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By ROPAtD DUPONT JR. It 's 1ivsion of InfoirmTrrl Und u 11 k - Ut, however. has only one graduation I .iI blat ks sirI)lv it )It no it) it Aligator Writer nor, servites Were ()Ot( crued bec it te banquet for s medical students, said Arlint bario eit ovtr [it t lhcr, [it "n sentaio it it nr pre l)Dshoiig,directorofcomimunicahlons orrht- Ht poite 1i lilt sont h- seto d ptAri A new paper article that said UPs mede- After getting numerous phone alls front J Hills Miller Health Center she added graph, Whl( ) uooleS litdhi(il stidemII al sideits have two graduation ceremony journalists who read the article, both Gray that the Sun-Sentinel reporter. Jon Marcus. \antovaii (pay as saVig, I lt re' a ban banquets - one for whites, one fot blacks and Interim UF President Robert probably got confused and bought the end- quell for the whole class, but ins of lhv - has the Bryan esthool reelingand administrators have decided to write letters to the Sun-Sen- of-the-year banquet held by the Black So- blacks don' I o " angry tne about the article's content, Gray said dent Health Professions Coalition also was The st ry is not true, administrators said. lhibt also is not true, lIshong sao, atdng a graduation banquet why Ongin ally published in Sunday's Fort lau- The front-page article appeared under the that thait she doesn't understand the reporter never called derdale News and Sun-Sentinel, the story headline, "Racial incidents increase tension It is not, she said, adding that all black mny miieial olev admmistrator to find out it the rumor aboul focused on Uf's racial problems and was on LF campus," and the first paragraph of student are invited to the Coalition banquet, held annually since 1976 segregated banquets was rut distribute d to newspapers statewide Mon the story stated, "Medical students at the day thrOLugh the Associated Press. University of Florida have already started SunSentinel Managing Editor Earl Mauc- She also said the artleInsinuated chat "Every body here is absolutely furious " planning for their graduation banquets One ker said the article never said UF officially [he two banquets were par of a racal probe said spokeeswoman Lnda Gray, director of for the white students, one for the blacks " sanctions two graduation banquets Instead, em at the medal school Tower loses office Editor unaware c f space hearing By LISE FISHER Ainigator Writer Itelt I lons opt 1.11N n voted Because oI a "alit ti up, ti- \%eduisday rTIg lo ItrVIil I lI he dents may only be able t reat Ih v irbook stall tubike slt ill The Tower yearhook stiff by ve, ,Cvad ct office spate at theend to otng their ule pill- t h Olt th- spring semester J Reit to n,' hi I floor, I Ihere SIpt' tconititet c hauprsou a yearbook to purchase it all teronta Snuiir, sid 'in((- Ioorr The union oniittee that rec repr-stua~vt S didn'I alend [tih

ommends whi h groups get if 5Jpit ret nimmiieidtiors htllrmg, fice space on, [he third floor said TIhe Lomitlrle had to go oil its no one from 7 wershowed Li Pfor own te lngiboull ttendancdt ilt a space hearing I eb II to tot Ult.t oltte spite forl hat year' hon for the office Tower's I dtor [lie committee's report stated in-Chief Jeff hatobs said no one Ihe yearbook slaff hadn't lant- contacted anyone on his stiff in aied regular olfice hours and time to attend the hearing titedl derlinmg yt'.rbook sale, a As a result, the group Will rot reason, for rot granting office have an office or a phone it the spicV end of this semester - a coilt At the mieiongi Board of Man- tion Jacobs said could cost UF agers charperson Glenna thorn a) students a yearbook next year tol said the board had the 'We cant put out a yearbook previous editors name listed as without a room where people can the group's contact person Work and Play call and drop off orders and we [he cubuitI 1 wer will work Members of De La Soul attended the Ga- can distribute books front,' a- from is a small area with a tors v. LSU basketball game, above, on cobs said desktop and iling tablet where mail, Snuth Tuesday evening. The group was in con- Jacolbs said he will look for the groupkan receive space in Weimer Hall since the said cert last night with Doug E Fresh, L'Trimrn group's adviser journalsiul Pro Since the cubicles can't be se- and Rob Base. At right, Tigra, a member fessor Ben Patterson, has his of- cured, phone lines will not be of L'Trimm. performs at the O'Connell fice there But Jacobs said when installed. said Myra Morgan, sio- Wednesday evening the yearbook staff approached dent activities director Other- Weimer and Norman Hall, "ne- wise anyone could use the ther one had the space or were phones, she said willing to allot it " Cubicles will be placed in the Associate Dean of the College middle of the Activities Center of Journalism and Communica- where typewriters now are tions James . Terhune said it Also, despite an appeal from was unlikely that the group could the Student Health Outreach find room in Weimer Hall consid- team, the Board ot Masters did ering several journalism student not grant any space to the groups don't even have space infirmary's student complaint Education Dean David C service The Space Committee Smith said room in Norman illa said the group, which is a public was scarce also relations arm of the Infirmary, "We are very hard pressed for should be located there instead space at the moment,' he said Smith also said SHOT already 'To the best of my knowledge, had alternate office space SHOT there is no unassigned or unused currently shares an office in a space But it would be very un- temporary trailer outside [he in- usual for us to view any student firmary with their adviser, Mar- request with a closed mind " garet Tucker V Tu Fc 4' WILD HAIR Player's Sports Club WHAT'S HAPPENING v.F.Ir ydav cries If 1 tS Haircut Il Nickel Beer Vivaints I i Boons Vivants will Iorm 220 ( ,ill If'i 122, * S20 Perm * 9 $18 HI -Lis it Open House Ilhe Hispail Stu- ilt iiI today ,it > ilhl Orange & Music: It, IF (tniet Hand will 1 8687 W1vsI I I *W.I (i Tolte Iw Itrra. ( ill 395-8690 play oIighttSI V mtihe Uiversity dent Assouation will meet tonight at * _ I_ _ F_, Ri_'ling 10M SW TahSpa Rally: Gti NAAC , Prowet Iro Auditorium cil 392 022 7 645 m'lurliigton Hail Room 1341 is ,ful other organizations will rally Leader: Order of Omega the a part of Hispanic Heritage Week gaii~t ratisml thi rnorningat11 30 trek leadership honorary. will (all Diego 3710498 N'OW onthe steps of ligert iall Call 468 meet tonight it / 'it PJ ('Rellys Christian Worklhop: lhe Apos- 211 ) (all John Flttrald, 378- 6l9 or tolic ChrisrIans Tluhing Students -,OPenV Latin Film. lie Center for atn 342 5435 will discuss Satamei at tonight's PIZZA Aineri an Studies Film Series Art: The Artitoriumr will hive an meeting at 659 in Reitz Union Room presents Dona Flor And Her Two organizational meeting tonight at 337 Call 376-053 ifhsbands today at 5 15 in Turlington 7 30 at the Artitorium Call 377-1898 Election.: March 8 is the dead- TO0 SPECIALIZING lIl Room 2353. Call 392,0375 or 335-9796. line for applications to run in the IN PIZZA'S & GRIP: The Group for Responsible Waves: The Gator Surf Club will Black Student Union's 1990-91 elec- Inliroction with the Planetiwill meet meet tonight it 8 30 at the Orange & Lions Pi k up applications in the ITAUAN SUBS today at 4 20 Come to the Reio Brew Call 373-SURF BSU Office .O Ulion Colonnade and chetk the Homes: University Habitat for Bike Tour: elta Sigma Pi's Tour North Lawn if you're late Call 376- Humanity will meet tonight at 7 in de Hoglown with 20,30 and 50 Mile the Reitz Union The room number bikes rides to benefit the Children's WE DELIVER FREE BSU: The Black Student Union will be posted in the elevator Call Theatre for the Deaf will be Sunday 4320 S.W. 20th AVE. will meet tonight at 6 i Redt, Union 395,7621. morning Registration is at 8 30 at Reports L5OC and 1) GLSU: The Gay and ltsban Stu- the North South commuter lot Call 335-2575 Film Festival: the Spring Filnm dent Union will meet tonight at to 374-6654 Festival presents the Gai nesvi le Call the switchboard, 3320700, Run: The Spanish American law premiere of Marguerite Duras's Taxes : College libertarians will Student Association's Race Judicata Lg. 16" Garlic Bread Lg. 19 Pizza Inha Song tonight at 7.30 in Tur- meet tonight at 8 in Reitz Union will be Saturday morning at9and 10, Cheese Pizza 12" ing liigton Hall Room .005. 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An 85-year-old man found dead One of Camps' six children, 56- Wednesday afternoon inside his year-old Bishop Walter Camps of Northeast Fourth Avenue home HolyTemple of God, 1220 NE 23rd may have been murdered, Ganes- Ave., said the police haven't told ville police said. his family much about their Essie Camps, 1316 NE 4th Ave., father's death was found by his grandson, Ed. ward, between 2.30 and 2.45 p., "All we've gotten is that he was stabbed and bent over the footrest of a reclning his wallet was on the chair in his living room, family chair)" Walter said. members said. After Edward called Sanders said she saw Camps at his sister, Pauline Walker, and his house at about 12 30 p m , and Camps'daughter, Pearlie Sanders, nothing appeared wrong they found blood on the chair, Walker said About 70 people waited outside Camps'house When the body was Police arnved at about 3 p.m., carried out, a crowd member read Deputy Chief Ron Perkins said. the 23rd Psalm from the Bible, a Family members said Camps was traditionally used to comfort stabbed, but police said they would mourners not comment on the cause of death until a medical examiner com- Camps, an active memberof Mt. pletes his investigation. Olive Primitive Baptist Church on U "We won't know anything until 510 NE 15 St since the late 1940s, tomorrow, until we hear what the also owned alawn service, Walter medical examiner has to say," De- said. He said he was shocked tective Chuck Iempson said. "It rather than angered by his father's appears to be a homicide " death Tiere was no sign of forced To me, it doesn't make sense, entry into the house, but Camps Walter said "This family, we've had a habit of not locking or clos- always helped people and led the SUe TILi OUK - ALLAAOR ing his door, lempson said. hungry. We've always taken in peo- Gainesville police investigators search for clues at the home of Essie Camps, who died Wednesday. Family members said they pie to help them." Wrestling mat message New independent leader Miranda adds voice to Senate committee takes up Senate's time By ANTHONY LEDERMAN mandatory court hearing last November Grapski faces charges of driving under Alligator Writer By ANTHONY LEDERMAN Sen. Jill Price agreed that senators were the influence of alcohol, resisting arrest ByATOY WrDERMA being egotistical and suggested that the mat As the lone minority voice on a com and hitting a shenifs deputy, according Alligator Wer company place "UF" in big letters and 'funded mittee which appoints replacing senators to police and court documents After spending almost no time debating by Student Government" in small print on the and fills committee seats, new indepen- hi was time tor a new independent $30,000 worth of bills, the Student Senate mat. dent leader Nelson Miranda sees himself leader to be elected anyway according to spent half an he'ir debating - Senators agreed with as the balancing factor Senate rules, Miranda said Grapski what letters should be Price and passed the bill could have applied again lor the position Senators also approved a Miranda became the new leader of painted onCa wrestling mt. The Sports Club 1I assure you if (Grapski) were here Sen Glen Chancy wayib- bill on second reading which independent student senators Tuesday states that all SG-funded or when he accumulated a majority of inde- hewould have given me his support, said ibly upset as the Senate Council asked for Miranda, who is a friend of Grapski's meeting went into a half- organizations will have to use pendent signatures. He said he will rep- $6,650 to buy a resent the independent and minority "We talked before he left " hour tailspin over what four recycled paper starting July interest on the Replacement and Agenda letters should be painted on wrestling mat and As the new independent leader, Mi- which the Another bill on second Committee As the group leader of the 15 randa said his main goal is to get minority a wrestling mt, senators, Miranda is enti. Senate agreed to fund. said they did not reading gave the UF Rowing independent representation in the Senate The Sports Club Council care what letters Club $13,850 for new boats. tIed to a seat on the R&A committee "If I see a minority student and a white asked for $6,650 for the mat UF will get eight to 10 years Miranda replaces Sen Charlie maleapply and they are equally qualified, and said it did not care what were printed on it. of use out of the boats, as Grapski, who was last semester's inde- then I will pick the minority instead of the mat said as long as they - compared to Harvard, which pendent leader Grapski was in a Broward the white male Greek just to balance out received the money to buy it. The wrestling: uses a new boat for every race, Sen. Laura County jail Tuesday night for missing a the Senate." Miranda said manufacturer agreed to paint four letters on Taylor said. The club cannot be competitive the mat at no additional cost, the council said. with the boats they have now, which were built "We spend a half-hour debating something in the 1950s and '60s, said John Walker, the Dean calls for meeting that doesn't cost anything and no time debat- club's vice president. ing a money bill.* Chancy said. "This is the Sen, Frank Taylor smid he thinks the club mst trivial thing Ive ever sen the Senate is receiving too much money considering the Architecture faculty don't know motive do." number of students involved in it. Acting Architecture College Dean in administrative decisions. 'They sought Sen. Chris Tompkins suggested putting "It's not that I don't want to see them get Richard Schneider called an emergency support from other students through a "UF SG" in large letters on the mat Other the money," Taylor said "But that's if we had architecture faculty meeting for 11 a.m. survey proposing student representation senators said they thought that was arrogant. all the money in the world." today, according to signs posted in the at faculty meetings and open forums with Yet others supported Tompkins' suggestion, required faculty and administratorpartic- passed on first readings included a architecture department office. saying students only know the bad things Bills ipation The students wilt meet with for $4,798 from Accent for A. Schneider could not be reached for senatorsido and never theconstriuctivethiigt special request Schneider Wednesday Whitney Brown of "Saturday Night Live" comment about the meeting. Architec- Berlin then pointed out the mt - CHRISTY HARRIS Sen. it the Graduate ture Department Chairman Robert Seg. and wouldn't be seen by fame $1,048 for a newsletterfor wa, for practice use the Student Agri- ct, who was under evaluation last week, mat students. "It's just a mat in alroon big Student Council; $1,531 for cultural Council to travel to St. Louis; and said he didn't know the purpose of the the mat,"he said. correction enough only for for the Sailing team. meetingeither. Fourarchitecture faculty Chancy could not believe the stir this was $6,697 for new equipment Alo at the meeting, Sen. Bret Berlin was member said they weren't told what the The Replacement and Agenda Commit- causing. meeting would be about. tee was responsible for postponing the Inus Christ, we're arguing over this?" appointed as the new Activity and Service Fee evaluation decision about the open Student Senate Chancy said. "ItsputUFOnthematbCaifse Advisory Committee Chairman. And Sens. Segrest's unscheduled Adam Tanenbaum and Leann Scarborough prompted concerned architecture sta- seat. l AllWgator reported otherwise on we're patiotic Giaore - it's 10:35 and rim were voted to the ASFAC committee. dents to meet and discuss getting a voice this page Tuesday. missing my soipt" 4AIJILATOR. I IUI Y MAA II i TAN NAKED ELSEWHERE i I.PImL

i I I Soviets to allow private agriculture \(St IOW (UI'I) - Jhr Soviet parliament Wednes- production such as land and capitall are natonalized' diy gave Iarners the right to leave coLIet ye farms "PeasanIwill be able to (hoose between being a The Biggest AilIt uIIp private home,,seadl for the first time sine collective farm member or an individual farm owner losei staln, brujl coileivliahio o t aIgrw uliure on Ihe ofIcial lass news agency said yea,sago the nation's peasants, accounting or at least (ne- Lwarc Downs I he Iand law, passed by the Supreme Sovict ii I third of the 290 million people a the Soviet Urion, 4-7 vole. seeks to give farmers more incentive und nowcan become private farmers for [he first timesnmce Ever On Polo joli soviet agriculture into becoming prodiulve in- 1929 when the despot Stalin began outlawing all stead of reinaminig tite A hdlles heel of the economy, private farmsand herding their ownersonto collective requiring massive giat imports and huge capilal and state farms ivisi ments Many peasants fought back during the four-year rhe law does not abolish the country's 50.00 collectivization drive, but secret police and regular collective and state farms, but allows peasants to set army troops slaughtered thousands Other resisters ip their own farms were sent to Siberia or died of starvation when they In lie rapid overhaul of the basic Soviet econonic could get no grain As many as 10 million peasants and political system, Parliament approved lie are believed to have died. im sire a day alter it established a presidency and A net exporter of grain before the 1917 Bolshevik gave Mikhail Gor bachev broad new executive powers Revolution, the Soviet Union now must import about to push through his perestraika reform program 40 million tons ofgrain and corn a year, most ofwhich 25-0% Off Gorbachev. who grew up in a southern Russian is used as cattle feed Mare Downs Discounted Prices village and won the prestigious Hem of lAbor medal The new law, which goes into effect March 15, as a tIen-ager for his work on a combine, had pressed allows peasants to lease land from local government MarDownsapparelisdiscountingallmen'sPoloappmvl ior guI k passage of the land law bodies and to pass it on to their descendants, but it by Ralph Laren. All men's Poloshorts, shirts, pants and I'he landmark law strikes at one of the basic prin forbids them to sell it, mortgage it or give it away as jaeketswilbeliquidatedatpricesstartingslowas$1.25. ciples of [he Soviet socialist system, all means of a gift N'wbcny roniniL GawrI's at i-75 N"IuEnbEckrd i 332-31NON 1 Violent storm ravage s Western Europe C(OPI NIIAGE'-N, Denmark (LII) - Aviolent storm storm The major part of the aid, $0 ,was to go bfiitid :urope or a third consecutive day Wednes to Bntain, with smaller amounts earmarked for West ,N dai, pounding the western coast with imasiSVe Waves Germany, France, Belgium, Holland and Ireland M tha demolished dikes and swept away huge chunks Dikes holding back the North Sea along the western of shoreline as the death toll mounted to at least 60 coast of Denmark collapsed Wednesday under the Ihe highest seas in 35 years whipped the Dutch intense pounding of the waves, sending floodwaters coast, and civil defense units in Holland and Denmark nashing into low-lying farmland LOGO CONTEST remained on full alert filling sandbags during a lul) in The highest seas in 35 years whipped the Dutch (he storm because meteorologists warned of new gales coast, raising fears that the ocean would overwhelm YES! 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By CHRISTY HARRIS cares and also will take a few even more prone to stress and there used to be " Alligator Writer minutes to Isten, it will help," less likely to seek help because Graduate students may start Funderburk said they think they're supposed to be off with an adviser but could be postpone UF faculty members should Other signs professors should Immune. Lockhart said her stu- dropped, liickhart said It then recognize and deal with students' look for are anxiety about grades dents often confide in her the student's responsibilty to aggressive behavior, a panelist at despite satisfactory performance, "Graduate students tell me fin another adviser [1his oi Ca an Association of Women's Fac concert weight loss, a preoccupation with more of their problems than I tlonLan be stressuI and Lould ulty meeting advised Tuesday death and a tendency to argue expected," Lockhart said "I don't lead to aggressive behavior By NICOLE SNEED Jamie Fu iderburk, a UF Coun mind spending time listening." Lockhart said Funderburk told faculty mem- Alligator Writer seing Center psychologist, said bers who notice such emotional Lockhart said part of the rea- Marilyn Maple, Women's Fai- aggression is one distress signal problems or unhealthy changes son graduate students feel iso- ulty Association President, said Pre concert ending recycling week students may show because of to encourage students to get pr- lated is that they don't have the group chose aggressive be- will be a week later than expected school or family pressures. fessional help at the Counseling committed faculty advisers. She havior as a topic for this month's because of miso ommunicaion be- "I see aggressive behavior on Center, Student Services or the said many students can't always meeting because of campus weern Student Government Produc- a continuum with other ineffec Alachua County Crisis Center see their advisers regularly events in the past year, including tions, UI police - and bad weather tive ways of coping, like drug and Students themselves also may re- "I think our faculty have pro- the Sept. I shooting of a UF med SGP and the Environmental Action alcohol abuse." she said. "Faculty veal their troubles to teachers. moted this," Lockhart said. icallprofessor A UP graduate stu Group had scheduled three bands to can really help by just being able Another panelist, Graduate 'They're so busy getting grants dent who was denied his play at Graham Pond Feb 23 But to identify the problems. School Dean Madelyn Lockhart, and doing research. There isn't doctorate was charged with the Recycling coordinator Tag Delegal "Ifa student feels like someone said graduate students may be the mentoring relationship that murder said he discovered Wednesday that UP police would not allow them to hold the concert at Graham Pond "I can see that they might be wor- Upward Bound regains federal funds ned about traffic and other things, but the students, the teachers, the parents - has graduating seniors went on to college. Mingo I th ink they went about it realty poorly Alligator Witer volunteered their time to continue the pro- estlimatesthat less than halfoftheparticipants because they didn't bother to let any- gram," Mingo said. "We were down and out would have done so if they had not been one else m on their decision," Delegal Federal funding released today will be a for a while there, but we knew we weren't involved in the program. said "By Wednesday, we learned that windfall for a UP program that prepares dis- finished." Without the grant, the program would have the weather report was going to be advantaged high-school students for college. Mingo said the first thing he'll do is put continued, but it would have been harder to bad so we didn't fight it " After operating without funding for nine program instructors, who have been volun- serve students Successful program partic- UP police Chief Everett Stevens months, UF's Upward Bound program will teering their time, back on the payroll pants, like Audria Gilchrist, might have been said SCP and FAG didn't notify them receivea$204L394 grant from the Department The Instructors tutor 80 Alachua County affected about the concert and that police of Education disadvantaged high-school students every Gilchrist, a 17-year-old senior at Eastside needed tkme to find out about the The program was denied funding last May Saturday in college preparatory subjects and High School, has been in Upward Bound for bands so they could anti pate the size for the first time in its 19-year history, but offer them advice on applying to colleges a year and a half and has strengthened her of the crowd Bands anticipated to regained federal support after "intense effort The goal of the program is to motivate and college application She said Upward Bound draw large crowds are supposed to and lots of hope," said Gwenuel W Mingo, teach students from poor educational back- motivated herand provided opportunities she play at the bandshell, he said director of Upward Bound grounds who otherwise might not attend col- might not have had. Tone Unknown and Subject wIll be The DOE previously denied the money, lege, Mingo said The grant also will be used Mingo arranged forGilchrist, a prospective performing on the South terrace of saying the program was not as competitive as for application fees, visits to college campuses biology major, to work in the UF biology the Reitz Union in front of the duck others that applied for funding and a six-week summer program at UF that laboratories with fruit-fly expert Pauline law- pond Friday afternoon from 4to 6p m Mingo enlisted the support of community simulates the college experience. rence. Now Gilchrist spends her afternoons Charming Bastards will not be there leaders, including U S. Representative Cliff "Many of the students that participate in researching and her evenings working at a Admission is free but EAG programs Steams, R-Fla., and met with DOE officials the program are from low-income familiesand fast-food restaurant to earn money for college director Betsy Nicholas said she en last June. "he funding was reinstated last will be the first in their family to attend Gilchrist would be the first in her family to courages everyone to bring an dumi- month. college," Mingo said. go to college She hopes to attend Cornell num can which will be given to UFp's "Somehow we have made it. Everyone - last year, 87 percent of the program's University this fall recycling program

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W*E 1EENRUE lived up to your name - The lnde- Oriental thing and it's about rime The Alligator is pendent Florida Alligator As an in. we all start working together in- dependent you have failed to stead of against each other. sexist against men presentand represent an incredibly With all respect to FRESH, I Editor: A person who d is- hard working and recognition have decided to remain a student criminates against women is sexist deserving portion of the population of this university We need to focus What is a publication that dis- which you serve a lot of attention to the success of cmmnates against men? I am in no way advocating the this group because it does not pay idea that the front page The Alligator regularly runs ar- be a sports special attention to just one par- ticles bemoaning the fate of the page However, give credit where ticular ethnic group. credit is Amrencan woman and her shoddy due Front page recogni- I can not speak for anyone else, treatment at the hands of the lion at home for these individuals but being a part of this group is American male, but I have yet to who represent us so well has the finally startingtomake mefeel that ability to lift their spirits, not to read an article depicting the op- I am a part of UF. posite scenario - women dis- mention mine. Thank you FRESH! crininating against men San O'NMlI Man Gordion Isthis becausethereare no such 1UJF storiesorisit because' he Alligator FRESH editor, managing editor, news is truly Gator victory is editor, features editor, photog- raphy editor and opinions editor a group for all more than a game are named Lucy, Mary, Ana, Editor: This is my second EdItor: There's a lot to be said Daniela, Michelle, Suzette and semester at IJ and this is the best about the recent UF men's basket- Tonya? I have ever felt since entering ball win over LSU. But none of it H.K. Aesbuiry Gainesville would be about winning. Galn. IN. Why? A new social group called This victory is about staying in Friends through Racial Expenen- the game, running the race and SEC champs need ces Sharing in Humanity met Mon. finishing the contest. It's about all day night for the first time in the the athletes who never give up. Irs better coverage Reitz Union. about all the fans who keep cheer I was attending Editor: I am consistently con- the weekly As- ing for the team and the coach It's sociation of founded by your paper. Your Mon- Black Communicators' about all the students who keep meeting when I day, Feb. 26 edition is a good heard about tryingto pass their tests, write their example. FRESH. I felt something move papers and graduate. within me when it was said that this On page 15.1 am informed that irs about all the graduates who group would deal with all ethnic go to work everyday and struggle the Lady Gators have won the groups regarding the racial ter- Southeastern Conference to ear an Income to raise their indoor sions on campus. Finally," championship for I families. It's about American the first time. an thought, a group incredible for everyone. citsens who tall to make life better feat for which they Sitting at the meeting should be connmended. In addition, and look- for OL. ing around the room was like a Irs about Teddy Roosevelt who there is an article adjacent to this dream which come true. There we were, said, l'he credit belongs to the informs me that our men and from all sorts women of backgrounds, in maz.who, at the worst, if he fails, swin teams have won their the sane mrom, trying to overcome alligator Editor SEC championships. at least he tills while daring greatly the surrounding tensions. Lucy Chabot To my disbelief, o thatihiaceshal never be with ther is no men- I wasoverwhelmed toknowthat Editor thon of these great those timid ulswho know neither Managing Opinions Editor accomplish- I was not the only one sick and Mary Shedden mentson the front page. What does viint star del Tonya Sutton tired of the "lack of awareness A lot can be said about the confront my vseaon the front about each other's cultures. Letters Poete pi picture included, pales in Galns w1a1ing, but toe should L n to w asicr afou. nl - ZOO wods (i - &IO p4.e Tw N -ass This group has realized that be said about thker hon bei- comparison to what I find buried what the students on campus am sw. n t case.rn.*m NroU sonNn.w wfltfl ONwi w"n,.P t In the back. lg and enduring. UK Wdioon!us Ken atw1 ST44 facgIs nht a black o, " g l in my opinion, you have fully white things It's a *black white, Hispanic Nei P4. D. .abils. March 1, 1990 e APPLAUSE- Another Word for the Clap

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FOUR MARCH 1, 1990 CoM. Back to the 5 A Dime, extra in James Dean's last movie, Rochelle Brureau handles the Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean GCant, making her somewhat of a role of sex-changed loanne with flippodrome celebrity in town It was at this grace It would have been easy to Watching the Florida Players' peak in her life that she claims to overdo this part with exccCsive production of Come Back to the 5 & have gotten pregnant with Jimmy, flamboyancy, but she gives it just Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean in the child of the "Savior " Adver- the right amount of "butch" the snug quarters of the Hip- tisements were even put out on the without making it embarrassing podrome, you feel like you're highway to come see this Son of The authentic 5 & Dime set and peeking through your neighbors' Dean the disco lights that signify the windows, finding out secrets you The severely weird Mona held trip between past and present are can't wait to tell to the gals down onto her fantasy, estranging her nice garnish on a well-crafted at the beauty parlor. The cast's from Joe, the only boy who ever production Under the direction convincing performance draws loved her and the self-proclaimed of Dr Judith Williams, Come Back you into its small-town, soap "town pansy" Twenty years later, to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy opera world, melting you down to Joe is back, only now he's Joanne, Dean is set up before you like a gossipy old woman. and he's a woman. At the reunion, dominoes, knocked down, set up Ed ezyk's la documets memorle! j re-examined, lies again, knocked down each r D are u n and a time revealing more realities a sDea n old h about the characters * lub t flled Leaving their home at the UF bes' less 1 a wits Constans Theater was a good ' th Al htyl n move for the Florida Players The members return life is not the point here. The glint to their old KEVN WISNIEWSKI Their switch with Hippodrome's meeting place, the Kressnmont 5 & of reality that pierces Graczyk's Wna (Comella Pafterson), &ssy (Lauren Cald"eI) and Juanda tPatl Fabianv) musical production of Romance, Dime, during a dry spell in Mc- highly exaggerated style comes get into anodr sCky situaton in Come Back lo the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Romance, now playing at the Con- Carthy, Texas. This is a town across ike a slap compared to all stans Theater, allows Jimmy Jimmy Dean. where the only thing they hate the fluff surrounding itis com- Dean's audience to enjoy the play more than a scandal is a com- mentary on movie star idolization Dean when the young Mona (Witt) easy-going, whoop-at-up Texan at a personal, eavesdropping munist, and the only thing they wouldn't hold much weight, how- breaks in mid-sentence to finish gal with all the color you'd expect level, which is so essential to its love more than Cod is a quick swig ever, without strong performan- the legendary tale. Perfect casting from a local sassy Sissy is success of bourbon when nobody's look. ces. It's easy to forget just how enables the characters to provide Caldwell's thesis role in partial The Florida Players' first trip to ing. The story hops back and forth farcical this play is, complementary performances that fulfillment of her Master of Fine the Hippodrome is a riveting one bet ween 1955 and 1975, setting up Many times during the perfor- show the passage of time. Arts degree They ought to get out more often the bizarre relationship between mance, the characters' mature and As the mature Sissy, Caldwell Both Witt (young Mona) and BY STEVE GILLILAND "Disciples" founder Mona (Leslie young selves are on stage simul- adds a dose of levity to this Patterson (mature Mona) givecon- Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Witt and Cornelia Patterson), taneously, feeding the audience melodrama. Her performance as vincing portrayals of the timid, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean plays at Sissy (Shannon Parnell and bits of past and present in well- the brazen, tough-talking, truck- confused and whacked-out Mona the hippodromeStale Theater, 25 SE Lauren Caldwell) and Joc/Joanne choreographed, mirror-imageper- stop waitress gives the play It's Patterson, though, who suc- Second Place,ati8 15 tonight, Friday (Bret Csencsitz and Rochelle formances For instance, the momentum. In last summer's cessfully convmce; you that she is and Saturday, wtha matrineea 2 15 Bruneau). mature Mona (Patterson) starts to Laundry and Bourbon and Lone Star, the "virgin Mona of theTexasTes- pm Saturday For ticket informa- Back in '55, Mona got to be an tell the story of her interlude with Caldwell played a similar type of tament," as Sissy calls her tion, call 392-1653 Being A Blood Donor 1 ' Makes You Feel Good All Over! 10 og

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You're in the final round of the]Jeupa rc lege Tournament The category is music You've bet all your money The Lu 'rd's comes to mind, but you can't remember you start saying Hail Marys If you get t question right, you'll win the grand prnz LDo not panic. Please remain calm. These are not severed heads without bodies, just the Grassroots Promotions gang. Do not try this at home -these men are professionals. zilon dollars and a new Nissan 300Z "'Our final answer is " Alex says with gleam In his eye "This band was recently decorated by the United Nations for its Grassroots have to pay for the band, but also the cause that was our main gimmick - really lust to broke even," Soakol sale the center stage because it changes the whole on African famine relief," jour friends went to stt Eek-A-Mouse at sound bill, the band's hotel accommodations, the get out and meet with people," Sokol said. "Rather Cinque ended up buying Sokol a case, because atmosphere," Sokol said 'It puts the band out in Your mind races You just don't know (entril City I hese guys were "real big band's loud, etc Were Sokol and his buddies in- than just putting ads in the paper we last went that Tuesday night, 1,000 people came to jam at themiddle with everyone around them, and instead .who was that band with Stevie Wond reggae tan s" and they were ready in jam credibly crazy) No, lust confident They knew that out there We set out on campus with tables and Central City just fr the record, the killer Bees ot just standing there like a concert, there's a dance and Michael jack- When they gut there, Eek and the gang reggae was alive and well in Hogtown, and they music, and we were dancing and handing out usually average about 20 people ashow Somehow, floor and areas all around, more like a party sony USA for werc pat king up to gohome '1he tour guys, better wanted to prove it fliers " the Grassroots gang qtnntupled that, and they did Everyone dances around and has fun " Africa That's it1 known as j. rrv Sokol, Steven Robertson, Brian Now Grassroots wasn't just a flight of fancy into In other words, they used word-of-mouth, Ac- it with a band that, quite frankly, had seen better ''It's more personal," Bloodgood added "By You quickly scribbleI lloodguod and Greg Carson, weren't happy bankruptcy Some actual thought and planning cording to Sokol, they also went to dance clubs, days making it a party we not only attract hard-core down your answer 'Naturally we were disappointed," Bloodgood went into the concept As mentioned before, Sokol fraternites and sororities, handing out their 12,000 Bogart said it This is the stuff dreams are made reggae fans, but also regular people It gets around Alex asks the per- said "We went out there, and there wasn't even and his buddies thought the problem was promo- fliers The object was to bring in a good reggae band of. Many peopLe only dream of being big-time to others " son to the right of going ti be a show " tion These guys didn't exactly have the megabucks and to break even promoters, but &)kol and his band of merry men 'The huge success of the Killer Bees show got you, a fat girl from Why' Wail I it ,eemed that only tifteen other for an all-out media blitz, but that hardly mattered It was quite a gamble Cinque didn't think they did it for themselves OK, so they aren't exactly "big around to other bands They had planned to put on Topeka, for her pitpl showed up, arnd I ek-A-Mouse didn't think They had a plan had a chance time" - they didn bring Petty to town But 1,000 another small gig, but then opportunity came a- answer She doesn't it was worth their while to have a sound check 'We named ourselves Grassroots Promotions be- "He kept telling me that he'd buy ine a beer if we people at live cldms a head ain't too shabby, espe- knockin' Reggae veterans Third World were look' know HeI moves on Whire was everyone? Surely there were more than cia IIy for the r tirst shut at promotion. ing to play at Central City, and Cinque naturally to you ~ 20 reggae fins in Gainesville Or wtere there' tgfl "+n' They have no delusions of grandeur Sokol isn't asked Crassroots to promote it for him "Whati USA for - Craig (mque. the owner and manager of Central planning to dropout cilaw school tomtake hisname 'He thought we could get many more people than Aficsays the tvdci ded there weren't Then again, he had just in the Promutra Big Leagues In fact, these guys he could, and it would turn out good for both of scrawl across your Just a bundle on the show Our four heroes knew aren't even in it to make money Grassroots us,' Sokol said screen. You smile he was wrong, but they were still out of a reggae Promotions' main objective isn't to turn a profit, but They'll have to get more people, because Third confidently Sh w simply, in Sokol's words, "to get quality reggae to World are reggae giants, They're even Grarmmy "I'm sorry,' Alex As it (,tasionallv will in healthy young minds, Gainesville " nominees Quality reggae like this comes at a high says, a stupid, singer turned to innovation What's the big deal with reggae anyway? There price. Sokol says it's about six times as expensive patronizing gnn on - "Cinque told us that there was no reggae arc plenty of other types of music that need good In light of this, admission to Tuesday's show will his well-groomed market," Bloodgood said, 'but we begged to dir- promotion. The guys at Grassroots aren't looking to be $10. which is still less than usual To help ease face, 'but that's Sfephen "CarCe her " Sokul put it this way ''Cique told us that he broaden their horiwons right now. the price increase, there will be an opening band, wrong." Michael Ilbo" Coo hadn't been having success with reggae music, but "We're going to stick with reggae right now," Copacetic, which Sokol describes as "a rootsy reg- The geek on your "Roor Sewar arn we were convinced that it wasn't because there Sokol said "That's our favorite type of music. It's gae band from Miami," left with the horn- City yuesday nagf wasn't a demand for reggae It was because the great music and '.hen people listen to it, it puts It's another gamble for the Grassroots boys, and rimmed glasses gets shows weren't being promoted properly " them in a great party mood. Plus, because of the although the stakes art higher, the dice are fixed in ready to answer. He The four decided to take matters into their own way we got started, the agents we've been dealing thenr favor The five of them (Sokol's roommate, Rob can't know music. The only questions he hands Never again would a reggae show be can- with promote primarily reggae bands, so that's all Chaiken, is now in on the deal) are putting their all answered nght were about Chinese horti celed because of a low turnout Never again would we've been presented with " io it ture and ornithology. hel pless students watch as a band they came to see Another Grassroots objective is to make the shows 'It's a group effort," Carson said Once again, "What is Third World" it says He's r packed up its equipment and hit the road cheaper for students For example, the average price they're using word-of-mouth to get a big turnout. The car and the money are his. He'll havy "We made a deal with Craig Cimque that we for admission to a Killer Bees show is around seven Central City is helping them out by building a large date every night for the rest of his life. Yc would get hi m a reggae band," Sokol said A t that bucks, accord ing to Sokol, but at Central City, you addition onto the center stage, and by moving the couldn't get a girl now with a winning li moment, Grassroots Promotions was born., ticket, Your life is over needed only five lights A few months later, Sokol was ready to book the They don't even calL the shows "concerts." To The preceding story is pust a fictional a. KillIer Bees at Central City, but Cinque was still The guys now know what they're doing, which is don't kr - In the count of what can happen if you Grassroots, it's lust a party a central Idea always a big plus, and they hope to squeeze similar wary over the Eek-A-Mouse disaster wanted your reggae bands. It's hard not to ksnow way they promote shows Obviously, they success out of this show If It doesn't go over, the "I arranged with him that he would let us use pole to have fun so they would come back in the Third World Then again, you may not B the club (Central City) for five stand to lose thousands of dollars. That', quite free, and we would fure. Sokoi and the others built an addition to they are one of the oldest reggae bands i an Incentive to go bust your hump. Sokol, however' "Ibo" promote the band, pay the band, and everything Central City's main stage so the band could play tory. Stephen "Cat" Coore, Michael else," Sokol said "We would take the door and he us no worries. who I1 there. Cooper and Willie "Root' Stewart, would take the bar * -'cios By Y Ev NEWUKI in grade school, corned the 6a Rob Chadren, Greg Carson, Stephen Robernson, Jan, Sokot arnd Boan Bloodgeod wheel and deal hI a seedy offce, "All Central City shows used to be on the side "This noxt party is going to be so much better,"' each other This may sound like a bad deal Not only did dreaming of The day when mhey can shred the/r Don King wigs he said. "'his Is as good as It gets.f 1973. stage. Well, we went out and built an addition on Just two years later, they were opening bands like The Jacksons, Stevie Wonder B Y A ND Y FI/N E course, Bob Marley and the Wailers - a they didn't even have a recording contract 1976, they signed with Island Records, tl they began to redefine the way people the

the AIXPROMOTION MARCH 1, 1990 GROUD UF Disability Awareness Week TH1INEXT PgWEEK Events Run Through March 15 CAM~ Disabiity Awareness Week '90 begIns Monday on the UF campus and continues through March 15, with a full slate of activities sponsored by the Office for Student Services and Physically Limited University Students (PLUS) to teach students how to TODAY better deal with disabled peiyge and to spotlight resources available to them. LIVING WELL SEMINAR, "Achaeving R~oihad by LF Miornsato and PCli ahas rlos. 355 Monday's events Include the th Annual G Paul Moore Communication Symposium, bur Wellness Goals," by Up Co ef Loll Hall, and HadI tor at uSuall advetising rito; to Cons sponsored by the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, from 8+30 Health and Human Nyfoance as= t noant dnorha to muniate nsIc' notice$ " stCnt laeut SI" Call iS2 0U6Dna 0!niormat a m. to 4 30 p.m. in the Reitz Union Auditorium. dean Jill Wirnes, noon, 224 Florida Cyi. Tuesday s events include a a physical disabilities simulation by education professor BAND CONCERT by UF Concert Band, Stuart Schwartz's Excephonal cple class, wall be Tuesday from 8:30 to 1025a.m. in under the direction of Gary langford, 8:15 the Reitz Union and Disability Awareness ieek EXPO '90 from 10 a on. to 2 pn at pon, University Auditorium. the Reitz Union Colonnade ZOOLOGY SEMINAR, "Hybrid Zones On Thursday, "Vocal Eyes," UF's taped textbook recording project, will have an open and Evolution in Heliconius ButterifieC" by Collegiate Drug house at the Lutheran Student Center, 1826 W. University Ave , from 10 a.m. to 2 pm Mississippi State University assistant pro- Also on Thursday, the Renegades, Florida's wheelchair basketball team, will play the fessor of entomology me Mallet, 3:45 Cater All-Stars at 7:30 p.m. in the O'Connell Center Admission to the game is .res. pam., 211 Bartram Hall Awareness Week The Visual Aids Reading Room, Ups computer access project, will have an open house AFRICAN MUSIC LECTURE, "The Friday from 10 a in to 2 p in in Library st, room 418. On Sunday, March 11, the Cultural Contributions of the African At UF March 5-9 Reitz Union Program Council will present the film "Beauty and the Beast" at 7 and Diaspora to the Musics of the Americas," A presentation by UF Head Football 930 p m. in the second floor auditorium. University of Pittsburgh ethnomusi- Coach Steve Spurner and John Reaves, On Monday, March 12, internationally known marine biologist and underwater ex- ostJ.H. Nketia, 4-30 pam , 427 Grinter a former Gater and National Football plorer Richard Radtke will speak at 7:30 p.m. in Carleton Auditornum Radtke will talk Lea ue player, will highli ht UF's about how his career has not been deterred by his having multiple sclerosis. FRIDAY An Adaptive Equipment Exhibit will be presented Tuesday, March 13, in the Women's celetration of the fourth annuafNational LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES COLLD- Collegiate Drug Awareness Week, March Gym Parking Lot (in the Florida G m if raining) from noon to 3 p.m Alpha Kapp a si's guest Jane Christie, director o Upreach Pavillion, will speak at 7 p m that night QUIUM, "Bienvenldos a eid tierr de 5 through 9 The week, with the theme soledad-Resistance to Growth Hormone ' Get High On Life," is desi ned to in 215 Little Hall. RUPC will present the movie "Children of A Lesser God" Wdnesday, March 14, at in a l pulation Isolate of Southern educate the campus community atout the bUF Diabetes Research, Educa- problems of drug misuse and to promote 7 pm and 9.30 p n in the Reitz Union's second floor auditorium Equador" Te "Skip A Meal" program, sponsored by Students Against Multiple Sclerosis, is don and atment Center director Dr. responsible decision main concerning Arlan Rosenbloom, noon, 36 GrinIer Hall. the use of illegal substances, =ct Casper- an ongoing event at Greek houses and from March 12 to 14 at Gator dining Students can donate the cost of one meal to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Call Andrea at FOREIGN STUDY INFO session about son, NCDAW director, said summer semester in Utrecht, The Spurner and Reaves, UP's new assing 392-8829 for details. For additional information about Disability Awareness Week, contact Assistant Dean Netherlands, by David Colburn, associate Wt, IN will speak in Carleton Auditorium dean and Utrecht program acadenmc ad- at 7 p iii Thursday, Ken biel, Office for Student Services, at 392-1261 Disablity Awareness Week is fund- March 9 Reaves, a visor, 4 p in, 2014 Turlnigton Hall former addict, will discuss his struggle ed by Student Government with and victory over substance abuse SATURDAY Reaves laved in the NFL from 1972-1981, ANIMAL FAIR 90 at Flonda Museum of and in te United States Football League Natural History, with displays of snakes, from 1q83-1986 Rule, Amendment Promulgation Underway; snapping turtles, goats, poice dogs and Several activities are planned for the other animals that crawl, hop, slither and week-long observance, including the Changes Include Parking Fees, Smoking fly, 10 am to 4 p m following. One new rule and several amendments VISITING ARTST On Monday, UF professors and Shands varsity budding, except for those restricted Up PRESIDEWIlS have been proposed for the Universi officials will debate the legalization of for University food contractor's use. SERIES, performance of Mahler's Sym- rules, in compliance with the Ad- marijuana and other drugs in McCarty GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Students phony No. 2 ("Resurrection") Univers- ministrative Procedures Ad. will not be retired ty Cho, Gainesville Civic Corus and Auditorium from 8 to 10 pm Notice of the proposed changes were to meet with the r- son against whom Jacksonvdlle Orchestra and Chorus, 8:15 Tuesda 's activities include a concert by published in the Feb. 15 edition of the he or she is revving. The range will also include ident . n, University Auditorium. Takes, Bo Diddley, a strong supporter of the Gainesville Sun and were sent to deans, 1.50 for students and senior citizens and "u Sa No'" anti-dru campaign, the vice presidents with whom the dif atthe chairmen, directors, student government $13.50 for general public, available at UFndshe at 4 p mThconcert is c- ferent gnervances are filed. and certain employee organizations and University Bo Office sponsored by Celebration 1990 The film n Peitz Union, T030 University Senate Committees LAB FEES. A new rule will require the a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays Less Than Zero" depicting the conse- Copies of the proposed rule and following lab fees: biology and chemistry, quences of substance abuse among amendments may be obtained fromMary $3.75; food science and human nutrition, SUNDAY American youth, will be shown at 8p.m. Wagner clerkoftheUnive ityIntheUFs $8.25 (effective Fall 1990); microbiology, AFRICAN MUSIC CONCERT by in the Orange and Brew. attorney's office in 207 TIgert Hall, $15; physics, $10. Also during the week, information Samte of Uganda, featuring African and 392-5 The deadline to request a hear- ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF. Ad- Western jazz styles with traditional tables will be set up at the Reitz Union ngon these n.le. March & If requested, ministrative and professional employee from 10 a in to 2 p , and Greeks Ad- African instruments, 7 p.m, Thomas m the bearing will be March 9 at 11 a m. in evaluations will be changed from a Center, 302 N.E. 6th Ave. vocatin the Mature Management of rooms 346-347 of the Reitz Union. calendar year basis Alcohol will air public service an- to a fiscal-year basis. Summaries of the proposed new rule The title of Division of Personnel will MONDAY nouncenents on housing channel 8 be and amendments are as follows. changed to Division of Human Resources. GERIATRICS LECTURE SERIES, "Eer- All events are free and open to the TRAFFIC AND PARKING: A early All accrued compensatory leave must public For more information concerning be cise and AIng," by VA Geriatric Research, price increase Is recommended r al used prior to a leave of absence without Education and Clinical Center director Dr. any of these events, contact Stephanie decals as follows: Official business, $116 Oelstron at 392-1261. for15 or fewer consecutive workdays. David Lowenthal, 11 a.m., NHCU Con- to $133; Restricted, $92 to $106; Com- E ye s of less than six months are ference Room, VA Medical Center. muter/park and ride (student decals), $48 e for up to 15 consecutive dates of WILDLIFE AND RANGE SCIENCES to $51; Motortycle., $12 to $14. Students leUve without pay.i LECTURE, "Biological Responses of an who work on campus are not eliible for Students Invited To UNvERSITY RECORD: This re will Alaskan Tundra River to Phosphorus hr. regprivileges. The incorporate tlzatiict by Bruce Netersion, senior Klaen- frarig a dal or UF calos, bulletins and Pres. Lombardi's permit is to be deleted. The oenewill brochus for the 19-I academic year list at Marine Bioilogical Laboratory in into University Record. Woods Hole, Mans., 3:45 p.m., 112 instead be considered false registration, Newins-Ziegler Hall. Welcome Par and the penalty will be a $100 fin. The Up students am invited to the official pa I r defacing or altering a decal Is NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE SEMINAR, student welcome party for UFs ninth to increase from 2 to 3 naltypoints if Minor Women's Issues ' of Single Carbon Metabolism president, John V. Lombardi, at 12:30 the offense conttutn registration. i,* b Conrad Whigner, Munderbilt W a pm. on Thesday at the Reitz Union SMOKING: This mile has been amend- Teonfarence Airs ibday Ipleass, 4 p.m., orth Lawn. ed to prohibit smo in general eating A live interactive teleconference, C1-9 J. ie Center. Lombardi will speak at 1:15 p.m. and areas, dor.mtoms and lobbies, "Choices. .Minority Wabmen's Pts BIOTECHNOLOGY LECTURE, -Blo- then meet informally with students except that in the latter two admin where on Equity Issues," will be today Studies of Bk "mboni'by from 1:30 to 4 p.m. UF cheerleaders, permission to smoke is des . This from noon until 4pm. in G-200 imer Physicalricndn's Royal Pree HoptlSchool of WRUF-FM Radio, Albert and Alberta atnendmnent allows area israto to Hall. The teleconmrene, sponsored Mediciodeg otor DensChaptman, 4 and the UF Marching Band will par- more easily designate smoking or non- UFs Affirmatiwe Action Office and broad. pm., C1- J. HE W Miller Healthi comtr. ticipa. The event, free to UP students, smokin aeas. cast from Tilton College in Northdake, Il, EARTH AY 2000 SEMINAR, "Develop- is s srd by Florida Blue l 4 and G: Caters fomodf-campms is free and open to faculty, staff and mentFa.Elionnezt &rSiL" byUP n the daCicerone. Student/ n orpnlzatlon according to thispoposi, students, but space is limited. Call throplogy graduate student Nennke Association. maybe used forspedialevenh atanyUnd- 392-6004 for registratori information. MCK, 15 p.m., C4 J. HUls Miler Health Center. The Unavbstya at Flndlds is - Equal Oppotulty/Affirmady AM= Institution EI E N T MARCH 1. 1990 * * Roer A Me njoyed siderable ing-class Amer e ma plete with courtle% interviews press events and even evictions, Oas Six East mercial succe is film very clear that sW .c with those affected and those and his effect ie use of music For many, the very idea of a FFn, a its recent urged entirely a responsible He speaks with laid- What we an't accept is Moore's documentary film suggests ion trmwc devastate aused by ustry and wa a off workers, GM representatives, deliberate manipulation He has ages of public television or that a Motors and chairman, ecded C ho os a Flint evictions officer and a slew freely admitted to "fudging fadts" video store aisle that's just a mere Roger Smith, and it takes an on major plants in int and move of celebrities who come to town since the film's release What's blur between thedoor and the new usually sarcastic tone As a result, them to a more cost-effective loca- One source hecan't reach is Smith, more, hes conveniently stacked releases For others, it stars up Roger & Me is a lot of fun, and tion in Mexico One by one, the who remains elusive despite a almost inappropriate quotes memories of grade-school class- that's exactly where Moore went factories came down, and as year of Moore's persistence within the film to discredit rooms, where teachers wheeled in wrong layoffs increased and unemploy- Moore tells us he wants to find qualified sources Sometimes it's antique visions of asexual The film begins with a look at ment rose, Flint experienced a Smith and convince him to come funny, on occasion it works, but reproduction Not exactly what Flint during its timeof prosperity depression like it had never seen to Flint That way, Moore explains, for the most part, the attempts are going to the movies is all about The city, once home to 11 GM Moore paints a tragic portrait of Smith can see the decadence that unconvincing Documentaries may be the plants, was the epitome of work- Flint's newfound poverty, com- resulted from the layoffs This The film accomplishes nothing cinema's most suppressed art Center (372-5347) Har to KNIl, Nigh'brSi, StaltQsen f5Hart. minor quest provides a loose at all, even when Moore and form, for mainstream America (11 a.m. Sat and Sun, 5:15 p.m. Mo) framework for the film, and Smith come face to face, except to simply won't acknowledge films Claom. N Draftlwun (376-6843) Look Who's TaRling though the structure wanders all expose just a bit of hypocrisy over the screen, it eventually That's ironic, given what that explore, enlighten and edu- Hippodrome (375-4477) The Tim Dm (Thus), Zur (if - Sun) Moore winds down to this attempt stands to gain, for under the cate If they're no fun, they're no Oak. Plne Well (331-8118) The asrch far Red Ochr (opns guise good, and this attitude has long Roger & Me is plagued by one of bringing the plight of Flint to Fri) Bern on the Fourth of ldy, Driving Min Dey, Glory gnawing problem, and that's its the nation's attention, kept the documentary in the Oaks Six East (331-8818) Ski Patrol (opens Fri), Hacr Is Kill, My he's suc- shadows of more appealing films. Lft Fool, Madose, Roger & Me, SielLa (midnight Pri, Sat), The outright contrivance We can ceeded only in making a name for Michael Moore, a former four. Rocky Horror Picture Show (midnight Fri, Set) credit Moore with accomplishing himself and in securing a career an exhaustive task, with no train- as a documentary nalist from Flint, Michigan, is Plasa (378-2434) The Hunt for Red October, Ski Patrol (both open filmmaker A ing as a filmmaker and a budget sad achievement, as Roger & doing his part to change all that Fri), Mad house Me of only $150,OO We also can ad- isn't a real documentary, but self- Like independent filmmaker Erol Royal Park (373-4277) Men Don't Laste, Reenge, Alloys (S) mire the extraordinary access he serving abuse of the Morris (The Then Blue Line) Moore National Laimpoon's Chrhstms Varation (1) screen has created an unusual feature achieved to private functions, BY STEPHEN NIX

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* The Top 4 Oralists for the College of Law Moot court team will present oral arguments on the right to die and gender bias. * The presiding judges will be 4 federal cicuit court judges, acting as a mock United States Supreme Court. Competitors: Michelle Anchors David Brennen Daniel Kaufman Jeff Hachman * Friday, March 2nd 11:30 am, Law School Auditorium, Holland Hall

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T the seOnd mimg. lraiher Al By ALEX MARVEZ lowed twocoiise(iitiveground-ball at UF Alimgator Writer nonsense Singles to right field But he Came a standing ovation at After hurling a shutout in eight balk strong once again, whiffing Don DeVoe deserves against Alabama. innings of (ItY Tuesday 'light IT the next hatter and forcing the Saturday's game (he UF baseball teams lI 0walIp-> Third into a ground out Since Saturday will be the last time DeVoe mg of Stetson, John Prcher would "I was a little nervous in the first coaches the Gators on the O'Connell Center have a valid argument if he wanted inning, but after I got out of a little court, the least UF fans could do is say goodbye to be moved into the Gators' start- bit of trouble, I felt really confi- politely and respectfully to DeVoe, who an- ing rotation dent," Prnher said 'I knew I was nounced Tuesday he will not return next season Pncher, though, said he is Too going to be able lo have a good That's probably hard for a lot of UP basketball tent with his current position as a evening" fans to swallow after joining the"DeVoe must go" man has endured more frts spot starter and member of the UF Pricherappeared in eight games bandwagon, but the aggravation since agreeing to coach bullpen, even after striking out I last year, posting a 1-0 mark at tration and this team than any basketball coach in Gators batters and allowing only four hits striking out 13 in 14 1/3 innings against the Hatters He has seen action out of the bull- history pen in three games this season, I was glad I got a chance to Kaspnske finally start, but I'm not looking to and lost a 3-2 decision Feb. 16 to LA Ron be in the rotation or anything," South Florida when he allowed the said Pricher, a sophomore from game-winning single with two outs CALL Winter Park "Maybe when they in the bottom of the ninth inning LAST need a slo1 starter, I'd be consid after hurhng the final 3 1/3 in- Not only has he been hanged in effigy outside ered rings. an apartment complex across the street from the 'III happy working out of the "John just keeps getting better O'Dome, but among other things bullpen Right now they have three and better," UF coach Joe Arnold N His wife has been harassed with threatening guys that are primarily starters said after Fuesday's victory 'He'll telephone calls. that have (lone it all through high be my guy out of the bullpen, but * Students have formed an imaginary organi school or junior college" he's also a valuable spot starter " zation called "Students Against Don DeVoe " Pricher (1 -1) did it all against U UF-Miami weekend series * And some jerk began selling "DeVoe must Siel ison, notallowmga runnerpast onV. SportsChannel Florida will go" bumper stickers outside at least one home .NecOid base He started shaky in telecast both games of this game theFirstmIoling by walkngthelead weekends series between 18th- This is ridiculous. off man, but then struck out the ranked I (8-5) and fourth-ranked sULEFTE COOK - ALLIGATOR Finally, raced with criticism from former U F Sophomore right-hander John Richer threw next two batters and forced the Miami (12-2) at Perry Field a shut- the reason he's here in the out In eight Innings of acton coaches - who are h ird to ly out Saturday's game will start at 4 p m, Tuesday night in UFs from the 11-0 romp of Stetson. first place - and seemingly no support After fanning the lead-oif batter and Sunday's at 1 30 p or University Athletic Association - which takes pride in looking the other way when its coaches fall out of favor - DeVoc said he has no choice Washington a leader for Lady Gators but to not even apply for the permanent head coaching job he will vaate in a month. tiny Flonda Panhandle town of Paxton. about in the stats," she said. "Out of high By GREGG COYEL This also is ridiculous Alligator Writer A lot of people would think it was a school I was a scorer, but I'm not really struggle in a family that big," Washington focusing on shooting the ball anymore " This is not to say that DeVoe should be given The elbows Casandra Washington ab- said "But we were all well-kept and well the permanent job, because there are better can- didates out ther. But DeVoe should have been sorbed on her way to the dinner table as taken care of We didn't go hungry " But the 6-footer does shoot when called ayouth served, if no otherpurpose. at least given a better chance of getting the job instead On the court, where Washington might upon. It was Washington who sank a 20- of being blacklisted by angry boosters and fans as a tune-up lor what awaited her in the feel lonely every now and then with only footer to send UPs game with Mississippi I'm a no-nonsense coach and got myself into rough-and-tumble Southeastern Confer- nine people out there with her, she has State into overtime, where she added five a nonsense program'" DeVoe said after LIF eIce seen her scoring output dip from 10 points more points and two key rebounds as the shocked the basketball world Tuesday with a a game to about seven Her game hasn't Lady Washington, a senior forward on the HF Gators pulled out their only SEC win 76-63 victory over No 15 Louisiana State basketball squad that faces Ken- suffered, however IR has expanded, of the year. women's "You've got people giving people cars and for- tucky on Friday night in the first round of A career 380 shooter, Washington has nen coaches who are very bitter and continue not SEC Tournarment, grew up in a family the shot at a 400 clip this season, and also has And it is Washington who has emerged to butt out of our business. It's very distracting." that makes the Waltons of TV fame seem handed out two assists a game. Her re- as the Lady Gators' top long-range crying when he complained a little bit lonely in DeVoe wasn't rather small and just bounding average and steal-to-tumover bomber Her 9-for-32 shooting from be- about how he has been treated; he merely was comparison. ratio also have improved, and she is one hind the three-point stripe is tops on the telling it like it is of the main reasons why is enjoying She is the 11th of 21 children, compli- UF team. She also has quietly moved her way "All they have to do at Florida is say no to all ments of her mother Joyce, and the entire its best season in five years. into fifth on the all-time UF rebounding of the shenanigans and bullshit that has gone on Washington clan grew up on a farm in the 'The scoring is the last thing I worry hat- here," DeVoe added "he man who says no to all of that is going to be a success at Florida. The situation here is just a stinking me-" Golfer gets Netters at ITCA tourney DeVoe is right thedoublesteamsin thefall. lftheseeding Livingston Chatman's leaving had more to do By GUERRY SMiTH with him being burned out than it did with him national honor Alligator Writer committee had followed the national rank. ings, which came out in September UF nollikingDeVoe. And aarfasDwayneSchinitzius UF men's golfer Chris DiMarco In the two years since the USTA/ITCAL would have had apotential semifinal match is concerned, it's an unwritten rule in athletics was named Februaly's collegiate Women's National Indoor Team Champi- with No. I Stanford. that if your coach tells you to do something, you do it. golfer of the month Wednesday by onships were created, UF and Stanford Before the 7-1 Lady Gators can think Dick Vitale, who covered magazine. have advanced to the finals, with the Lady about Stanford, they have Basketball analyst GtehY k to survive a field last nght's game for ESPN, made it quite clear Gators winning in 1988 and the Cardinal with 15 of the top 20 teams in the country triumphing in 1989. and 38 of the top 50 players. that DeVoe isn't to blame for the team's dismal 'The senior from Lake Brantley 7-19 record. And DeVoe shouldn't be blamed for High Won the lndividuatitle atboth According to the seedings, the two UP. first-round battle today against No Schintzius and Chatman quitting. of the Gators' tournamem s last teams should play for the title once again 5uPepperdine looked difficult originally, this weekend "My point is that Schintzius and Chatman boy- month.On Feb. Ilaheuc theGator in the Madison, Wis., tour- but the Waves' best player, uad naieni Ginger Helge- colted the first practice, and that made it clear iuvIiNio with a 207, he sho son, missed the team's last two dual a 230 &Swoa d btdo t7vch they weren'tgoingtogiveDeVoeachance,"Vitale at~~ do v M Even though the Lady Gators are ranked matches with a foot injury. Helgeson, who said. "DeVoe should be commended for what he's third nationally, they received the second beat UF's Nicole Arendtand Andrea Farley had to put up with." seed ahead of No. 2 UCLA as a result of at the Role National Indoor Champion- Coendion would be nice, but a simple , I . I a ba1set the successof freshmanAndrea Farley and ships in February, is listed as probable. standing oaion Saturday would milffke.