Administrators to teach summer school

(1)

=

FAU ...

sixpoiot_

Loses

to

Miami

8-7

See

10 The

Independent Atlantic Sun

Tbursday, April 11,1991

12 Pages Free

Administrators to teach summer school

See SUMMER page 2

By DAVIDE.KlDD

"'"'"

....'ali necessary 10save tbe 'A' term.~

AdminiSlrJtors ....·ere erspoDd.ing10anappealmadeby Florida State Uni\.'Crsity S)'5tem OtanceUorCharlesReed, who in March called for volunteer teachers to save the crilically un· derfunded "Aft term.

FAU has agreed 10 payformer Florida governor Reubin Askew $100,000toleachat FAUnat

year.

Askew will teacha3credit-bour cours.: in tbe

rau

and spring. He will also develop

a

video documentary

on

Floriaa politics, and will bring in many distinguished lecturers (i.e. Educa-tion CoRtfllissioner \Jetty Castor and senator Bob Gnlham) and work in-dividually with students.

Askewhasbeen teachingat FAU

thisSpring and ....i11 havebeen paid

sso,OOO

for hisetrons.. Hebasalso been recommended for renurc aftcr jllSt eight months.

Although FAU's offer toAskewis notunhcard of, many faculty members

arc not pleased with ~skew's

preferenlial treatment.

ftHe iswonbwhalheisbeing paid, butIjust wislt'the Cawttyoould make that much,ft said Jose ViRaneu\.., facullysenate chairman. "Some ofthe faculty arcexcited, lIut some

are

really

--

"GovernorAskewbrings a tifelime of experience to the classroom that is, quite (rankly, pric:eICS5,ft said Lance deHaven-Smith, FAU Broward

Provost.~Hisworkloaaisoomparahle tolherest of tile faculty,"

BOR member Robert DreSsler stated lhal Askewooukl make5C\'eT'aI bundredthousanda yearas alobbyisl,

butlhat what Askew rea.llywanted

'P

do

was

leach.

~lf you bave nOI Sat in tile govcmor'schair,)Oudon't Imowwhal itisreallyli.ke,~li8i1lDrQSler.

Askew gets

$100,000

ceiling~one segment of our summer program because we knowthaimanystodentS,

par.

ticularly Ihose approaching graduation, relyoo the unr.'Crsity 10offer oourses they need during thissummer,~said Catanese.

'"Teaching is the university's first and mosl important

mis-sion,~Catanese oontinued.. "We

IM:redetermiDed10dowhatC\o'Cr

Trophies and prizcs shall be dis-lribuled at (he day's end to the winners of each ...'Vcnl.

"In thcspiril ofspringtime, we're Invit-ing everyone associated wilh BCC to oome on ut ana have somefun,~said

SIU-dent life organizer JuUe Hanington, also a member of the F-Troop servicesodety helping with Spring Day."Sograb )Our bathing suitS, )Our suntan kltion, and enjOy the festivities..~

Those wishing to panicipate in the softball lournament are enoouraged to sign up now.

jeopardybecause ilS fundingwill

be drawn from the 1991-92 budget,which &OCSinto cffea Juty

I-FAU President Anthony J. Calanese, whose doctorateisin

urban and rcgiOMI planning, heads the tist or the 21 ad· mlnistralive VOlunteers return·

ingtothedassroom.

~Wehatedthetbougtn of

can·

ace faculty and their families have 1>cCn encouraged to auena

as

well.

"SOrar it looks like we'll have a great aay with IS (sortbatl) teams. already signedup,~said Bec Student Ufe Codinator Olarles Lyle. who has been or-pnwogtheevent ror the past 3

years.

"Thisis

a

greatchallOtfor studentS,

sW!-andlheir families toeojOy the pool, musJC

andrreebafbtO,IC.~

For those interested in hOOps, Student Ufe will also open tbe doors of Ccntrlll Gym ror 3-on-3 basketball pmes and a free throw conlest.

The March of Dimes WalkAmerica at FAU Saturday. See story page 6.

ntinisU'lltOtshave responded10

the unt.'Ctsily's teaChing needs for "Aft semester, which

runs

fromMay6through!June21. Becausethe "Aft term falls at theendorthe 1990-91 fiScalyc.ar, it saw afive percent cumulative budget cut by the Florida Legis· lature.

Summer school's ~Bft term

(June 24-August9) wasnot in

ByKLIF GEIJRlNG

Browaro EdiJo,

By ED SClIIFF

Sun.SlaffWriter

wnm

isa "'ionderful oppor-twilYtohavegreater interaction "ithstudents.~

That opinion by Elfriede Lynch, director of University

Retalions, pleuy much sums up

theexcitement being Clpressed by21 FAU administrators as

tbey prepare 10 le-cnter the classroom as~UDleerleacben for!beFAU 1991

summer

5CS-sion.

"This is QCiting.•said Vice

President for Administration and Finance Marie

Me-Demmoml."Imiss leaChing on a

day-to-day basis.M

I have some mixed feelings." said James Spear, o:eculive

as-5iswlItotheFAUprcsidentand liteuniversityombudsman. "I

havebeenQui of touch for&.'C

)'ears,50 Iba\'Calitlle

trepida-tion,but I really enjoy the

cla5.s-loom and I miss Ihegr.'Candtake

of tbe classes,"

FAU administrators will fill

leaching voids lehbya depleted university budget that

threatened cancellation of Lbe

"A"term in summerschool ·Unr.'tnitywide.we ...illbe

able

to offer

91

percent or

the academic progrnm we offered

dUringthesame term last )ur,ft

~

~~::~::==::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

saidDr. Gary Reichard, dean of undergraduate studies.

Reichard noted that classes wiUbeheld on aU campuses.

Twenty.one FAU ad·

L

---'

I

J

~

Bee Spring Day brings

stude~

together

~

II

g

II

G

Welcoming in lhe new season with a 4ayorfun in the sun, the BCCstuacnt life program will present their annual Spring

DayFesti\'aJon Saturday, April 13 at the

DavieCampus.

Theday's aaivilies wiU kick off al 8

'-lit.1I5flftc:en tCl1ll5

race

off in

a

softball

tournament, andwilllast throughoutthe

afternoon

as

all BCC students have been UlYited to enjoy the free harbcque, swim-IIIlng games allhe campus pool, and vol-,--,,,,,.U,,,,.urnament free of charge.

(2)

Page2,April 11, 1991

From the Newsdesk

,UpcomingEvents

r---l

I

FOREIGN STUDENTS

I

Interested in remaining in the

U.5.?

I

Call lIS (orinfomwiononhow!beM\4'

I

U.s.lrnm'@t31ionl...:lwwlllb!:ncfityou..

I

Ld lIS bc:lpyouobWnyourG= C3ld.

I

Michael A.

Bander

I

Attorney AtLaw (305) 358·5800

I

Specializing in Immigration law Since 1978

I

~""~_

e.Rf('If'C9'

""~.

...

~---.---~

I

CRUZ IN TO COLLEGE SHELL!!!!!!!

I

AND CHECK OUT OUR DISCOUNT

I

l

SPECIALS!

I

395·7474

I

UNWlIJIASl.1I«aIt-.Ft

I

~

Ct:-NW¥J/IIlkoINWboI/A",JI 4

TbeFAU R&D Authorityap.

proved

an agreement witb .-Oty ofBoca Raton tobuild I

60,000 square foo( btIildiD&-Eventuallytheuniversitybopa

10builda loSmillion squarefool space al tbe

park.

The parkwillbedevelopedia the northeast corner ofI~e university, near tbeBocaRatorl AUpon.

Initially, tbe primary tenantof the park will beScott Kelso, direclor for the theFAUCcnttr

for Compk:l:S}'SteDlS,whichdots

researchonthebrain.

from Ihe administration wiD

teachinthe"B"term. The"B"term volunteen

an:

Assistant Vice President 101

Acedemic Affairs Maril)'l Fe::Ierico, who will leach"EartIi

Science Geography on theBoca

campus; Director of institutioll-al Research Manlba Mehinstitutioll-allis, who will teach Educational

Re-search Methods" on theDavie

campus; and Northern Palll Beach center DirectorJ_i.me

Villa who will teach "FIShesof Florida" on the Nonlt Palm

c:ara-.~

FA.UUJ • a:lIISU'UdWt!

ofnsaudIpartthisSllI1IIfID'

Aftersix years of planning, oonstnJaion of FAU's S2-aae researchandl!evelopment

park

isslated to begin later this

sum-""'

.

From SUMMER

page

1

professorship of ethics in Snyder'sname,andthat that ...as

thereason shewaspassedO'o'tr.

Alsorumored to beleaving

the R:lundation are Berte aDd Bernie Cohenwhoestablished. anArtsand Lecture series that has raised money for scholar· ships for over 100 sludents.

Fund.ing for the

Me"

term {May6-August 9), whicb mad-d.les terms "A"andMB,f talsowill come primarityfrom lbe 1991·92 budget. Egbty-one percent of last year'sMC'"term classeswill beoffered.

Even though Ihe 1991-92 budget isexpected (n be lean, FAU \\ill beahJewoffer 16 per-cent more"B" term coursesthan were offered at the

same

time lastyear.

Three aditional YOlunteen

LeacIVocal PatRertwiQ(, Goitarisl:Ted Calandra, andDanielleaplayi"1g

the12stringguitar pertormalFAllsopen MicnightlastFriday.

The Good,

The Bad,

and

The Nice

thembecauseoftheirsupport last

year

forAdelaideSnydet,tbe

former foundation director

woo

was

demoted last

year

byInterim FAU PresidentJohnRyan.

Mr.Cohen specifically men· tioned tbathiswife

was

influen-tial in raisingSlOO,OOO for a

-""",.

ApnJ17

III... Water Spert_

. . . aDdCEOKirkCOl·

lJdIwiD

1M

aklI::laRb

*

FAUEwepaaeu'I cDbin

roo-

«lIof

Fk:IIia&

HalIt

tbeBoca . . .

caIIIJ*'.

He

wiDlecfare011bowIOIO':lllllllI

ia lhe busiaell world. RefrahJacntswiD.beJCnllCll

ApnJ ,.

Beu,Cu1er,wIDDerollhe

1989Orammy AMiN iJrhell Jau:vocaliIt,will

pedonIl

April 19 at 8:00p••• •1

PBCC'sWIlIOItB. 0..:. B.

J'beatre

titI.ate WonIL

For

beb::tscaD

*

dIcIIMbalof·

IceIt(407) <&»at41 .-10 ftve p... Moeday

wo.p

...

439-$141-1bePBCCFoowi'" -wBI

boidIts1Int_An SIIll'f ... MdioD

on

April12 at 7

p.m.

in tbe

CcDtral

campus

Oymoasium inLate Worth. theauction includesoils, watercolors, etchia,s, serigraphs, sculptures,

tIWBtbmlprints.

For

IIIOR:

info,ammalhePBCC

FoaD-dationat(407)4J9.«J74.

ApriJJ6

PRceSooth

c..-pas

SG decdomwillbeheldTucs4ay

April 16 in modular13.All offices are opeDml theonly requiremeats areal\easl a20

CPAandQlJ1'eDtearollmeoL

AJrr

qDCIIionscall Mid;al

"'-<500

(SO-l-rAU SG Prahleat . . . Vlee Presldeat dedi••

raaJIswiD beUDOaDC:tldfa

Until just reo=ntly, Elmore thougbt she",as nextinliDefor tbe prcsidencyoftbe uWlersity's fundraising arm.

Now she and her husband bave Jeftthe"Foundation claim-ing that FAU President Anlhony

Cataneseistrying to get rid or

Aprilll

MBalaadlll GrowIb aad

tbe [nl'lroD_t," will be

prt:seDted by fonDerFlorida GovernorRenbellAskewon 11t1lISday,Aprilll at4p.m.ill tht;-Broward(lollOty Main UbruyAudiKJrinm, 100 S. ADdrews AYe. ill dowalOWD Fl Lauderdale.5eatiltgfothe

free Iectore islimited,and reservations are rcqUtrcd by

Mo"""

Ap<fi • "'"(305)

3SS.S25~

FAQdonor,nGlln.JiM

[0'FOIllIIlarWnpnsidmq,

rrsipamid~

Tbe FAU Foundation elected new officers yesterday, and WilmaElmore, who badserved

for eight years on theboard,

was

not among them.

.---.

I

BENNETT AUTO SUPP

I

l " " " " " " " " " " " " ' "

I

LY

I ,

k@JDENTAUTOINSURANCE]

Ul

~

:

1811 NW 2ND AVE., BOCA RATON • 368·2880

l

' 0 CO"PAREOURRATES 0

E-z>,o,71I1.vlNsrAlli\ITh",1

I

d'

I

'oLOWOOWNPAYM£NTSllIMMIDLATEQUOTESSVPIIOllo'E'

I

7%

Iscount off purchase under

$100.00

I '

olOWEST RATES ONOONEREruS>:Drtl!

I .

I '

17. . NW 2Dd A...

,

I

10% discount off purchase over

$100.00

I '

(Nat toB_rty's)lloca Raton

I

I ,

i l l

E

Hillsboro , '...

DoerfIeJd

ae.:;--- ,

(3)

-

Apnill. 1991.

page

3

Auditions for 15th annual

Summer

Repertory

Theatre held Monday

APPEARING APRIL 10lh-13d1

~~

~

"~~HA'R'ar~

e,","",.~

...

BACHfLOII PARTIES!

_

...

MISS NUDE ENGLAND

T. T. GALORE

• CHVR...

--;~:,~UINE_

---

_-

''''

1115 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOYNTON BEACH

~

CAll FDA DETAILS

OPEN NOON TO 2AM DAILY; 734 8866

,

.

---,

I

Grainary Cafe

, INTERNTIONAL VEGETARJAN

, AND MACROBIOTIC CUISINE

I

FRESH FISH DAILY

I

c=;$1.00 OFF DINNER $1.80 OFF LUNCH

I,

WIT8

TDISADI

expires

2-28-91

I

Serving Dinner 7 Days Sp.m.• 10p.m.

,

Lunch Mon. - Fri. 11:30 a.m. - 3:00p.m.

I

_I

_{Saturday Buffet 12:00 - 2:30p.m.}

'RESTAURANT. DELIVERY- DELI-CATERINO· a>oKlNGCLASSfS,

I

(305) 360 • 0824

I

L-'==.!.!.a::.;~.uo~.!=:' B1~::'l.;.~.:!~d_S:~!:I.;.J

j

Sales

Reps

I

Eam

$SO

10$400

per_omd

pin

_le...-a

cq>CI...

I

Can

DIIYId at

(407)

347080!10

The

IDdopmdooII_Soa

_1ooIdllg

ro,

off for tbePinkptJlllhq movie series.

1bereareftYCIMllandthree women in SIr« in1MDtri.

Nipt MIUf FaJi,tobed.ircaed by Joe Cooaway,is Emlyn Williams' world famousthrillerthaitakes

place

ina bun-pJowdccpiDan EngliSbfofC:SL Tbereare

row

meclaodlhJce _ illN"IfJuMIUI

F...

MrCoaawayisinhis27th

yeardirca-iDSpbysaDd leadlinS11 FAU.He

dcur-featly

directiD&

Pfayboy

of

W WQUnI

World,which plays in tbe Oriswohl TheatreApril12-21.

BOCA RATON· FAU,

pocc.

aDd

BCCsludenu Irc iDviled to audition MoDda)',AprilISforlbcFloridaAlIantic

UDiYersiry Summer Repenory Tbcaue.

Audilioll5

for

the 15tbAnnual

pres-. pres-. FAU Summer Repc:noryThe:alfe

'IriIltqiD II 7p.nL.Moodly,April15in

IEEstber Boyer Griswold

tJllWeniry

11IcaUeODtileBocaRalODcampo!.

Studcaa are

asked10

rome

prepared

-.ilk IlDODOk:JpCforlheApril IS

audi-....

Atal.lbKb,l'

'p.m..

Tuesday,April

16,.wI'Swillbeasked10n:adfromlbe KriptsforA SIt«ill

w

I)QrtaDdNiVU

MurFQ/J,\be twoplaysIlIaIwill playin repertorYfromJune6

throup

JuJy7.

R.dIearsaIsforlbetwOpbyswill

bepo

ilMiy.

Aaon

are

advised

to

caU(407)

367-3810 for funbur information aDd for diJMioI'Istotbeaudition sile.

AShot in

w

Dark,10bedireac:dby

Jun·Louis &aldet, chairman of the Department of Theaue, is tbe play oripJaIly writlenbyMarcelAchardaDd adaplcclbyHany KumilZ.1I

was

lbesend·

• If

IJOU

're

/8.

1JOU'fl! Ul!/rome. • Tobk7bpT·Shirt$. • Open ;Dogs.

Sun.· Thurs.

j\OOn·2om, Fri.

&

Sol.

.\eon·4om.

• til!lJJ$

The Club

Pink

Pussy Cat

The OnlyTotally Nude

Erotic Dancers

in Ft. Lauderdale!

~~

#

I

_~.

tij

I

~~

$1.00 Shot Specials

I

THURSDAY

I

7001 N.FEDERAL

HWY,

BOCA RATON,

I

FL. 33487

(407) 994-8UO

l ....

-..:.;~:;..~~.;;;.;-_

..

(4)

---~---~---Page 4, April 11, 1991

o

'SO

SpecIlII

on ...

BMt

IncIucIng

Complete Keg Sel-Up.

-ss-

SpecIeI

on

Bud

end

IIIIIer

Ute.

(§)

COMCAST"

We MakeYou FeelAt Home.

BOfiJ[JfjjJFJCJe

The Most Movies on Pay TV

391-7550

BEER GOGGLING

TONIGHT?

o

• ~~

o

You're sitting in a bar, it's been a ()

long time, and these people are be·

a

'0

ginning to look good; the lights

dim and they begin to look better.

Now you've got your BEER

GOGGLES on and they look down·

:'

Jc~~~):

right irresistable.

_{Remember that alcohol reduces}

(11~~:r

our judgment and decreases our

inhibitions, sometimes causing us

to make decisions regarding sex we

may not normally make.

Get your qualifications out to 200

+

frrms each month by listing In

r~tufl.Jfr'B_O_~

...

-resume publication -listings by job categories

-sent to hundreds of. diverse firms

-monthly distribution varies

-ongoing data update -maximum exposure

One month listing as low as $20

call (305) 434-2633 for form.

not

en

.mpJoymllnt lJgtHlcy

For more information on AID.,

STD's, Drugs, and

Alcoho~

please

caD Health Services

367·3971

or

the Drug and Alcohol Resonrce

Center

367-2733.

HUMAN

TheIndepmdentAdanticSun

-,

NEED A JOB?

,

(5)

-

April 11. 1991. pagd

Around The Country

Finding a job after graduation is getting tougher

I

Students

boycott

class

after

'kissing'

prof

not

punished

Available

l~ Prtvcrte Pat!es

to Sly tbe least," saidDallas Mar-lin, head of Ibe Nalional As· sociatiQn of Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA),

basedin Washington D.C. Under the proposal, tbe

max-imum Pell Graol ~uldjump from S2400to53700;however, only students from families \Vitb incomes under SIO,OOOayear could get a Pell Granl. That could eliminate al least 400,000 Sludentsfrotptbe program.

"Ihave mixed feelings,~ said Vicki Alkinson, financial aid director al Utah State Univer-sity. "The truly poor really do need bigger grants, yell hate to

see

some of tbe middle-class stu-denlS gel sbut out"

Ding their bopes on a career wilh a oompany, time isstaning10run

o.c

"I've been lold if I haven't found a job by summer, don't even bother10 look until after summer," said Jon Markus, a humanresourcem.oagemenund sociologymajorwho basbeen

in-teT\ic1IIingsincelast semester. ~rmnot klolr.ing forward 10

theprospca of going bome (to 0eveJand),but I will if Iha\'C to,"beadded.

SeamansaidsheisII)'in&to keep ber optiOns open

as

to

wbere,,'hemigbtlive,but WaDts to finda jobwbere sheisbappy. "A group ofmyfriendsba\'C been bitc:d, so tbey'repartying,"

she said.."Anothergroup of

us

is panicking."

=.:7~

INDOOR 5PORTS

~ y

bers of campuses tbey visitied thissemester or stopped

inter-viewing seniors altogether. "Winter quaner weslmed seeing

a

lotof cancellations" by companies scbeduled 10 inter-view on campus, recalled Carolyn Henning, director of career sef\-icesat Santa Clara University in California.

Students are beginning to look inlO other options incIud-iog graduate scbool and tbe PeaceCorps'TeachforAmerica, a program tbal encourages recenl graduates to go into lcadling.

In fact, dozens of graduate

schoolsreponedinearlyMarch

that!bey

are

lII-ading through an unusuaUy high number of ap-plications fornatfaIL

But for students that

are

pin-sociation or Stale Colleges and Univcmties.

"WhIt 'IIo'C are basically doing is changing tbe mix,~ hedget director Richard Damian said at a Senale Budget Committee beariog Feb. S. "A person from a lillie bit higher income (family) is taking a little bit more in loans."

The administration proposed increasing funding for existing programsby

S63

milion, or less thanIpercent In all, il wanlS to spend$29.6billion on edueaion during lhe Oct.!, 199I,SCpl.30,

1992fiscal ycar. The3.5percent increase amounts to $7S3

mil-lion more lhan 1991.

"We'realillie disappointed,

(407) 451-8100

THE SHoPPES of LOGGERS RUN 11443 W PdmeNo Pork Rd.

OneMile We;fofU.S. 441

COME JOIN THE FUN AT

CAlL fOR TOtJ1lNA.\IENTt'o1'OR.\lATlON

f'UU.VAIItCOSDmONED

",{f1~

~~~~

..

~~~#'

~~~(,tJ'I'

'(-J'"

BOCA'S BEST FAMilY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER

Featuring;

18 HoleMinIGel' ,

Pool Table" ~.

....

_AIrlloe:key,

',"",.

Skee~,

Food.

andMueh More

SeamanisnOI alone. Graduating seniors around lhecounuy repon bavingan un-usuallybardtime lining up tbeir first post-graduata joblhisterm. Various campuses

repon

SIU: denLS beginning to send out resumes scatters bot to com-panies. Some students reponed·

Iyhave simply Stopped kloking for ~rk until economic: cond-tiones improYe.

The student job oUllook "tooIr.atum for the9IUTSClast winler,"~DawnOberman, a Statisticalservicesspcc:ia1ist \Vitb

theCollege P1acemeIlt Coundl (CPC), a Pennsylvania-based groupthaitnu:brecruitingIDlI

hiring of college graduates nationwide.

Corporate recruiters have eitber sbarplycunaiJcdthe

num-Open Su'l, - ThI.n. Tllcpm. frio -Sot Til12cnt

This ad entities bearer to one free bour of pool .

Not valid witb any otber offer. Expires 4/30/91

WASHINGTON D.C.·Presi· denl Bush's proposed budget for the federal government, un-veiled Feb. 4, calls for bigger grants for tbe poorest students, but would SlOp more than

400,000otber studentsfrom gel-ting grants at all.

Itwould make it virtually im-possible for certain students who now get federal college loans10 gel othertypesof aid.

The budget, cam,Pus money

experts

add, mighl well decrease tbe numl:ler of work-sludyJObs

students can get.

"He's robbing one sel of Stu, denlS to lei others gel more money," complained Edward El-mendorf of the American

As-Government

to increase loans, decrease grants

BUI after interviewswith 12 oompanies, Seaman, a senior marketing major alllle Univer-sity of Colorado (CU), still hasn't found a job.

~It's a very stressful

situa-tion,~

seman

said

or

bersearch,

which 5tanedlast

semester.

or comprombed IlIeiT &DOlI)'lIIiry011cuaa.

A tJuee.profcuor

com-auuecoClk:iallJnspriawalkld

Ordo¥el.

onlerial

Ilim to

Icet

c:DIIIICIIlUD&

aDd

barrin&

IdIlIfrom

ICNICbin&

sUlderlls,

csceDdiDgsocial ilrvitltJO!!S 10 "uderlls UKI tilting to

women

5llIdeI1lifahisoffice

wilb die door dosedafter

_bo~

Emol'J"s failure w take stronAer measures ap.i.DSt ORioYel

was

"'toWly

llUC-ceplab~,"law snllleDtJefr

Suus lolel the

demolDtr.llOrs In a campus audilorium March20.

(CPS) • A11.ANT

At

oa. •

More Ihn 200 Emory Ualfcnity law IIndenls,

UI'J

lilat • profeswf

ac.-CIIKIdat

DIIiD&

'M)JDCIl Ito-deals ..-(tbovttbeir~

••s only fepri.a.ded.

boJcotteddMIMatda20ad

de.••ded a4IlIlailtralon nMewtileway

dal::r

puaiIh

"0...

_PnlIideIn_J&D1C5_T._LaDe)' apeedto fonu •

commiuce

10~facully dilc.iplirwy del:isioDs, but dekoded lbe

school's ueaUllcat or 13 s11ukall'

aUcptfou

tbal ProIcaorAtitaham 0rd0Yer badSCXUIUy harassed them

Rice votes

to ban professors

from

dating

students

professors tbal dating studenlS can get lbem in trouble "even wben both panies appear to have consented."

On November S, President George Rupp "severely reprimanded" a professor for "mislrealing~ a female graduate Sludent although Rice bas refused

t~

divulge any details of the incident.

University ofMaryland

increases out-of-state

tuition after semester

begins

Yale Divinity School, maenwbile, announced March

14that it would aetuallydecreasc luition fornextfall, cutting

an-nual luition 2.44 perunt to $9,980.

"'Tuition," said 5Cbo01 Dean Thomas W.Ogletree, -had ct-cceded manageable levels .for men and W'lmen planolng

careers

io Jower-paying.

ser.ioC-oriented professions." (CPS) ~HOUSTON, Texas·

Four months after seulinga case in l1.hil;b a faculty member sexually harassed a student, Rice University faculty members mted March 19 to effectively prohibit teachers from dating MtldenlS.

The guidelinesaskstudenlS to file sexual barassmenl com-plainlS formally, and warn

(CPS) _BOWIE, Md. -The University of Maryland'SBoard

OfRegeolS,looldng for moneyw Ilclp them

overcome

a budget dcfidt, agreed to charge out.of,

5U.teSludenlS anenra1.5 per-CUt to attend classes this semesler.

Under tbe agreemenl, tbe l'I¢rageout.of-stater"illhavew pay3n extra S221.SS to tbe

~tysystembyAprilI.

...

CllI.lB:lEI'Il.ESSSEIlYJC2

With a 3.3 Grade Point

Average and many activities and

part-lime jobs to her credit, Sharon

seaman

would seem to beanidealrecruit for oneo! leb

1Iun4redsofoompaniesUUll hire

(6)

•

Page6.Aprilll.I991

WalkAmerica

Walks through FAD

SG Pres, the one who

put the plus in FAD

grading, to step down

495 NE 20th Street ..

Boca

Raton, FL • 367-9988

$199.00

$195.00

$79.95

$159.00

$120.00

$135.00

Can this be Real?

Savings up to 80%

Over 700 Titles

$~

Thursday Night

§e<U«.ti

_"?

"Spider"

ON THE MIX

'4 COVER

ALL NIGHT

9 P.M. 'TIL 1:30 A.M.

$1

00 _SHOTS

FREE BEER

O'JIIifM;llUons: Faculty. Starr,PostSecondarySTudents<1Schools Requirements: Employmenl/Enrollmcm verif"iCltiOll

Payment: Visa,Me.Otect·School P.O:sacrepled

How TOOIlIer: Call.write orseoo P.O.to;

(;J

·~~~STEMsm

1860 Old Okeechobee Road, Suite 105

West Palm Beach, Florida 33409

(407)

68~

10 -

(BOO) 331-5489

... _ _ ... - . Coool't'O'llllloUo""r--'-'IIlI'

Boca Snorts Grill

fBu~ ~O«

College Night

Aldus PageMakerm

(MS-DOSorMacintOlih)

dBase

[V~

(M'·DOS)

Microsoft PC

Works~

A""""" ""S·DOS'

MacDraw

Il~

""",,""',

Microsoft Word 4.Qn<

A""""" (M"',""'"

Microsoft Word 5.Qn<

A_m"(M'·OOS)

AI:l'roducts arefull featuredacademicversionspricedOfpackaged exclusively for

educaJion. Since 1986. DisitovcryEducalionalSystemshashelped over 1000 academicinstitutions obtainaffordablecomputerproducts.

See

STONE

page

9

Stone vlttually single.bandedly resuscitated piUS-grading from the idea graveyard this

year

wben be brought it before the Universil}' Senate.

Bitter debale and much controversy surrounded the platt that will reward the students who get grades ofSS to 89with a B+ on their report cards. Many faculty members sought to altcr Stone's idea to a plus-minus system, but thc SG presi-dent balkod..

"Tbe racull}'wasveryresistant to the pillS grading5yStem,- Stonesaid."It

was

I dogfight all theway."

Finally,in November, the Universil}' Senate "'Oted 41·39 in fa"'Orof plus grad-ing and the program will be imple. mented for Fall semcster 1991.

u!tprovides a professorameans to reward accomplishment, and it

fives

students an attainable

goal

and reward for acromplishmeot,- Stone said.

Different sources on the FAU cam-pus cite Stone for d.ifl"erent areas be sbaWd be best rememberedfo~.

SaidDr. KarlF. Ijams,dean of stu-dent affairs, ~JerfStOne sould be remembered for the excellent job he did with homecoming, making it the biggest and best we've ever had."

Jeff Stone's greatest accomplish-metlt

was

bringing integrity back to stu-dent government, saidTracyMcCanhy,

along!bewayprovidedrefresbments and encouragemenl

Tbis year's ~WalkAmerica,"tbe

largest of its kind,is CJl:pected to raise more than tbe SS3 million it raised nationv.ide last year.

BOCA RATON - The studentwho

put tbat littlee:maplUS into the FAU grading systemhassome big cbanges in store for him.

For Jeff Stone, it will be goodbye to FAU, Student Government, books, classes, campus and college commit-ment5. And for JelJStone itwillalso be hello to marriage. \IIOrk and the real \IIOrld.

Tbafs the tum that life will take for FAU SO Pres.ident JelJ Stone115he graduates April 26,gets marriedMay Ig, and looks for \IIOrk 115 a systems analyst or computer programmer.

Stoncwill marry his FAU sweetheart JillParsont, a1990FAU grad who is a former studcnt senator and currently pUlling her ITIIrketing degree to \IIOrk for her

as

a manager of the southeast headquarters for Toyota in Deerfield

""'"

~Iam really going to miss him be.

cause he

was

an acellenl5!udent bodk

president.~saki Anthony J. Catanese, FAU president.~Andhe

was

tbe only studentIcould beat atgOlf.~

But thC SO president for the past year willbelong remembered as FAU students look at their report cards and admire tbe littJekplus" signs IlO;l to

theirgrades.

8y OENNlS MARSEUA

SIUIS!.q/f

"'nur

On Saturday. April 9, the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation heldII. "walk-a-tlloo~ all over america to nile money 10 fight birth defects and infaot mortality. In South Florida. Walk-a-1l)ons were held simulTIlDl,'ously at six locations, one ofwhiehwasFAU inBoca

Raton.

Several hundred beany souls showed up for tbe 8:30a.m..stan east of the FAU campus adminislnion building. Panly Ooudy sk)S "'ith a ~hanceof sllO\ll'Crs pfO\ided the weather for the 12 mile walk. Many walkers \liere in groups, repre-senting companies such asLeviu. FPL, and a few sororities.

TIlt:y were each given a pep talk by local radio personalities and a March of Dimes child named Shane. Entrants paid no fee, but pledged money from sponsors they had gathered.

1bcwalkingroutlooktbe panicipants

awayfrom FAU campLl$ 1I.12O!h StTCClII.nd

downowe highway. At Spanish River Blvd.. they turned and headed to\\"3rds AlA. 1bc Walkersheadedback west on camino Real to Dixie. Eightch~kpoints

(7)

April 11, 1991, page 7

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

•

• :

~~t;~\

q...

:

011.o.\.O~

Ma.\W«!Lltiju~er-

:

•

O~ ~ 0 , , l C •

i

_~

ROLLINGSTONE,

i

• T H E P H O T O G R A P H S •

•

• _•

•

• _•

•

• _•

•

• _•

•

• _•

_I

• _•

•

1

8

•

• _•

· ~

.

·

_•

~"

.

_•

•

r~

•

• _:

_{Rolling Stone: The PhotograplliVOn Exhibit}

_at

_{University Campuses 1990-1991}

• _:

•

• :

UNIVfllilTYCENJHl

GOLD COAST ROOM

:

• ~

Mon., April 151hru Wed., April 17· Open 10 a.m.' 6 p.m. daily

•

• _~_~ Complimentary Coffee· FREE ADMISSION •

• Welt;;: Commemorative Mugs (while supplieslast) •

•

·

• _ .... _ _ n _ _1CHUInIl

~..

•

• _•

• _{•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••}

•

(8)

,

Page 8. April II, 1991

Oassifieds

-•

\.\~"/(f

()I"--..

_

.

Pickup and delivery. Moel~

campllS.

CallJay(30S)344-~

leave message.

RelUon ...nls whtds.

Loot.

inl for HondaRebe~good0Jt.

dilion. Home phOne (407) 750-4686, work pbone (407)34;. 8CPJ().Ask for J.8. or leave

lIll$-u'"

_{Can)VII speakKorua!}_If)Ol

can pleaserons~rvoluntecrtac your time to inlerprel for I Korean speaking clcmcDl!J aged studenl witb Clce~ tionalilies. Ifyou can beorassis-lance. call Lynda Jayne II

407·:z78.Q364.

Escorts

&

Dancers

Courteous

&

Discreet

INSURANCE FOR SELF-EMPLOYED

ON-THE.JOB, ACCIDENT

NO DEDUCTABLE

-HOSPITAUZATION WORLDWIDE (NO "80/20'1 6000 MATERNITY - NO DEDUCTABLE

PRESCRIPTIONS, VISION, DENTAL JOHN HELVIE BOCA S. 786-8326

DELRAY N. 738-7031

MISCELLANEOUS

.'(eediagnostic test! ORE, GMAT, LSAT. Saturday, February 9th. Call 10 reserve

~urspace! Sally, 75().(1649.

"peoplewantedtokist1(}.29 Ills. in 30 days.losecellulite and incbes, dOClOr recommended

new

diel disc program. We pay ~u!30:5_537_3171.

GraduatingthisSprt.og? Get your resume donenow! Profes-sional resume service. can Jean-neue at 392·1430.

Tn Preparatlon-StudeDt rates, wt, easy, and roIMnieDt.

CALL FOR YOUR WCAT/ON

BOCA (407) 367-0678

1'1.LAUD. (305)739·0090

%.t£l~

TUTORING

Tulor available for account-ing, QMB, finance, and economics.407-368-6452.

Spanish lulOI'. Native speaker. Reasonablerates. (305)

485-3857

MING

lesl IypbL WP/LP MariaOllC

J68.08.l7.Ward~~

""...,.".

lYPlNG BY FRAN: Term Papers, Resumes. Fasl& Ac· curate.753-8929.

ExpertwordpnxtiSiog,gell rates,ca.llCarin(3OS)75S-5513

or

Lana(305)753-4486. Word proC'tSslnl - Term Papers, Tbesis, Resumes. Resonable rates.CallNancy It ."...134.

I LOVE TO lYPE!Thesis, Term Papers, Resumes. WP/lascr, Rcpon binding and l)'JlCSClIing. call Jan 427·1603.

Typing and professional editorial assistancebypublished writer. Will motivale you lO finish papers of Illesis. Lake Wonh642·8Sll

l'roresslonlll Iyplng· Thesis, Term and Reasereh Papers. After 2p.m. and weekends, (305) 474-5289 Ginny.

Baby.slllcr· Fle:libe houn, Slart immediately, one or IWO

evenings

_.

&: some aflernoons. Siudeni DtLighl Nutritional Company· f1e:riblc: bours&work from borne,DO telemklg..Make

more lhan )'Our parenlS!

30:5-537·3m

Besl WI' 10 nro tnougb IIIODC1 to

go

toscboolwhileyou are in school·Bean Ad CUlCU·

livefortheAtlantic Sun •Earn

SlOO to S400perweet.You SCI !beboun.CallMikeGoodman at 407·347-8090.

WENEt]) MOllATED STtJ. DEM'S-EM'n up10 $lMlr.MaItel aedll can:II0lI c:ampus. ~

boorI.. Only10p;s!DII~

CaDN_1~72&ICllSlOD

,.

HEI,PWANIED

RetaD COIlDterservicerqJ

needed for bllSy drycleaning store near universilf. 941..()191.

Business Opportunity· Stan yourownbusiDess anywberein AmerK:a for underS5Q.full or pan lime! Free info 1-800-467· 4150. (Tell them (77)

Volunleersare needed to pro-vide rompanionsbip to studenlS y,;lb emolional handicaps and provide support for their families during afler-school hours. This canbea rewan;ling experience for)'Ou and tbechild.! For more info, call Lyndli Jayne at 407·27S.Q364.

Instanl cash· National dis· tribulor seeks local FT/PT help to distribute produce sbeets and/or invesl in disuibulOrsbip (S44.95) 1-800·467·4150 (Tell tbem (77)

Sales Reps· National rom· pany scmng benefit packageto

business. Not insurance- repeat nOl insuranoe. sales bonus. Call 407-734·7277 days, 30.5-742· 2559evenin~

ROOMMAU:S

femJmak to sbate'1Il in

great

BocadelMararea. Responsible

&:dean a must. S300

+

sec.

Uz

'47-0392.

ROOIllfIlItewanted:To sbare 2 bedroom,2balh,"''3lk 10 FAU, $275 rent 1(1. ulililies. Non-smoker.MaleIfemak;AY3.ilablc: Mafdl I,Iea\-eDIC:Mlgc:at

394-7891.

FIRoomale wanted to sbare 212 Delray Apt.dose tobc:acb

Ind 15 mins. to FAU. S2SO/mOnLb piUS 1I2 ntil can

2744'J7<

Large room,furnisbed, use of pool, and wasber and dryer· near FAU and TOIl>'D cenler. S350/moDlb &: security. 392·

8199.

Nancy and Tina'sexcellent room forrent,S325permonth,S blocks from FAU . Big house 391·5765.

meineke

DISCOUNT MUFFLER SHOPS

·FuJIesdIIlateI aDd.i:llspe:alom

90 W. Spanish River Blvd. ·NolvaUd

1ri1h..,

odla'offer

Boca

RatoD,f1.. 33431

...

-

...

(407)392-5075 -Opea 810 6

Most-Prt.t

Sl.l81O 1

---r---T---i---10% off

I

$5 off

I

$10 off

I

_I

$Soft'

Muffiers : Shocks : Brakes

i

Alignment

...

"""""

I

pI88sepresertooupon

1

pI88se pr8SIlll~

I

_

....

-~3I1...1

I

-"'''''

I

_-"'''''

I

. . . . 3111/11

'I- '"

,

"

'"

...

.,

.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

PBCC Soolh Campus elec-tions are going to be beld at 6 p.m. on Tuesday April 16 in modular 13. All OfflOCS are open andtheonly requirements arc a 2.0 OPA and current enrollment al PBCC. Any questioDS or rom· mentscUINkkat3674~(SG

,ffitt,

EOBSALE

Leathe1'jacket.black.cWsk MWIkIOne~ Siyling.Ukenew. Call 750-4686, ask for Damon.

19l1O Monle Carie). well main-tained mechanicalJy. S700 o.b.a. Call Bob al 392.a683. W\'e

messa!CifDOtthere.

1986 Uonda Chicwagoo. 4-wheeldme. 5·speed. AC, 1mJ[m, 61.000 miles. S4500. 347-8090

da)s,65~I06 t\'e.Marie.

'80Olds CUllass· NO! much 10 look at, but ntnsgood Ind reliably. Stereo and AMIFMas·

sene&:A/C.Slooo.

394-6030

for saJe: Antique stCftO. ex· cellcnl condition, AM/FM recicver, lurntable wI mUlti.play capabililf. 8-uack,bass&:lIeble wnllol. SSO. Damonor Kim 7so.

4686.

I...eave message.

1986 Uonda Civic Si, AC. amJfm, .pull·out cassette. high miles, Fulda tires, Enkie rims, tint, sun roof, S3SOO. 347-8090

days,655.()106C'o'C.Marie.

FOR RENT Apartments ForRcnl. Nonh· east Ft. Lauderdalc, central on middle river. A/C, pool. I Bedroom&2 Bedroom/l Bath, reasonable rates. (305) 528·

6033.

I...eave message.

MIF roomate needed to shart 2 bed waterfront aparuncnt in

Ft.Lauderdale- S2&S monlhly

+

112 utilities.(305)528·mB.

Zbed!3 hath 2 Slory.fur_ nlshed or unfurnished private yard, wilh hoi tUb. animals o.k., air wndilioned, washer·dryer, dishl'.'3sher, microwave· Avail· able MayI.Call Dr. Butlcroffice (407)994.{l77{lext. 258 or borne (407) 487-4616.

II,. ,:,

(9)

April 11, 1991. p8F 9

532SS.UNIYERSI'TY DArvE, DAVIE, FL333:21-(305)434-1183

WHERE THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!

Broward Countis Newest and Inwt Luxurious Center!

The Brand New

UniPerSUy

Bowl

welcomes

aU

FAU

and BCC students

vice aClMIies. He was treasurer and thet:tpmlident of CirdeK

service

dub,

andfor two years bewas orientation d.ireaor atFAU,introdudng fmlhmen 1Otheirnewway of life.

Hewasalsoinvolved fromthefint year with tbe Student Leadership Development Comminee crealed by AllisonHand.TheSLDCoonducutwo

retrealS a year wbere studenlS are taupt~roptcdm~u~

Thelint piece of advice SlOne offen

tohissua::csor - whoWIll benamed

afterlhe April 9and 10run-off - is: "Continue studenl zovemmeDt'spx1

relationship withtheadministration." Hissccond pieceofadvk%istolisten. LisleD to students, lislentofaculty, lis-ten to administrators.Takein aU sides,

and then act,n the FAU 1991).91 SG

president emphasizes.

-We Exchange CD'afor

':zI'5.

We Buy CD'sfor

'soc!

Roell_ ea-lcoII •Jazz _~• Pop •~MlItII • Rltp •$oundIrIICb

THE CD SOLUTION

FT. LAUDERDALE MIAMI

1012 NE 1SlhAve.. 761·7100 11331S.Dixie Hwy.•253-7100 01

s..m..

SMi(tMd10Owti'l'0cxMlJ SldIndShopJ*Ig Clr.(NorWl01PumpwnIc'Ij

"No Substitution for tbe CDSOLll110N""

ALL COMPACT DISCS $7

95 From SlONE _

6

StODe'.vioe presldentand

runnhlg mate

"tyear.

DoDF. Taylor, FAU vicepmlident Ind elIetutive direaor or tbe PAU

FoWldaoon,

said.

"JeffStollewillbe.

CEO somedlY." The vice president pointed1OStone'sIppointmeDl asthe

fitst Sludenl memberoftheFAU foun-41t1on, the university's fund-raisins Irm. "He relates 50 very well witb eYeI}One...be'S a woDderfullistenet."

The political rise for Stonewas

meleoric, to put it mildly. He

was

eJected I 5tudeDt senator, lbeIl three

months Illterwas elected scaatespeater

Ind tbree months after tbat be

was

elected SO President."AndI'veIovcd

every minute of it," saidthe24 yr. ok!. But before enteringsludent politia, Stonewasbeavily involvedinmany ser·

eBilIiards

eproShop

e Video Arcade

• 64 lanes

with

automatic scoring

• John·Pierre's eatery

• Student Specials

Visit our Sports Bar featuring 17 TV'S

yia 3 satellites, darls,bilUards" free

popcorn and great sounds.

Please present lD for the following Student Specials"

Beer Bowling

Every Tuesday

&

Thursday evening from 9 p.m. to 2

a.m.

$2.50 pitchers while you bowl. Must

be

21 or over.

2 for I

BowIiD&

Special

Billiards Special

Boort •GameIII RegulllrPrX:e. BlI)'OocHourBilbanlTIIDe,Gel:

GelNat GameFree. • SccoDdHourFree.

Moa-Fri9a.rn.UI Sp..m. Mtm-Fri 9a.m.10 1pm.

SUN

CLASSIFIEDS REACH

60,000 STUDENTS

Personals and Oub

(10)

Page la, Aprtlll~::,.~199~1 : - _

Sports

-FAD leads, then bows to Canes 8-7

SL 1bomas before dlaUcn . theSUnshineState teams lltei

this montb. In between iJ

scbeduled agame ....ith UF . Gainsville(April 24) ..

anotber bome game alii

CBR(Aprill9).

Game timeFriday night is •

,.n

While the players are more than capable of modifying tbe. rawMalto salvage singles wins, it is the play of tbeir doubles teams thaI has been the stron ghold of the team's strength th'

Y"'.

"We split up the teamswell

saysNo.2 singles player Websl who teams with fellow baselin Gilben 10 dominate in No. doubles.

late

season

hitting. "We showed that we can play willianyone.

Senior first basemanPatMur·

ray

went lour forfiveIt the plate induo1ing three doubles, whiJe

teammate CraigShollon went

wee

for four.

The team will be at bome Fridaynight for agame19ainst

Steve Gilbert, undefeated in two years in doubles.

second time lastweek.The team will play No. 3 ranked ArmStrong State later this montb for an opportunity 10

move up in tbe

rankings.

Playing a fuJI schedule, the pl.yers are sure10remain tour-nament laugh for the critical matches ooming up.

"When you play this many matches, you can't play great

every

day, but you have to lcarn how to ....in; says Gilbert. OISOD, forced to deviate

mgbtIy from the power ofthe

rrrwJwu,sk:lvo'ed!be

pace

down

in keeping his opponent pinned to the baseline.

"Heliked toeod!bepointin

twoor tIlreeshots,andIjllSt kept tbe poinl goinl longer. He oouldn't romprebendII,and it blew bis mind," said Olson of!tis

threesetwin.

The team of No. I Mark

Webster and Qilberl (Dn, defeated in two yean) notd1ed the fint win in doubles(&-0,6-1).

lbatleft the teams ofTIm Shine-Pulumbo and Kevin Spena:r-Olson out on tbeoouru vying for llIe fifth and deciding polnL It

wasPulumoo's servia: winner in the 10th game of the secondSCI

towin tbat doublesmatch(6-1,

6-4),and the team matcll at 5-3. FAU, currenlly ranked No.5 in lhe South Region, 'WOuld like to move up to No.2 or

3

to have a clt.ana: at beingselectedto the eight team National Tourna-ment.

MClutnc:es are they 'WOn'ttake

more tban two teams from the South region, andwecould be

thirdor fourtb now;

says

Coach

BobMoorewhosetum beat the College ofBocaRaton for the surpriscc1 they were giving me Klamer.TheHurricanesscored

the COrDers early on. but the all

seven

111llS tbeyDeeded I.n

same pilcbes weren't strikes thatinningtosilence the Owl's later, and' bad to stan throwing id.

downthemidd.Je.Theygol some u~b . we base hits. It

was

my fault for We hit theball well,~

changin& my slyie.-

played

a

great

game,butII

"?5

Lawsonfailedto getanoul in J~~t ~ba~ ODe unfortunate tn'

llIecigbtb,andafieronerunwas mng, sald~~mmany

scored, was releived by Mati playerscred.itforthelltnlproved

FAU

over

USF 12-0

...

_3-1

1-3

....

ByDAN DZURNAK

SUIISport!E4il«

Fnday.Apri112

'AU_

St.'JbomIUniYenlty , alllolDe.7:00 PJIL Slturday,April13 FAUJlu&bJ; AI AU

Sports

Bits

Schedule

Compus&e

Floor

Hockey

....

-s.C1oo>b~

-

ATO

Pit..mbdaPbi

2,600fanswere It bandlast

Friday ItMartLight Stadiumto witness the game berwoen No. 5th ranked DivisionIMiamiand FAU,I6-2Dandsuug1.ing to

Fl

bact in contention for11Division I1lourn.amentbenh.

"Webadthem.preuyquite for

~'=:~;:'oF~~~Men's

tennis looks for bid to Nationals

aftertheOwtssquanderedI SIX

run lead in the eigbth inning to _ _;;:-;;;;;-;"""""";;-_ lose In the Hurricanes by tbe 81 DAN DZURNAK

tinaJsooreor8-7.

---:c--:c.s~""s._"",&1","",,,,,---Behindthesb:hit pitching of

starterSleveLawson,FAUbeld Suffering losses to only ooto a 7-1 lead going into the DivisioDI RU,andNo.1 aDd4

eigbtb inning. Craig ShOllon rankedSonth Region Division

n

capped&SixrunOwlsinh with a teams Rollins andJacbouville

grand slam bomeroffMiamiace State, FAU,rankedNo. 5inthe pitdler region,ison a niDe match

win-.." [b niDgsuealc..

ey orne plate umpire) Victims in \bat runincluded

started squeezing the strike

zone

on me; said Lawson. -IWI. No.2regiooteamAbileneChris_ tion(8-1),MiamiUniversily of Ohio(5-4), Aurora (9-0),

QueensCollege(9.(1),BllCkneU (6-3), Lafayette (9-0), and atadel (5-3).

While forced to cancel a retnatcll with arevengeminded

Army team, FAU's match with DivisionICitadel proved to be

an

appropriate substitule.

As it did in the first match

withCBR, the Owl six,tiedwith the Bun dogs 3-3 after singles, cranked up the heat for the doubles.·

Playing wilhout Ihe injured Robb Gould at No.I,everyone

wasforred to move upa position in singles. No.4 player SIeve Gilbert came orr the courtwith

tbe firsl sing ~ win(6-3, 6-2), followedbyNn. 3JoePalumbo (6-4, 7-6), and No.2 Shawn Olson (4-6, 6-3, 6-1).

PIIJolf1 be,la lOal,JII

witIIl

_{p.a. _}

TKE " ATOaI

6:30

Ibe

No.

I seeded

Ieam,

S.

Cboc:otate

tatla&

0Ill

PiI..ambda P!d .. 7:30p.aL

De ba1pIaJofI'. . .set

for'l'klll'ldllJ.

ApriJII.

...,....re

i.

_

....

-.

ByDAN DZURNAK hand to apparently score the

SUI! SponsElliUw 16th poinl forFAU.1lIenitwas The FAU Rugby Team(2-0 booom, boom, boom, and in oonference play)enjo}'eda 12- crack; be said

as

three UsF

a

first half lead against the playeB ooD\-erged on House In

Uni\.-en.ily or South Florida last drive him back OYer the line - so Saturday before some unfor· the refdecided.

tunate"""isISofbodiesdictated Instead of paydin for House, an abrupt end tothishighlyan- itwasa trip10llIe hospital willi ticipated oonfrontation. a broken collarbone.

1'henewtylormedFAUteam However, IWO USF playen

isatways100ldng forafew good came up limpafterthe pLay,aod men, but the USF teamisDOW the Bulls, alreadydown to 12

lookingforITIOfethan Ilew. pJ.ayen,werelorcedto throwin baM ... ..;feCOto'ered'n m' cha'....-

""_-'.0_

'" kDewIhadil,"saidsecond thetowI-FAUJ.O. the~

.IUI"'"

Inteml . IiDesaumbactIanHoasewtlell FAUsooredJintwtlellsaum UniYenity. "It'sgoiOJ: to be_~

~

sttetcbed0YeT!be

~

tiDe propBanyBrogy}ant.d!bebal1 FAlJwilltakeits1IDlkIcated

:'~.::~:a~tlpSbo~

(11)

April II, 199Lpage II

The oontcstants strained and groaned in a stand-off forscvenllminutes before the S1arf representative, wbo was sig-nificantly out-weighed, foldedindefeaL

YOUR PICKS

OURPJCKS

.·AU It AU (Sat)

NY Yankees at Kansas City (Sat)

MiamiHeal at WashinBlon (Sun) x-New JerseyDevIls~Pittsburgh

x-NY Rangers~Wasbignton x-Boston Bruins~Hlrtford x-Montreal Canadlllns\ISBuffalo x-Detroit Redlrfngs~St. Louis y-Nlck Faldo

x - Playoff series winners. After Tuesday's games Detroit leads 2-1, and aU other series arctied.

2-2-Y -Winner of the Masters GolfTournamenL Other oontenders arc: Greg Norman, Seve Ballesteros,CurtisStrange, and the resurgent Jack Niciclaus.

Once again there will beDOtie breaker game.Tkswillbedecided by arm

rassliD lntlleRat!LadyCODtestantsmay use adesiglulled rassltrorber dIoise. EDtrydeadlineis 1 p.m. Saturdlly, aDd ambesDbmlttedtoMark atthe Rat,or at the FAU

police

stlltion.

THE SUN ALL SPORTS FOLLY

Qy

tbe

FAU Rathskeller

and Don Carters All Stars Lanes

The Sun SportS Starris frantically Uslweek's winner, Rhonda Forbes.

lJ'yillg to

oouse

Ibe

names

inits feathers who tied tbe stall pidai, brought in

a

after being hit witb a perfect lliae (or nine ringer (ber falber) from New Jersey todo

enllyturned ia by Jim McHugb, and lben ber rassUninthe Rat last Wednesdav.

burned bylbe remainiagoonlCStantswho .

ttbestafffor the free games of bowl-lngat Don caner's All StarLanes.

MeHugh wins the $15Rat tab whileall oontestanlS who haven't been presented with their bowling ccnificatesbypersonal

delivery can claim them rrom Mark in the

Rat.

The staff makes noClICUSCSfor ilS 1-9 rClXlrd this pastweek,and defies anyone touyto Irick us when we're down. Bowl· iagor Billiard cenificates at Don Caner's wiU19ainbe offered10lhose wOOcan best tbestaffpicb. The winnergelS I$10 Ral

"'

8-0 7 -I

6-2

5-3 4 - 4

2-6

1- 7 0-8

NOW

OPEN!

~--..2J

Cantina

~

Featuring Lunches

"EL PRONTO"

Man-Friday 11 :30 A.M.-2 P.M.

A Great selection of Burgers,

Sandwiches, Salads, and

Mexican Specialties

Priced

tram

'3.25

HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS

House Margaritas '1.99

Monday-Thursday:"7 P.M.

OPEN MONDAY. THURSDAY 11:30AM· lO;30PM

FRIDAY· SATURDAY 11 :30AM· MIDNIGHT

SUfIo'OAY- 5:00PM·S:OOPM

1920 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach

274-3407

l:~~~

Open for Lunch Mon - Sat

Generia

""

...

"''''''

OE Racers

TKE

Big Jim&the Twins No Names Showtime Young Guns

Moslt_ pointsInIpme

93 (Generic;~Young Guns)

~IOSll'olntsinIthalf;

55 (Genelia~Young Guns) Most otrenslve team; Generics (66.0 ppg)

FINAL STANDINGS

Most defensive team, TKE (40.8 ppg)

Mosl Pointsswred11)'. player:

34 (Sean Schroeder, Generic:sV$

YoulIgGuns) Top

5OCIrio&

IverIF

23 ppg (Sean Schroeder, Generics)

Restaurant

~

OPEN

for

LUNCH

Daily Specials

SI:irIinl; at

54.50

From 11,30 ';1m

~t-

_~

.

GoodTIme Speclal. Monday - Thursday Early Bird DInners 4:30 6:00pm The elac: lime that your Entlge order is entered 11110 our computer bocomes the price 01 your Entreel

4:35 PM

=

$4.35

(Regular Entree prices $5.25 - $7.25) ·t~._ _ """' ~_,_ -

-Monday

I

Tuesday

I

Wednesday

Tecate Beer TwoFor 000 Margarlta NIgh!

Ml/XICallBee,s Sge House Margantas'

$1.50

andMMg;omas

-0!J

Knicb,paced byJack Wagoner and

DaYeLee,won tbe campus Recreation lDtralIlural Basketball Ctampionship on Mondaynight al the FAUGymnasium O'o'CrDaBoyzina oontest thatwasclose for only one half. Wagoncr nctted 15 points and Leeadded 12as Knickscruiscd to an

easy

amI suprising 58-44 victory.

Da Bort camc out running, and were on firecarly while racing10an carly lcad over a sluggish looking Knicks team that siruggled gct into their offense. Twice DaBoyzwenton 1000runsand threatened

toblow tbeirrMtlsout ofthe

gym,

but Knicks kept hanging around, dosing the balfwith a 12-0

run

of their own to cling

toaODCpoint w'lIntage 20-19. The Stagewas

now

SCI for a dramatic fiaale that neveroo::ured,as Knik:5 bad

OIber i4cas. With the second halfJUSt ci&bt minuteS old., Knicks blew the

pme

wideopen with 24-5 TUn. Just thai quickly tbey had built an insurmountable 20 poiot lead which seeemed to have been enough to extinguish all Ihe othcr chal-lenges DaBoyz had 10 offcr.

John Paugh (15), Dan Pearce (12), and OrisStcplOS (10) led the way ror DaBoyz who werc unable to oope with the tena· cious derense thrown al them by their opponents in Ihe second half. They were guilty of making 100 many unforced tum-Mrs, and thisledto their demise. They werealso totally dominated ontheboards bytbeir taller opponents.

81 LEONARD WIIYI'E Spa;iDl1tJtJw$MIl

(12)

GIBSON'S

IS THE PLACE TO

S E E

MASTERCARD

&.VISA ACCEPTED!

NEW

&

USED... Bee

TEXTBOOKS

CEl'ITRAl., NORm, SOUTH

&

BROWARD FlU QASSES

3728 SW 64

TH

_{AVE•• 791-4490}

, CMlqoA__

~

'1

1

Nova Elementary

I

B.C.C. Central

I

i

64110 A...._ (DoMosRd.Edl)

I

GIbson's

Booksl~

I I

~~~

I

Boca's Only Progressive Outlet

Bounty Lounge

Boca Raton Holiday 1nn

1-9S'and Glades Rd.

Page 12,Aprilll, 1991!!!!!!!!!S;:-

l .-

-.,

Ladies Night

on Tuesday

8-10

\

\'

.../1I..;w...."U\ooc..

_""""

"

" . '.,;' .;:

.

Miller Genuine Draft

~\\

Presents

1:

~

Monday Nights

7(e

.;'.

Q

Frat

G-"A::-

:is:

;" 3.l'~

"'4~:, :ight~

... :[f

¥J

111'

at

~v

i:~i

o~~~~

..

_'"

~:/1~\)li'" ,o(~;

~

DJ Ron

"Spider"

~,,~

~

.)~,".,",". f\J:f~'

.~

W

Spins Your Favorite Tunes

~.,.),t~'

i ·

,,-'

4#1

"A~1~'

PNEaciig'hht

11. '

,

$'

-=--_

f""

t:;'C

Beer

t

),y.

,§.

.4

."".,,~"'Ji;;'

J:V-'J,:.

. f . ; t : t " _ _ ..I"'l':::;~~'