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Jewish journey
Hille] House will have a get-together and slide show
?r?> Ut ' nps t0 Israel at 7 p.m on Sunday at 1155
Milledge Avenue For more information call 543-6393
Don Y tell me
The Georgia
Association of
Newscasters will meet in
Hoorn 118 of the jour
nalism building at 5:30
pm Monday All
students interested in
becoming a member of
this professional
fraternity are urged to fill
in an application and pay
their dues at this
meeting
Turning Japanese
The Dean Rusk Center of the University of Georgia
Law School and the Mitsubishi Foundation of Tokyo
will sponsor the "U S -Japan Trade Study Group
Workshop" at the Holiday Inn beginning at 9 a m
Monday through Tuesday For more information call
the Rusk Center at 542 7875
DUI monitoring underway
FrMay, November I, IM4
The Red aid Black
By MARIA HOATH
Hot and Black Suit Writer
The University’s Pre-Law
Club and the Athens chapter
of Mothers Against Drunk
Driving have attempted to
work together to monitor
drunken driving cases tried
in Clarke County courts,
although plans haven't been
finalized
Last spring quarter,
Maxine Sexton, chairwoman
of court monitoring for
MADD, spoke at a general
meeting of the Pre-Law
Club "They seemed in
terested and we gave them
our court schedule,” but only
five replies were received
Most court cases are held
in the morning, and students
were not available until after
noon.
Danny Ragland, president
of the Pre-Law Club, said
most of the work has to be
done during the day in two or
three hour slots, and most
students don't have that
amount of time. “Right now,
we're checking into whether
it is a feasible project."
The purpose of the project
is for the Pre-Law Club to
aid MADD in its efforts
to monitor DUI cases It was
to be a legally oriented
service project. “It’s a great
project and a great idea,"
Ragland said
MADD has been court
monitoring as an
organization for two years,
and Sexton has been
researching for ap
proximately two-and-a-half
years.
“Our purpose is to ensure
that the present laws are
bing enforced, and to make
sure that the prosecuting
and sentencing are in the
best interest of the victim,”
Sexton said.
MADD is satisfied with the
Latin American rally
scheduled for Sunday
Maxine Sexton
results of their efforts, "our
influence has been felt,"
Sexton said The courts and
police force “are aware that
we are aware."
MADD is also working in
conjunction with the campus
Alcohol Awareness Council
in planning a candlelight
vigil for the second or third
week of December.
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Catering service busier than ever
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The University's Food
Service Catering Depart
ment has never been busier
since opening in April, 1983,
because of this year’s
Bicentennial celebrations,
according to the service's
manager
"This was a particularly
busy month, 59 different
groups were catered to,"
said Hal Bernstein, the
catering service manager.
“Last Saturday we did a
coffee break at the law
school for 265 people,"
Bernstein said. “We took 265
boxed lunches to the law
school and we did a con
tinental breakfast and a
brunch at the Tate Center ”
Bernstein began the
service to meet the catering
needs of University-related
clubs and organizations.
After the Dean Tate
Student Center opened, the
kitchen and meeting rooms
there allowed the service to
cook and serve most of its
meals in the same building.
Bernstein said.
The service is especially
busy on football Saturdays.
It has catered to 800 people
at the president's house,
Bernstein said.
“About 85 percent of our
catering goes to the Tate
Center," he said
The Georgia Room in the
Tate Center can hold 650
people and the Reception
Hall can hold 200, so many
large banquets are held in
the Tate Center, he added
In addition, the service has
provided a coffee break in
the Tate Center lobby for
1,000 visiting freshmen,
Bernstein said
“We have one head cook
that prepares most of the
catering food," Bernstein
said. “It's pretty fast-paced
in the kitchen."
Servers for the food are
selected from a list of
available students. The list
usually has about 15 names
in the summer and 40 to 60
names the rest of the year,
he said.
“We try to hire ex
perienced waiters and
waitresses," Bernstein said.
Although the volume of
business might seem
overwhelming, the servers
say that working is not as
hectic as it would seem.
“There’s a lot of work to it,
but it's a lot of fun.
Everybody cooperates with
everybody else," said Karen
Jones, a student server.
"It's not one of those hair
pulling situations," she
added
For a typical banquet for
600 people, 35 waiters and
waitresses are usually
needed, he said. Some of
these students also work in
the Tate Center Bulldog
Room, he added.
The Athens Committee on Latin America will sponsor
its second annual outdoor rally Sunday, Nov. 4, in College
Square, to mark the first time Nicaragua will hold free
elections in more than 10 years.
The rally's theme is "no intervention in Latin America
~ support the people's struggle" and is a response to the
heightened state of U.S. military intervention in the
region
"Our aim is to oppose United States' aid to repressive
governments and exploitation of Latin America," said
Ken Starratt, treasurer and co-founder of the Athens
Committee on Latin America.
“The purpose of the rally is to provide an open
educational forum for Athens,” he said. "It will be an
alternative to the mainstream conservative press."
Starratt said the rally will show the real picture of what
is happening in Latin and Central America.
"We want people to see the hemispheric and global
context of the Salvadoran struggle," Starratt said. "We
support the self-determination of the people."
The Athens Committee on Latin America also expresses
solidarity with the people of Nicaragua and sanctuary for
refugees, Starratt said.
The rally will last from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday and will
feature a variety of speakers, including Levaun Ishee of
the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El
Salvador and Ed Weir of Jubilee Partners, a Christian
group from Comer, Ga.
Music also will be provided at the rally from The
Squalls, Men in Trees, Craig Rafuse, The Performing
Artists for Nuclear Disarmament Band and Dave Lipp-
man. Live theater will be provided by Neill Bogan of the
Rat and Duck Theatre, as well as a film, "Letter From
Morazan," which was shot, produced and edited in
Morazan, El Salvador
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