INDEX BULK RATE ~ ~ U ~n1i J c:..M1'III • U.S. POSTAGE OPl!OOHl , a..MIn_ u PAID I'OIO!IAU u COMIa " BOCA RATON, FL I'k1I$e I"ft)'cle lItll: 1l-"(lIl~r PERMIT NO. 1712
Wednesday, October 2S, 1989 An ltUkpetUknJ StutknJPubliaJlion Soving FIoridn AJ/anJiJ; University
By CLAYTON STILES S25,OOO to campus Recreation, and Sun Stt!lf Writer "We thought that ourswould be the projects undertaken •..but we had no say in the final decision." StSO,OOO 10 the development of the 'It is my understanding that the Mariann Rowhmd Davie sludent facility. president makes the rmal decision on Student Body President After receiving the revisions, Presi ihe allocation, but he is mandated by dent Ryan calloo an emergency meeting the rules regulating CITF funding to thestatenext year, is made upofstudent 'We thOUght that ours 'would be the of the CITF commiucc and had Dr. consult with the students: said FAU fees and otherstate funds, and its use is projects undertaken,· said CiTF rom Leonard Berry, provost and Vice Presi interim President John Ryan. restricted to student oriented projects mittee member and Student Body dent for Academic Affairs, present the A dispute aroseover thedistnDution acluding classroom space. President Mariann Rowland. administrations docr.ion on the dis· ofS4.5 million in Capital Improvement The CITF committee. made up of The CITF committee proposal lribution offunds. Trust Fund (CITF) money bet\\'Cen Sludents and adminislnltors, made its called for S3.8 million togo 10 a Student The administrators eliminated the FAU Administratorsand srudent mem recommended allocations and relurned Union, SSOO.ooo to go 10 a covered covered walkway, added a fieldbouse bers of !be CITF committee. them to interim President Ryan for ap walkway for the new Social SCience The CITF money, to be released by proval building, S25,roJ to the Greek park, SeeFUNDSI_S ATM service is back
Credit Cards tofollow Federal and Bamett Bank ATMs that .....ere removed lasl year. Both banks pulled their FAU will oneeagain have an machines aCler their main automated teller machine Icnancerontraets expired claim (ATM) on campUSlfter a recent ing they were nOI getting enough contract agreement with transactions to wamnt keeping Southeast Bank. them in service. The twO year lease was signed FAU has been without ATM August 23. The machine has al service since last December. ready been installed and was Clt The Southeast ATM will ac peeted to go on-line at the cept cards or other large credit beginning of september. How companies such as Sears, Visa, ever, duc 10 contract adjust Mastercard, etc. The ATM will menlS and problems with the also accepl the Honor card. telephone line inst:tllation, the SoutheaSt Bank has rettntly machine will not be operable becomeveryinyolyedwith FAU. untit at lcastthe nrst of Novem NOI only has the bankdccided to SABRE ANYONE? . bo,. Bill Zevin is ofTtarget and misses Bill Hipsc:her during "The Hollywood give the campus ATM service, Initially, FAU had trouble Mall Mixed" rcndng competition held last weekend. see story pg. 13 but it also sponsors the official trying to replace the CITY FAU credit card. NEWS The ,trulile ror Duman Rc:sumeworksbop-Io be bek rl&htJ In the UDlted States- will --FROM TIlE NEWSDESK-- II the Commercial campus 01 be lbe lopic or a lecture 10 be business hOUri. 1be lOughened enforcement to aDd induding dismissal orall October 30 in room 128. pven by Dr. Stanford M. Lyman, Seventb Annuli Junior rovers foolball homecoming fes· panicipants.. All seminars will be beldfron Robert Morrow Eminent J. 5enlorday10 be midOctober26 tivities al Aorida A&M Univer 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. and an Worbbops held In Bnnranl SCholar and profCS50r of social at the Boca Raton Campus of sity, the University of FLorida, free to FAU studenlS. sciences al FAU,on WC(Jnesday, SClf Improvement seminars are FAU. 150 minority high school tbe University of Central Jim BlIJr.Jr.usenlenced_IO lift OCtober 25, al 8 p.m. in Ihe UC being held at the Broward cam Juniors and Seniors from Florida, and Florida Slate years in prison and was given' Gold Coast Room. FAU Stu puses of FAU. Upcoming Iec Broward and Palm Beach Coun University. $500,000 fine for embeulin denlS ""ill be admitted free. For lures include: ties will panieipale in the evenl Jln rest It Crocker Center over from PTL mini further informalion, call 367 Job trends worksbop- 10 be $2,(XXl,oOO The Sludents will be given a wlll feature Billy Marcus on slries. 3317. Thursday, Ocotber 26 from 7 10 held al !.be Commercial campus lourofthccampusand tbeevenl BlInk or the BlIndi-be Gl'1Idoate Sebocl' Fair- 10 be 9 p.m. In room 128 on October 25. will culminate with a barbecue ing Kids in Di!ilreM. This cYelI hdd Tuesday, November 7, al 1be concen will be held in imprOVing personal relation lheBocaRaton Clmpusfrom 10 luocbeon for all panicipants.. Ships- lecture on October 26 in will beheldThursday, Novernbci ~ Crocker Center's open-air pla22 a.rn. 102 p.m. aDd II the Com Pbilospby orthe Mlnd' room 308 '1 Ihe Commercial 2, from 8:00 p.m. 10 2:00 Lm. it will be the topic ofa pUblic lee aDd is free 10 lbe &CnUlI pUblic. mercial campus from 5 p.rn. 107 For more infornation, contact campus. tbe Rathskellar. Seven band tureby Dr. C B. ManinonTues will br perronning. There will ~ p.m. Karen Cibella at (305) 428-4477. How 10 take effective notes For up-to-due lists 01 day, November 14al 7:30 p.m. in lecture- to be held al the Com a cover charge. Sponsored ~ recruiters al eaeh location, eheck llie BOR room (room 305) on 'Ureaking Fronilers: The merctal Campus in room l280n Alpha Epsilon Pi, Delta CIi with the Career Development Ihe third nooroflheadminiSlIa Lalln American Woman Wriler' OClOber26. Omega, and Nu Gamma Phi. Center in Boca Ralon or one of tion building. The leclure is will be the subjeci ofa leclure by Ihe three student affairs offices open to bolh FAU sludenlS and Dr. Nora Erro-Orlhman on in Broward. Ihe public al no charge. Wednesday, OClober25al 7 p.m. FAU block painting day- will Attenlion all dubs and or in room 202C of the UC The be held Sunday, November 12. ganlzalions· the nen ICC meet evenl is free to FAU students.. The eYenl is 5ponsored by Stu ing will be held October 25 al 3 For more information, contact cknt Governmenl and will take p.rn. in room 202Cofthe UC HeJen Barnan at 367-386S. place in !.be areas around Ibe Floridl Universilies enu:k fraternily Pletlge dies- at Residence Halls and !.be Vol down on underare drining- AI; Morehouse College in Atlanta leyball piL cording to the Florida Board 01 afteranapparent hazingincidenl All nausary equipment and Regents offlCe, campus police in the nalion's oldest black paint will be provided by SO. will be working closely with fraternity. Theeventwill take place from 10 Agents of the Division of Al Joel Harris, 18, of New York, a.m. to 3 p.m. and food and COholic Beverages and Tobacco died after being 'pushed and beverages will be served all day. 10 provide sirict enforcement 01 shoved around' in an un Requesl forms for paint and underage drinking laws al authori7.ed, off campus pledge brushes must be rilled in the SG university homecoming celebra activily when he failed toanswer offices any lime during normal lions this year. several questions correctly.
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3'11-233'1 DOOtS OPEN AT w,oO J - mST BE IV TO ENTER. ___ IZ ..... CDVER. CHf1~GE • ,~ 1'---'-'__ .- H.OO fO~ 21 • OVER.. , $W.OD Fot IV - 20 AIDS Awareness Week Police Beat • l1i1.tW-Plft ... III DcnI #OHG7SA, will be proseculCd. Sc:llool aCClvaled tbe Jlbrary I~ _ ClQItAI by two IllldcDa alarm and was apprchcadcd after sbeappuenlly lried 10 wtit ~'"" II/tt89- Slop sip fouDd III out of lbe"library with a bioJogy IIllfJ8t.R...-y up...... IludMb dona room· Arter a textbook In her knapsack. WheJI. routine iDSpectlOn ofthe dorms. In, rro. 8cH:a Alrporl- An questioned, sbe Staled that sbe a Resident Assistant for tbe emptoyeeoflbe Boca Raton Air· must have accidentally pUI the Hamg Depaml'lCllt found aD pon Spoiled. large group of book inlO her bagwbensbe pack FAU SlOp Sip. Apparently, )'OUths plbercd al lbe gate thai ed up 10 leave the Iibnll)'. ODe of tbe ltudenlS who lives in scpanitCS FAU from IbeAiIpon The girl was rdeased and ber the room had brought it intO his at about 10 p.tll- After tbey lett, scbool was oolified. room earlier thai sameday. The be DOliccd SC'o'el3.1 of lbe dome ruDWllY lighlS miSsing. He did sign was uansponed 10 tbe Poia: lO/U/8'· Yand.II... 10 DOl witness the theft, but strong Department and charges are Ubnry ropy 1DKhine- A Ilbnuy ly suspects tbe youthS. pending. cmployee reported that an un· TIlls is the seoond such inci knownsubjcct broke off the but· dent and management of the 10-9--89- fur _ill"" Ln Dorm tons which controltbe functions Boca Airpon is Sitangly con 19- was caused by two students to a Kodak ropier. 1bc service sidering putling up federal warn rooking dinner in the kitchen. company \\'as notiflCd. ingsings. 1819189- Bkyde Itokn from LO!14I8J. tl~AIu1D in Dorm 19-was set offwbeo one student t"7~ ~ aI8rm 10 1>onD DOf18 11 bike nck- A black I,.was caused by astudent rook· men's Spaulding 10 speed was left her plastic tray in the oven ing in the new kitchen. reported missing on Ibis date. too long. The owner retlli1.ed the bicycle t'1~ularmln 10/8/89· Camaro i'tolen from was missingin Seplember but did 10114'M· nona UC parklna 101- AI 10 p.m., a not report it until 1019. At this 16- was CU:lscd by astudent cook student parked his carin {ront 01 time, the front wheel is still ing in the new kitcben. the UC and wenl ioto the SOlI P1IDWGEORGEJANSSEN chained 10 the bike rack, but tbe Rathskelk:r with his wife. Upoo reS! ofthe bi'1'Cle is missing. I"formation for Pofi£t lkal Planned Parenthood of South Palm Beach &: retummg to the parking lot, be to'as oblaitltd soldy from FAU Broward Counties distributes free condoms {ound bis Blue 1989 Camaro 10i1l/89-11ipsdaooI SlDdenI Polic~ Dtpartmt"t i"ddttU In the breezeway for AIDS Awareness Week. missin&- tries 10 SIeeI book fTom 1Ibru} "f'C'U. Anyone found in pmsession A 14 year old ninth grader from Look for the free AIDS forum today. October of the Camara, license Boca Ramo Community High 25, at 11:30 In the patio area.
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9· TOWER 13:JO" s:3O PM) II 10.COMIr,tJEB~AL.Jt",,""'~'~"'~""!!I'--.-!:YDIING~~=,:,·~~S!!! Snyder to resign after 30 years ofservice s,. CLAYTON mLES izcd WI mating I oontnllution lain a democratic sociery. We by grade point aYel1lge and SAT Voters. and the American ~ SIuISStfWriW 10 the uniYelSily is making an muslcdUCIlcpeopJetoYOleand scores. sodalion of College Womea. "FAU bas been like a third im'eStmeDt," said Snydel. to run for office, and 10 be Icss "It is necccssary 10 leach She isonlbcboardoftheUDiItli d1ik1 to me: said Alklaide R. Her unigue perspective on conttrDCdwilb O'WllingPorscbcs people 10 think and reason, DOt WIY and is I member of tk SIl)'der,vice-presideolofuntYCr- FAU bas provided ber wilb aDd Mercedes and more COD· justlOtra.intbcmforajob,"She ROliryOub. sity relations and dcve}opmcnt, clefinitcopinioosaboulwbathas cemed with tbe edUcaliOD of DOled. Speaking of the future (0/ commenting on the ao- goncbefore,andwhal is tocome. their cbiIdrclI and Ihewel!a1c of Snyder's involvement in t.be FAU Snyder said, 'A universirJ DOuncement that she will retire 'Goals need 10 be stated, the the elderly,' sbesaid. community includes founding located in Ihis area, wilb lhe at the cnd of 1990 aher 28 years university, in order to be out- SlIe added that she was oon- membership in a number of or- caliber of graduates we've had, wilh the University. s:3nding, must do everything il <:erned with a system of higher ganizatioDS, including the Music would have 10 shoot it.selfin \be "1bereareother things I want doesvety well. We mustseewho education Ihat measured quality Guild, the League of Women foot in order to fail.' ,,,oo''''yp,n,'m,,,myjo.,'10 do and I've never been able to Irnoww'''''''P'',ooo''',m,'isnotperformingandlelthem F'''U'ft S greek row put on h0 Id she added. said Snyder. Upon ber retiremenl Snyder She added thai she felt that By ClAY TON STIU:S will haYe completed 30 years in former President Helen In April, former Presidenl During tbeweekofOctober!J, post-secondary education in PopovK:b knew wbal needed 10 Sutl St4/TWri/6 Helen Popovich set aside 33 tbe capital Improvement Tnm Aorid&. Her association with be done, bUI didn'l lite 10 raise The developmenl of Greek acres to the Wesl of Palm Beach Fund (CITF) Commillee recom. FAU bepn wben Dr. Kennelb benoioe. Housing at FAU has developed Community College for Ihe mended tbe allocation of R. Williams, the fint presilient "Occ:asionally it is nea:cssary very lillie since last April, eYen development of Greek Row. S2S,(XX) 10 deYelop a masler pIaa 10 bead FAU as an upper 10sayacrossWOrd,'~oom- though land bas been alloaned Popovicb left the University at for FAU's Greek Row. cm division University, offered her mented. and money set aside for plan- the end ofJuly. money is IDIde up ora portionli studenl fees, and is earmarked tbe pUblic relations post at the Synder also sees a need for ning. "Sin<:eDr. Popovich left iI has school reevaluating the purpose of "We've made very lillie been difficult to gel anything for projects thai benefit Stll denlS. That allocalion must be Although her title has bigbereducation. progress:saidJeMiferYoakum done,' said Yoakum, "it seems Changed,Snyder'sduties have al- "We must educate vasl num- a member of tbe Task Force on ....-e must Wllit for tbe new presi- ways included pUblic relations i"';;;;"~O~'"",:;;;~,,';,~;,,~o~,'~,~,~,o~m:':I,:_~G~';";k~H~O;"'~i;'.:;., :":'~'"'::'0:';'..,:;",::::,:,,:,~,,:.;noo:;:;,.• ~See,;,.~G~RE;,;;E~KSI;:;~pa;;;:g.;;! and informalion,a responsibility ,., "" ,bo 'M .,~" ,,,,, STUDENT AUTO INSURANCE seriously. 'Professionalism is selling LOW RATES· NO ONE REFUSED high standards for yourself and Immediate Quotes by Phone yourstaJI, it is always doing your ABSOLUTE INSURANCE INC. best,' said Snyder, "The lalt payers pay for information of an Boca Raton flCC, DOl for publicity and hype." (407) 367.1100 Deerfield In 1979theofficcsofdeve10p 1799 NW 2nd Ave (305) 428-a800 ment and alumni affairswere put v.. Mile E. 01 FAU 125 E. Hillsboro Blvd. under Snyders supervision and, (Next 10 Haggertys) (Next 10 Tracks) upon lhe recommendation oftbe University president the board of r------,------, the FAU Foundation named ber I 0 I WE NOW OFFER NEW MANDATORY I I its CltccuUve director. I LOW STUDENT RATES I COVERAGE REQUIRED BY THE I LOW DOWN PAYMENT I 'Up until recently the precep· 1 FREE NQTARY PUBLIC I STATE OF FLA. PIP & PROPERTY I oE_Z MONTHLY I tion o( the University has been LI L__I DAMAGE, "COMPARE OUR RATES" : INSTALLMENTS I very high. The people who have ------~ relocated to this area have real·
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TUES. NOV. 14 CO "1""_,,,~S:rf ~L 9:00 AM • 3:00 PM -~ WED. NOV. IS CO MOJE FES:{IYAL: 9 :00 AM • 3:00 PM STUDENT; GOVERNMENT I VS. FACULTY BASKETBAl.L ~ TBA " j\ I j';~ LY THURS. NOV. 16 PEP ~UY IN THE, RAT r /'./ "!] 7:30PM II /' I / ':if il FRI. NOV. 17 LUNC~~ E~E!!AYjC 12:00 NOON '1 --j SAT. NOV. IS CARTOON IN UC 202, - .t. 10:00AM PARADE 4:00PM PARlY 5:30 PM • 7:00 FIRST MENS BASKETlt GAME; AWARDS 7:15 PM GIVEN AT HALF TIME PARlYAFfER THE GAME • OPINIONS • Our View proJCCts on time. Orv VI... rq>fQCnts \be opinion ci lbb edilorial oo.fll: money a single oopyshould oost, By JAIME SANCHEZ Copy machines are a vel}' im. MII~beU P. Alben Bruce: GolIQ""n Gco'le J• ....,n BIANCHI but how accesible and how reli portant too] (or any school. The [)arid Kidd SoDoIer Uv!n&Ilon Sun Opinion Columnist able these machines are to FAU library and OIher high trarrle u.a N.loli K=nM~1 ~ B. P~ Copy macnines are an essen· students. The Wimberly library is oon areas al FAU should bt tial part of our evel)'day college life. They belp thousands orstu· sidered the preferred copy equipped wilh more copyil1l dents duplicate informalion matins center by many studcnlS. michincs to 00\'el !be S1udeDl~ The main ropy cetller, which is Brokenwindow ~t 10 their field of study demands. FAUsboukllenninalt and researcb work. Students IOCllled nat 10 thepolicestation, the servioe CODtract handling Ik have become so dependent on is supposed to provide !asterand repair and service or the oopien requires attention these duplicating machines, that more efficient services. but mosl throughout campus. Ther to imagine living without one, or students have become accus should engage inlo a new COn. not having access to one is a tomed to using the library ser tract wilh a more reliable service foolish and irrational concept. vices, As a result of the growing finn Ihal can provide prompl FAU is a large organizaton, trend faVOring the usage of the and immedialescrvice. and as such it Is equipped with library as the primary copy cen New equipment and mOrt oopien., but theyarc DOt working Ier, it bas created a small prob reliable service arc needed in the at full capacity, nor is tbere a lem: tbere are not enougb library in order to ease the sufficienl number of Ibem. sufficient copiers. Some of lbe demanlh. If it is DOt acquiRld There arc only a few locations machines are not fully function 5000, students will ODd oUll1IIl tbroughout tbe FAU campus al, while otbers are eitber broken FAU is nothing more than tI'yin! tbat students have access to down or under repair. The Jack to negate them or a basic neces. copiers. There is a minimal of service on these copiers sity: The need for bellee copiers. charge or ten cents per copy, but generates a wave of angry stu the issue here is not the price. denlSwho cannot complete their SANCHEZ-BIANCHI is a Sl:IUor The uestion is not bow much assignments and research majoring in poliJiad sciQace. NOM"ZH.MITHElltS... fRO,tsso~ 8UM8L~8UNs ACClDnlTAll.Y PUT ~15 fROZQl [/0\8""'0 (~IL.R~W IN A"LASS Of I
one group 10 dominate. protection of minority groups It is I1OWtOO late in lbc day 10 del'Cd in police stations and men "'=~~A WiIUlicMan4ela,lhewifeof when he Is oppressing the rejoioeoverlberccentdedsion like Nelson Mandela arc im the jailed lealkr.~elsoD M.an· majori}y. The arrogance! That of the city of JOhannesburg to prisonql. Conscienlious jour lbe new presideDt of South dela; perhaps aDlKic:ted tltis a be sit there in power for over repeal all segregation. II is nalists like Dennis Brutus and Afrial, F.W. deKkrk" has'li"~i- fewyearslgowh~Ds eexpressed four hundred years, legislating twenlV rIVe """"' too late. Ifthe Donald Woodsare forced toflee, CIted his government s WI n~ some stron~vlews about tbe 'J J-~ ness to negollate.Wit .h blat: domm8uoD.. the whiles.. She a"inst millions and. millions 01 wh,'" -mm,,'.._.~ b.d ." •••••...... wbile partiamentlfians like groups on some form of power SUIted 'It is not us but the white peopleandoppressmgt)leblacks they would nlther be enooul'llg· Helen Suzman are heckled and shann$: Hesays he now believes man, who should be thinking of for generations, and now we lng a moderate black leadership booed. No other country in in 'gUIded progress'. Nobody is how he will fit into our future must \\'Ony about the protectIon to ensure a smooth transition. Africa is better equipped for quite sure what that means, eJl- society. It's his problem. He has orminority righlS,ofhis propeny But this is South AfriCa where democracy then South Africa. ;:"~P'~I=b'='=h='~~='=Id::c:.'O~'_"'~'~'~~~',-~lh~'~'~'d~'=O~·',,-,,I0~'='~Ik~'~bo~"~':;b., ~id~hO_~;"~'~"~·""""""""",,";la"'d'~"~I~ik~'~S~I""~B~i~ko~,,~,~m~'~,. Yet all indications are that this country is doomed to a violent upheaval. Pragmalism was "Doesn't SENIORS INTERESTED IN A never one of !be virtues of the white government. every CAREER OPPORTUNITY Pre-med deserve International business looking for highly 'The bottom line is motivated sales entrepreneurs. whether the new a choice?" government really Job includes: wants to work for a smooth transition T..... GarcuI. M.D. WAG 75} towards a multiracial Cud"""HaoulOtl, TIPX1U --$500.00 per week and democratic "The right choice was t':1ere when I --Bonuses society.' needed it. I made thatchoice, and DOW I'm a physician. My alma mater may be just --Commission The retent elections are not right for you. It's your choice." wonh an)1hing. Who cares if --Car Qualification, etc. the Nationalist party loses a few sealS 10 the Conservatives? The Universidad Aul6noma de Guadalajara Training program provided bOttom line is whether the ·new School of Medicine government really wants 10 work Guadalajara. Mexico To "et up an appointment call: for a smooth transition towards a multiracial and dcmocrulic !>OCiety. Time is running OUI for The International Choice MARKETING OPPORTUNTIES GROUP South Mrica. 1-800~531·5494 Sandeep Vaid)'lI is a graduate For your free ..:ideo preview call: (407) 964-5368 student maj The last date to withdraw from a A 10 week paid position fall class is Nov. 3rd not Oct,27 for further information as stated in catalog and Student and application contact Handbook. Student Government UCRoom210 ext 3740 Paid for by the S.G. through A&S fees. Paid for by sa through A&S fees. 00000000 CAMPUS Glenn leads FAD in worldwide race for density 81 SUZlE NOWllN Berkeley, and holds 103 U.S. lion and oonsumer usc of this ProCessor inElectrical Engineer- discardCd boxes and OIhcrtrash, SIudmI CMlribIllDr patenlS. He antidpates. with the technology should be in Mtwo to ing, Dr. Glenn is 'the leading Dr. Glenn emphatically dedarcs G~ enough for tbe Motion U.S.'s further involvement in three years, wilh dominatipn in U.S. researcher in the area,' that the U.S. must compete witb Picl nre Associa lion, good this industry, "residuals to fOlal seven \0 10 years." Philosophizing from a \cm- determined cffan in Ihe HDTV enough for FAU? The Electrical S5 10 $10 million" annually on According to associate Dr. porarybuilding wilh no facilities, industry or carry the bUIJcn ora Engineeringdepartmcntlll FAU HDTV patents alone. Introduc- John Ertem, and Assistant perChed on a field strewn with "$20 billion trade deficit." lhinkssoand, bOy, has it gola hOi r.~~iiiiiiii~-!:::::iiiiiiiiiii;;;;:=='---=---;;--=-'-:::::;;oiii:~-----~;;::::;:~:~;:;- oO~IAprilil hircdEmmy\\iO- HealthFairHeld oer (Tecbnical Oivis.ioo) Wil- in Breezeway liam Glenn as Director of the bfllDd spanking new ffigh Den- On Wednesday, October sily Television (HDTV) Re- J8,aHealthFairwasheldin searcb Lab for I mere $tOJ)Xl. Ca B Per mooth. FAU sees this as a the feteria reezeway. way to bring the U.S. into Jbe The fair attracted manystu· world market on HOTV. dents to the various free What is HDTV, you ask? It's screenings, tests, and as- lbe wave of the future in TV, a sessments offered by ap- process in which the number of proximately 50 health and pixels,l1K:lse tiny dots thaI make up the picture, is increased to human service agencies. create a sharper image, which is especially ooliceable on large- § Donations were ac- screenTV's. ;;! ceptedbytheBloodmobile; This is so big thallbe U.s. is ~ $5 cholesterol screenings franticallylf)'ingtocatchupwith c.'l '1 bl Europe and Japan in a ~S20 bU- [5 were aval a e. lion" ioduStry tbat includes g And in the interest afim. VCR's, camcras, projcclors, fiber-oplics,andofcourre,TV's. ~ proving the environment, Dr. Glenn has degrees from ~ free auto emission tests Georgia Tcebnicallnstitute and \i1 were given. thl'; University of C~lifornia. ~o(a Sports Grill ~ APPLE EYECARE \,1:1 Only 5p e." ') O/"fJ ~ I 0" " "Q " Student and Facuhy Discounts Mon. - Monday Night Football Tues. - Ladies Night Wed. - Reggae Thurs. 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Boosting Al Wedoesday 10/25 cohol Consciousness Concern LONDON USA, with upbeat It's tbe Gl'lllefal I>aId at ing the Health of Universily music and energetic stage tbe Miami Alenal Tickeli are Students (BACCHUS) span presence, kept everyone danc still available at aU 7'i£Ut 50red a series of events ing. Suzanne Lundstrom, a Mtuter outlets, S18.S0 piUS tllrougbout Ibe week which Yisitor from Stockholm,Sv.'eden, service cbarp! entertained, but also boOSted in her first visit to the States, sludent awareness concerning commented about LONDON Thursday 10/26 ""hol USA "'The band was thebest l\>e SOPB presenls a band Many people w'Cre angered at ever heard. Iftbey bad an album, -rnA at in the Ral at 9 p.m. ibe notion IlIat a group against I'd buy it" Suunne bad the right FAU studentS Ire admitted drinking (so they-thoUght) would idea about BACCHUS as she free, guests are $4. SCroll free beerat theirfunctions. refrained from drinking since SGPB2 presents The All these people, after the week she was driving. SGPBZ Freaker'a Ball, II ended, were enlightened by the Summers On The Beaclt, 219 fact that BACCHUS is not 'Don't drink and drive. Be S. A1Iantic Blvd, F1.. LaudCl against drinking. Rather,itS con causc if you booze and cruise, "Ie. (tpt Is to drink responsibly. we all lose.' says Sal Yal.bek, The Grate".1 Dead per On Wednesday, approximate former President of the group form l!leir secood sbow at the and ly 275 studentS met at The Pits. now Vice Presidenl since Miami A.re.n.a. see 1(),125 for After oonsuming 300 McDonald his graduation last April The ticll:et information. bamburgers, studentS mingled as dub bas tbe atmosphere of a tbe cheerleaders performed, socialdubinthat it throws par Ben Vegara supplied jamming ties and attends National Con Friday 10/27 music,and soberand alcohol im ventions. The aimofthegroup Pi Lambda Phi is throwing a Beach PaJ1y In the Rat at 9 paired teams fanned to compete is to promme alcobol respon in \ullcyball. The sober tC3m sibilityandstrcss thenecd to be p.rn. There will be a DJ on hand 10 spin your fa\'OritCS- "''On t.....o of the Ihree matches. aware of the tolerance levels The pany continued Cor alcohol. Drinkers must ThUrsday night at the Rat wherc know when to say "when.' Suoday 10/29 Heed The CaU tonight at Swnmers On The Beach. For Junber info, call (305) 462 Michael Penn goes it alone on March 6262. -By SCOOTER UVlNGSTON LP thaI disdains the tedmo-pop beon his mind a lot.and that he's 'InYisib1e' and 'Cupid's Oot SllIt EtttmsiturtmI EdiJ¥ lhat seems to be the rule these 'just trying to make sense of A Brand New Gun' are lracks Mooday 10/30 da)'S. things." that sound JUSt like the BeaIIes Michael Penn, the former SOPB2 iI thJoIr.rinA a Hal lead singer of Doll Con,ress, Penn seems to harp on one Penn is joined tbroughOut during Ibeir RtvOIvo period, lone. Party al both the consistent theme over several Marrh by fellow Doll Congress thus showing another one of seemed to have disappeared off h d r Tower and BCC campuses the face of the eanh after the eutsonMarrh,namelyt een 0 member Patrick W.arren, with Penn's influences. The last CUt from 4 to 8 p.m. The movie band's demise in 1987. But 10, a relationship. 'No Myth," the Warren co-writing many of the on March, 'Even Fall," is a rock Halinwa wiU be SbOWD_ andbehold,Penn has returned to first song In the genre, draws songs on the LP. Charlie sexton er with strong 50's ovenones, musica I influences from lends some stron, ,uitar licks to lhcland of the tivingwitb March, S another musical vein that Penn his nSt solo effon since Doll Crowded House and Al tcwart, 'Brave New World," a rocking has tapped. Tuesday 10/31 while 'lnnocent One" and 'Bat- number that catcltcs tbe listener It's the Freaker's BaJI, at Conuess' break-Up. Marth is an LP that seems to tie Room' keep on the same orr guard, ronsidering that tbe tbe Outdoor Stage, 9 p.m.. March is an LP that should Admission is rrce, aDd prIzaI hzve a demo-ish flavor 10 it, a veln, they seem to have Penn's son~ preceding it are in a softer OOt be ignored., for not only will own stamp on them. Penn has mode. 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' Mludc:!l-, I'qe 13 SPORTS weeken Soccer team in hunt for playoff berth Wins over Nova and Huntingdon clinch winning season update 81 BRUCE G01TESMAN Owls, who are DOt afilliated ",ith The second half was Cochntn was outstanding agam, s..,. Spo!U EdilDr any conference, applied ror dominated by Nova, but tbe posting his third shutout of the 'The FAU soa:er team keeps membership in the Sunshine Knights could only manage one season. De....,.... ~ _ hit rollingalongintbeirquestfora State,butwcretumeddownbe- goal on eight shots_ FAU FAU dominated play in tbe Ed ow:r \be weetend, IosinB playorr benh in the NCAA cause, according to Hilbert, goalkeeperJobnCocbranputon fu'slhalrtboroughly,allempting iluof6¥c JDItebc& aDd fallia& Division II Championships. FAU is 8 state scllooL Since another display of expert net- nine shots to only one for Hun- bdow .5OOfor \befirst lime tbis 1beOwlswon twicelaslweek, tbere are no other Division II minding that Owl fans are get- tingdon. The Owls couldn't oon- SCMOD. AI !he Tampa Touma defeating NOYII 3-2 and Hun- conferences in the Southern ting used to. vert on several earlyehances due IlICl1I, the Owls loSt tbeir finl tingdon (AL) 3-0. FAU imroved ~egion, FAU is forced to remain The Owls sco~ed again at to.key saves ~ Hawk netminder- twO matches, to Tampa 5-15, tbeir reoord to 9-4-1, ensuring mdepe~dent. 66:00, when M8fJan ~curov Michael Keatmg. . 9-15, 3-15, and to Florida their first winning season since Agamst Nova, the Owls fell scored on a penalty kick. The The Owls broke lhe ICC at Soulbem 8-15,13-15, and6-15. 1983_ behind early on a SIlOl by Cory goal was Kacurov's fourth ohlle 30:00, when Dela.rosa found The losses lowered the team's 'We're having a great year' Sheffield at 18:00. season. Roben Wolfcopcn til the box for reamlto 9-10. said FAU Head Coach K~s The Knights' goal was Iheir In the remaining 20 minutes, any easy goal. The team bounced back to Donev. 'But it's going to be hard only shot in the first half, as the the Knights kept up the pressure, "II should have been a 101 defeat SL Joseph'S (IN) 12-15, to make the playoffs." Owls dominated play the rcst of nceding two goals to tie. They worse: DoRev said. 'We didn't 16-14.15-10,15-10,10 even the According to Sports Infortna- lhe period. ~AU !ied it up on a finally broke through with fi~ convert on several easy .cha~ces.· season returd. Then, they blew tion Director Dave Hilbcrt,only g~al by Erick R,~O at 26:00. minutes Icft: on a ~al by ChriS The Owls scored tWiCC lIlthe a 2-0 lead and lost to Angelo 12 tcams are invited to the RISCO took a beaUtiful pass from Powell, but ,t wasn t enough. second half. on goals byDclarosa Slate 15-9, 15-4,3-15,5-15, lO playoffs. Of Ihese six are auto- Mario Puerto and put the ball The Knights droppcdto 1()'5- (his ninth of the season) and IS One of the fl.'W highlights of malic bids givcn ~o conference past thegoalie from 35yards out. 1, while the Owls ~linched. at G~rdon, assisted respcclively by the IOUrll3ment for FAU 'o\'ll5 champions. These include the lbe Ovols took the lead for least a.soo season With the Win. RISCO and KaeuroY. the nine service aces by Sunshine State Conference. good when R~bert Gordon beat On SU~day. the The gulrtr.m suffered their first 10M of the season, finish ing ninth out of18tcarns in the Dilie Intercollegiate Touma· menL The tcam won their first lWO l:\'Cnllo. At the Dixie (Qumament, 12 of the 18 tearns were in the NCAA's Division I. One of these. Mississippi Slale, won lhe tournament with II scoreof 870. Asurprise was the sccond pia«: finish by the host team. Division II Columbus Collegc, 5e\;en strokes back. The Owls wcre led by senior - Rich Faas, who shot 225 for three rounds. Faas shot 72 in tIlesecond round. the only par roUDd posted by FAU. Tbe team's next tournament is tbc Florida Intercollegiate. bdd in Miami's Doral Sih'er Scm PlIoIQfQEORGE JANSSEN OoIfCounc:.. FAU goalkeeper John Cochran makes a great save against Nova. FAD Hockey team ties College ofBoca OWLS! from page 13 tweDty. forFAU. The Owls are nllked fourth ill The Owb are nnked number theSoutbemRegioD,all4 DolleY Raton, 4-4, in CBR's first game IS in this week's ;011. The,Owls e:tpeaS three teams to be invited have never finished in the tOP 10 the playoffs. By DAN DZURNAK (hilll period and then tied [be score with a shot SUIl suyrWtitu from the point with only 1:30 left in Ihe game...... ,=,.-c:-~~"7.""'==== FAU dcfenseman, Mark LaPon, then drove FAU and the CollegeofBoca Ralonskaled 10 the length otlhe ice and (ound the strings with a a 4-4 lie Tuesday night in front of a handful of viciollsslapshol from Itleblue line thatapparcnt- Ibrilled CBR fans. Iy iced lhe game at 4-3 with 50 seconds lefl. FAU look a 1-0 lead miaway through the first Undaunted, Ihe fast-skating Knights roared period and never lnililed in the oontesL The per- back to score again with 20 seconds left. The sistent CBR squad, playing in their first game game ended at 4-4 willi FAU in possession bUI ever, kepi tbe game cIo5e a11o'Ning FAU 10 enjoy unable to get off another ShOL a lWO goal lead only briefly during the second The remaining FAU goals were soored by WHY WAIT IN LINE? period. 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In ment where men and women 14. Randy S. Paul Wynn This is Randy's first tourna 6. CoRnie Bauman tile competition of Women's And for men's foil oompeti fence Ibgether in each weapon. This gives tbewomen thechance ment ever. We would all like to For men's and women's mixed Epee, FAU [encers finished as ueo the results are.: to rate themselves with the men. oongratulatc him for his showo( sabre the results are: I. Julio Daz (Atlanta) A tie for first and second place spunk. 1. Dean A1exanlk:r (MDCC) 4. Oscar Viveros 2 Bill Hipscher .-I. Irene Urban between two FAU players made For Women'. (oil the results 2. Georgene Verdegem necessary afcnce-offto break the are: 8. Bill :levin OCtober 14 to IS The fencing team will soon be S. sany Still tie (in the men and Women's I. calhy Chow (U of M) With tbe Atlanta Open as a traveling to Orlando Aorida on 6. Carolyn Pendleton Parker mixed foil) The results are as 2 TammySime recent memory the FAU fencers 3. Georgene Verdegem October28 and 2910 participate follows: in the Great Pumpkin basted by 1. Oscar Viveros And in men and women's the Orlando fencing club. lfyou 2 Steo.-e Margols mixed epee, the results are: I. tiro HiNonen are going to be in the area, be 3. Dan MausWlY sure to drop by and cheer us on. GRE - GMAT - LSAT 4. Bill zevin 2 Steven Margolis 7. Alex Piquct 6. Ala Piquet Tammy ~ is a membD' of Score HIGH! 10. Tammy Shne 8. 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The canes will This wc;ekend will please college sack the quarterback wilh three names, DATABASE RESOURCES football fans as some of the best Peter Tom Willis, six times and will malchups of !.he season will be played open it up in the second half. Canes 31, and televised. Matcttups include the (305) 755-3624 Seminoles 17. Pittsburgs Panthers againsl the NOire The Crimson Tide travels to State Dame Fighting Irish, the Alabama An inrorination service Crimson Tide visits the Penn State Nil College to take on the 5·1 Nillany Lions. Joe Paterno has put logether for individuals who dl laI1y Lions, and the bestgame ofaU is in another good defensive team. Offen Tallahassee as the second ranked not have the time or sively the Lions are a bit lackluster. Miami Hurricanes take on the Rorida Some State fans think that their means to do the State Seminoles who are ranked in !.he sophomore QB Tony Sacca is Ihe research themselves... lOp 10. I sea:md coming of John Shaffer. Blair Miami, which has been criticized for Thomas, who is a Heisman candidate, is lheir easy schedule, has impressively averaging 95 yards per game. destroyed all oftheir opponents. Miami Specialldiscountslavailable to all Alabama had cvcl)'One guessing for will play FSU at Doak Campbell !I! Stadium at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN in front a while but last week they exploded all F.A.D. students and [acull over the Tennessee Volunteers last of a national television audience. Lasl weekwho wonl bevolunteering for any year FSU came into the first gameofthe ." Extensive bibliographic and season in the Orange bowl chanting thing anytime soon. Alabama's offense versus the Penn 'Unfinished Business.' Business was database searches finished in lhe first quarter as Miami State defense is Ibe key matchup. Look mixed business with pleasore and heat for Alabama to edge out Penn Slate in rural Pennsylvania, 20-14. ", text of articles in journals. FSU 31-0. FSU has some injuries to deal with Number eight Pittsburgb travels to abstracts or reference books. as Dexter carter, Ronald Lewis, and 'Soulb Bend, Indiana to lake on 10P ranked Notre Dame. The Figbting Richie Andrews are aU questionable. It Complete information searches On lhe otherhand Miami is finally heal· Irish, who barely defeated USC lasl !.hy. Bernard Clark and Jimmie Jones week, takes on a difficult challenge in through millions of documents are both expected 10 play on a defense the Panthers. This rivalry can be quile that without lhem gave up only 13yards heated and the game depends on the per carry. Gino Torretta will stan in performance of Pitt QB Alex Van Pelt ." Quick. prompt delivery of printel place of the injured Craig Erickson. and turnovers. Take the points and Pitt. Notre 'ntis may not be a diSadvantage as Tor documents or charts. retta in his second start, broke Bernie Dame 22, Pittsburgh 21. 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