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The Independent Atlantic Sun ~~ • (m(.~ BULK RATE (.;;;us , N£WS U.S. POSTAGE a."-Il~_ I~ Of'l"IO"~ be "first come, PAlO 1~ co.«i I'l!tSO'oAU BOCA RATON, FL r-tiIt;.........., IJ \.1'011 ~ See Our View page 6 PERMIT NO. 1712 THE INDEPENDENT ATLANTIC SUN By DAVID E. KlDD s.ur N~ Editor 'V1dlou1 Ihe benefil of a classroom auoosphere, 5nldenlS in kiIdqarden lhroug1llhe eigth III11dc have been sininS in small groups ill \u'ge, open gymnasium. II\SlelId of chanSinS classrooms al lhr: adof each period, teachers switch groups so tbc YOllIII« sludenlS "'* act confused moving from group 10 group in • larae building "'ofpcople. SIl:b has been !he situltioo since lag We1neIday when Ad· IIIIIiIilanIors ofFJorida AUantic University reopc:oed the doors oflbe FAU Henderson laboralOry school. Only mil tirnt. the doors 10 ..-..- were really !he doors of!he FAU teaehin& Gymnasium. 1JIiveni£y AdmlniSlJlllOtS closed the Hendenon ScbooI on Friday, $iIfIedJer I doe 10 compIaillls from parents about possible danger ..die ~ being removed rrom classroom ceihncs University Administralors closed the lleaderson School on Friday, Septemher I due \n complaints from parents aboul possible danger from the asbestos being removed from the classroom ceilings. AD of tbe asbestos has since been removed from tbe ceilings and University Ad­ ministrators are waiting for air-quality test results before letting students return to the classroom. The Henderwn ~I\e was supposed to reopen on Wedrw:sday, $epltmber 6 Howcver Ihe asbestos removal took longer than e,· peaed. and Umve~ny Administnl.lion decided 10 keep the school c!ll!\­ ed lIDIiI the end of the week. Although \be Hcllllerson building was closed, classes resumed in tIltFAU gymna~lum IllSl wednesday. "The FAU Gym IS now pro­ bIIIly the wgest OflC·room schoolhouse in lhe ....orld,·· $aId Hendcr~ .. Principk Barbara Blltner, Henderson's Hornt and School Association rod ....'uh School Ad­ -.strIlOrs on Sqxc:mber 8 w dicuss !he SIJUalion. AlI of the: asbcslos has SInce been remo' ed from classroom ceil­ ••UnlveBll)' AdnunistnIIorS are 3....~ lir-quallly lestS results bciIre Ietun& studmb mum 10 !he c!as:sroom, Scmc FAU studenlS ha,'~ voiced concern Utal the Henderson ~ ..illlOOlKlpOhu the: amounl of time ....ilable for students __me Gym, "We're not keeping anyone: from USIng the f.cil.IM:S. u.iYauy classes dort·( stan llIlul 4 pm. and our S1udenlS get OUI ~ then," Binner said • t Director of Physical Plant dies Five Finalists for FAU ... IRUCE GO'I'I'BSMAN .....,~ of old ones, AcatrdiDI KI c...- ...... Jtecradoft. ODCoftbe ~ be ..wortiAc 08 President named today the PAU . ',..w courts IIpfllPAU wen 1I1IIIf-mul.08 A»plI -Prior tI) ..:savke II' FAU. Ouifrn wu By DAVID E. K1DD finalists in the search for !he DeAt Il:WII-...slbllBdMnlGuiffre.of~ aqJIoyed" Florida IJlIenWioQII UDivenicy. He SuD Nrws Edh(K President of Florida Atlanll~ 01 PItyIbI PIIDt. died of a maai worbd dlm from 1976 10 1980. The Board of Regents University. ....beell lqlloyteofFAU IilIce Ouiffi'a worked II sevenJ COlIICnlC:tioIIIDd drat· Presidenlial Selection CIlrnminee 1be FAU Se.rch comnllllCC 4&, J :0. dim.1orofUD1ver- dDI companies from 1971 w.I976, AI tbal time. will meet willt FAU's local and the: BOR oommillec will ::ih naidcld in 80cII RIIotI. be .... btred by tbe State Uruvenlty SyMD. PTcsidatlial seareh eomminee in make separate and independanl . • AcccmHn& 10 PIIyJical PIIDl, 0uIffrc _ yet 10 in me Board ofResenlS room on recornrna'idalions w the Board of ...... o.uh... 'AU .leonIWC" be~ "Weba1leDOplllltoloatrorareplliDo- the: lItird floor or the: Admin RegenlS arler Ihe inter> iew .'...... Hc~c:oa- ...... _1 .. building arid ....ill Innounce five ..... DeW buiJdlap ud for die .... III -. see PRFS page 3 ~.2. ~ I'I «D1 AtIaDIic Su•.5epltnIbt, 11,]989 9 NEWS ; TKt: b«__d r...lernll~ C{)\1lrDetei.1 Campu, from 5;lO. In ...ff\l H' dump pkddn&- (Col, 6:45 tn Room 128 lege fun Sef\'K-e) The Tau Klpp3 --FROM THE NEWSDESK-- Inleoile>o Warbbop-tO be heM.; Ep5110n fratemM) llfden:d ,IS mnnbe' 5ehedule, FOf rnfornllUion on lhe lhe FAU Celller Audi,orium Tic-Let ~.al at the Commercial Campus 01, chaple:rs 10 lo"r2p !llc,r pledging pro­ schedule call lhe Tn-Rail offICeS il offICe 1401/ 367.j758 "1ft ~m 10 be hcJfIond ror Seplember 13 from 5:30 to 64~ grmt) !hil; fall. hoplng 10 MOP Iw.. 1·800-TRI-RAll (874-72~5) Of. In kin"" Ar1 Gadltry 10 bold IsnIrfi her ......Iribul"'-Io .-AU llbrary­ Room 128 ing. TKE ..~ ,he 1«OOll nall(lIII.l BfO\\aro Coullly. 728-8445. Am uhlbil"",- FAL'\ Rln~r An 1o a ce"'mony ~ for Seplemller 19. TImI' \1. mnl W«blIop­ fn'emlly ,n a "'ftL '0 do >0 Presidndial (an(lidal~ iar_ Gallery ",II P~III an nhlblllon on tile S E. Wimberly libn') ..ill 10 be held 31 ,lie Davoe Carnpu<o • TKE follo""ng Zeta 8eu Tau', tloa a'.i.....-F,1c:s ha,e been lhe brnh of IMXh In ~n1"kd "The dedICate tile Molly S. Fnlliberg Seplember 14 In Bu'ld'oll 9. R.. lead. i!; folk,."'nga 1988 N:IIu:W lit<­ c:sIabh'>hed for ~~ all of the can­ Legacy of Reulel: The 1'l1Ioeh An, JIId&ira C(~lecIlOIIS Mrs Fntilberg's 201 leffralem,t)' COUllCil (NIC) proposal ddale. for tile poslllOO of Presideru and C",fu; MO\emem.·· NO\~mber C(lnInbulKl'b have ll"en tile FAU BOR 10 __ n,'~ finali<U It IIw fra,~ lind new ""aYs 10 recrull ofFAU. The lilaare 1I-ailab1e III the 9 through De=nbn 16 For .sel,. libra') lhe loCOOnd largo! rolleclioa -m ror PnsidnoI- Af,~r .. member;. follov.,njl.locaIionI. lIonal ,n(ormation call (4071 of Jud»c bo<>b In the >We of d....lIng on<ampUs llllel'llC'\O' Ilblal of a pled,e peflOO. nc:" II tile AdrrulllSiranOrl Bu,ldln~. 367·2660. 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