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THE MIAMI Draft Would Take 20-Year-Olds First TOOAVS A GENTLER PLANET PERFECT FEAT FORECAST Senior Tara Thompson's efforts Carlos Huerta, Hurricane place HIGH: 77 have led to recycling and environ­ kicker, made it into the NCAA LOW: 65 Mostly Ctoudy mental awareness on the Unlver­ record books by kicking his 136th sily of Miami campus. Now, she is consecutive point-after conver­ playing an major role in forming a sion in last Saturdays game state-wide volunteer agency. against Syracuse. OPINION: Would you go to war and fight for your country if a e ACCENT —page9 e SPORTS —page 10 draft ware in effect? Pan*)*) XJTH E MIAMI *>*esE* URRICAN LWSBRIEFS Draft would take i competition i rati 20-year-olds first in ita competition at the Crimaoo If a draft occurs in 1991, those whose Classics at the Ufltanfcy of Ala­ By ROBERT S. MARSHALL 20th birthdays are in that year would be first bama recently. UM's two two- Coritrftutlng ErJtor pcrsoo cHBBtt called. Dale Read an) A primary concern on college campu sei After that, the order to aa follows: those Peter Lee, and these days is the possible enactment of a mili­ turning 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,19 sad then 18 Damon Petti- tary draft due to the United State's involve­ years of age. Those 26 years old and over are cord and Ernie ment in the Middle East. f exempt from service unless the tow Querido, tn It oat of the Moat students, however, are not aware of what current regulations are concerning who According to the agency, their plans 17 debates, would effect s mobilisation of 100,000 men _________• •%*•_ will be drafted. According to die department of Selective within 30 day*. Once a man receives his notification, he • _M_f_M______sT Service, in the event of a draft, which would have to be enacted by Congress, a number will be required to report far examination Tha fotur would be assigned to each birth date and a within 10 days or file a claim for exemption UM debater* lottery held to determine the order in which or delay of service. A man may not be indoc­ also i einairnd the dates would be called. trinated until after the claim has been pro­ four of the top cessed. Men who turn 20 in the year in whkh the Thoae who may be deferred or exempted BVC individusl speaker draft is instituted would be the first called to are ministers, ministerial students, those with Reed being CHfWS CA._I8LE/Starl Prtotootarw service. That to, if a draft is initiated before who hsve dependents that could not be sup- the end of this year, those men whose 20th Lee waa the 0PP TO A BUHNWtQ START: Unrverafty of Miami junior Army ROTC cadets prepare for ttwlr potential participation in the Middle Eastern conflict during a physical training teat. birthdays were in 1990 would be the first Pteom seepage .5/DRAPT er aad Damon Petticord and railed into service. Querido ntoced fourth aad waa the sec­ President ond consecutive aria lor toe Kinko's sued Miami team coached by David Sternberg of the School of Com- maacation The nest debate wffl proposes beatSak Lake City. Utah in Jana- for printing custom texts tuition hike of A copyright infringement salt filed against Kin­ al falaraat iiiiaaaias about the ko's Copies may jeopardize a service that many pro­ •sa.wB be on sate at newsstand* fessor* take for granted: the ability to create a cue- the country for tha Bret ton textbook. By ALLETTA BOWERS The suit was filed in New York City by the Associ- Aaaistart Nstm EdNor The maaaiair has been pub* ation of American PubUahere, whkh to representing the textbook companies. Undergraduate ''titkn to expec­ 1954 by the Intarns- ted to increase for the 1991-92 Poondation, Lawyers finished their opening arguments fa October, and a decision in the case will come this school year by 8 percent, according _to the to administration offkials. •tody and exploration of the spring. The service "allows the professor to customise s University of Mismi President Edward T. Foote II, Vice President "" UM's Roaentiel Scool of packet to ft Us class, opposed to s general view of . a J A ,____. _____.__•_ eB _ 1 _ _. __ of Student Affairs William Butler, SOU AuDuiPDBaiC S_Q6WC*E the class," Rosk Molina, Kinko's University of Miami campus representative, aaid. "We com and Provost Luis Glaser and Vke Presi­ prepare it, and the students buy It here st Kinko's" dent of Business and Finance David The editor to Boaato Gordon, Textbook publishers claim Kinko's Service Cor­ Lieberman presented the recom­ formerly executive director of poration has violated the Copyright Act of 1976 by mended 1991-92 budget to the Stu­ Health. Bnice Roaendahl, dean of printing many anthologies for professors who uae dent Government Senate during ita RSMAS, serve* aa technical them to supplement or replace textbooks. Wednesday meeting. director. The publishers claim to lose hundreds of thou­ According to Lieberman, the pro­ sands of dollars per yesr from their $2 million cam­ jected tuition increases sre baaed pus market. on three circumstances: inflation, Campus bora accuaed As Kinko's service booms and publisher's sales external forces and the desire to of violating rights decrease, publishers artificially raise the prices of improve the quality of the Universi­ books to compensate, s salesman with * major pub­ ty. lishing company on the Eaat Coast, who refused to "We look at our priorities when Campus bar* that offer women making up the budget. Scholar free or diecouoted drinka coactua- be identified, ssid. He wished to avoid the stigma that his company to going after Kinko's. shin, books for the [Otto G. Rich­ toate against men and promote ter] library and faculty salaries are __«M(_fe-aieaa*aexu_rypro- "Custom textbooks are a thing of the future," the ssiesmsn said. all taken into consideration," Foote mtocuous, helpless people in need ssid. of special benefits, a team of According to him, his company to involved in a Mat venture with another publishing company to The tuition increase for tbe three female George Washington 1990-91 school year was 9.8 per­ University law (tudents charge. investigate that possibility. The ability to include in a textbook exactly what cent. The students — KeBy Farrell, the professor deems necessary to s major motivation Foote said what goes on outside Sonya Moody ai_ Amanda Gibson for professors to create a custom text. the University greatly affects the — tiled a formal complaint Oct. '1 custom designed exactly what I wanted stu­ 29 charging 15 local bare with dents to have," David Fenner, a UM philosophy pro- re do not exist in a vacuum The United States to going through violating the Diatrict of Cohm- i LA ''it'* a valuable service." JONATHAN STRAIT/Staft Photognhw Same professors use Kinko's to sssemble a text hard times right now. The conse­ bia's Human Rights ikt, wfakh COPY RIGHTS: Kinko's Copies Is the defendant In an ongoing legal battle with book that uae* many different source*. quences of things nationally means prohibits discrimination on the rxiWrshers lnv„vlng copyright law. Many students buy custom textbooks prepared by basis of race and gender. "I use stun accumulated from a variety of places problem* for higher education. UM professors at this Kinko's located across from UM. receives $25 anion from the state Please see page 2IKlNtUY$ They filed the complaint as part of Professor Join Baiuah's legal Please see page WVDGET activism class, which has previ- T'.uly filed logal complaint* against all-male dubs and even Environmentalist Dean: Rules not made allegedly discriminatory dry cleaners. from Cofegt Praa* Swvto* report* urges activism to be broken at UM By LYNBTTE MALINGER ByYAMAPAILLERE tl** discretion of the office. Contrttiotlng ErJtor FACE THE FACTS Statt Wrrlar Houston said students sre responsible to the University at all There wHI not be another Iaaue Marjory Stoneman Douglas, honored last week as The Office of the Dean of Stu­ dent* is sending out s mtssige to time*, on and off campus. of the Hurricane -this Is the last one of America's three greatest women by Lisa Simp­ "If they are arrested, they will be issue for the semester Good hick son. Homer's daughter on FOI's The Simpson s, spoke University of Miami students: fol­ on final*, and happy holiday*. low University disciplinary rules or arrested as University of Miami at the University of Miamiion Tuesday. •students," Houston ssid. The 100-year-old Douglas, wearing her trademark suffer the consequences. "The University does hsve poli­ When the Division of Akohol, hat, spoke of the dangers to the environment snd the Tobacco and Firearms [ATP] came Everglades in tbe crowded Pearson Residential Col­ cies and procedures," Associate Dean of Students Jerry Houston to inspect the UM Rathskeller in lege classrooms Tuesday evening. September, six studenU were rited Aside from bang sn author, journalist and leading ssid. Houston ssid even if s student to for underage drinking and two for environmental activist, Douglas also bears the honor of the obstniction of justice. having a high school in Parkland, Fla., named after her. "dtodpUndd" by the tow, be or she UM student* acknowledge the To add further to her credits, Douglas will be pub­ wiD hsve to go through the Univer­ problem of underaged drinking at lishing another book, which she just completed. sity's administrative process, the Rat. Pearson Residential Colkge — sponsor of the event whkh Includes sn investigation, "Iti never be perfect because also brought Mkheal Chenoweth, an environmental preliminary snd mitigation bear­ people go there |the Rati to drink," lawyer and the first member of the Friends of tbe ings and a final assessment ofthe a 21-year-old UM senior, who Everglades group, to speak about tbe problems facing situation by the Office of the Dean of Student*.
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