for almost two months. Florida law or Al is so careful about that and about group. tional mailings may be considered too polit' tiality. a Student Government committee couldn't funding a political who they'll work with " simply been tra- ical to be funded by SG, he said, find ay laws that prohibit giving money to "It appeared that it had Cheney said his group never asked SG don't fund groups for those Also, if SG funds the group, it may open political groups. dition that we for money before and always made money said. "I&l's job is not to the door for funding requests from other means the campus network of Am. purposes." Howard through fund-raisers. The money from SG That fund them or not, it's to political groups such as the College Demo- which had asked Stu- say if we should would enable the group to mail their letters nesty International, if funding is legal * crats or College Republicans. Tompkins dent Senate for $6,451 in February, may be determIne in bulk, Cheney said is now up to the B&F said. eligible to getpart of the money TheBudget Howard said it The time and consideration senators took to determine if SG "What concerns me is that this will set a and Finance committee requested in Febru- committee and Senate in sending the group's request through the fund the organization's request. precedent," he said. ary that the Information and Investigation should proper committees proved that they're con- which B&F But campus Amnesty International Pres- committee look into whether the gioup is Amnesty's funding request, sidermg everything carefully, Cheney said. for intern- ident David Cheney said the mailings are political and if it is legal to fund political lowered, is mainly for postage it's all being handled fairly well." Chris not political in any way. Instead, they are a "I think groups. tional mailings, said B&F chairman HOMECOMING '90 dally specials arglrinnm. sponsored by Open 345 Days.aYad R - W. St3 SUBMARINE 71") Florida Blue Key

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Mandela meets with de Klerk Fri: CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) - President ment rally last week. "Simon Says Frederik de Kierk met Afncan National Congress Thursday's meeting was the first face-to-face en- leader Nelson Mandela and top aides Thursday but counter between de lerk and Mandela since his Feb. everybody dcnkce vowed to oppose any attempts by the ANC to ride II release from prison. where he served 27 years on Si Iongnrks 9-12 roughshod over power-sharing negotiations and ex- sabotage charges, and represented the highest-level STATE OFi~ clude the opinions of other black leaders ANC-government talks since the National Party swept Sat The first face-to-face encounter between an ANC to power in 1948. delegation and a South African president in 42 years The meeting with the homeland leaders, and the THE ART Take a trip to the of National Party rule began shortly after 6 p.m., as April 11 talks with the ANC, were intended to discuss future with Itry de Klerks government grappled with a military coup obstacles standing in the way of formal power-sharing 50 Drafts 9 12 in the black homeland of Venda - the second negotiations to end the country's racial crisis. BANG -BANG' homeland to fall to rebellious black soldiers in a Buthelezi, one of the two self-governing territory month leaders who attended, declared he was present as Fri I Sat The coup d'etat was led by Venda Defense Force president of the Zulu movement Inkatha and not as Featuring the Big Deputy Chief Col. Gabriel Ramushwana, who vowed chief minister of the KwaZulu self-governing territory to establish a ruling council of unity and called for in Natal province. Buddha Beat Dow talks with the African National Congress and other Buthelezl, whose follower, are at war with ANC- A REAL LACE TO DANCE a 6 E UNIV AVE (ground floor) anti-apartheid organizations opposed to the homeland linked supporters in strife-torn Natal, said in a state 18 - * THURS TIL 3 a FRI, SAT TIL 4 policy. ment that do Klerk has "gone past all points of no Thousands of residents of Thohoyandou, capital of return in his moves away from apartheid" and said he the tiny homeland near the northern border with is prepared to negotiate. Zimbabwe, spilled into the streets and motorists Venda, with a population of 500,000, is one of four honked their horns in celebration of the overthrow of black homelands that accepted "independence in a Way to Go!I homeland leader Frank Ravele. policy that has stripped millions of blacks in the The Agator congratulates Ilts joumdalif who won Mark of Ex. Mandela - along with ANC intelligencechiefjacob country of South African citizenship. cellence Awards at the Souteaam Regional Conventlon at the Zuma, the most senior ANC leader to return from Other than South Africa, no nation recognizes their University of Alabmma last weekend. exile, and other officials - intended to discuss with sovereignty. de KIerk the ANC's decision to suspend a formal The homelandspolicy hasenriched and empowered meeting scheduled for April 11. ANC leaders a small percentage of the country's 28 million blacks MICHAEL GILTZ suspended the meeting in protest after 11 blacks were and has failed to satisfy the aspirations for a voice in First Place, Editoral Writing killed when police opened fire during an anti-govern- national affairs. RONALD DUPONT JR. First Place, Spot-News Reporting East Germans protest monetary MIKE DAME plan Second Place. Spot-News Reporting EAST BERLIN (UPI) - East Germany's first freely The East German mark is virtualy worthless out- MARY SHEDDEN elected Parliament convened Thursday and deputies side East Germany. First Place, Feature WriiNg faced an immediate challenge as about 200,000 people Speaker, condemned the Bundesbank proposal , SUZETrE COOK protested against plans for a monetary union that under which individual East Germans would only be could mean financial losses for East Germans. able to change up to 2,000 marks at a 1-to-I rate. Fust Place, Feature Photography Huge rallies were held in several East German cities The plan, unveiled last week, drew sharp criticism JASON DAVIS to protest a proposal by the West German Bundes- from virtually all East German political parties and Second Place, Column Wdlting bank, the central bank, under which two East German from West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's liberal marks will be needed to buy one Deutsche Mark when coalition partners. Third Place, Sports Writing monetary unification between the two states is com- The Volkskcamnmer, the East German Parliament, !i UF students won the overall sweepstakes in the broadcast and pleted, probably this summer. expected to start discussion of the planned economic print journalism compentln wiltl 15 awards. more than any other A few hours after the inaugural session of the new, union - a crucial step toward political reunification. college in the six-Stat region. 400-seat Parliament, tens of thousands of people at- Volkskarnmer deputies -ur-day entrusted Chris- tended a rally at East Berlin's Alexander Plaza - the dan-Democratic Union Chairman Lothar de Maiziere, scene of massive demonstrations that precipitated the 50, with the task of tonming a new government, which ouster of the hard-line communist leadership lt felt he is likely to head. He led the CDU to electoral In Halle 20,000 people took to the streets, chanting, victory, winning 163 seats for the party. "We are no half Germans" while the number of Sabine Bergmann-Pohl, another CDU delegate, was GATOR BASEBALL demonstrators in Dresden was estimated at 70,000. In elected parliamentary president. He gained the back- the southern city of Leipzig. about 50,000 people ing of 214 deputies in a second ballot that was held SEE SEC RIVALRY AT ITS BEST gathered at the downtown Karl Man Plaza, calling for after the first ballot failed to give any of the candidates a 1-to-I exchange rate. an absolute majority. GATORS Use of force in Lithuania ruled out WASHINGTON (UPD) - Soviet Foreign Minister Dole said there might be efforts to curtail trade with W3 Eduard Shevardnadze told Senate leaders the Soviet the Soviet Union or take other steps 'that might Union does not intend to use force in trying to resolve interrupt program In U.SSoviet relations." Lithuania's bid for independence, the leader, said Shevardnadze indicated, however, the Soviet policy Saturday, April 7 1 .u.g Thursday. is not guided by what the United States does. Senate Democratic leader George Mitcheil and oIheir approach Is based on what they think is the 5:00 pm (Doubleheader) Senate Republican leader Robert Dole also said right approach In their Interest and they have con- Shevardnadze reported that Soviet President Mikhail cluded s a matter of policy that a pmcess which did Scout Day Boy/Girl Gorbachev is under heavy criticism at home for his not involve use of force is in their best interest and Scouts in uniform handling of several problems and could be ousted If that' why they're doing it, not as a result of what they he is not successful. anticipate our reaction might be," Mitchell said. admitted free. At a news conference where they told of their Shevardnadze was in Washington for talks Wednesday evening meeting with Shevardnadze, prparatory to the summit meeting May 30 to June 3 Sunday, ApI 8 1:30 pm Mitchell said Lithuania's attempts to break away Im between Gorbachev and U.S. President George Bush. the Soviet Union was the major topic of discussion. Mitchell also announced muada 7 that he will lead a I NATIONWIDE Shevardnadze "expressed to us . . . the intention delegation to the Soviet Union next week and expects E of the Soviet government to resolve the master by to meet with Gorbachev. dialogue, through negotiation without resort to fore. Accompanying Mitchell on the trip will be Sen. Bill 0 ationwide ,s on yor wsof He expressed confidence in their ability to Achieve Bradley, D-N.J., Sen. Tomas Daschle, D-SD., Sen. McKethan Stadium that objective," said Mitchell. Wyche Fowler, D-Ga., Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, Sen. 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Darts & laurels IYk DART to Athletic Director Bill Arnsparger for not tak- ing more interest in "allegations" that former basketball star Vernon Maxwell had an agent two years ago. As ath- letic director, it should be his job to make sure athletes and athletic programs are clean. That means investigating rumors and "allegations," not ignoring them. When former coach Norm Sloan told him about a possi- ble relationship between Maxwell and the agent, Amspar- ger instinctively should have looked into the matter. But A' - he didn't. Nice leadership. Just one more reason Presi- dent John Lombardi should ask him to resign. Turns out Arnsparger's as guilty as Vernon was. LAUREL to the law students who chose to express their support, instead of anger, to law school officials Thursday. The law school does not have the most inte- grated faculty on campus - of 55 professors with tenure or those who qualify for it, seven are women, four are black and one is Hispanic The students are showing their support for recent Garbage barges must be stopped changes. Just two years ago, there were five women and Barges, piled high with garbage on long-term od- no Hispanics. The law school, as well as many other ysseys through exotic ports, have drawn ndicule frnom e Holly Jinsen schools on campus, have a long way to go in becoming people across the country. What is truly amazing is that the same people who laugh are often drinking more representative of the population of the student body and eating off disposable plastic products and using SPEAKING OUT and that of the state as well. many of the other amenities "necessary" for modem garbage imperialism, or the export of toxic waste from countries to capital-starved, developing Another DART to Arnsparger for not contacting top life. industrialized The sg of these ships' journeys might be funny countries. The EPA estimates that 2.2 million tons of black coaches for the job of head basketball coach. The were it not for the incredible seriousness surrounding toxic waste are transported across international bor- issue is not hiring a black coach instead of a white coach, our inability to manage our own wastes, ders yearly. but rather that the selection process be open. Lon Kruger The peril of the solid waste problem can be appre- Ocean dumping of millions of pounds of packaging is a talented, successful coach and probably will do UF ciated in the example of the plastic foam beverage materials and huge quantities of indestructible plastic proud. But not seriously considering all the top coaches cup - built to keep coffee warm for a few minutes, nets by commercial fishing fleets causes a slow and birds, 100,000 manne just doesn't seem fair. it lasts virtually forever painful death for millions of sea Its immortality isone of the primary qualitieswhich mammals and many sea turtles each year. LAUREL to Lombardi for at least thinking about doing has made it useful to us Resistance to salt-acid, rust, Industry is responding to public pressure and legal something with the Faculty Senate. The 605 members rep- bacteria and breakage made it into the miracle sub- action slowly A coalition of oil and chemical compa- stance which literally transformed our culture. It was resent about 1,600 faculty. That's not representation, fie has made a commitment to build several massive so cheap, efficient and convenient that its use prolif- up with useful that's membership. TheCongress of the United States - recycling plants. While it's better to end erated wildly, even for the most trivial purposes plastic products, rather than eveeinlarging landfills. both houses - only has 535 members. Really, it's about Plastics, however, are found only to be less expen- the problem is that we are still generating moe plastic. sive by disregarding time. their true environmental costs. Currently less than 0.5 percent of all plastic prod- By weight, plastics make up about 10 percent of the ucts in the United States are degradable. 450,000 tons of refuse produced in the United States of landfills as every 24 hours. However, they account for as much Though most people seem to think Welcome Coach as 30 percent of landfill volume. The Environmental giant community compoi t heaps, they rarely contain Protection Agency estimates that one-third of U.S. the appropriate moisture, nutrients or micro-orgln- cities will run out of landfill space within three years. ins necessary for encouraging rapid natural decay and one-half will run out with 10 years. There was a time when the world worked well Kruger Municipal waste incinerators are looming large on without today's conveniences. People ate and drank the horizon, offering a quick fix solution to those with off real dishes and simply washed them According Lon Kruger has entered the 'believe-it-or-not' zone. So little foresight. More than 100 such facilities are in to Donnella Meadows of Dartmouth College, "It's little has been done lately that too much has gone on. operation in the United States today In the process easier to deal with a blood by turning it off at Its source Think about it. Too little leadership, too little discipline of burning waste, toxic pollutants such as lead, mer- than by inventing better mopping technologies." and too little learning have resulted in too much drugs, cury, arsenic, hydrochloric acid and dioxins are re- Holly Jensen lins in Gainsvilles dearri her on leased. too much money exchanging hands and too much mouth- P and skoppig bqto reduce her confbithatl to the Another "solution" to the waste problem has been ing off. garbe bias , Kruger also enters a somewhat clean house. The play- ers are talented and eager. The facilities are beautiful. All must go!" but now that he is gone a traitor to his Alma Mater. Article was unfair and someone UF needs is a coach who will be a leader and bring all else has stepped for. The AIgWer claimed in para- the elements together - sports, school and life. to Coach Kruger ward to take his place, let back off graph five that Kruger, still can't and give the new guy a chance. pinpoint what made him lent his Editm: head thefronpagearticle By comparing Coach Kruger to home state" His salary and annu- amgator Editor about UFs new basketball coach, Coach Spurrier the way it was ities were than emphasiedimpll Lucy Chabot Lon Kruger, and I s shocked by done, you implied that Kruger was ing to me that money was a major the lack of concern and insight the a traitor and Spurrier a hero. Yes, factor in his decision. Managing Editor Opinions Editor writer and editor used. eveyGatorisproudto have Coach writer who Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton In my opinion, DeAlligator usu- Spurrier back in Gainesville. What If you can't find a Want to know istwhat'swrongwith do little research on his topic, ally does a decent job covering can a Ltter. Policy Coach Kruger? don't embarresasyrslves by Pule Luoers to t. ho Sdflc. nkot =W MC 20Wods feot ons W10i pase) They shotdd W storie, such as this one. t).anM.Wcd Go"udTy wood 41011a need flW.e addle en t.kn fishing ga e like thi article. What happened It seemed to me The Aigaetor art. Nme wilier - qmastVonIcWl1with'eh iliftt .how jtnt cini It you hme, to you? should Ut dhmaiai pqe dstO' *t S'45Sa have been welcoming our A aines I agreed with the slogan "DeVot new coach, not implying that he is 4111 IR lAY, A1li 6. I NO ALLIGATOR 7 Film crew stages scenes of UF student lifestyles

By M.J. MORGEN was filming on a Saturday. when no classes Alligator Writer are scheduled at UF "It could have happened on a Friday or a An independent production company Thursday - we just didn't have the produc- blew into town last week, fabricating scenes tion possibilities to do it," Degnan said. it couldn't capture in reality and finishing a The 30-mmute video incorporates many video about UF life in five days. styles of music while showing facets of UF Jack Degan, 23, owner and executive life. The video uses footage provided by UF producer of Palm Tree Productions, said he Information and Publications Services and hopes the television pilot, "College Road interviews taken by Palm Tree Productions Trip," will air in the fall on the USA Network. March 29-31 Degnan, a freelance producer, said he Frank Ahern, associate director of infor- hopes the series will portray the lifestyles mation services, said he agreed to provide of campuses around the country. footage because Degnan told him he was In an attempt to document "a propensity trying to portray UF in contrast to its repu- for UF women to wear aerobic wear to tation as a party school class, Degnan contacted lAura Battle, aer- obics-exercise instructor at Gainesville "My impression was that he was working for a reputable organization Health and Fitness, and asked her that was inter- to bring ested in doing something for a group of women to Turlington Hall Satur. UF." he said. day for a video-taped workout. But the finished video concentrates on At the start of one scene, telecommunica, dormitory overcrowding, music, fashion. tions senior Susan Romanski, one of the sports and other extra-curricular activities shoW's three hosts, asks two women carry- instead. ing books and wearing aerobic wear komanski said the show looks like one whether they have time to perform a work. big music video. out. mI think it makes Florida look very appeal- One women looks at her watch and says, ing," she said. "It's fun and it looks like fun. KIEhN WSNiESIALLiGATOR "Well, we have about 15 minutes before It makes Florida look like the place you want Jack Degnaa directs the filming of his onelhalf hour show on UF lifestyles that he class" The scene then flips to the women, to be." Is hoping to air se USA Network this fall. joined by additional dancers, performing a Gearng the show to 14- to 24-year-olds, routine in front of Turlington Hall. Degnan said he hopes to reach the "video Hardback Cafe appear more obviously video to friends earlier this week. "We were supposed to create a scenario generation" with "short bursts of energy,. drunk. Editors removed frames from film, making his movements more pronounced "All television is - is camera shots." he - what we'd do on a typical day if we were in order to entertain them and "expose the explained later "What we do is take every students," Battle said. Many of the women alternative world of college." "We used the multi-grab technique with other one out . He was inebriated We wore T-back leotards and midriff tights. To show Gainesville's bar scene, Degnan him to make him look a little weirder," wanted to visually make that more recogniz. Degnan said he wasn't disturbed that he altered film to make a patron at Gainesville's Degnan said while showing the finished able to the public.

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By PAIGE EWALDSEN the festival is that it's a visual man- Alligator Writer ifestation of Gainesville's cultural richness' Gesualdi said. "It shows Kanapaha Botanical Gardens 4 Gainesville's Spring Arts FeeI who we are. vid, which has become a rite of Musicians and dancers will en- Invites you to a spring, will overtake downtown tertain crowds on three stages this Gainesville this weekend with art weekend. Clark said music will Spring Moonlight Walk exhibits, children's activities and range from Florida folk songs to entertainment. bluegrass rock, Saturday, April 7, 7-11 pm More than 300 "'1e impor- while dance, will artists from Mn ost vary from ballet to around the coun- tant as ect of the clogging C# try will line North- Those who get east First Street festio I is that hungry may pur. Enjoy a moonlight walk through forests, Saturday and AI Sun- it'S a visual man- chaseGreek gyrs meadows, and gardens of Kanapha Botanical day to display oil . and pastries, full- Gardens on a path lighted by over a mile of I and watercolor ifesto tion of sausages, corn I paintings, sculp-Iins it' cut- on the cob, frozen candles and the April moon. Flute and tures, stained GainesIfIle's cu - yogurt and fruit dulcimer music by Peter Martin. Refteshments glass, jewelry and tural richness. It kabobs at conces- other fomas of art. sion stands, Clark will be available. Festival coordina- shows who we mid. proceeds will tor Nancee Clark * benefit local non- 3 said more artists re. profit groups. than ever before Children's en- $2.50 Admission have applied to i Gesualdl tertamers will per- 'L $1.50 for North Florida Botanical compete for Galnesvil le cultural form on the $20,00 In awards. oporation manager Thomas Center Society members. Celebrating its grounds in the 21st year, the Spring Arts Festival Children's Rainbow Garden, which 4625 S.W. 63rd Boulevard has evolved from a strictly local will triple in size, Clark aid. (located just off S.W Archer Rd. arts and crafts show to a nationally "We are expanding the For alrt infbrnsation renowned fine arts and crafts hi- Children's Rainbow Garden into a I mile west of 1-75) bition that attracts national, re- full-blown children's festival," call 372-4981 gional and local artists. Clark said. "We will have 5 hands- The festival is sponsored by on workshops for children, a face Santa Fe Community College, painting booth and a ceramics SFCC Endowment Corporation, workshop." the City of Gainesville and Crow. Clark said the garden encour- of land Savings. ages children to appreciate art by The Board of Directors Clark said the event draws allowing them to participate in ac- Inc. more people to Gainesville than tivities like painting, mask-making, Campus Communications, Gatonationals Organizers expect gardening and clay building. publisherof the festival, the largest of its kind Those who visit the garden also In North Florida and second only may help build a giant. "balloon- to Homecoming in attracting like" sculpture using hundreds of florida owds. to draw more than 130,000 multi-colored wind tubes, Clark h the independent spectators. said. The inflated, 3-ID form will ConiGesualdi, Gainesville's cul- surround the Thomas Center tural operation manager, said grounds. there are more artists in Gaines- Festival hoOu ar Saturdayflhm ville than in moet other cities. 9 a.m. to 6 p.,. and Sunday fom "The most important aspect of 1p.m. to 6 P.M.

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SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT Oxford Near UF very clean' 2bdr1be new car Oaford Manor 2bdrI2ba aver n May Manor turn Tbdr avail May 1 FURNISHED ul a b or c arms For detases cal5 Roorimages needed ASAP $171/mo, pei ,'replace a'c wash/dry hook up $48*4mo 1or more "In0 Ca'' 338 1476 336 4108lv msg 4 9 4 4 house near UF, ac, pets Ok I mo free $145 ulit -ri bIkS TO UF Pr viv ri avail Aug $330/mo 373 1558 4 10 T0 4 6-7-4 no deposit, 601 NW 35 Terr Call Norm 2 trance single rm Of upper class or dOu OXFORD MANOR Sublease or a Orr1 392-8953 eve 372 1800 4-0-3 4 SPYGLASS Sublease May Augusi call 3172 ISp alr 5 4 11 10 1 for summer opt-on lor fall 3bdr/3ba Allracive clean apis A houses close to BRAND NEW 2bd rba townhouse iu wdsher'dryer Phase call 377 8287 Oak Forest Ap 3bdr/2b new carpet and UF avaIl For Aug I yr lease No dogs nished, muSI see pleated leave message 4 Large room swpar, u rA r 17 10 4 bar nat $580/mo Avail May 5-July 31 We bath fir a'.ict Call 49' 9024 4 30 24 2 336 8254 4 6 6 4 s., o UF No V . 1 'I option to renew 336 0400 lv message area $350 11 1 f 11Ilv'. 2 dr ApI in duck pond area house ire Rmmt needed tor summer own bar in Fa'5 F !a have owl master bedI/bath for Roomie m/ needed summer C I lk from place wood floors Cale'nd lans big yard 2bdr/l 1/2 ba Tenh e Oion 10 rent ONLY $ieo'mnlh 913 sll Need ASAPP ROOM A , OO) TARTING $ 145 to' t ), mo room share bath saon' May 1 $325mo 374 Call Kiml at 375 6780 4 10 5 4 campus $145 Own Me Spring A f-Wi ,il',o . r C L 0 1 1 8148 4 1 1 10 whole place in Aug Pro fenced yri Call Dawn or Janna for info 377-4501 p 10 mails 1 pKd r k to UF , I , pots Ok. close to UF/bus line 335 '04 / or Sla'i' Id, apt May Aug, Lnii Heights 4 12 5 4 runt' 377 42t 0or srop Dy t * NW 43 25 4 65 4 I '' AIIs flIks'romUF'$3/5Mo 377 t523 4 13 10 1 ? lbd ipIr SW cent healar on Pus 1 Al I NOW'rio more Ibd/saf batbhereO I bilk availI now 1 avail mid May $275 unduly WINDMEADOW rg 'r No 0,. parking hasseal 4 to UP furnished I ipu 24hr air May Aug $150 i d pol call Kim water annual lease 373-0701 4 6 5 2 posiT $375 mo Carl 3/3 3558 or 1 371 5463 4-10-3 4 4105 evening 4 13 10 4 ?bd 2 BEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO UF 20a apt aavl May Aug Fully furn, ac Summer rrrI- W A rCIO townhouse for Fur I amud to I va 3II 'rpun AVAIL NOW $350/MO 378-5495 Hawaian busesc to UP &SFCC Roomy 2br 2112 bath SALLY VIrage subiel May Inu Aug mer or longer sublet beg May Close to OF NW G v'ie No cap $230 cove's ii 4 6 5 2 lbdliba $310mo greal conditon Call 0Ilmo e Cal Robin alter 4pm at 374 466 4 Pickwick Park bills Call 371 /7031 IVhsg 4 18 10 1 336-1834 iv MAs 4 6 5 4 105 4 UF. pool. sundry, $425/mo 335-7508 4-12-5-4 Spacious 2BR apt 5 mnl bike0tocampus Small apt Sublet Ibr i Ir orv. Iato student No pets Central air pool indy available 5/7 8/18 Weil pay U $75 ro sublet 2bdr/l 1/2 ba api, turn, quiet no party Atmosphere May Aug IS HELP US SUBLET For Summer Great avail row or Will 2Bdr/2a lurn $405 May Aug $210/mo 377-9280 4 8-3 4 option to lease $320/mo 375-2193 Garorwood Close Nego 336-0077 May 1 $200 pe Mo plus urilies 370 4 6 5 2 to UF Call anytime 377 9T93 4 13 10 4 Apr, Great Local, Price 2016 4 10 4 1 Sublease own bd/ba in specious turn 4 12-$-4 10011se Summer C $187/mo & 1/2 uti V2 block U 1241 SW 41h Av 21, 2nd Sublease for summer 2Bdr/2Ba at Rocky Call Holly 335 1270 Please Large 1 & 2 Bi apt neily lurnshed no story socurIlyi Available ifnmed atlyl Point. $429mTo Call L'sa at 378 5397 or leave mes Large 2bdr apt at 837 SW gth St. oars 3 4 $300/mo 371-0741 4-0-2-4 COnien'ont oUF & downtown $250 $260'mo leg Call Will W1 377 8789 4 - 335 9455 4 6 5 4 sage 4 6 mo 376 5957 4 11 5 1 275 5 2 S rmar Subret May Aug Summer sublet big A quiet I bdrn Lakewood Villas Sublease May Aug 3bdrI2ba apt WALK 3 BLOCKS U- RoOM C share house near sorority row , creek, arboreal M at 1 ber house/ screened porch/deck, 2 ol urn bdr, own ba wash'dry atiraci've and I bl Irm law School cerl view, kilibach5 Ae preor ale grad sludinis heatii Furnished $200/mo. pot w/deposit Ol trances $295 unc uil no dep. ro Iast mit clean, only $242/mo 335 5589 leave wash/dry $500/mo rnI nag 105 sing'e40 Coub'e 376 6b52 376 8122 374 8842 4 10 4 373 6432 4 12 5-4 Ofl Archer A 34 SI Pai OK Call 378 message 4 13 10 4 5 427 16 1 68*0 IV eg 4 6-4-2 SPYGLASS *OWN fM 4 Sum abo C In house behind Sublet thru July Colonial Manor Apt omin isuseas from May Aug Sublet tUd in 3od townhouse May Aug 3bd/3bath Ablurely Norman Hall very close to UF $15O/m,/2 2bdr/2e new carpet fenced yard di walk to Up on SW Fr/lb furnished beautlul great $,SI 1/4urI It s Pel f D pool area Grab some cent heat/air, wash/dry hook up near pool $245/mo Call Lee 378 3199 4 11 trends & sign nowl I no pets 372-2172 leave message Wash dry InIcro covered parring 335 2830 4 10 5-4 4-12-5 Oaks Mall, $285/mo A $250 dep 332 5-4 4 Susan 332 016? 4 12 5 1 4623 4 t6-5 2 a POLOS COUNTRY VILLAGE, Roomenale needed to sublet 3bEr/3ba apI * 2bd/ba in 3/3 apt only sublease large large 2 S200mo loo I May-Aug, $344/mo, May rent BR 2' 2 Oih rovnhouso Woodgale 1 or 2 persons to take over lease tor Sum in the LAURELS Srarting summer A gal Beau turn w/d, micro At freo Mnr room sauna, 4- WBD hookup Aval May I $509''o net 2bd 2baih at $235 per person Oak $250/mo Call Tracy 335 4085 4 6-5 4 S more Avail 5/i 335 5846 Option for Fall, call 336-1070 aFter 5 neg 332 9564 Ask tor Linda or Barbara L, message 4 11 5-4 13-6 4 Forest Apis 373-4220 ask for Tally 4 9 Wandmsadows phase 2 sublease Zbdrm 52 o lord Oxford Manor sublet 3bd/3be to start of 31budr t 'apt for Sum Cw OP 'on 4 Manor maserbd sublease May- in FOR RENT: 26P/ ISA quad lt avail summer r pass, Alg Own ba tasher/dyer rm 2 story May w/ option to take over ease Close to front price negotiable call 335-1*80 bly longer Fireplace a/c dishwash SW 4 a 5 4 apt neo to pool,8 E $245/mo Call Dan 4- 2 UNFURNISHED alyt'me 373 area. no pals $310/mo & sec 335 0213 II r3 37 Rn or

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CINEMA 7 450 7 is 945 ,,as 1&2-st a 0LLinS CINEMA 3 PRETYWOMAN R) S ao 7" low0 CiN4MA I KEVIN KINE A RIVE f PNl I LOME YOU TO MAN (R) 501 74 9 II 1 [( f0R. \ I tIDAYAPlRII 6. 1 41) FOR SALE 7 REAL ESTATE AUTOS SERVICES SERVICES , I $ICVR r arn Oakbrook Condo ?Od 20l f , ground Can you buy hril C irs 4 1 a ' CALL CJ THE DJ I 'foar poolside ike over paymenrIs Or in drug rrids r rrder I1100 ( I I D BREAD & ROSES k 1 1, L 11h$.n Nig r In3// // pro DJ service @l 375 8483 4-13 36 11 Make olfer 376 9743 4 10 '0 facts Today f0S 1,1e, 11 DCL' L'N I 6 1 9 ABORTIONS 1233 NW 10tt Ave MOVING' I A,A I I I 0dc Oire Cutlass SL, MusT SO11 Excel cond, condo 2b,2ba 3?2 1684 Resourceful student w'full size Truck will Pebble Crook area 273939 )r Cal I 3 Mazda OLC IqAS 4 7k 1ies looks 11 I $15 0 o ri jir conditionrng MOVISAi'Lurafnce beat any price in town 336 0481 4 25 Iood Cast iron Call 373 3853 6866-5688 or 813 81 3525 4 30 24 7 runs well 4,ni'm caII ne INC $I400 Lu 6776 4 Q 9 I-re. Pregnancy Toeo 19 11 i11.'"1 siier 4 , 3 6 Member 2br 1 1'2 b wnrse in an0 COnd Shell National Abortion Federaior NIP IrI .in iu Iot color TV couch Rock Villas orig owNr. EXTrIs Ic firep 987 DODGE CiAPR bilu I III McCoy MiI Storage 4 30 75 11 2160 N E 1s1 Blvd LIN {'r yLoksrer desk dresser nighI ceiling fans, w/d If uairgfy asxu to% ac great shup. iskirg I4i00 fit I. C X 0 10 A 10 10X 20 and W, I negorare Call Bob aI 335- FHA loan w' low down $41 900 332 *knds 378 85/4 4 12 59 AAA STORAGE Call Us 378-3280 Is8 4 10 5 6 8324, vrMsS 4 10 5 7 Close To UF Convenient 4 27 20-11 4i4a4 $15/mo I I o91 able $15 sM glass and table Assumable 8 112% Low down only 10 WANTED *xgxS $2Simo MOVING? Running out of lime? Let Gator $10 gray coftee Table $20, chair $t0 5310rro P & I Adorable Spacious TBd 533 SW 2nd Aye 377-1771 Moving pick up, store ino $ 0 ALL In good Londrioni 336 W/ ofi Ceiing tin skylighI verical Local Artist needs GOLD Gems Class & deliver your be- 4 30 75 11 longings to you n the fal 374 47901 374 nl9 l ue 1 6 35 blinds, Todry red Lorge & 2 docks Bea, Rings E TC Top $ or loade Ozrie'a Fin 4488 4-30-21-11 hillulandscapmgnw) lot 01 Dogwood & Ala Jewelry 373 9243 4 30-75-10 Nu 01 r I, rGIA T tor gays 2 Twin leas 374 4923 Of 376 4702 eves/wknds ** GATOR MOVING ** I III dark ( I0 COuch lose seat coft 4 103 7 Wanted Baby cribfand accessories Must FuJftServ Mov/Storage/Packing I ONE STOP DENTISTRY 4111 1.Ir.' L Ci' I N at 3/2 1987 4 0e In good condron Price negoliable tem/Hae Full Days/Eves Long di. Acceptring new pa, *mrg Call 336 0632 M Fe 10pm 4 9 5 10 LcrIns Harry/Bill 374 4791 4-30 15 11 Adult cleaning $30. child $20 8 MOTORCYCLES 4) Wisd tee $325, (3) Wild lee $250 Fuion maness $100 AtE U I oyola pickup 1981 Is 1963 [or SLEEPY HOLLOW HORSE FARM * Jos (2) Wisd tee $200 I ' dy desk Sick of parkmg' 87 Honda E lilt Scooter 0( 11 & Chair $65 rieg Oil hour photographir'g Will pay Call sols * boarding * woodier aclities * Nitrous Oxide Accept c. V AE K I ITIL)IL w sCIAless pad rails $170 4900 miles excellent condition $800 1Z5$10 4 11 7 10 hay rides * parTies $ales * working Valid only with coupon, up to (4) pmopl. I> I r if,>l rIe H 4 11 37/ 2357 4 19 to 8 410 56 sTudenIs accapled a46 3224 375 8080 H T Gonsouli DOS, 372-9521 Crew To Sail to Mexico 4 30 15 11 Phil Il M aiw I'. $40 exercise RESUMES MusT Sell 85 Yamaha XJ700 to lirst ra I icher sailing to Meuico Need don't wait T11 the last miute '- ' ' I , IIed ch I $> 0 Can Kim got the bost soabi offer Low Mles, great condition, cook deckhand You pay for iood oily nlow For sppt 378 B1B5 149 35a lots of X fra Call 336 6794 for details May June Thsis your chance loenjoy th *SUNBELTMOVING* 2950 SW Archer Also see our grad an leisurely Pace o1 sun fun and more sun Prm sinonal Moving/Paeckng & Supplies nouncrmenta RESUME CITY 4 1 llI P M r kes Tampa April 12 Cil1 M.ke evenings 813 949 7744 4 12 I lraim Houso full LocabLng dial Lcrins 10 1 Cile restage 4 12 6 6 Summer 1987 Honda Elite 80 runs greal, blue, 5 10 Priced for Sludent I Marty 375 MOVE 4- refrigerator storage - dorm SAZed helmel siuded, $700 or best otter, cal 30 75-11 only Cost $I/mth 15 for pick-up & do ULI 1 0 U 3 Heii- 8 miss ad in Mike at 37 6189 leave a message 4-6 livery Call now to serve a SPpCe 336 I I I or $*IO 060 39S 0616 4 11 11 SERVICES *FREE* 0093 4*'1S "1 Pregnancy Tal LAI E F irure or ail ooms.20- stereo TOMOS GOLDEN BULLET NW Miin storage at 1-75 & NW 39th Ave TYPING near Oak. Mall ase., 5 x 5 to 10 x 20 from Gael Woen s IV iVC Pr! IrLIAIeoC0 Eq STK HEALTH CENTER 1986 Moped FOR SALE $350 Cal 335- $20, 10% disc to aludenes 332 8917 4 . Itr.I-k m b Ke ro w Real Tlc rune, 720 BW 23rd Avenue 12 SERVICES 5607 and leave ma 4 64 8 30 75 11 A Ir u 4,1 1 & ThenC & much more 9 377 5055 ABORTION (To 24 YOU WRITE, WE TYPE Honda Elite Scooter 150cc'. excel SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DlSEASE7 Wks) Business * Legal * Personal Reports BIRTH CONTROL I I K 11,urC r Ir prints and word cond 60 mpg W/ helmet $620 eyes Get contidenial listing and treatment at Tera Papers * Typesel Resume * Etc Gynecology Services Ore Bil1 altor over $100 332 5260 4-0-4-8 PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0881 4 G vilr Handicapped Typing I O 1 1 ' 459 4 6 2 6 30 75 11 375 7179 1986 Honda Spree Excel cond Call hCCCir iI Tra lips April 12 $30 Gary at 335 4781 4 10--S irr' 1" Il ri 11 377 2600 eves 4 9 1986 Ninja BOOR Red White & Blue $1900 ob Call Doug 395-7904 4 9N3 8 Fine Line by Ray Boehmer iili SAI Urivers y Women s ' iSW 2 Am (near UF ternms .,Ir Sal Ap 7 B 30 1 30 pmi1 collect 9 AUTOS SobbI You ust don I 1', l nail appi ances toys kitchen So? No one is forcing 01roild tp eating understand whatough I "Ir clothes pait you to eat that garbage' Proceeds to UF 7979 Olds Culass Supreme new thisuOk' It so bad probiers I hve to face, "coirrthp uld 4 6 1 6 upholsry brakes p ugs and wines Al so Show some will power yeah VIS My bOdy noe trans still under war, $990 Call 371 and throw it cul 0A ?' Co or IV $75, two 10 speed 7261 4 6 59 I Is N r ki ,,d Frgi Good condition Ml 33, 2 128 4 12 5 6 I . M 1979 Mercury Cougaer white auto arc very good sape $2000 000 371 162 A rle t ret Io Chicago must Cse prior to arter April 6 or 392 T60 4 9 5 9 ' M w ca' 904 684 6659/$50 4 6 1 6 Dodge Magnum XE 79 recently rebui en /, \r [3-7 et 4 sule eKc cond walnut linish dbl gn* arid trans I Loaded, akreg $1900 rLser a Ir $99 rilest $35, dsskchr David 372 9739 Leave message on an Lips I 6-5 okshe l $20 also citetbl $20 call swrming machine 4 9 5 9 15 2s0 4 1d 56 -> PORSHE 1977 924- burg witan leather Aple IT moriro. duodrive prinTerAsolt ac, perfect but need5 valve/crcmllit As I $400 o best offer Call 336-9513 job Steal It for $1800 obol eves & wkds r "Imessage 4 1 1 4 8 377 7033 4 9 4 9 SUJPRA OLvTn3 ThE MOBILE GOLDFiSH by Th Schirae ()thes $20 $65 armchairs $20. $40 1983 Toyota Clica Suprs, 5 pd good cond , all maintenance records $4000 I SUST LOWMVE WW sfleves $30 computer desk cabIN I'A INEN/ TO TlE SOAMME UP, SCORITlE, ra Int see $50 office manual typewriter Call Mark 371 6172 4 13 89 FA'Y- 5HAY FISH $ 0 1'7 0325 4 6 1 6 READISI RigiEDNA CAMARO 85 Grey ps Pb Pa pwiock L80vJL WITI1 ITS AMD(q!W THE SUN pwser, V lioe injection 53 Kodo $4750 opentl1. PRIBACY LD/1 IS1 A WAS JUST ECASD Mov 'g Must ell Foldover Couch and obo Call Rob Ba 373 3700 4 10 5 9 By Wo tINf $5 Ent Center $40 Call 378 THE BJMESTMVIaJ L8 4NIL n pr 4 1?l5O 1988 Pont LeMans Great deal SIp a/c 5 I p., red fully serviced new brakes tune EVER SAN// up. sic Must get ridol Call 336 7723 and #1-04 IV Map 4-11-5-9 Sofa $75 Queen bed $150. dresser $25 i, stand $15 All Jn goo condition, All 82 Mazda 528, low miles power eyvy nego 335-3835 4 11-4-6 Ihing with sunrool, runs greal. $300 obo 371-62U. 4.10-3-9 Lord Munchie's Pizza

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MJJGATOR, 17 TYPING SERVICES TYPING SERVES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PERSONALS * .ga0 * Pi i in Wiling Fast * Typing * reports a business accurate reliable Need volunteers for s 2 week study of a FEDERAL JOBS NEED LOW COST BIRTH CONT ROL? efumes * ca$5*lt*s transcribed A appl ser'Ice Master, in English will check new psoriasis medication 331 5379 4 Above average earning Get special scudeni dscoun on skilms ,rns * Jtilers * notary *etc Avabi.le spell ng and edit 24 hrs 373 1937 * 30 and II Supplies al PLANNED PARE NT 24 hours/7 daya1372 2777 4-30 75-12 23 12 30 47 13 All occupation free details 904 485 1900 Ext ED5 4 11 5 13 HOOD 377 0881 4 30 75 15 8JS i fng $1 00pg min $500 Reports, 24 hnu wordpnroessIrig Report MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Excellent cc Look Your Best Everydart these s whatever Grad Setool P T List resumes Cover elers and more Call EARN $35 Call Kaine at Omega Elacirolys s Inc for This week for lew donors lor 2 Piasnma reer opportunity lor Roivated goal ori WCS 917 NW 13th 373 9822 4-30 75- 336 8535 Call returned ASAP 4 info eboul the Pt.RMANENI removal 30 21 donations 0r 11 new autoraled ma enled and productive individual degree in or 12 unwanted facial & body hair chine, Special bonus programs each Health Sciences or previous SuperVsOry 374 4307 experience preferred Mus be wilting to 4-30 75 15 MI PC CENTER Typing 375 0339 Full month Free refreshmenrs free parking **ACE WORDPROCESSING** relocate, full benefits please stop by s. I rca computing Typio starts 0 Experienced vstar ir rngyou s car 19 STUDENTS Resumes term papers dissertations Cal or stop by Gai esville plasma 23$ Gainesville Plan,*s, a division of North GET CASH no pg * Resumes $6 * Self service legal For Qualily Used Conirg Call Sndy technical 335-7064 4 20 15 12 SW 4ltn Ave 378 9431 Man Fri 8 7 Sat A'nerican Biologicals Inc on 239 SW 4Th i esumos * $2 SOhr * tS'psge La., 372-1226 211 W Ui Ave net ioCar, 8 2 4-30 73 13 Ave 4 11 5 13 ipere# graphics * peTl check * thssi Pic kuptOel Typing and wordproc near tral City A 30 75 15 s pasr a special characlerst * employ- campus Dependable quality service In search of a hardworking, energetic per Sirp databases At nialhaddee *t draining Reasonable One position open for Resident Man- SAVE ON RAYBANS ate$ 2erday Call Carol ager Inthe Div of Housing Position to son interested in learning how to a51al nor deflect specialist VsaJMC 4-30- 373 University O. cans 4464 4 17 11 12 begin May Supervise athletic people buying athletic footwear silf of 3 in fill- 300WSeth Ave 378 4480 legs of 350 Spa, Adinstratiw.i A com-I and apparel No phone calls Lloyd Clark. At QUALITY Tyrpisg A Ledlterrnt 4-30 SC-15 ThSei unity dov respOnsiblilflas Part Spors 1504 NW 13 St 4-10-4 13 Fyo ngWord Processing Oualily depend return* papers UF grad ownt, Scr time position for full lime UF Student able service Reasonable rates Laser Series 821 NW SKYCIVE 13 S 377 6170 8400112-mosplusspi atSS/nm(utill- Medical Receptionist. full or part time po p nter 377 81761900pm 4-30-20-12 **** 4271712 Suions *vaible, apply al Gainesville Skidive with WiIi'son'e Skydives 336 les not lIncluded) Deadline April 12 7070 4-5 15 15 Applicsllons at DIv of Hogs corner of Plasma. 238 SW 4th Avenue 4- I 5- 13 TypingiWodprocessing. WordPerfect IBM Compatible WP 50 Laser printer MuseuM S SW 131h I 4-1111 13 51 quality work tast resultsOw rteS, legalin.dical erminology report. p.- Ar Graphic Ar ed, etc 10 hrs per week COUNSELORS (male A Iemale) for North dependable, personal service Tara332- pers lhbls Call 37* 2034 4-20-11 12 begin c term 5 blocks from UF art loiter Carolina's finest 8 week children a sum 1469 4 30 54 12 CAMP ANDROSCOGGIN Main bay met camp Cool mountain cJmrtale good camp seeking out going stalf to teach mg job $4 00 per hr 10 start Aeply to box 256 Gainesviile 32602 4-12-5 13 pay and great tuni Est no necessary FYPING Near Butter Plaza Fast Se 13 HELP tennis a sailing also have openings in For b,achlure'pcatort Camp Pine vice SI 25 double space Call 373-8387 WANTED canoe, rifl cry dramatic, and craft E cel wood. 20205 1 NE 3rd Court, Miami FL lent facllrties generous ime oft Write or ALL EASTERN ORTHODOX students., 4 9 30 12 faculty 33179 or phone 305 722 7560 4 6*3 15 call colledc li 733 West Street. Harrison and families are welome to AVON S75-5967 Pslm Sunday lunch at SI Elissbelh *Wod Proceesinge Profess'onsl quality SWl Avon Full of Part New York 0521 014 835 5800 4 13- SAILING 40 Morgan w/capiarn St Au lime We Train '0-1S Greek Orthodo, Church laIe Sunday at student prices Fast. reliable. service Stiellis Insurance 4 30-75113 Call Conni at 330-1 280 4---15 gustine. $1 00day 5 people max Grad schoOl, 8w school experience 378- Sit 60/person with 0 I 473 0060 4 9 Need a summer Pay Florida Mat thou 128 4 13-10 12 NEW E NGLAND BROTHERISISTE 'The Basic Spiitusl Emercis 10i-s R sand of l ob Oport unities All areas 'is topic of CAMPS-MASS Counselor Posilins j0r Eckankar Worship Sarvice Sun . Its. complete lieli Call 1-407 347 -0 24 HE TYPING/WPS - LASER PRINTER pograM ecais To Sports Ten I AM, Burger King Mtg Rn 1542 W Anybody can seilllowaonce, but atU ren ENGLISH GRAD editproottspil - no uis. Performing Alis Waterfront Inquire Univ Ave Info 3783504 4--1 s nis. we are making it a career Sale or no -olestorol R'pp 37-3W4 4-25-21 -12 Mah-Ke-Nac(Boys), 190 sale we will beat any price in town 4 6 Linden Ave. PART TIME WORK wk/days wk/end. Glen Ridge NJ 07028 Rental Agent for College Park must have 3-Is Danbee(gIrlsL I, summer for resp /Coljisludnis wi irns tyong and Woodprocusaing - Legal, Horseneck Road, Montville NJ 0704S own ability to sell 411 NW 15th St 371 heavy lifting reourred Call 374 4791 mpapers etc Professional quality and Please call 1 800 775 0520 4-16-48-13 7777 4 I 5 13 At EZ Tennis we provide our customers rea'ole service Cal Nancy, 372-2750 374-4408 4 13 10 13 with 3 things quality products great prices excellent service When you Iink SCREEN PRINTER Now hiring expert BUSINESS about i anything else suncivilized 4a enced P'inlers and Artists - Part time a is Reply IQ Boa 593 Micanopy FL 32687 14 PERSONALS Will call to schedule interviews E peri STRINGING at EZ Tennis has been on DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE enceONLY please 41310 3 COMPUTERS, erminals &ps buy sell sale for 3 years which makes it our day tred. rent & repair Greet prices. DUAL price Once again we rest our case 4 a EdId by Trude Michel Jaffe Locel Girl s Scoul Canp, 7 *k jive-in po 1T. 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Cal(94)383-4711 for summer ramp info I RIIAY. ANI'dj 6. 1). AIUGAJOR,, 9 Weekend Prospects good for tennis teams Forecast Men's and women's teams on SEC road trips this weekend By GUERRY sMiyH The lady Gators play Kentucky today, The men's team (13-6, 2-3) faces forgot about us, didn't you? AlligatoriWnter Tennessee on Saturday and Vanderbilt on Vanderbilt (6-12) Sunday. Doug Proud- Sunday The Lady Volunteers, 15-2 over- ian, who missed several matches at the Thought weonly surfaced during football season, In the last couple of years, the UF didn't you? all and 4-0 in the SEC, should provide the beginning of the fall season because of a women's and men's tennis teams have toughest match. back injury, will try to extend his eight- had contrasting results in Southeastern Well, yeah, you're right. UP, ranked third in the nation, has match winning streak against the Corn. Conference competition modores. Since returning to the lineup, We here in AlligatorSports am simply quivenng several players ranked individually. The women have been virtually unbeat- Freshman AndreaFarley isfourth, Nicole he is li-1 in dual-match competition, pn- with excitement because the annual Orange & Blue mauly at No 5 singles spring football game is upon us Saturday at the able, losing their first SEC match ever Arendt is 12th, Holly Danforth is 25th and this year against Georgia. The men have Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Jillian Alexander is 57th. The double "Last year, I had a streak where I won struggled, winning only one SEC match team of Arendt-Alexander is fifth and the nine in a row, and I was playing the best technically speaking, this is football. Barely. in 1988 and 1989 combined. And, Danforth-Cathy Goodrich duo is ninth. I had in a while," Proudian said. This So that's why we fired up our Briggs and Strat- But this weekend, it is not only the Kentucky is 9-4 overall and 2-0 in the year, I think I'm playing even better than -onpoweredcomputers to present to you, at no women who could come back to Gaines- SEC and Vanderbilt, 6-,is winless in SEC last year. I guess it goes in streaks, so I additional cost . ville victorious. dual matches this year hope I can keep it going." The Aigator-brand Picks Column"' - Special fprmg Edition. (Insert echo effect here). NCAA considers If you don't believe it, just look at the thing right below this sentence. cutting payment P. Alligator-brand to tourney teams rICKS COLUMN WASHINGTON - Hoping to scuttle an "incentive to cheat," the NCAA said Thursday it plans to alter See? the way money from the NCAA Tournament is dis- tributed, including the possibility of greatly reducing But on top of this alleged football we are about money paid to the 64 participating schools. (o see, there's a truckload of other sports going on Collectively, about $36 million will be paid to the tus weekend. schools that participated in this year's NCAA Tour- Enough for any sports junkie to get his or her nament that ended Monday with a Nevada-lAs Vegas fix. victory over Duke in the championship basketball game. We've got baseball Saturday and Sunday. as louisiana State comes into town for a three-game Southeastern Conference series. The Gators are IRIS overall, 3-3 in SEC games. LSU is always tough. A ROUND SPORTS And hey, if you so desire, you can slip into the "The dollars have gotten to the point where they O'Connell Center Saturday to catch the NCAA do several things - they place undue pressure on Regional gymnastics meet. lTe Gators are fighting coaches to get their teams in the tournament (and) lor a chance to qualify for nationals, and it's going they place a lot of pressure on the athlete that isn't to take a strong performance to do so. necessary." said NCAA Executive Director Dick Schultz. Then there's tennis on the road in Tennessee, and the men's track team will be in Miami, and the Women golfers on road golf team are in Miami means golf team is in North Carolina, and the The sixth-ranked women's today to play in the Ryder/Florida State Intercolle- women's golf team is in Miami, and the water polo glate Championships team is in the Bahamas, and the Frisbee club . 'The field will contain all women's teams from Busy, busy, busy. Florida, but only three of the teams are ranked in the nation's Top 50. UPs strongest competition will be It Can get confusing, but never fear. The Alligator No. 14 South Florida. with Motors and a grant from n association General Compiled from Alligator staff and wire mpors. the Exxon Corporation, brings you this piece of ournalism to keep you aware of the fun a-plenty this weekend. FOOTBALL from page 20 The prestigious panel of pigskin prognosticators i led by sports editor Jason "I was Picker of the to Jacksonville, should at least bring the largest Year" Davis, who won the title by using his psychic crowd ever to a UF spring game even if they don't powers in the fall. But Jason isn't picking in this surpass FSU's attendance number. Special Edition because there's room foronly seven OA lot of people in Gainesville will come, plus a lot people. And he has the strength of 10 men. of people in Jacksonville will come," Klein said. TMWhen ifs in Gainesville, people from Jacksonville following Mike "De- So the Picks Panel is the usually won't drive down there, but thisIs a big Gator posed sports editor" Dame, Gregg "Either brilliant town and we'll have a lot of people here " or just good enough" Doyel, Sharon "Awash in a Iea of egos' GInn. Ron "You talkin' about me?- UP. ticket office already has sold an estimated event. which is normally held at Kaspriske, Alex "Wristling . lots of wrestlin( 3.000 tickets to the Marves, Dan 4Da" Stiffler and Guerry IRhytne. Florida Field. The Rme wasmoved totheGatorBsowl with bIerny Smith. because Florida Field's turf Is being replaced with satural grass, Here's the lot of questions: (1). Wholl win,, flckets am $3 for adult, $1 for anyone 18 and Orangeor Blue? (2). How many games will U1 Win under, and free to boosters and UF students with a againstlSU? (3). Will theugmuastsgo to nationals? fee card ands picture I.D. (4). Will the basketbml program get the death Quarterback Kyle Morris, wide receiver Ernie, Penalty, probation or nothing? MiEk running back Enict Rhett and linebackers So that' sIt for the Special Edition. See you in the Godfrey Miles and Harey 'hom. will lead one fall. squad, while quarerback Las Smith, running backs Up, up m "awa Willie McClendon and Dealer McNabb, and line- UF track team member Dion Bentley leaps In the ong jump backr Huey tichardse wil lead the other tan. W ina a 1a0 as 9 11 * .11 6 a I I during last weekend's Florida Relays. The Gators will Sophomore transfer quaterback Brian Fox wil I. s t IsA II I participate Saturday In the Miami Invitational. mihs the game because of a slimas fracture on the. top of his right feot. SPORTS

Gators seek balance vs. LSU Decision on series

By ALEX MARVEZ trying about the negative, like making Alligator Writer an out or not hitItin g the hall well, I've with 'Bama due today The UF baseball tearn just gone out and told myself, 'I'm UF baseball coach Joe Arnold said Thursday the univer- Entering a three-game Southeast- going to hit this ball ern Conference series this weekend hopes to get its hitting sity would make a decision today concerning a three-game Moberg. the team batting leader at Southeastern Conference against State, the Ui base-ausiana and pitching road series against Alabama that ball team's performance this season on target .360. was4-for-S with thewmanng Rl31 was canceled earlier this season. has been similar to a foreign film this weekend against triple in Wednesday's 87 victory. Arnold said he was contacted by the SEC Thursday and dubbed in English given two options of how to make up the series against the UFs John Pricher Everything seems a hit out of sync the Tigers. (2-2, 2,56 ERA) Crimson Tide - either forfeit two games this season or is scheduled to start the first game of When Ie Gators (18-l5overall, -i some confidence play a three-game series at Alabama next year. The latter Saturday's doubleheader at 5 p n in the SEC) went on a six-game losing "Pitching is a question mark ISU option would leave UF with six of nine SEC series on the against Chad Oga (5-1, 4 24) John road. streak earlier this season, IF was is a really good ball club If we don't Burke, who hasn't pitched in a week outscored 34-18 Then when Gators pitch well, it's going to be a slugfest, since injuring his right shoulder is The weekend series was canceled March 16 because of pitchers allowed only six nms in five and I don't know which team has expected to face the hospitalization and subsequent death of Gators pitcher consecutive Paul Byrd (s4, 4 36) victors,. he hitters more offense right now " in the nightcap Steve Georgiadis from complications following shoulder were still eaotig loo Tuch pxiporn, Statistically, ISU has a 328 team surgery scoring 20 runs batting average, compared to the Arnold has not announced a starter "I talked with the team and discussed both ends,"Arnold Now, following a two-game series Gators' 277 The Tigers (25-9, 5-4) for Sunday's 1:30 p m. game, while said. "ie majority would rather take the two against Division II Valdosta State ear- are led by Rich Cordani forfeits, but (.440, 34 the Tigers will send either John a decision will be made (today). her this week, it appears the Gators RB), Wes Grisham (.394 42 RBDI O'Donoghue (5-I1, 2 18) or Mark Ia- ne Gators were able to move a non-conference pitchers are watching Kung Fu The- and rookie Johnson (380, 32 RBI) Rosa (4-0, 3.06). game ater while the batters have turned off Eric Martinez and Mike Moberg against Massachusetts on March 20 to March 22 as part of a doubleheader. UF the television. UT recorded 25 runs are the Gators hottest batters. U Georgiadis'jersey retired. The resumed play March 21 against and 27 hits in two victories over the Martinez currently is hitting 323 and jerseyof UF pitcher Steve Georgiadis Maryland-Baltimore County. Blazers, but also surrendered 15 runs went 5-for-9 against Valdosta State will be retired Sunday in a ceremony UF 15) and Alabama (19-9) are tied for fifth place in and 30 hits with two home runs and a double before the Gators play LS the SEC at 3-3. Mississippi State (19-7) leads the confer- "'We're a little more confident,' I "I've been on and off the whole Georgiadis died March 17 from com- enceat 7-2, followed by Georgia (26-7) at63, and Louisiana coach Joe Arnold said. We swing the season, but the last two or three plications following shoulder surgery State (25-9) and Tennessee (15-13) tied for third at 5-4. bats real well, got plenty of hits and weeks I've been relaxing and having two days earlier He wore uniform - ALEX MARVEL that's what we needed to do to get fun," Martinez said "Instead of wor- No 19 in his two years at UF UF ready Spurrier for regionals debuts as By GREGG DOYEL Alligator Staff Writer This time last year, the UF gymnastics team was licking its chops while preparing for the coach on NCAA Regionals and NCAA Championships in the coming weeks One year and three Ali-Americans later, the Gal-s are wiping the sweat from their brows, Saturday faced with the possibility of not qualifying for By RO KASPRISKE the NCAA Championships for the first time in Staff Witer school history Alligator Or are they? Gater Boosters can hardly wait "We haven't really talked about what would for Saturday to get here. happen if we didn't make it, because we just Not only do they get free admis- feel like we will make it," Pam Titus said, as sion to UFs annual Orange& Blue 13th-ranked UF gears itself for Saturday's spring football game; Southeast Regional at the O'Conqel Center. And not only do they get to see "We really do feel like we can do it, get to their favorite son, Steve Spurrier, nationals " coach the Gators for the first time; Tickets are $6 for adults, $3 for children and But when they get to the Jack- UF students. The meet begins at 7 p m sonville Cator Bowl around 1 p m. Twelve teams qualify for the NCAA Champi- Saturday, UPs Gatr Boosters are onships, the five regional champions and the also going to get to do some count- next seven highest scoring teams. But UF Ing. coach Ernestine Weaver needs only to look to Carl Klein, former president of last year for a precedent that says her Gators the Jacksonville Gator Club, said still have a shot at the national title. they'll be counting to see if more "Georgiawas in the 13th place lastyeargoing people attend UFs spring game in and they won the national championship," than attended Florida State's sea- Weaver said "So you never can tell." son-opener against Southern Mis- And the host Gatrs are armed with more sissippi in the Cator Bowl on Sept. than hope. The most potent weapon in UFs 3. arsenal may be the O'Connell Center itself, where will definitely be a good where the Gcators are 11-1 on the year. turnout," Klein said Thursday. "And its possible we can get more "The crowd factor will be very important. If E AMN 5100DAD - ALLOATOM we're pumped and we start hitting routines, Gators gymnast Jeawtte Hnmbes pMrfOrms mn the beam during last weks meet at the people for a Florida scrimmage, so its Sea- they're going to be psyched,"'Titus said. "Ihe O'Connell Center. to speak, than FSU got for son opener. At worst, we should place is going to rock, no doubt about If." "We're not going to depend on them falling be mance of the season, Senior Night last Friday, 30l people thee" Fourth-ranked forus to win, because we can beat them if they able to get Georgia, UFs main cospeti- where they posted a season-high score of Florida State drew a dismal tion Saturday night, ventured into the have a good meet and we have a good meet," 190.85. Six Gators had career-bests that night 48,746 in the Gator Bowl, which O'Connell Center on Feb. 16 and left with a senior Amy Beisplel said. as UF drubbed Michigan State. seats more than 80,000 nanow loss. And although the Bulldogs later "I think we're at the point now that if they people. 'Knowing that we scored a 190 list week l~cil said Sporrler's debut, avenged that loss at the Southeastern Confer- have a great meet, we .dll have a chance at cou- makes us that much more confident that we pled with the game being moved cae Championships, UFs two seniors don't beating them," said senior Karen Bremnalt. can do it again,"11Tus said. If we go 190 4gain think the Gators need charity to beat Georgia. The Gator, si cooing off their beat perfor- at regionals, I think we will make national" s Fesba, pop 19