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BSU pays off remainder of debt to SG Murphy Money from fundraisers allows group to make pay ments 18 months early By ANA ACLE BS's way so that he group call (otinu to gain the respect we've Aigator Writer never had hot aay "The goal of my administra- deserved" fighting The Black Student Union paid off the $6,800 tion was to upgrade BSU's The BSU debt, Olver said has cast native debt it incurred last year earlier than expected publicity on the group Paying iff early tcI put -a i.magre and pay off the debt to year and a half earlier the negative publicity behind it history At a Student Senate meeting Tuesday night, SG - not to prove ourselves Fundraising events, such as the state- widt BSU President Roxy Oliver presented the re- BLAKE FONTENAY step show the group held last weekend, we t By maining $4,266 93 the group owed Student - but to show the campus Wr tor Government the reason for the early payments. Oliver said Aiigator 'The debt has plagued BSU long enough," that we're a strong and via- She said about 3,00) students tendedd the When I I ,nillo iI\ l we % . Oliver said as she announced that her payment ble group. " show, a precision danceandIt hantsompelition Ilhy quality it riu a (,a Iii had been handed in Tuesday afternoon at 2 among black Greeks "Ille City (el mImil stion stat ll 21 somae fellow siidews Irt L II p m. - Roxy Oliver Oliver said her group is now ready to start G I r s Senators applauded as Oliver left the room. mainstreaning with olher orgai/iations in 'I sl>1,11' BSU president (;vt'rf lTi'% jVIn(1510 1.LI (111[& RIt i1he goal of my admistraiion was to up- hopes reatmg better relaiions bt wten BY) n"Tad %hlWAlt Ll.\'' i,r, grade BSU's image and pay off the debt to SG payment to $6,800 and all other student groups ]fllrl \Li iho ld I EI I1,1 iI u c r 111K - not to prove ourselves - but to show the SG paid the speaker on the vonditor that Although she said here have been some predicted \lurphi d tvand io l campus that we're a strong and viable group," BSU would pay back the debt in three equal problems that SG has solved smoothly, Oliver wtiIo d lead to a nEW 'ii It &it aI Oliver said Monday paymentsand gave BSU deadline dates reach said she would like to clarity som prevtous aml, it lt %ay sNi lVIE vi ht al it of those payments. BSJ incurred a $10,100 debt when over- misunderstandings government But BSU managed to come through with the about payme ni deadines spent its budget for the 1987 Black History "All along RSU didn't want senators to take But a ten first payment ahead of schedule. And what was Month, and in 1988 when it signed a speaker away the debt We just wanted Lisi c larny Ira] question year's Black History Month without first thought to be three payments, was paid oif for that rtrilain 5 telling SG finance leaders first SG accepted III two Alligator writer Anthon Ledrmin on(rib- some of the responsibility and reduced the Oliver said she wanted to get the debt out of uted to this report Bastd(I n pant heitoy lie imiswir I n MARCH 13 No ,ite im volved in local polXhics stlus to remember the last hne a student won a seat on the t InuIII5%Lol - if it has ever hapriil at all No lasting records are kept at coiiy election headquarters regarding the proessionol formeru It(y[ missoners Hlft no stIdent has vter non lir a ditrit seat before Iii the past, all o0 the lily' Lsi dents elected five L01 mm1ssilnELTrs to 'at large" eats [n 1988, (h itv charter was revised I hree of III live comissioirs now are tIho sen from individual ditrits while two still are ete t'd "at large " The District 3 seat that Murphy seeks miludes I rtlit t Iher students lticg Lill Amuits lt1.iv vote, another IrItI(l thatiII- cludes the apartment comlexts along Souihweit loth Avenice,and much o southwest ainesville Murphy hopes suide ts will alp fairt hom, but he 'l (cncidg any votes in tler parts If III istrg I "1)efinitely, the students having on campus will be our main two "I pie," Murphy said "But I don'i want it write anything off :'m $2500() going to try very hard on the out side I want to take away votes from Ihe other candidates " Former City Commissioner Jiti sUETTE ClO - ALLIGATOR Chalmers said hell have to Patrick Sessions speaks to reporters during a news conference Tuesday at the Alachua County Sheriff's office Sessions And Chalmers knowssomething daughter, Tiffany, disappeared Feb. 9, 1989 after leaving her Casablanca East condominium to go speed-walking. Despite about the subject In 1973, while and several thousand phone tips, the former UF business student remains missing. Sessions is still a student at UF, she ran for a months of investigation seat on the commission After a offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to Tiffany's safe return See slated story, page 10. see Murphy, Page 8 WHAT'S HAPPENING Scaveing I. rm mtil ,g i I II'hvu , I I:i t i sLi ml a It,11 A t o i r I 1( l or 1)Ih Ti I .id o : I, h a ( lf ) , veni r Black History it .t 1 l iceht II i ll o i Scratchboard Ii (rplilt nod] Against bigotry 11), ki I.' S1 tilnini lilunirilr ~~r N r~imoii AIgI noit l~igtlirvntIlt I, l ,r1t .1 (i SPOTLIGHT Vote Tid, ItrImt L tar htIIarrl ll'lr lnI b 1" i IA'l llohr, l-'> l5t 1 1 1 irh Irt , rl t e 's 1 i %, im t , i ( n1'r ni \l o d 'rn Art Sailingaway: Ili (i. I't 'ilt lu> Frederick I IIh .11 L. 's oit f of - Nid r I ,irt ( r M ilr T i.il% .'l ill 'd u(et In , T TIIghl sI It S 1 1 11 1 1111l1li r ' i Douglas Spirits A r( pt st i l 'V 1 nsa I ind will be avulhl tin I tirt coint HII I[ I I Ir I fo ( ill gulf. I, t 1 i illo nrA rv will otprLoLk 1n mitrk I b'I' Call CI '1 8 ir 1 00n4 CARIBSA: lhoi'h art lbbe.i Siul Ile was not only one of the greatest Americans, :gto ribuo n 11 to ftw Woe .Widl Democrats: Ce l ] I moratr dent Asnstu ilioni riitts itiigiht nil / co]ored or white, but he was one of the most inoprtng A IlI' ( tIlt r lidllstr\ torlighl .11 , III Lit (t lonriglit io 8 In RUit/ Ullion II (onput'r St'lit(' flioding e oIll, figures in the entire history of the human race ko it/ F ninm R. om it ! .1ll ut phe 1 Rowm 121 CalR IFL%,002 121 Call Ann Mit' IlHory, 378- s, , i 1 188 1 Black History Month: lames Has 3871 Julia Wilsitn COAR: C i 1ipuI Org,LTu/l ( kns. BLrenda Wilkinson aul Viviin No nets: ['hr Faling (,ilrS Black History Month \gint t Rape meet, tlILV it I n I it(r will speaIk it the Medict] skydive Ilub miLo tonight at 6 in History Spotlight Director R, it/ I nr n R.ms 122 123 illi s lttce Auditorium it Shands the Orange & hrew Call 336-18S3 Advert sng on as a k IAR We k ( all 142 1l I HitspIal tonight It 7 to Never without a paddle: The UF Public so vice of rhe independent Florida Auligator For kids' sake:IBg rtin r,/llIg TrIathletns: I lorida [riiathles Canoe and Rafting Club meets st rsrI AninuA Ro or l'or Kid,,' s kc meet tonight at 8 30 im Florida Gym tonight at 6 in Turlngton Hall Room III I du it a rm Indd per dg'T I li Room 216 Call 3/3-9853 2346 Call 395-6692 Ilmorlsr bcgin, Ftb 8 IAtI1.m Racing on two wheels: leam AIESEC. A]ESEC meets tonight at EE*M*":3 LAB SIll Beth or lIII. 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By MIKE DAME Washigitn sportsigent RilI II ltak h would be the typeofl organizationathL vilw l Word tit TSuininju poiblk- mnit it Alligator Staff Writer represents nine players in Italy, "jidl want to bring Dwayne Schiniitus aboard Schinluius would fit in nicely Sthmztus,. a finalisi Jor lie I tgarit. a I I Augi l's spI rs agit iwho Former UlI center Dwayne 'htmt,.ius it Milan, thedefening - but loss irs Olymit tsaim, ti seems to be making a quick transit ion from struggling - Italian nauunal eled to I Trope that smImITIIIIr Io I egarie waui i the uirtmi v lhoe'dav it the amateur to the professional world of champions compete with the U S stlit I his secretary, (Iit I).goiu isLl sit ,s athletics. "Milan has called me look 1ral hill after tch North heard that Milan is irrTslitil IT stlIlIIllLIS The 7-foot-2 former Gabor, who quit the ing for a player.' said Pollak, Sloan and his staff were forced (s* Iuntzms) may ho going In, I rv',Iit or team Jan 24, withdrew from UF last Friday who added he has not spoken to resign Oct 31. lus something like [hit. tt I to heart of I i and is believed to be headed overseas to to and does not represent Schintnus said he never cionsid- deals," Dagostno said Schictzous con- * ered leaving the team to go to play professionally, likely in Milan, Italy, 'they're But long Island, N. sports o.im lit according to sports agents who represent cerned about finishing high Europe because he did not like (lass, another represlnta. iif sea]e Americans playing in Europe enough to get into [he top playing on foreign soil players in I'urop. ,iil he hIsi heard level of the playoffs, and a "I thought about playing mi Iarry Fitzimorris, UF's assistant athletic LInd n1e inuniit.l mII irthI director for student services, said Schpntzius decision was made thursday Italy or something, but ded night by Milan to actively re- Schintzius against fhat.'Schittutold The has left school and moved out of Yon Hall, for him It) do anyway, but thi s besiie the the athletes' dormitory place one of its players Alligator in November "I was thinking about everything I could do to get back at the "Dwayne made a decision S hintzus to withdraw "I negotiated thecontract tor (seven-year school (for forcing Sloan to reltre).but hata younegr brother, Iravi. a from the university, and he went through NBA player) Mark lavaron with the Milan not in my best interest " freshman Iorward for ( I', sparked the- I - the proper procedures through Tigert team this year. and Mark got hurt, and they ruwean distLiIsion after prairie Monday (Hall)," Fitmorris said "I'm sure he's got replaced him with (nine-year NBA player) Among Pollak's clients is tornier I F when he said Dwayne wis looktig into the advisers now telling him what to do Earl Cureton,' Pollak said "But Cureton player Eugene McDowell, who plays in fur possibility u1 playing overseas., tiher il Schintzius could not be reached for Jorm- hasn't done the job I'm very familiar with key But Pollak sud he has no idea what see Schintzius, page 13 ment tuesday the team and the people there, and Milan Schintaius' professional aspirateons are ACLU asks support for Indian exhibit
By GEOFF BOUCHER Willett said his organiation Alligator Staff Writer doeiIt supporti the protesters or the museum instead they sup The American Civil Liberties port the First Amendment Union of Flonda has thrown its "[in this case there seems to te support behind an American I- a whole position that is missing dian groupdemanding itsversuiit fromihe discussion, and we think of history be included in a UIE they should have the opportunity museum exhibit on Spanish ex- to express their view," Willett ploration sIdl Charles Willett, chairman of Museum spokeswoman Neddi Gainesville's ACLU branch, Perez said a counter exhibit wrote an open letter to the UF could be arranged, but protesters community Tuesday to garner would have to go through "proper support for protesters who want university channels,' which in an exhibit of their own to display cludea review by a museum com- along with First counters, a mittee But Perez said the depiction ofearly Eturopean expe- protesters don't have a strong ditions into the Caribbean stance to set their exhibit around The ACLU Chapter Board ap- "I don't think her points have peals to the faculty, students, and been very valid," Perez said 'A staff of the University of Florida F ANN sroDiAsR lotofthem have been unclearand to support request for 1,000 Diamond, facing, hugs Melanie Knapp after her student conduct hearing Tuesday. some of the things she criticized Michelle square feet of space at the mu- at a protest at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Knapp was also a were taken out of context Diamond was arrested seum to present a supplementary participant In the demonstration. exhibit . which can then join Willett's letter took a legal ap- the 'First Encounters' exhibit on proach to getting the 4upplernen- it's three-year tour," the letter ta] exhibit when it utda board said earlier ACltU letter, sent to in- Protester faces conduct termUF President Robert Bryan Diamond won t know until at least ing and resisng arrest witlIut First Encounters kicked off a By DUANE MARSTELLER national tour at the Florida Mu- in December The passage says Thursday what it is, Judicial Af- violence, Hendon sad AIM deserves equal access to the Alligator Writer seum of Natural History last fairs Dean Irene Stevens said The I 11t LitnIInid sid she wALs exhibit area because the museum month, and is the work of mu- The UF freshman whon, police secret re commendation will go to Iever ordered to get of the ship is legally "a public form "But UF seum director Peter Bennett The arrested in December for sitting Student Services )ean James nor was she warned that slit attorney Pam Bernard said the exhibit, now in Tampa, will mark in a boat to protest the "First Scott, who will then meet with would be arrested for rosia i rg argument is off base the 500th anniversary of Christo- Encounters"exhibit at the Florida Diamond before makimig a deci- if she didn't get off the ship pher Columbus' historic voyage "TIe concept of equal time Museum of Natural History will sio If she doesn't like Scott's "I was never told to got off ti does not apply in this case," Ber- can appeal to to America in 1492. But the Amer find out Thursday whether she decision, Diamond boat ,' Diamond said nard said "There is no political Art ican Indian Movement says it may be expelled from UF for her Student Affairs Vice President liamond and Paul Finkelstein, statement being made.' teaches the wrong lessons. actions Sandeen, Stevens said another iF student arrested at AIM leader Jan Eliot said the Bernard said there are three The Student Conduct Commit- Diamond appearedcalm during the protest, also fate criminal exhibit's text includes phrases types of forums at UF - public, tee met Tuesday night to decide [he 45-minute hearing at the Reitz charges in Alachua County court like "New World" and "Spanish limited and non-public In public and was backed by 15 sup- what punishment, if any, Michelle Union Fuikestei's trial is expected to discoverers," which insinuate forums, such as the Plaza of the L Diamond should receive for porters as LF called three start in two weeks, while did not exist Americas, people can 'express that Indian culture climbingaboard a replcaof Chris, witnesses against Diamond Diamond's trial date has not been before the expeditions. theirviewsiWthout Inhibition" In topher Columbus' ship Dec. 11 to set. "When the racist and colonial limited public forums, such as the Those witnesses - Graig protest the museum's exhibit of Although the worst penalty Di- ist attitude of the dominating few University Auditorium, expres- Shaak, the museum's associate di- Columbus' voyage Into the West. amcond can receive is expulsion become so institutionalized that sion is limited by format. rector, and UF police officers ern Hemisphere. Protesters said Mark Hendon and Nick Konopka, from UF, Stevens said the student the historically oppressed preo- In non-public forms, such as it probably will get a lesser punish- classrooms and the museum, the exhibit was racist because who arrested Diamond - said pies themsives fail to recognize didn't show how poorly the Span- ment. these views as racist, this be- there "is no right, tradition or she was warned several times to ish treated native Indians. "Usually with acaseofthismag- comes another form of enslave- legality for open discussions get off the exhibit but refused ment," Eliot said in a news release which would Interfere with the Although the conduct commit- Police had nochoice but toarrest mtude, we're not talking about last month. education process," Bernard said. tee agreed on a recommendation, her and charge her with trespass- expulsion' Stevens said. 1II' 1 i ifI I Itl II lot ELSEWHERE
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The butt bill Stale Rep David llagg, I) (iinesville, iitroduc d a bill to the Irgislature last week that he hopes would ban OF THEUI smoking anywhere on any inch of campus. In an ideal world, we'd love it if no ont4 smoked but people (Io And some even enjoy it. .pe Banning smoking on campl would not be unconstitu tional. The state can prohibit other forms of addictive save timeflCr aNhewtgS. drugs, including alcohol, Flagg says, so they can ban smoking any way they please. But a total smoking ban would infringe and unreasonably hamper a person's i- lividual right to smoke. We think smoking is a ternble habit and although h I , many smokers say the saime thing, we cannot support s government regulation of human weaknesses LF and Stu dcnt Government officials were successful in getting cigarette vending machines off campus and in banning smoking in campus cafeterias Those restrictions were ra- tional because a person's right to smoke wasn't complete- ly taken away or made technically impossible This ttme, we can't support the ban. Forcing smokers xtlmfl to walk clear across campus - as far as 15 minutes for some faculty and staff - for a cigarette is unfair. We h0pe Flagg 1n1ws he's askirw something infeasible, Tuition hike requires cooperation veIl with an exemption fromt the ban for "scheduled oter coltgiateathletic vents J A s coari s the first of a three part senesfront Student Body President led Scales. Today Tuition in- fl .* E'd StRIj Much inI tie samch veint as budget requests, Flagg is as- , reases and the Board of Regents king for an exticmt because he knows hell have to make Frequently, politicians see the need to set the ON POLITICS political conces sions So it's possible that he's leaving record straight on a numberof issues S.in the midst I0 0m for negotiations an( compromise when he is asking of Student Government elections, here goes support outside the regents. The legislature nevi r o ban smoking everywhere on campus, including private last week, the Florida Board of Regents effectively has, and probably never will, passed a lS-pertew oltices, dormitories and on the sidewalk rejected the Flonda Student Association's request that tuition increase Regardless of the philosophical meci [he regents amend their current legislative request of the regents' plan, it is simply politically uinrealsi, Flagg said he doesn t want to start comproi sing the regarding proposed tuition increases FSA endorsed and should be revised Sue beflre it gets to debate, so he's sticking to his guns raising n-statetuition percent and out-of-state tuition Second, FSA argues that the out-of-state denitii Jmd asking for the total ban. 18 percent to attend Florida's universities is inelastic Raismi But the people most affected by the ban are the people The regents still support, and have since 1985, out-of-state tuition 18 percent, which still keeps it well raising all tuition who work in campus buildings eight hours a day or who 15 percent annually until students below the national average, certainly won't be a generate 25 percent of Florida's higher education tremendouslygreaterobstacle to out-of-state stude live in dtms How will bosses react when employees budget. The regents set forth three reasons for no[ than the regents' proposed 15-percent increase -minute accepting FSA's take two 20 cigarette breaks an hour? Is it really proposal Against the backdrop of the regents' proposed wise to ask a freshman, female smoker who's up late 11SA's proposal would generate $5 million less increase, the arguments of presidents Berne Sliger studying to walk outside her dorm at 3 am to have a than theirs of FSU and Fred Humiphies of FAMU to "save our smoke' Or does Flagg expect everyone to just say no to mAcceptance of FSA's proposal would mark an tourists" are wholly unpersuasive Florida's state unprecedented retreat siiokimug from the regents' "25 Percent universities should be primarily for Florida citizen Plan who have paid taxes in our state for their entire lives If the bill whittles down to ban smoking in buildings, *Out-of-state students would be hit too harshly by we hope legislators remember that dorms are homes for FSA's plan As has happened since 1975, FSA and the regents thousands of students and designate a "smoking dorm" On its face, the regents' rationale may seem per went to war in the legislature over tuition. eSA won The regent's decision not to work with the students or "smoking floor" instead suasive, but a little insight gives strong support to FSA's plan cost our system about $2 million in tuition revenue UF does not have a smoking policy, or even an anti- First, none of the following have ever expressly smoking policy. It follows the state's policy of "no smok- 2 Surely if FSA can realize that zero-percent tuition endorsed the regents' 5-percent plan - the Cover ing in any building except where expressly permitted." increases are not practsal, then the regents cal see nor, the Legislature, the students, system consultants the obvious advantages of compromising With FSA Drs. Florida's Clean Indoor Air Act does not require smok- Joe Newman and Bill Friday. seven of the current on tuition. We, the FSA and the regents, then can nine system ing areas to be provided in places that choose to be en- presidents and most surprisingly, II of lobby together on issues far more substantive thal tirely smoke-free. All areas in public places are the regents' 13 current members, tuition-financial aid, inorityrecruitment andreen- One must seriously question the prudence of ton, academic advisement and faculty salaries, for considered non-smoking unless a part of that area is set embracing a philosophical policy that has s little aside for smokers. And the law doesn't require example. workplaces to allow smoking. Good intentions are noble Rep. Flagg, but extreme Voter registration and national elections asa resident Commission. A student has never rules restricting rights are not. Take your ideas to Tal- of your Gainesville area district been elected to the City Commiis lahassee and fight hard for a more reasonable bill respect- drive on campus As the student lobbyist for UF, sion, but if he receives strong stu ing everyone's rights. I can say without reservation that dent support, he could be the first Editor: I would like to take this the principle reason student inter- Registration tables are in front opportunity to remind both the Stu- ests are often ignored is because of Turlington Hall and in the Stu alligator dent Body of the University of students don't vote dent Government office, Room 305 Editor Florida and the Gainesville com- If only a handful of students of the J. Wayne Reitz Union. They munity that Tuesday, Feb 6. were to exercise their right to vote, are open from 9 am. to 4 p n Lucy Chabot through Friday, Feb. 9. Student we would be a very formidable Our goal is to register 2.000 Managing Editor Opinions Editor Government is sponsoring a voter Political group Mary Shedden Tonya Sutton registration drive. voters. please take five minutes out I think students are doing bet. ofyourdayand register tovote this This is not a drive allowing Letters Policy ter. but we still have a long way to week. Although voting is a right l.1.s to the odlo, mould not encoad 200 wOds SaeOul bra Sy 10 oage nty Whoid be people to vote in spring SG elc- go Mike Murphy. a student at UF, and a privilege, perhaps it should tywed Jbi~boh ard o d fluy abboolsens. atInner. rats, .ddesi .a telaphort tions This is the real thing. If you teels so strongly about expressing also be considered a responsibility numbe, Natu IIeHeI Car .ishid If lis all above ul Caif. 1 you NSvl an n Call register during this dnve, Is. Olo pars dIor at 37"4456 you will his views that he will be running Tim Como be eligible to vote in all local, state for a seat on the Gainesville City dfcter of Stit Lobbying A[ nN DAYI[ ARICMY 'Intl Al IJGATOiR f NV ere ma bon . in a specil bu ca. YoL
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THE AMERICAN EXPRESS' CARD FOR STUDEN[S MORE THAN EVER MURPHY Turnout of all the city's precints -- 11, 11 lower than 10 percent t he regNi, lol" Coe I vitors ast ballot ter ' t 1|, wlln er, Prt n 2, whichinc ludtstle rnL I southwest thin Avenue, usiaIlit,I, ahead of he student pr (ti I it 1
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I N!li ds le frtrtt C> Aletil rit ghlbutl> nidholonally have [he highest i i oi, ' images during city elections gwK tIe na ., I t oI11 I L I ti %f rI 'er 'or 0XaMiple, In the P85 Iyit 1'(& Istsitni 24 had the third highest nioi iI Ix rcen[. and [he highest iuill ''. Liti 'lters -722 Preiunct 31 had 71 voter, 12 pr II,[o r 4 oI t , t h I, d o : I I i , the total registered, to finish tas n i 1 . IeIa l01 lid [I IIf up s , ol,t]iil S , n'~ .n s percentages and actual number o that year And the gap bet (.t. I (11t inI ,In I 1 'Ilk '* i "I''" sir t '""I precincts' turnout statistics hasn't (how much since then McEachern, a formercity comminso, thinks there is "a way outside possbilm ' that could change this year with the dili A ( unt-,il', ILI rlt It IT t o ti'I I elections. "I don't think for a minute that there t be a massive student registration,' \l Eachern said. "But because the distinct 1,s rI 11e 1~ LLen I I11 1 1, I I , d. include the campus, dem~~~'l ' v,m I I Iob.HiIu trh I want to be respond, I"dl f i lir ' NldI 11: to the needs of students." ~ ~ ~ ni~ ~ ~~ , 1o 11 p,~ limhsatedo o m - McEachern said that unless Murphy roots in thecommunity, "it would bedli to get the other five (off-campus) pre( I to take him seriously " McKnew, a former city planning ]ILL member, also said Murphy would ned I wIaos cin ir wk [it 11, r \lur- port throughout the entire district ,lt4 mile Len be Ia t ,I tWI "It depends a lot on him," McKnew ,i SUZETIE COO - ALLICAtORH UF junior Michael Murphy hopes to break tradition by "If hejust appeals to the studentyvote, I il II' becoming the only student I l d un s oi ever to win a City Commission district seat. think he'll do very well If he's qualilit' think he has a chance " neither %I I: lIi IlN2, I I presence of I F gradure registered nor voted in Gainesville, 'I iit Robert Patterson in he conuals- Button said Murphy said - win or lose - he Tiit, itos ailn' s!JI hl1 ii city t oI l)(1 i, A to stay in Gainesville after ri I r ietrelT t 111)hrlt ion rot lorted c halners mino niof wath "Students set this as beig a completing 1, transitory education It Or ' \ Lu ' ( [lI , I I a'J ro lot I I,[]' place'" Button Sfd "Many of them think of cl a] met rellet ted on that election year their homesas bemng elsewhere Gainesville "I plan on staying here a long timeILI and slidaiothier runoffelection islkelythis is somewhere that hey stay or two or lour docam aboutthecity,"Murphy said "Idl veAr years" perceive myself as a radical student h ,hituldheiberaihesIlaIL,fi I hei tret townspeople tould cancel Anyone who wishes to register to vote in shouldn't be students against the contiii I eat It other ount and Mike (Murphy) tould [he election must do so by Monday [he nity - we should all be working together et pl KnIowt hat " get mi a runim"l she said election is March 13 Whether or not Murphy will get a chntIN t (nix Lididte% i the t , I t Irinaff Bu that scenario would depeid heavily Precinct 31, where students livngon cam to work together with four other non-st . is Al II'C[ II II unt, (halmers aill Onl stuLldents And students (traditionally have pus may vote, traditionally has the lowest dent city commissioners remains to be seen
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AGRICULTURAL CAREER DAY Thursday, February 8, 1990 Reitz Union Ballroom Time 930am -330pm For Further Information Call 392 1961 Companies attending include A Duda & Sons, Inc Lykes Brothers Inc Agr Mgmt Service Co , Inc Naples Tomato Growers lI' American Breeders Service Orange-Co Asgrow Florda Company Purina Mills Cargdl-Nutrena Feed Division Southwest Florida Water Ciba-Geigy Management District Coca-Cola Foods Speeding. Inc E I Dupont - Suwannee River Water de Nemours & Co Management District F & W Forestry Service The Land/Walt Disney World Farm Credit Service United States Sugar Corporation Fla Dept of Agriculture & USDA AMS. LS, STDZ Consumer Services USDA Farmers Home Florikan Administration Gold Kost. Inc US Peace Corps J R Brooks & Son Inc Walt Disney World Nursery Sponsored by College of Agniculture Career Resource Center Student Agncultural Council BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND
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Check you, ad the FIRST day it uns ' '1A i , ' I A r NW ibdriba laCuzzi, sauna. w roar Len' or Rent to own 2bdr/i i2 ba Good T huge Cal 373 FIND wth any corrections be Pool 1/2mi foUF $230/molorow Wn room shape Central air rlew paint frost fhee ''A & 1,2 cable A uil 372 2857, Do rore neon THE ALLIGATOR IS ONLY rrI enced peT welcome Pris , Classifieds will begin TWO Call 371 9T45 28 20-5 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST DAY WUNDMEADOWSAPTS DAYS alter they are placed THE AD RUNS INCORRECTLY Cor 'S'70 3bdr/2ba Screened Porch Shed 1 2 & 3 Bedrom Ads mailed in or placed relied ads ,ill be extended one day NW, Skirting Close to UP Move at the Pool, TennIs Laundry Or Rort 3'2 NW HOUSE f/ns large yard screen No refunds of credits can be given after tat $4000 392 2802 2753 Union or Shands may take 2712 SW 34th St ** 373 3558 porch cable, washer, micro 4mi pacing the ad Changes caledin alter UF/SFCC. No pet unfurn rr, 5150 & 1 3 THREE days to appear Ads 06 Fleetwood washer dryer the [tist day Bull nel be compensated WiLLIAMSBURG APTS 2bdr'2ba ut 378-8499 2-9 6 5 may run for any length of time AVAILABLE NOW' sc 0r ted patio pool and tnni Whitn Park 441 North No down payment Take and be cancelled at any time Customer error or changes: I 2 To& 3drms Corrections music be made in person at Pont Laundry ofer mortgage 378 8356 2 9 6 3 BRANDYWINE Fem, own rm */ wIr Ed Sorry, but there can be no re Tully furn 2bdr/lbe apt xlras The Alligator on1ce BEFORE NOON I Flony to UF Shands Many fords or cancelled ads 2000 SW 141h SI * * a 376 t253 SUBLEASE: $210/mo '3 ual Near OF 373 S24 Trier, will b a 2 of correction M. MOUNT VERNON APTS Nonte snik needed To share 2bdr '0th apt $l1iO/o I& 2 Bedrooms 4 HOUSE/APT. 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telephoing 373-FIND between 8 00 and 4 00 pm a5 Honda CRX ac anm i, Or sell Aspars tined wnees .O I 2 You can marl your Alligator Classified form (with check money order bond Iowner coveroranii 0,, 1 or Mastercard/Visa Information no cash, please) to speed $4250 all 215 Judy 7 / 59 term Alligator Classitiods colt s S door arn dependable good PO Box 14257 condion must sell $2500 080 376 an i 05'? everi9 2 9569 Gainesvllle, FL 32504 1989 Bronco It 6300 miles sport I '. 3 You can place your ad in person by coming to our office at 1105 W - I FIenslII 1DI 4 o many extras S 13 500 Cai 376 1 I University Ave I be.ween 8 am and 4 pm, weekdays Our trained, riend- -- I . jI - - Iesn,IpI afer 5 00 pm 2 8 R 9 ly stall will be glad to help you with your ad IFo staf na al 1sr ice (crlIes 1973 FORD Maverick Good Shape on, owner. Super Reliable This S noi a 4 You can place your ad in person at one of The Allgator s convenient 2 F IRelUfrishd1 yigSI Da$400 Iookeri Only homs looking 10 amilln o' "remo" locations estoe need apply $65oobo 318 1984
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'C? 7 G/ P/I 4'>n ' . 14" PT w 0)"J 2/ khj;f S64S"T~ I jt'IT GY~ .4, ' xl 1 Yesterday's News by Les Zax I IT WA- PETE QACT WO: &EnoN9st TRu O by CRAIG BAXTER PETE. You nCal DYA OF HES mT WENo You KNWSMT TIJAV'? SERI&D wtt W MANI YOM Ttt AND DRAi WANT Talit A6 lLY P inT SEE CEWSEII ---- ON M UTBAf UPS NFA. K 11Tll gmalRM Uig? 'ITE 6*7 To O MiPVE KT Ins K/ N U, I MT N a u ~ / A. OS O VENEER Sg th PITT N- Marshmallow's Revenge N No WEDNI SDAY. FFFBRUARY 7. Lko AI4GJCATR11 TANNAKED Montana gets award; Gymnast hurt r .m at practice S. ~ - ~ Brennalt I'll Niners coach to stay UF gymnast Karen injured her neck in practice F- icate with him We're glad he' Tuesday and Gators coach Er- sticking Wround" nestine Weaver said theirenior CongratulationsSigma Chi NEW YORK - San FranCiS0o [ he INer s had IorbidldeT, may not compete in the tn- Montana, suffer THE WINNERS OF FOUR IFC quarterback Joe fbingre Iromi negotiating for meet against Alabama and fig from a touch of flu, received another job until aier the Super Georgia this weekend. more honor and some we]- one Bowl He became fair game fol Brennalt, UFs top all-aroun- ANNUAL AWARDS come news Fuesday - the 49ers' ]owing the 49ers' 55-10 bombard- der this season, strained her THE BUDDY McKAY FRATERNAL offensive coordinator will not be ment of Denver Jan 28 that gave neck muscles while practicing leaving San Francisco its second consec- on the vault, Weaver said the EXCELLENCE AWARD While the Super Bowl's Most utve championship senior probably will not travel I he award given to the single chapter whth extcls in all Valuable Player was being saluted Montana lauded Holmgren for to the meet in Tuscaloosa, Ala, as 1989 Man of the Year by The adjusting the pass routes and said areas of chapter activity, including Greek Relations, on Saturday. Sporting News, an hour's drive he did a 'damn good job 'lie said No word on her condition Scholarships, community relations, campus nvolvement, I away the New York jets were an- the continuity of the 49ers - in was available late Tuesday. intramural & chapter programming nouncing the signing of Bruce which the head coaching job was Brennualt won the all-around Coslet as head coach passed from Bill Walsh to George title for the in.ators their first THE MORTON WOLFSON The jets had been searching for Seifert - is central to making the two meets this season. She is OUTSTANDING FRATERNITY a coach for six weeks, with the 49er. what some contend is the the defending Southeastern candidates narrowed to two offen- NFL's greatest team. Conference vault champion. "You hate to interrupt the flow PRESIDENTS AWARD sive coordinators - Coslet of the This is the third - but ap- Cincinnati Bengals and Mike of any team," Montana said. -We piretily least serious - injury THE FRATERNAL EXCELLENCE Holmgren ofthe 49ers. Holmgren stayed within when Bill left." for the Gators this season. Se- AWARD FOR ALUMNI RELATIONS Withdrew from consideration The family is not entirely nior Janice Kerr and sopho- Monday for "personal reasons." happy. Steve Young, the backup more Lynette Wittmeier are THE FRATERNAL EXCELLENCE "It's great for us," Montana quarterback, grumbles about recuperating from injuries and said "He's kept the offense intact wanting to play elsewhere. Mon- will not compete in 1990. AWARD FOR PLEDGESHIP and added his own touches He's tana has no immediate plans to - SHARON GINN given us the freedom to commu- retire. HEEL/ SEW QUIK - hi ,em Mary had a littlelamb with Pece as white as snow. Everywhere that MaWmn that Iamb uus sure to go. everything is cool it followed her to school one day, which was against the rules. She sold it in the classified, now SPORTS Bulldogs nip Gators, 70-65 Lady Gators win Poor free-throw shooting in fin al minutes seals UF's fate [[F open's basketball with 17 points apiece to earn c( haIt I 1i t\1i by I II ilnilng a hI -- 7ad Alligator Staff Report IIiT IstIv a player Camille Railedge broke team-high honors as the Lady with hret mnute to layfn the gime cu (eorgia Conference Gators shut USF down While throws in basket iIl IIo not w'r!l 1i the gines I I o overall 7 Ili lit sl() otntored tih Gnors the Southeastern career record for assists the Lady Bulls were being held -- on : i se onts , 2 flown the siretch to wn Tues- day night as she and the Lady scoreless for nearly the first five iotior Dwavne Davi riisi I two ree throws wIh I I coninbuted io the Bulldogs t comeback hv n- Gators whipped South Florida minutes, UF was unstoppable, seconds let I ies!av right a ' lo 70 5 four 'h Wiall oio the free throws list wo by lna, 66-52at the USFGyminTampa, scoring at will from the inside Georgia in Athens. (a the Galors losing bro-5 completing a season sweep of over the shorter Lady Bulls. For the game, the Gators mile only 11 o 19 trailing 68-61, junior RnaldO (,ir(a niissed a the lady Bulls. Sophomore guard Teresa ret lirowvs umparcd to d' 1ultlugs' Ii of 19 %hI(ol Ireet ) Iatiemli with I wo setoI(Is It irtuaired Ratledge had 10 assists in 22 Brown had a career-high 12 ing from ho line, but missed four tree throws Ii the no drAw a foul on the play sitne players fouled i minutes of play - most compli- points . lism!,gmilIIt es forthe SbtUheaNL. T' ( onfertittei three poilItte rtory art (.iti idto thrt he trehroN ments of post players Rhvonja The Lady Gators lm- "We art hIt o very good fret throw earil Interim Inder ain SEC experimental rule Smith and LaTonya McGhee - provedto 12-9 overall USF, led LO(Ih Don DeVoe said "l[i von get in a light Alec Kessler sealed the game with a pair 01 trev- to top the mark of 767 held by by sophomore guard Angie "'Lrgii like W% were L'. son ha :i ike the ret throws Kessler and i tiertal Green each st red 14 Tennessee's Dawn Marsh Snyder's 25 points, fell to 8.13. [ous to lead the Bulldogs, while Davis scored a Smith and McGhee finished -ALLIGATOR STAFF REPORT to I' overkill 2 t i e ShC) gave career igh 29 points for the Gators UF soccer clubs kick off spring season Men k see K w"Ir Good record not p I- to improve good enough for By MATT FOGLESON & Aligator Writ er I he U renIs soccer club, s squad which plays [is first match of the women In the fall, UF suffered a 1-0 spinng sts. ion [eb 10 against Lek -I By SEAN B. LAW double-overtime erd ( olege hopes to improve rn Alligator Writer loss to Georgia the rr5-3 ret ord it jolted in the fall, a 102c reco rd dur- Against evenly matched teams, ub vice-president Cam Mec - Afterposting leflan d 'jcdi ing the fall season, the t F women's like Georgia, UF hasn't been able it And t lub president Dan Ormles soccer club kicks off its spring to get the ball in the net when of mak- needed thinks the squad should improve season Saturday m hopes. to, suffering a 3-2 loss to ing a good record even better South Florida and tying both Tul- with at least Seven starters return- Al % goal begins with a Ing from the fall That trip to ane and Louisiana State. 7Vhe outlook is pretty good' Tallahassee to face ormes said OThe core of our team X rival Flor- "W ha Offensively, Sit I";, ida State of cs seven or eighi guys who've been ye a veryt the addition 'We have playing together for a freshman Alli- a long time " young, ye ty different Mcflelland said itNs going to vecry young son Zusbman, very different who accounted lake teamwork to find success team than in the ibis; season's team needs to teamthan in the for 70 percent cone together and gel better than past," senior past. It's been sai.d of the sioring in previous Seasons," he said sift sweeper Ivy that web last semester, 4 rzven't been " is year's team definutelv has a Cohen said It's should help the lot rtire leadership than previous been said that as serc ~us as we developing of- we haven't been fen se teams " b li addition to McClelland and asserious as we h en in the have been in the We are not a nimes, last season's top scorer, sets t we are ty- fin Clark will return at forward -, past, but we are t, polished team, trying to get but we are Stopper Fid Balfoort and center 1W) Ing to ge tthat seni- midfielder KevI Stewart also are that serious more skilled ness back" sback. " expected to be team leaders ousnes than most, A I t h o u g h team coach Since soccer isn't a varsity sport -Ivy only a club Cohen at F. the club is he only outlet S t e v e lor students to play the game with team, which so nIor sweeper Bouchard said an organized team It faces top means it does "We have a no- not compete notch competitors, many of whom against NCAAsanc- cheps of skilled players, and what will be coming here in April for the tioned squads and is not funded by we lack in ski! Iwe make 13th annual A C Moore Tourna- the UF athletic department, it does hustle and tenati ity." ,, a , have its mp I share of varsity-caliber ath lets Ormes said one of UF's biggest -w After visiting FSU - where UF A- rivals - Florida State - will play A big part of its recent success won the last meeting 2-0, its first in the tournament, which is named KEVIN WTNiEWsKi - ALLIGATOR comes from the leadership and di- ever victory against the lady Sem- Eric Brown, a member of the UF for the man who started UF's soc men's soccer club, goes through rection on the part of the older inoles - it will return to practice to prepare cer club in 1953 - the nation's for Saturday's opener against Eckerd College. players. Gainesville to prepare for its own oldest college soccer club ago, will have a somewhat more "I would say with the edge of Senior goalkeeperSue Rathman- tournament. Southeastern Conference relaxed schedule than in the fall extra experience, we'll definitely ner has been with the team since squads who will participate in- But traditional nvals such as FSU fare better than we did in the fall," her freshman year and has allowed SlatedforFeb. 24and25,UFwill clude: Alabama, Georgia. Loutsi- and Miami still are on UF's sched- Ormessaid. "Noweveryone knows onlyone goal in UF's last II games play host to Georgia, Georgia ana State and Tennessee. Other ule the tendencies of their team. That fact also can be attributed to Wesleyan, FSU and others. non-conference teams, such as To measure upwith previous UF mates.' a resilient defense, led by Cohen Georgia Tech and Clemson, may teams, which Ormes said include and senior midfielder Dawn Day Following the tournament, the participate several undefeated seasons, the But the most important aim of Being a defensive-oriented team team will play home matches as Ormes also said the squad, squad will have to rely on its expe- the club is to have fun . "and win, does have its drawbacks, though, well as travel to Alabama, Georgia, which began practice two weeks rience. too," McClelland said in terms of scoring productivity North Camolina and USF.