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Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 21, November 2, 1989

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 21, November 2, 1989" (1989). Central Florida Future. 955. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/955 ~ · Thentral Florida Future Volume 22, Number 21 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday November 2, 1989 Student improving Photos may help recovery

• by Tom Kopacz CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE

Thad Oren, a UCF student who has been comatose since a fight Oct. 7, is showing some signs of improvement. Oren's father, Paul, said his son has opened one eye and moved his arm. "We've been showing him pictures of things he's done in the past," he said Tuesday. Oren, who has been comatose since the day of the incident, was transferred to Hardee Memorial Hospital in Wauchula, F1a., Monday. ) Oren was originally admitted to Orlando Regional Medical Center the day of the incident when an assailant knocked him to the ground, causing him to fall backward and hit his head on the pavement. R. Scott Homer/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE He was then transferred to the New Medico Neurological Pro-gram, which LACKING APPEAL is head-quartered at the hospital, ac­ Bored students waited for more than one hour, Wedneday, to see the University Appeals Committee to appeal their parking cording to Oren's father. tickets. It was the first day the committee met to take care of oral appeals this semester. The family has requested that stu­ dents send cards and letters to: Thad Oren, 533 W. Carlton St., Wauchula, Fla. 33873. The elder Oren said snapshots of his Stud nt senators argue over Smoke-Out award son and friends are especially needed was a worthy cause but said the senate to assist in Oren's rehabilitation. Eric Den el Oviedo High School. WayneTurner,afriendofOren, was MANAGING EDITOF Supporters ofthe bill said the money should confine its attention to items also injured in the incident. Turner would help a good cause and UCF's that directly affect UCF studen ts. said he has recovered fully from his A$~" ward for an American Cancer presence at the program would bring The most vehement protests over injuries. Society contest caused more debate Oviedo students to the university. the bill came from Sen. David Mann, The Orange County Sheriff's Office Tuesday night than all the other items "We, as a senate, had wanted to who thought the idea of giving cash has charged Jeffery Johnson, 19, with before the student senate put together. promote the school in a good way, and awards as a means of increasing stu­ aggravated battery in connection with The money will be awarded to the this seemed like a good way to do that," dent involvement set a bad precedent. the incident. UCF studen'.. organiz r ~= ,.that dis- said the bill's introducer, Sen. Diane "It sends the wrong signal," Mann No court date has been set for plays the best table a ~ · . 6 Great Goigel. Johnson at this time. American Smok~-Out prog-ram at Several senators thought the society see SENATE ARGUMENT page 3 Com ittee appointed to aid in ~rboretum boundary decision

by Jamie carte Hank Whittier, director of advisory staff is re_searching • STAFF REPORTFq the Arboretum, said the Arbo­ the establishment of new Ar­ retum covers 4 7 acres. boretum boundaries. An enviro J•lental aware­ The master plan currently The new boundaries would ness committee will aid in the includes 11 acres of bounda­ delete a quadrant on the mas­ Arboretum boundary decision ries. ter plan map near the ROTC and future campus expansion The remaining 36 acres building and temporary park­ actions. have yet to be added to perma­ ing lot 200 on the east side of The new six member nent the university master campus. committee is chaired by Elliot plan. The deleted portion would Vittes, teacher of environ­ The 4 7 acres were decided be replaced by an additional mental politics. upon in March 1988 under the quadrant further east on the Each college has a represen­ terms specified in the Xerina map. tative on the committee which Veaudry report. Until the environmental is an information-gathering This report stemmed from implications are calculated, • group for he president's advi­ an incident concerning Uni­ the president's advisory staff s_ory staff. versity of Florida graduate has accepted the boundaries in The decision on the Arbore­ student, Kerina Veaudry. Her the Veaudry report pending tum boundaries has been de­ gopher tortoise project was the quadrant change. layed because they did not bulldozed because the land Whittier said the goal of the know the environmental im­ was not on master plan. Arboretum is to have natural plications of a boundary Veaudry's report was ap­ Florida wetlands, scrub areas change. proved by the president's advi­ and the transitional lands in The staff is aware of the di­ sory staff, but it was not added between. verse lands needed to have a to the master plan. The president's advisory SEE ME SOMETIME functional Arboretum and · In the interest of creating staff plans to look at the Arbo­ • Raynette Kibbee, an employee of Access Services in the library, they have will look into the more student parking near retum boundaries again at the dressed dp as Mae West for Halloween. effects of the boundary change. Ceba I and II, the president's next meeting on Nov. 13. - 2 The Central Florida Future, November 2, 1989 . .

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Staff Report It promises to provoke more protests as the film, Scorcese based the film on the 1955 novel of the COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE released in 1988, begins to be shown by more pro­ same name by Nikos Kizantzakis. The original novel gramming boards on more campuses. depicts a speculative last temptation of a dying Jesus About 1,200 people came out to the Oklahoma The Last Temptation of Christ was shown at UCF Christ hallucinating that he had abandoned his State University campus Oct. 4 to protest the cancel­ in September, but attracted a calm audience and only godliness to live as a man and make love to Mary • lation of an on-campus screening ofthe Last Tempta­ one protestor. · Magdelene. tion of Christ, a movie many have attacked as being The protester was an evangelist who was protest­ The notion, which was based on a body of early blasphemous. ing the fact that UCF was showing the film. Christian writings that was not supplanted as popu­ • OSU's regents voted to "postpone" a scheduled "This is a tax-supported school," he said, and lar scripture until almost 1,000 years after Jesus's screening of the movie until the admiilistration 'Sub­ should not show The Last Temptation which is, "not crucifixion, so offended some religious group ~ that mitted answers to "10 questions" along the lines of only scripturally and historically inaccurate but is they picketed theaters showing film when it was first how OSU President John Campbell felt about the insensitive to the Christian community." released. · • propriety of showing controversial films on campus. Approximately 420 people attended the showing. At Marquette University in Wisconsin, adminis­ The OSU faculty senate then blasted Campbell's Curiosity was a common reason given by students trators rejected a student government attempt to reaction as a tepid response to censorship, the re­ waiting to see the movie. provide buses to a local theater to see the film. • gents agreed to meet to discuss the matter further According to Kim Snyder, a public relations major, At Oklahoma State, just about everyone - from and students took to the streets to voice their discon- "If [the movie] had been shown in theaters to begin local church groups to Gov. Henry Bellmon - except tent. · with, there wouldn't be such controversy." the regents themselves seems to favor screening the The movie also provoked protests at Harrisburg "It's taking a lot of courage for people to show the film on campus. • (Pa.) Area Community College and at Northern Vir­ film," said Dennis Doros ofK.ino, the New York based ginia Community College (NVCC) in recent weeks. distributor of the film, directed by Martin Scorcese. see TEMPTATION page 6

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• said. "They [students] should get in­ volved because they are interested, not because we are giving them money." • Goigel disagreed, saying she thought of the money as reimburse­ ment rather than motivation. "Obviously, the winning organiza­ • tion wil have to put a lot of time and money into their display to win, and they'll need the money back," Goigel • said. Mann unsuccessfully tried tp con­ vince the senate that it was better to work on something for pride than for • cash. After determining that the ma­ jority of the senate would work harder for the money, Mann gave up. "Go ahead and pass the f-­ thing," the obviously disgusted sena­ tor said. And, overwhelmingly, they did . • The senate also passed a bill that will provide $460 to send two flag foot­ ball teams to the National Invitational • Flag Football Championships in New Orleans on Dec. 28. The winners of the Men's "A" league and the winning women's team in the UCF Intramural • Flag Football championships will get the money to pay for registration costs. Funding for the event had sparked debate in previous years. The bill was brought before the senate near the end of the competition, when it was appar­ ent that Greek organizations would be • Jorge Alvarez/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUT1JRE the winners. This year, the bill came SCARY BUSINESS up before the tournament began. Carrie Philpot (left) and Katrina Mercer, both of the Programs and Activities Council, spray paint a haunted house and other "It just seemed like a vehicle to send • motifs on a sheet that will serve as a backdrop to a halloween party that PAC co-sponsored with Alpha Delta Pi. Greeks to a tournament, Mann said. "It isn't like that this year." The bill passed unanimously.

• FREE GRAD SCHOOL Completed fellowship forms The meeting is at 5 p.m. tained by contacting the Nov.20bythe UCFUniversity The university has received (copy attached) are due to the Nov. 7in the student organiza­ McKnight Center of Excel­ Chorus and Madrigal Singers funding for 15 black graduate office of graduate studies by tional lounge. lence at 849-0799 or 275-2231. under the direction of Dr. • students to attend UCF in the March 2, 1990. For more information call The deadline is Nov. 10. ' David Brunner. summer 1990 term. Officials transcripts and (if the office of minority student Those selected for member­ The program will include a These students will take a available) the official GRE or services at 275-2716. ship will be inducted Dec. 2. range of classic and contempo­ mnnmum of one graduate GMAT test score must be sent rary melodies. level course (3 hours) during to the graduate admissions • MCKNIGHT SOCIETY • SJ.,OGAN CONTEST The program is free and is the summer and concurrently office. Applications are being ac­ The Earth Day Coalition is open to the public. work with a faculty mentor, or Two letters of reference are cepted for induction into the looking for an environmental St. Luke's is located at 130 ' take two courses. also requested. One of the let­ McKnight Achievers Society. slogan· to help with the Cele­ N. Magnolia Ave., downtown Students will receive $1,300 ters should be a former college The society has been estab­ bration of Earth on the UCF Orlando. for the summer academic instructor. lished to recognize black stu­ campus April 15-22, 1989. • term . The awards will be an­ dents' academic excellence Slogans should reflect envi­ • UCF PRESENTS... In order to participate, the nounced on or about March 26, and cultural accomplish­ ronmental problems. The UCF Theatre presents students must make applica­ 1990. ments. Entries should be turned in Arms And The Man, a comedy tion to the university. Sponsored by the UCF to the English department (FA by George Bernard Shaw. The student must be eli­ • CENSUS INFO McKnight Center of Excel­ 450) no later than 5 p.m. on UCF students are admitted gible to be accepted into a The Hispanic American lence, the society seeks nomi­ Nov.8. free with valid identification. graduate program as a regular Student Association is having nees from kindergarten For more information, call Admission is $7 for the or provisional student in ei­ an informational meeting on through college. 671-6902. public. ther the summer or fall 1990 the topic of census. Grades must average no Performances are at 8 p.m. term. Topics will range from the lower than "B" with no fewer •UCFCHORUS on Nov. 3, 4, 9, 10and11. The student must have importance of census, espe­ than two "A's." Only "C's" in The Cathedral Church of St. There is· also a matinee taken the GRE or GMAT so cially to minorities in Central advanced and honor courses Luke in Orlando will be the showing at 2 p.m. on Nov.5 that the scores will be received Florida, and summer employ­ are acceptable. setting of "Music for a Great For reservations or infor­ in a timely manner. ment opportunities available. Applications can be ob- Space," presented at 8 p.m. mation, call 275-2862. 4 The Central Florida Future, November 2, 1989 Congress to cancel bad credit ratings if loans paid back

Staff Report bad credit ratings erased. Credit Bureaus, a trade asso­ "Most credit grantors won't ers, the CBO estimated that a COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE House supporters predicted ciation. "The problem is that do this, though. Yet, that is rush of payments now would the amnesty would help the the integrity of credit report­ exactly what congress is ask­ decrease the amounts col­ Looking for some quick cash government collect about $25 ing would be seriously in dan­ ing," Kaplan said. lected in future years. It pre­ to help cut the national deficit, million in overdue loans from ger if we wiped out (defaul­ "We don't make exceptions dicted the amnesty would have the U.S. House of Representa­ Oct. 1, 1989, through Sept. 30, ters') credit records." for anybody else, why should "no real effect" in cutting the tives approved a measure Oct. 1990. When a person defaults on a we with people who have amount of money in default. 9 to grant a six-month am­ Nearly $2 billion in loans loan or doesn't pay a credit fefaulted on their student Last year, an estimated 4.2 nesty to student loan defaul­ are in default, the U.S. Depart­ card bill, it becomes part of his loans?" Kaplan asked. million students borrowed ters. ment of Education reports. or her credit history. Some The Congressional Budget $412 million from the govern­ Under the plan, defaulters "Our concern is not that the credit grantors barter with Office (CBO) also doubts the ment. could repay their overdue stu­ federal government wants to customers, and will take the measure would solve many The measure must be ap­ dent loans without penalty grant amnesty," said Marvin bad history off the record ifthe long-term default problems. In proved by the Senate and . 1 and, in the process, have their Kaplan of the Associated bill is paid. an analysis given to lawmak- signed by the president.

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Norm Sloan, basketball coach at the Univer­ sity ofFlorida, has finally gotten his ass fired, as he so eloquently put it. The University of Florida football and bas­ ketball programs, expected to fly high this sea­ son, have instead crashed and burned, leaving few survivors. In less than a month, they lost Sloan, who "retired" due to questions about how much money his players received-actually, the an­ swers were the problem-head football coach Galen Hall, who fled after he admitted helping out his coaches and a player financially, and four football players who were betting $25 to $100 per week on pro and college games. Which raises another question. Where the heck did those players get the cash to drop on the games? We're lucky if we can scrape up $100 extra a week among the whole staff. COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE But we are sure we will be hearing more about that and much more. The UF athletic programs are rarely out of the news for long. Say adios to language requirements From the journalist's point of view, the pro­ gram is great. Need some copy in a hurry? Just rm so mad I could quit the football team. wander down to the courthouse and see which When it comes to the foreign language proficiency Gators are up before the bar this week. requirement, the university should just say "adios." But from the point of view of a Florida resi­ I had been using a catalog which did not require that I take two years of a foreign language. I changed dent and college student, the program is a my major recently and found I must fulfill the foreign disgrace and should be shut down. language torture test. The stench wafting out of Gainesville threat­ rm not a foreigner so why should I speak a broaden my horizons and speak another language. ens to attach itself to respectable Florida ath­ foreigner's language? What about the people who speak English and letic programs, such as our own poor-but-proud What benefit will the ability to speak a foreign another language already. Now if we really want to language give me? Don't tell me about how I will need broaden horizons, these people should have to become version here at UCF. For the good of the rest of to speak a foreign language to get along in the world. proficient in a third language. the universities in the state, the football and I'm thirty-something and I've made it through life And it strikes me as rather strange that a person basketball programs at UF should be shut down without ever speaking a foreign language. The only would need only two semesters of English but four for at least tw_o years. Spanish I know is "taco," "jalapeiio," "dinero" and semesters of a foreign language. It wouldn't be quite as bad ifthis was the first "potato." Ifthe university makes any more foreign language time the Gators had turned up on the NCAA's Some argue that a college should broaden its stu­ requirements, I could just go to a university in Spain. dents' horizons. So I speak English but should Aft.er all, I'd have to take fewer Spanish classes. list of naughty institutions. But after having . received severe sanctions from the NCAA for a wide variety of violations under Charley Pell, Letters,:=::=~==~~==~-,--==·:·:·-~,.:·: ~:-:·:·:_~,:;:;::==~::-~::=.~;;;,~,~,,;;::;:;:;x,.::·:-.::;:;·,:: =-=='=:~:,·:::=:, .:;:::_.·- :.==r:::::::::=,,~,,,#~:=.%~n=,%~=r=,,,,,,:,,,~:::j the Gators went right back to ignoring the rules that got in the way of their yearly quest for a top- 20 ranking and a bowl bid Reader's reactions to our reaction: . One can only guess how long the violations have been occurring in the basketball program, •IMMORAL ATTITUDE rial attack (Oct. 26) on the Ameri­ how evil those things are. That but Sloan has been coaching there for 15 years. Editor: can Family Association caught me video could have reached out and The UF football and basketball programs are I am writing in response to the by surprise. yanked out my soul. a disgrace. editorial in the Oct. 26 issue of The With crime, especially violent I just might have become ad­ Central Florida Future titled: crime, increasing around us, with dicted to the magazines, buying For the good of Florida, Florida universities, "Now playing: Nightmare in your studies abounding that link expo­ every single one I could get my college athletics and justice, shut them down. _ local video store." sure to violence, especially on tele­ hands on. For your information, the vision, with violent behavior in And the Dungeons and Drag­ • American Family Association is children, I had hoped that "en­ ons! It might have taken over my Central Florida Future trying to stamp out corruption. lightened" minds would support mind and forced me to go on a Although I don't have any chil­ an attempt to reduce the exposure killing rampage, slaughtering P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Rorida 32816 Business Office (407) 275-2601, News Office (407) 275-2865 dren, I certainly don't want my of our young people to violence. thousands of helpless children! childi:en to have easy access to In your editorial, you indicated The American Family Associa­ Editor In Chief pornography and R-rated videos! your concern that our children will tion is the biggest-group offanatics R. Scott Horner Some of us have morals and have to grow up "in a world where afflicted with paranoid delusion Managing Editor Eric Dentel would like to be able to raise a your thoughts are controlled by a that has bothered us freedom-lov­ News Editor Lauren Curtis family in a Christian atmosphere. group ofneo-Puritan fascists." My ing Americans in a long time. Pornography, hard rock music and Sports Editor Bill Foxworthy concern is that our children will Except for every other organi­ • Confetti Editor John Citrone horror movies do have a negative have to grow up in a world in which zation that is just like them, that Copy Editor Jennifer Offenburger influence on society. These items violence and/or sexual immorality is. They seem to thrive on taking Art Director Deborah Cunningham promote rebellion in teenagers. is considered normal. away other people's freedom. Photo Editor Tom Webster I agree that you can't force your As a teacher and a father, it Soon we will have nothing left Production Manager Lara E. Hutchison opinions on others, but it works grieves me to see the newspaper of but memories. And they would both ways. I have to put up with my university take such an irre­ take those too, if they could. Business Manager Scott Buss instructors who use profanity and sponsible stand on this issue. Seriously, these people will go Office Manager Kasha Kitts force their secular views on the as far as we will let them. Ad Production Manager Anissa Larson students. Which is worse? Dr. Robert J. Rapalje It is now our duty to defend our Advertising Staff Armand Cimaroli mathematics instructor rights, All Real Americans! Cindy Cowen Melanie A. Lee Let's pack these people up and • Jeanne11e Garbee •WHEW! THANKS AFA send them to the U.S.S.R. •IRRESPONSIBLE STAND Editor: They would be happy there; it Opinions expressed lnTM Ce111ral Florida F111Mre are those of the newspaper or Individ­ Editor: Back off, Porn Mags! Away, has everything they seek to create ual columnist and not necessarily those of the Board of Publlcatlons, University Ad­ ministration, or Board of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed, mCJ)(lmum of 300 Perhaps I should realize that Foul Video! Flee in fear, Dungeons here: ignorance, domination, con­ words and Include the author's signature. major and phone number. Letters are the liberal media would be of­ and Dragons! The American Fam­ subjectto e91tlngforgrammar and space and become the copyrighted property of · formity, and fear. the newspaper. Names may be withheld but the newspaper rese'rves the right to fended by any attempt to protect ily Association is here to save us refuse publlcatlon of any letter. Tltc Cewal FlorldaF111"re ii a free,non-profrt newspa­ society from violence and/or por­ from these great evils . . per published twice weekly during the academic year and weekly during the Brian Dunn • summer. All meetings of the BOP are open to the public. nography, but your recent edito- Boy, I sure am glad they told me computer engineering • •. The Central Florida Future, November 2, 1989 9

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The UCF crew program captured first p ace in three of four events in the Firs Coast He d Race held in Jackson­ ville aturday. Several Florid s oo s, including o · ns, tetson and Jae sonville Un'versity, com­ pe ed · the r ce. Leading the way into he winner's circle fo CF as the men' novice eight. UCF entere t o novice eight squads and earned both rs and second place in the men' novice eight Their tribu

sing ed in he fifth inning ·"bed the game wo for fou,.... Ironically, the home run came o a pitch b John an chen, ho was a rolunteer itching coach for the Knight s ee ears ago. Or an.do c allenged C in ·ts half o e nin .

L The victory · e the La Knight an -1 conference rec­ o d 20- 3 record overall. J aCKSOnville Universi though the Lad Knioht bins. have defeated the Lady Ra - T e oss disappoi ed tlers wice thi ea on cClemmon because CF cClemmon believes F defeated earlier this year. · s improving. "I as not pleased with our "They are becomin a better performance• cClemmon team. It as a more competi­ said. ~ e lost due to a lack of tive match than the outcome intensity. It won't continue to showed. appen. The Lady Knights face tet­ "When I planned this son Tuesday at 7 p.m.The con­ season's schedule I had no idea frontation will be the fifth time hen Homecoming was going the wo teams ha ·e quared off to be. Otherwise, I would not this season. have scheduled the match ·on UCF as defeated Stetson that day." in four matches this season. G FORCE Tuesday the team swept That may be ample reason Junior tai bac Mark Giacone rushed for 129 yards again t the Di . 1- Li rt Uni- F AMU in a ew South for senior co-captain Carole ve rsity Flames Saturday night in UCFs 33-30 homecomin vi tory Women's Athletic Conference Cupac's remark about Stetson: atch. "They don't like us very much.

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Volleyball squad Knight baseball rolls over Rollins beats Juice, 4·3 by Roy Fuoco by Jay Rutenkroger CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Freshman UCF outfielder Chad Mottola made his Lost in all the excitement and activities of college debut in a grand fashion by hitting a two run 1 Homecoming Week, the Lady Knights volleyball homer in the ninth inning to lift the Knights to a 4-3 team won two of three matches. victory over the Orlando Juice. Last Tuesday the Lady Knights took on cross­ The exhibition game against Orlando's new Senior town rival Rollins. The Lady Tars always seem to Professional Baseball Association team wraps up fall give UCF a terrible time on the volleyball court. practice for the Knights. Before Tuesday's match Rollins and UCF "We came out here to have fun," Mottola said. battled twice this 'season and split the pair of And on hitting the home run? matches, including the championship match of the "It's exciting." Stetson Tournament. Mottola comes to UCF from St. Thomas of Aquinas Once again the two played an exciting match High School in Ft. Lauderdale. He was a 1 Oth round with UCF finally outlasting the Lady Tars in four draft pick, but chose instead to come to UCF. games. The Lady Knights won by scores of15-12, Coach Jay Bergman said he was pleased with the 12-15, 15-12and16-14. Knights' performance in the game. Coach McClemmon commented, "Both sides "It's a great game. We made a couple of base • played a very aggressive match. We played a great running mistakes, but we hit the ball better than we match." had all fall," Bergman commented. While spectators were watching the Homecom­ Down 3-2 in the top of the ninth inning, Marc ing Parade proceed along Gemini Boulevard Fri­ LeClerc led off the inning with a single. Mottola day night, the Lady Knights lost to the Lady llchlld UllghllnlCENTRAL FLORIDA FUTUR~ followed with a line shot to right field toward the Kathy Fill (left) and Linda Santiago helped the Lady Citrus Bowl for the home run.. Mottola, who also see VOLLEYBALL page 11 Knights to a 20-13 record so far this season. see BASEBALL page 11

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HOSE OF YOU READING THIS ARTICLE IN THE hope of finding something tasteless and disgusting to peruse during one of your more boring classes will un­ T doubtably be disappointed. H a i r - gazm is a legitimate hair salon. All the way from its pink neon sign to the hair clip­ pings on the floor. You may be asking yourself why someone would use a name like this? What exact- ly does it mean? The name was used in order to call attention to the store and to suggest it specializes in exotic hairstyles. The technical meaning according to owner Betty Brown is "maximum hair care service." The Orlando Sentinel rated Hairgazm's name the most unique in the hair business. The salon is located on Orange Blossom Trail which may add to the sexual or sleezy connotations surround­ ing the name. It was formerly known as Universal Hair but has been • known as Hairgazm for approx­ imately ten years. Brown claims the things they can do at Hairgazm surpass any normal haircut. The climatic control cut, a cut where one side of the hair is uneven to the other, is one of Brown's specialties. As she would say, it is very "gazmatic." Ifyou are lucky enough to have your hair done by Brown you will surely receive professional treat­ ment. She has been in the styling business for 24 years. Brown has traveled far and wide to do many fa­ • mous people's hair. 0 see HAIRGAZM page 4 • 0 t story by John Hubbard art by D. Cunningham

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•@iil11Ti·'~'''!!l•IJ•• d~t.w; I rl•I§lj f.l:k. 2 Confetti, November 2, 1989 Week 'Shocker': voltage too low li:II!I ~o:C~c;g~f ~=~s= and the Man will be performed at the Film lacked shock-horror signature of director Craven UCF theater at 8 p.m. •The Bob Carr Performing Arts Center will feature MitziGaynorin r------::::::::::;;;;::r1 Anything Goes at 2 and 8 p.m. • The Meat Puppets will be in con- cert with Sha- . dowland at ~:: . )\\ Visage. • UCF .. -~ Band Knight · ~ at 8 p.m. in the .______Colonial High School Auditorium will showcase the Wind Ensemble, Jazz Lab and Marching Knights. Horace Pinker (Mitch Pileggi) iiJ Christine Haig. Jamai­ has a shocking P II&'!i. •can poet and author of Qua- surprise for this drille ForTYgers will speak at 12:00 p.m. police officer in the Board of Regents Room in the Ad­ as well as ministration Building. • The John other victims in Young Planetartum"s new Cosmic Con­ Wes Craven's cert will feature the music of Guns 'n 'Shocker.' Roses at 9 and 10 p.m. Admission is $4. UnrvellOI Plcfure1 ' The Winter Park Chamber of Com­ merce/Cultural Affairs Committee is by Richard E. Karman person's body. sponsoring the third annual Dance in Inconsistencies run amok in the Park festival from 12 noon to 5 p.m. ES CRAVEN COUIDN'T HAVE Rated: R Shocker. in Central Park. directed Shocker. It must Starring: Mitch Pileggi, Small bits of high-powered plot and • imagination are surrounded by comic­ have been his evil twin, Peter Berg • An American Tale. will W Skippy. Director: Wes Craven book horror that doesn't reflect be shown in the Student Ac­ Cra" en has been on a roll since the Craven's best. ..------, tivitles Center at • mid-80s with top-ranked horror hils Confetti Review: As a matter of fact, it's degrading. 7 and 9 p.m. such as A Nighbn.are on Elm Street and The few scenes of Craven movie magic • Sergio Men­ 1lle Serpent and the Rainbow. But are drowned out by the wave of gunk des & Brazil '99 Shocker lacks the Craven signature of * which dominates the film. will perform at 8 pure shock-horror. Shocker doesn't abide by the seriousness of most p.m. in the The character Horace Pinker. convicted of roughly Craven films. Instead, the dialogue strays and uses Tampa Bay Per­ 30 brutal killings, is on the rampage. He has out­ cheap gags to incite laughter, turning the film into a forming Arts • smarted the police for nine months and seems un­ cartoon. Center. Tickets catchable. Hard rock and heavy metal music were continu­ are $22.50. That is until Jonathan Parker (Peter Berg) uses his ously misplaced and abused. It took Shocker from the newly-found psychic powers to locate him. cartoon arena and turned it into an overextended • In honor ofVeteran's day. Soo~ Pinker is caught and sentenced to die in the music video with a weak storyline. ._.,..._.. the Student Activities Cen­ electrtc chair. Don·t expect Horace Pinker (Mitch Pileggi) to become terwill show Sgt. York at 7 p.m. and All Everything seems kosher until he engages in some a horror institution similar to Freddy Krueger. is guiet on the Western Front at 9 • pre-electricutionary devil praying which makes him He just doesn't have what ll takes to achieve legend - p.m. Admission is free to students with immune to electricity. status. But Horace is one slick son-of-a-bitch. a valid ID. Nonetheless, Pinker gets deep-frted and is thought He is wall socket-charged and can bounce off 1V to be dead. satellites with the greatest of ease. PCl!lllllM~Prm •Bring your lunch down to • Now, a copy cat murderer is running around town his But game of chasing Parker in and out of ...... llllldl the Student Center Audito­ imitating Pinker's style and coaxing Parker into a televisions is just too much to swallow. rium and join other environmentally confrontation. Filmmakers love the television set. It was a success- concerned students at the Brown Bag • The copy cat turns out to be Pinker, but, since dying Lecture that will be given by Charles (or frying) he can only live by taking over another see SHOCKER page 4 Lee of the Florida Audubon Society on "Florida ·s Environment: Problems and their Solutions" • SAC's movie tribute continues with In Harm's Way at 7 p.m. and Patton at 9 p.m.

'Rei Momo': Latin for dancing • Batman will be shown in the Student Activities Cen­ Byrne offers pleasant taste of traditional Spanish, Latin music in latest ter at 7 and 9 p.m. • Badlands and special guest Enuff Z' Nuff will perform • so this new album seems world of possibilities, it's a at Sweeney's at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10. The Charts only a natural extension of land of opportunities." Week ending Oct. 29, these past efforts. 'The Rose Tatoo (Bomba/ • 1989. As an untnformed-in­ Mozambique)" mixes this formed fan of this genre of incredible music with a Top Five Albums music. he covers a large song about suicide. "Is a gift spectrum of its various not a reason for living? Not • 1. Rhythm Nation styles, from the Rumba and enough, not enough so it Janet Jackson Cha-Cha-Cha to Ortsa, seems." 2. Giff You Know Its True MllliVanlllf Salsa/Reggae and the The album drags a bit 3. Dr. FBelgood Samba. toward the end on "Good MotteyCrue The musicians excel in and Evil (Rumba/Llesa)" 4. Steel Wheels their craft gtvtng flavorful and .. Lie to Me (Merengue)" MacArthurwill be shown Rolling Stones • ReiMomo performances and provid­ The lyrics were interest­ l!~:~:ta • • 5. Forever Your Girl -~-l!.~.'~•·-lllM·~~ at 7 p.m. and M.A.S.H at 9 · Artist: David Byrne ing a strong compliment to ing, but the music on these p.m. in the Student Center Auditorium. Paula Abdul Producer: Steve Lillywhite Byrne's quirky lyrics. songs seemed a bit weak. Label: Sire Records .. Make Believe Mambo" is This is a good album that • Top Five Singles one of my favorites. The gives a further insight to a style of music that deserves 1. "Miss You Much" ·DAVID BYRNE. THE ECLE- lyrics are set to the beat of Confetti Janet Jackson . ctlc front man for the the Orisa. Byrne talks of the a chance at the pop charts by the John Citrone Margaret Jennings • 2. "Sowing the Seeds of Talking Heads. has boy who's personality is someone else than Editor Assistant Edltor Love" put together an exciting provided by television. Miami Sound Machine. Tears for Fears and very pleasant view of Byrne states, .. So how So when dinner is over, D. Cunningham Lara E. Hutchison Art Director Production Manager 3. "listen to Your Hearr traditional Latin and Span- c~m we be strangers. He's put on Rei Momo and prac­ • Roxett ish music on his latest got no personality, it's just tice the Rhumba in the liv­ 4. "Cover Girl" Corifetti, ls published by The Central FIOl"ida New Kids on the Block effort,-Rei Moma. a clever imitation of the ing room with your sweetie His last two projects were people on 1V' because Latin music is FuJure, the student newspaper of the University of 5 ...Love In an Elevatlor" Central Florida. Send all correspondence to: Aeorosmlth recordings of a Brazilian · "Dirty Old Town made for love. Corifetti c/o The Central Florida Fu.tu.re, P.O. Box • artist he discovered during (Mapeye)" talks to the poor C1989 BiHboard magazine 25000, University of Central Florida, Orlando, excursionstotheircountry, when Byrne says .. It's a -Gene Dixon Florida 32816.

• Confetti, November 2, 1989 3 Communication taught in new music course

by John Citrone tradition of the great composers; as well as songs from the sound­ by first teaching definitions and tracks of Free to be You and.Me and ODAY•s (MUSIC) STIJDENT IS music theory away from the key­ Hair moviesoundtracks. geared ~oward instant board. The third station is the actual T gratification," UCF To further this type of educa­ computer. alumni Terri Sullivan said. "They tion, Sullivan started the Artistry This is where the majority of the want to be able to just play." in Music computer lab. theory training takes place. Sullivan received a Bachelor of The lab is based on an Apple With a wide range of programs, Arts in Music Education in 1976. IIGS computer system with three the student can learn theory vo­ Since that time she has gone on separate lab stations. cabulary, note names, rhythmic. to instruct both in-school and pri­ The first is called the Pitch dictation, chords and general vate students in piano and organ. Master. music structure. But something had become Here the student sees the notes "This type oflearning is great for evident to Sullivan through her written as he/ she hears them. both the beginning student as well years of teaching. The student then tries to match as the aspiring college musician," "A lot of teachers don't take the the pitch by singing the note. said Sulllvan. time to teach their students the- This aids the student in pitch "In the lab," she continued, "it's 01y," she said. accuracy. singing rhythms and like taking a step backward to take lhe students only learn to play development of reading skills. two steps foxward. notes, instead of learning the The Tap Master iS another lab We're using computer technol­ grammatical structure of music. station which teaches the stu­ ogy to teach the student the values "They should be able to com­ dent to recognize written figures of the old masters." municate through music, using and play them, in time, with a For more information concern­ music as a language." variety of recorded music. ing the Artistry in Music lab John Citrone In an attempt to remedy this Some of the background music classes contact Terri Sullivan at Former UCF student Terri Sullivan helps a problem, Sullivan began to teach includes pieces by Vivaldi, (407) 322-8716. The lab is located student of her own in the Aristry In Music Lab. her students to play piano in the Quincy Jones, and Janis Joplin in Lake Mary.

Joan Jett and Blackhearts gave UCF crowd unenthusiastic show

by John Citrone Homecoming crowd didn't Yeah, songs like "Dirty see, was the plain-clothed Deeds" (AC/DC), "Everyday EIL, HOMECOMING IS gentleman behind the PA People" (Sly and the Family over. speaker singing background Stone) and "Crimson and W The parade has vocals on several of the Clover" (Tommy James). passed, we won the game and songs. The original tunes (that I we crowned a new king and The overall sound of the could recognize) included "I queen. concert was poorly mas­ Hate Myself for Lovin' You." What? tered. "Little Liar," "Bad Reputa­ I forgot something? Oh The drums sounded like tion," "Light of Day" and the yeah ... that concert thing :ardboard and the guitars; a classic ·1 Love Rock and they had. mish-mosh of noise. Roll." Well Renegade was good Jett's voice maintained The energy level of the con­ anyway. They were quite that familiar .. raspy" quality cert was almost nonex.lstent. inventive with their rendi­ through the entire show. She Well. I did see a few people tions ofJethro Tull tunes and sang like a chain-smoker dancing. They must have originals. gone bad. been drunk. Even comedian Jordan The individual musician­ Jett fiened enthusiasm as Brady was entertaining. ship was average at best. Of she pretended to play her But then this really weird course, I really couldn't dis­ guitar. The sweat on her fore­ chick got up on stage and tinguish between instru­ head was probably nervous started yelling something ments due to the "garage perspiration. about a "bad reputation." band" sound. My suggestion to the Her band was really tasty; Jett and the boys dragged Homecoming comittee: Next a combination of hair­ through a seemingly endless year, spend the extra cash to sprayed pretty boys and set of covers tunes and origi­ get Living Colour. wimp-rockers. nals. They would be a hell of a lot Michael Laughlin A surprising addition to A national act dolng cover more enjoyable than watch- Joan Jett and the Blackhearts gave a half-hearted per- the band, that most of the tunes? tng a Jett go down in flames. formance at UCF's homecoming concert last Friday.

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SHOCKER and if it wasn't for the urgent FROMPAGE2 need to eliminate Pinker, ':··=; ·APOto·s\t'< Parker probably would've en­ T0: those of you who: Looking so smart! ful prop in Poltergeist. gaged in necrophilia. used the Central Florida It doesn't take a lot of The pursuit leads Pinker Amidst Shocker's prob­ money to look like a and Parker in and out of lems, it does have an inter­ >. Future's ·tre·e· passes to · million. For precision numerous 1Vs and has them esting ending. view the ··· Wes Craven cuts, fashion perms, - running chaotic though old Never has a remote control .. film ·shocker, we apol~ and the Series profes­ movies and television pro­ been so important. Maybe gize. . grams. Pinker will fair better in the sional line of hair care With all this going on, sequel where his playground We had no idea it was ··· products. A great look Shockerfinds itselfbordertng is High Definition Television. ' going . to'"be so cheap at a great price. What on moronic. However, the few positive and cheesyr· could be smarter? Parker's girlfriend returns fragments of Craven's tmagi­ - We apologize for pro~ Find out for yourself from the dead after Pinker na tion single-handedly motlng a fllm that why people keep brutally murdered her. preserved Shocker from lacked quality'. She returns to help him, blowing a fuse. coming back to . ~f:iilL.;:._~~----~ corr CUTT&RI HAIRGAZM :/t:~very '' dollar you send helps people FROM PAGE 1 COSTCUnERS Michael Jackson, Kool and put their lives back together. . SUNCREST VILLIAGE the Gang, Gladys Knight & the Give to the American Red Cross. · 10071 University Blvd. Pips and Pink Floyd are just a (University & Dean) few of the celebrities with t-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;:;;;;;;;;;,:;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j 679-6766 whom Brown has worked. Open 7 days a week for your convenience!· She has even taught classes at UCF on theatrical makeup, $5.75·········-······················ Haircut : $21.95 Perm : 20% Off and is currently working on an At Orlando ~aular S6.9S) instructional video about hair : or Body Wave : care. All Hair Lengths • ~gul.arS1A.95} • C2 '!n stoc!.z... Jai-Alai, these No Appointment • Long Hair or speclal wraps • oerteS ~ sli&Jit additiwal c:h.aTgc. • Haircare Pr0<1ucts Her dream is to franchise Neccs!ary • Appomzmem recom:nendcd Hairgazm and spread the guys can really • Wal.k·im .ubp:t ro availabaily. • name throughout Florida. But her ultimate dream is to open play the game ... COIT CUTT&RI : COIT CUTTERS : COIT CUTTERS her own beauty school and Good Thru • teach the new generation the So, come out lln.3189 art of hairstyling. Betty welcomes UCF stu­ and give me ... dents, saying, "Come down anytime, your welcome to take your support. "Doesn't a tour, and you'll definitely Scott Edwards have fun." UCF SENIOR (by day) I need it. every Even if you're not in the market for a new hair style JAi-ALAi PLAYER (by night) Pre-Dled when you go to Hairgazrn, • you're bound to getan interest­ deserve ing conversation out of Betty ORiA~ff. Brown. SEMINAi~ a choice?" -.a/ai •

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