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---- - Gators near new TV N1o If IcIaIV aBoca6dw th h.U pr, IV Flada Pu)bI-.edhCy m Communpcation, InVc o G.,IImVI, Fnda VOLUME 83, NUMBER 131 MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1990 deal. .20 UF names Kruger basketball coach for two years. young coach had gained a reputation as one of By MIKE DAME the college game's most promising talents. Aligator Staff Writer "As we solicited and reviewed names for our position, ton was always mentioned as someone Kruger's four years with the Wildcats produced Only the sharpest of college basketball aficio- who we would be very fortunate to attract," a combined 81-46 record and an NCAA Tourna- nados will recognize the name. Arnsparger said in a news release. "His name ment berth each year. Lon Kruger. 37. who led Kansas State Univer- has appeared among the list of the nation's top Kruger's 1987-88 squad ranks as one of the sity to the NCAA Tournament each of the past coaches for the last several years. Wildcats' all-time best, as it compiled a 25-9 mark four years, was named UF's 16th head basketball "It would be safe to say that Lon's name is near and came within one game of reaching the Final coach Sunday night by Athletic Director Bill the top of the collegiate list when it comes to Four. The Wildcats posted a 17-15 mark this Arnsparger. listing individuals who combine basketball season. Kruger's contract reportedly is worth $1.5 coaching ability with leadership and citizenship But according to recent reports in the Topeka million over a five-year period. If the Cators characteristics." (Kan ) Capitol, Kruger had been frustrated in receive NCAA probation, the contract, like that In hiring the new coach, Arnsparger lured Kruger of football coach Steve Spurrier, will be extended Kruger away from his alma mater where the see Kruger, page 11 El Salvador Jury convicts Brazil of murder protest ends Defense attorneys to with arrests appeal life sentence By DUANE MARSTELLER Alligator Staff Writer of protesters After hearing three days of testimony 2 in a trial that at times resembled the plot By BRIAN STENBERG of a soap opera, a six-member jury took Alligator Wrter less than an hour Friday to find Derek Vernon Brazil guilty in the beating death Two protesters who spent Saturday night in of a UF maintenance worker. the Alachua County Jail said they weren't The three-man, three-woman jury de- surprised when UF police officers arrested liberated 50 minutes before convicting them for blocking the entrance to Van fleet Brazil, 26, of first-degree murder and Hall, headquarters of UPs ROTC program. robbery with a deadly weapon in the Oct. "Almost everybody goes to jail," said UF 8, 1988, beating death of Edward Fulmer, student Scott Weinstein, a protest organizer 41. who was arrested following march against Brazil, who sat quietly between his racism and U.S. support of the government in lawyers for most of his three-day trial, El Salvador. The march began outside the bowed his head slightly when the verdict Institute of Black Culture on West University was read. His parents showed no reaction Avenue. when their son was found guilty. Weinstein said the arrests reflect a trend at Across the courtroom, Nina Fulmer - UF to jail ant-racism protesters. Since 1985, the victim's wife who testified that she 44 protesters have been arrested forengaging was in love with Brazil and had a seven- in civil disobedience. month affair with hint - broke into loud UF police officers arrested Weinstein, 32, sobs and was consoled by family and and Paul D. Fertig, 25, after three protesters friends. UNIN WNE4N -- LLIGATOR imitating members of a Central American Despite a plea for merry from Bril's Derek Brazllrght, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life In prison death squad executed the pair with toy ou.- mother, Circuit Judge Robert Cates im- last Friday. mediately, sentenced Brazil to life in chine guns. the Shady Oaks Trailer Park mobile closing arguments to the jury, strongly After falling to the ground in front of the prison, with no chance for parole for 25 years, Cates also gave Brazil a 27-year home where Edward Fulmer was beaten. hinted that Nina Fulmer may have killed building's entrance, Weinstein and Fertig said Cates and lawyers for both sides ex- her husband, prompting her to leave the they wouldn't move until today. sentence, to be served at the same time as the life sentence, for the robbery pressed surprise at the speediness of the courtroom in tears. However, prosec- Student Affairs Vice President Art Sandeen jury's verdict. ton said the jury believed Brazil was the warned thetwoimenthatttheyhadfiveminutes c arge. Prosecutors '1 was surprised one who hit Edward Fulmer with a 2 to leave or they would be arrested. that they were able 1/2-foot long metal pipe. As police officers escorted Weinstein and contended that " WOs SU? that Brazilpretended to priced to come back that Fertig to a waiting car, some of about 75 quickly," Cates said "I think the jury looked at the evi- love Nina Fulmer a ble to come protesters chanted, VROTC today, guilty to- they were after the verdict. "It dence," Assistant State Attorney James morrow." to get money from Nilon said. "I think that they considered her. When her tic/dy. It was was a very complex A group of about seven protesters met at case." whether she was a viable suspect or not, money . wasn't the Pill Saturday evening to hold a vigil until a very con rplex case! Cates said testi- and obviously they determilned beyond a enough for him, reasonable doubt that she was not." Weinstein and Fertig were released. But after Brazil repeatedly Robert Cites mony by Nina Ful. two hours of sitting, Pete Self, who also helped - whose struck Edward Ful- Circuit Judge mer organize the event, said the protesters were mer in the head conflicting testi- After Brazil was sentenced, defense bored and went home. with a pipe to steal many to police orig- lawyer George Hendrick asked Cates to Self, who spoke at the protest as a represen- his wallet. finally made her a suspect In the murder overturn the jury'sverdict on the basis of tative of the National Association for the Ad. - made her "not an easy witness to more than 20 points of law, but Cate vancement of Colored People and the Student The verdict came after testimony by follow." denied the motion. Scheck said the case Coalition Against Apartheid and Racism, said expert witness, who examined blood willbe appealed to the 2nd District Court samples and fibers that Uinked Brail to Defense lawyer Steve Scheck, in his of Appeals In Tallahiaee. "a Anat, pae U 2 AIJIGATOR. MONDAY.APRJ."2, Ita .a* . --- ace . . d I Jill CAMPUS NEWS EYEGLASSES& .J Nerds and geeks gain clout Officials said more than 200 students obtained ac- * &Frames The Society of Nerds and Geeks, which was cess to a computer password that allowed them to from founded at Harvard University in October to en- drop and add classes that already were full, or drop Motpanfinm $4our courage the school's library to remain open 24 hours, classes after the deadline. I EYEGLASS is spreading across the Northeast, according to the Jerry Askew, dean of students, said "rngleaders" EXPRESS National On-Campos Report in the scheme were suspended indefinitely iil jl [--N I i Dartmouth University now has a chapter designed Li Student president arrested for DUI -. to "make people more receptive to the shy person" Only three days after signing the new Clemson and push for "a 24-hour cafe where students can eat University alcohol policy, Student Body President and study late at night . away from the constant William A. Blackwood was charged by university FREEGLASSES partying." police with driving under the influence alcohol. The Buy one pair at pa or a Cornell Universflty, and Amherst and Claremont Tiger reported. g e colleges also have expressed interest in forming Tests found that Blackwood's blood-alcohol level | of cntact le fir FREE. I SONG chapters. was 0.16. the legal intoxication level in South I- Carolina. I . EYEGLASS -O. .iweAl a Ad J19 suspended for computer fraud *XR ll *tmanil*~~l The University of Tennessee Office of Student Con 'Two days ago, I made a stupid mistake, one that aI duct suspended 19 students and put 111 on probation will never be repeated, but one for which a price must last month in a drop-add computer fraud case, The be paid. Blackwood said when he resigned his post. Daily Beacon reported. -EIJZABETM CLARKE 1$20s00 OFF WHAT'S HAPPENING IAny Completec- Par a I.- I of ]Eyeglasses Carib.: The Caribbean Student more about South Africa tonightat 7 Easter. They also need monetary Con!evt Le.-n. Association kicks off Caribsa Week in the Computer Science and En. donations and sponsors to fill bas- with an Expo at the Plaza of the gineering Building Room 121 Call kets Call Alberte Meade, 495-9562 Americas today at 10 30 Call Ann Valerie, 335-2868. or the Jaycees, 376-9836. Marie Henry, 378-3871 Art: The Artitnrium will have a Film festival: The Israeli Feature r *EPi ESS ARE-, a Human factors: Te Human Fac- meeting tonight at 7 30 Call 335- Film Festival presents Late Summer tors Society Student Chapter will 9796 BWa.s Tuesday night at 8:30 in Tur- I meet today at 5 at Shands Hospital Circle K: This service organiza- lington Hall Room Loll. Call 372- MiEYEGLASSContact Lens ems Room DGII5 Call tis-Ann, 392 tion will meet tonight at 8 in Reitz 2900. *.NA &aaa _oee 0601. Union Room 334 Call 395-7772 Football: Te Tolbert Hall staff Cotwaito 99:8 NOW: The Campus National Or Film: Tbe Unitarian Universalist presents Steve Spurrier Wednesday .~II ganization for Women will meet Fellowship of Gainesville will show night, April 4 at 8. Call 395-9349. CIBA Daily Wear SpheresI tonight at 7 at Kesl's Coney Island Romero tonightat7-30at the Fellow- Crisis: The Alachuas CountyCnsis Call Joyce, 336-0940 or rica. 374- ship on 43rd Street. 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By DEBBIE CENZIPER live" to the plan Lombardi Browne said the surveyors to print the polling results for both Student could not be reached for com- didn't decide which TreJs Government and college deans Alligator Writer ment needed the most lighting "We're gonna take the tough issues and Student Body President Michael Browne "Safety is my main concern," Browne said he wants to put find out how students feel about them," has been in office for 25 days now, and he Browne said. "We can't correct an amendment on LF's Capital Browne said "SG is supposed to act on how has already put some campaign proposals all the lighting on campus at Improvement Trust Fund bud- students feel " in motion once We don't have the funds get request as quickly as pos- Browne's new course guide executive di- Browne met with UF President John for it But we want to have a sible so the new lights can be rector will also begin working on an im- Lombardi two weeks ago to discuss in- main path students can walk on installed, possibly by fall, proved course guide, which will inform that branches out." creased campus lighting, a plan Browne Another of Browne's pro- students about grade distribution, pop quiz- calls 'Veins of Safety." According to the Browne,who said he already jects - polling students on zes and test averages in specific classes. plan, Browne lightswillbeplacedatpopulated points contacted groups including the Brown campus - will begin in the plans to have a completed course on campus, such as the Reitz Union parking Florida Student Association, next few weeks, he said. guide by fall drop-add lots, the commuter lot and several libraries, Campus Organized Against Rape and Browne said he wants to poll students to "It will be designed to let students know creating trails of increased lighting and Panhellenic Council, said the next step is to find out how they feel about such issues as what they're getting themselves into when safer walking do a prioritized hghting survey of campus. racism, academic advisement, the environ- see Brown., page 12 Browne said Lombardi was "very recp Although there was a survey done last year, ment and teacher evaluations. He then plans Committee OKs switching tuna By NICOLE SEED Alligator Writer UFs Food Service Advisory Committee decided Friday to support switching to a more expensive, "dolphin safe" brand of tuna after protesters said buying the current campus tuna supports dolphin killings The switch would raise the price of tuna sandwiches on campus by 32 cents and tuna salads by 34 cents. Gator Dining Service Director Wes Miller said even with the tuna sandwich price increase to $2 65, other sandwiches, such as roast bedf, ham and turkey, still cost more. "fhe tuna sandwiches would actually be 2 cents less than the other sandwiches we sell," Miller said The Committee will send a letter supporting the change (o Student Affairs Vice President Art Sandeen this week. Miller said if the change is approved, Gator Dining Service would be serving Tongol tuna within three weeks. Miller will meet with tuna task force co-director Eric Botsford today to coordinate displays to explain the price increase to the public Some members of the committee wored that supporting the ban would invite other activist groups to demand more boycotts in the future. Committee member Louis Gentry said students who nega- see Tuna. page 12 Minimum wage hike to benefit students Slippery when wet BY PAT"ICIA LEE Alligator Wnter Alan Ebeling, a senior in aerospace engineering, gets a face full of suds on his way down the slip-n-slide at Broward Beach Saturday. The event was part of Residence Hall Week, which Many students who have jobs on campus found their time continues throughout the week. was worth 45 cents more each hour when they returned to work Sunday. when the first phase of a federal law raising the minimum wage took effect. Te lowest official hourly wage allowed in the United States in apartment fire was raised from$s3.35 to $3 80 an hour The new rate, the first Electric fan blamed increase since 1981, will be boosted to $4.25 an hour in April and the hallway where it started, along Williams said. 1991. By MIKE BRUSCELL with the contents," May said. Other Instead of trying to fight the fire For many students employed through the College Work- Staff Witter Alligator rooms in the three-bedroom apart- themselves, the roommates should Study Program, the increase means financial aid money will A UF student's portable electric (an ment suffered heat, smoke and water have called the fire department, May be awarded more quickly. caught fire early Friday morning, damage. Several feet of attic space said. He said smaller extinguishers, "It's great news for the students. It makes it easier for them causing about $20,000 of damage to caught fire, and fourother apartments such as the one used, usually don't to earn their award,' said Sid Holloway, assistant director of five Oak Forest apartments, Gainef- received minor smoke damage, he put out prolonged blaes. student financial affairs. vyfle Fire Department officials said. said. However, May didn't know when 'Me CWSP, a need-based form of financial aid, provides ne 12-inch fan probably caught At 1:51 a.m., Gainesville firefighters the fire started or how long the three students on-campui jobs - many of which pay the minimum fire after It fell from a table in finance arrived at the complex after Brownlee, tried to putItouL Schulz said hecahlled wage. Students work toward totals determined from infonna- student Amy Brownlee's bedroom, 22, and her two roommates, UIF stu- 911 about two minutes after waking Gainesville Deputy Fire Chief Will dents Scott Mastej, 21, and Phil up and noticing the fire. Dispatchers see Hike, page 12 May said. An unknown object appal- Schulz, 22, couldn't put out the fire received the call at 1:46 am., a press ently kept the fan's blades from turn- with the extinguisher in their apart- release stated. correction ing, causing a spark and fire that ment, May said. Attacking the fire The 12 Oak Forest residents who gutted the second-floor apartment at through unburned attic space, flr-- were forced out of their apartments Spotted and spinner dolphins are killed during yellow-fin 3301 SW 13th St. fighters put out the blase In about 10 received shelter from the local Red tuna fishing. 7he Alligator reported otherwise on this page it completely destroyed the room miniuta, assistant Fire Chief Richard Crom, May said. Friday. IAULIAVR, MONDAY, APRI1-2, I9o)

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Sudan reviews U.S . peace proposal Discover a challenging KHARTOUM, Sudan (UPI) - Iaders of Sudan's ambassador to Sudan, James Richard Cheek, as rewardIng future that puts Islamic military have reviewed a U.S proposal to end saying you in touch with your skills. the country's seven-year civil war and pronounced it Sudan's Islamic military government seized power Today's Air Force offers ongoing "acceptable," a published report said Sunday. last June and has continued to fight the ongoing opportunities for professknal The peace initiative introduced by the U.S. assistant seven-year civil war against the nation's southern, development with great pay and secretary of state for African affairs, Herman Cohen, black rebels who are mainly Christian. benefits, normal working hours. aimed at "bnnging the viewpoints of the feuding Earlier attempts at peace talks in Ethiopia and complete medical and dental care, parties closer," the Alsudan Athadeith daily said. Kenya last year collapsed over Khartoum's efforts to and 30 days vacation with pay per Col Mohamed Alamin Khalia, a member of the impose Islamic law, or Sharts, which Christians and year. Larn how to quality as an ruling Revolution Command Council who already has other non-Moslems in southern Sudan reject as viola- Air Force health professional. Call led two unsuccessful rounds of peace talks with tions of their basic human rights. Sudanese People's Liberation Army rebels, told the However, southern rebel members said in Cairo last newspaper the U.S. plan was "acceptable.0 week they were ready for a third round of peace talks USAF HEALTH PROFESSIONS The United States is currently waiting for an official and were flexible on all points in order to find common 205-279-3lfl reply to its proposition, the paper quoted the U N. ground with the Arab-led Khartoum government. Station-ib-Stab. Called Troop levels in Eu rope may be cut WASHINGTON (UPI) - U S. trooplevels in Europe The administration is seeking funding from Con- could be cut to as low as 75,000 by the end of the gress to modernize the Lance short-range missile decade. Sen. William Cohen. R-Maine. and former despite opposition from West Germany, where the Defense Secretary Harold Brown said in remarks for missiles are based. Student Volunteers Needed for release Monday. The administration has also set a limit, or floor, for The two men made their comments while briefing the reduction of U.S. troops in central Europe from Fall Career Expo September 14, 1990 reporters on a new study, "Changing Roles and Shift- the current 305,000 to 195,000. Hardworkmg and dedicated students iterested in gaining ing Burdens in the Atlantic Alliance," written by a The study said, "President Bush's proposal to getmng acquainted with potential bipartisan group of politicians. academicians and reduce U.S. and Soviet forces in central Europe to experience and former military leaders 195,000each, with the UnitedStatesretaining thenght employers can volunteer to help coordinate the Fall The study, sponsored byTheJohn Hopkins Foreign to station 225,000 troops throughout Europe, should Career Expo, set for Sept 14 in the O'Connell Center Policy Institute, calls for gradual but far-reaching serve as the immediate goal of U.S. policy. Applications are currently being accepted for the reductions in conventional and nuclear forces in "Such a treaty should be signed during 1990 and following committees Western Europe in light of changes in Eastern Europe Implemented by the end of 1992," it added. "In the and the Soviet Union. meantime, the United States should refrain from Arts & Graphics The study said the United States should abandon unilateral reductions" College Relations plans to upgrade the lance short-range missile in The study did not address future U S. troop "is in Computer Services Europe and initiate negotiations with the Soviets on Europe following the Conventional Forces in Europe short range nuclear weapons as soon asaconventional treaty that is expected to limit each side to 195,000. Correspondence arms pact is reached But it was agreed that more would be withdraw. Employer Packets & Name Tags "I don't think we're (members of Congress) going "My own personal view is that something in the Registration & Reception Hosts to be supporting the follow-on Io Lance because of the 70,000 to 80,000 (range) is feasible for late in the Freight and Display strong opposition (from West Germany) I think decade, depending on what the other arrangements; it's unlikely that we will have it," said Cohen, the are, how many German troops there are, how many Women's & Minority Forum ranking Republican on the Senate Select Committee Soviet troops remain in Eastern Europe, said Brown, Parking and Transportation S P HENOC on Intelligence a Democrat who worked for President Jimmy Carter Publicity CRC Support C -.- N . T-E -R Police crack down on illegal social clubs Interested students should contact the Career Resource Center at B-I of the Reitz Union for an application NEW YORK (UPI) - Police slammed shut 23 more counts of arson, one count of attempted murder and illegal social clubs early Sunday, hoping to prevent a one count of assault. repeat of the blaze that asphyxiated 87 young partiers Relief workers, meanwhile, said the real tragedy of last week at a Bronx social club. the flire has only now become apparent. The crackdown came as the bodies of 48 victims of Many of the Honduran immigrants were sending the fire arrived in Honduras, the impoverished Central money back home, and those families will now have American country many had left in search of a better to make up for the loss of theirprimary breadwinners, life in the United States. Otherbodies have been flown said Ken Curtin, director of Disaster Services for the to Puerto Rico, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. Red Cross of Greater New York. A special police task force has issued vacate orders "We're trying to deal with the special needs of to a total of 346 illicit clubs since a sweep by the city people notonly in the Bonx, but also those supporting began last Sunday, said Officer Anthony Mazzola, a families in Honduras," he said. Rhest Bar-BC4 In The Word police spokesman. Particularly upsetting, he said, were the cases of Happy Land itself was issued a vacate order last fall children who had been temporarily placed with friends Sunday Monlday for numerous fire code violations, but managed to stay or relatives in Honduras while one or both parents open by falling through the cracks of regulatory red earned enough money to bring them to New York. tape. "There are children In Honduras, teen-agers, who The Cuban immigrant accused of torching the club were planning to come to New York to be with their in a fit of jealous rage was indicted Friday on 174 parents." Curtin said. "Now they're in temporary Chi~kcat counts of murder by a Bronx grand jury. homes staying with relatives," All Day Julio Gonzalez, accused of the wont mass killing in ne Honduran Red Cross and Catholic Charities U.S. history, was charged with 87 counts of second- wereorganizingrellefefforts in HondurasCurtin said, degree murder for showing 'depraved indifference to relieving his organization of some of the reconstruc- Yunuda Thursday human life" and 87 counts of felony murder for arson. tive burden. ne indictment also charged Gonzalez with two 'ilis has been a very intense week,' he said. Alt You Can EaUtyBakCO BarB8O Rib. Includes dS t renchL i Rimskn Cole . Slaw &.Catlec Tasnt star, at 4.01

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ThIrtyfive women participte iIn the Up freshmen and vanity crew teams. The crew progr began five years ago but did not bene corr petitive until the last two years. The women's coich, John Grant, Is a graduate engineering student who sowed at Cornell. He began caech- Ingduudng the Fall of 1989 and thinks UPS tean has excelled In the last two semester. 6, ALGATUR MONDAY, APR[l 2. 1990 OPINIONS Snipping hairs 's"m At least two Florida companies are taking the matter of drug testing straight to the top - of your head. Barnett Banks Inc. and Blockbuster Entertainment Corp. will test potential employees for drugs by snipping off about 50 I-inch samples of their hair, liquefying them and testing the liquid for drugs the same way they would urine. -- The process involves analyzing the core of a hair strand where traces of a drug may be embedded. Experts like this test better than urine tests because they say it is / N- less intrusive and provides a longer drug history than urine tests, often revealing drugs taken several years before. The tests, new and improved or not, are still intrusive and violate privacy. It is no one's business if a worker chooses to take drugs, just so long as that use does not in- terfere with job performance. If drug use interferes with job performance, then fire the employee based on job performance, not on drug usage. We aren't talking about jobs that people trust their lives to, such as pilots. We are talking about the guy you rent your video from or the woman who cashes your check. Jeep repairs are far from cheap Doing drugs on the job is one thing. A boss has every I love my Jeep. That is, I loved when I bought it right and responsibility to ensure productivity and fire it Sandy Wallack those employees that are not producing because they are seven months ago. O& impaired. But prohibiting people from employment be. I worked three jobs over the summer to save for it. My Dad saw how hard I worked and wanted me cause they took drugs months before is ridiculous. SPEAKING OUT to have a Jeep so badly. He wanted me to have a car No amount of money is worth I wanted, a fun car. the aggravation and trouble of a Jeep. Jeeps are very popular right now. Now is the time for time for me to have a Jeep, I They are everywhere. But they won't be in a few Out of control told him, being in college in florida. years. Not unless they are made better. I spent all my money on the jeep leaving me with Why does it only get 15 miles to the gallon? Why Police in a suburb of Dallas decided March 15 not to none for school. So I had to work at school. But it does it break down constantly? Why ar they so file charges against a man who shot and killed another was worth it for ry Jeep. expensive to fix? Why can't they pt in a ster that man he saw murder someone else. It was worth it that is until it started making sounds. can't be easily ripped out? Why should it need a new Copy machine repairman Todd Allan Broom, 25, said And leaking oil. Then the speakers were stolen. But engine after only four years? all that was nothing compared to my engine. One day I'll be rich and able to afford a car for he watched a man murder a woman in the parking lot of On my tip hone to Atlanta for Christmas Break, businessand a car forleisure.At thatpoint I'd consider a mall March 14. Broom shot at the man's car as he it died. It had acted up on and off for awhile a Jeep. But unless you can afford to pa for repairs, drove away, hoping to disable it, then fired at it again. One mechanic told me I had an exhaust leak but have another car to use when yourleep is being fixed The second shot struck the man and he died at the hospi- everything else was fine and charged me $5 to drive and don't mind singing rather than listening to the tal. my car. Another suggested it was the catalytic con- radio, don't buy a Jeep. verter and I just needed to drill a hole in it Goodyear "'Thereis such a thing as justifiable homicide," Irving As I picked it up from the mrechanic, he told me fixed my oil leak and adjusted the carburetor police Capt. Travis Hall said. Even though police didn't All that time, money and trouble was a waste They I'd need a new steering column soon. It only costs file charges, the grand jury is going to review the facts. were all wrong. $500. By not pressing charges, the police are telling society My Jeep is an 86 CJ7 with 40,000 miles on it. I A month after I got my Jeep back, it was making bought it in August of 1989 for $6,800. It wasin good that noise again. I took it in to be checked out. I have that killing someone you see committing a crime is per- a six month warranty on the engine, so I figured I'd fectly fine. Brooms committed a murder. How does he condition and our mechanic gave it the thumbs up. I took the best care of it that I knew how. I checked be covered. know the man wasn't killing that woman because she had the oil, fluids and tires. I had the oil changed when Nope. I need some kind ofjoints for the drive shaft. just killed someone else? Or what if someone else had needed and brought it in when it didn't drive well. If I don't get it done I risk losing the entire shaft. It seen Brooms kill the man and decided to shoot him? Five months after I bought it the engine died. I'm is not covered since it is not the engine. It only costs Civilians should not be permitted to carry guns around told it was because there wasn't oil in the engine and $100 - before labor. in the street where an impulse could cause them to use it it burnt out. Mechanics swear that it was just wear I'm writing this to spare someone the aggravation in a crime or to harm someone. Almost 250,000 people and tear and these things happen. and financial ruin of a Jeep, I've spent approximately Wear and tear cost me $2,500. $2,805 on repairs in seven months. died during the 1980s from handguns. Gun control does It took a month for them to rebuild the engine For To mly that I am dissatisfied with Jeeps is an not mean prohibiting gun sales. It means setting up a wait- all that money I could have bought a new Jeep or a understatement I am dissatisfied with AMC, all Amer ing period so sellers don't sell to convicted felons. It new anything else for that matter. Ican car companies and mechanics in generaL If this means prohibiting the sale of semi-automatic weapons. I till love driving my Jeep. The openness and the letter stops one person from buying a Jeep, then it "My life is a mess now," Brooms said in 7e New York wind are great. It is a fun car. But it is made like a has served its purpose. Times. "I could lose my job, everything I own. I don't piece of garbage. Sandy Walch is a rester is political sienc. want to lose my gun. I paid dearly for it. I don't want my gun marked up. . I love that gun." passing legislation aimed at r Idaho, both etonontially and oth- That's what frightens us. Eat Idaho potatoes stridting the most inhumane prec- erwise, for their bold and coUrM tice of them all - the practice of rols stand for the sanctity of life Editor to support law poisoning, dismembering orother- in the face of the few very loud alligator wise killing an innocent, unborn Lucy Chabot Editor: You know, most boycotts opponents of the human race. occur child. And in the process perma- I urge people to eat rorm Pot&A In response to a dangerous nently Managing Editor Opinions Editor product, a dangerous practice, or maiming, psychologically toes and potato products from and sometimes physically, Mary Shedden Tonys Sutton because of some inhumane condi- that Idaho and to counterbalance mother who has been coerced into NOW's potato boycott. Lete policy bon. the decision to have a abortion by E a tager, save a tot Support ne. 4 m aMi Wnerd Thyw eSslostid *w nId sfl, ; am&wiana m I, therefore, find It very ironic her society. her family or by other tht the National Organization of circumstances e WWdt M. WineMi 375411 Mark shatby Women In boycotting a state for I say that we should support ams- Ms MONDAY. APRIL 2. 9M. AIGATNR, 7

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THE TRADITION CONTINUES M. ALLIGATOR MONDAY. APRIL 2. 199 Dishonesty Grapski haunted by jail experiences subject of By DEBBIE CENZIPER Alligator Writer While most UF students were studying for mid- Honor Court terms before Spring Break, one student got a lesson from life he won't forget. For 37 days. he was studying our legal system - mock trial from within. Former student senator and independent leader By CHERL. WEE Charlie Grapski was a prisoner in the Broward AliggaorWriter County jail. Members of the Student Honor His story resembles a nightmare. Court held a mock trial Thursday to Grapski, a philosophy graduate student, an Envi- show students and faculty how cheat- ronmental Action Group member and China Support ing is handled at UF. Network president, was arrested Feb 15 for missing "Since all of the cases are confiden- a mandatory court appearance last November, stern- tial, many students don't know what ming from 1988 charges of driving under the influ- they entall,"sald Student Honor Court ence of alcohol, resisting arrest and hitting a sheriffs Chancellor Robed Lloyd. "This gave deputy. them the chanc to See what actually He could not be released from jail because Broward County Judge Richard Eade would not set bond. Eade lloyd said students accused of considered Grapaki "uncooperative, Grapski said. cheating mut choose to The 24-year-old was released from jail March 23 have their on a $2,500 bond after Eade re-evaluated his case. c. decided by Judicgal Affalrs Dan Grapski's mother paid the bond in cash, he said. He Irene Stens, a faicully number or a faces a jury trial in April. student jury. Letters written by administrators and students Juries of six shadents hand down urging the judge to reconsider helped, Grapksi said. verdictsforeach casethe honorcourt Although he is trying to reorganize his life and get tries. Three students m chosen at back into the senate, Grapski mid he will never forget random from the student body, while the time he spent behind bars. three others are associate justices ne worst part, Grapski said, was having no way with no prior knowledge of the case. out. The days kept adding up. About forty law students, under- I was stuck and there was nothing I could do," graduates and faculty member who Grapski said. "At first, I kept track of how many days attended the mock trial watched as a it was, but then I had a hard time counting They jury announced the delesdantwas not stole a part of my life away." guilty because of lack of Intent. Grapski stayed in three different cells during his 'The mock case Involved a student jail term, and he said the mattresses were like con- who .reporedcheatingbyanother crete He never had a pillow, and most of the time student on the court'. hotine. he was not allowed to use a blanket - despite the We need to top the value of our freezing temperature. Prison rules did not let inmates diplomas from decreasing, Attorney sleep during the day, Grapski said, because they General Kenny Splegehnan said dur- would not sleep at night. ing the trial. "(Inmates) couldn't get under a blanketfrom5 a.m. Lloyd maid he feels the hotline is to 11 p.m., I guess because they didn't want to make not being used enough. anythingtoocomfortable forus,"Grapskisaid."hey lt isan arnnus way to report were constantly watching us It was almost like I was cheating." Iioyd med. iStudentm can a lab mouse.* take a pazt In fighang academic dim. But Grapski didn't go through his jail term unno honesty by using this heoffa" ticed - typical of the blue-eyed, medium-built man, The hothme number, 3924M, is who often stands against the political norm. mnitond 24 hmo a day. The honor Grapski, who said he considered the food insulting, court Investigates tips received went on a five-week hunger strike, eating only bread thoug the hotine. and water, and he lost 28 pounds. He said no one, Uloyd sald theStudentlonorCout Forms, Student SeNtor Charle Graild stet 3? days In a South Floida see Graseld. page 12 tried dte cass last sosnuter. No jail. real ca h. ben tr,ed i.S ter. Greek Week to stress Former Today Chairman service to community to meet conduct official By MEUSSA KORLAN 1th. theme Is definitely not a party Alligator Writer theme," Fe.rwe.da Sald. "We Oe trying to promote a them of comnity ser- By EJZA Ma emtany Mhinfloon regarilaglducas. h dard" whher adcwplln* Members of UPs fraternities and so- vicem." AllIgator WriterAliatrSottwill t i acelwy. see would ad co'nmi" rorities kicked off their annual Greek Fraternities and sororities ear points Ty Adans, the formerToday party chairman Week celebration Sunday with carnival pectally on Adu' case, for raising money, donating blood and facing possible expulson from UF, received a Adams, who had a buy belor tie fin' games, dunking booths and a battle-of- winning various other events. letter from Student Services the- bands competition. number Coaded Forthe second year in a row,proceeds Dean Jsan Scottlhursday I-c. mit S'Tuesday,is Hundreds of students converged on with conclusions from last Former Toaayged with vasel ad Flavet Field to hear Lambda Chi Alphas from events will benefit Habitat for Hu- manity, which raises money to build week's UF Student Conduct physical hbmssint Of enty, Controlled Substance, win the CoIdmmtt hearing, Adams competition. homes for those who can't agord them. party chairman Ty Today pWty mumuhen dur- The band will perform Sat- 'id. odms C chrge. me waund the urday during Greek Splash, a field day Last year's proceeds helped to build a and party that will conclude GreekWeek. home that a local family moved Into on However, Adams, who is Fe.1 T hdnoe Other events this week includeTalent January 20. charged with violating the of physical and ver- meat electIon. Th Night, tonight at University Auditorium, Greek Week also benefts the Civita Student Conduct Code, said dadaries stem from affid& an all-day Superdance and Creek Expo, Regional Blood Center, where member he won't rlea the details vita filed b r which gives non-members of the letter until after his members, Includ lg a chance to of fraternfitesand sororities donateblood ustestudentandfomWrTodWPtpreMidW- view the Greek System. throughout the spring semester In pulp nieedngwihScotttoday,when final decision aration for this weeks competition. will be made. Sal candidate Juan VitaL But Greek Week chairwoman Melissa Tbe chargescie fr Fe' Icdts othafls Ferwerda said there's more to theevents last spring, the Greek blood drive During the meeting, Scott will explain the meet the nights Of P& 9 at a 7-Eleven and than just fun and games. donated more than 2,5W pints of blood. Committee's fndingsand allow Adams to pres Feb. h at the Qrang and Brai. MONDAY. APRIL 2,1990. AIGAOR. 9

0 By Keith Herrel that to me." tisement after advertisement and wonder what S It usually takes ime for foreign students to exactly ARE these things saying? I become accustomed to American lingo. Some will "I saw the name of a grocery store in Georgia. ask their friends to explain the meanings of the It said Piggly Wiggly," said Enwoo Nam, a static strange temns. Others, such as Shanur Ali, a tics major from Korea. "I imagined that the piggly psychology major from England, feel uncomfort- was related to the animal - you know, the pig able asking for clarification. But the wiggly, I don't know about that. I thought "I was driving with my friend somewhere in this was a very interesting name." South Florida and asked direction. The person To some linguists, this language barrier could said,'Go acmss the circle.' I wondered what is this be quite interesting, but for many students these circle? I felt too embarrassed to ask my friend. I misunderstandings are nothing more than some- had no idea what it wa. thing to get pissed at. "I Imagined this huge sign, like a McDonald's Il England, when we get pissed it means to sign with a circle on it. Maybe It is some kind of get drunk,* Shanms said. "like if you ar talking eating place or landmark or something painted or about someone who was drunk last night, you say, a monument. So we were driving and I didn't see 'He was pissed out of his head.' And over here to any ccle." get pissed means to get mad or angry. Somebody finally explained to Shana that a OWhen I just came here it used to confuse me circlesIs a circular intersection connecting four because I didn't know if people were angry or madways. She already knew what one was, but in drunk. Because a couple of times a friend would England they call them mundabouts. come up to me and tell me I'm passed.'" Unfortunately, driving and American jargon do Dirk Richards, an animal science maior from notcombine well for many foreign students. When Jamaica, was not drunk or "pissed" when he listening to directions and descriptions, students encountered a ballpark in the classmom. like Yoko Fukuyama, a Spanish-language major "he professor returned the test questions to as he entered Fehml's apartment Fehml, from Japan, might derive the oddest Images fim us one day and one of the answers he put down What'sa UF up?engineering a friend ofstudent Femi fromYesilcay Turkey. said our slang. that he wanted a ballpark estimate. I didn't know was taken aback. Certainly there could not be any- 'We werm driving with my host parents and I (what it meant), butI heard someoneelse use this, thing odd on his calling. saw what might have been a cat. I told them them so I thought it meant most likely," Dirk said. "I had to think about that for a few seconds," is a dead animal there. They said it is 'road pizza,' Even outdoor excursions on the Santa Fe River Fehmi said. 1 said 'whaiW and he said it * Yoko said, crinkling her nose. aren't free of American slang. I looked up, It would have been dumb." Words. The tools of language. Americanscombine, contract, misspell and misuse them until they wreak havoc on unsuspecting foreign students. Sometimes, It's taken for %,g T granted that our foreign friends undet' stand the peculiar phrases and Idiom. of our slang. But actually, many thime, they walk away, shaking their heads 5,V and wondering, aWhat ARE then 'Amenicanized words? From first contact, greetings may confuse many forigners. For Khaled Sume,itwan'tthecontentofthegret- Ing that befuddled hima much n the pronunciation. 'llawaya,' they said to me, said Khaled, an electrical engineerIng student from Palestine. O heard strange things while I won In New York but 'lawayl' sWone of the wort. I nally A realized what it meant." Peter Wanyande, a political science stndentfromKlna, couldn'tfigure out the common greeting of "How m ya doa'r But after Ann* making sense of then saying he came acm another, more threatening phrase - rake cart. 6Wlen I would Anish a conversation with someone, Instead of sasirn 'goodbyev would sq'take ca'" he said, nubbha his bands nurvou*l together. "ISl don' undastmsi. 'The tsp Imnpresalon that I got was that I should be cardful when I go ciatidle. It's Ilk. a warning agaust people who are eul- side who can beat you up. I thought hem was lota of dangerous people almun." AVktho mrcnsdgsn Of could not understand at first 'fles they told We wae camping and caoelng, and they and fUrveils confused betag students, dhe slang ue l. road is the bread, and the aninel Is the (Amerca students) said It (B.S.) a lot both on of everyday cosvenastl preted an en mnm Than I undernso." and off the w r," Yoko @id. w1b said it once dia4Lgo. 149*S lit.soewn s s - r Tomokos biRtra, ajapaess business major, had when one of the boys made a mistake. I didn't ask kidt ases of cloting. The were prs of a ummdestandlng of a nmr. wdfoqunate and swrom Another Japase ialehed fber. 1ey algn1f forIieg bW ants ke flhaed, to sros aske, While taking her dridang test in sald that you use that when you hear a 1e, or Goasisr Tomok's driag bia r growled l something is chaed, or SommeC don't MR the niter~ u no sO dool'want to be in your ,baoe,,.sd .,t AM,g I di was Wonder it wod by waid. l'hee by te tird &an I 'ul pand a h a ltmu' she sid," "Now many omhs I will &W that Is B.S. or til lasmke. I q.? I amen bead R, Itihsut I ffamus! wt mt Doat outlae 'pail t am en d' mA 10 be lge in yaInod.t, gulI oae dlscdon d upbsanther.lIddn't Eoc also has had sme exprece with Mkb ewwht od., just made a deth'&plaur Ag found their wi l the RM i. kc, k ?wt tim" ff* daughter mid she had to poopo and Igstcfrjn d m sadFalln aetg.add Tomsk. Med the test alt ferS ga pegs, law, sitd asd or widS eat it dmselheetd that 7 w at 1 low ta s'aid ee l dIhdalahI slu hiedagib raamt agin asmetl I= . l thee. of somena ig sudens 10 l am but I d't have experaIsme wi th ess ir~orm "Ibidto ask ammaseo -sie drive -as road ig MletroS sign, tdMe ittdt. 10. AllIGATOR MONDAY. APRIl 2. Z990

Speaker says apartheid doomed Women's Month ends By MATTHEW G. MOORE rica These people enjoy the highest stan- Though the feminist movement has made some progress Alligator Writer 'The people in my area struggled dard of living in the world," Field in improving conditions for American women, several to get three meals a day," Field said. said. speakers who addressed audiences at a symposium Satur- Economic malaise eventually will "In an ordinary day, you would have Field said poor educational oppor- day said there is much more work to be done. destroy apartheid, saida native South people knocking on your door asking tunities ensure that blacks only be- "Issuesin Feministlheory."aday-longeventthatmarked Arican who spoke duringa forum i n for bread. I remember going to come eligible for jobs that require the end of Women's History Month, attracted about 100 Turlington Hall Thursday school and eating dry brown bread few skills. people to the Holiday Inn University Center. Women in "The system of apartheid has and milk. For some of those kids, it ne South African government European countries have better opportunities than those in burned itself out," said Brett Field, would be the only thing they would spends four times as much on white the United States, said UF law pmessor Nancy Dowd. who left South Africa when he was eat all day." students as it does on blacks, Field Governments in those countries provide for programs 16 and now attends Rollins College Field, who remains in the United sad. The system ensures that blacks such as child care services, while employesrespect women in Orlando. 'It just doesn't make States on scholarship, said it would drop out before getting high school more, granting them "workpower," Dowd said. moral sense It doesn't make eco- be hard for Americans to visualize diplomas or college degrees. Attorney Paula H. Statmer said women's wagescontinue nomic sense It doesn't make political the sub-human conditions under "Blacks cannot escape their miser- to be sense." which South African blacks live. able, hopeless living conditions," he poor. About 50 people attended the Blacks often build 0shanty"homes said. "Black and white women who graduate front college will forum, sponsored by the Student Co- out of corrugated iron to escape the South Africans have endurd loot- be paid less in the work force than a man with an eighth- alition Against Apartheid and Rac- harsh weather. Because they are il- ings and battles waged near their grade education," Stahmer said. ism, Project 99and the Gatorchapter legal, the government often sends homes. Field said one of his friends UF law professor Sharon Rush said women should be of the National Association for the bulldozers to tear them don, leav- once was shot in the ear. more vocal about the problems they face. Advancement of Colored People ing families homeless, Field said. "I also distinctly mecall when our "The public doesn't speak out," Rush said. "Their silence Field said economic growth and 1'he irony of these shanty towns whole school building was burned to says this is the American way. well-being cannot be obtained in an is that if you go 15 minutes away, the ground," Fields said. 'We had to -GOLDiE LANDSRONER oppressive society such as South At- you'll find the white neighborhoods, take classes outside."

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as kohlso ia For all those interested there wiN be a meeting MONDAY, APRIL 2 AT 5:00 PM at The Allhgator 1105 W. university Ave I?. AILGA hR. MONDAY, APIL 2, I99 liTe food was never enough," he said. "It of such rapes. from his experience, be said It was that, GRAPSKI often, the legal system is not fair. from page 8 was always meant to keep you hungry and Grapski refused to shower and was beaten wanting more." because he said he wouldn't back down. He "All I wanted to do was sleep the days not the guards or fellow inmates, cared Hunger was not the only pain Grapski said he had to bang on the glass walls to away," Grapaki said. "It was a waste of my about his strike. But he did it only for endured in jail. catch the guards' attention. life. I saw how the system, in most cases, himself, he said. Three and a half weeks into his term, two Grapski was thrown in solitary confine- serves no purpose. He couldn't stand feeling Institutional- inmates cornered Grapksi and beat him. He ment, called lock down" for four days - ized, he said. He didn't want to follow their supposedly for his own protection. But two Grapski. with a bloody eye and a story to suffered a concussion, a bloody eye, was hit trying to re- rules. days later, he was told one of the men who tell his grandchildren, now is in the jaw and said he may suffer from a gain a seat in Senate. He said he hopes to "It was the only way I could have kept my fractured cheekbone. beat him up was released on parole and the other received no punishment find the same support frm his peern they sanity in there," Grapski said. "I wasn't Grapski, who refused to shower regularly offered him while he was in jail. going to accept that I was in there. I had to as part of his rebellion, said the fight started During confinement, he refused both fight the system within myself. I wasn't able when an "old-timer" 280-pound inmate said, bread and water. He also refused to sign a "People, whether they were on the same to sit in there for absolutely no reason at "I'm gonna put you in the shower." Grapski form that would waive his right to prosecute side of political issues as me or not, were all.* said he didn't know what the Inmate had In the two men who beat him up. Afterward. great," Grapski said. tBut I don't know how The food in jail was almost inedible, any- mind. He said he didn't see any honosexu he was placed in a different jail cell. long they're gonna be happy when I stirt way. Grapski said. ality while in jail, but said he heard rumrt If there was one thing Grapsii learned opening my mouth soln In Senate."

BROWNE TUNA from page 3 from page 3 'I'm glad they're switching from pg 3 they choose a class," he said. lively connect issues with products may call for tuna, because now I can start ion they submit on financial aid Browne also is lobbying administra- similar boycotts. Gentry gave the Idaho potatoes eating tuna here again.' forms. ton and faculty members for "student boycott as an example. Those who favor abortion Because students cannot ean run" teacher evaluations. He said it's rights had threatened holding an Idaho potatoes -Kirsten Cipri mom than the amount they are important for students to be able to rate boycott if the state's governor had decided to Public Relations Senior awarded, the new minimum wage their teachers and have both the teach restrict abortions. will decrease their time commit- ers and the deans read the comments. 1The concern I see is whether we are setting tuna brands naturally being driven out of the ments. some kind of precedent we will be dealing with market- *College work-study students "Some teachers are going to fight us in the future," Gentry said. tooth and nail on this," Browne said "I support the effort, but think it's in thewrong can only earn what they're eligible "Some teachers think if they publish But committee member Unda Bobroff said form," Graves said. Irhe student out them can for, but the higher the wage, the books or get so much money in grants saving dolphins and supporting abortion were make the judgment whether they want to boycott less the amount of time they have that they're a good teacher.That's not incomparable because there Is adirectconnection tunaornot. IfMr. Milleronly sells two sandwiches to work for It," Holloway said. always true. 'Tat's just an excuse." between eating "unsafe"tunaand dolphin demise. per week, he will stop selling tuna." Students who already receive "I think this is a much morm clear-cut issue," Public relations senior Kirsten Cipri, who Browne, who is taking 12 credit $3.80 an hour or more will receive Bobroff said stopped eating tuna about a month ago, said a pay Increases only if their Individ- hours this semester, said he averages Committee member John Graves said advocat- price increase would be worth it if it meant saving 50 hours a week in SG and is learning ual departmentscan afford to giant ing the views of the protesters "opens the door to dolphins. them, Hollowq said. mor about campus just by talking to a non-winnable situation" because future gmups "rm glad they're switching tuna, because now people. 'The Division of Housing will will see it as a precedent. I can start eating tuna here again," Cipri said. "I grant some Increases by charging "I love the talking-to-people part of "All of a sudden, we become a keeper for know Pre missed eating tuna." residents more for not Residents my job," Browne said. "I never want to everyone," Graves said. Journalism senior Starla Powell said the price of family housing villages will pai feel isolated as president "I think we opened that can of worms when we Increase would not deter her from buying tuna. 6 percent more in the fall to cover "If I can do anything this year, I want said we would move to use biodegradable mate- Looking down at her halfeaten Gator burger, administrative costs that Include to destroy the thought that everyone rials,' said committee member Dave Carter. Powell said she missed eating tuna. pay Increases for members of the can't get involved or that it's govern- Graves said the choice to boycott tuna should Tina would still be reasonable compared to village' staffs who work at the ment for the few." be on an individual basis, resulting in "unsafe" what I paid for this burger." minimum wage.

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II l i -I ledo apts SWT ent healjar on bus1 373-FIND avail now 1 avail mid May $275 ,ciud water annual lease 373 0701 4 8 5 2 IT. SELL r. BUY Ir. FIND 2 BEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE TO UF AVAIL NOW $350/MO 370 5498 SALLY AMigatm ClIsededs alow products, services. job, etc to be listed in a "'dmcory" to vnake it eate, for readers to find your ad A simple form II I explains the step-by-step manner in which to pla an ad and will help Spacious 28A api 5 min bike o campus you d.Wrmkn the Poot Our ClassIfied Advertising staff will be happy Up I central air pool Indry available 5/7 811l advise, you. I 'Ii - 5 w'ih option To lease $320/mo 375 ?193 I iiI I I* . 4652 Alligator Classifleds may be placed In a number of ways: ,2 lock to UF 1241 SW 41M Av 421 2nd story security' Available immediately' you Mastercard or Visa. you can place your ad by s280omo neg Call Wil at 377 0789 4 6 I If hat availd 5 2 telephoning 373-FIND between 8 00 and 4 00 pm

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APRIL 2. 1990 SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HSE/APT SUBLEASE: HE/APT 5 ROOMMATES i ra r Hoe Apis s uiea se for Ium F O, Spacious Condo Summernet VIlage Subler IREb May & OcI RE summer C Spyglass api sued BRANDYWINE FURNI 2bdr/I ba option For ail l bdrflba prico nego lbk across fral Si4dr, )bdr I will 10 l nde 1 be Pet OK Pool I anrJrdy 4 I 2ba new Jbah tCrneshed washer/dryel acuzzi sauna *t room, huge poOl t/2 10 UF 336 8236 4 4 5 4 larpel subwi sterling May flex cai led 1 2 or 3 persons Leave mes Hook up P s wash cent hr cpo'( Sublet 10 m 10 LF $230/mo for own room 1/2 liv 1296 4 4 54 S2/0 mo 1 3S, Oufrb %ae 336 0211 4 5 4 4 Cable Au il 372 2857 Dennis 430 28 5 1 I 4 Summer sublet May ro Aug IS Late room 2ail Please Verriura Apis sublel tor summer WINDMEADOW Lrg Poor apr No de SPYGLASS APTS lease nds 930 Od Wood Villas 2bdtirll M N/S to share 2bdr/iba. $125/MOA 102 call Lanry or John at 335 523? 4 4 5 4 2bdrulal F ully Furnis'ed $350'mo great posit $37Smo Call 373 3558 or 377 lion to renew Ibdi2ba in quiet lo ne ony util , 1 m. front UF, Cell Todd 336 400 cond Call 336 1693 1 cave Message A 4105 OvenOig 4 L3 10 4 $500mo 336 8910 after 4 4 5 7 4 5 Lg 2bdr/2ba POO renn-s1racqeIbaii 4 2-5 courts rauna May June only $49io Live al Oakbrook Ihis sum mell Close qo Hawaiian Village sublet May tri Aug OAKBROOK WALK Lmblease '0' surv Pockwhood Villas M/ NfS rmmt(s) needed Cali/f message 335 5406 4 4 5 4 campus own bdrmhath fully turn A Call mor AvaI May 5 2pdr/ba fully Fur id1 be 310,mo greal condition for I bdr/ba in fully jrn .t for summer steal aI $ 2f mo.l2 ull Cal 378 1281 336 lI34lvmsg 4 6 5 4 for more info nished own wash/dry $390,mo Call OFord Manor 2Fdr/Iba avail in May ewes 4 5 4 Call Perry at 335 6230 Denise at 371 1399 of leave message $ai/lo For more ino call 338 14/6 2 5 5 4 x? 3 4 Well pay U $75 10 subli May Aug 15 4 6 7 4 SPYGLASS Sublease May August 2Rdrt2Oa turn $485 Gaborwood Close B RAND NEW 2bdri2ba oanhouse fur NEED ROOMMfE S Plm For 3bd'2ba in Spyglass Ap i Sublease lr sumrnr, uni- loUF CIll aniyl 377 9193 4 13 104 L akewood sumnmerv all op1 Washdry *OXFORO MANOR* m.Shed mu51 see pIease leave message July 31 ily furn 3bdrf3ba $228 33 me hookup turn Avail May I Call 3308105 Sublease for summer 3bdr 13ba town 336 6254 4 6 6 4 Only need I F rmot Please call 336 Lakewood ViLa Sublease May Aug Iv message 4-2 S 5 houssil Price neooluablel Please call 0248 4 6 1 4 Lrabd own ba woshdry altractiveand 335 3513 4 3 4 4 Have own bdr Ha at Oakbrook apt Move clean only S242/mo 335 5589 leave N/S F RmmtP needed for summer C Own now pay from May 1o Aug350/no(reg message DON T LIVE AL ONE lis summer Sublet 4 13 10 4 wahkerdryer.lireplace deck Gradue mgmii Sublel 2br/lba for summer 390) wash/dry micro Put turn 335 2885 bdrr/bsth, O Su C r Poldr in spacious ir nrhse Call Alira at 335-4086 4 2 5 5 close to HF 360mmoCall Joyce 376 7412 4 3 3 4 Oak Fores-: ',,rn or IFur $ '8 n c Sublet hru Aug Colon'al Manor ApI 6 4 4 S 4 mn walk 1ou or' SW b 'ba Furnshde Goa S3uil Iegi 'rmees Ire 11 & n I I I Oxford Manor Sammer C .Sum sublease Roommate wanted to share 3bde 335 2550 4 "ore ,nto 4 A 5 4 poor $245 mo Call Lee 318 3199 4 4 house 6 ml all of campus Wagher Sublease Sun Ray Apt 5 1 8 15 Ncs $245'mo Carl Elizabeth 375 0780 4 2 3 3 4 dryer and many refrms 61/&mO A 1/2 grounds quiet clean new Call evenings 4 Rep person vnks house 10 rei Mix, ulil 376-6827 4 3 5-5 of 378 419 Idr 2SlmA.urii 4 4 5 4 1 Grad sladent For 3bdr condo in $37S $4?5 prefer wiLhin 0 mn, or in Large lurr /bdr 2na ownhso In March 10 Dickpond Central heat ac SR24 A i/5 Li il rl V ii 3/ 5 v area F NS. post-bec seeks serious F student P EASE sublet 1or summer Spacicu 3 4 wood ,orPummer srubil $425/mO obo msog 4 4 5 4 washidry SubIlea e May July el a as roomrne for May . 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Moving pick up lronn & delce' your an donalions or Oi now dulomalCit i a lag. of 350 apts Adminleflallve &com- vsmIles * $2 50 Ir * *Iu.jIle I sfer ii bon, program s 0c M 4 1 C e 85 Yia ili X J/100 a fhrsI reIi longings to you nine aill 374 41 314 chines SpI 1 munity dav responsibilities Pan tine 1ypeser graphCas * supe IIe( k * IflIses montr -ree reresltmets free pirkig ,I I.Up I, oH, I Di ,.r u-' gretu ulruo1or 4488 4 3021 11 position For full time UF Student * papers a spec or chrd, icrs * ermp oy sill serving you since r9 I or X l Is CCA, J IiP 6194 1o or e'ais I sperienced $SOmo (uilR- rneni databases * iaImerge * ira r ing Cal or slop by Gaines vie plasma 2II $S500112-mos Plus ePT at * SUNBELT MOVING* Wor peeect specialSf Visa MC 1 30 SW 4th Ave 370 4431 Mon Fri 8 Sal ties not included) Deadline April 12 Proes ional MovtnPePaCking & Supplies Applications at Div. of Hous , corner of '18' iord l ie uns good blue 65 12 8 2 4 30 73 13 dier Lic;Irss Museum A SW 131h 91 4 11 11 13 Iia e rCIudedrl $700 bestti ofler can I itern ouse full LocA/Ln Picid for Students' Marty 375 for Mi a1 310 on189 leaved message 46 MOVE 4 fypingr Word Processing Oual TVdepernd Cashier enrgelic responsible person 1o 30 75 11 able service Reasorable rares I ase, full time position Apply Florida Book Research Sublects age 40 53 needed lor ofier 377 81 15 l11 9 npm 4 30 2 12 Spe 1614 W Univ Ave 4 2 5 13 a study of face perception * memory Must be born in US all Pa'd 378 5218 *FREE* Typing/Wordprocess,rg WodPerC1f 9 AUTOS Art Graphics Art Ed le 10 15 hr per 4 24 ,3 Pregnancy Test 5 1 quality work test results low fates week begun C term 5 blocks train IL a' 1906 Toyola Corolla 0TS nalchbacs a nosyriIe Womens dependable personal service Tra 33? lelering Job $3 75 ago or n siart Heply black Iwin cam 16 valves exuelrentI I) IIFAt It CFNIF A 1469 1 30 54 12 Ba 286 Gurlesvlle 3260? 4 3 5 1 _ Alenlion perfect lor studenis M F 5 30 duluor $5950 obo Must sell J.11 U5 ,?O NW /3rd Avenue 9 3oprm phone sales, hourly wages plus S396 4 3 5 0 3;/ 5055 I YPING Near Bufife Paza F as Ser Ba is is Looking [or alp slche help bonus Frendly atmosphere After fpm in person at 1719 W Univ ABORTION ITo 24 Wks) vice $1 25 doubr sphari Call 313 838, Please apply 378 3238 4 3 2 13 85 pW JET IA GLI good sporty rel able upstairs) 336 111 4 3 5 t3 FIF TH CONT AOL 9 30 12 IIanporlion1uns and looks grear gray GVni,, ology Services wbick Tni cill MARK ai 373 )81 4 4 *Word Procaslsng* Prolessioni Altnorn SIuLde'Is' Does your fralernity sorority Or organic 4 II II qUl'yY 5 9 at student prices Fast ruable seivico F ull and part lirr work Ivanable' LI ce' zation need $$$ ior your spring activilies? 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Although UFfreshman Bruce Haddad hashad Although the 7-2 team score was similar to third-ranked UF women's dual match court and down the line," Farley said. an excellent season overall, he had struggled at the 8-1 result in the teams' earlier match in with Texas at the Varsity Courts "I was a bit nervous all day I was No I singles entering Sunday's dual match Tampa, the victory was much tougher. Flaying The first shock was that the match nervous when I had the option. But I against South Florida at the Varsity Courts, without its top two players, USF won no more was not rained out - a light rain de- knew I was playing much better than compiling a 1-4 record. than four games in any set of its losses in the layed the start of play from 2pm until last summer and it would be a whole This time, however, he rallied from a 2-5 first meeting. Ibis time, only two of UPs singles about 5:15 p.m., and heavy rain ap- new situation." first-set deficit to beat Jose Campos 7-5, 6-2 at victories came easily. singles, leading the Ga- Freshman David Blair peared imminent for most of the day said she could not have been No I Farley lts to a 7-2 victory. crushed his opponent, Carl Then, when competition began, the better-prepared for the match. Wennerlind. 6-0, 6-2. expected battle between the second- UP improved to 12-6, while "I was very happy about coming back USF dropped to 8-9. The Gators ripped Duvenhage moved Blair, the and third highest ranked freshmen in and beating her the way I did," Farley the nation turned into a rout, as tips The baseline battle between team's former No. I player, said. "What helped a lot was practicing Haddad and Campos featured the Bulls 7-2 Sun- to No. 4 singles, a change he Andrea Farley cruised past rexas against Nicole Arendt. She's a lefty, a Susan Gilchrist 6-0. (1-2 several long rallies as the two day at the Varsity said he should have made serve-and-volleyer, and she's got the players ran each other from earlier in the season. And the ladyGators (19-2),whohad same game as Gilchrist It helped so side to side, but Haddad re Courts. "I did this with Warren struggled to defeat fifth-ranked Califor- much." bounded from a slow start to Brooks last year," Duvenh- nia in their previous match, won this Fittingly, the match ended when control the match. He broke Campos' age said. "I left him at No. 1 singles too long, one against the 11th-ranked lady twice in a row to win the first set. and he lost his confidence. I said I made a Longhorns (12-4) without losing a set Gilchrist was barely able to get her racket on a Farley passing shot. Over. Haddad said he never was concerned about mistake and I won't do it again, and I did it again. in four of their five singles victories It's not very smart coaching. liP earned a 5-1 victory when rain all, Gilchrist held her serve only twice losing to Campos. forced the cancellation of the doubles and never won more than two points "He was playing well, but doing nothing to wHe went out on the court and thought he was matches. on Farley's serve. overpower me," Haddad said. "I was making going to win, and because he thought he was going to win, he was going for his shots." Lady Gators coach Andy Brandi "I think Andrea Farley is a much mistakes early. Even if I didn't win the set, it wasn't going to bother me." gave Farley the option of playing No. better player than Susan Gilchrist, and In doubles, Haddad hurt his left knee in a 1 or No. 2 singles because No 2 player she proved it tonight," Brandi said. Nothing Campos tried in the second set collision with Blair, but continued playing. Al- Nicole Arendt had beaten Gilchrist be- The entire team, not just Farley, was worked. He hita couple of drop shots in the first though Haddad was limping after the end of the fore, but Farley chose the tougher impressive. Nicole Arendt won for the game, but Haddad responded by hitting winners. match, which the duo won 6-2, 6-1 over Chris match. 16th consecutive time, dispatching Then, when he ventured into the net, Haddad Marquez and Roy Weinberg, he said the injury She immediately took command Carla Cossa in straight sets at No. 2 passed him with perfectly placed shots. In the was not serious. against the net-charging Gilchrist, who singles, and Holly Danforth. Holly final game, Haddad hit the sideline with one In other action, Rick Holton, Jim Spencer and chose to attack Farley's strength, her Lloyd and jillian Alexander won their passing shot and the baseline and the sideline Doug Proudian won their matches, while Gary backhand. She had lost to Gilchrist in matches. Cathy Goodrich, subbing for with another. Finnegan lost a tough three-setter. Jim Spencer a tournament last year, but this time Amy Alcini at No. 6 singles, was the uI felt he played very well," UF coach Ian and Jeff Mager lost at No. I doubles and Warren she ripped one wnning backhand pass- only UF player to lose. Duvenhage said of Haddad "I told him before Brooks and Gary Finnegan were victorious. Gainesville sharks

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By GREG DOVEL Cater Bowl in Jacksonville. starting position just yet, especially since his But with Fox momentarily out of the AlIgator Staff Writer The 6-foot-3, 207-pound junior from Clin- primary competition for the job, Brian Fox, picture and Douglas permanently out - he ton, Miss. completed eightof 11 passesfor sat out Saturday's scrimmage with a will transfer to Houston this summer - Less than a week ago, UF football coach 149 yards and a touchdown as he led the sprained foot muscle. Morris easily outshone the remaining com- Steve Spurrier waS faced with a serious offense to a pair of touchdowns, one against "Who knows? Fox was hurt," Morris said. petition to front of an estimated crowd of dilemma, the first-team defense. "I still had a stupid 500 at the Gators' practice field. Spurrier, himself an All-American quar- Morris was 2-for-2 mistake (ashort lob to Smith completed 10 of 22 for 178 yards terback for the Gatorn in the late 1960s, had against the first uni Ernie Mills in the end to whittle a group of five quarterbacks to a including a 30-yard M orris was 8-for-l i zone that Monty Grow and an interception. Matthews was 7-for-13 for 97 yards and an Interception. more manageable number - one. scoring strike to se- during a scrimmage on intercepted). It might nior wide receiver be completely differ- With the quarterback picture clearing up Saturday, Kyle Morris did everything he Terence Barber. Saturday. ent Monday.* could to make that task a little easier. quickly, Spurrier said his squad is almost Kyle's probably After studying his where he want, it to be heading into the Morris, who started the first six games a ahead everybody else, Spurrer aid. "He quarterbackcor forthre weeks, Spurrer Orange and Blue game. year ago before his midseason suspensi on made aslot of fine plays. We're going to have announced a week ago that Momrs and Fox for gambling on college and pro football, a fine passing offense." would see more action than sophomores Lex "We're getting closer, even though you're leaped to the head of the pack at Saturdays Smith, Shane Matthews and Donald Doug- never completely satisfied," Spurrier said. controlled scrimmage, UPs last before this Morris, wary after a month of battling for las, a freshman All-SEC pick a year ago. heree were some excellent efforts out Saturdayfs Orange & Blue Gamne at the the starting nod, isn't ready to accept the there today." Gators Teams ready shine at for NCAA Florida hoops final DENVER - Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski just wants to play a basketball game and win a national championship. He Relays can't worry about Armageddon. "I don't look at us as the good guys and Aee Staiffalvs _p them as the bad guys," he said Sunday. "I Nagging Injuries weren't enough respect them -n a basketball team and as to prevent two UF track members people." from each winning an event Satur- Duke (29-8) plays Nevadanlas Vegas (34- day in the collegiate invitational di- 5) for the NCAA crown tonight at 9 p.m. in vision of the 47th annual Florida a game that will have considerably more to Relays at Percy Beard Track. do with mem-to-man defenses than the final Cindy Hegceg, who pulled a mus- confrontation between the forces of good cle In her back last Monday, re- and evil. cordeda personal-best javelin throw of 173 fret, 11 inches on her first attempt to win the division and qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Champi- onships, to be held May 30 In A ROUND SPORTS Durham. N.C. O wanted to get a good throw a Duke and UNLV carry impeccable ba. quickly a possible, said Herceg, ketball credentials. 'The Blue Devils are whose throw wa, more than eight playing in their third straight Final Four. feet better than her previous best. The Rebels hoe won at least 25 games the "lbt'swhy I w really happy, be- last eight seasons. Both are bidding for case then I didn't have to worry their first national title. about the mt." Herceg, a sophomore, said she Stainlod wins women's title plans to take most of this week off KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Sonia Henning to ret her back, scored 21 points and Katy Steding added UF long-jumper Dion Bentley, m- 18 by hitting a record six three-point shots covering frm a pulled hamstring, Sunday to lead Stanford to its first NCAA set a Relays record with a jump of worn's basketball championship with an 26 feet, 1/4 Inch, and also qualified 88-81 victory over the Auburn. for the NCAA. UP. Dorchelle Webster was Stanford (32-1), hit 11of26 three-pointers named the mat's outstanding le and overcame an 11point deficit and 11 trale performe. She w=a the 400. turnovers in the first half to win the title and send Auburn (287) to Its third straight hurdles in 57.80 and ranaleg meter defeat In a chanplonship game. on the victorious 4x400 relay tam. Javelin thznwer'lbm Pukstyswoll Auburn'. Carolyn Jone, scored a game- his event with a throw of 252-1. high 24 points and also made the all-tour 1 wanted to throw over 250 every naament teas. time this year," Pukilys said. "But I Musiair'S contract aot ronewed was kind of groggy.it was like DENVER- Brint Musbirgerscontract showing In molasses." with CBS Sports will not be renewed and his last appearance on the network will be The Tanpw-based Florida Clip at the NCAA men's basketball champion- pers dominated the meet, however, ship, the network announced Sunday. waning sasy of di. distance run- A CBS spokawo man woud notelaborate ofg events, The Clippers, founded on the reasons for the doeswa. by New York Yankees owner Musburger, who joined CBS In 19y5, Is Gae Mebra mer, ar made up scheduledto make Msfinal netwarkppe- ofhaermrcollqgumersand Olyn, asne lnfigM when he does the plq*play Minian Talir was a maew" dWs w. tg4x400 relay team Saturday at the Florid at the gaie, Aiba uiner Ala Mamn ca- CoaD~ejhatufaiednAIfna"etb. riessA Silbirprt. Relays.

. . I I I I I III W III I I I . I I I , A , I I . I . . . . " I , . I . I . . 41 lj\(.kI)R MONI\Y M' RHLl2 I' SPORTS UF leaning toward deal with Sunshine Network 2 85 ndilon homes in Flonda Such a deal "You hive to look 4t the whole pai ure." to add UF to its programming schedule. By MIKE DAME would end IF's three-year affiliation with said. "Obviously coverage to our fans "We have, in the past, expressed interest Alligator Staff Writer Foley SportsChannel Flonda, which is available in is important, money is important, the whole in the rights to the University of Florida and In recent years, UF has seen its in-state 800,000 homes in the state bid is important. You have to look at which havecontinued todo so nowthat theirrights recruiting edge in many sports reduced by package is the most complete " are becoming available," Almstead said. Both cable networks have placed offers Florida State's growing athletic success and on the table, and Jeremy Foley. UPs senior IF's contract with SportsChannel ends In many local cable systems, SportsChan- increased television exposure But things associate athletic director, said Friday it will this school year, and sources say it also has nel is a premium channel which requires an soon may change - at least on one front. be two weeksbefore a finaldecision ismade. offered a five-year deal extra fee. In Gainesville, SportsChannel is High-ranking UF sources say the Gators But Foley admitted that"exposure is the key Sunshine hascarried FSU sportingevents available to 40,000 homes, but only 11,000 are leaning toward signing a live-year pact element in the whole package, there's no the past two years, and network president pay the $2 90 monthly charge to access the w'th the Sunshine Network, which reaches doubt about it " Dave Almsfead said his company is eager channel. Seniors rule Ole Miss Senior Night wins two of three gym meet at O'Dome vs. Gators Alligstor SUNl Roprt By SHARON GINN Mississippi reliever Alligator Writer Dickie Dixon pitched 6 1/3 innings Sun- For years, Senior N ight has meant one last day afternoon, surrendering only time for graduating UT gymnasts to show one hit, to lead the Rebels to a 6.3 their stuff in front of a home crowd Southeastern Conference victory Friday night, no one Look that tradition over UF at Oxford, Mist. more literally than Any Beispiel and Karen The victory gives Ole Miss the Brennalt sees victory, as the Rebels de- the seniors packed a one-two punch in the feated the Gators 4-2 in the first all-around to help 15th-ranked UF pound half of a doubleheader Saturday. Michigan State 190.85 to 184.20 in front of UF won the second game 5-1. 3,013 fares in the O'Connell Center Ole Mis (13-14 overall, 4-5 in Beispiel, UF'shighest finsherat the South- the SEC) rocked Gators starter eastern Conference Championships last Mike Juhl for four runs in the first weekend, won the meet with a career-high inning to take a lead it never lost. 38.30 - the top score for a UF gymnast this UF came back in the top of the season second with a pair of solo home At the SECs, Beispiel placed lIth in the runs by Jim Bell and MikeMoberg all-around, setting a then-career-best mark of to draw to 4-2, and Bill Minnis 37.55. It's no accident, she said, that she beat scored from third base on a passed that mark Friday by almost a point. ball to make the score 4-3 at the 'his happened to me four years ago when end of three innings I was a semor in high school,' Beispiel said, The Gators (16-15, 3-3) chased "and I realized the last few high school meets Rebels starter Michael Cosman, I was ever going to be in (were coming up). but they could come no closer. "And now, it's the end of my career and I With the victory, Dixon im- am just working real hard so everything can proved to 3-1. Juhl dropped to 0-3. be right at the right time. And everything Saturday, pitcher Todd McCray seemed to fall into place today." worked the Gator out of a fourth- Although she hadn't finished in the top inning jam and held the Rebels three in anything yet this season, Beispiel scoreless for the final three innings added two firsts and a second to her all- to give UF its lone victory. around win. She took top honors on the E ANN STOOMON - AttiOATOR McCray entered the game with uneven bars with a 9,65, and then tied for first Gato gymnast Pam THus performs In the floor routine during Friday night's meet at the O'Connell Ceonter. two runners on base and two out on the beam with Brennalt, scoring a 9.70 and the score tied at 1. He gain up Beispiel also scored a 9.60 on the floor a single, to load the base., but exercise, tying with teammates Christina Mc- At regionals, UF will need to place first or "Ifi we hadn't been home it would have been struck out an Ole Miss batter to Donald and Melissa Kutcher for second score a high team total to qualify for the different," Weaver said. "But afterthe tension end the inning. place. NCAA Champion- and the atmosphere The Gators staked a 3-1 lead Brennalt tied her season-best all-around ships, to be held April of the SEC., every- when reliever Richard Hines gave total of 38.15 to take second overall. Although 20-21. "Ithink everyone had sort thing went like clock- up run-scoring walks to Mario she posted career-high scores on beam and If UF doesn't qual- of a relaxed mindset going work," Iinares and Joe Rum In the sixth. bars, she thought she could have done better. Ify. it will be the first And McDonald In the seventh, Moberg scored on "I had a chance to break my career-high time in the 11 seasons into the meet -just to go said she thought the an RBI single by Herbert Pery, (all-around) until I missed the first pass in Ernestine Weaverhas meet was just what and Perry came around on a throw- my floor routine," Brennalt said. "You put a coached the Gatos through and actually enjoy the team needed. ing error by Rebels catcher Brian lot of pressure on yourself in your last year 'After the meet at Silvia. to break it for once.' those records. In anticipation of the SECs, where ev- In Game One, Ole Mib broke But it wasn't the last chance in front of a next week's meet, - Christina McDonald eryone was alittle bit open a 2.2 game in the eighth in- home crowd for Brennalt. who tied with UF Weaver said her gym- UF gymnast jittery, it was good," ning with a pair of mn. from Lee junior PamTitus to win thevault event Friday nasts used the dual McDonald said. "I Hodge and Rob Boyd, who were night with a 9.60. She and the rest of the meet against Michi- think everyone had tripled hom by designated hitter Gators will compete at home next week at gan State to relieve sort of a relaxed mindset going into the meet tarry Cannon. their most important meet of the season - the tension after their fifth-place finish at the -just to go through and actually enjoy it for The Gators return to action the NCAA Southeast Regional. SEC., once. and that's what we did." Tuesday with a game against VskdiSc State College.