Of f1i v iito litii Ii 'ii lit UF faculty plans exchange with university in Uganda. .8 filaut Hogan a three-point VOLUME 84, NUMBER 52 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1990 hero. 16 Chiles walks over Martinez Chestnut, Flagg, Kirkpatrick, Stearns, Wheat take local seats Martmet. lopsided rareIf all By JOHN F. GERRY Illv lenloiol' biggest VI( Ion Tiighi and DONYA CURRIE 'Hie unofficial rtsulls slow IIl cal hat k to similar haive bell their light 1it replace reeling Alligator Staff Writers Democrats rode (hile.' successes throughout the ounly late Rep Sid Marin the House Do, Int 23 rac(e l'ortrner (aiinsville Mio or Florida Democraisand pro-choice sup- State legislative Incumbents David Commniismoner Cynthia Chestnut, porters were the big winners in With Flagg and George Kirkpatntrrk isily out- Il3 percent of lie (ounty vote, beat out Tuesday's election as former U S. Sen distanced their Republican challengers area reallor Siclar laon, who took 1 lawon Chiles cruised past incumbent In the slate House of Representatives Ihough he paokei Gov Bob Martinez to become the stale's percent of the vote District 24 race, Flagg received 64 per- up somie 41st governor. ground in lutnm, Counly, cent of the vote to 36 percent for Ca'nes- hlon lost h third run at the legislative In a surprisingly easy win, Chiles at I ldle physician Bob Casey Kirkpatrick, a n Wednesday had taken 56 percent of with 65 percent if the county vote, ran see Results, Page 5 the vote statewide to it percent for by local realtor Ben Campen 'ii the mot Lawton: The people are winners By ANNE44ARIE PANKOWSKI Alligator Writer ORIANDO - Several hundred peo- ple filled the Grand Ballroom at Marriot's Orlando World Center, chant- ing "We want lawion," as they waited [or Florida's new governor to appear Green and pink confetti string blew over the cheering crowd filled with Chiles' friends, campaign workers and supporters. Chiles finally emerged wear- ing a blue suit and red tie, un- characteristic attire for the former U S senator who had spent much of his 1am- patgn wearing plaid shirts. As the American flag was raised, the families of Chiles and his running mate, Governor-elect L.awton Chiles shakes hands with supporter Jim Crows asth former U S Democratic candidate walks four blocks to his Tallahassee voting precinct. Rep. Buddy MacKay, came out, but the main star Governor admits defeat was a speech less Chiles. Promises to exit gracefully, assist transition "I think I'm Many supporters, Including U S Sen going to say By MIKE BRUSCEUL Connie Mack, cheered and applauded something Writer Alligator Staff Martinez, who promised Floridians he her,rhe id. TAMPA - While waving sig m, in sup- would exit office gracefully Chiles said port of Gov Bob Martinez Fues day after- ' We indicated we were prepared to he had just1R noon, Chipper Hannming savy make a very smooth transt heard from Gov. Bob Martinez, who what the Republican candi- lion to make sure the people called to say he'd help with the transi- date would learn later that of Florida have a continuous lion night about his re-election government," said Martinez "We want to ask the other Republi- campaign as he stood on stage with his cans to come join us," Chiles said "A lot of people gave rme family and running mate, Al- Although hiscampaign isover, Chiles thumbs down today," said lison DeFoor. a former Mon- said his work has just begun Hanning, who unloads roe County Sheriff. "This fella and I have made a hell of trucks for an area resau- Martinez didn't elaborate a lot of promises," he said "Teonly rant on his defeat, but praised his way we can do it is if you still help. After conceding defeat to ad ministration's educa- "(Problems) are solved when you and Democratic challenger tional, environmental and I roll up our sleeves I think that's what IAwion Chiles shortly after Martinez law enforcement policies we have done together We've decided 9 p.m., the former Tampa "When its all said and we were going to do something about mayor thanked several hundred support- done, I think history will show we ran a ers during a brief address at Ihe Hyatt see Chiles, page 9 Regency Tampa see Martinez, page 5 Vr 2. AMJGATORVwEDl)AY, NOVEMIBER 7. tC9a WHAT'S HAPPENING

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By GREGG 00YEL The expansion project was born i Otto- expensive project won't tike away nmE y Brown aind Rootl Builing ( , a t I'e from UF's education Alligator Staff Writer her 1985, when then-UF Athletic Direclor budget lersburg-based -irm, likely will begin ton Bill Carr and the UAA approved funding for "In other nstitutions, quite a bit of gen siniction within ihree weeks, loley N1( By the end ofthemonth, construction that a study examining the possibility of enclos- eral- revenue money supports atlletics," August 1991 is the target dae tor h will turn Florida Field into the eighth largest ing the north end zone Lombardi said 'We're lucky (the IIAA has) project's ( hmiplei(m on-campus stadium in the nation will be B T Securities Corporation, a New York- developed their own fund-raising " UF itas ranked among hr iop 15 1 hrlr,]s underway, a UF athletic official said, based firm, will finance the $17 m illion Foley said the added seats will generate m attendance every year sitke 1982. wilh 'the addition of 10.000 seats, including project, UF Senior Associate Athletic Direc an extra $3 7 million at the box office each sellouts of ie 02.000 N asonI tic kelsath o sky boxes, will enclose the horseshoe- tor Jeremy Foley said. season, money that will help pay offthe loan those years shaped stadium and raise seating capacity UAA has 30 years to pay back the money. The renovation of the north end zone will Saturday night's LTAubuin matchi', from 72,000 to 82.000. Regents' records show. close the service road north of the stadium which drew a Florida Field record of 71,9 The Florida Board of Regents removed Foley said private funding of athletic-re- and eliminate a portion ofFleming Field, the spectators. easily would have filled an :ddi- the five-year project's final hurdle Friday lated UF projects is nothing new. nearby intramural field used for soccer and tional 10,000 sets, Polev said when it gave University Athletic Association "'The Athletic Association doesn't receive volleyball and some game-day parking Already. 4,200 of [he planned seals have the OK to release $17 3 million in bonds to any money from the state and hasn't since Foley said the UAA will add lights to been sold during the last year, and the rest finance the project The Board is the 13. 1982." Foley said. "Definitely it's a plus that Magure Field, at the corner of Radio Road should be snapped up quickly., Iolcy said member panel that sets policy for the state's we have the fan support for such projects." and Bledsoe Drive. to replace the partial loss 'We wouldn't be doing this if we dtdn nine public universities. UF President John Lombardi said the of Fleming Field think those tickets would sell," he s.11d Senate moves meeting 7M to accommodate events

By JACK REJIMM Senators will hear two bills, sponsored by Alligator Wrter the Judiciary Committee, for the first time tonight. Student senators may have spent Tuesday The first bill affects the recent summer- night listening to a former Israeli prime replacement bill, which forcessenators who minister speak, watchinga popular rapartist leave UF for the summer to permanently perform or awaiting state election results, give up their Senate seats. but one thing is certain - they weren't at It was passed two weeks ago on the the weekly Student Senate meeting condition that certain student exemptions That's because this week's meeting was be specified at a later date by the Judiciary moved to 7:30 tonight in Reitz Union Room Committee in the Senate rules and proce- 349. dures. Senate President Those exemptions will Adam Tanenbaum mid be discussed tonight. the meeting was moved U FS Stu d ent Body The summer replace- because a lot of other Constituti allows ment bill spent mor than events were going on 0 n four months jumping Tuesday night senators t meet from the Judiciary Cor- While Yitzhak Rabin, mittee back to the Senate Israel's former prime whatever d fly they floor and barely escaped minister, spokeabout the want as lo n g they death when it was passed ,, I Persian Gulf crisis at 8 at the Oct 18 meeting. p.m.in theUniversityAu- III "Everyone has their don't canc the I It r I ditorium, rapper M.C. own ideas of which ex. Hammer performed in weekly m ceptions should be AI the O'Connell Center. made," Tanenbaum said. "There's nothing in the constitution say- 'Following the tradition of Senate, I expect x\ ing we have to have the meeting on a some debate." Tuesday or a Wednesday," Tanenbaum ') CRc said. "And this way, everyone has a chance The other bill, which changes the struc- 40Jk to participate in the events.' ture of the Board of College Councils' Ex- UF's Student Body Constitution allows ecutive Committee, is a minor amendment A1 k44S1 said. senators to meet whatever day they wait as and should pass easily. Tanenbaum long they don't cancel the weeklymeeting, he said. The BOCC is the umbrella organization EaFter ui But, if senators reschedule the meeting responsible for organizing and coordinating U FjouLanealism senior Ricks WellIs take s this turn at the sl edgehamnme r after for another day, they must keep the same the activities and funding requests of all of donating to the Red Cross Disaster Smash '90 on Friday. time, Tanenbaum mid. UF's college organizations Day for UF disabled students Infirmary offering to show campus limitations vaccination for flu By DEiE CENZIPER ABLE worked with Student Gov- Aworkshop on federal disability of communications for the Amen- ernment and UF Student Services acts, sponsored by Physically un. By EUZABETH CLARKE Alligator Staff Writer can Lung Association of Florida. to arrange activities designed to Limited University Students, and Alligator Writer show faculty, students and admin- a speech by Stewart Oneglia, Chief "If they do get the flu. their Students wandering the It makes their eyeballs throb lungs can close down, and they istrators first-hand what it's like to of Coordination and Review sec grounds of the UF LAw School and their lungs as heavy as bowl can stop breathing." she aid today may see the uncommon have a mobility Impairment Activ- tion, Civil Rights Division at the ing balls. Moving their sweaty ties of justice, also sight of people In blindfolds and will be held today at the Law U.S. Department body from the couch to the bed Complications from the flu wheelchair, playing goll. School from 9:30 until 2. art planned. becomesa majoraccomplishment. killed puppeteer Jim Henson ear- ABLE founder and chairwoman Student ServicesAssistant Dean lierthisyearandwithouta flu shot, The activities a part of a first. And they spend entire class pe- Amy Lswndes said making adwin- Ken Osfield said the Law School those with lung disease or other ever Disabled Awareness Day, sniffing and blowing their istratorspay more attention to stu- has the highest concentration of riods risks also could face serious ill- sponsored by a Law School group, noses and popping Sucrets- AchievingaBarriteFree Legal Ed- dents with disabilities, Is the goal mobility-impaired students at UF. nes or death during the flu sea- ucation (ABLE). ABLE was of today's activitIes. Administrators have tried to make Most students cover after a son, said Infirmary director Boyd formed last year to protest lack of "We thought this wes a good the buildings mostly wheelchair- few days of misery, but the flu can Kellett. accessibility In the law School for way to publicize the things we accessible, but there's still work to be deadly for those with lung prob see Flu, page 7 people with limited mobility. need fixed." Lowndes said. be done. Osfield said. lems, said Roberta Reid, director I AIJ4GATOR. WI JNIsAY. NO VPFIF 7.i, ELSEWHERE

Department fires accused diplomat

%%ASHINGTI N (t - Secretary of State James But the State Department rise(l the Infle known [aker fired Felix Bloh. a high-ranking diplomat national-security provison, and Baker, im signing the suspected of illegal contacts with Soviet espionage order, found Bloch's removal necessary aid advis agents, on Monday able in the interest of national security because of Il1 It marked the first time the i 5 government has deliberate false statements to the FBI in the course used natural sectiny reasons as grounds for remov- of a national security investigation " ng a State Department employee The dismissal order also cited his "behavior. aoli- Baker's ruling, based on a hearing and a review by ties and associations," but those allegations were not a high-ranking appeals board, means Bloch's admin. made specific in the final order istrative remedies are now exhausted, and he must Bloch has been suspended from his job since the Irn to ihe courts for any possible reversal investigation began last year, but he remained on the But Bloch. who had been deputy chief of mission payroll until earlier this year when the national su- at the U S Embassy in Vienna, has refused to testify rily charges were raised formally about his contacts with Soviet agents If he His dismissal and salary termination became effe - were to take an appeal to the courts, he would have uve at the close of business Monday His pension, to open himself to examination under oath by govern- which would eventually be more than S50.000 a year, merit prosecutors is not directly affected by the dismissal No formal charges have ever been raised against While he was suspended and tinder investigation. Bloch, but widespread leaks from U S government he was followed by FBI teams and, occasionally, investigators said lie had been in contact with a Soviet television camera crews Periodically, without ex- agent in Paris and in Vienna and he had been photo- changing any words with them, he would lead them graphed handing over abnefcase to the Sovietcitlzen. on "death marches," rapid-paced hikes that would be According to the leaks, IBloch was taped telling his as long as 22 miles wife he had received money from Soviets, but the The State Department and the Fill have never surreptitious tape recording would not have been revealed what information Bloch is accused of turning admissible in any American court over to the Soviets, but as a high-ranking offitl in Bloch, as a member of the Foreign Service, was the Vienna Embassy, he would have had acr ess to the prnected from disrmIssal from his "0t)a-year job highest levels of top-secret documents. including unider normal corlitomns arms-control negotiating-position papers

Miami school bus drivers honor boycott

MIAMI (UPI) - School bus schedules were thrown from work, to keep their children out of school and into disarray Tuesday when drivers honored an elec- to vote. They also asked voters to write in freer's tion day boycott (ailed by black religious leaders in name on the ballot asa school board candidate Blacks protest of the Dlade County School Board's choice of were said to be turning out at the polls in record a superintendent numbers Officials said at least 70 percent of the county's 300 'Miami is the Selma. Ala,, of the 90s and the South bus dnvers did not report for work, forcing adminis. Africa of the United States," said Rev Richard Drn, trators to assign prioniy to younger children and to a boycott organizer. "This is an issue of racism and make many high school students find their own way the ime has come to face it, to school Organizers dismissed concerns that keeping stu "We kind of knew this was going to happen, we dents out of school could send them the wrong didn't realize it was going to be this significant," said message about their education They said the kids school transportation chief Bill Stiernan "We had were getting a valuable civics lesson estimated that 50 or 60 percent of the divers would At a noon rally attended by more than 1,000 people not show up, not the 70 percent that happened this outside the school administration building, all stu- morning." dents were told to come up to the front of the podium Several students and teachers also adhered to the Four caskets were placed on the podium to repre- boycott that was staged because the school board sent the deaths of civil rights, human rights, equality passed over Tee S. Greer, a black man with more than and justice. Speakers said it was time to bring them 30 years experience in the school system, i n replacing back from the dead. former school superintendent Paul Bell, who died of More than 1,700 students, or 70 percent of the a heart attack last month. student body, stayed away from predominantly black As Bell's successor, the board chose Octavio Edison High School. Visiedo, a Cuban who has been in the department Atpredominantly black Edison Elementary School, about seven years. about 60 percent of the 927 students showed up and In protest, black leaders asked people to stay home 15 of the 75 teachers stayed home. officials said Democrat arrested after campaign sign scuffle

TALlAHASSEE (UPI) - The head of the Leon member running for re-election. County Democratic Party was arrested Tuesday and Political operatives have reported an escalating charged with battery following a scuffle with two sign war in Tallahassee. Republican volunteers he reportedly accused of steal- 'There hasn't been thatkind ofactivity for the local ing campaign yard signs. races,"saidDeborah Lee, 21,anotherGOPvolunteer. Jon Ausman, 37, allegedly pushed Mark Mandt, 21, "But the other races, because they are so close, have to the ground at a polling site in Tallahassee and then been particularly bloody knocked dow another volunteer, Michael Cunnin, "I would like to see that it doesn't happen again,' 20, who had come to his colleague's aid, said Dick she said. "And I would like a public apology'" Simpson, spokesman for the Leon County Sheriffs Chiles signswere defaced with the word "burnout." KENE Department Both GOP volunteers were college stu- spray painted in red, while other yard signs were dents. marked with an international "no"symbol, a red circle Cunnin suffered a large gash over his eye and was with a slash through it. taken to the hospital for stitches, Simpson said. Earlier. Republicans posted signs along a major Ausman was released on his own recognizance road buying, "Buddy, you're still a liberal," referring I heaisntbpnmih Austian also is campaign manager for Democratic to Chiles running mate Kenneth "Buddy" MacKay, congressional candidate Pete Peterson. Ausnman's who narrowly lost a 1988 Senate race after being itllyt h wife, Donna Harper, is a Leon County School Board tagged a liberal by Republican Connie Mack.

F IF vazwifar imYSWi F SICK OF II ALLl? Find a new: job, home, dog, car, roommate . in the declassified. so, MARTINEZ RESULTS ike Kirkpairick, Flagg won H from page 1 from page 1 an flimost 2 to I margin good administration," Bu he said seal. tuesday right, the incumbuie Surrounded by three big-screen televi- In [he County Commission said he wasn't surprised by Ii sions showing network anchors project- District 2 race, Democratic in- Iarg.- vittory ing Chiles as much as 12 percent ahead cumbent Penny Wheat camed of Martinez in the vote tallies, I lagg also said he expX(s a campaign her environmental supporters braced themselves cause to awin tmitdher legi slaiyVe se's i nw1Ih for defeat over former early in the evening Commissioner Perry Chiles' help McGriff Wheal took 56 percent "lis is goig to "I'm a little apprehensive." said Board of the vote bring aboot of Regents member Carolyn Roberts at some unity of purpose," he said The Republican's about 7 30 p m Roberts, who was ap- only bright "Florida's at a (rossroads and I spot was incumbent pointed by Martinez to the state U S. Con- think t heh1ghiijust t urued green " gressman Cliff universities' governing board, said she Stearns With 51 percent of the Joining veterans Flagg and voted for Martinez that morning. county vote, Steams skidded past Democrat Kirkpatrick in the legislature is Roberts' colleague, Regent Chestnut, the newcomer who Alec Art Johnson for the House of Courtelis, mourned Martinez'sloss,citing based her campaign on better Representatives District 6 seat. the governor's support during last education funding But the most talked-about race month's budget cuts Chestnut Tuesday was the one for the said luesday night Courtelis said he didn't know how a that she must "do governor's mansion And Chiles, a lot of home Chiles administration would affect work" to become an A-sludent educa- a UF alumnus and former UF in tion. the legislature soon DONALD LEVAN Po litica science instructor, Cynthia Chestnut, 'We haven't tried him yet," Courtelis will be Moving in Alachua winner of the House District 23 seat, talks 'I want to go to Tallahasse said "It's hard It's early We just don't County mirrored the statewide to supporters while waiting for election results Tuesday night. and work to bring home the rev like to lose " results, giving Chiles 68 percent stance hurt the one-time Demo- dustpan for helping "sweep" the enue for Alachua County." she Neither did Martinez's campaign man- of its voter support A total of crat. area races said, with a victory cigar in hand ager J.M. Mac Stipanovich, who said the 50,384 county residents voted "Bob Martinez has been the Following a race that was over- "For the University of Florida, I governor probably would not return to Tuesday, want to maintain what we have a 64 percent turnout. nation's most prominent anti- shadowed by negative campaign- politics after leaving office in January and Both Chiles and Martinez ran choice governor and today he ing and mudslinging, a emotional try to increase the funding" "He liked serving," Slipanovich said. a pro-environment, tough-on- paid the price at the polls," she Campen spoke to about 70 sup While Democrats such as 'The people have retired him tonight. I crime campaigns, But the abor- smid. porters at his campaign head Chestnut were celebrating, local believe the governor is through with pol- tion issue divided the candidates Dawn Koren, president UPs quarters Republicans were counting their itics." and separated the voters, Chiles College Democrats, once had "The campaign must come to losses Stipanovich called the election a vote is pro-choice, while Martinez has Chiles as a professor She was at an end, and I always have to "When we build a two-party against Martinez's failed service tax and continually lobbied for abortion a Democratic rally in downtown remain close (to campaign work- system, you win some his anti-abortion stand, rather than restrictions. and you an Gainesville Tuesday night. lose some," said Gunny Dinkins, endorsement of the former U S. senator ers). However this campaign Kate Michelman, executive di- "We think this is going to be a comes out, you can call me," he the state Republican Party's as- "In the end, Bob Martinez was defeated rector of the National Abortion Democratic decade," she said said, interrupted by a standing sistant secretary by a negative image of Bob Martinez that Rights Action Ieague, said Tues- after the College Democrats ovation "Ifthere isanything I can United Press International con- has been built up over three years." day that Martinez's anti- abortion handed Kirkpatrick a broom and do for you, just call me " trbuted to this report SAIIJATO Wl I NI S)AY NOVI MihR 7, 19

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VTI Sel A step in the right a direction We're glad to see UF offer, as part of next semester's schedule, a course designed to improve students' racial awareness. The course, called Cultural Diversity in the United So where the hell States, was recommended last spring by the Quality of is Bart anyway? "Cox Cable doesn't have the Fox network No way, Life Task Force, a group of students and faculty who ex- e Mark Ranes amined black and Hispanic campus life and made sugges- man. Please say it ain't so! tions to improve it When I first heard that Gainesville does not have a Fox affiliate station on its cable system, I could not LIFE GOES ON When the task force first came up with the course believe it I was determined to find out who is respon- I asked Marshall why the Ocala-based Channel 51. idea. members discussed whether to make it mandatory sible for the fact that students have to go to local bars WOGX-TV. does not become a Fox affiliate From for students. They decided against mandating it because and restaurants to watch The Simpsons" on Thursday viewing Channel 51, [ thought this local, independet some students might resent it, which would go against nights. I thought maybeif I could find a single villain. station would be a perfect Fox affiliate. Marshall told the course's intention. students could organize an old-fashioned mob and me I would have to ask someone at Channel 51 that proceed to tar and feather the individual in an open The class, POS 4930, will inform students about the ac- a ssenmbly. question I discussed "'he Fox Question" over the phone complishments of black, Chinese, Cuban and Jewish First, I spoke with Cox Cable's Programming Man- causes of bigotry against them. wi4th the Vice President and General Manager of Chan- Americans and the ager, Arthur Marshall. Mr. Marshall was obviously nel 51.' Mel Grossman. Mr. Grossmian was very pleased We hope students take advantage of this class to fill distressed with the fact that Cox Cable does not have to discuss this topic with me. He loved the fact that I either their humanities or social science general educa- a Fox-affiliated station, especially now that many Fox referred to Channel 51 as a "perfect Fox affiliate." He tion requirements. The class also counts as an elective. shows are very popular said the people at WOGX feel the same way. He told me the Federal Communications Comis In addition to filling school requirements, students sons has copyright regulations that limit a small-m Grossman confided that Channel 51 has talked to who take the class are bound to learn things they won't ket cable system, such as Cox Cable, to providing only Fox executives several times and was told by Fox that get in their basic history courses. one non-iocal, independent station. An independent WOGX would be a perfect affiliate, but Fox still will We also hope many students request the course, prov- station is a station not affiliated with a broadcast not affiliate Channel 51. The executives told WOGX to contact ing to administrators that they're ready to learn about network (ABC, NBC, CBS) or a cable network (CNN, Fox again in a year Only one course is offered in the spring, USA, MIN). Services like HBO and Showime are The general manager of Channel 51 feels a strong other cultures. premium stations, not independent stations, because relationship exists between Fox and its Fox affiliate in but if students show they like the class, maybe more will viewers subscribe to these services separately. Orlando, WOFL Grossman said that this relationship be offered in future semesters. The Turner Broadcasting System (WIBS) is the is causing Fox's reluctancy to afiliate WOGX The cultures of other people and the problems they've one non-local, independent station that Cox Cable I found the culprit. It is not an individual who can faced in this country are a basic element of a student's offers. WfBShasbeen on Cox since WTBS originated. be tarred andfeathered. It is notCox Cable or Channel education. This course is a big step in the right direction It is the most popular cable service nationwide, so it 51. The group responsible for students having to leave for UF. would not be beneficial to drop WTBS and add a their homes to watch Homer, Bart and the clan is the non-local Fox affiliate. "Fourth network" itself. With Mr. Grossman's help, I When the task force recommended such a class last se- Marshall added that one way for the Cox Cable will be contacting Fox in the near future. mester, we were concerned it might remain just that a system to provide a Fox-affilated station would be to Bart Simpson would probably not say this to Fox, recommendation. We're glad to see administrators take ay a huge copyright penalty for having more than but what I am about to say is based on this radical action. one non-local, independent station. The cost for copy. dude's common phrases. We hope one day the class can be required for fresh- right penalties would result in much higher rates for tloe approximately 42,000 Cox Cable customers. An.- Eat my shorts, Fox! We're the Gators. Who the hell men entering UF without causing resentment among other possibility would be for a local station to become are you? some groups. We believe that an elective course can do Fox-affliated. Mark Raises i a UP iukeommnkations junior. wonders for campus relationships, but only a required course can reach the people who need this information. The students on this campus are diverse, but their atti- for this event, Kirsten, I'm going to ing me I was not allowed to leave tudes, unfortunately, aren't. We need to learn about each The only one who have to charge you $25' the dress- What?? Excuse Me?!? code other's past to understand how we can best live together lets 'UBU' is you chairwoman told me. It was a Iw.sZoyears old and they were nice outfit - I wore it to church telling me I was not ALLOWED to in lhe future. Editor: Have you seen those new thot moving. It was good enough Panhellenic T-shirts? leave. I had a few choice words for "Panhellenic for God. Wasn't al- LetsUBU."Let'sdoa reality check them ad left anyway. The second semester I was a lowied to hlea. During Rush Week the Panhel- "sister' and went through more Ilngator Editor leni and Rush counselors told us hell than I have ever been through, It's been 2 years since I left, and how to dress, how to act and what l'e got my segfesteem back. I let Ju d y My self-esteem was close to zeo. A. Plunkett to say. My Rush counselor told us We were always told we were not me be me. Managing Editor Opinions Editor thatif thenmediaasked us questions skinny enough or didn't wear become the Queen of M.D. Cumella Jacqueline Reaser about Rush, we should say that it's enough make-up or didn't do some. The day I a lot of fun. It wasn't, though. thing else. England Is the day when Panl lenic or any sorodty lets you be Letters Poi I joined a sorwity anyway and When L.tters to the seder Mould W r eredM wod aot o Is-b-.s trqhI ThrV feel I I finally decided to leave you. typ.e, dom. .acd and silS Thay sho d Ie.lud. a yd houn, an." .d. had sister" tell me what to wear. the soriy I had to write an a nuer Nwrs WN s wil If Ms hw Just .sd IftYou ths - .e . o4s4 how to act and what to say and do. Kirstan Clp the reditli Medi. at 37l"511 to the national headquarters. A re. "Ifyou don't change your outfit sponse came back weeks later tell- "M WEDNESDAY. NOVEMN1EIR7, 199), AL1GATOR. 7 phases those in high-risk groups vent life-threatening complica- leading cause of death in the FLU get the flu shot, other students also tions, he said United States, Reid said from page 3 may want to talk to their doctors Those at risk, including people After a palient receives a ilu This flu season, which runs De- about getting the shot because ev- over 65. need flu shots because shot, which is a small dose of the cember-March, UF students can eryone should try to prevent the they have weak lungs and face virus, antibodies multiply and pro- prevent the illness with a flu shot flu, Reid said. additional danger if they catch the lect against a severe case of the from the Infirmary. Kellett said. More than 64.400 Alachua flu and their lungs get congested, flu The shots will be given Tuesday County residents and 94 4 million Reid said If the vaccinated person comes and Wednesday afternoons from American, caught the flu in 1989, Pneumonia, which killed lien- in contact with the flu, they 1-330 for $12 and are recom. Reid said. son, is the most common flu cor- shouldn't feel any symptoms, Reid mended for those in high-risk Most of those adults and chil- plication, and just one of the said. thin iS - -a groups. dren can recover quickly with sev- diseases that can attack an already These symptoms include a fever The Alachua County Health De- eral doses of their favorite cold weak immune system, Kellett said over 101 degrees, nasal conges- partment also gives flu shots Mon- medicine, some warm tea and afew Henson was 53 when he died [ion, sore throat, dry cough and day-Friday, 8 am-4 p.m. by days in bed. Belcuore said. May 16, after a bout with the flu aching muscles, Kellett said. appointment for $5. said Tom But anyone with asthma, emphy- progressed into pneumonia. His Reid said the shot shouldn't AmelcarnHear Belcuore, director of the Health sema, lung cancer or other lung doctors said he was healthy before cause any side-effects beyond a Anxicrilion and Rehabilitative Services, Al- diseases, should get a flu shot by catchig the flu slightly sore arm, but Kellett said WVE FNGIW FOR achua County Public Health Unit. Nov. 15 to allow the body time to Since 1979, pneumonia and influ- some mild flu-like symptoms could Yr IIFF While the lung association em- build antibodies to the flu and pre- enza have combined as the sixth occur

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-""."3" . _____ school witl visit a gatew 2) institu- one million adults in Gainesville. and a o fr students Uganda carry the 'S F law professor tionfor student AIDS virus, accord- hENAB"Od s5Hd Ol S mN EIi -ba *0WR "N,69AsRso A Shg,iM On fta -NRd will travel to Uganda across ing to the New En- n April. tj nation gland Journal of AEWAY ROPPi CENTER 1,oNiAWi~ S on ON-SAo d.w The exchange is to Stu in a Medicine. part of a $73,000 Ful - To help stem the ---.-- GliegelsehmI.Mmip~k 1 1.oiso ki ns,Mam a l 1100AM bright grant unique e nviron- tide, UFwants Loin,- QGtges QAgTO LKI ESA HALL X411 S&C ROi kArkos awarded by the prove AIDS educa- United States Infor. me tion through a vs, ROM WArh4i P WEXMAEOAEONLYIs motion Agency, a program devised by p adSEACM as o Hit a s s'di. branch of the State -Pete r Schmidt Dr Parker Small, a Bulldogs AnEAC4WO"A WN t0 WI*N A" CIAt WIN ON ON)AN Department. Last Direct professor in the [I.: bORUm BEACH XEGiOSAtSOfhiOCfrE A(AuASJ rirfBud, February, UF ap of UF's munology and Med. plied for the grant Center of cal Microbiology along with 21 other department. His universities. Four AfriC in StudIes program stresses Newnan & Casfline Bay A Julia grants were behavior modifica- UbeuyISCossilt HoganstaiJLanding awarded, and UF's proposal ranked tion through case studies, which will first, Schmidt said. be altered to African lifestyle. According to Schmidt, Makerie There also ae plans to create a has declined steadily due to the bru- field station within the Kibale Forest Park at Skyway lots-Then Skyway to the Landing (Only 25t each way). tal dictatorship of General Idi Amin to study forest preservation and in. Party awhile and then take the Shuttle to the game. during the 1970s. Many faculty mem- digenous species. hers fled the country for fear of their "If we can set up the station, it lives, while those remaining suffered would be the first such operation in through terrible hardships. Schmidt Africa by a mainstream university," said. Schmidt said "It could become a "The bad conditions at Makerere gateway institution for students caused the faculty to lose self-worth, across the nation to study in a unique and their energy had to be diverted environment" towards daily survival," Schmidt said. Faculty at Makerere already have Another cause for the decline was started a Center for Human Rights the theory among African universi- and Peace and invited UF to partici- ties that they must rely solely on pate. With the assistance of a more government support, which often is enign military government,the Cen- ---M- /a --- -i ---- = --- - deficient. The Makerere faculty now ter is rewriting the Ugandan consti- realize the unique research opportu- tution and establishing govern mental nities Makerere offers. and they hope checks and balances. Schmidt said. 4-

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CHILES As Chiles waved to the cheering crowd, led the crowd in hooting noises, made pop- the TV. lawton started with the people " from page 1 the band started playing the tune "Happy ular by the Arsensio Hall show Mike Green of Winter Park, a Republican, days are here again" and supporters sang, The theme of the night could be seen in said he voted for Martinez in 1986, b voted our state." 'Bob Martinez didn't win again, happy days banners that hung on the walls " tisime for Chiles on Tuesday People in the past week have told Chiles are here again," the people won " "I put (Martinez) in, now ['m helping to that they haven't been this excited since the People moved to the podium, decorated A realtor from Orlando and longtime get him out," Green said 1960s. with green balloons and a green paper chain, friend of Chiles, E. Everette Huskey said he Green also liked the limit on Lanpuign the word Camelot, to get closer to the candidates they had thought the $100 campaign-contribution "I started hearing contributions Chiles said. "Camelot is a state of mind. If supported limit helped Chiles show voters that people you have it and I have it we can start bringing Chiles supporters had signed each link of mean more than money. "You never know what's behind he paper it back. We're going to start work on this the chain that wrapped around the stage "You've got to start door by door," Huskey money." he said 'This was an lves iment state. We're going to start that tomorrow." State Rep. Ron Silver, D-North Miami Beach, said. "Martinez started at the capital with by the people "

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FOR RENT: FOR RENT: UNFURN. SUBLEASE: HSE/APT Duple api I OR, LR Kit both. AC/heat REGENCY OAKS I brllba Available Jan- a O -ow to place a uCggwapitins1 FURNISHED 3 blocks from UF. I ble off Umv Ave uary $3451mo Cell John at 373-4694 $225 00 mo plua security Also 2 BR, A 11 0-5-4 classified ad: Housing Available iak to UF, coed co Frame 5250 00 plus security Call 338 Op, all I Ipaid inc ac, 10 meals weekly 1839 11 14 10-2 Sublet 1bdrllba in NW 7th Tarr ac/heal, In Peron: parking laundry $210 per mo C L 0 great tor living alone, close to UF, quis. 117 NW T5 St 377 4289 12 14-621- Super Clean 2br/lba duplex apt cent e/c no deposit $240'mo Call 378 5945 117- FarP- It0010a hi lanced yard, bike to UF, pat ok The Aligator Office Oakbrook 3 4 22 urn and unturn Rfoor $331imo Call Sarah 375-3378 11 75- FftmI.RI I 05W mate matching avail Wash'dry University Ave From 2 Must sublet immediately. 2 bed/lba apt M F Sam -4pn 116250 Diversified Properties REAL SW area, chose to UF Sharda ,and shop- MOita TOR 373 9375 or 378 9090 11 1S 10 2 BR duplex in country Selling, air, near ping center 2 swimming pools. ask 320- 4 s101 Main Bookatore 1 shopping pets ok, $275 no deposit. Call 334-$426 11-13-5-4 Hub Customer Service .ak Key Management M Foam 430pm UF profes sor seeks M/F professor or grad 372 30S0 SUBLET Georgetown Apartments Avail sludent to Share nice house in quiet NW 11 9 5 2 able now, great location SI 1/month Reitz Union, Cashiers Office rocalton $250mo ululi IncludedI No de November freal Call Steve SI 336 133* M F eam- sp posa Month by month 377 9963 after 7 ONE MONTH FREE on studio and one leave message 11 21-10 4 Mo1torcycles Sat A Sun -Closed 11 13 5 1 :2 bedroom apartments Walk 10 UF COL- Female n/s roommate needed to sub Auto#SU$ f allPeg~gg Medical Bookstore, shards Mill Run secure 2 bdr/ I 5 be condo LEGE PARK 411 NW 15 St 371 7777 M F Sam 4 30pm 11 9 8-2 lease a room in 3bdr3 balh apt in Poles Pool laund , dshws hr turn op I available 1/91 $247/mo , until w/d. Wanted $400,mo nog Call Deana 392 5910 W vaulted ceilings, fans 335-6709 11 14- By Mail: of 378 4511 H 11 9 3-1 Large studio 225 00 1 BR 250 00 5-4 Use forms appearing weekly 9 blocks to campus second floor 13 Typin Services in Me Alligator Sorry no Cash by 3 Blocks from UFi 2 bedroom/ 1 bath private entrances 373 5683 Sublease nice 1 bd apt Pel Ok avail nowi Help mail MC VISA or checks only $150 un, $1/5 turn Available mid Doc parity furnshed 1i needed 11-1S 4 2 cony location Bike to school good lor Walehd Nice backyard MalIFarrmals 332 5825 engi or copi 9 mo lease $26O/mo 376- 1014 serices By Phone 373-FIND: anytime 11 9-3 1 2br lb. apt wood floors, big lanced 60B7 11 1454 Payment by VISA or Mastercard yard Oulet neighborhood to r bike 10 11 Sufgla bons ONLY Five wlar minimum UF $360mo inCl waler 371 7747 11 2 M FEW 4pm FOR RENT: ' 3 2 S ROOMMATES 17 Noice. Walk to UF 'im This 28R elf Inc some Ll H-ow to correct or 2 UNFURNISHED ialicus $275 BRANDYWINE* N/S Fe m needed to Aides Key Management share room, $160/mon + 1/3 util, cancel your ad: Walk to Santa FE CC I BO1 5270 520 372 3060 fully/nIcely turn. many xras call nowt 2 BDR $335 NEW Townhouse $440 Sec 11-9 5 2 373-0024 11-7-15-5 Cancellations: Plus LMR Pool laundry, no cats Or doga Lost&111FO&Md Cal 373 FIND Mon Santa Fa Trace Apts 37S-i190 ?2 14 TREEHOUSE VILLAGE Fri 8 4 prm Duplex for ren, 2 bedrOom. I S bal. full No refuNds can be 75-2 kitchen pals allowed close to Campus, Roommates available Reserve your given $350'morth Call 371 8141I D00-854,r oom for anng Bus service Alligator errors: Oak GFade Apis near UF & VA, quai 4544 11 20-10 2 toUF and SFCC Furn or unfurn LI When will your ad run? washer/dryer available in most units for $175$250 per roomalemonth Check your ad The FIRST day it runs Call 373 FIND with any corrections $20 mC Cats Allowed IB 21 8 2 Bath I bedroom apartment in Viscays Groat MZ Property Mgmt Inc Realtor be $250 $375 Sac &mur 372 6422 12 14- location January- August lease 375 0207 Classiieds will begin TWO Fore noon THE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY 78-2 RESPOSIBLE FOR THE $2951mo Call375-W1 leavemessage 11-30-27-5 DAYS after they are placed FIRST DAY 11 14 5 2 THE AD RUNS INCORRECTLY Coy 2 BR in SW 9 month lease Cent ar Female non-smoker to share 2br 2ba apt Ads mailed in or placed at the Acfed ads waill be extended one day hook ups, near Malt only $285 w same $245 + 1/2 util most like cats Union ot Shands may take No refunds or ecedpt can S given after Key Managemenm 335-3764 11 -28-20- THREE days to appear Ads placing dMe ad Changes cited in after 372-3000 MOBILE HOMES: Ihe ars day will -Aecopnshed 11 9 5 2 Malt roommates 3 blocks to UF $120 may run for any length of time 3 FOR RENT/SALE double. $175 $200 single Includes anll- and be caneIled at any time Customer error or change. INCREDIBLE Feel Share kitchen and baths W/0 CorecTions mus be made Efficiency an person at ApI ArredondoFerme-rentals from $260ncl 378-8122, 378-6652 II 15-12-5 Sorry, but them can be no re- The Alligator office Staring al at s BEFORE NOON water sewer. garbage pick-up, aown funds for cancelled ads Thres will te a S2.00 corrtlon W Starting at $23/ 2 Bedroom main Also some great buys Ouieti Will Roommate M/F - Brandywrne. jacuzzi, MEADOWCREST lake long term travel tralls' 378-9201 Sauna, volleyball, wetghtvoom. pooltabie 110 NW 39th Ave Open weekends too 12 1447-3 300/month+ 1/2 ual. Call 373-6213 after 378-3M 11 pmI 11-7-5- 376-3Ul1 1987 Fteetvood 14x70 2 bdr2 full bath. ROOMMATES moanaTEs 12-14 76-2 wid hook up. appliances mno . close to Female, NS. student needed for Spring campus Reint 350/mo +,150 sac or for semester 2 br 1 1/2 bath $160 + 1/2 F N/S lor Spring in 2bd/2,Sb as nicely Roommate wanted Now "Chck Our NOW Specirl sale $2000 down , take over payments vml Cali 332-9616 11-7-S 5 or Spring Fe- All Amenila Avallable furnished except for own room Must be male prefered n/s. share 2 br/2 ba town- 378 6900 11 8-5-3 neat FURNISHED UNFURNISHED NOV FREEI F N/S roommate needed $200 Call 374-8425 leave ns house with a nice couple Close to UF, Sage Il-1-A-S own room, washer/dryer/dishwasaher No Roommates Available Must sell 1972 Manatee 12 A 60 2 ad I *sap to share spacious 3bdr/bth apt in We-re No 1 Reftections brand new-own rm/bth-in petl. ploes 81301m + V3 utilIties da, w/d hookup. storage shed Close to Studious, clean h/s REGENCY OAKS crude@ washidry Extras hot-tub, F to share very nice Call 37-3107 Tom or Cindy after 5 m Oaks Malil 5500 Call 332-0686, Iva SW luxury condo townhouse 2bdr/ 1/2 378-57 mesa i1 21 10-3 weaghtmir sauna, tennis, etc 245/mo Oxford Manor 3230 SW Archer Road Call Ales-375 6296 leave message I I bath. wash/dry, many extras. $240/mo " female to share 2 bdr / 2 1/2 util Available Jan I at Call 332-9323 ba apt , partially furnished ACT security COUNTY GARDENS 11-a 5.5 system $250 + 1/2 utitles Call LeA- 373-4500 nneor Joy 377-40H6 11-21-10-S Room for rent Master bedroom w own 2001 SW I 6tM Street SUBLEASE: Rockwood Vilfas N/S roommate lor own 12 14 76-2 bath. walk- in closet. carptd full kitchen, living bd/on In beautifully furnished 3 bd/b libeal U/F n/es roommate to Seare 4 We~ area, NW location. 226 2bahose close tocampus Allm 4 HOUSE/APT. per/month.373-7702 11-14-8-5 Cal 3" f "'s'11"95 odern SPACIOUS conveniences 0212/MO+ 1/4 util Call ONE BEDROOM APT Subiet 1 bedroom apt through July 91 FREE November Renti Killer House 373-0584. 11-14.5.5 ONLY $273440 Neat to pool PETS ALLOWED Closeto Roommate- MWF for seagie Building pent- house, great view, needs new roommate, all wood floors LYONS APT UF a shopping. 750 aquals filt Archer extra sate, spacious. 8th hot tub. one of a kindl $325 + 113 utI o close to campual Great ichen Reommet. needed als to share 2bd/2 4000 BW 20TH AV. 3774797 Woods Call 372-2424 11-9-11-4 Cail 371- Cal37-63 IV. Message II1 1 5_10-5 huge patio. great backyard 112ba condo w/ fireplace. Very nice 12 14-76.2 4256 dude. 11.7-i- $237.51no + 1/2 utilities. Call 338-MS, Sublet I bedroom furnished or unfur F NiS fmml for Spring in beautiful 1 bedroom apartment, furnished or unfur niched api in Wlnemeadows. Available 2bi apt an Brandywis. Great rmtOn nished, rent negoliable WILLIAMS- 1/01 8100 off 1st month's rent Call BURG VILLAGE-376-1253 12-5-30-2 berom Clos to UF Option 1o extend 336-7997 11-14-10-4 lease. Cell Elizbet.,374-6947 11 8-- 5 Allrctive 2bdr/Iba 2nd floor apt in a Sublease I bdr furnished apt through quad 6275 3002 NW6th St Call 373 April 30. 1991 5 m to Tigert Gay OF to sharetwnhouse. 6,00/mo 7132 11-15 10-2 *306/mo Nov ree 378-7810. ate. +/2 til Call 37"-131S or leave mues- eve , noor, or leave Mess.ge 11-.5-4 ALOHA GARDEN APTS 0*95 11-7-4-5 lovely 1-2-3 br, all amenes near Hawaiian Village-2br/ batake over lease WALK TO UFl 2 bedroom/i $hands, VA, Shopping 3009 SW Archer a, bath $175 soon as possible 8385/mo dish- COLLEGE PARK411 NWISSt. ti-9-6-5 RD 377-0655 1115-15-2 washer, disposal Cal$ Ken 373-2977 Iv fl15 11-0-5-4 SW Townhouse 20R 1 fe28A. dish Roommate needed to share 2br/l t/2ba washer, central air, hook-ups, nar Mali apt In French Quarter $200+t/2urilitss Only 2 m from UF I Nug. 2ba2 1/2 ba Call Rob 37&-IOU Close so UF. 11-9.5-5 Only 6300 condo in Casablanca W. 2-story iwnhae Key Management style. Avail mid Dec Only $500/mo 335- Needed female to share large 372-36 0442 11-0--4 11-9 5 2 7-0 Windmedews apt 2b4/2ba. 8250 mo and 1/2 utilities Call 33-1859 11-0.5 let rentFREE12bdapt.Just 11 blks a Apt avail now 2bd, d, porch. $375-80, UF and $36/m Dishwasher Great URGENTI Noed roommate for Jan at avail Dec. 2bd. Pah, w/d. d, $385, Piece. Great Price Cell 37.0-42 11-7- Poles. Own bedroom, bath, . house lad, $275, all w'cent his, fans, 373-0701 3-4 alarm F/n-. 8255 Cal 371 -0575 11-9- AdIDNEIFAN NO\ I \I R/ Ifar AlJJA'IOR II FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I 'j'dr movCrI, Female nIs roommal needed asLp 'or Crimestopper Car Alarms, K-40 Radar Lrgm up Clipaoard Take ard read ro es 1980 TOYOTA nC o" Ov VHS era r ecordri p uyar< syster" w ho H own room bath in3bd/3ba brand new apt Oleclors. 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Tampa Sa Ilake 1, l2 26 rn 1 4 $300 Home lot sale Lan'd lor saee? Buyers CAR ALARMS installed remote coniro Washerniyer Kenmore Window urT obo call Mike 334 7226 11 14 5 6 Market? Don t let an oporiunly to Sky TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 Oik any car truck or van fully guaranteed will heat A air conditioner Calt 378 3834 your property 015 yoa by' Alligator CyD, dives, 2 im cassettes 2 film canniste demo Call 336 9193 student V mel It 7 56 79 Toyota Corolla am Im cass ac very 5 eds Otiers you the cheooes t way to Factory reconditioned unused in past 2 sage 12 1437 6 reliable, mas1 sol best otler T way ,eep you, real estate in the publ C eye yrS Perfect for small typesetting jobs 87 Jaw. moped $250 obo Gui'd elec ric t diel a noesy, IDCar o.i $89 obo call Wee else can you e p you' property n all wood mWainul 2 Pickups v, 373 5257 t Good machine for small type shop Sys MICROCENTER CompuTers 376 1146 bass 11 14 5 6 he market 'or as itt e as our dollars a [em includes 3 rolls in RC film & 6 for Editor's choice * Hewiltt Packard * fiumbucker $200 obo DP vserth set eay TO make I even eas er yo, can P'nk Paisley Fender Sirat greal card disks $3,500 OBO Call The Alligator aI Nor hgale * MIC * Prices lower han mounts on wall bench inc $70 obo Call place your ad over the phone aI you I'on 2 heavy duty patch cables koro 373-9926 for more into Malordar Systems below include ;m 373 6932 Ev Tg I1 8 5 6 read S a valid V.sa or MaserCa d Car di pal AIJ to, $300 313 0603 11 9 40mb (2Sm) Harddiask graphi cs mon br 373 FIND today 10 place yor ad i 3 6 Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and 30 more MC 286)12 $948 MC 386s $1086 NEW CO'S FOR SALE' brsndear* allsaour Now Locelion' Car $7 $8 IN BOXES from MC Hammer to Dupe, for sle 7 dpI c DsD ro crimpIs Nor'hgae 386120 $2449 Leadg Edge ALL Stereo Spaeislsis 321S NW 13 St 372. 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ALLIGATOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 990 AUTOS I 1 SERVICES TYPIN SERVICES 13 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Conve, role Super gelie 1972 MusI see, NW Min, storage at I 75 A NW 39th Ave Child Care/Housecleaning for faculty MICRO CENTER' typing 376 0339 Full AVON 375 8957 completely restored $6000 or best olFer near Oaks Mal area 5 A5 to 10 20 trom a sell service computing Open unild family includes helping w/ homework 371 4131 or see at 1132 S Main 11 8 Sell Avon Full or Par tin We Train Need car $4 So/hr Call 373 4484 11 5 5 0 10% disc to sludenls 332 8911 1Opm school iahIs Typing starts 0 Benefits Insurance 12-14 76 3 10 9 12 14 78 11 1 so/pg * Resumes $6 * Self service 1 13 Nissan 300ZX 1986 resumes * $2 50/hr * 15/page Laser Jobs in USA and overseas All occupa speed a-irv/tape SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE? a., T 100 eceienI condition $0500 or lypesel graphics * spell Check * theses lions Don't limit yourselI to those few Gel confidential resting and treatment at HIRING SALES REPS best offer Call 332 64 3 11 19 10 9 * papers * special characters * employ companies that recruit on campus Jump to work part time flexible hours Great PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0881 meant databases * mailmerge * Training start your job hun Contact College te 12 I 76 11 WordPerfect specialist Visa/MO 12-14 pay earn an average $20 SO/day It 1987 Mercury Sab'e dr t S pwr door Cruitens today Write to C A S ,52 W you're outgoing callMr Jones 373 3281 locks seats windows alc, auto whi 522Q Palm Ave rtatnpa, Ca 92870 Ft2t t1 13-513 -x/lure IN amn 'ao c cord uus 50 13 ** GATOR MOVING ** Typing/Word Processing Ouality sell best olfer 334 5053 11 9 209 de- Leonarde'@ 1246 W. 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Au Palr aniselien that would like to *arn new cluIch, tires irles Saier 8ak ac StudenIs accepted 468-3224 375-8060 78 12 Only Inc 1400-480409, 12 14-54-13 00.S1,0*C for e one week on-campus amfm asking Only S1600 of best afler call 12 14 76 11 marketing prolsla. Must be organized 3345290 117 59 Typing/Wordprocessing WordPerfect Paying $75 to qualified volunteers to par and hardworkIng Call Lisa G. at(800) 5 1 quality work, fas results, low rates. iolpate in new drug study for the treat 602-2121. 11 7 1-13 82 Honda Accord LX hatchback. power *SUNBELT MOVING* dependable, Personal service Tae 332- meni of athlete a foot Call 331 5370 sjeor & brakes Bic 5 speed, now Professional MovingiPacking Supplies 14*9 12-14-75-12 12-14 35 13 Flying lo Boston Xmas break? Looking pres/brakesabaltery p0k m' $2 050 obo 1 Item House furl locml/Lng dit for person I* escort 5 year old girl Call Call George 332-3167 11 8-5 0 LC/Ins Pnced for Studental Marty 375 Typirg*Laser Typeetn** Attn U of F students for info in sitting for 377-9591 11-21 10 13 MOVE 12 14 16 11 resume. * reports F the Dec -90 FL dental board exam at U ot inlerraIional letters * etc 1973 Scout 1i, 4 wheel 378-5465* 3500 W Univ Ave F Dental School, call 336-6753 Iv res Recent graduate or graduating soon? drive new mulfler, excellent condition AAA STORAGE Alachua Word Processing 12-14 76 12 Apar It-19-1-13 We need an energetic sell etarler 10 han- 1972 Scout I pears vehicle Both Por Close to UF, Corinvenient die salesfor our Ganesville office Pub- $2100 372 8401. 9 5 11 8S 9 4x4x4 $15/rmo Ic relations skills a mus 'Bsinss/ Sxxs $30/mo Term Papers * Typeset Resumes INTELLIGENCE JOBS. marketing major or emperencc preferred Auto insurance 533 SW 2ndAve 377 1771 Business *Pleal * Personal * Etc CIA, US Customs, DEA, Hours could be flexible Satary + be- Why pay more, 12-14 711l Gville Handicapped Typing nuses Send resume to Sales, P0 Box Get legal *,th Generic Insurance Call YOU WRITE IT, WE TYPE IT 378 7170 etc. 1702 351 Gainesville. FL 32602 1702 371 6687 378 7709 11-9-5 9 * FREEP* 12-14-50-12 Now Hiring Call () 805 607 6000 Ext 11-14-5-13 Proglancy Test K-9486 84 Chevy Cavalier, automatic, 4 door. Gainesville Women's T L C for your papers, theses, etc Mac a/c 84 Chevy Celebrity station wagon, 2 A laser graphics. spell check, edit. BABYSITTER for 10 month- old MF HEALTH CENTER to 30-3 30, experience required. reliable amtm anc auto 5 cylinder 335 5303 720 NW 23rd Avenue 373-9t9, leave mnssege 1 50 per dbl BUSINESS 11 20 10 9 sp p. 11-20-25-12 transportation required Call between Di 377-S0BS 10 am.or7-8pm 371-2497 11-0-8-13 ABORTION (To 24 Wk) 14 PERSONALS 87 Mazda 626 2door, LX. fSpeed. air. 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VIN Vusrmet/Carrera/Ray Bal/Gator Great licket, skis, 1 hour lesson Apres ski 09540133, 198 Mercury. VIN prices reg or rK sunglasses The Optical RUSSELL SWEATS parlyl Breakaway Tours 377 0369 *REV gives you face, attitude, mod rags #1MEBP95FIE2503448, kawasaki Mcy, Laboratory 376S5b3 016 SW 4 Ave I For the largest selection and best prices Space is lime.di 11 -9-23 15 & sylel Gainesville's reveal on to Euro VIN #F789139. 192 JAWA Moed, VIN block from Ala Gen 12-14-76-15 on your sweats, check out Lloyd Clarke pean fashions res be.rl entry tree 11 10 #TCJ210217GK14750, 1976 Pontiac. Sports We have 28 colors & many styles pml Sat Nov 10 (open @ 8, starts @91* VIN #2K57N6A102023, 1979 Pontiac. Natural Foods and Vitamins to choose from We will match any local MARDI GRAS i 4 3 10 YIN *2N09Y9P26912, 1982 BuIck YIN Birkenstock Sandals prices because we appreciate your busi Limited Space It11 Packages Trom S15 NIG4ABCX6CW4B455A 4 1907 Tomes Sunfrower Health Foods ness 1504 NW 13ast 11-9 4-15 Don t miss This party weekend Break Moped. VIN #VY2A12112Jt(4896 87 SW 34th Si 372 7482 away 377 0369 11 9 23 15 1986 JAWA Moped, VIN 12 14-78 1 This is my life who am 17 Just need 17 NOTICES #TLJ21011XGKI29184, 1978 Chrysler, someone to listen and care? We reveree ALLEY KATZ is a bowling center We VIN #CL43J8C132934. 1970 VW. YIN PREGNANT? Don't guess Get immedId for you Your Christian Counselors-377 have it all' Pool, video games and beer Meeting chaduledl Luncheon plarne04 Open unisi tam Mon Thurs #1102463204, 1985 Yamaha, VlN ate test results from a reliable source 9383 11 13-515 12 13 43 Let everyone know what's happening by NJYA14T001FA864347 In addition to the PLANNED PARENTHOOD 377 0881 15 placing a classified ad' above vehicles, there will be several 12-14 76-IS Tennis Anyone? 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By MATT FOGLESON But, in typical fashion, hlogan losing flair? Alligator Wrter downplayed his position with last year's starters Many athletespride themselves on "Right now, I'm not thinking of it Site the dawn of time, two things at U[- great personal performances have taken precedence over everything else as anything signticant. Everybody iT guard Brian Hogan, on the - beer and the UF-Georgia football game knows there's not a starting lineup," other hand, said the most memorable * This year's contest, Hogan said. "Right now, I'm just try- though, could change game of his career was one in which rad ition for future generations No, beer will ig to get a feel for my role " he didn't score any points always be a top priority (Whew), but the last year, that role was simple Importance of the UF-Georgia game may be that game was in 1989, when the shoot three-pointers. And Hogan had Gators beat shrinking louisana State to ensure success at it, coming off the bench to at least a share of the school's only make 27 three-pointers in 66 tries Southeastern Conference title .s Alex Marpez This year, T "We showed all kinds of heart, Hogan said, he is ready to do anything Kruger asks to help playing hard out there on national the team. THREE COUNT IN,' Hogan said. That was a great feeling'' "It's all team. That's what makes it To lhe players, Georgia remains the feel good," Hogan said. 'That's how Hogan would rather talk about the Gatrs' top rival, ranking above Florda State it was the year we won the SEC aiii Auburn But it appears UF fans dolni team than himself, even though he The thing Coach Kruger place nearly as much importance on the led UF in three-pomt field goal per keeps emphasizing is competitiveness, gamre (hi season as they have in the past ceniage last year It is that unselfish 'I think each of us is Siudeni ticket sales have been slower thaii ate ede 'hat has earned Hogan, a Hogan said iui or guard from Kokomo, Ind , a learning that every day.' i ylats past The general enthusiasm also is l k ng even though UFlI 7- 1 and No 10 reputation as a catalyst for the team Trough all of the team's troubles last year, Hogan continued m' 1- i test Associated Press poll During gruelng practices. Hogan to play 1i O hard to believe that after [he Cators plays the role of cheerleader, always with the intensityhedisplayed during roundedd Auburn 8-7 Saturday, many stu- encouraging teammates the SEC championship season. denN will be conteni to sit home and watch Hogan seems to fit into the plans Since Kruger took over the pro- the Georgia game on TBS Could it be the of first-year head Coach Lm Kruger, gram, Hogan said, the team has ere'alI m lPs foot ball cam, amoig students Kruger has said that he is looking for played more like the squad that com- lh dropped learn players who are willing to work piled a three-year record of 67-36 and May be one reason for increasing apathy hard, appeared in the 1987-89 NCAA tour- naments 1s Nrungeni new alcohol laws place a damper last week, Kruger said he was instead of (he team that fin- I or ]The World's largest Outdoor Cocktail impressed by Hogan's spirited play. ished 7-21 last year, l'arly " Alcohol is not allowed inside (he n scrimmages, Hogan has been "Everybody can tell a big differ- Gator Bowl, and minors will not be allowed teamed with the foursome of Dwayne ence," Hogan said."We're learning a inside the traditional Jacksonville landing Davis, livingston Chatman, Renaldo lot about what it takes to be a winner UF guard Brian Hogan, a junior from Kokomo, Ind., led the Couris ard (a sight of mucho drinking) dir Garcia and Slacey Poole, players who Coming to practice isn't a monoto- team last year In three-point field ir g he evening hours on Friday and Satur- held starting jobs on last year's team nous task anymore It's fhn., goals. day To lop it off, Georgia has had a lame football team the past couple of years. De- spite a 17-10 victory over the Gators last season, the Bulldogs have had d 10-10 record Reaves, Bell Barber since Ray Goff took over as coach in 1989. Nonetheless, the enthusiasm of Georgia fans sull is there. after "It seems more like a home game for been through target them," said UF junior fullback Dexter McN- abb "It seems the Georgia fans have been in it a lot more than Florida fans it's probably big return because of the rivalry. Georgia wars a McNabb said he believed UF would have OF wide receiver Terence a larger turnout for this year's game. Even By GREB DOYEL Barber's 73-yard punt return Satur- so, will 1990 be the last year enthusiasm runs Alligator Staff Writer day against Auburn may have earned Southeastern Conference high The biggest winner of the 1969 UF-Georgia Gillette Play of the The UF-Georgia series began in 1915 and contest, a 13-13 deadlock, Week honors, was the burglar but it didn't is the Gators' second longest-running series who snuck into UPs unguarded locker room do much for his no- behind UF-Auburn, which began in 1912. UF and helped himself to some wallets and rings, speed label, has played Georgia more times, though, with On the field, UF had a victory swiped from Barber, whose 27 receptions are the Bulldogs holding a 43-22-2 advantage. under them when a low snap caused Richard second on the team, has been The UF-Georgia game was moved to Jack- Franco to miss a last- second field goal. deemed UPs possession receiver, - riville in 1933. the year the Southeastern Sophomore quarterback John Reaves set a title generally given to the most onference was formed, and has been held the Southeastern Conference single-season sure-handed (and slowest) re- there ever since Norm Carlson, UF sports offense record that day. Lookingback, Reaves ceiver on the squad. information director, said the contest always says, the record offers little consolation. sells out the Gator Bowl the summer before "To drive 70 yards and then miss a chippie, a* Grg Doyl the game that really hurts." said Reaves, now UPs tight This year's contest does have the aura of ends coach. "But I didn't lose any money. I AUJOA POT0 evenge, since none of the Gators' seniors hid mine in my shoe." Brian Bell, a graduate assistant on Ups NOTEBOOK have been on a team that has defeated Geor- 10 team, led the Ostors to a comeback In 1986, another member of UPs coaching On the return, Barber swerved gIa. But once that changes (and it should staff had more success than Reaves did, victory over Georg In 1986. Saturday), will there be anything left to get over the Gatos from sideline to sideline, slowing excited about? Late in the first half of that contest, Georgia down in the process, en route to Hopefully, the interest in the game will be coach Vince Dooley was worried. UF quarter. But for Bell, then UFs junior quarterback, the Tigers 11-yard line before revived and the series will continue to be a back Kerwin Bell wasn't. the 13-point Bulldogs lead was anything but being dragged down by the same Insurmountable. He had led the Gators from defender who ised him back on heatedd one well Into the 21st century, be- Yet Georgia was drubbing UF 16-3 and UFOs 16-yard line. cause rivalries are one of the things that closing in on a second consecutive victory *0 Bd, PDg. 14 makes college football so interesting. me Aom, poe 15