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sip- - - Volleyball team squeezes N111111 1.1. 1,r ad. 1,. p 0O. VOLUME 84. NUMBER 59 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990 Teddy Bears.15 UF best in SEC, but victory bittersweet L Please see related stories, page tor Bill Arnsparger, who weath- 16. ered allegations that UF was not in By MATf ADAMS control of its athletic programs, Alligator Witer was cheered. Barred from the terminal by As UF's football team disem- Gainesville police officers, the barked their chartered Pan Am air- crowd watched Tennessee assure plane Saturday night, Debbie UF of the SEC's best record, beat- Poppell looked around at the crowd ing Ole Miss 22-13, through the gathered at Gainesville Regional charter terminal's plate glass win. Airport. dows. Cheers broke out when Ten- "I wish there were more people nessee won the televised game. here," she said, "They've earned But a bittersweet memory dom- it.w e inated the evening for Gators fans. Popped] was one of about 300 When UF won its first SEC title fans who went to th airport to e in 1984, a crowd estimattd at 4,000 greet the football team who, after met the plane at the airport. A pep S a t u r d a y rally at Florida afternoon's vic- NDINGS Field drew 22,000 tory at Kentucky, SEC S fans. had earned the UFs 47 I5 vi cto ry Saturday Two days later, conference's over Kentuckyyaassured the LF was informed best record. Galors of the, to ,rd. first- that because it in 0Southeast tat becaA it But not the place finish Confierencce a 58-year wason NCAApro- championship. fem bation, it would A Southeast- history - , EC OWUALL not be allowed to ern Conference UP I 9-1 play In the Sugar bylaw requires Ab'm 4 1 1 7 2 1 Bowl. In the Above: UF President John Lombardi greets the team that Tennessee 1 622 spring of 1985, fans Saturday night after the Cators de- wins the confer nhsSisi 4 2 82 the SEC .2 officially feated Kentucky, 47-15. Right: Football ence champion Alrtiay 3 6.4 Kentucky 3 3 46 stripped UFofthe players, top to bottom, Jerry 0dom,, Kirk ship to be LSU s2 5 46 championship Kirkpatrick, Godfrey Myles, Marc Murray eligible for the Georgia 2 5 4-6 That memory and Chris Broley arrive at Gainesville Re- The Miss State 5 5-5 Sugar Bowl may have tem- gional Airport after their win. National Colle- vanderft" 5 8o pered this year's

.omable, S giate Athletic ' EC Sui.dt la celebration, but Association's has Pcbaton when the plane imposed a post- landed, temper- T-mshirts brag seastn ban on UF a mi sktWeh ance evaporated. Fans carrying Gatrs ineligible for the SEC signs reading "Number 1" and Championship. "Best in the SEC' crowded the "It's great to be the best," Pop- fence that blocked them from the about record; pell said as the applause grew airstrip. The band played "We Are louder. "But underneath all these T'he Boys" for the fourth time. cheers, there's a lot of pain." After the game, the team silent on title Despite those feelings, a small awarded game balls to Lombardi celebration occurred while waiting and head coach Steve Spurrier, By MIKE ERUCELL for the team's Arrival. An eight- thanking them for their support Alligator Staff Writer member version of the Pride of the through the NCAA sanctions. Sunshine band played improvisa. Before UF's football team even clinched the tional versions of "We Are The UF exercise and sports sciences best record in the Southeastern Conference Boys" as the crowd sang along Professor Onen Holyoak said the Saturday, Stephen Little beat other sports rfer- softly. lack of a Sugar Bowl berth chandisers to marketing a victory T-shirt. shouldn't dampen the season for little said hi. company sold 4,000 shirts to Cheers and applause accompa- the Gators. stores such as Pic N' Save, Campus Shop and nied the players a- they walked to Bookstore, Florida Book Store and Gator Plus, the buses Several walked to the 'odaq's win Is the way it's sup- many before the Gators even kicked-off against fence and shook hands with the posed to be," he said. "Everything the Kentucky Wildcats. Shirt prices vary. fans. UF President John lambardi about this year has been handled Little said UF gave him permission Friday raised his arms and exchanged with class. If you don't love this afternoon to sell the shirts, which show a uni- high fives with the crowd As he left year of Florida football, then you the terminaL Even Athletic Dhe- anything. formed Alligator thrusting hi. finger up with the don'tlre caption "Air Florida 1990-Best Record In 'The SEC" and "Gators - We Won It On The Field." It Is not accidental that the shirts afrid men- tioning the SEC title. DebbleGay, productlicensingcoordinator for UFs University Athletic Association, said she and SEC icensing officials demanded that Little uid claiming what many fans insist - that the Gators a-e SEC champ. despite their NCAA probation. The teamnlostashotat thetitleafler the NCAA penalized UF for breaking several muls, Includ- ing Supplementing coaches' salaries. Se hIrbm, page 4

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By MIKE BRUSCELL Task force members also dist ussed what cific recommen(idat ions regarding coaches the task force should inerv iew Alligator Staff Writer role coaches should take ii enCouraging Them first back, despite athletes to study 'In other words, we need it) hear Their A task force examning UF athletic pro- Dr DlwayneThomas, assistant dean for sides if there is another sle,' iois ,air grams did some armchair quarterbacking minority affairs at J. Hills Miller Health Thursday night, analyzing hiring practices Center, said he wasn't sure how to motivate arrest threat and how coaches can help athletes in the Today, the task force will look at indfvmd- players, but said one possibility may be ual student- athlete academic iecords and classroom benching players who By SCOTT aren't doing well in discuss retention and graduation rates Be- NOLL class and playing the ones who are Alligator Writer Created by UF President John Lombardi cause the privacy of student records is in July, the task force has met for several UF physical therapy assistant professor protected by law, the meeting will be closed The rap group 2 live Crew is coming back weeks this semester. The group's chair- and task force member Martha Rader said to the public to Gainesville - and so is all the controversy man, chemistry professor Bill Jones, dis coaches should let athletes know from the that follows the group wherever they play cussed with members why candidates for start they'll have to meet specific academic Barfield said the athlete interviews have The Miami-based trio, acquitted last month coaching positionsoften prefer to deal with standards to play Athletes currently must been more impressive than he had ex o n obscenity charges in Broward County, will athletic directors in private maintain a 2 0- grade-poin t average to play pected be playing at the Central City nightclub Tues- "I think the reason it's preferred is be- UF entomology and nematology Profes- day night. It will be their third visit to the cause when you're dealing with a high-vis- so, Carl Barfield said the task force may These are articulate, bright people," he area in the last three years. ibility position like this, his employment interview both past and present coaches to said "They're not Nobel Prize winners, just And this time State Attorney Len Register, won't be jeopardized," Jones said Sunday understand their jobs better. like most of the students on this campus an outspoken opponent of the 2 Live Crew, afternoon. Jones said if the committee makes spe- aren't Nobel Prize winners " again is trying to lock up the group on obscenity charges for violating this area's community standards. Speaking two weeks ago at an American Family Association meeting, Register said he wanted a grand jury toexamine 2 [ave Crew's lyrics before he made an arrest But Gainesville Police spokeswoman Lt. Sadie Darnell and Central City manager Ei- leen Tenly both believe that no arrests will be made Tuesday night. "Basically, it's going to be a normal Tues. day night as usual," Darnell said. "Central City and other clubs have different groups performing all the time. Gainesville is made up of a cosmopolitan mix of interests so people are fairly tolerant because of that " "Tere's not a whole lot that (Register) can do," Tenly said 'There's no way he can get it before a grand jury before next Tuesday " Register refused to return phone calls His secretary said Thursday that he wasn't com- menting on the issue. The last time the rap group played at Central City, Register made headlines by threatening to have them arrested. The show did go on, but the crowds stayed away - which is why the Crew decided to make Tuesday's return appearance "It's something of a make-up date," Tenly said. "They feel obligated because we didn't have the turnout that they had thought. So they're coming back in hope that the politi- cians are going to leave them alone, that they're going to be able to perform and then just leave Gainesville with a good attitude." But Tenly is making sure that nothing controversial will happen. Besides hiring 10 extra security guards for the concert, Tenly said that the club will be strict on identifica- tion check. PeopleattendingTuesday's 9p.m. see Crew. page 4 See Spot Participants parade their Dalmations in the Greater Gainesville Dog Fanciers' Association's 37th Annual Show at the Alachua County Fairgrounds Sunday. Police to ticket walkway cyclists Ap 'i UF polite we be ammkdag down on Group to U.S. sold] ers refugees Iyirdista opdM the turn.- ciety along with several other concerned day and cold at night. We have so much By JDANNA GOLTZMAN U a End Individuals. over here and anything we can donate will ad Ub- Alligator Writer "This is purelyahumanitarian endeavor" help." Several UF students are showing their Zurub said. "We want to be a support orga- CARE ROCK is raising money by spon- cdahing fr -mall support for refuge from Kuwait and for nization for people of any race, nationality soring a volleyball tournament scheduled the U S. soldieraswboare serving theircoun- or religion in a crisis situation Wherever for Dec. 2 on UF's Broward Field. The try in the Persian Gulf. they are in the world, we'll try to help. deadline to register is Nov 30 Each team UF marketing senior Waseem Zurub is "Our short-term goal is to raise money for of at least five members must make a min- founder and president of a new crisis the people who have been displaced by the imum donation of $50. raes. the hiffaft support organization called Cooperative crisis in Kuwait," Zurub said. "Our long- CARE ROCK will give all proceeds to the American Relief Effortfor Refugees of Crisis term goal is to work as a support organiza- Red Cross. The funds will be used to pur- In Kuwait, or CARE ROCK. tion for the Red Cros.tm chase food, water, medicine and other sup- CARE ROCK Is a non-profit, non-political Theideafor CARE ROCK came aboutone plies. organization supported by the American September evening when Zurub was watch- Another way students are making a dif- Red Cros, PhiTheta Kappa National Honor Ing the news. ference overseas is by writing to U.S sal. Society, UF Student Government, College "'The refugees are living in tents in the see SOdINi, page 7 Democrats and the Pre-Legal Honorary So- desert," he said. "It's really hot during the -.-. *EYEGLASSES I Lenses ELSEWHERE Frames I Most pairs in One Hour!

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December 15." weeks that he is prepared to wage war over the tmy . . . The statement, using Iraq's description of the hos- oil-rich emirate, which Saddami has refused to vacate tages as "guests," said the decision was "part of our despite international pressure "$20.00OFF yComplete Pair Bush signs environment-related bills of Eyeglasses Ca~re EWs Pole --EYEGLASS S sell N., l41 WASHINGTON (UPI)-President Bush signed a United States' ninth national marine sanctuary EXPRESS -dt handful of environment-related bills Friday that he * The Omnibus Natural Resources and Wildlife said would protect "some of the most precious ex- Program, which among other things establishes two panses of America." including parts of Nevada's Mo- new National Wildlife Refuges - at the 18.000-acre jave Desert, the Great lakes and the Florida Keys. Bayou Cocodne in Louisiana and the 7,500-acre Walk- Contact Lens A day after signing historic clean air legislation, ill River refuge in NewJersey. Exam& Soft the president held a second White House ceremony 1 The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Lens $ 9 on the South lawn to sign into law the more modest Area Establishment Act of 1990, which designates Contact pieces of legislation. some to protect regional natural 83,100 acres in southern Nevada's Mojave Desert as resources and others to promote research and edu- a conservation area. C*A Daily Wear cauon, * ne Coastal Barrier Improvement Act of 1990 | --- EYEGLASS selS. III, FI.I "Several bills that I'm signing this morning will which almost triples the size of the existing coastal | EXPRESS word : protect some of the most precious expanses of Amer- barrier resource system, adding 818,000 acres and tca," Bush said "Our agenda for the environment is encompassing 1,211 miles of shoreline along the rd. d. d. odo. --~ndod broad and ambitious - one that encompasses not just Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico and Great lakes coasts the air we breath but also verdant forests and grassy * The National Environmental Education Act. meadows, majestic rivers and lakes and pristine which is designed to enhance learning opportunities coastal shorelines for students on the environment through a sees of "Clearly all of us must work together to preserve educational programs America's natural beauty'" he declared * The Global Change Research Act of 1990, which GAT -n The bills that were signed the administration-under fire for dragging its feet * 'Me Antarctic Protection Act of 1990, which on combatng global warming-hopes will "help the protects Antarctica from unrestrained commercial nation reduce the significant scientific uncertainty" activity, placing an indefinite ban on U S mineral associated with addressing the problem. I activities there 0 * The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and I The Great Lakes Critical Programs Act of 1990, Protection Act, which designates 2,600 square nauti- which will provide planning and clean-up activites to cal mdes of coastal waters off the Florida Keys as the clear the Great Lakes in cooperation with Canada. SHIRTS When Gay finds illegal merchan- they're going to sell - that's a from page 1 dism, she asks owners to remove it guarantee. No problem." from their stock, a retraction that The Gators also worked about Besides restraining title refer- could avert legal action. their post-victory ences. Gay also said the UAA must wear. Last week, Andm Hazan, an assistant man. football coach Steve Spurrier said squash sales of illegal Gators mer he wanted chandise. ager at Pic N' Save, 6111 NW 8th the UAA to buy the Ae , said the store sold about 50 players victory rings. O"O, ~1 Gay said she penises area stores ----- O-nly-- 13--29 weekly for unlicensed Cators prod- of its 2,000 shirts Saturday Han, But Associate Athletic director I ucts, a patrol she will repeat this said he expected business to boom Jeremy I this week. Foley said Athletic director One coupon per paSon per visit morning. Little'sT-shirt is the only Bill Arusparger must decide what i Not good with my~ other coupon, I 1990 victory season product ap- They're at the front of the the team can receive I that won't discunt speca Good at Gainesville, I proved so far by the UAA. she said store," Hazan said. I'm tellingyou, violate NCAA sanctions and rules I Florida Krystal restaurants only I I O ffer expires 11ii//"d I I I CREW inrune.a Fort Lauderdalejudge ruled 2 Live Crew's I from page 3 lyrics obscene, which caused the sale of the album to be banned in three Florida counties. II:-- -- '74 I concert have to be 18 or older to buy a ticket ($9.50 Four days later, 2 Live Crew leader Luther Camp- K 6216 Definitely different- I at Ticketmaster outlets and $11 50 at the door) and bell and his two partners were charged with staging will again be asked to show proof of age upon admit- an obscene performance in a Hollywood nightclub. tance They were acquitted on that 14 Sunu111111Iuwrs ouuy $2.s19 And, according to Tenly, "It'ssomething of a make-up charge last month by a one copon per person pea via. all Register may need to raise grand jury that said that Not good with any inner opon orspeces' Good at Genesvlle. a ruckus is to find a minor in date." their performance had polit- idlsocountFlorda the club or for the smallest ical and artistic value. Krysta restaurants only. - thing to go wrong. -Eileen Tenly Last month, a record Olerexpires t/30ia . 'We card all the time, but Central City manager soe owner in Fort Lauder- I - we will be carding heavily dalen"sconvictedonamis. I that night," Tenly said. "lThere am rumors of high demeanor charge of selling the album to minors. school kids saying that they are going to get in K 6217 Definitulydifem: I Tuesday night, but they may be in fora big surprise." "We're just going to be here to let this go as a good ------2 Live Crew vaulted into the headline hat spring concert to just let 2 Live Crew, anybody associated when a record store owner in Alexander City, Ala., with the 2 Live Crew and the court systems me that Whiy ed Chp d*fT, was brought to trial on obscenity charges for selling they can come in, perform and leave without ahassle, amn fl' .w-_ its "As Nasty as They Wanna Be" album. Tenly said, oIhars all they really want to do." T-o gdea copy of The Alligatan ler. " MONDAY. NOVI MFER L9. 199,. ALILJGAThR S Landlord wants to improve Ghetto

By JOHN F. BERRY the area. Collier and the University Park Alligator Writer Neighborhood Association began Nathan Collier, a landlord in the a public relations campaign to re- student housing area north of the name the area in 1988, said Tom UF campus, becomes livid when Rider. owner of Goerings' Book people refer to the area as "Student Centerand a member ofthe neigh- Ghetto" instead of "College Park " borhood association. He says the StudentGhetto label "We have succeeded wildly," - which he calls the "S- word" - Rider said. "We have shamed pol- unfairly characterizes the area as iticians in not calling it a Ghetto rundown Collier, who has an own- What we're after now is some ac- ership interest in 350 units in the tual development.' area and manages a total of 538 And that is what they are pursu- properties, said the ghetto label ing. In 1989, UPNA paid $14,000 fails to reflect neighborhood pride toa South Florida urban designing City of Gainesville building inspector Andrew Wise describes this house at 1324 NIW 6th Ave. as and recent renovations. company for a plan to renovate the typical to the Student Ghetto area. "Ten years ago, it was a ghetto.' Student Ghetto area. Rider said recycling and tree planting will "You have to change reality," he media looses interest in a word, it Collier Otherwise, when he hears Collier said. "Which would you said. "Only by changing reality can can go out of style." College Park, he has to "translate" rather live in, a park or a ghetto?" begin son. By 2010, the complete renovation will include new build- you change an image. PR cannot Local resident Ralph Partridge, it into Student Ghetto Known by most UF students and project a falsehood for long." 39, said the area earned its Student But Rider said he and his neigh- Gainesville residents as the Stu- ings, possibly apartments, he said. The City of Gainesville also is Anderson used a boyhood exam- Ghetto nickname in the 1960s. bors are offended by the Ghetto dent Ghetto, the neighborhood oc- tag. cupies about 95 acres between working on a plan to revamp the ple of how place names remain "It was a term that was anti-es. Northwest 13th Street and North- area. constant. In Chicago, Anderson tablishment," Partridge said "If "If you perceive it's a ghetto you west 22nd Street, and between The Ghetto area may benefit said the city changed Pulaski the city called it XYZ, and if you have low expectations from land- Northwest 8th Avenue and West from city money and development, Street to Crawford Street in the were a hippie, you gave it a lords and tenants," Rider said 1930s, but residents still call it Pu. counter-culture name. It was an University Avenue. but Collier and the UPNA may But despite the public relations Collier said he wants Gainesville never get the public to accept the laski Street. upbeat way to refer to something. campaign, most UF students and to put more money into upgrading College Park label. UF public rela- "These are media tags," Ander+ People who live there don't think of it as a degradation.' Gainesville residents still call the the area's infrastructure - includ- tions professor James Anderson son said. "If it is used in headlines, area the Student Ghetto ing roads, lighting and parking He said locations are the most difficult it is very hard to get rid of it, if not Partridge said he has heard of see Ghetto, said he is on a mission to improve images to change. impossible. If the public or the College Park, because he knows page 8

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inans P's cs4L,uw (3li4~ 1 NORIEGA AMbia Zv f On hold ~c-r'~la ~ rt45 998I, oxh # ra*1vf&~s N Students asked for phone registration. We backed them up. We wrote stories about how it would work and ®nswEr W WA S WatrOV ran editorials advocating that administrators switch to Tia%&n1'. nrn(whl m.~r L. rJ. the registration form some other state universities have. They said OK. That was a year ago and administrators OsAws IN ARISNAAt Na na n un aE) said they hoped it would be ready by fall 1990. Well, as ®Ae So flUSaAvtI Com) I you can see, they didn't make it and now UF's new regis It 'TAFFI(VIM6 IN es; USA trar says UF doesn't have enough course sections to ade- quately support a phone registration system. LS We already know UF doesn't offer enough sections - that's the root of the registration problem. We also know that with budget cuts looming ahead, UF isn't likely to add many sections in the near future, and phone registra- tion may be put on hold for a few years. '-Sf In the meantime, registration continues to frustrate stu- dents who have to go through drop-add to actually get a SiNS.c ft*I kwti full schedule. We would like to suggest an interim solution until phone registration can become a reality at UP. The regis- Healing from a tragedy takes time is UF's old system. tration system we recommend The beginning of the academic year is usually a It's called "real-time" registration and it works on a hectic and challenging time for everyone under the fl OO Jamie Funderburk first-come, first-serve basis. It lets students know immedi- best of circumstances. Add to these challenges the ately whether they got into the class they requested. If stress and trauma experienced when auniversity com- CONSIDER THIS they didn't, they can go back through the line and keep munity is victimized by the brutal murders of five requesting classes until they get a schedule they're college students. process. It can overwhelmingly affect the ability of students, The final stage of crisis recovery occursas we begin happy with. faculty and staff to concentrate on their work, It is returning to normal activities and slowly reconstruct If it sounds like you spend a lot of time in line, you're important to realize and acknowledge that the entire a sense of equilibrium, Continued feelings of fatigue, probably right. But it has to beat the current system, community was affected by the tragedy, and that we anxiety ordepression arenotuncomnon.An important called "demand-analysis," where students request all need time to recover. component of this slow return to normal activities is courses and find out a month or so later whether they Our sense of safety and equilibrium was seriously being able to take time to acknowledge and grieve the threatened, Ironically, this same tragedy also brought losses we have experienced, and to understand the got them. As we're sure you all know, the majority of stu many of us closer together, This paradox is one meaning they have for us. dents don't get enough classes, much less the ones they important key to successful recovery By working There are several things we can do to help each want. together, we can create the kind of environment which other and ourselves. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that the registra- allows for continued healthy coping and recovery from First, we must remember to be supportive, non- tion system UF uses doesn't work. The idea behind de- such a tragic event. judgmental listeners to ourselves and to others. We mand-analysis is that UF reviews students' course An Important part of the recovery process is iden- should take the time we need and deserve to debrief, tifying and understanding our reactions for what they to talk about our reactions to the crisis, and to give requests and sends the information to the individual col- are - normal reactions to abnormal circumstances - each other support. In this way we can affirm for leges. and getting support. The normal human response to ourselves and others that we are OK and that our If there are more students than classes, departments crisis follows similar pattern, which can be described feelings are valid. have an opportunity to create more sections. But few sec- in three stages. Second, remember that we each recover at our own tions are added because the departments don't have The first stage Is characterized by shock, denial pace and in our own way. We must be patient with and disbelief. The second stage is to experience a ourselves and with others. Grieving and healing take enough money. They offer everything they can the first cataclysm of mixed motions: anger/rage, fear/terror, timeandcannotbe rushed.Workon hiding the waves" time around. grieborrow, confusion/frustration. of recovery, rather than resisting or denying them, in Some administrators say students would probably nese emotions vary in intensity and duration and order to feel more supported, empowered and sane. gripe about registration, no matter what system the tend to coni in cycles or waves. During this stage, Third, we all need to re-estabbsh a sense of emo- therealso maybe recurmtand intrusive recollections tional and physical control over our lives and environ- school installed. and dreams about the murders, or fear of future ment. We can do this by setting limits on those They're right when they say we're going to gripe murders or han,. Also, there may be a marked dimin- demands placed on us that are unrealistic, and by about registration. It's sad when students request five ished interest in significant activities, feeling detached breaking down unavoidable tasks into manageable classes and get two, forcing them to stand in drop-add or estranged from others or our own emotions. chunks. We all need to take special care of ourselves. lines and eventually take whatever class is open, not This detached numbing sensation may alternate Finally, we all need to reestablsh plans for the what they want with pedods of intense emotions and a strong need to future that may have been put on hold. Remember, express feelings. Finally, there may be increased we pulled together as a community and supported We're not saying first-come, first-serve registration is arousal resulting in difficulty sleeping, irritability, dif- each other throughout the initial stages of the crisis. the answer to all UF's problems, nor are we giving up on iculty concentrating and hypervigilance. Let us continue to take the die we need to care for our fight to one day have the convenience of phone regis- All of these responses are normal and predictable ourselves and support each other with gentleness, tration. But until then, we ask administrators to look at reactions to a crisis, and are attempt. to protect our- love, humor, understanding and tolerance. their current system, acknowledge that it is far from be- selves, to release our feelings and to regain a sense Jawie and"Owrk k a fcho.igiSt at the UniRoiat ing in students' best interest and do something about it. of controL They are an important part of the healing Condler Cner.

white heart at the bottom. Became nnasa bu'eb be sem, 51,1ce Victims' memorial nothing written on the wal Ever shad,,he of gtly Is so light. alligator Editor lasts more than 2or a duys,it Jud 4k. Plunkedt should be redone wu, ,,,,nw le, to crawl their nice to drive past it for the past person . on that walL Managing Editor Opiions Editor Edkr: A dart to the people who three months and always m the ba whi ddd f have to touch M.D. Cuella Jacqueline Reolier repainted the memorial to the five memorial. the memoi I hops 7e Al foator slain students on the 34th Street Per wdLt LastlFriday, lowtwogirlspaint- Letra LaS ~~ ~~~~nw-roo0 r *048 " saw4 O~t~pop) Theyl tM b IRS over the Mack put of the me =n -= - uWd.~ 04011141 - - 0 01111 - AMR - - A bWg bad square had been moMla with gra palm. They left r~ftef NiB t' -wifi 11% ~i Oulso W0* Mile N, IA1110 weym ur dad painted in the middle of the wall design.saso IN tneini po Oim K SN-MU. the maesbut th& actdiminished " -m" with their nae In wite and a the quality of the ominaL The ve US MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1990, ALUIGAOR, 7

she said. Postage is cheap because officials It was founded by Lee Spencer, National SOLDIERS in New York forward Spencer from page 3 the mail overseas, Director of "Mail Call!", in 1973. assuming the ar-mail costs. started theorganization afterparticipating in dies and letting them know they are sup- Letters take about two weeks to reach the a similar program during the Vietnam War ported by their country. soldiers, she said Teri Reuter, a UF graduate student and a "We receive cards and letters, combine -o teaching assistant for public speaking, Address letters or packages for members and separate them into bundles and then started writing letters to "Any Services Mem- of the Air Force and Army to Any American send them to U.S. military personnel all over ber" with some of her friends about a month Service Member, Operation Desert Shield, the world," Spencer said 'We sent out 1,000 ago APO NY 098480U06 For members of the bundles last year. would be your ad Reuter sent out 10 letters and has gotten Marine Corps and Navy, send letters or "The service members really appreciate Advertise in three responses so far. packages to- Any American Service Member, our efforts," he said. "We even get requests the Alligator. "Writing to them is important because Operation Desert Shield, FPO NY 09866- from military officials to send them mail for 3764482 they are all lonely and have nothing to do," 0006. their service members We also have Christ- she said. "In the letters, they say that they mas Mail Call and Valentme's Day Mail Call." don't like it there, they are hot, bored and Other organizations send mail to U S Ser- they want to come home." vice Members who are stationed in places It you would like to send cards and letters The main things the service people are all over the world, to "Mail Call!" write for instructions to "Mail asking for are cookies, books, frisbees, "Mail Call!" is an Orlando based organiza- Call" P 0 Box 817, Christmas, FL 32709. candy, gatorade (powdered) and pictures, tion which sends mail to service members. Include a stamp for return postage F OPEN FOR LUNCHI IS YOUR GLASS SMASHED? I Sun-wad Choice of " No leak Guarantee as long as you own I coorn1)acm Whole Wheat I your car iml- ororginlror I " FREE ESTIMATES - 1 hr. Installation I I Oar- Wom p gc wushsj " Mobile Service - No Extra Charge Fres Delivery lol W urtaty Ave. Call 374UMBY: * Insurance Claims a Specialty TIGER TAMER BULLDOG EUSTRI i American & Foreign Cars 12" plus 16" pIn 20" plus .40 $8.9 M-F 8-5 372-4353 $39111 994 per item Sat 9-1 (1313 N.W, 4th PL) 754r hem 994 per item

The Board of Directors of AIDS EDUCATION CONTEST Campus Communications, Inc. To increase awareness concerning HIV/AIDS the World Health publisher of Organization is supporting World AIDS Day on December 1, 1990, and the National HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on December 3, 1990 This year's theme is. the independent flonda Hids. in 'Women andAISs" $50 will be awarded to three area students' in a public service announcement contest sponsored by the American announces the opening for Medical Student Association at the University of Florida and the position of the North Central Florida AIDS Network

Contest categories include students (6 grade and above) from the following areas Editor (1) Santa Fe Community College or University of Florida (Spring and Summer A Terms) (2) Participating Alachua County high schools (3) Participating Alachum County middle schools and The number of entnes per student is not limited A $50.00 Cashi prize will be awarded to one student In each Managing Editor category.

(Spring Term) The contest will be offered through Monday, November 26, 1990. The winners will be notified by Friday, November 30, Applicauions for these paid positions are available at the Aligator Classified Advertising and awards will be made 10 the student or a representative on desk in the lobby at 1105 W. University Ave., from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p m, Monday through Monday, December 3. Fnday. Applications must be retumied to the same desk prior to on, Monday, November 19. For an entry form contact. $46 THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE DEADLINE. Interviews and selection by the Board of Directors will be held at a meeting open to the public, Sunday, December 2, 1990, ,,bo Joanne Auth beginning at I p.m. Applicants must be present at that time to be considered for the IIIStudent Health Care Center position. The meeting will be held at the Alligaror offices. Applicants must be New number Is: degree-smcking college or university students. Strong preference will be given to candidates having Alligator experience. 392-1161 ext 281 For more information contact the North Central Florida AIDS Network at 372-4370.

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raise rent allowing buildings to deteriorate Ghetto to us Gainesvllians" "I would have known everything GHETTO but the water heater," he from page 5 Collier denies the renovations while collecting rents And the Student Ghetto isa Taj said 41 just needed a water gauge are designed to raise rents. "If Like Solomon, Gainesville resi- Mahal" compared to southeast for safety. Any problems here UF sophomore Karen Solomon, there was easy money, the profit dent Earlene James, 28, said the Gainesville, said Andrew Wise, the would not be due to negligence who lives at 1624 NW 4th Ave , said is long-term and vague," he said. name fits the area. city's building inspector for those by the Student Ghetto landlord." she enjoys living in the Student "[hequick, easy buck isletting the James grew up in Gainesville and two areas. He said the southeast Ghetto but finds the College Park property deteriorate. A lot of ab- is the receptionist for the Alachua ern areas the worst part of Gaies- renaming silly. sentee landlords take the easy way County Commission ville. Wise said both renters and land out" "You can walk in a two-block "It's a Student Ghetto." she said. Bill Nabors, a free-lance writer lords are guilty of neglect, adding radius of my apartment and find 15 Collier said about 200 owners "CollegePark.comeon Ittsounds who rents a house at 1324 NW 6th they sometimes use their option of of my friends,"shesaid. "Changing have property in the area. He said like an amusement park Tell him Ave , said he loves the neighbor- refusing him entry when he makes it to College Park is an excuse to landlords profit from housing by (Collier) it will be the Student hood. whatever its name. an announced inspection.

To corner LORD MUNCHIES * REUSEABL * I I DOOR TANNING = %1allnf&Vd Dag Buffet - % COUPON Holiday Special - * Voted in Gainesville - #1 * LARGE PIZZA I "A few sessio"n,"wil iv you a raw - - - - r a All You Can Eat one item I golden o bthe $1.011 OFF Newb y Rd. fHol ay WaokwnI Dinner Buffet 4002 p $7.00| PLAZA WEST - always new bulbs 759 OFF Limited Tinme Only - s.&@. cergfIed Lunch Buffet Press include drl~ FREE DELIVERY I Op. w.a an.-ea - safe, arrlp$ paldndg 372-7802 DELIVERS THET~ell a i&A Price does not include tax I Good at 172D W. Unli. Ave. F1 ehUunmilEd T -.-- I- F 1 SaffseonI (next to Golden Scissors) 338-1609 Let2.00 wn'm 037,ob 45.00 _No coe 338-1609 canoica sLl L -40--in-i L .n "Qe_ ------m

Uiveniiy 1990 SUNRISE ROAD RACE (5K) Saturday, December 1, 1990 Now 3 lmions 375-1234 La:tion- Meet in front of Van Fleet ADVERTISING DEADLINiES FOR THE THANKSGIVING Roses 21MwE k Hall Parking in O'Connell Mx stet Pil. Center Lot. HOLIDAY: L$14 95/D 336-123C Iia: RegistratIon 7:30. Race starts 8:30 The ali will not pubi[sh on eta: $8 Pre Registration if received by Thursday. November 22nd or Friday, Nov. 29th. November 23rd. Therefore, deadlines $10 Day of Race (7.30-8:00) will be a folows: Run Date Deadline: TO PREREGISTER, pick up an application at Monday, Nov.26 Tuesday, Nov. 20 Am. 214 Van Fleet Hall, The Gainesville Health Tuesday, Nov. 27 Wednesday, Nov, 21 and Fitness Center, or Lloyd Clarke Sports. Call 392-0434 for more information. Name. Age: Sex: Display Advertising Phone: Team: . -3764482 Classtfled Advertising - At no extra cost you may run as part of a 4 member team .376.4446 UF Students I. Your Thanksgiving Rates 34-5 days as low as 579.95 Today's blood needs at the Civitan Regional Blood Center: GATOR AUTO LEASING an-sai 3M N. Min Type Need Type 0+ U 0. U A+ A A- A V B+ U 1- A AS+ A AB- A A- Adequate U I Urgent Frenc Quar r 376-3334 Bloodmobile Locations: Now Leasing 34th Street Plaza 1&2 lt eFurn/UnvUr * 146 N 23d Avenue l@Sun-4A~p. 3 Fools * 3 Laundries PI Vl pient - Feadble Losses . BUFFET $13. t 1UMIMLO TwiguftI ce. OCp"as. $3.43 a Si C--ReaNriy $3.49* ALargeFour Tpper 9:Sam-4:0Spm * ClasiFas* -IJ-p* .i pI 2 W. PtA iln 378-3771 S:i=-S2cpm (I ei GO GATORS -GIn GT 9-1 OW 16th An. A I Tl. OF LIFE miniter Snap crsk Pop Civilan Regn me asM be -lsile. M E.w13.1 iret fliR WNW MONDAY, NOVEiMBER 19, 1990, ALLIGATOR 9 U BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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SUBLEASE: HSE/APT ROOMMATES a Claselficatlons U How to place a INCREDIBLE Suclet 2 mdrlin 12 ba townhouse Poo House 2 Bdr Fenced Yard NIS F M 3 Efficiency Apt volleyball, laundromat, pets allowed mi or 10min from UF Great for student classified ad: starting at a15 Cloge to Sands in Mt Vernon $495'mo with pets 1SmO . 1/2 ulil cable fir I Fr Rent Fumished Starting at $235 8 2 Bedoom Call 377 7344 12 14-10 4 niasmd 377 4795 11 22 5 5 In Person MEADOWCAEST 2 rm Remi Unfurnished I10 NW 30th Ave PARK PLACE * big 2bdr'2ba avai Jon I F NS wanted for Spring in 3 bd 2 ta 1 37$-3M80 Close 1 UF, S490mon + security dap block from campus Hug. bedroom A 3 Still "Mant The Airgaror Office 375-131 Call anytime 335 3558 12 4 10 closets $207/mo, 1/3 Sedc S ohone For Reigluhe 1105 W University Ave 12 14-76-2 Free water Must sent Call 371 3949 M F Sam 4pm lb'/10e unfurn at In The Pines Big OAKS 2 BR 1 5 BATH in enough for two $385/mo available end F N/S Spring Spacious 2 bdr/l ba in SW 4 8014se MUs/Apt, SOUTHFORK area Own room $180,I monIth 1,2 ui Main Bookstore pool complex Breaktal baridsh of alll erm Csll 377-1597 11 19 3 4 It'es Call 335 2740 No pets Lsave 5 RomMitw Hub Customer Service Desk washer/cent air 450 KEY MANAGE mossoae 11 20-3 5 M FOam 430 pm MENT 372-3060 11-21 3-2 F n/s needed to sublease a room in 2br/ i 6 F S ohdpt in Spanish Trace by 191 $200/mo Reitz Union, Cashier's Office Roommate wanted MIF 10 share 3 bd/ 3 .Check Our New Spcials + 1/2 Ul1l Call Amy 335 9191 or 392 apartment Spacious bed M F gam 9pm All Amende Available 9575 11 26 5 4 ba brand new Sal & Sun Closed room includes own balh WID included , FURNISHED UNFURNISHED full a iim fetletion s 220/mo 332 Roommates Available Lg 2bd/ 2bih in Wills Village HUGE bal 9 Atita Medical Bookstore Shands cony 485/mo dep neg Avail 1211 GPO 3637 11-2565 S M F a am 430 pm Were No I Wanted REGENCY OAKS doled neigh close 0 campus pls ok 10 335 5701 It-2e-5 4 Female n/S serious student Own room By Mall: 378-5785 in nice older home 2 blocks lrom cam 11 service 3230 SW Archer Road Use lorms appearing weekly Reency Oaks bdI I ba $345/mo avail pus StSOirro , uil 378 1292 or 378 12 Typilnrvlcest in the Aibgaior Sorry no cash by COUNTRY GARDENS able Jan Call John at 373 4694 12 3 587 11-30 9-5 mail MC VISA or checks only 373-4500 104 i3 IHewatail 2001 SW 15th Street SPRING 911 F/M needed, large bedroom 14 *tuhEnS hiunlis By Phone 373-FIND: 12-14-71-2 LOOKI House 4 rent 2-3 large barme in 3 tdrm houss 3 blis trorm campus Payment by VISA or Mastercard 'replace fenced yddck close 2 cam $160 plus utilizes Fireplace' 376 5177 Is Perufial ONLY Five dollar minimum SPACIOUS pus/mal Pats okino del Only 49'Irnth IM FSSO 4pm ONE BEDROOM APT 376 7652 11 285 4 REFLECTIONS. F N/S roommate is conhkuons ONLY $273/MO needed ASAP Own bdba in brand 17 f~ LYONS APT nfw 3 bd/ 3 ba apartment W/ security D How to correct or 40SW NTH AV 3714717 S ROOMMATES syse.m. W/D. Furnlhed except bd 12-14-78 2 *213/mo. 336-105 . 11 21 4 5 cancel your ad: TREEHOUSE VILLAGE Apt avail now Zbd, d/, porch, $375 80, Roommates available Reserve your Oxford Manor F roommate needed for Cancellations: avai Dec, 2bd. porch. w/d, d/w, $385. room for spring Bus service spring srm 3bd losrhiouse Master bd 20 Logtfound or rent $230/mo Call 373 0424 Dawn or CaJ 373 FIND Mon Fr A 4 pm bd, 5275. a11 w/ c1 h'i tans. 373 0701 10 UF and SFCC Furn or unfurrl No ratunda can be given 11 19- 13-2 $175 $250 per roommatelmonth Missy 11- 20 3-5 MZ Properly Mgmt Inc Realtor i BR, LA, Kil, bath, AC/heat. Alligator error. Duplex ap , 375 0207 F n/a rmmae for spring in 2 bdrm api behind Norman Own room wood floors J When will your ad run? ChecK you ad the FIRST day runs 3 blocks from UF. I blk off Univ Ave 11 30 27-5 plus security Also 2 BR A $150 month + /2 ullitite 378 5486 IvS Call 373 FIND wilt any corrections be $200 00 mo Frame $250 00 plus security Call 338 Female non smoker to share 2br 2ba apt message 11 30 8 5 fore noon THE ALL IGATOR IS ONLY Classifieds will begin TWO 1839 11-3010-2 y same $245 2 1z util must like coral RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST DAY 335 3764 11 20-20-S OAKBROOK own bed room and bath DAYS after they are placed FHE AD RUNS lNCORRECTLY Car Duplex for rent.2 bedroom 1 5 balm full Wash'dry Furnished with microwave Ads mailed in or placed at the erected ads will Ue extended one day kitchen pet. allowed, close to campus. URGENTI Need roommate for Jan at Available on Doc 24 $325/mo . 1,2 u[l Union or Shands may take No refunds or credils can be given alter $350/nmonth, Call 37?-141 or I 800 654 Polos Own bedroom bath, + h*uS, li1e 370-5171 11-27-5 5 placing the ad Changes called in alter 4544 11-20 10-2 alarm Fin s, undergraduate $255 Call THREE days to appear Ads the lirsi day will nol be compensated 371 0575 11-19 9-5 Greenwich Green n's f to share may run for any length of tirHe Sublet large 2br unit In Summel House 3brI2 5batwneso for Spring Own master Customer error or changes: Studious, clean n/o F to share very nice bd/ba $233.m0 * I3 u li cable freal Call and be cancelled at any itme Unit EL-21 Call 378 966-Discounl 1 1 Corecios must be made in person al 21-6 2 SW luxury condo townhouse 2bdri, 112 335-3712 Iv Mes 11 27 5 5 Sorry, but there Can be no re- The Alligalor office BEFORE NOON bath, washidry. many exIras $240/mo 112 uti I Available i mmedmalcy Call 332 *rCsssblanca W~ fm mt needed far correction tee lunds for cancelled ads There will ba a 42.00 MOBILE HOMES: 9323 11 26 15-5 M2bri1yar. a/dy scen patio cell finr A vail mid Doc $262/mo + 1/2ui 305-973 3 FOR RENT/SALE Windmadows MS F to share large mas 44241335 3127 it 30 6 S tar bdr in lurnished 2/2 Avatlabl imme UNFURN. Arredondo Farms rentals from 5280 mCI diaely, spring $165/mo Call 335 5284 LAKEWOOD VILLAS Need mnf for own FOR RENT: FOR RENT: waler sewer. garbage. pick up. lawn 1130-165 brba in 3br/3ba S2321mo , 13 uniISer NOW 335 9599 11- I bdrm studio main Also some great buys Cuistl Will rity System CALL This month's rent FREEI foar own bdr in Park FURNISHED apt Nice. close to campus Call tale long term travel trailers 378-0291 F NIS oommate 1 I296/mo Open' weekends too 12 14 47 3 Place 3bad'2ba turn api For Spring Only Serious m student 1or clean rm in 10 Tracy 378-2651 11-19-5- 2 lbd/2ba upstairs apt 3biks 10 UF 116 Housing Available I blI to UF, coed Co lI rm campus $203/mo , 1/3util + 11 20 10 5 NW 3 Av, $16014 1i sac . tease no op. all util paid Inc. a, 10 meals weekly, br nice apt hor rent, $350mi. Close to Must sell 1972 Manatee 12 x 60 2 bd I deposit Call 335 1683 pets 495 0024 12-4 10-5 parking, laundry. 6210 per me C 0L campus & overlooks pool A volleyball at ba, wid hookup, storage shed Close to i17 NW 15th St. 377-4209. 12-14-62.1 Oaks Mall 85500 Call 332-0586. Iva Oxford Manor female to share 2 bdr 2 Call 3368W30 11-20-5-2 flats 1--10-3 ba apt . partially furnished ADOT security **WANT TO MOVE OUT?4 Fer mmit neededi Share nice Ibdrn apt own re- OAKBROOK 2/2furn. and unlurn, Room- Super Clean 2bd/Iba duplex apt , con- system $250 + 112 ullities Call .eA- tar bdach & as, St OS/mo Call Cindy 334 mate matching avail. Wash/dry From tral healaIr, lenced yard, bike to UF, pat nne or Joy 377 4056 11 21-10 5 510250. Diversllled Properties, REAL- O(, 5310/mo Call Sarah 375-3376. 11- SUBLEASE: in 2 bd, 5Sb apt Inicly TOR 373-375 or 370.OW 12-14-29- 15-2 F NIS for Spring Own bd/ba, $28+13 4 HOUSE/APT. furniahad except or own room MUST be FN/S for Spring uilities wid included Call Kerri at 338- MORE 'OR YOUR8g neal/$200 Call 374-8428 leave Mn 3 ros fumiahad apt. Full kltchon. cable, Sublease Ibr/lba $350 pr Mon starting SaNg i1g-10.5 6393 1130-105- SPACOUs a a 4 berm twheie oec I Regency CahS Contact JIm at phwel pool. Nexi t its Mall and 1-76 I need a home F nil/ Seeking same to Rent by week or month 4. 0/mo 331- 370-M57 11-28-10-4 Private Room. I Bk to UF, Lock Mail baR Woodgala Macer Apflasa cox deble, utilities Inch Share Sublet or Share apt lor Spring semester 1018. 12-14-11 Need someone to sublease api by Dec Please call 372-9360 or 305-792-5317 1eSW MS Srew kltcheribalh S150mo 376-3291 or 491 I oeloft, faw carp.t. 34 /mo. Anor 2063 eeper 11-28-10.5 eve before 10pm. 11-30-10-5 FOR RENT: 12-14-212 Woods Donna 375-0210 or o,,lc 37f. 8727 11-28-10-4 "BRANDYWINE" F n/s needed. own bdr in turn 2/1 across ONE MONTH FREE on studio and one from U NWApt, upsr securedwindos, 2 WWURNISHED bedroom aparimants. Walk to Up. COL- F r/ to share room REGENCY OAKS f/ns to share flr25a, 6,40dMO + 1/3 utilities door alarms $205 +1/2 i111 Call 378. LEGE PARK 411 NW 15 St. 371-7777. SIN sha,./5165vfl + 1/4utlIty. DecaM- 0850 1visg11-27-7-5 COUNTRY LIV0fl-ner 14 51. Plaza. 2 11-30-10-2 Call 376-2320 leans message. BR duplex. auiet wooded assa. ut, peta bt *90 free ASAP call Christy 33-2152. 11-19-5.5 110-12.4 WINOMEACOWS M/F needed to shae O1. 275 KEY MANAGEMENT 37230S R. 6 IA 11-21ull SW TOWNHOUSE-2 large Roommiaatanled-Ow bedroom In large ib2a apt for Spring Is negotle waahor/d er/dishwasher/elnt AC only Large I be I -o hM/AC. Free washer distance to UP, w/d. & 1/2 utilities Cal 335-5014 11-21--5 M40. KE MANAGEMENT 572-300H 4lr house. Walking and dryer N., last security gId 349 hea., 1/4 util. O204/mo 372- WalntantaFE o. 1BOA R70-.$20, 11-21-3-2 etral own bedroom. 2 ORUK NEWTwhsn4 0 . Se M. Safa gautd place oC OW 3S P. 2013. 11-1-5-6 Mill Run condos. n/f, 12-4792 day, 472-2IN nit. 11-20.5-4 cable, washer/drysr, can move In at end Plus IMR. Peel. ll a " or d . beautiful abd/ e ha cond. uoaen d S st F.o Tr a &1TIN. 1420I4- SUBLET: Georgetown Apartments of fall or Jan 1 8226 A 1/2 utle Call ponh, wstrerdyer, aIlim fans. eser F i/' for print. her in 3 Bar apt near now, great lo0a0n11 JI.t 338-3932 11--S-5 7412 33.- Available unt in Rediwuok Vilm. S72/m". Butler Plaza $164 a month November *10/mnth, November frel Cal Stave meflge) 11-2S-Ul.s OaLL Blos$ . UF & VA, quiet 30*2(la flng. 8100 Security mows you in ail at 3M-1NS lcave message. 11- 11 Room for rent in 3/2 on 5 acres just 3 w ah~ftit owin an uion hSr 37MS 11-90-5-4 mIles from tawn. MiF, prefer n/ Horse et, urnished or unfur. welafme. SIlO Bith + 1/3 Uil. Carl377- I2 I&M bdrenia.so Roommate 610 month Inclu utllitles ishsi mass anglmable. WILLIAMS- Uh" I Er Iwna or UnfurnishedI 4504 11-28-S-S ItU.UY I gftr. 17*J44S. o2-140 1t-50. M Road. Cell 332-07. sount anr WG *3- .AS! noe Laure ls, f/t, ALARM A eor. haua~~pn. 11-4-6 Avaible-SiCSII*415 . 21.1164 NEAR LAW 5CftOL-2 Bhardwood WALK M UFII 2 drOl/l 1101711 Clasisfled. tWeeus/lre. standina flreplaoe/alrCC- Unfurnished bW i HE be Clone ta UP COLLEGE PARK 411 NW 15 St. 371- MANAGEMENT kbw in af body *Iwo tWh. ShoItg Sam LWeselru Feb.N.y - 7777. 11-304-S Continued on next page. "782M. So=--2 w r eol "Mlo-1 after $;0 PM 10. AIJIGA'l MONDAY, NOVEMIUkR 19. Tra 6 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOS AUTOS 94 Chevy Cavalier automatic 4 door 75 Olds Omega ir trait 5 ctas air TYPESETTER Varityper 5410 2 DiSk All dig Technics amn casswibufltin eq Bumper box (2) 15- spkrs, A Iweats new paint, tire tIt see to appreciate. 240 waE amp box wt2 12 inch woof A 2 Sherwood 240w amp mounted onto unit arc 84 Chevy Celebrity Station Wagn, drives 2 film cassettes, 2 film canisters rum a/c auto, 8 cylinder 335 5303 CLEAN $1800 obo 371 7481 11-21 5 150 wall tweet $500 camp Jelt 332 Strong sound. easy to transfer $400 Call Factory recordi!ianed, unused n past 2 11 29 15 9 9 yrs Perfect for small typesetting lobs 2303 11 19 3 6 372 2913 11.19-5-6 Good machine lor small Type shop Sys 1986 Ford Escort GT 52k ml bik ext/tan G Pitts Honeywell leplop computer 26 40 meg 87 Mazda 626, 2door, I speed, air wem includes 3 rolls Sin PC liim & 6ltom I roundtrr airline Tickel viii ,nt AM/FM stereo, bra Save $800-no cleap 374 4007 11 mhrem, 2i1 drive bat amulm to sunroo/door/lCk 46k disks $3 500 080 Call The Ailigalor at ourgh over Xmas harddrive So 3 in ac Asking $32500bo Call Jon 375 215 cory charger, case $2400 Call 373 1Q61 mag roe ent condition must sell 335- 373 9926 for mare ibl S303 11-2915 9 3600 11-215 9 Alpine, Kenwood, Sony and 30 more MPTJTER OAKTREE SHADZ SUNGLASSES 85 Nissan 2001 2 door dIx hatchback 82 Toyota Tercel 40 Auto, AC, AM/FM. brandsate all at eur New tcatoent Car a/c *rMfm p sunroof, power S0K, One owner. excellenI candio. ask RayBanS3S Vuarner$45 ,Bollu$400tc 5 speed, Stereo Speciallest 3215 NW t3 St 372- doorlocks ExcellenI cond 335-5303 Ing for $3000, Must See 373 45960 or 392 ISKOUNTERS Call 335 6450 to save your money 11 2070 12 14-78 8 11 29 15 9 0823 Ask for CP 11-19-3-9 30-12-6 Crimestopper Car Alarms, (.40 Radar Seel prices on quality computers 373- 78 Ford Fairmont 4-dr auto ps pb retiable 78 Ford T Bird ArC. arim casst I good Detectors, Infinity. 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Don-t let an opportunity to sell Pontiac 1000 1Q84 excellent condition conditioning, power steering. am/im, ADVANCED Car Stereo Plus Offering Hurry' 11 20 3-6 your property pass you byl Aligator lat new clutch, lreasstarer 84k miles case 334-5737 12-3-I0-9 Herman Kardon, Aulorek JRL Tosrhiba sifieds offers you he cheapest way to u/c amuIm asking only $1600 or beat oiler Crunch HaIler MEt VSE alarm Lanzar Car audio installations any radio amp, keep your teal estate In the public eye ail334 5280 1 10-5 9 $978 Porshe 924 4-speed. air, aunroof 125 NW 23 Ave 371 4378 1214 766 EO, speakers at cheap prices Also Whereelsecan you keep your property fi $210000 462-2381 equipment for sale Alpine, Kenwood the market for as little as four dollars a 300ZX. 1985. T-lop. auto, air, cassette. 1985 lsulu l-Mark 5-speed. 1160000 ADS BA Oct 332 3523 11 26-5 6 dayl To make it even easier you can 63K min condition,$7500 Wit consider 462-2381 11 i2t-4 DISCOUNT HI-FI place your ad over the phone, all you 722 5 Main A The Bldg trade Call 377 1584 11 19-5-9 Red Davis Cup Finals tickets St Peters need is a valid Visa or MnAterrd Call 1977 Ford Granada 4 door, brown, WE ARE CHEAPER burg, Nov30 Dec 2 Will take best offer 373-FIND today to place your ad 106, Niussan Maxima silver, diesel, pwr $450 small refrigerator 33xlr' $40 Ph 12-14 76 6 Call Craig at 371 0023 11-2656 sunroof & windows. automatic 100,000 334-5170 11-26-5-9 Duplex for sal., 2 apts , Close to crpus. miles in good condition $2000 335 4937 CAR ALARMS installed remote control 1990 CANNONDALE size 58cm, blufwhI, 2 bedrooms/I 5 bath Call 1 800-454 12 3-11 9 1987 Mercury Sible 4 dr LS pwr door any Car truck Or van fully guaranlteed will SR400 Roadbike $050 retail, matching 4544 or 371-8141 11-20-10-7 locks. seats, windows, a/c, auto, wht demo Call 336 9193 student Iv moe Giro helmet Best offer 0336 8977 ask 79 Ford Fairmont. 24 mpg and in good extibiue mt Exe cond- must sell beat sage 12, 4 37 6 4 Paul 11-21-26 condition, needs new tires, has tO7,000 ofter 334-8053 12.3-10 9 mu 5600 or best offer 392-2424/377 WATERBED guaen. 60% motionless wI S MOTORCYCLES MICRO/CENTER Computers 376 1146 8285 ask Nina 11-20-2 0 195 Mercury Capri go 4cyl anifm lilt Sa Editor choice * Hewlett Packard * headboard healer like new Kirby 0r Scooter for sale Honda Spree, runs pb pW blocks hatchb 30mpg excellent Jon 375 1910 11 11 6 Northgate * M/C * Prices lower than great $275 Call Aril at 336.1645 or Honda Civic 1982, stereo. 5, pb. alc bodynterior consider trades $2200 obo mallorder Systems below include imp 41 3315 beeper 11-20 2- 5-speed, new tIres. brakee 8 battery call 373-2585 11 -27-7-9 40mb (28ms) HarddiS1k graphics monitor FURNITURE I Coffee table. 4 bar stools. ctr, 80.000 miles $1600 Call Giuseppe be MC 28$/12 $948. 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By BRIAN FIDELMAN For the women, freshman Nicole Haislett full of surprises for UF Alligator Writer and junior Kristen Linehan were triple win- The UF men's and women's swimming ners against North Carolina Senior Steph- Tony Soerries after a final-day 78. and diving teams each won two meets in as anie Zunich and junior Jane Kerr won two By AEF MORIARTY races apiece Thursday and another one AlligatorWiter Brian Craig tied for 31st with 220 and many days on the road, sweeping North Brent Dorman tied for 63rd. Dorman'sfinal- Carolina Thursday in Chapel Hill and South Friday The Golf World/Palmetto Dunes In- day 75 counted toward the team total. Carolina Friday at Columbia. vitational was full of surprises for the UF The third-place finish earns the Gators an The men (3-0) defeated the Tar Heels The women had eight different winners men's and women's golf teams, invitation for next year's tournament. 146-97 and the Gamecocks 133-110, while against South Carolina and won 10 of 16 Among them were two top-5 finishes, two 'Me women's team, coming off a third- the women (3-0) won 182-118 and 165-135, events. holes-in-one and two young players who place finish last month, finished fifth in the respectively. stepped out to lead their team. tournament on the Jones course and beat The men were led by senior Martin The 200 medley relay team of linehan, The I1th ranked men's team, at a low three higher-ranked teams, including sixth- Zubero, who qualified for the NCAA Cham. Zunich, Kerr and flaislett (1:46.27) and the point after a 10th- place finish last weekend. ranked Texas. pionships Thursday in the 200-meter back. 200 freestyle relay ofZunich, Vicki Stemper, shot a three-day 862 to finish third behind The women's team shot a three-day 919 stroke (1 47.77) and then shaved almost Melanie Morgan and Nancy Marley second-ranked Arizona State and North Car- to finish 24 strokes behind winner UCLA another second off that time Friday (1:36.91) each took first against South Car- olina. The Gators beat 12 of the Individually, junior Julie Foster tied for (1:46.79) olina. tournament's 14 top-20 ranked teams. ninth with an 8- over-par 224. Her final-day Senior Bob Utley and freshman Carlton Individually, freshman Brian Gay, who 72 was the day's low round. Bruner each won two individual events in But Coach Mitch Ivey was particularly has played in two prior tournaments for the Michele Vimeratos, regaining consis- each of the dual meets. Along with Anthony pleased with his team's performance against Gators, led the team and finished ninth with tency from last year, and finished with a 226 Nesty, Utley and Bruner have yet to be North Carolina Thursday a 3-under-par 213. to tie for 10th. defeated in their best events this season. Pat Bates was tied for second starting the Laura Brown, who was tied for second Against South Carolina, the 400 medley "We only had 12 athletes to swim against final day after shooting 69 and making a starting the final day and who had her relay team of Zubero, Brent Mitchell, Jose North Carolina's 32," he said. "With our hole-in-one on the 170-yard par-3 third hole, first-ever holein-one on the 159-yard fifth Ballester and Lewis Fadely took first in people being tough enough to swim over but slumped to 14th at 216 with teammate hole, finished tied for 32nd with a 238. 3:25.66. and over, beat the defending ACC champs." UF cross country teams Volleyball team routs Mercer Gators take 45 minutes to win in three games at NCAA Championships said. "It was good that we got a chance to play man University. The foursome fin- By HUGH B04CKEN everybody going into the SEC Tournament." he UF men's cross country Alligator Writer team, hopes to make another ished In the top 16 at the District In the first game, the Gators stormed to a 13.0 strong showing on the 10,000- Ill meet to give the Gators the The UF volleyball team needed only 45 minutes lead and closed out the game 15-3. The second and meter course today in Knoxville, crown. to stuff the Mercer Teddy Bears Friday 15-3. 15-3 third games showed the same domination and Tenn., at the NCAA Champion- UF will be making their first and 15-3 in 45 minutes. score. ships. team NCAA cross country appear- The victory gives the Gators a 14-15 record, 4-4 With the Gators winning easily, McReavy had the they ended luxury of using players on the bench. Kristin Mike eValle, Mike Mykytok, men since 1986. In the Southeastern Conference, as seeded fourth in the led a well- balanced attack with eight Dan Middleman and Chris Wilson Sophomore Coralena Velsen regular season play. UF is Guetzkow followed by Suzanne Hughes and Suzy Schutz hope to led UF to a top-15 finish will continue her season at the upcoming SEC Tournament. kills, after running away with the NCAA Championships Monday at UF head coach Marilyn McReavy said the team with seven apiece. school's first NCAA Region III the University of Tennessee. needed the easy match against Mercer before they Fridayalso was the last home game for Lisa Bonk, Championship last week at Fur. -CHERYL BOSSEN go to the SEC Tournament. UF's only senior. Senior manager Tiffany LaBove "This was real necessary for the team," McReavy and Bonk were honored.

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"No questions asked " touchdowns, both to senior wide receiver day over Kentucky, 'We are the Champi- Spurrier offered no argumen. Ernie Mills, as UF outscored the Wildcats on(" blared overa Gainesville radio station 'Tve got to believe this is the best team 24-0 for the period. Gainesvi e iut this version of Queen's inspirational in the SEC," Spurrier said "We're No I in Matthews finished with 303 yards and ditty had a unique twist Occasionally over offense and No I in defense And we're four touchdowns. The 303 yards helped [here's nothing like the word "probation" the chorus, UF coach Steve Spurrier's notjust squeaking by in hesegames now." him break the school-record for 300-yard to iarmsh a victory voice could be faintly heard. passing games in a season as he now has Sure, there were fans at the airport. and After a squeaky first quarter Saturday "I always felt we could have the best where they fell down 9-7. the Gators took four F-shirt printed up to honor tIP's victory over record in the Southeastern Conference " to the air in clinching their third first-place touchdowns give him 21 for the .Xenluky, but leave Gainesville forawhile and *The four After Saturday's convincing victory over finish in the 58-year history of the SEC. UF season, tied with Kerwin Bell for second you begin to wonder whether anyone really the Wildcats, coupled with Ole Miss' loss also owned the conference's best record in on the UF charts, three behind respects the Gators for this season John to Tennessee, UF (9-1. 6-1) is indeed king 1984 and 1985, but had those champion Reaves's 24 in 1969. of its conference. ships taken away because of NCAA sanc- s Ron Kaspriske The Gators ground game didn't fare too Unofficially, of course. tions as well, badly, either, accounting for 223 yards and Despite their league-leading SEC mark 'The best team in the SEC can't win the a bulldozing, eight-yard touchdown run by LAST CALL and No 6 ranking in the Associated Press championship, so the Sugar Bowl has to Kelvin Randolph, making his first start Top 25, the Gators are ineligible for the suffer and the fans have to suffer," senior Freshman tailback Errict Rhett had III of [ake a trip to Miami and people are still SEC championship or post-season play be- defensive end Mark Murray said. 'We're those yards, all in the second half, and talking about the 7-2 Hurricanes winning a cause of NCAA sanctions not the only ones being cheated out of national championship. A trophy or championship ring will not something " see G1m. page 14 Don't (lare mention those Galors "Yeah, they're having a good season, but they're on probation " says one former Buri- canes player. "It doesn't count when you're on Mills has probation " Need more proof' Take a trip upto Tallahassee and tiid sports- writer Gerald Ensley predicting the Gators (now 91. and imin the SEC) to finish 6-5 this career day season And when the Gaiors went on probation, ensley said it wouldn't matter what UP's re- tord was versus 'Cats A Seminole Booster watching Florida State defeat Memphis State in Orlando Saturday By SHARON GINN added the only time in recent years that UF Alligator Staff Writer has been ranked ahead of Florida State iswhen Ernie Mills knows the moment is not they were on probation. going to last very long, but he is going to The National, a daily sports newspaper, calls enjoy it while he can. UF "the best probation team in the nation He only has one more game in his career There's that magic word again with the Gators, a career that has been Probation. frustrating for Mills as well as the team. If you haven't figured out by now that UF But U1s 47-15 victory over Kentucky Sat- has little respect outside of Alachua County, urday might have made it all worth while. enter Charles Hollis. Not only did Mills have the best game Hollis, a sportswriter for the Birmingham, of his life, but he helped lead UF to a sixth Ala., News, had some choice things to say Southeastern Conference victory and a about the Gators in a column this past week. place atop the SEC standings. Here's just a small excerpt of Hollis'expert Mills doubled his previous best for re- analysis on Lis 9-1 season. ceptions in a game by makingeightcatches "hey don't deserve to be called anything for 136 yards and two touchdowns. He had but cheaters. If coach Bill Curry's Wildcats four catches each against Mississippi State could upset Florida Saturday, justice would be and louisiana State earlier this season. served." He got his chance to perform when the Cheaters? No one on this year's team has Gators realized Kentucky's game plan was 'anything to do with UPs probation. And re- to blitz quarterback Share Matthews. In member Charlie, that's a pretty harsh term to the first quarter, Matthews was sacked be calling anyone 6-foot-2, and 240-pounds twice in a row, once for a safety that put Do you think Godfrey Myles might want to the Wildcats up 2-0. . M ale 'ERI ans mases meet Hollis personally? "Our plan expected the blitz," Mill. said. Florda State wift mcclver Lawrance Dawny tile to escp the grasp of Better yet, do you think you'd like to be "Tat meant if they could hold the rush just a Memphis State defender In the Skinde long enough 3F Wltory over the 11igp . there when they meet? for Shane to get the ball off, Dawey scored two touchdowns In the Oh, but Hollis wasn't done by simply taking I would get some balls. I was hoping they game at the Odion" Ciia Bowl. pot shots at the Gators of years past. would blitz and they did. And Shane na "Now that Mr. SpurIner is in the SEC family, on target." If they blitzed like we thought they would, thing. I'm sure hell be in front of his television set Mills caught a 17-yard touchdown pass he would be oneo n-one with the safety or "It wasgret," Mill, said. "It's really hard on New Year's Day. fhat will probably be the to give UF a 14-9 linebacker. We to explain how good this feels. closest he ever gets to New Orleans (and the lead in the second figured he'd be a 'When I am here, they had just gone Sugar Bowl)." quarter, then a 19- good target." did Mills have 9-1-1 and I thought there would be a lot of Hollis adds, in one final breath of raw intel. yard pass to give Not only His on-target moments like this. I thought we would be lect, that after this season, the Gators will the Gators an- the best game of hi life, performance up there for the cooference championship return to "being the perennial pretenders other touchdown. helped the Gators every year. We had smen down years but they've always been." This season, but he helped lead UF to a conne back after a this is great. Is a great feeling. I feel like It would be cliche' to say the Gator. 47-15 Mills has caught sixth Southeastern Confer- frustrating first we are conference chsqpion.? victory over Kentucky was bittersweet. 34 pane. for 644 quarter to lead 31- Mill, said on. of the bad things about Butwithallthetalkabout UFbeingabunch yards and nine ence victory and a place 9 by halftime. 1. this season Is that firlyearcedSpurrier of bad boys, and that stupid asterisk next to touchdowns. On victory means UF has made them win andhae fun along the average, he has atop the SEC standings. sAy it is No. 1 Uli name in the SEC standings, I there any can way caught a touch- in the SEC - but other way to describe this Season, "Ihave had my ti and aow we has Ofcourse, forabout 90,000people in Gaine. don pan. every 3.8 catches. It cannot win the title because of NCAA probation. thsteamaondwawhavedons-onfr. vill, asterisks don't really matter. UF has all "Ernie is a big-timer,' Spurrier said. We sill have the big G0iors State) the respect it needs right here. lroday, we put him In the slo. That meant Mills, though, said It feels like the real ahead. We hae to etha tIn. too?

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