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-wslnginany paperideas derived viii- aind .' pri vateiv supported from p blished orwupptblulhd '. school it the tUniv.,rsity of Miami. writings of anyone WithOut spec- New programs included In *hw ific acknowledgment of the source,. biakigets, which helped bos pr,-
- ollusion of students on course posewd genrril evmnt. spending wyak of any kind, e.g., papers, . I, nill in 0xC4ss of II cut rent (OuMse problems and exercises. appropriat Ions. included: 1)lscussiob of class work is do- N,. itnlvsr.itlii Unran@ g jx dIrei end encouraged, buiwheatwo THE LETTERMEN wHIl sing old, new, ballad and show songs, and throw in some Istenibia counties. ateat hijigid students turn in practically rreduct lun, expat Ion of comn gnt.r the comedy to boot in the Foil Frolics Nov. 13. They often interchange individual ti' I iOt . ,itien.grapkhi pro- Adviso ports in their unique style of musical presentation. gi mi. tid librel is, . 1Ww iiliege Bi'ch~I .4 new program inexceptIonul child Blasts Traded car. at the Uilversit V of South I lorlda, "ow I lida Initltute for Set to (Aoitlnug (3,, ver.Ity StudII. Ill- Spek tors, .t new Cotfrge of dentistry 'r. Medlord Evans, consultant at C, :,g.vIlle new 4 cultural tthe John Birch Society and the hr in h .,mxgtmnt ,i,,tbons ind wit' citizens' Council will speak Race In fth ib.Jdvi ipmnnt of the grul- oin K rights tomorrow. Stretch . Home IMti i'flKt.II J'.,tI'ar CSl He will speak in the University Aulitorlum at 8:15 p.m. EN ROUTE WITh GOLDWATER ItN ROUT WITH J(JHNSUN Stall dl rd th, . *w fi. xndCid , , who earned his PhD at (UP!) - Sen. Burry d. Goldwater ('P1) - President Johnson, earn- pirogr FYm. wtr. justlfled .IKd w Ie v.3e will speak on "Separate yest e rday pictured President paigning throtulh Wnmocratic hig Johnson as a power-hungry, ~Wedd and iqiti Stations.'' liv> strongttoldn, chergted y.,ter"- systen wias ti k.eIp hi. idt of 4ccordin( to William (Bill) Mc- be tyrant whose election would lead Gold water divy that Sen. Barry Md. Goldwater edue tIn ,,0ri, CoiltTm chairman of the Florida to socialism. has voted to "rut out or cut down 1nion Forum's Committee, the The COP challenger madeoneof is| almost every program of r',mm',n %peCI(h will evaluate current civil his sharpest attacks on Johnson responhiblIty for anything.' as be carried his campaign into Johnson The Presldent swung Into the (Continued on Page 2) Tennessee, xentucky and Ohio ex- final week ol the 3 w3 campaipi actly one week before election day. with at, asertion that hii GO!' "America's choice is clear and Opprsntnt "prutests too m's' i.' stark." Goldwater told a wildly- Conil SOkay Johnson flew to the Iate Pre'l- cheerlng crowd of about 25,000 to dent John F. Kennedy's home city TA I I AIIAS5.E. rUIPI) - Th. 30,000 at the Tr-Citfrs Airport of Boston for his adires,, ( abi,.I yentv-riay svt [MoC. I lot in oaut Tennwssee. beginning * weutward-%wing eundIg .3 ali fth I?- o jii $25 million in Goldwater 1kew to London, Ky., U i in Albuquerque, N.M., bornl. to finatc, JULIA r colieg. and in a small two-enginer airplane for Bail 14hr, Ii a ipt. Iprip td QmlerIy sltrw 101 a brlef apparance and then ye- Alligato for t.Il'ery in Pittsbugt', (I I ' It Is part of a total $IS m'.llion, tiarned to Tni-Cities and bWarded The Alligator will be requIted Areita, he said: higher educetuin bowd lss au. his campaign Jet for Cleveland, to print minutes of Lngiulatlse 'To those who want IC, ref-rii thorlned for lb. curreS bienroum Ohio. Council mntigs In the (Wtur. be- the prog!.,. of our llmnet I y by 1h* i'A3 llgIlIUurt and dfpriV- f1 In. speech prepared for the ciase of a btil passed in COUn'V i -3dt therm cae and takn a to'd idb a v'A, of the people. 't., w - - WUFT Makes Plans
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WITFT -TV I' ph nn ing to i At the station's stue in thlt h impuign thitimtot wi bt Into "big tim,*" TV news rept Stadium Building will be simi the RepubtIcaL n md IDemiotr s Ing with an election night spe boartis for Bradford, MarlAn, Put- parties inAljchua County ti ii - to be broadcast next Tucsd 11am, Gllchrlst, Levy, Dixie and range Interviews with them it the The station's remote unit i Columbia counties. courthouse. be set up at the Alachua Cot Rae 0. Wejyner, Director of the At Courthouse. Glenn Smilth, School of Journalism and Corn- 4J. Students in the School of Jour- ~Ad V t a major in boradeast news, 1 nalismn and Communications will munleatlons, said, "'WUFT has an be anchor man at the courthot be calling the Supervisors of Reg- obligation as station that operates Present plans call for a p istration in the surrounding coun- in the public interest to do this sort of two minute election roundup ties to get the latest tally of votes. of thing. be broadcast at 7 and 7:30 p. "Television can do a good job with a half-hour program to bE Acceor ding to Don G room s, of reporting election results, be- at 8:00. WUFT's news director, all the cause people can see the figures. Display boards showing themu counties, except two, use voting Radio is just as fast, but when her of votes cast for every etf machines, so it should be pos- people hear election returns read on the ballot will be used to SI sible to have accurate election re- on radio they forget them. Tele- how Alachut County votes in sults by the time theprogram goes vision makes a more lasting im- presidential race and the state i 011 the air. pression," Welmer said. coiinty contests. Grooms said he plans to contact Singers Plan Jo nizen Wins Cultural 'Game' Association VP UF's Singing Caters and Floria PSU) game by scheduling our cul- DENVER, Cobe, (Special)-Miss Where did you stash the PEEL? State Collegians will kick off their tural scrimmage the night before Alice C. Jiantzen, head of the Third A n nual Football Concert the game," Webb said. department ofoccupationaltherapy Nov. 20 at 8:15 p.m. In Talla- Thls will be the first time the In the UP' College of Health Re- hjlSMs. UP glee club goes up to Talla- lated Professions, yesterday was The "cultural scrimmage" hassee for a Football Concert. elected first vice-president of the between the two men's gine clubs For the pasttwoyears FSU singers American Occupational Therapy will b. held in Florida Stat. Uni- Caine to Gainesville. As soc lati on. vernity's Wescott Auditorium the She was elected for a three - night before the UP-flU football year term by sonmc1,l0Odelegates game. at the Association's annual meeting Coach for the USV "team" is in Denver. Guy B. Webb, assistant prof. of Birch She Is a member oftbekAssocia- music. FSUJ Assistant Prof. of tion's board of management, chair- Malec, Richard Powell, leads the (Continued from Page 1) mani of Its commIttee on graduate Florida SW.t Collegn. study and a frequent contributor rights legislation and analyze cit- Annual loct.11l concerts were to pretslsonal journals. izens' councils -their purposes and started two years ago when re- In a keynote speech following caption of a concert justbeforeth~e her election, Miss Jantzen Evans Is consultant to the John UF-FSU football gain. received challenged her fellow therapists Birch Society, the Conservative Where did you stash the PEEL? enthusiastic to develop programs of response, according Society research to Webb. of America, and Retired General Edwin Walker, MeCollumn in therapy. 'We capitalize on the a aid. "For historical reasons," she said, "we have taught by the ap- enthusiasm and spirit of the UF- Theme of the Citizens' Councils of America is "States Rights and prenticeship method. Racial Integrity," McCollum said. "it is imperative that we do
Cheating stoin tesuhr cuom f e racial segreg ation, Mc Cob- must find new ways to make 4 (Continued from Page I) lum said. newer discoveries that will help 1he purpose of handing out this The group has local organiz a- our patients adapt, emotion ally and culturally sheet concerning plagiarism was to tions with headquarters In Jack- to th edr the environments. clarify meeniwg of plagiarIsm son, Miss. and dispelling all lgnorance about what plagiarism consists of, ac- cording to Helistrom. Stwbents are liable to a course grade of E for plagiarism. in Where did you stash the PEEL? addition, he may be brought before the Honor Court, where the madi- mum penalty ca.nb. expulsion from the UP, the Statement reads. Plagiarism has been committed TOt I inadvertently on all levels of study -freshman throtg gradiute, Hell- strom said. One of the causes of plagiarism may be dim to the ti- mestar system, when a student PROTECTING gets behial and simply copies some -4- work as his own, he said. 5W '44 wiIts &Z$&iWB( Where did you slosh the PEEL? MAI,, RM Prevents FREEZE-UP get a Lssegu. Soviet w Best your PEEL (with the secret 2 4~A~}v%~; ~ ~ ~A~i ~ '~'M~4 ~ li ~ tYlVi t~4 i ~Yi ~ ~ r ~Vf~'PJ ~ S~' '#i)''~t9 'iWr. ('~ 'I, 2~C~I *T~%vW 'CA~X,~
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"We like to fum igite enti re buildings dl i ti','" he said. "If wi' By Opening 1outh lori%, we just drive the roaches (romi }fn side of the buIIling to 1he 'thee. Sen. BAai ry Coidwatir h~i to ta ry threat sQuUh. rn sites in .gainst Pres. Lyndon 8. Johnson. ''Often the reIdents of a buiding lte itt in scord as to when t, "ujsold' himself and, will No luck the pridentC~tiaJ electi. ,irnxt week ITis k the opinion of Ern.t r,[flhgate. This raises problems for us,' hr ptied. Ii. lb rt Icy, professor of polItical 'Sometimes housewives aren't fully ,Ooper itive,"' tt mutl. ''P1, s scien~ceg. Children's toys are not aiw. ys picked up, u'id occ. tonally foodis Ift Florid., wit I not be anm of the jut. fhIs means we ci "' spray. Southern states won by Sen. Gold- " We don't spray In, bail we~ither. Th. children are ttsually In the house water.ncording to Bartiry. lind we don't like to th ick in mud when it's raining. 'H- will probably carry Gold wczte Mhssl,lppl, l~ouis Ia na and ''Also, we don't like Iu enter the Flavets before 1 p.m. By that time, Alab.,ma." he utid. (Contiriued from Page 1) (Continued from Page I) the children are usually up and out, and th. houtsewives .re usually "St ws.'ks igo he would have finished with their work," Lee added. carried florid., by I OO,tEOvotes," sure of Jenkiiis' two art ests 0, "nhis is t key 1s5uM ini this "We work through the manager-s of the Flavtst. flavet residents sid Hartley. ''Now, It's close.'' moral (IhLrges. ciin compalin of roarhes to the manlag.'r,, mnd we will fbnmIgate. li they Th's is why President Johnson has "The opposition candidate his iuri' report the pests, there's nothing we call do,' he sail. been concentrating on Florida this "Do you want a man is pres.i -voted to cut out or cut down, .1- week, acc ordiir to Hartley. dent who wyjn't bother to flixd oui tmost every program of tNmmon Tu however, Florida isn't the only if his closest advisers ire se- -responsibility hor Anything fron, state w h Ich is changing votes, curity risks even though surviva National defense to .'.ucuI into li Ohrtley said. He. thlnksthe Arizona -Course of our country depends on th. SSoctal Security." C Out~line senator has lost a tremendous secrets they possess"' he asked unmwunt of votes all over the country The President hAid Goldtw cr lin the lint few weeks. At Cleveland, a city known for voted against urban renewal, low "Th.'r.'s a good chance dTeOrmedUnso und its melting pot character, Gold- Income housing, area rsdev.'lop- thit NeIbrask. will p, Democratic (-Course outlines ner, termed water reaffirmed his opposition to in a recent meeting, the cin- ment .tnd tid to edur atior, - .all for th. first time in many years," "educatlonally unsound'' recently mittee observed that "cramming "forced integration' as well as of which he said helped rebuild uuid Hartley. in 1920 rmu ,Vice- by the University College Policy is educatIonally unsound," since forced segregation. Pitt phurgit into a %huwpl.Lte of Pres. Richnrd M. Nixon received Committee, which criticized the tb& student attempts to learn in metropolitan fact'-lifting. his highest percentag. of votes traditional "cramming sessions" a few hours material that has been He said government could pro- In Nebraska. as A method of preparirg for a covered in an entire trimester. vide mo lasting solution to prob- Johnso,, also noted that Gold- Thin change in recent wefksht. test. lets created by unfair discrimin- water voted *aluint the ,'lvil rights been dir "to Goldwater openizig Cram sessions and C-C ou rse The knowledge galned by Cram ation In the private affairs of men, bill, trade expansion, mass transit, his mouth," Bartley said. ming is slight in comparison with study outlines-both popular with wilderness and ainti-povtrty "Goltlwater is oe of the best man; UIF students-are frowned up- knowledge gained by day-to-day In this field tie final solution lies measure offered by the. Dh'mo- woipomns J oh nson has g01ng for studying by the student, the om- Ont by the University College policy "in the hearts of men." critic ,,imiInistl tion. him," Hirtley said. (omm ittee. To easwer "'Goldwater would have run his questions raised by "The opposition cahdidtt In Goldwater was Introduced by best rac, right alter Ban the university bookstore in re- Sen. Sherman A-Ky., this eampaIgn voted 25 tim. in John Cooper, I rancisco," he maid, In reference cett week., the group also clas- th. past kit years .gainst major at Lodtn and renwd hi. attack to the Rephblican Natiomal Coo- Jim- sifted C-Course outlines as "edu- on centralvsed fede ral govern- proposal, which were in the I9WO cationally unsound' because mont Republican platform and war. sup- mont-a main theme of hi. cam-. vNow Sen. Goldwater will have to La1ec st,*ients use them for crammnrg ported by ,amajority of Hepuiblican pain. fight to keep control on the Re- purposes. senator., th,. President said. He said the federal government In his speech prepared for r.- publiran Pa: ty, according to Ran The outlines In the past have should be the last resort to which livery at Boston, the President Hey.a says. often been prepared by members If he gets beat badly, be .111 .ot people tarn andonlythen for asIs- eulogized the man whose dutl,, of the UJF faculty. tance which cannot be otherwise he assumed after theasnasInaio, be. ible. to maintain .ontrol of the The committee notified the book- provided. at 11.11,. last November,. party, sri ordirg to Bartley. stor, that the University College does not 'snction" the publica- "DO wV want raw and naked To BostonIan., Johnson said tion of such outlines. pouer and ambitloo in the Whit. of Kennedy: From Love Hots.; power stripped of humility, "H. belongs to th, world. But , Do your laUnridy stripped of common honesty, de- a part of him belong. njpwcially void of any morality except Iha. to you. And you are richer Mlr morality of get, the morality of it., To Lw grab and th, morality of gifts to Pittsb.,rgh 25 isportuitt toJohn- Beta WoodS, UT'. "lover'u Sm the favorite few?" Goldwater asked son in his effort to hold Pennayl-. the crowd at Tn -Cities, which Is va,,ia's 29 electoral votes,. land"', is jut fated to become sItuated In I stronghold of Re- a vehicle patting IS., .~slti hu,.tt. i ,nld.red publlcui uon'ervitism,. By 2270 iih.Pinkoeo. Tract, 'itt. for J',hnson. And the Presi- better known as Bela Woods, I say the price is too thigh. 'lent appears 4hea(I in 'riticil will be a Law school complex, The prke 1* turihN over to him -Every 10th Load FR (.ujifornl.e, which has 4U elertoril OF Vice Presidens Harry M. all your freedoms. I si y that thu. votes. llinois, with it. fl, is on. Philpoti told Alligator teport- course Is too far left. It would of Goldwater's sell-chosen battle- ra. t If Yhu'd Lik. to Know How 704 W. Univ. A ve.i lead to Sociais A merIca." grounds, and prize highly .ougtt The complex will be built In to Get the Most for your life n- by ih. Democrats. antIcipatIon of a law school en- tuent, by surance dollars, contact me and S r*o|":,"'tof 1,00 Ill tell you about College fe's K Y "it will be put to more pro- BENEFACTOR, afamouspolicy D Of Course! ductIv- purpose- 'h-- It designed expreasly for college ,,.: presently serves," director of menand sold exclusively totcol- MIAMI (UPl) - Stat. Demo- Plant aid Grownds DivIuioc, lege men because colIge men cratic headquanters here received Calvin C. Green. Jr. sidted. a bill for $38 from the Florida The complex I. to lnadede a are preferred life Insurance risks,. Turnpike Authority ywsterday. li b r ary, clwtsoom badhing No obligation. Give me a rmng. N The blil Ii for the toil charges and usmartled .tu. ble. now,, run up by President Johnsont'5 '1l. Flora LegIslatre will 21 cit-five bha motorcade Sunday. be requested to 9rovd fflg Officials *.id it would be paid. for the comphax. *JIM LA BREC
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I'or i'tmi tdU(,tIOnh ,ttjdIet ,ieed,- ti be expod.r tp ri, difftrilt vicws. At IIh, Ii thiis im being Iuine, hut not onily in h A l,,sroom. It' ,ilso be.iig ce'omplishediby RivIng~us th. pfrtuI UII~t C-$ ity to hEa Apelker8 fttrym the "outside"' wnrldi. The Ull Forums CommItthe, headed by Bill Mcollumn, his attemptedi to bring Interemting and thought-provoking spe.ikvrs to the campus.
Besides the many of the past, men like Dr. Medfordt Evans, Roy Wilkins, Vance Pacri and Erskin, (aldwell .rc amnong ~-t Y those scheduled to soe,k this yeAr.
We commend the Forums Committee for their work In bringing -FROM TH E THIRD FLOOR the calibre of guests before us.
But, we understand that they are short of funds, and because of this, many opportunities have to be passed by. 'One Man, One Vote
We urge that steps be taken to support a committee that, DON DAVIS Cheeseman, Honor Court clerk took his s to our way of thinking, is doing something and doing it well. Columnist to the students in the dorms. ,th Cheesmno The Supreme Court's "One man, one vote"' and Gerry Riebman have really workMI i apportionment ruling might well makthis year's acquainting the student body with Honor r election campaign the last of its kind. practices; and for tat reason the court ut ' Things Do GJo Wrong "The everlastingly growing federal govern-. recent vote to oust Alligator reporters t0 ment" that Barry Goldwater likes to talk about, trials is perturbing. has grown out of necessity not choice. The Secrecy of the court's proceedings is, in In any newspaper operation, things occasionally go wron Court's ruling will give control lo the more way, self-defeating. Without going to a puilb mechanically. This is a fact of life so far as the newspaper populous, and more liberal, areas of states trial system there doesn't appear to be munII industry goes, and nothing can be done to anticipate such things. such as Florida. of a solutIon. Since The Alligator is a newspaper, we are no exception, A responsible state Cheeseman has mixed feelings about tiu sometimes go mechanically haywire as on any other tamd things government will go much matter. paper. further toward preventing "The principal merit of the present sysh fl This was the case on Oct. 15, when we were busily getting a "1g84" situation, than ", is that (he students identity is never disclose," out the pages of Our trimester special edition. In this instance' Goldwaterism's arbitrary the clerk said. "This is in accordance with a Headliner machine broke down. However, thanks to Mr. Robert - regvlation of government. the Student Body Constitution." C. Cummings, director of the university I printing department, Three cheers for re- He added that the main disadvantage we were allowed to use their macbins, thus saving us from at apportionment and "Students don't get to seehbow Honor Court I ea s t the more costly road of having our headlines set works." commercially. everybody that can vote . remember to cast A public trial system would, Cheeses And Sunday night, our United Press International wire machine that DAVIS ballot for LBJ. said, overburden the courtroom facilities m "died.'' With no hope of getting it repaired, we called WRUF Congratulations to Earl Barker and his bill hinder attainment of a formal atmospheredurlh radio station and were allowed to use their material for the to have the Alligator print the Legislative Council proceedings. Monday paper. minutes. At this writing, the council has not met "A suitable compromise would be to adn'i For this helping hand, The Alligator would once like again to make a decision on the matter. reporters with the stipulationto keepdefendatt to say thanks to Mr. Cummings and the staff of WRUF. If the bill is passed as it has been presented, identities secret,'' he said. it will go a long way toward bringing about a A future possibility is having the piibl& showdown on whether students really have any relations committee of the Honor Court repsi n - control over the newspaper which is subsidized the trials, Cheeseman concluded. by student fees or not. A LA .DEAR ABBY' But rumors of a compromise bill are CONFIDENTIAL TO THE F'LA. BLUE KE\ if would TODAY'S QUOTE well-known. The compromise passed, MEMBERS WHO CARE: simply require reporting of legislative council "The naked truth'. . . . .hakespeart. meetings in some fashion. This is okay, but From LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST, Aet I\, "A wise man will hear. and wili increase learning; and a it's being done already. Scene 2, Line '115. man of wtderstanding shall attain unto wise counsels." A question will linger as to why the bill which has been tabled has to be compromised Proverbs 1:5 at all. Of course, maybe compromising a bill L E TTE R: already presented is much more dramatic than simply letting the whole thing drop or offering 2 new bill. The e Florida The Honor Court is really a good idea. But many people feel It would b& more effective it the students knew more about it. Steve
A LLIGATOR EDITOR: Served by United Press InternatIonal LETT ER-; Recently the Soviet Union orbited athree-man Editor...... Walker Lundy space vehicle, aid Communist China exploded Managing E ditor...... Joel Gaston ume a nuclear devic-.-Many Americans are wond-ring Executive Editor...... Ron Spencer H H all W rites how an inferior economic system such as Assistant Managing Editor...... Nancy Brachey communism is able to produc, such wonders. Assistant Managing Editor...... Dlave Berkowitz EDITOR: The answer is simple but frightening, Editorial Page Editor...... Ed Barber During the period 1945-1961, for example, Sports Editor...... Bruce Dudlley We of the Bumnt Hall Council would like to the United States granted 1.078 billion dollars City Editor...... Skip Haviser commend The1 Alligator on its fast and accurate in assistance to the east European satellites, Camp. Living Edltor...... Jackie Cornelius reporting of world and national news. 1.471 billion to Yugoslavia, and 415 million However, students at the UP, besides being to Russia herself. While millions of American Editorial Assistants --JimCastello, AnnCarter.DonFederman, interested in world and national events, are wage earners have been sending * week's Donit. Matbison, Sam Uiliman, Ernie Lit. (Circulation Manager, interested in campus activities such as piano pay every month to Uncle Sam, Sam in return Stan Kulp (Cartoonist). concerts, camps dances, Florida Union and has eased Russia's burdenM by financing her Lyceum Council programs. The council feels Inept satellites, enabling the Cormwiists to Reporters --- Patti Pitt (Student Government Beat Chiefl, that it is a coLlege newspaper's business to channel money into scientific programs of Tona Levia. (Tlgert Hall Beat ChicO), Jo. Kollin, Bob Golub, keep students well Informed on campus events military nature. Joe Waldof, Sharon Kelley, Yvette Cardtzo. Eunice Tall, Frank which may be educatIonal as well as interesting. Sukarno of Indonesia received 489 mIllion Shepard, Lee Alexander, Agnes Fowl., Fran Snider. Thelma Students who pay activity fees to financ, these dollar, from our generous uncle dwr'ng the Macsman, Bill Sadowki, Marjorie Green, Evan Larngbein, David programs have a right to be informed about same period. is people are starving, but her Kennedy, Marilyn Bricklin. Liz Brewer, Gretchen Vardenerg, them. military organization is steond in Asia Only - &wwe pii|'
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Mrr ?ederrm In, I won't wast.' Mds ''I ityiIC ,Lhiefll %etInt le j'.'. troml his cliir in. Lbnd LI! hrr itt i' hirhit, your prediction that pipe Would jo ii* Viii ,f l.irited right I" the mndl. If I he.'seburger. orhIps it vru Iad tist 11nc9 ttkein your minui being prude or Victorin or howeici yOU termdl Now 'an you Iimagtii. sUch * sight on thi, off s11 *n ohs (t'nlty - tf y( u hid op*eIC i your It; and if you choose to be preoc "pled with sedate t .imptis The this pot soul, who shall mind and your heart for just second - -ym the use Or mtunes of Se, in entertainment, remai jnmeless shouted, "Okay, tang, let's would hive gotten 'II of the Intendiet w irmth well, that too Is your rightful prerogative. have a spirit check!' HIs enthusiasm wis A Id Css e 'c that -- t houigh obvious --has (though It is beyond me that you are writing enthralltg, in spite of the fas t not eV.'rytine that column). I mean if you feel that' Yesterftiy knew whit he was talking Submitted toyu In i spirIt If hum1 ll Today and Tomorrow" is a movie spent in about. lie stood there. Just responsibIlity, emotitrial iivolvemtet rnd a obscenity and til-humor, who Is to say that you citing for some sort of desire to help., are right or wrong? a i *'spoii'se, whi*'n I as a helpful supplement to the movie. 0 m But, Mi. I). moft. 4lAS frightened coed f r I thought I would offer you this brief review, across thi room Li inted, - S for in your preoccupation with sex and ill and ., busboy went to ciii humor it Is evident that you have overlooked the campus police. finally, some important of the stories--aspects you I said, "Get downoff there, would have done well to consider before writing you aren't in Ihe Graham your narrow review. Was there nohumandrama 'Cor pse Th at R eek s A rea Snack liar.' for you in this movie other than lusty SCHUSTER Fortunately, the campus sex sensationalism? Come now! police didn't arrive. Those Incidentals of lust and pregluncy ai EDITOR: The poor unfortunate up on the table started low-living and prostitution are just that; the to cry, but h. didn't move. Someone asked him mere incidentals of life that one must accept l ast Sept. I, Eduardu, nri, of the Christian to please take his foot off the cheeseburger with the rest of it. Eliminating these human Democrat Party, was elected president of Chile so he could flnlsh It. Once again I mentioned truths would essentially dehumanize the by an overwhelming majorIty. that It might It nice if b. got off 1he table. production--euphemize raw humanity for the The Chilean Electoral body WI. confronted After .11, he was attracting .1 crowd. delicate tastes of an audience who would prefer by the following alternatives: a peaceful socio- Slowly, this shadow of a once proud human to be blind. The importance of "Yesterday economic revolution, with freedom under the being moved his foot off the rhneseburger, and Today and Tomorrow'" does not merely lie Christian lDemocrits or ICOmlmunist revoloti(,n, started to pull himself together. lH. looked In the entertainment value of these elements,. with the perser utions and loss of human liberty down and to the right, and the,, down and to the aMd indeed, if they are "misused" are they which are a consequence Of a Police St.tt. left. The tension mounted as it began to appear not misused everyday around us' as if he might step don. The owner of the Perhaps they were included to disgust people The anti-communist, anti -Castro campaigns cheeseburger quickly snatched his mashed bit like you. Isn't disgust often one of the many was not, nevertheless, carried out by the of meji anay, and the man on th. table begun reactions to truth? But for the moment, try to Christian Democrats, Only in the two, last to make low moaning animal sounds, still admit to yourself that stories like these may political rallies did Frel severely criticize the swinging hi" gas. from left to right while exist somewhere in this world. Try for only a marsism-lenhiiism of Senator Allende. It was looking at a blue diailI then a,' orange chair, moment to disregard that dirty stuff and I will other factors and other persons that took It and bark. tell you a few of the things you missed. (only upon them selves to clear th. a I. It was then that fritild retomnlzedi his a few though, The rest you have to get for dilemna, and moved all fouz chairs away from yourself). A Chilean pilot, Jacques logos, who flew on the table. We helped him down, and his friends Did you notice in the first little story--I bombing missions for Fidel Castro against the took him back to hi. room for a good stiff believe it was called "Adblna--the responsi- Bay of Pigs invaders, published a book. "Mem- illegal shot of spirit. bility and closeness those urchin people felt onies (31 a Rebel Captain," in which he reveal. I pondered this weirdt event tor several for each other; the sense of commonality they with first-band data the cruel tyranny ofCastro. days. As a matter of fttt, one night I woke had and the strength they derived from unity? Several chapters of this book were dramatized up iin a cold sw-eat, stared itthe reilling, and Nobody really stood alone in his plight. People by radio on many occasions until the endt of shouted, "Why?" were involved In other people--each man the campaign. Finally, I concluded that the poor lad who embraced his fellow man. mashed the cheeseburger on that table with his The story begins with this very Idea when Then came nx-President of Cuba, Manuel feet was lust a victim of school spirit. So an entire neighborhood conceals the furniture Uirrutia, with an open letter to Salvador Allende chauvinistic about the UIF was he, that once of a family in debt in order to hide it from the in which he warned him that he (Allende) would up on that table due to the bftaklng through collectors who would have taken it away. This doubtless find himself in the end a figurehead of th, tolling spirit undertwath, he could not mutual involvement ga. them spirit andasense and Chile .1 Russian colony styled after Cuba. decide wthether to get off by stepping on to the of gaiety, and indeed it is just this Idea of orange chair or biu. chair. involvement--Just this sense of joy--that is The climax came, ofcourse, withthedramatic Certainly, school spirit, ind all that, cannot be over emphasized at a school that offers missing In America. radio message that Juanita Castro (Fidel's els, in form of student cohesion. Here people have lost this human sister) directed to the mothersofChile, warning ittle th. responsibIlIty. People are isolated and lonely them of the danger their chtiren would run The Moral. Commission, IS quit. fortunate that this year it. *ily problem is the chafineling (for all their technology). People get beaten should Chile fall into communist hands. tqp while others watch, afraid to become involved. of iih. spirit Ispired by a gneat football team. Strangers sneer rather than smiling. This feeling The newspapers reported ill th, foregoing However, extremism In the dMiens. of school of unity seems so far gone In America that I In large headlines during the week before the spirit is a vice when stsdenta go the limits of can understand how some people would think etc tin. rockies. disregard by such actions. as umpint this movie mere fiction--obscenity. on tables and stomping on eh.stburgsr. 1st But how cu, you feel Ill-humor or anything The result of ill this was the sweeping the admlnlstratlon be warnedt titer op. o,.s victory for which, but human narmtli when you watch these people triumph of Eduar-lo Fret. a football game. Frame 11.11 I will go w' In been unknowingly who are forced to live in the most degrading beyond doubt, Castro had smoke. Its fir, .*tiriguisber. ar. enpty. circumstances, all rally to the cause of on, in r esponsMibhi . mlsfortune, giving precious pennies from their Frel's victory constitutes th. fourth important meager earnings? 'Tis is what I refer to as defeat suffered by commuhism In LatlnAmerica heart. And it not the life of these people in in the last nin, month. Ti, first was the Joyful contrast to the heartless and wnfulfilled elections in Venezuela last December I. The existence of the woman in the second story who, second the overthrow of President Joao Goulart bGd WOr k, K ids' In all her rich., has lost all touch with In Brazil on April I. The third was the jwdgmnent humanity, is lonely, isolated inher materialIsm. and the sanctions of the GAS In July. She I. a woman who describes herself EDI~fhR: Ironically .s "With~ a deep void Inside me", After what took place in Chile -e migli come and yet, a woman who, in all her professed to two hearnenlng cooclusiotis: First, a hopeful Did I hear .omeooe 4.r. to say that the emptiness has been so islted that when she horizon Is now open to the Christian Democrat stfdens at the Symphony concert rehearsal does have th duance--for the price of her parties in Latin America. Frel's triumph can, Monday, Oct. IS, were nod welI-manefd? wealth--to regriap the emantiui life, she cannot, and, in fact will, give great impetus to the Wisre could they have gotten that idn? I ant but preber to remain joqye., and rich. strength of the already powerful ChzlshlaA sure they were dlsaoisted that no paper Iactdentelly, wbe re was the obscenity and Democrat PartIes, .5 II will to that of his airpLanes ft. onto the stage, bhi I. that til-humor hete7 colleagi. and friend Rafael Caldera in Venmztela reason enough to call them ill-manuerdr Eyes 1a th. last story of a prostitute and and so many others, with all thut this Implies Anne all, didn't the kIddIn yell and 'law the grovells Image of a lustftI male, didn't for lb. triumph of democracy, lberty .adSocial when the piano top was raised and howered? yoq Bodice more human cwmrasslo and com. justice. The second coaciwsion I. that Caatro. And didn't they continue to talh .n make
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Hermr in\. ireraft b ristmn. frequently InV (ded its territory. lower, ii GC c wn S., wh.' j s v aptcr el InI' Tb. ,iurrent gidmimltr.ti The Cambodian statements were reportd In pr-i,. Ixeider 4crii, 4us, t khen into C mbltiA uHi Iatei ftunlii policy on la reijl re- cli phy - ispatchies from the C ambtodian c spit.1 rtPbnoni lenh. fl(,.ting in I po l on the Vie tni most' sit, of thlt lweriez >I The undeclAred bxorder w.i r between Soeudh Viet Na ii shot ini tht lxi, k. slrei lv li freshmraii .rd .opb. - niol . rm.tles I, participate inth rid Cambodia appeared to be growing in inttilsity. Anmerlt 4Ws iii his bmniy app arrtIs w s p1 'eci basic tr ,inirng prog' im. amibodla vowed to return ''blow foi blow'' U, re it thwte tP lui V mler Ic in intO ii rmhUsh. )I.litopters More than J2000 a I um ni mit hich could find the South Vietnamese fighting C.nm- trying to ri. 0' V his body 'Ire,. Cirmbodin grelmd guests are . xpctrd to attend (hr 'The le Ii iin on w hic iii, the hdans as well as the Viet Cong. 20th Annual Alumnii B.0I wque 1w'- two, hr.nches c sttieiit likes ks (ambo~dia and South Vied N am br-k,. 'uli 'tIL' ins also L hargedtt t Amuiritins indt fore the Florida 4eorgia football entirely up to the mndidual," T'h. (,,mlii.i Vletnamese p'netrated CamNia1 guile Nov. 7 sponsored by the 541(d ChirINtian. up to 10 milew in a raid to recover Jscks(,nville Alumni ('e Iub. The "In th past,* the great majority the bodies of tight men killed In huge Jacksonville Coliseum is the if stuleints hive .Ignsd up for Air Room site of the mammoth barb'cu. Force ROTC," scid Air Fore ('ol. NAS5A T o ur still the i rash of iii Air Porcn C 1231 Has A ewide radio Williamf N. lAt,, Jr. "Hon ver, provider trun4porl plan. 30-minute stat this year thyre I,. about Thirteen spaces i -rnain to be be sent to Florida Union Room An American military spokes- show will be broadcast during the 50-5) led on a special tour of the 315. mars officially denied the rharg" event, featuring thet'Fbud, ihalaincr hetween Army and Air bhn F. Kennedy Spare Center-- Tuesday and said map coordilcates cheerleaders, arid sltt' and Tc- F or e."' ISA- Saturday, Nov. 14, Florida The itinerary is as follows: showed the crash site I ,000 yards tiounal personalites. lurk Strist - ROTC expunses it tUF are taken rcre of ,' union Program Director D.E. inside Viet Nam. Aneccompanying tun, Jacksonville TV personality by I he nitedl States 6 am. - bus leaves Florida Union. errett said. pilot said the other plane fell inside witI emcee the 12:30 p.m. show,. ll:30 anm. - Lunch at CocoaBeach. Cambodia. The area is some 80 Governor Farns Bryant, UIE Presi- I p.m. - Arrive at NASA south gate "Tne only cost to the university Cost of the 14-hour tour is $8 miles North of Saigon, according to dent J. Way,. R.Itz and heid comch for briefing. 2:30 p.m. - begin is the price of the military build- person exclusive of meals and SU.S. spokesman and 100 miles Ray Graves will take pert in the tour. 4:30 p.m. - Leave norTh ing itself cnd it. maintenmnc*,' reshments. Deadlier to reserve according to the Cambodians,. gate for Orlando. 6 p.m. - Dinner said Chrtstinn. "lii armed ar- SCe is next Monday; checks may Americans chi. rged in Aprilthat All alumni, students grnd te at Orlando. 7:30 p.m. - Leave vices pick qp the tab .for .11 Cambodia shot a Wn, U.S. plane general pblite ar Iivited to the for GaInesville. IC p.m. - Arrive unifor ms and equipment.' well inside South Vifl Nam, killing barbecue, which begin s at 11:30 on campus. lan~d Piec an American flier. So far there a.m. and will end In time to it UI do M, oil a voluntary bssis. Participats on the tour must be have been no U.S.-Cambodian air get to the tutor Bowl next to the A11 instructor, must hold at U.S. citizens at least lB years battles but U.S. Air Force 1,102 Coliseum for the 2 p.m. kickoff. leant tin. college degre, and be composed old. Cameras may not be brought pursuit p1. es have scrambled Tickets are available for $2 at the 4 lumi office in U nivirs .iplroved1 by Iihe univ.rslty nationally known composer on the tour. several times. ly has Auditor rium admini d ration,'" said flea. The U.S. Air Poroe, meanwttle, ten music expressly for mar- Salirne, ire pfld by the United band for the fisttme, s Forum entfe" e nAl leaders force. en Bowles couldn't find "de- Monday at 1st Lt. Glenn Charles and hard. music for his marchers to Dyer of Charlotte, N.C. lAyr'sa death broughtNth tol2f hto wrisse ahaftime sh Four different psychological QEt you~ messa~c thQouc~h I. points of view will be challenged Piece, named "Formna- in a discussion panel andquestion- " will be played firing half- and-answer forum this alternooni 'the Florida-Auburn game in Bent,,, 108 at 3:30. y. The UE Gator Band and Pwnel members of the UIF psy- University Band will comn- I. chology department and the dif- Earl William Conner, senior ferent fields of thought they re- is the first timeacompo- engineering student from Pens.- present are: Dr. Wayne national reputation has ever H. Bait,' cola, has won the P.G. Williams
general psychology; Dr. Bradford - - - - music especially for mar- incentive Award for the fall tri- N. Bwnnell, physiological psycho- band" said Bowles. mester 1964. logy; Dr. Henry .i Pennypacker Ine said he usually receives The award w.s given it a muirth- With im about the band's music ly meeting of the Fa. West Coast alliGatoR abv ORtisinc Jack Md. Wrigt socal psycoog. field. Chapter of Amerlc;.n Institute of Go ior Advertising & CI ass;ifieds - Ex . hy don't we play decent Industrial Engineers. 2832 are assistant professors, while *people ask. We don't be- The Sw ird. presented by lviii Bwnnell is associate professor. there isn't any," Bowles H. Wheel.r, pr.'sidenl of Miniui According toliart,. general psy- polls -Honeywell in St. Petersburg, chology concerns the study of th iis doesn't mean there isn't is given to the ''most improved behavior and the way man thinks; decent music." he sML'. It's industrial engiirring itedent.'' phtyslological psychology concerns that io one of national Courier rec.ived the C h apt er repu- brain operation and physiological has ever written anythi.ngfor scholarship awardl for $100 per reactions of the brain. 14gband before. trimester. wIn declined tosay howmuch ito commission. Gould. GA TOR CLASSIFIEDS
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I * ,.f 3 I* 'We've had * clrcke ar und this thiey fawe lhe rigors. erld Gross "lt' ,nther one of those big .4 game since last till,"' said Coach is probably the fastest man on ball games," ''s Id Coach Griaves ~ Ad ft Ray Graves as his football team the team, accordingto Tiger Coach Monday. 'This is Auburn day. started to prepare for the Auburn Jimmy Jordon. Alabama Is gone. ". Tigers this week. Gross moved to halfback this Last year the Florida studded However, the Gatorb will stilt year with FrederlcksongOlngfrofl' have to contend with Sidle and Tigers downed the Gators 19-0, halfback to fullback. and Graves hopes toturnthetables Coach Jordon who was voted SEC this year. Two of the Tigers which Frederickson, who might be the Coach of the Year in 1983. the Gators will have to worry about best all-around back in the league Jordan coached the Tigers to a #4 -\ are Florida products. Fullback according to Jordon, won the 9.0 record in 1963; and although n 4 Tucker Frederlckson I. from Jacobs Trophy last season as the his team has been having it a Hollywood and linebacker Bill Cody best blocker in the Southeastern little rough this year, Jordon Is from Orlando. Conference. contends his team Is ready to - a- The other big problem for the move. - S Gators Is spelled S-I -D-L-E. Last Frederickson Is also a demon Jordon graduated from Auburn year Tiger quarterback Jimmy .defense and plays safety man In 1932 and he will be trying to get Sidle raised havoc with the Gator rthe Tigers. the flgers off to a big season ALA N POE rounds corner for gain against South Ca- defense as he lead his team to second halt when they meet the rolina. Poe was injured in 'Bama gome, Don Knapp is victory. Gators Saturday. to start for him against Auburn. Sidle hasn't been at full strength most of the year, but this doesn't .2 Tis Friday a pep rally:: 'Bomo, FIorida Fights- History "We couldn't handle him lst at 7 p.m. in front of the year atfullstrenglh,'' said~raves. University Auditorium. The Florida - Alabama series The two teams then did not Taking the ball on an Alabama "I1 hope he's not at full strength The band, cheerleaders, romnprlses a total of 14 football face each other for 12 years. in punt, Tom Shannon pitched two against us."' Coach Ray Graves and all contests in 48 years. 'Te Crimson that time, Alabama, under Head completed passes to Brown and Graves said Sidle could be the fans who Cart will be Tide have captured seven vie- coach bear Bryant, has emerged as Trainmell to carry the ball down compared to Alabama quarterback there to show the Gators tories; the Gators five. oze of the top national powers. to Alabama 42 - yard stripe. On Steve Slow, who lead the Crimson they still have the students Not counting Saturday's game, The Gators went into Tuscaloosa the next play, Shannon pitched the 'Iid. for most of t gamefiaturday. support-. this Is how the history book reads: to encounter a team which had not ball out to Kirk who hit right "I think Sloan runs the option lb. pep rally Is being In 1916, 'Banma won the initial lost a game at home since 1957. guard and broke between two Ala- a little better than Sidle. But Sidle sponsored by the morale meeting between the two schools, 'The T ide w ad undefeated and bama defenders, cut to his left Is stronger all around,'" said commissIon of S t ud en t 18-0. Five years later the Gators untied. In the previous two years, and eluded the two remaining de- Government. o raves. evened the score, 9-2. In 1923, they had lost only one game (7-6 fenders with the help of a great The big thing the Gators will Florida crushed the Tide again, to Georgia Tech). Alabama was block by sophomore end Charley have to worry about I. speed when 16-6. heavily favored to smash the Casey, and outran defensive half- A national powerhouse Alabama Gators. back Be nny Nelson for the team beat Florida the next two But, Florida went to Alabama unbelievable touchdown. Jimmy times they faced them (1925, 34-0; to play. With only 2:15 gone In Hall added the extra point and the 1926, 49-0). But, in 1921, the the football game, the Gators Gators led. 10-0. Gator. outweighed 24 pounds per demonstrated th is. Bob Lyle Bama never quit. Namath led the man, pulled a bigupset on the Tide. boomed a 42-yard field goal to squad 67 yards for a TD. Hut, Facing the same 'Barn, eleven put Florida ahead 3-0. It stood time was not on the Tide's side. which had humiliated Florida two that way a long time. The Gators held on for azn amazing years in a row, Cannonball Crab- 10-8 upset. The GOdors' IC points tree, a qmarterback, sparked a The Gators never fell apart. were the most scored on Alabama l3-8 win with a 95-yard punt re- The defensive strwhgle continued. since 1959. turn and two 55-yard kick-off re- That big field goal still stood inke The Gators scored more points hturns. the final quarter. 'Then came the in their next meeting (14) but it It was the last Gator win over bomshell. wasn't quite ewiugh. the Crimson Tide until 1951. Ala- barn. beat Florida in 1930, 20-0; 1931, 41-0, 1948, 38-24; 1949, Spiri ebud 36-13; 1950, 41-13. The Gators rebounded in 1951 to beat flama After First Defeat Coach Ray Graves was particu- Graves said the injuries Florida Still larly pleased with the rebotmdlng received in the 'Darn, contest spirit of his Gator football team weren't as awner as first thought. Ranked 10th Tuesday alter its first defeat of He.said both half backs Alan.Poe the season. and Don Knapp should be at full "We lost a ball game, but we Graves was also pleased with strength for the game Saturday. didn't lose much prestige," said the respons, from both students Jack Harper, the Gator's second Coach RayGravesalterhlsfootball and alumni, and said he had leading ground gainer and maI barn lost to Alabama's Crimson received more letters of congrat- breakaway threat, will detinitel' Tide,. ulations alter this game with miss the Auburn game this S*& 'Te Associated Press and United Alabama than any other pam. this urday. Press lnterxnatlonal both seemed to year. Harper, who I. also the second Graves said he feels the spirit agree as the Gatora came in 10th leading touchdown producer on tht will continue in both poll, this week. to build this week team twisted his kpwe In thN Soit as the Florida Stat. was droppqd from team prepares for Auburn. 'Carolina game and has not see' The both poll, after their loss over t.e Florid, coach ii also action since then. weekend. pleased with the Injury situation Alan Poe, who got his high fo r the Auburn game-. school football at Tampa Robin son will probably get to A. sonm action Washable . in the Single CanhIOI . game saturday. Dci Knapp will start at Poe's halF- * Blankets back sp.o accordqn to-hed co- I Automatic for injuries it as asnoisced It rayon and 20% -~ssTh iig esea Benardt Gator liiubscker 'ig
ci fine-cor. yern for faster befn. *' -. be able ta ste sonw action. Ga end vinyl coate si e. t e e 88 Al.-. bcsIQns Thomas i, also sched.,ed to - - Scrambling Quarterback Keeps Out( Troub e f I it It Ihe age of thu . mlig 11.1s l.I all qu trb,, k is here. No losing, ha sk (hi to nirt I"m if team wishes to suCcu'ed, Call g icme, mTItk's t'metir a m- jiolhnitbi k \ltittv tAA>J 'H SAESZLER runnriii Rose a 4 uarteiba'k be caught for big p1's h mI 9 ut that much more ted mtr the gamn.-,' osr loses In his own backfield while remark able. quarterbacks sore hutt anly looking for receivers. He Shannon h~i beeni re cogadN us. 8evcr1l times we thought we Saturday night, as I wi Iki' up, thm stairs of my dorm,* each step sust be able, if he finds himself long as ii outst ending runniir. But hail their m tor big tosses, but they echoed like the hunter's rifle In the early hour, of the morning. rapped, to execute a little broken- Spurrner's emergence into the would g.et awav , When I reached the door, the quiescent hsltway seemed to shout at me, leld running. realms of a scrambler has beer, mockig th,. depressed mood! was in. Thi s ne w type of running a surpi is,. Blessed with only lie i d Gatoi Oflensive Coach We bad Just returned from Alabanma where we hit! played our hearts tiarterback has exemplified average speed, Spurricr recently Pepper Rodgers added, "'Spurrner alit, only to lose tby three points. To me, and to everyone else on the ecently in the Southeastern Cot- admitted, "'Im not the real runner' and Sh~ annOO were very effective team, losing rips Nome of your NOOI loose, and there can N' almost rence (SEC) by Alabama's Joe on this team. Guys like Jack in their broken-field running. Tey 1X3 (inslSatIton. amath and Auburn's Jimmysidle. Harper, Larry Dupree, and Alto picked up blockers where they '4aw ger "The Artful Dodger" Poe are the established t hemI and gained valtuble Hut If there'N any COnbSOLitIOn in toning, its knowing that orw didn't taubach of Navy Is the current ball-carriers." yardage lose alone. There were thousands of fans who had cheered as bard scograized master of broken-field is they could and knew the Gators hadplayed thetr best and they showed inning. us they were as proudt of us when -e got back as when we left. That But future Gator opponents piece of our soul wi had torn away when we lent is still gone, but -ware. Florlda is developingit Varnes Joins Ant Florida fans have helped the wound considerably. raimurals 1As the team left Friday for Tuscaloosa, hundreds of Florida rooter. brandd of the nimble-footed gnal-caller. crowded around the bus to give their blessing, then followed the bias Unlike the option play In which "You think of it and I do itt" "Scion' the students used to do to the airport in a motorrode that will not soon be fbrjotten in Gale- quarterback has achoice between said Paul Varnes, the new assis- a lot of the work,'' Cherry said, yulle. And as the plane took off, a string of ear lights could he Seen nig and passing, broken -field tant program director fofte Intra- "but now the program Is too large for miles. --oig results iron, having al11 murals department. and we felt assistance was neces- ss receivers covered. Then a Varnes, who is presently work- sary,. 1'e send-oft was a pleasant surprise, but not nearly as surprising -rterback is left with his wits ing on his doctorate in physical ''Therefore our department has as the greeting we got when we returned, it was like no one had told -his legs. education, received the ne wly been re-arranged and we have them we lost. People congratulated us lk. .'d beaten Alabama 20 As Coach Ray Graves said after created post when the intramuratls created the post of program dir- to nothing. SGators beat South Carolina., department this year decided the ector, to work full time and take It has been said that this year's team is the. tirt Florida team to was pleased by the fine running program organization was becom- the load off the students." play "big hearted" football. i'd like to add that this Is ihe first pear qur quarterbacks Tibm Shannon Ing too Involved for students. The department nowhas13 flelda the Florida football team ha. played for such "big hearted" tuna. SSteve Spurrler. They saved us Students together with H. Spur- of competition for Intramurais be.- Coach Graves expressed the feeling well when he .id losing I.ph inc embarrassing moments by goon Cherry, assistant professor two.e, dorm areas anid fratern- having .omeon' in the family die. But lif, does go on, and the Caters ing able to run out of the pocket and director of Intramurals, have ities and sororities. Competition Is have another fiv, games to play. Spick up some yardage." in the past worked out the sched- in the fields of archery, basket- And pick up some yardage they tile for the intramural sports. ball, bowling, flag football, golf, This week the Gators are horn, playing another Alabama team, we done. So far this season, This year Cherry was appointed handball, softball, swimming, table Auburn. Last year the Tigers beat the Gatora and nothing toudd give trrier has gained 142 yards in assistant dean of the College of tennis, tennis, track, voijeybaUl, in any more pleasure than avenging that 19 to nothing licking. carrle8 to place third oa the Physical Education, and his time and water basketball. The Tiger. have had their trotbh. with injuries this ypar. Their in In rushing. Shannon is fifth for intramnurals was cut. in Addition the department is great quarterback, Jimmy Sidu., has been nit with a dislocated abojil- in charge of ID itramural clubs tier but should be ready for the Gstors. In the same areas ,nd also in barbell, crickett, fencing, gym- A Little Pepper For The Offense nastics, Judo and karate, tmnder,, Monday the Gator. had a new quarterback, or at teeMt a revised ad- dance, sailing, soccer, and wre.,t- dition of an old one. With Tom Shannon In the iniirmary and Stewe 17 ling. Spurrner .t the dentist having his teeth pot bark together (Alabama "Membership is open to all thought he Looked better without them), Coach (Pepper) Rodgers was students. Instruction for beginners the only quarterback who knew the plays. is given by faculty advisors and ad- lie didn't finish quit. as strong an he started, but the ci' bOY Can vanced club members. Competition call a good game. is band on wide levels of pro- Today, with Spuarrier ficiency," said Cherry. back, Coach Rodgers must hay, been Shinking about the day a "We are glad to have Inor, ,tu- before. Steve ma i smart move Om an *oso play and K Coach Rodgers wa, quick to point out, "you looked Jmst like Coach dents," he added, "but It doe. Rodgers on thas pisy.'' cause more work. That's why we created this tnew post.", Who was flattering whom? Floric Ia Statistics
FLORIDA 1964 FIVE-GAME iNTERCPilt P00Th ALL STATISTICS No. Yds. fist, The Bennett 2 Ii 0 GAME RECORD Newcomer 2 0 0 Florida op Trammel i 20 0 24 SMU Kirk 0 16 Miss State 13 Card 0 30 MhVIwlrspp 37 Soqjth Carolina 0 INDIVWDUAL RECEIVING 14 Alabama Il No. Yard. 'T~e Casey 27 3ff 4 0 PP. FUMBLES RECOVERED BY Harp.r 7 [IS 0 Trammnell (2), Maclaan, Brown, Jotnson, Kirk Baseer 4 ' 0 Poe 2 26 C INDIVIDUA L PASSING 2 25 0 A .t. Conp,. Pet, liar,. Gain T) Jackson 2 24 I Spurrn.r 56 '5 .625 4 4'7 5 Knapp 2 24 C Shannon is .619 2 164 0 Ewdldsem I 24 0 estern Clothing 0 0 0 0 0 m--d ' " 0 I PUNTING GAME Yda. Bik. Avg. IDE VIDU AL KUNNDIG 24 *57 Spurrflrr 0 '9.9 Rets Gain Lo1 INSt Avg. Seymour 2 84 0 42.0 Dqgre. 54 211 2 2W0 3.B GAIESYL TOKA Team a 0 8.0 Harper N1 862 12 250 '.a U
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Chinese Supper De'uat6e Tourney E ight d ebtet. rs rep r O--, Al n loom II '5 of C,. Florida Ulin the I' Society will fin the (Ii ,*' Sutpper bring tr~ivel to the Mercer U~ni- ,ponIhored b y the Florida versity Novice Trotrnament i Union International Commit-- Macon, G a., this weekend. tee. The Supper will be held They will participate in de- in the FU. Social Room at 6 bate rounds on Friday after- this Thursday night. noon and Saturday morning. Featured on the program The National Debate Topic: will be Oriental music, a film Resolved: flat the federal on Nationalist China, and in- government establish a pro- structions on how to use chop- gram of federal work for the sticks. unemployed; will also be the Reservations should be debate topic for this tourna - made In Roo m 3l5 of the went. The debaters will de- Florida Union by 2:00 p.m. bate both the affirmative and today. The cost is $1.50 per negative sides of this Issue. plate. No tickets will be sold The members who will par- at the door. ticipate in the tournament are Michael Carson aUC, Barry Diamond IUC, Fred Hellinger Directories 2UC, Daniel Koppels lUG, Students living off campus John Medaris lUC, Alan Pen- (excluding fraternities and or chansky lUC, MarvinSideman sororities) can pick up Camn- lUC, and Richard Smith, lUC. pus directories at the Infor- mation Booth across from the Applic ation s Hub, 12 to 5 p.m. through for member- Friday,. Applications ship in Florida Blue Ky, Only one directory I.alloted honorary lsadnrshln fra- per apartment or room off trty aeav f tecampus.av ilable at the campusInformation d4ask of the Florida Union. Deadline for *Internat11onal Club submission of ajpplications is Friday, Nov. 8. The International Women's Glub, will bold Itsrnonthly Political Debate meeting Nov. 2, at the Unl- versity Women's Club at a Dr. Rosenbau im and Paul p.m. A Thanksgiving pro- K. Helm will be the debators gram, is planned. here wil at the Catholic SI Etdent Center :30 p.m. The be a teaspoon Thnsiig this Sudyat '2 dinner with explanation ofhbow topic is the natlonalpresiden- to prepare it. All women tial election; botih Jobnsonites foreign students and wiveu and Goldwateritcc are wel- of foreign students are cordi- Come ., as well as the non- ally invited. If there I. need omtd, for transportation or if there Sponsored by the Newman Pyrornaniacs at work? * are any other questions, call Club, this ever it should be Mrs. Glenn A. Farris, 2-5830. very interesting because both speakers are avi d supporters of their respoc tive choices H alloween H owl for presIdent. The Lutheran, Methodist, Newmai n Club 4ewmnan Cub te Inite atn t to- Oct. 31, the I No, just the bonfire for the Alabama game giant pep rally . Halloween Will you remember the H owl Saturday wilc hav a Cener. It .1 Alabama game ?. .students anxiously night. The Presbyterian Btt- follow the vi over huddled around radios at listening parties, fervently wishing dent Center will house some Atu. ctory of the wildest Halloween en- Abr- they were there during the exciting last few moments?., the tertainment on campus disappointment when we lost by so little, but the realization with C e yplsts that the played a tremendous the andHaloee prnk dvied Any coed wisihiug to help Gators game?. well- by tb. Old Lady herself, type addresses )fl envelopes deserved support that the students gave the team? It's all 6 ITe dress is casual and the for the Dollars for Scholars fresh now. But, will you remember the 'Bama game , say, fun is free at the Halloween commiitee is In. 'ited to brilgt Howl, Saturday night at 7:30 a typewriter to the. A'Ih fra- IC years from now?. Let the Seminole help you. The Semi- at the Presbyterian Center, ternity house tor ight at '7:45. nole takes an inside look at the real spirit of Florida's cam- across from Matherly Hall. Refreshments ti II be served. pus. The Seminole captures the significant moment and pre- serves it for you. Forestry Adds New Section gege Tb. UT school ciForestry will On Sale Now At The Hub. Library. Matherly & Peabody Hall soon have a department of tree physiology, according to J.W. Miller Jr., professor of logging .d lumberiiig. KLEAN-A-MATIC 'The0 mw department will study i the growth of trees and t. rela- tion to the trend's envIronmant. LAUNDRY AND It is a joint effort of thk U.8. Government and th. SchoolSof DRY CLEANING Fortatry, hlu said. II -