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Moaay, Juuaty 7, 1991 • 16 Paces Free State universities sutTer budgetcuts "The reductions will hurt tbe fteeze ortlSt rail has been reim- calanese called 00 Aorida's w or a service tax might offer university's ~d...ance in the ranks legislature. to find alternative beller ways to fund Aorida's or research universities,~ """.The Iatcst cuts are part of a ways to fund education. "Florida educational needs. He also said As I reaull ofAorida's slump catanes,c said, "but In making $73 million state budget reduc that morelottcry money oeeds to iog economy, Governor-eicci bas not develOped its fiscal struc tbe (,1115 we reali1.ed that it is tion package ordered by Chiles go to education. l.a1oo Chiles bas inronned the turc to mect its educational teachingtbat wevalue the mosL.. to be in place by July I. Togetllcr goals," said calanese. praideDts ofFlorida's ninestale in tbe budget \\itb the Martinez ordered five "Ibe loucry is a sbam. It's a "I think there is some bright aivcnitics lila! lhey must make Also included reduction proposal is tbe peroe.ot reduction orlast ral~ tbe trick. I think tbe legr,lature-wiU nez in all oltbis," be sakt, '"be UIOlher CUi ill Jet five percent cause it puts it (the fundinl t!Ieir oYeJal1 expeodjUlrc:s, jllA elimination or tra\'el and a Qillcs' cuts bring FAl)"s flSCll have to revise the Ielllery." reduction ineqwpment crpeadi Catallese suuested thal problem) right in the ~s after sutferiDla five perttDt cut 1990 budget shrink 10 10 per· ...r.u. tues. in addition, the hiring =, 1\'Cllue5 such as a slate income lap." 1D I recent press coa1crence, FAU Presi4enl Anthony ClWJeSe staled thai "ti a result orGovemor Chiles' mandate to Norma Jean photos on display CUI rivc percent (orr of the budget) thai everything that isn't absolutely necessary, we cut." In lerms of dollars, the lalcst CUt5 Inlnslatc into some 1.5 miI Marilyn Iio.n. In lemlS of posilions and Monroe. procmns, the cuts mean a 60 percent redl,lQion for summer formerly ~ler apeDdilUlCS, ctintina· Norma Jean tiDa of30 raeardI posilioDS, and Baker, I virtual sbnt-4own of rescrach was almost ill loderwater-engineeriol. the girl telecommunications, and robotia. next door "Tbc only other allernative is shown in to eliminate summer school these almpJetelyt Catanesesald, ~and early we thought tbat IVOUk! hun the publicity Sl"1S100 moch. Now lhal we aredown tocullin& 60 perocnt of ~ photos on ..... 5dloo1, I said 'CDOUgh.' O display at the A.a with Ibese cuts we doD't 51 Heleander thi. we will have 10 lay.oU ~~ryon 1CKbm )'Ct," CataIIC5C: added. i The cuts in these research propams come at a lime when _ Avenue FAU bas been making efforts to ~ in Palm Beach. expand researdl activities. Student Government VP McCarthy to resign McCanby's term is lCbedulod is a lobbyist reptercd 'l1r't!h lbe She annoullCCC1 ber resiput MiclteUe Lieber and Morton ~ state or Aorida, and as such 10) nul throUJb April b\ltlbe fioo at the firii.1 meetina or the """""""- be resipin& al me lim mcetUl8 seeks 10 iDlorm. aDd inOuenoe Sludc:8t SeDate Demnbet 6- House had bcc:o spcatet or ....OoveruIeDt'J "- is or the Studeot seoate lo tbe lqislaton 00 belW1 or FAU In· McCarthy's ruillDation. lItePAU~'JpiL tbeStDdcDt SeDate siJKe Allpu. SpdD& SetDCller 10 becOlDC a ...... wupled 1'o'i!h the completioo of He_ftnI elected 10u.eSalale ~ US~W11 McCudtJ _first deaed to ___...... Oow:nuDc:al...... vk:e pRSi. 1e&iJlallve to Carla laD House's ICnII as SpeUer 01 iD the Fall M 1989. Coaan, FAU vice preddeot the seDate iD tbe Summer or the Seule, lDCaDS thai aewty House isa utiYeofBri&btoo, ..Ie me Jamwy 10 StlIdNt lOr 1ddYeRIty reladooS- 1988. Sbeservcdt9lOlerms asa elected speaker Colin Keaton EnJland, Mao is • doctor.aI alD s-e D::ednll to tate a job in The IeplatiYe amnaot's job senalOr before slJOCCSS1ulJy vyina will become 'lice president didate in ocean CDJint::crUt1l- He .. IIDJversjty administration's includes the responsibility or ror tbe vice presidency In the Jauary 10. will be receiving his Ph.D at the UlIYcntty RelaUoas office. lobbying Ihe Palm Beac:b and Spring Semester of last year. The Student Senate elocted CDd or the summersemester. McCarthy, a psychology BroMM County Aorida state "II's beeD an exuemdy CD Senator Keaton speaker in a ~I have seen that students can .aJor who will receive her legillltive delegatioas for FAU. ncltina experience In sludelll three-way contest al the Decem make a difference through. SO Molal" degree In AprIl, bas McCarthy noted that the vice lovernment," McCanlty said, ber6 mccona. Also vyina rouhe and the Studenl Senate,~ said .. . t of $G Iiace "I'll....it-.a)' tDAdL" preddeIt,1ot uMrRIyIdaUom Speaker-'s posilio. .ere See MCCAR1BY_7 Fall 1990 The Independent Atlantic Sun the largest would like to rerognize graduation ever atFAU The Brothers of
Students line up for Alpha Tau Omega their diplomas in FAU's largest comencement ceremony to date. CoUegeSheU
and Saa Pboe FAU President CIltanese condemned December 25, 1990. Trapper served as for their invaluable support during the recent declaration by Assistant edilOr-in-chief during 1982. He l1it4 of our recent expansion Sccrerary for CIvil Rights Michael Wil """',. liams and US the Depanmeol or Educa lion thai race-specific financial aid is Dr. Alan V. BieleD bas been appointed ttisaiminalory and lberefore illegal. Dew associate vice president for ad. After the docision created a national ministration lllId finance al FAU. He Thanks guys! controversy, the Bush administration comes to FAU from Braward Community overturned the ruling, and Williams College where he served as vice-president called himscU "politically naive. ~ for business affairs. Bielen was I;hoscn The WashillglOo Legal Foundation from 39 appliCll.nlS in a national sear<:h. has filed a lawsuit to sue in an ancmpt Kenneth MUler, long-time Jo'AU ovenum the Bush decision however. beneractorwas awarded with a plaque by First months rent free! President Catanese says thai he is corn President Catanese in honor of his milled 10 continuing to offet minorit)' fundraisingefforlS which helped tocstab based scholars~jps at FAll. lish FAU's ocean engineering program. All FAU clubs lind orgllnl:wUons inter The Palm BelIch Community CuUege Auburn Trace has it all: Museum of Art wilt oolebrale il5 grand csted in reccieving funds from student -A completely enclosed ·Computer Room government must register IlIrough SIU opening exhibition/celebration on dent activities as soon as possible in order Janual)' 18, with the presenlation of The community -Childcare center open to recicve an Intcr-(:Iub council repre_ Big Pic/ure/Recent Large Scale AbSlract -Tennis court 18 hours a day sentative by calling 367-3730. For more Pauuings. This C!l:hibit will run through -Basketball courts ·24 hour Guardhouse information about the lil'llt ICC mccting Februal)'28. Admission is free. For more -Volleyball court Attendant and ROVing oonta(,1 Michael Labban al367-3749. inronnation call (497) 582..(lQ(l6. -Jogging Trail Guard Mauricio L1einz Trllpper, fOrmer AllNewstksk items are obtairu!d from ofJi -3/2 units available from -Adult swimming pool edllor·in-cblefoflheAllanlkSun died on cial FAU,BCC, tllld PBCepress rtleasu $575 per month -Tot swimming pool ·Fltness center -Picnic area with barbecue The btdepeodentAtlantic Sun ------, -Laundromat on-site grillS -Cat care center, wash, -Playgrounds and tot.Jots ~ n. HoI fJ~ c N...... ".11t FMitlaw vaccuum & air pump .3CJO() square foot dubhouse F ~M..,.,u- AI .... _ I*W" In howIIhold _ not be alUllllma stuchm. MulrrKIm ~ InconMI r-tl1cllo"a apply DIrections: ExIt I-S5 _UnIon BIYd.: go west 10 Congress, tJ.m right and go appro» 1Met13/8 rrje to SW 10SUeet, wm rIghI and go east, lI'lder 1-9510 Au ...... DooW L IUIId tun Ava (14ttt Ava): tum I8ll and oontinue lottie leasing omce. c._~ .....fIauJ 5-'" ,.... p...... G..w..... ~AIkN,""'a...-"OIotI...... ,.., "'""'--~ e....,.,. Md.ao- --,.. ~ AU3URN = _TRACE """" -t\ I' A RIM' NI S' Jan....l)I7, 199\ The ' ..."".....01 Alllonlk SIUI, I'qc3 ASK helps FAD The hardest part is to make career choices B)'TESSARIDINGER A four page guidebook for studenlS using the service has been developed SlUI St4q WriIw getting you to describing the program and how to use FAU students inlereSled in learning lhe program to maximize benefilS 10 the more about their career choices now have student, added Jadwick. a new resource available 10 them for Jadwick believes lhal ASK is an "ex respond, guidance. The Career Development eeo uemety valuable program in lhat iI alJov.s ler and the Alumni AtraiB OffICe have studenlS to explore careers by actually created a new program called ASK • tallc:ing to students who graduated from Alumni Sharing Knowledge (0 help SlU FAU who are now professionals in Ihe but ifyou do.... denls in matins educated career work world...it is an opponunity for a decisions. student 10 gain up-ICHlate G1reer infor Dorccn Jadwick, Assistant Director at mation and gain 'bands on' experience so lbcCarccr Ik\'t.lopmentCcntersays thai lhat lhe student will be in a bener pos.i (1) You will learn how to be in ASK is a alumni network program new lion 10 make more meaningful career designed to spcctlkally assist freshmen deci!lions.. that hopefully satisfaction business for yourself and sopbomores in aploring careers; .so beattained in one's career and life.· hO'A'CVer.juDklr!i and seniors areweloome can to use the program. Judy Myers, Director of Alumni Af fairs, says tbat "tbe alumni can be a (2) You will build your own "lbere are over 300 alumni who are tremendous suppan and \lle hope lhat willing to answer many career related studenlS wiD take advantage or lhis op business in an industry questions while sharing (beiT c:xperienocs ponunity." and c:qlertise. In alJdilion, many ack'isors To obtain more information aboul where the income potential are willing 10 provide 'hands 00' ex ASK. visit the Career {)eo,-elopment cen perience • a \'aluabk approach loward ter. 1lIe office is open on Mondays and is enormous gcttillg a 'fecI' as 10 whal it would be like Thursdays from &:00 a.m. 10 7:00 p.rn.and 10 work in aspecific profwion,- said Jad OD Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays .... from 8:00 a.m. 10 S:OO p.m. Make that call! (305) 474 9657 or (305) 938-4510 Rid'l or WilHam College is no excuse No inventory investment (CPS). Wbile thousands ofoollegians ing until the end of the academieyear. already have been or are preparing to In addition, seminarians and students lea\'e for the Persian Gulf as military at divinity shools would be exempt. from reservists, a full-scale militry draft of the draft. )Uung prople would affect millions more A draft can besl.3ned onlyby an act of students. Congress signed by the president. If one During the Victman War - the last were set up, men turning 20 during the time Lhe nation had a military drafl • the year the draft staned would go first. For Job openings in government offered enrolled oollcgians a instance, ifthedraft bcginsin 1991, males deferment from active service. born in 1971 ....,ould mllke up the first pool As a result, Ihousands ofmen avoided ofdraftccs. military duty simply by continuing to When all available 20-year-nlds had regislCr for classes, whether they r,eeded been drafled, 21-year-olds would be Graphic to take them or not. 21 called up, followed by 22-}'ear-olds, Such deferments, however, no longer year-olds, 24-year-olds, and 2S-year-olds. exist. The draft would then work back to 19 Under the current draft law, adOpted year-olds and then 18-year-olds. in 1971, students would rocieveonly tem Anyone wbowas drafted and ac:ccpted Production porary deferments. for servicewould be required tostayin the A studenl drafled while in the middle military for at least 24 months, inclUding The Independent Atlantic Sun has two ofan academic term would be allowed 10 training. delay going into the military only until the At present 14 million American men end of the term. A sludent in his final are regislered for the draft. production postions open. 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Assistant Secretary of Education Michael Williams accomplished this trick when he made national head lines for both himselfas well as FAU a couple ofweeks ago. with his rulingthat scholarships earmarkedspecifi " ' ca1Iy for minorities were illegal. FAU, already known nationally for offering the black-only Martin Luther King scholarship, advised Williams to cease and was by ~-- desist at once, or face the loss offederal funds. President Bush may be slightly hesitant when it comes to handling domestic policy, but even he saw the foUy in the ruling and quickly, although privately, prompted it's reversal. Hundreds of letters from irate 'No wonder I can't qet a bas etball scholarshipI" university presidents like FAU President Anthony Catanese lilay have helped provide encouragement. By Marie Ortiz While Assistant Secretary Williams did a fair job of Roving Reporter Sun Photo Edi/or interpreting the letter of the law on the books, he failed at understanding the essence of the issue completely. The issue is not whether the scholarships discriminate, Do you agree with the awarding ofscholarships based but whether the discrimination is appropriate. and on race? necessary. Noone is arguing that scholarships based on race are discriminatory. And all of the major players in this issue, from George Bush to Anthony Catanese, will certainlyadmit to the uncomfortable feeling that comes with granting scholarships based on race. The recipients themselves are often uneasy with this biased system. Sometimes situations call for drastic measures. This is one of them. For all the talk, our society is not colorblind, and while the years have changed, the em barassing truths have not. Blacks, as well as other "No. Scholarships should be based on "'The money was already there for black minorities, are still on the average, less likely to pursue academic level." sludents.l'm taking advantage of it." formal higher education than whites. A college degree Adrian Castaneda Kevin Bu~ke often opens doors to opportunities that would other Undecided, Freshman wise be out of reach. And of those black students that do go on to college, sixty percent will never graduate. Scholarships like the orten slammed Martin Luther King are effective in helping to correct this imbalance. MinOrity scholarships accomplish the goals that fi,nan cial aid can not. Scholarships that are awarded on a need basis are not effective by themselves because the majority of poor people in this country are white. Scholarships that are raee-exclusive are the result rather than the cause of racism in this country. These scholarships have not developed to promote racial ~- prejudice, but are used to overcome it They are the "No I don't." '"Tough question, a form of policy tools thatwill, overthe longrun,work topromote discrimination, but aUows for equal access for everyone. opponunitics for miDorilks.• It is ironic, however, that this nation's leapers deal J 00115 ll1ImeJm ~_ ~ . iog racism u.tilW.n2.oolicies built dis ~ ... tp ..... "U .. "'... ff-';:';\, ...... rdlll!fJ ROMANTIC REACH FOR THE STARS AT RIvERBOAT THE INDEPENDENTATLANTIC SUN WEDDINGS • ELEGANT - MEMORABLE - PRIVATE Don't get another dnll job that will get FOOD, BEVERAGE, AND you nowhere. Come ENTERTAINMENT. work at The Independent . PERSONAUZED WEDDING Atlantic Sun where you CONSULTANT will gain experience and knowledge tbat FOR ThOSE PRE will belp you later on WEDDING MONTHs. i~ your future career. The advertising depart ment is now hiring , advertising account ~.~~----- '""=.~ executives. 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