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THE INDEPENDENT ATLANTIC SUN
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CoDocm for Ihe environment
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acbomcloFAUlastSaturday
a adminstrators, faculty, starr,
students clean up
toget er or
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a c m on purp ose.
It was a beneftL"
ndcnts and even a dog got up wor
!UlylObegin a campus clean up.
While allY improvement
mUI be oonsidered a success,
tAU'Scampus cleanup im'Olved
ally 2.SO people, including 16
llIde1IllfOUPS and all or the
Glutorganizations.
llltpounds, which weresplit
1m 12 areas., were raked.
GarbIF was picked up and
:kI daisies and periwinkles
~pIallled.
Uliversity President An-,.ClIanc:sewasasslgned to
k«Irmareund found a brush:.
I n1id &IS credit Clrd and
-.uIS dprene bUllS.
So Willi were the fringe
Qefirs for lbe dean up volun·
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"Su.nbum, callouses and ani
"II just goes to show you tbal
the same people who don't care
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about their health don't care
about the campus," said Susan
Fish, an ocean engineering
major.
"People thai smoke think of
lbcgroundasonegianlashtray,"
said Shirley Hays. "We ask for
Jean Goodwin
biles."said Gary Lang.UlUdenL
Despitesuch inconveniences,
the students said It was Mlrtb It
to go out and clean Ihe campus..
"I enjoyed ii," Slid Jean
Goodwin, who IWS acdited "ith
the idea. "We Mlrkcd together
for a common purpose. It was a
benefiL"
The biggest complaint among
lhe partidpanlS was the picking
up ofeigarelle butlS.
onc Ihing-smoke non·filtered
cigarettes
that
arc
biodegradable.
Student Government and the
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Student Environmental Coalition (SEq goltogetherwith tbe
A and P Forum, 8 nelWOrking
service organization of admlnistralOrs, professors and
employees.. The Forum traosferred the idea of tbe dean up
over to thesludents..
Shannon Cash, !hedlrectorof
CooperatiYeEl1uC8tlon, brought
his dog.
"Boomer was there and he
even helped," said cash.
Students to study migrants
~rojectreceivesnational, internationalattention
By MUCE MATUTE
unN~&nor
Twenty students In an undergraduate social
IQtdassha\'ebegun theirsludyof migrant bousIf: II South florida.
1~~migranlSarenOtthe focusofthecl3ss.
-""'5 bow 10 improve their bousing and get
-.eoriti$.
'l\edass, which is known as Social Work Prac~III, is taught by Dr. Cecilia Camp<J\'Crde, an
,lIIllarIt professor In tbe department of social
~OIlCofI3 programs in tbecolkge.
Sk5aMllbe class emphasis is on teactting and
~1III5tu4ents in social 'M)rk by giving them an
ltQ] apericnce in working \\ith people and
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"I\c 5l.lIOcnts will be 'M)rldng with all parties
~byaiticauy analyzing the various factors
~er living and their relation to the
. . . .JUt busioess in order to suggest policies
r;c,~ Campoverde said.
she gave the class freedom to choose
OWn prOject. They chose the nearly 5,000
't:t ~'l)fken who live in Indiantown, Florida.
till't Illluants, mostly Guatemalans, work in the
~f1rtYes near Indiantown, a small town in
llico County between West Palm Beach and
.:e5aid
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-.-lleIp to support a $4.5 billion agriculture
~Ia by working In the groves and yet they
i....~&roaps ofsix or more in rooms aboutlhe
---lIdeoCa dormitory-..iwte.
The migrants' situation is nothing new or CJl.elusive to Indiantown. There are similar areas in
Pahokee, Imokalee and Homestead.
What makes rural areas in Florida different
from others is that they are keptat a much grC3ter
distance than rural areas in other states.
"Rural Florida has a habit of keeping minority
groupsout by lhree to fIVe miles," said Carol Noel.
the executive director for Florida Non-Profit
Housing, Inc., an organization which gives technical assistance and tl1lining in rural housing
programs in Florida and ~ other 5Outheas.t states.
"Other StatCS are a hllie morc conllguous.
Rural areas are separated by maybe a bridge or
railroad track," she said.
Noel was brought in to speak to the class the
other night to explain the several di~lons of
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govemmentthat deal with migrant hOUSlDg..
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not a lending agency, they're an insu~nga~~cr, ..
Noel said. "1ltis means that HUD IS SUbsidiZing
the banks when they insure a loan. ~
Noel cxplained to the ~I~ t~t Hl!D protects
banks, which are priWte IOSlltUIlOns, In the name
or servicing the people.
"It's ok that they (banks) make money, lei'S JUSt
call it what it is," she said.
Noel gave theclsssastartlingstatistic. She said
See MIGRANT! page 5
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Fred Reiter. a mechanical engineering student, trims
!l palm tree outside orthe engineering buiJding.
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chicken WiDBs and beverlltl
dctiYera:I free 011 campus MoodIy
l.hroup FridBy from S p.m. 10 10
p.m. Call 367-378910 order.
Studftt ~ t will _
...Ia III B..-.nI CoUllI)' It the
Caumercia.l Boulevard eampw: OIl
lbunday, Mar. 8 III 4:30 p.m. ill
room 2Z7.
The M<:Oao caJldldate for the
JlCllIltloll of Bl'Ol"llrd Pmvo.I WIll be
iA DI'OIfllrd. Dr. Arthur J. ax, of
Salem State COllege, Salem, MasI&CbUJetll, will be present at an open
forum at tbe UniYcl'3ity Tower OIl
WIll1nesaay Feb. 21 in room 724.
Three more candidates are
Idledulcd fur tile near futwe..
All camp •• resldeDI. are
~ lIIal Ule c:un.t Iool&aIDc
alrNm"1 uplns at l1Ie ead oC
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HwsiDg omce. The fa: pK)'IDClIl
date is I p.m. FricIIy, MardI 16. A
lDillimum C(Il,IQe ad of sa aedit
lloun at aD lil:nQ is requited during
the summer.
S!udel!tslnlendillgtodcfer IJXl£lion of fees on lhe basD of IinaDcial
aid must apply immediately for a
renewaloflinancial aid at that office.
Additional information wiU appelll'
on cllannel8 after spring break..
"Sprin& Jag; at FAU" will be
presented in t\\tl (:O(JCCns OIl Feb. 21
and April2S III 8 p.m, m the: Eslbcr
B. Griswold UniYermy 1beaUe.
Tbeooo.een..;o feature tbe FAU
Graduate Combo .nd the FAU
VoealJal2Ouartet. Studcnl$willbe
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dlsotu5Hd ,t rAU. "Early Sip of
lntcltisenoeill Qlimpsaod QIildmlM
will be the tope c( intemauooaDy
relllJ'I'o'lled p5)'d:lclloPU Drs. Bealm
Gardner aDd R. AJIelI Gal'dna" ill a
freepubliclcdurelobe pre$Cotodoo
Thursday Feb. 22 at 4 pm. In BUS
141.
They will di5Cllss cbimpanzees
reared from binh under buman lab
oondlliom. TIley will demonstrnte
the relationship betWCCll sign Ian-
guage and other intelligent behavior
in the erms fostering lab.
1bt two prorcsw.n tcad:l at the
UoiYen:dy of Nevada and blIYe alD'
dueted wild ebimpanzee obIe,..,...
tiIJosinAfrica.
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~F~'~U-=:.,appllftl ror,
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211Jl't- Studml
nailed· A student was working on his projOCl in T -13
....hen he slepped on a piece ofwood tha;
had four nalls in iL One nail wenl dean
througb his right shoe and pierced I.be
(001 inside. He refused medical aid,
uyiDs be would bobble to stUdent be.all.b
in the morning.
111..,.,.. Weeki 01 pnuat cans UIDOJ
res6dtal-AoormiwryresidcnlcompJaiDs
thai for the past scycral ween, be has
Ileal receiving tekpbone alb at all dilfettat bows of the day and nisht, 5Ometimes WIkiJlg up tbe entire suite.. NOI
ordinary calls, mind you, bUI lbe be;n.y
brealhiDg variety. Some people aaually
enjoy !bose, bUI w each his own.
:11141'0- Bnedet loll. A SIude.Dt came
10 tbe poUceoffice to repon thai she lost
a bl'lK'.elel somewhere on campus a few
weeks before. The bracelet is a gold
cSouble-chainbraeeletwilhthenameUsa
'Ilen in Chinese-type leners. II is
ucd al $350.
1I1..,.,..1lt:Ut buY" atu_bia, faces
_11III _brUkJa- An elderly ~
InpFlCd: and. (eU down as ~ ~.IeaVlDg
lhe U,nJYefSlly the:&let,?,USlDg.IDJUlYand
Ib~1OG510 tbe ngbt side,of hIS face. He
bad Just picked up some Ileltets from the
Esther B. Grlswoklt~ea\et's. box office.
1be man refused medll::a.l assIStance.
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Sdmct IllaesJ chain
ues unbroken- A studenl was atleMing class in the Sanson Science building when sbe became ill and passed oUl
Her husband was notified, and he
responded to tbesccne.. Boca paramedia
aodfirerescuecameandtrel.tedtbeaidcd
petSOn II tbescene. Sbewas rclDOYedby
Atlanl.ic Ambulance 10 Boca Hospital.
atId _
a-. V8atN, II .... ri.lace to {be
WIlft'Re5uidioII t-. 1bc uniYersity is lIOW alIDwec:IlO openlte inigaoon zooes for ten mmUI£lI per DXJC
from 1 a.m. 10 ~ p.m. Monday
througb Friday for the purpose of
testing any repair worlr.l.lIllt bas been
dooe Ol1lhe lI)'$lem.
An "AU 81yck et!unUoD forum
onblllckeducatJonissucs,wiUbe(X)l]duetedoo Wednesday, Feb. 21, in the
Gold Goasi Room frolII 7 p.m. to 9
p.m. 1be a1lTC11t JllUCS and dira;tloo in the eduClltioll or blaets in
Amcriea wiJI be dmc:uJac<I, feaMing
• patJd or pnmiDc:nt IdlninaU'aton
frolII Florida's prcdOtninantly blact
uniYenilieL 1lIi5fau.misinn:oogIlilioo of AfricalI ffisIory
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eaR and Southcasl: CounIy_1Qo
~cd 10 _lerioll 1aW!lr; ..
~ ~.ooIy twit:e. -.v:t. &
~I SWIIl1IIlIQg pools ~ ru Ill,
drained and refilled. On!y_
are 10 be fiIIa1 The Sooth ~
Waler ManagemmcDI D~11~
n:Cflmmends lhal eacb ptl1aa
their WlIler lI5llge 10 SO P!blI
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day.
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Notia:s submilWl [or pubIig.
lion in NEWSDESK will6t
prinled 01 1M disuvion. of TIt
lndepmdent AlJaotie Swi .II(
and ~ay be edil«i [OF cJonry-.:
bre\'UY.
Mooth.
Work on FAD's first
yearbookisundenway
Police Beat
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21I!1JO- s.d egs to8lJ rrub eelS
atudents 00 the ,Lab- While standing ~n
the slab, IWO S1udents were pelt~ WIth
eggs Ihrown {rom ~ second noor WInd
ofporm 17. ~01K:e we~t .to I.be sccoe,
quickly (klermmed the onpn of I.be eKP.
and. proceeded to I.be room. No one
~red the poUcc's knockS allhedoot,
~ the deadbolted door wouJd not opeD.
Wltb I tey. Wben they went back to
slab, the police obserwd the room's window slowly open and. Vo'lIIlcbed belp
as yet another eg plummeted 10 earth.
Tbe resl of lbe paniculan were haodJed
by the Housing Director.
:IIlSf9t. SludQl
eeu pkkpoctt1ed
wttUe enterinl HIllU.ll.lIJes. A studenl
reports that wbile walking I.brougb the
doors to Ihe Humanities building. 3 subject bumped into him, apologi7.ed, and
left the area. The bumpee Ihen reali7.ed
thai his wallet was missing. He wasn't
really sure wbether or not he broUght his
walIel with biro, lbough. He also thinks
thai anolher person leamed wilh the
bumper. hut could DOt fumisb a desaiption.
2/100- Whtta Jto&ea rro. clr}a'. A
Sludent advtsed that be had a load of
whiteclolbes ina dryer in Dorm 7. WhCIl
he returned to gellbem, lhey were misIing and bis boxes were gaDe. He was DOl
sure if we items were truly pilfered 0111
tbeywcre taken by mistake, SO be
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some checting around.
will
2/17/,.. A.plrin snbJtltUld II
upirin snbsdtute .a.nst aI_
~. 1IltKk. A resident studenl ...
feeling.il! and 100t what she tbought was
tbeasPUU1su~t~luleAdvil,bUlshe really
had. ~el'llSpmn. She was allerp: to
asp~, and WlSbcd 10 be taken 10 tbc
bospttal. She.was uansponed by bet
to Boca Hospttal for ueatmenL
By WAYNE LOCKWOOD
As.rimuU News EdiJor
The fitst yearbook in FAU history is
on its way, jUdging from a meeting of the
Yearbook Committee last Tuesday, but
were is still I 101 of work to do.
The tinl Step is 10 send the book out
to bid. The finishing toudles were put
on the bidden requirementS, wbich will
be sent 10 pUblishing complItie:s later in
!he week. ibe committee plans to meet
with the biddeB who respond sometime
in the middle of Man:b.
Anotber iroponanl step is to write a
constilution for the yearbook. This will
be done by Roger DeIPappa, a member
ofthe yearbook comminec.
"The constitution will cover things
like who gets paid, how much, and will
se~ whal officers' positions we wanl,"
Slid DeIPappa.
Although some progress has been
madC;lhe commiuee still does not know
how much the book will OOSI, and has no
omces 10 work out of.
"We plan to pUI our requesl on Ihe
Summer budget, and ask {or
10
$30,000," said Paul Heyden, another
S20.ooo
member of Ihe commillee.
'" hOpe to gel one of the T- buildlnll
{or us to work out of," saic1 DelPappa.
The yearbook is tentatively set at 311
pages, wilJl an initial print run or I,D»
copies. Pholos will mosl.likely be tUa
during registration periods.
Before any meelinp; with billdcn,
Ibough, the committee will bokl an opc:II
meeting ror students on MardI 12, ill
hopes of gellin! more help with 01:
boot.
To help gel organized bero
the commiuee has hired an a .
BeISyOwcns, a teacher al Spanls.b .
High School who bas been a yeartJoi:t
advisor there for aboul eight years.
"I think it'd be good ror FAU,~5U!
student Candy Moyer about Itt
prospects {or an FAU yearbook. "1blI
way, people mighl get to know catt
other better,"
The inaugural Owl yearbook d
cover from Jan. t, 10 Dee. 31, 199O,u!
Ihe Iml copies will be available inApri
1991.
Fo=bnwy 21, 1990 Tho.l.....pmdotlll Allanllc S ..... Pa
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Engineers to feature design contest
CoUe&eOfEDgiDeeringis
~
~iD the middle of its a.nIIual
~.
. g Week whk:b began
Today.200 area bighSChooI
students will participate in lbe
Firsl Annual Engineering Fair
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GRADUATING SENIORS:
Now it's time for a career
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Pl'epare to work In Law as a
PARALEGAL
and HigbScbooI Design Contest
from 9 a.m. to 2:JO p.m. in lbe
Engineering Building lobby.
These studeuts will be given
materialswitbwbich thc:ybavelo
designadcvicccapableofgliding
through the air after uaveling
down a ramp.
Thursday, Elsa Porter will
speak about engineers and their
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reLalioDS 10 organizatiollS at 7
p.m. in lbe Gold Coast Room.
Ponerisan author, Iocturet, and
consultant to businesses aud
govemmenL
Earlier in tbe day, other
speakers wiU discuss manufac.
turing. riplide currents and the
engineering environment for
developmenL
Save time
preparint
for the
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Call Or write for a free Inoc:hure and more infonnalion.
The National Center for Paralegal Training
1460 Brickell Ave., Suite 200, Miami, FL 33131
(305) 317-1460
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12:30.
Teams of four to five students
Florida
communilycolltg~ E.ng-
Getting
Ready
for the
Meet with our representative
Wednesday, March 14, 8:30am· 5pm
Th~ authol'S,
00 Fri4ay, bigh scbool SIUdents will line up to bave tbeir
balsa wood modcl bridges wbich
Ibey made as pbysics projects
ausbcd as lbe models are teSted
forslreIlgth.
Lasl year's winning bridge
survived 57 pounlls of pressure
bcfore a joint popped.
. Faculo/will present en~neer!ttg qUCSIiODli to students Itt the
College Bowl on Friday morning
from 10 a.m. to noon in the Engineering lobby.
The design oonlest will wrap
up the festivities on Friday OIl
Your ElidiIl
are required to make a selfpropelled vebicle with a kit of
ordinary household items wbich
they bave already been given.
The goal is not to necessarily
build a better mousetrap, even
tbougb a mouselrap will be included in the kit, but to win the
race that will test the designs.
The race will begin in the En·
gineering Building lobby at
12:30 p.m.
When finished, Ihewcek long
presentation will have featured
13 guest lectures, and its first
ever engineering fair.
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P8ge 4, 'J'ho Indepeodo.nlAU&n1k Sun, February 21, 1990
SPRING BREAK SKI TRIP
FEBRUARY 25-MARCH 1, 1990
11 SPOTS LEFT !!!
Multi-Mouotian Ski Week
5 Sessions of Skiing
(1 Night AppalaclUan Ski Mtn.
I Day Appalachian Ski Mtn.
1 Day Ski Beech
2 Days Sugar Mountain)
3 Sessions of Instruction With FRENCH-SWISS
SKI COLLEGE at Appalachian Ski Mtn.
All Equipment, Boots, Skis, and Poles
Slope and Lift Fees
*Lodging for 4 Nights (4 to a room)
Sheraton-Appalachian Inn
Includes:
Cnst:
$237
*Housing is based on 4 to a room.
Rooms with 1,2, or 3 people wiU require
an additonal charge.
3 to a room $16 more per person
2 to a room $36 more per person
1 person
$132 additional
$222 Without Equipment plus bus fair
LAST MEETING Thursday, Feh. 22nd, 1990, 2:00pm in the gymnasium.
Final Infnrmatinn will be given out at this time.
Any Questions call Campus Recreation, 367-3795
Classics
till 5 a,m.
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The Hottest New Nightclub for Boca
You are cordially invited to the opening of a brand new Night Club
"CLASSICS TILL 5 AM"
SPRING BREAK BASH
$1 Beers Long Neck
$1 Drinks (well)
9-Midnight
Happy Hour 2-3 am
2 for 1 drinks
Thursday Night
Ladies Night, Ladies Drink free from 9·12 with
the Male Review Extravaganza
Friday and Saturday Night
$1.50 Beers, $2.00 Drinks (well) 9-2
*also Fridays,
featuring the Fabulous Fashioo Show
Extravaganza
Ne~r a cm"U
charge. Presenllhis 10 Maitre d' upon aniv.L
Proper II) lind
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l'!'Quired
23269 State Rd. 7(441), Bocn Raton, FL 33428
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487-7880
SET ASIDE QUALITY TIME
FOR THE
INDEPENDENT ALANTIC S
Fcbnwy11, I990Tbo lDIlopmdeDlAllanIlc S..... r . s
to make presentations at three conlerences on
social worle.
Thereisa national conference in New York on
Aug.. 5. There are also two international conferences in Costa Rica and Lima,. Peru later on In the
samemoDth.
She explained thai The Department ofAgriculture supervises the FarmeD Home Administration. tbe agency thai recently handled the disaster
money during the winter frec:ze.
The FMHA operates at the cabinet leYe!, yet
unlike HUD, it does DOl draw up its own budget.
"II s~ the difference between urban and
rol1l programs.. Noel said.
There is land available for more housing in
lndianlO'Nn but it is mostlybekl by privateownen
who may be reluctant to sell the land
Someofthe students are worldngon contacting
tbeownen (0 see if lheywould oons.iderselling the
land.
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lbat in onc year, the money that the government
gets from homeowners mongage interest, whicb
manydeduet from tbeil iorome taxeS each year,
would acced the amount thai ba5 been spent on
low income housing since this rounuy began.
"My biggest focus is tbe process ilSelf. We're
learning bow to work togclber and we're feeling a
sense of commuDify as professionals and Stuckots.; said Robin Hanclburg. lllKlther studenL
The das.s project has earned national and even
international allcnlion. Theclass has been invited
Hey, FAD Commuters.•.
....Ge.t InvolvedJ!!
BACCHUS
The Roman God of Wine has
been reincarnated as a
university student organization
concerned with alcohol abuse.
The class is also oonsidering looking for alternative housing land in other areas..
"The class is becoming more focused as we go
along," said Gail Vicars,oneohhestudenlS in the
class. "We'll make it work anywaywe can, We're
finding ways thai are working beller."
At least one student says she thinks the class is
also teaching them how to work with each other.
campoverdewouid like to send two students to
the national conference and IWO students 10 the
international conferences but she said they need
about S4 thousand to send them and the depanment does not ha~ the money.
V"tcars said thai several students admitted at
first that thedass may have been too much, but as
they learn more about the project, they're foellog
better abOut the projea and many are prepared to
conti.oue their wort on the project even after the
class ends in April.
"We're loosened up, relamd and VI'C're going to
00 the besl VI'C can lo Indiantown or wherever."
Student Government is organizing a
Commuter Association, working for
commuter interests.
Meet People,
Be Involved
Iryou want to learn more and
have a chance to share it with
others, please call
RObin Benowitz at the Drug and
Alcohol Resource Center,
Attend the Commuter Association
Committee meeting every Friday at
3pm at the University Center in the
Senate Office (former Atlantic Sun)
or contact Senator Robin Benowitz at
367·3740 or 367·3755
367-2733
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Students should
not be denied
long distance
Anyone who has lived in the dorms from 1985 to the
present has experienced it The utter frustration associated with waiting in line to use your OWlt phone!
With four people on relatively the same schedule, phone
time can be the cause of some very heated discussions.
Scratch that It's war! Everyone has their own ideas
about which phone conversation is the most important.
Everyone bas "just got to talk with- their boyfriend,
mother, drinking buddy, etc. and soon it turns into a
selfish game of "Me First This whole problem could be
eradicated by one of two possible solutions.
First, the Housing Department could issue each suite
one small handgun to be placed on the counter next to
the phone jack. The gun would be immediately put to
use by the speaker whenever rudely intenupted by a
nagging roommate. The one on the phone could simply,
shall we say, silenu the disturbance.
The second, and obviously more rational solution
would be for the Housing Department to merely follow
through on a promise made to the donn students five
years ago. Get us a real phone system!
As if it weren't bad enough to have so few phones for
so many people while four other jacks laydonnant in our
rooms, still another problem exists. Not only is our time
wasted in having to wait our tum to use the phone, but
our money is wasted also when it comes to long distance.
Perhaps it would be better to say "lack of long distance".
It is totally unbelievable that the school expects the
resident students to be able to afford a 95 cent service
charge on every call made using an AT&T calling card
after every other fee we're slapped with during the
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course of an average semester.
We've had enough with empty promises. Let's some
action with AT&T...A.S.AP!
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hy ~ conlad Do.,id Of' K~ tit
A hard, tragic
drinking
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{:This lettu WOJ' priIllttl in
Boe6 Rilu:m News and
Palm
8«lch Post and is bdJtg usld hD't
wirhpmninit:HloftMaulhor.}
I am writing to all oryoo this
letter of temble tragedy, under
great emolionalsuaill,and lonly
hope lhat some of the brolbers
will take lhis letter into CODsideration when il's time to "let
Ioose"intbenearfuture.
Atabout 2 Lm. February 3, an
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A TO brother from my ncwcbap-
teral Florida AllanticVDiYersiIy
inBocaRawnfelllohisdeatbiD
Jacksonville, while trying 10
climb fiveslorieson top ota steeJ
bridgedOWDtoMl.
Rocne "Rock" Kevin Hold,
25, a junior from Si.lYer Spri~
Maryland, died immediately
from an elecuical shock, then
feu aboul 40 to.50 feet from the
bridge's framework to theocnte:r
span over the SL John River,
breaking his DOCk.
This bomllle event ocCurred
just a few hours after 'We arrived
lD tOWD for the ATO National
SouLbeasl Regional Conclave
~I ~ 10 lasl for three days,
mvolving ATO cltapteD from
Lbe Carolinas to Soutb Florida.
As I sit bere tearing. uying 10
tell you about wbat happened
less than 48 hours ago is very
bard. However, I (eel it's important enough to let you and every
ATOc~apterinthenationknow
that this senseless death could
have possibly been avoide;<' If we
were more responsible With our
drinking habits.
Righi now lam angry at Rock,
and lit myself, for losing control
by drinking excessively that night
at some of the local downtown
barswhilewebe~nlOmcetwith
ATO brothers from other chap.
ters.
By midnight Lberewereabout
a few hundred brothers in the
downtown area partying obnOJiously, drinking frozen mar·
garitas, singing"ATO roo-rahs,..
acting like total morons without
a care in the world.. I was one of
those morons and, at the time, I
felt like I was on a great high
being part of the action. I felt
immonal!
By 1 a.m., Rock. myself, and
others from my ATO chapter
were finisbing our marpritas
from an outdoor bar. The bar
manager laId us it WllS time 10
1C3\-'e and go back to our hotel,
which was JUSt on Lbe other side
of the SL Johns River.
Rock being Ibe eIOWD be was
walked inlo a buge fountain,
s.howing his leadership abilities,
~ other brothers following
By 1;30 a.m., many ATQ
brothers. started
the botel.
Hours later, ATO n&lialll
Most of us, induding myself, canceled Ihe conclave, lllld lllIlI
were a bit out of controL While all of us 10 go back home.. ~
crossing tbe bridge, an ATO chapterdidnolkaveUDli1~. .
brotber from Georgia swted 10 Jeff and Moe QUI of jail _
climb up tbcrailingohhcbridge. was around 4 p.rn.. Saturday.
I was able to pull him down with
We all c1roYe back togetller 1I
Lbe help of a pledge from my South Florida and arrived bIct
chaptet, and I continued to wan: lhal eveniDg, only to relM lk
aaoss. Unfonunalely, I did not DigbtmareOD cunpus witb(Qa
kxlkbacktoseethatRockbad ATO
brOlhers,
ATo. 1
swted to cJo the same foolish sweelheans, and frieDds of Rat
thing.
in slrict:cn gief of his death.
Rock climbed up onto the
Together we watcbod
railing.andtbenbclieYCdtoha\'e nighl news on every tebisQ
goltea sbocted, losl his ba1aDoe, cbannel. The incident _,'
and feu.1aDding lD lbe middle of reported as a fraternily SUIll1 itIbednr9.'bridgespan.
vOlving Alpha Tau O.tll
Jeff Agar (lbepresiOODt ofthe
Frall~m.itylhatwenlbad.
Eta Mil cbapter at FAU) and
As erpea.ed, Ibe medii ...
Monir Gage ....' ere unable to
Rock'sdeathaDd~loilCditb
StOP Rock from climblDg the an anti-Qreek campaip..
bridge. They screamed and
completely furious!
yelled at RodI: to getdolw, bUI it
ROCDe Hold's deatb sboIII
was already too late. All they DOtbeinvaiD,andlhatis~1
00Wd ciowaswatdllbeborTOrof amwritingto)'OUaDdeveryAlti
Red: Hold die quickly.
bouse in this nation. U any pIC
By tbe time this happened, bascomeoutofROtDC'Sdt:a*,.
poUoe were already al tbe scene is Ibe lesson on respouitllt
arresting JeU and Moe supdrinking.. hisllllfonwtate_.
poscdIy for resisting arrest and
took watching a brother die ,
otber ridiculous charges while
teach me bow imporunt it ii'
the rest ofus were l'ort:cd off the
stay in control of ooesetf . .
bridgeorwere back in the hotel,
drinkingorpanyingwithfrieDdl.
Even now, I can't belieYebri
helpless, and in utter shock.
The wbole nightmare took
dead,butthat'sprobably~
only a split second to happen,
I loved Roc:ne and bea05t IrIl
andsomeofllSdid not know how gavemetbebestgift in the
to react, what to do, and just hisfriendsbip.
freaked OUL It seemed like my
I y,.ilI miss Rocne.
whole world jus I collapsed
watching wbat had just taken
Soon Bergman
place. I could nO( accept Rock
Senior
was dead, bUI hewas.
tbe.
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To
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TIle February 7th article on tbc Americ:an A!bdIl
f::bapter -.de me angry. t be1ieve balJee ~ bat I
~ank:lclObeanabaseofddsfrdJmlOgIoriIy
aatlputdowD1boscwbobeUe\Jefnap
8ptcUblly, tbcarddelUaSedsepualioDoIchwdl.
JIIUIDOlioD ofseU'·rc:IiaDce IOpmeat ~besed.
d:::Nol, aDd rdIp:la," opptBiD& pnyer aDd JOd apiaIt
dliDtinltaDd OftIXISIDIatbeills as ~ oftbc
'!'be 8rticIc1lates dill penoaa1 iaoome tueI are untairIJ
l:lcc:aI* dlwda properties are not WIld; tU is DOl u-.
IboQI the punmet:ll tal" reUgiouI orpDiDdons if Ibao
IepIradoa of c:b1Udl aDd state? Such a sepuaUoll prnrilIII
cIuIn:b property apart frolIII stale pmpeny.
I raeat reIi&iOB bciD& classified witJt dnp aDd akuIlaI
.,.......n 'q'. HaslD)'UDCbeudofa"RetigiousADorrfmOlt/'
. , . , . wdair 10 sv.gm rdigioa is as destructiYe as ak:oIloI
dnp.
Mr.Oue:rruo(tbestodentswtingIheAmcricaDAtbeiAI
. . 81 FAU)cotnmeDts"'rational people bave DO usefOra
. . ~aeated by tbe btulWl imalizwioD before !be
JCk:ace... Does that meut Beajamin FrutIin, AIben
. . . . . QeDenI Koopare imtioDal?
k for adteists ddeDdiDg the Comtittdioa, I caa see
lkyarevioltdill&il.tliIefimlomofreligion. Frcc:dombt
puaatee:la pcnoa 10 do as be Iita. AUldm WOBIdjllll;
ltaveaD...... otrelf&ioD.IeIDlM'.dflu.daDytite.
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Communications department dealt injustice
When I read your headline
others a chance to share. One
whiner docs Dot ronstitute a dis-
_ Department sludenis'
adDlwilbooosultants.,Icould
}rdIJbWeYe I had attended the
_moetingas the rejXlOCT.
!tis deSCription ofstudents as
traugbtcrowd.
With SO much of value said, I
_Icad abOut the Communica·
which further discredits the Tbe reponer nicely sum·
betler, but some critical apreporters ac:curaqo.
marized the main tbJusl of com· praisal might prove a belpful
The purpose of the meeting
plaints in a few words, and other step.
was to discuss what could be quotes
from CODSuhanl5 and addone bet.ter- something all orus
minismtionaddedbalance. lam
question cboiceofthequotethat
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derides the department as
"screwy." 1bis does little 10 shed
to examine from time to
lime.
sure, with practice, be 100 will do
Enid Sefcovic
Junior
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Too nt,nch mad.e of1hunp dump
wuwu
hopes to find a business or other
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tn~ who were invited there
tared both favorable and uo-
~rorable comments. One
rna co plained abo I
,:agwo na~
d~lisfaction ~
~Iy one of the consult-
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I've compiled the "Top Ten Fu·
tureOoa15 of Donald Trump".
to. To buy the ~.S GovernJl.lcnt
and rename 11 'The Unlled
SlatesofTruJl.lp'.
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m05~ ~lf-centered, self-serving, 9. To clone hmts~1f and sell hIS
egouslical glory mongers of all duplicates to vanous FerruM
less. nOI more, than an hour time. Not to add fuel 0 the fire, 5()() companies.
organization free of politics is
notfacingthefaclSoflife. Such
an animal does nOI a1st. The
reporter went oul of his way to
portray the malconlents.
The meeting I atlended lasted
PeTS.onally, I d rather lock
myselfm a sauna with a herd of
Republican insurance salesmen,
Iban to spend needless time
glorifying one of the world's
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8. To~eatea newthemepar.k for
over-Indulged RepublIcan
childr:-n called "Trumpland'.
7. To mvenl and market a prostheticdev:iceforamputeescalled
the "Trump Slump'.
6. TobuytheNewYorkYankees
and bea biggerpulZ than George
Steinbrenner.
5. To have. mtnDgt Q uois '\\ith
Donna Rioe AND Jessica Hahn.
4. To have plaslicsurgery so that
he can resemble Dan Quayle.
3. To design a line of condoms
using the slogan,'Pul a Trump
on Your Pump'.
2. Open a chain of 7 Eleven
S10res in Iran and India employ.
ing only American cashiers.
....And the # I goal of Donald
Trump is....
1. To be fro7.cn right after death
next 10 Michael Jackson, and to
be revived when science finds a
cure for ignorance and greed.
Ivana, baby, rvegot one word
for )'Ou: "HALF ,.
Gregg Weiss
Sophomore
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TIle Pritikin way of eating was
first devised by Nathan Pritikin
ill9S8 following his diaguosisof
kcan disease. It has recently
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Nathan Pritikin's original diet
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otbers. When bedicd In 1985 at
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diel as such. Although peopleon
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hean disease.
The Program reduces the fat
inlake by ban.niog atl butler or
margarine, all sugar (even
honey). and all oils from your
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like many others, low calorie
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food intake (the avearge
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greatly reduces Ihe intake of
protcin. Finally, a comprehensive exercise rouline is suggcSled
as pan of Ihc program.
Nalhan Prjtiltin's many books
have sold millions over Ihe last
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or the drastic measures taken by
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3O'J& percenl of intake. Many
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(the diet's) main goal is to
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However, Pritiltin advocales
feel Ihal dr35lic measures are
necessary 10 combat chOlesterol.
If a diet like this can u-ansform a
polentlally fatal hean into a
healthy one, it musl be good. As
Dr. Monroe Rosenthal, the
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We mUSI separale now
and forever
For our love won't last,
now or ever.
Someday the right love
may come along
BUI alii need is myself for
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Dr,Eugene Crabb of the MusicDepartmenttrims @
the hedges outside the Humanities Building ~
during the campus-wide cleanup last Saturday ~
afternoon.
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I tove who lam now thai I
,,"The
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was meant for me.
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benefits ami am impressed with
its results. However, it docs seem
a little extreme, especially for the
average college sludenl who
simply desires 10 lose weight. A1Ihough, if you are serious aboul
)'Our beart. it is ncYer 100 early to
stan 1atiDA:0fit.
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8erliD Wall It was a thriU for aU ortIS 10
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several Eastern Bloc countries surrendered their Commueist sovernmen...
Why isallofthishappeo.in& now7Tbe
Soriet Union c:a.o DO longer subMdizt
Ihose countries in the Eastern BIOI;,
They can't feed their own people uader
Communism. Hopefully, the c:haoges in
tbe Soviet Union and around the world
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and federal deliciu for years 10 come.
President Bush took aclion in Panam.a,
removing Manuel Noriega and resloring
a demomllic gDYellllJlCnt I believe Ibe
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low price earning ratios. This way, when
we get an upturn in the economy, these
cyclical stocks outperform the market
Patience is usually rewarded. Don't lei
the day to day volatilil)' prevent you from
mamg qualil)', long term investments.
tbere are many opportunitja, so call
your broker for a financial planning
'C'O<w.
International Mutual Funds
In 1992, all trade barriers within
Western Europe will be removed.
European companies will be able to
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At last! A new hOllOt movie!
Just when 1 thought I was
doomed to reviewing old
romance movies! Well, anyway,
back to Nighlbrud..
As some of)'Ou may know already. Nighlbrted is a boot by
aive Barker. one of the most
promising borrot "'liters Mlrking loday. He wrote the
saoenplay of this movie, which
stars David Cronenberg, the
director of 11te Fly. Sronnm, 1M
Brood, 7hq ~ From Within,
Ind Issorted other horror
m<Me:s as well
Quite simply, Niglubrte4 is
the story of Boone, a )'OWlg boy.
his girlbieod Lori, and a small
gtOUp of monsters in a land
caUed Mid.ian. The Nig.btbreed,
as these monsters are called,
have lh-ed in Midian for oyer
foUl hundred years in order to
protect themselYes from their
WOrsl enemies- mankind..
Turns out that theNightbroed
are the laSt temaining
Shapeshifters in the world, the
others baving been destroyed by
man during witch trials and jusl
MOVIE REVIEW
Nightbreed
Rated R: Violence, gore,
coarse language
Starring:
David Cronenberg
aboutlIlyothet perpetnlted hor·
rer that )'OU can name. Aaron
Boone discovers tbe secret of the
Nig.blbreed and decides that be
wants to join Utem. But before
doing so, be makes one fatal mls.
take-he tells his psychiatrist
(David Cronenberg) the whole
story. The good doctor believes
him, not because he has In
honest face, but because another
one of his patients named Narcisse is telling almost the same
story. Narcisse asks for Boone's
help in getting to Midian, and
ends up "dying" in tbe bospiial
while Boone escapes to Midian,
I remote a;metery which houses
the monsters underground..
From here on, tbe movie
builds into a complicaled maze
of plots, SUbplOts, and twists tbat
keep the viewer on edge all the
way to the explosive ending. The
special effects utilized in this
movie add greatly to the plot,and
give the audience the foeting that
they ue trapped inside a surreal
nightmare..
(Jive Barker himsell has done
an eu:eUent job of building up I
good plot andstory in this IDO\Iie.
Unlike the Htffrauer series,
which seemed to focus on gro&Sing out as much of !be audicm:e
as possible (e:tt:ept for those of us
..,,"be have snong stomachs, such
asIll}'Self). TbeplOlOfJVqjubrmI
uses an actual storyline and
relies mostly on the characten
themselves, without resorting to
the typical tradition of
gIatuitous gore.
David Cronenberg has outdone himsell here as well His
acting debut in this movie was
outstanding, and his role as the
psychotic dodor was exceUcnL
Watching bim makes you
wonder what really goes on in his
mind..Hmm.
Was this movie good? No! It
tIl"BS, and always will be, a great
moYie! Required viewing for aU!
00 see it now, before dark!
, i,Mardl1
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C0lHege Showcase a success
By ANDREW )'ETERSON
Sun EnJertuinrnem EdWJr
Yesterday,
Student
Government Program Board
held the first of its "College
Showcases~ spotlighting the
colleges of Education and
Business.
The series, designed to
promote lhe colleges show·
cased as well as SOPS, fea·
lured worksofSludentsin the
colleges, collaboralh·eefIons
of the reneges, a steel drum
band, and a free picnic.
Hot dogs were gobbled
down by students as soothing
rhythms swept tbrough the
air from the singing steel
Oro ....
Students exhibited their
accomplisbments. and
SOPS's first "feel proud of
your collegeday" successfully
brought to light the colleges
or Education and Susiness.
loti Cousineau, an
Elementary Education
major. sat outside listening to
the music, reading, and sunning herself in the courtyard
south of Aeming Hall where
the College Ch()¥oQSe was
held.
~I Jove tbe music but have
OOt tried the food." me said..
Lori Cousineau, an Elementary EducationjuniorJ caught a
few rays during the college showcase held by Student Government Program Board yesterday outside Fleming Hall.
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Flashback an LP for any type listener
By SCOOTER LIVINGSTON
SIUl FltJ1IUfS Edilor
Yep, Flashback was TIlE movie fOt
60s fanatics like myself. Now, tbe
soundtrack, that's something different.
F/4JhbaCk (the soundtncll:) is an LP that
Us something 10 offer tor people woo
tIIjof the music of today and.tJr the sluff
!rolll the good old days. In faa, the LP has
aDesideofall newmateria1,and outside
cllbevintage materiaL
II's probably true thai most of lbe
Doer material arc B-sides lhal were
IMl' released on album COnn, which in
tures qUick sound bites from the movie.
"Free" sums up the inner feelings lhat we
all have, and ifyou've seen the flick, you'll
understand what I'm talking about.
"Fatal Anraclion (And It's So
Strange) by the Ultraviolets is nett, a neops)dIedelia CUI thaI blends both the 80s
and 60s -well, as does Flesh For Lulu's
"Ne;rt Time (I'U Dream Of You)," a Bside cut thaI is MI-rate neo-psychedelia.
Edk; Bricll:ell and The New Bohemians,
who have been busyconrnbuting B-sides
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1M SUln, most notably a cover of Dylan's
Side one starts off with "Free," the Big Audio Dynamile. The CllI is a lengthy "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" on the Born
il5dfisa sbame, but thanks to Flashback,
lbeme from the movie, as perfOrmed by lccbno-pop mD: that is calChy and fea- On "I'M Fourth Of July soundtrack, gives
finally gel 10 bear tbem.
us an areIleoI renditioo of Lou Reed's
"Take A Wa.l.k On The Wild Side," and
'A'bythiscut ....'lISn'l induded on SlwoMg...
is beyond me. Bricll:eU's lteaunent of lhe
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as the original did back in '73.
Side one ends with RE.M.'s "II's The
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canned Heat's 1968 classic, "On The
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Golf Team takes tournament
B)' DAN DZURNAK
SM Sporu EditlIr
1bc FAU Golf team posted
II impressive 21 shot victory last
.aend in the American Golf
Collegiate Invitalional beld at
tbe Fountainbleu Counuy Club
iIlMiami.
The victory solidified Ihe
\tim's No.7 ranking in Ihe
NCAA Division II and "probably
pII us in the top 30 teamS in the
Mltiooal Collesiate Coaches
PoD which Includes Division I
icllools," according 10 FAU
tOICb Gary Bales.
FAU's four man total of 913
beal College of Boca Raton
(934), Florida Inlernational
(936). Miami-Dade (938), Jack·
sonville (939). Miami (941).
Tampa (950), Maryland (956),
Nova (960), lUinois State (954),
Barry (966), and RockJand
(I<>W).
FAU also claimed the in·
dividual title with No. 4 player
Dennis Hackworth posting a 222
total for his fint tournament viclOry in quite some lime. ·It's
been I 10Dg time," says Hackwonh who had doubts abOul his
iron play early in the week.
"Before tbe Tournament I wasn't
bitting the irons well and didn'l
think I could break 100." Extra
praeti~ OD the range paid 011"
and he altn"buted his victory on
tbe long, wind-blown Fountainbleu Course to his long iron
play.
Hackwonh was tied with
teammate RJ. Nabasbian after
two rounch, one sbot bebind the
leader. On the 16th gcen of the
final round, "Gary (BatesJ came
up and told me I was ahead by
one." said Hackvounh. He settled
for par on that hole and
proceeded to lip out a sand
wedge approaCh to the 17tb
green. Mer a tap in for birdie
there, "' felt pretty confident
then: he said of his two suoke
victory over Robeno Garcia of
Miami-Dade. Hackwonh's putting was also a key to his win 85
he escaped the weekend with no
three-put greens.
Olher scores for FAU were:
Howard Mash (227), R.J.
Nakasbian (234), Glen Midotta
(238). and Greg Warner (243).
The learn's nea tournament
is the Lehigh Intercollegiate at
the Lehigh Resort March 4-7.
FAU loses a pair to Florida Southern
IV DAN DZURNAK
Sa Sp!rfJ EtJiIDr
TIle FAU Baseball learn's
tcI500 opening win sneak came
tolD abrupl end Saturday nigill
'lrilb. 12-4 c1rubbing by No. 1
tmcd Florida Southern.
1k Moa::asins struck early
with (our runs in tile first inning
to scAd the Owts reeling.. while
the bome plate umpiresent FAU
coach pacJdng. The big blast of
the inning was the Moe's right
fielder Leroy Andrea's towering
bome run wblch Irnocked in
three runs. CoaclI Cooney oonleoded that Andrea's stride lOOk
him out of the batters beL
Cooney had mentioned to the
progressed to the point where a
Cooney engaged in a heated
debate with the umpire who
refuSed to oooslder the appeal
Tbe
conversation
bad
proximity of the man in blue's
manager's next move might have
base umpire earlier thai if been 10 deposit some orange
Andrea got a hit, be was going to Florida clay on a clean blue
appeal it. Mer the home run, uniform. However, the close
ample midsection severly
restricted the roacbe's range of
IIlO'JemenL
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AI Soulbt:m 12 FAU 4
AaSoulhern 5 FAU 2
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FAU 43
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"He didn't have the neJVe 10
overrule.. The footprints were
tbere, but he wouldn't even
look,' said Cooney.
Cooney had lowatch from the
cheap seats as Southern's stan·
ing pitCher proceeded to mow
down the o.vl baiters, striking
out five of the first six he raced.
The Moccasins picked up
throe more runs in the lhird inning on four singks.
FAU got on the scoreboard in
me fourth on an RBI single by
Pal Murray and a wild throw
which scored Wayne SIOrs~ 10
make thescore 7-2.
Two doubles and a triple
registered four more runs for tbe
Mocs in tbe sirtb as Ray Lopez
reUeved Mike Pfeifer 10 get FAU
OUI of the inning.
FAU scored their final twO
runs in the eighth on an RBI
LJiple by Miguel SolO and a
sacrifice fly. The Owls
lIueale.oed to score more bUl
Mumyf1ied out to deep left willi
tile bc:scs loaded.. Final score was
12-4.
FAU bad a chance 10 redeem
lhemselves wilh Florida
Soulhern on Sunday afternoon
when they senl their ace pill:ber
SleYe Taylor apiml tbem.
FAU look Ibe lead in llIe
second innin! on a lWO run
homer by 1lllUJa)'. A pIc:l:-off by
TaykJf 10 end tile Moc's (ounh
i.nni.tIS willi the bases loaded,
combiDed with his Strong pitdliDg.. allowed the Owls to bold
onto thaI lead until tbe seventh
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I'TZO, Tbo 1m!epeDdt.nIAUQUo:.8-, FCbnWz 21, 1990
Ice Hockey Club
hosts
tournaments
The FAU Ice Hockey Oub will bast
the Florida Collegiate Hockey Championship MardI 2-4 at tbe Gok!. Coast Ice
Arena (rormerly UgbLbouse Point Ice
Arena).
Contesting ror tbe title along wil.b
FAU will be College or Boca Raton and
UniversityorSouLb Aorida.
USF began their hockey progntm last
year and this year joined the Southern
Collegaile Hockey Association which includes Georgia TectI, Georgia Stale, and
Kenlucky.
CBR's dub leam was rormed jllSt last
ran and has enjoyed early suooc:ss under
coach Dick Thomas, who is also tbe
Knight's Golf roach.. They own a 9-2-3
record in the Aorida Ice Hockey Associalion League at the Gold Coast Ice Arena.
FAU , who also plays in the AHA
League (5-7-2), and CBR are tied in tbeir
series at 1-1-2. The last meeting between
the t'AO teams ended in a 3-3 tie last
December 12
CBR and FAU will be mating !be ttan·
sltion from tbe AHA no- cbe.dc rules to
full oontaet NCAA rules. On Lbe uansilion to full chcc.kiDg. 'We can't wait,' says
FAU center Mark Lapon.
Despite Monday's S4 loss to PicIl:Jes
Pub, which reatures rormer NHL
veterans, Brian campbell and Lou AnJOtti, FAU is encouraged by il5 recent
imp~menL "We're playinga lot bener
now: says center/de[enseman SCOt
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The FAU team bas procured Lbe services or former NHL veteran Rosiare
Paiement as roach ror Lbe upcoming tour-
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annual Spring Break Invitational to be
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Tennessee, and Montclair State will be
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Lady Owls hang tough with powerful Tennessee
IyVlCKl BENTKOWSKl
5",. SUs(( Wrirer
Last Wednesday was
Valentine's Day and Ibe
Women's BastetbaU team look
lkir bealU 10 Knoxville, Ten·
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pates of tbeir Ii\u. The Lady
Vols are the NCAA Division I
National Champions.
After a practice session, the
team received a lour of
Tennessee's locker room com-
plere with a large saeeD TV,
so£as. recUnen.. piCll1l'CS of presidents, olympians, au-Americans.
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: Z'Ill W San>ple Road, Sulle 6A.
Kimberly Hicks, who led and. was only OUlSCOred by sil
FAU ..itb 22 points, was their poinlS. Valene Harris (13) and
\.allest playt:r It 6'1", The Lady Tiffany Collins (14) joined
Vo.ls had eight players belWOtn Hicks' double figure scoring.
6'0" and 6'3". Hicks said, °E''CD Astrid Soulelteadded rIVe steals
though we bolted OUl, they'd and seven assislS. More impor-
showinglbeemblcmforthcl990
Jump over our beads,- TeD-
t.antly, she quarterbacked the
final foUl National Champion-
nessee, wil,b. their dominating
height advantage, only OUI·
rebounded FAU 49-42.
With ten minules lert in the
firsl hair, the Owls only trailed by
five poinlS: but then the Vols
built it 10 a 16 point lead at the
half. In the scoond half, FAU
switched en(ls with Tennessee
learn and handled heavy Tennessee pressure for over 32
minules. Included in Soulelle's
repenoire for this game was lbe
behind Ihe back and O\·cr Ihe
~houlder p1I~ whitll r«:eived
cheers from 1111 the fall~.
The Owls were down by 15
poinb ",,'lth 3:tl9left in the game.
ship. One Tennessee fan Cli;.
pressed it well when she
commented after the game,
"When we firsl saw the schedule
we said, 'Aorida Atlantic:, why
them l' But we truly enjoyed the
game and you showed us you
girls can play hall.'
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Southern opened the seventh
with a single which was followed
by a long triple to drive in their
first run. Taylor fanned the next
batler, but was tagged for
anmher single which tied the
game,
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From OWLS/ Page 21
The KnoMlle News.sentinel called
the Owls a ·spunky leam".A Lady Vol
player said FAU "came out 10 play and
had a 101 of bean tonight.' Pat Head-
Summit,Tennessee's coachof16seasons,
an olympiad. Olympic Basketball coach,
Go14 med.3J winner in the 1984 olympics.,
coacb of tbe year, and two-time Nalional
Champion winner said, "FAU was nOI
intimidated and worked hard the entire
40 minutcs Aoriaa Atlantic has an CJtccllent program and Ihis learn will go far."
Joan Cronan, UTs athletic director, said.
learn will play lbeir lasl borne game
against Florida Memorial College in a
double- header with the Men's learn. Tip-
off is 6 p.m.. The Owls defeated the
Uoneues 80-77 on January 22The Owls will also say good-by 10 the
seniors 'I\'bo ba\'e greatly contributed to
the success of FAU's Women's Basketball prognm. Amoog lbern are aH:aJl:*
tians Valene Harris and Kim Hell, Sytlll
Bell, and Fatima laFond.
sbowed a lot of dass and character and
The OwlS will leave early tomorrow
morning for a Georgia road trip where
they will play their last three games and
hope for a post- season bid to the NCAA
will go far this season.'
Division II National TournamenL
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