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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 45, February 22, 1990" (1990). Central Florida Future. 978. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/978 Let the students decide Students from around the NEWSCLIPS ...... 3 I OPINION ...... 8 who should be president world come to UCF COMICS ...... 9 Altman made the wrong decision - OpiniOJI Plus Costner, Quinn get 'Revenge'- Confetti CLASSIFIED ...... 10 SPORTS ...... 12

0 • Future ,Volume 22, Number 45 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday February 22, 1990 •

• Nitrogen gas leaks from tank in CEBA Fi remen called to secure leaking tank Tuesday

by Lloyd Whitehead CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE

Firemen were called to the CEBA I loading dock early Tuesday morning after a university police offi­ ce~ spotted a liquid nitrogen tank venting gas. The insulated tank was apparently delivered to the building late Monday, but by Tuesday morning the 165 liter pressurized tank had begun to vent some of its non-flammable nitrogen gas. Firemen arrived and quickly put the tank on a • dolly, wheeling it to a grassy area as a precautionary measure. The venting of extremely cold gas from high pres­ sure cylinders is considered a normal process, accord­ ing to Associate Engineer Kevin Casey. "No one was in any danger of physical harm, either through asphyxiation or otherwise," said Casey. "The venting process is quite normal." Casey said nitrogen is generally dangerous only when in its extremely cold liquid state. Nitrogen is also a potential danger because it causes oxygen deprivation for people in prolonged exposure. Liquid nitrogen, which boils at about 320 degrees below zero, is stored in tanks equipped with escape valves that allow some of the gas to boil off in order to prevent an excessive pressure build-up. The nitrogen was to be used in the Solid State and Firemen arrived in five 1ire trucks Tuesday morning atter nitrogen began leaking out of a tank at Ceba I. Device Systems lab, according to Casey. Taylor resigns from senate secretary post Unethical activities of Student Government, Office of Student Affairs reason for resignati on, Taylor says

by Tom Kopacz "It is, in fact, due to the lack of proper STAFF REPORTER personnel procedures, the students' abuse of fiscal policies and the attitude Student senate Secretary Phyllis of the Office of Student Affairs in con­ Taylor said she will resign from her doning and encouraging such behav­ position today because of what she ior," Taylor said. called unethical activities in Student After reading the first two para­ Government. graphs ofherresignation letter, Taylor Taylor, who had been senate secre­ spoke candidly about her impressions tary since Nov. 21, 1988, made her of Student Government . announcement at the start of the sen­ "There have been some people who Michael Laughlin/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ate meeting Feb. 15. have been critical of the moral stance Maki Mandela speaks at a press conference before appearing for the public Taylor, reading from the resignation that I have taken and all I can do at this Monday night at Rollins College. letter she submitted Feb. 8 to SG Busi­ point is tell you that I have spent my ness Manager Mel Rogers, said she felt life standing for moral principles," she her principles were being compromised said. Mandela speaks on need by unethical activities by members of · "I will not cease to do that for any Student Government and the Office of reason whatsoever." Student Affairs. Taylor did not name the people she for change in South Africa "Some people may assume that this said criticized her. resignation is due in some way to [her At the end of the senate meeting, by Jamie Carte prison for 28 years. husband] Don Taylor's presidential Sen. Lisa Thieler introduced a resolu­ ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Her message centered around the aspirations, but they would be wrong to tion commending Taylor for a job well need for change. She used analogies assume that was the only reason," she done. Maki Mandela, daughter of Nel­ and examples to express a dramatic said. It passed unanimously. son Mandela, spoke about the politi­ picture of the standard of living in cal discrimination of apartheid in South Africa. South Africa to a chapel full of cen­ She also used historical examples tral Floridians at Rollins College as strong as the Holocaust to em­ Renovations Notice .,' Monday night. phasize the living conditions of the Mandela, 35, kept her speaking 30 million blacks in South Africa. This weekend, the physical plant will begin renovations on the engagement at Rollins, even though "Another storm is gathering on the chilled water piping in all campus buildings, including the dormi­ she had not seen her father after his Southern tip of Africa," Mandela tories. Because of the renovations, the air conditioning will be recent release from a South African said. prison. = inoperable from 8 p.m. until 10 a.m. on Feb. 24 and 25. . Nelson Mandela had been in see MANDELA SPEECH page 6 · 2 The Central Florida Future February 22, 1990 ......

WAYNE DENSCH, INC. ~ 851-710.0 . . . UCF REP ERIC ERICKSON - 425-7005 ... . • I . ; The Central Florida Future February 22, 1990 3 ·Fake ID users easy targets for bar owners

by Dave Schlenker has been little phony-ID STAFF REPORTER activity in the Wild Pizza within the past two Some manipulate their own li­ years. 1 censes. Others try to use a friend s or Collazo attributes Check the facts: Out of state ID: • relative's IDs. this to his staff's reputa­ Businesses quiz people to see A chart of out-of-state IDs is used to spot forgeries. Either way, local bt,tr and pub own­ tion for catching fake if they are unfamiliar with their ers warn that students who attempt to IDs. false names and addresses. use fake IDs will be caught. Two years ago, Col­ • Although local bar owners say there lazo said, many fakes Signs of has been a steady decline in the use of were detected, resulting tampering: phony IDs in the last two years, they in 16 arrests. A broken state seal or bent lamination say there are still many forms of fake Florida state statutes will automatically tip IDs out there. list possession of any off a business to a One of the most popular trends in blank, forged, stolen, fic­ suspicious ID. phony IDs, according to Knight Out titious, counterfeit or Pub owner Ray Lewis, is simply trying unlawfully issued li­ to use another person's license. cense as a felony punish­ Alterations: "People come in here and their li­ able by at least one year Simple comparison: cense says they are 5' 8" when they are in prison. Small holes poked through • Businesses check if people the license to manipulate like 5' 2"," Lewis said. "People just don't Those who lend people meet their IDs' descriptions in dates of birth can easily be shrink like that." J -their licenses for the height and likeness. detected with a flashlight. He said these situations are easy to purpose of getting into detect because usually the students are bars are guilty of a sec­ unfamiliar with the information on the ond degree misde- source: CFF Research R. Scott Homer IDs they are using. meanor, punishable of Lewis described a recent incident in up to one year in prison. "Mississippi IDs were hot," Collazo if we suspect." which he asked a girl to write the name The Wild Pizza arrests seemed to reca11ed, laughing. "After about the Another effective way of preventing she had on her license. reduce phony ID attempts within the third one you see, you start saying to minors from drinking in local estab­ She cooperated, but the end result last two years, Collazo said. yourself'! know there1s not that many lishments is simply not accepting IDs • was a name that was severely mis­ Lewis, however, said he rarely re­ people in Mississippi.'" that look "the least bit questionable," spelled. sorts to having the ID holder arrested. Another trend was manipulating according to the owner of Boomers, Sometimes Knight Out employees "We just send them on their way,"he the student's own ID. Doug Littell. will go so far as to quiz the student said. "Maybe I should call the police. The simplest way, easier on the old It is a technique that, according to about the information on the license. But if I called the police on every fake Florida drivers license, is to poke small Littell, has kept minors out of his bar, Most of the time, the holder of the ID, I would be out there giving reports pin holes through the plastic and alter since it opened three years ago. phony ID will incorrectly recite the on about 30 people a night. That's not the date of birth. It is also the easiest "If they have a Mickey Mouse ID, I address, birth date and even the actual my job." method to to detect, Lewis said. just usually ask for another form ofID, name, Lewis said. Collazo noted another popular trend "You just shine a light at the back of like a social security card," he said. "lf On campus, Assistant Director of students used: out of state licenses. In the license and you can cJearly see the they don't have one, then they are told Student Affairs Vic Collazo said there particular, Mississippi. holes," he said. ''That's where we start to leave." Senate argues •Due to reporter's error, some facts ln the Feb. 15 p.m. on April 26 for the Founde(s Day ceremony. ~/~: over party credit article "Prez inauguration in April'' were incorrect. Classes will be cancelled from tO a.m. to 1 p.m. on • Als0 in the Feb. 15 article "Senate helps PEC bring by Tom Kopacz April 27 tor the President's inauguration which will Smithereens to UCF*itwas incorrectly reported that STAFF REPORTER start at 10:30 a.m. the the group has already be.en confirmed to appear ./~ Also, classes will be cancelled 1rorn 2 p.m to 4 on campus. The student senate spent more than an hour last Thursday debating whether or not the Panhellenic Council should be given part of the credit for sponsor­ ing an alcohol-free party at the Wild Pizza. Altman's Israel trip a success • If the council, which governs all sororities, is cred­ ited in a bill partially funding the party, the bill could by Joelle Sobourne It was an opportunity to "establish contacts at the be vetoed by Vice President for Student Affairs CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE highest level," he said. Le Vester Tubbs. The law firm invited a variety of people who could The bill would originally have given $600 to Stu­ President Steven Altman's recent trip to Israel led be matched up with a counterpart in Israel, including dents Against Driving Drunk for a c.cmocktail" party to a possible student and faculty exchange program, the president of Walt Disney World, the chairman of held Wednesday night in the student activities cen­ and a better relationship between some community Sun Bank and former governor Reuben Askew. ter. business leaders and UCF. One of the places the delegation visited was He­ A mocktail is a non-alcoholic version of a cocktail. Altman returned to UCF Feb. 13 after spending a brew University in Jerusalem. Altman explained The arguments started after Sen. David Mann little over a week in Israel. The trip was sponsored that they toured the university and met with the pointed out that a student government advertise­ and fin&nced by the Orlando law firm of Akerman, president. ment said the party would be sponsored by SADD and Senterfitt & Eidson. In addition to Altman, several "Many of their scientists and scholars are working Panhellenic. area businessmen also attended. on the same types of projects as we are here," Altman The argument was spurred on by Ann Gilio, • "The purpose of the trip was to acquaint a senior said."And many of their major research priorities are level of leadership in the community with what is see MOCKTAIL DEBATE page 7 occuring in Israel," Altman said. see ISRAEL TRIP page 6 N Ii • MENCKEN LIVES in the University Dining anyone who wishes to attend • HOMECOMING HELP ing for Perkins Student Loans, Dr. John "Chuck" Chalberg Room. President Steven or participate. Students interested in help­ pass. will portray one of the most Altman and his wife, Judy, will ing to organize the Homecom­ Another 1.3 million stu­ controversial newspapermen host the auction. • ENGINEERING WEEK ing 1990 events can apply at dents would lose $200 Pell who ever lived, H. L. Mencken, Items to be auctioned off in­ In honor of National Engi­ the Student Center Main Grants or have their grants at 7:30 tonight in the Board clude wind-surfers, dinners, neering Week, the Engineer­ Desk. The deadline for appli­ cut by $50 if Congress ap­ Room of the administration gift certificates and tickets to ing Fair will be held on Friday. cation is Friday. proves Bush's proposals. building. area attractions. All major engineering labs Interviews for the positions The president also propo·sed He will express Mencken's will be open to tours and more will be cond_ucted Feb. 27 and cutting funding for the Stan­ views on American politics, •LAUGHS INVADE UCF than 50 exhibits from engi­ 28 and March 1. ford loan program, used by 3. 7 literature and religion and he The U.S. College Comedy neering firms will be pre­ million students this school will try to offend every mem­ Competition will come to UCF sented. • BUSH CUTS FUNDING year, by $500 million down to a ber of the audience at least at 9 p.m. Feb.27 at the student The highlight of National (CPS) President George total $3.3 billion. once. activity Center. Engineering Week will be a Bush has proposed a federal The administration as­ The event is free and open to All full and part-time stu­ presentation at 8 tonight by budget that would cause more sumes students who can't get the public. dents who wish to enter should Richard J. Weidenbeck, vice than a million collegians to loans will turn to the Pell prepare a 3-minute clean com­ president of design and engi­ lose all or part of their finan­ Grant program for aid. •KNIGHT AUCTION - edy routine and come one hour neering at Walt Disney World. cial aid. While Bush did propose "A Knight's Affair," the early to sign up. Weidenbeck will speak on More than 300,000 students increasing Pell Grant funding Fifth Annual Scholarship The winner will be in the c.cThe Future Challei:ige: Tech­ would lose aid if two Bush by $4 73 million, it was still less Auction, sponsored by the finals March 22 in Daytona nology" and present two fel­ budget items, to kill the State than the 4.5 percent increase UCF Women's Club will be Beach. lowships to UCF graduate stu­ Student Incentive Grant needed to keep up with the held at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday The competition is free to dents worth a total of $70,000. (SSIG) program and cut fund- inflation rate .

• 4 The Central Florida Future February 22, 1990

Platform It's time that real world experience is brought to Student Government in order to make greater opportunities available to all students, this would include: •an improved awareness between the integral parts of the University, students, faculty, staff administration and Student Government. •creation of an atmosphere for collegiate Marc Singer initiative, pride, performance and Brifin McClure professionalism. • Qualifications *increase public awareness of the Qualifications *Civil Engineering Maj or University and the opportunities that it •Mechanical Engineering Maj or with •Experience in management and holds. a Business Administration Minor. public relations with the Hilton •Experience in management and Hotel Corporation as an public relations with Florida Power intermediate level office manager and Light, St. Lucie Nuclear Power in charge of budgeting employee Plant as a Mechanical Engineer and public relations. Intern in charge of Deming Awards -The Walt Disney Company. again presentation for Japanese Union of as an intermediate employee in Scientists and Engineers. • charge of budgeting and •Martin Marietta as a Research operations. Chemical Engineer Intern. -The F1orida Department of •Manager of Multi-Media Environmental Regulation, in entertainment corporation, charge of permitting and public responsible for three outlets and informational resources. eighteen employees. •

Platform l. Parking continues to be a major • concern at UCF. This problem can be solved by lobbying for additional funding for parking garages and • implementing a mass-transit system for UCF. Jeff Laing 2. The Registration and Add/Drop Jason. DiBona • process is still inconvenient to Qualifications students. Student Government must Qualifications work with the administration to expand • *Served as Senator for 21st Registration and implement a new *Served in Student . Student Senate and Chief of _ system for Add/Drop. Government as Senator and Staff for Student Government 3. Thousands of scholarship dollars go Director of Vice Presidential *2 year member of Activity & • unclaimed each year due to a lack of Affairs Service Fee Committee *2 year member of Political *2 year member of Political awareness, not availability. Our aim Action Team Action Team . will be to install a nationwide *Member of Orientation Team *Member of College of Scholarship Search Service to ensure *Member of University Education Academic Appeals that unclaimed scholarships are made Scholarship Committee Committee available to all UCF students. *Member of Parking & Traffic *Member of Parking & Traffic Committee Committee *Registered Lobbyist for *Registered Lobbyist for Higher Higher Education in Education inTallahassee Tallahassee •

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or' an exchange program and business leaders of central SRAE TRIP LUNCH FROM PAGE 3 right now it is only initial dis­ Florida," Altman said. cussion," Altman said. Normally it can take two or DINNER . MON.-SAT. 5:00-8:30 the same as our research pri­ But as important as the three years to establish such a SUNDAY SPECIAL ALL DAY orities." possible exchange program, relationship, Altman ex­ The link to UCF may come said Altman, was the chance to plained. "Now the business $1. 00 otf each buffet with valid UCF l.D. in the form of an exchange better UCF's relationship with leadership is confident and ~ GRAND CHINA program for students and fac­ area business leaders also knows more about UCF," RE~TAVRANT ulty with th~ Israeli univer­ making the trip. Altman said, "and will show m sity. "We [UCF] got to establish more support for UCF, includ­ 6856 Aloma Ave., Winter Park "We explored the prospects very close relationships with ing hiring more gradu~tes." 1/4 mile East of 436 679-6868

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Mandela called for the United States to send military weapons to help those who are fighting to dismantle apart­ heid and overthrow the white regime. "We need to move beyond economic sanc­ tions," Mandela said. She compared the present state of the African nation to Geeting into the right Law School rakes a lot more than jusc getting a high score on che new LSAT. It takes knowing how to master the new exam that of Nicaragua. and knowmg the intricacies of the application process. She also said black women's That's why Stanley H. Kaplan created the law School Seminar. There, rights are virtually non-exis­ CASH IN ON GOOD GRADES. you11 learn how to improve your chances of getting into the law School of tent in South Africa. She said If you're a freshman or sophomore with your choice. Review actual LSAT questions. Even learn about getting the women are forced to give their good grades, apply now for an Army highest score on your LSAT by using the Kaplan method. And most importantly, you11 leam how to maximize your Ll!w School application. children up for adoption and ROTC scholarship. It pays off during college. And afterwards. So reserve your seat coday for our next Seminar. And discover how many children become delin­ our advanced teaching methods and 50 years of experience can help you quents. plan the next three years of your life. She said the South African STANI.EY H. KAPIAN education system is inferior. ! Take Kaplan OrTake Your Olanres "Most pets owned by whites in South Africa, such as their ARMY ROTC dogs or cats, enjoy a far better Wednesday. February 28th 5:30PM lifestyle and have more free- THE SMARTEST COil.EGE 2238 Winter Woods Blvd. dom and security than any of COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. Winter Park. FL 32792 the black children who live in Contact Cpt. Juan Soto South Africa today," Mandela _ :10 RSVP: 678-8400 275 24 said. !--~~~~~~~-..:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======:-' She called the South Afri- can Population Registration Act, which requires people to be classified according to skin color, dehumanizing. '"I She urged the audience to .:,upport relief funds and send money to help re1ieve the pov­ erty in South Africa. She also encouraged continued divest­ ment in South African compa­ nies. Most blacks work as domes­ tic servants or miners and their salary ranks way below poverty level with no govern­ "I need two things to get through mental relief. Domestic ser­ vants earn $50-$100 per school: good grades and money. I can month and gold or diamond take care of the first all by myself, and miners earn $100-$200 · per UPS is helping me take care of the month. second. They gave me a part-time job "Black people are mere ob­ that really pays. jects to be used, discarded and ·1 make almost $10,000 a year for dispensed into rural areas where we meet our end and working about 4 hours a day, 5 days a die," Mandela said. week. But get this, UPS has student As a final plea, Mandela loans that let me borrow up to $25,000 said, "South Africans want freedom for generations to a year for college. Compare that come." anywhere else. I also got my choice of Mandela acknowledged schedules--mornings, or nights. My that when majority rule is obtained in South Africa so­ work hours fit around my class hours. cialism will probably be en­ Most students work in Operations. But you forced. might get something in Accounting, Indus­ A few demonstrators trial Engineering, l.S. or Customer Service. marched in front of the chapel with their confederate flags "No other company offers more to and signs~ students than UPS. Talk to them. Get One protestor called Man­ what you need to get your diploma." dela a "red communist." In a question-and-answer Applicants are being considered session after her speech Man­ for your local UPS office. For dela said, "Who are they to interviews or more information about dictate to us what kind of sys­ UPS, see your school's career tem we choose?" referring to development or job placement the ·protestors outside. The center. UPS is an equal opportunity audience laughed at her re­ employer. mark. M/F Oth~r questions students raised included military posi­ tion, women's rights and the WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. future of the apartheid situ­ I* I ation. Mandela is touring the United States to talk about the UP DELIVERS E UCATIDI South African cause. She claims not to be a political aG­ ~ tivist. The Central Florida Future February 22, 1990 7 4th FIGHTER GROUP MOCKTAIL DEBATE FROM PAGE 3

~01NQ1.(\'(S, Panhellenic social chairman, , D>OtJ1l.U1 .. E. li),~~~1;'111.<.S, ~· ~~Oi~ who said Panhellenic did most 7/ :: Qi Q) "{· ~ (:: l.. ()) ~ f3i. I! J_( of the work organizing the •Over 5,000 Sq. Ft. Fully party. • Equipped Beautiful Martial After several amendments, Art Center the bill currently allocates ·Universal Weight Machines-==== $450 for the party. One • Olympic Set Free Weights amendment to the bill speci­ • fied the party was facilitated by Panhellenic. The bill has been tabled for one week. No new date was set Looking so smart! for the party, which was free It doesn't take a lot of and open to all students. money to look like a Sen. Lisa Thieler, who spon­ • million. For precision sored the bill, said Tubbs re­ cuts, fashion penns, cently ~old her he will veto any and the Series profes­ bill with the words "Greek sional line of hair care Council" in it. According to Thiel er, he products. A great look SUNDAYS ITS Tl"' RliTIJRN OFTI IR "SUNDAY llArrv I IOVR" WITI I SI.SO ORIN KS recently vetoed a bill that at great price. What FROM S:OO 10 Cl.OSI! a-, would have given $500 to • could be smarter? AND IJVDY W1fUCDAY•• • Greek Council for an Alcohol Find out for yourself ~~~~~~~i:=~g~i:_:r.tT':O: Task Force workshop March 4. why people keep (407) 898-4251 The bill was reintroduced 494 Rickenbacker Drive ------coming back to without mention of the Greek • at the Orlando Executive Airport PAUL Mll-Cl_,ELL. COST CUTTER8 Council and passed Feb. 8. COST CUTTERS SUNCREST VILLIAGE I 0071 University Blvd. (University & Dean) 679-6766 LAST CALL Open 7 days a week for your convenience! • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $5.75 Haircut: $19.95 Perm • : 20% Off (Regular S6.9S) •. or Body Wave • In stock All Hair Lengths • CRcaular$24.9S) • SERIES and Nc•us , • A · Laaa H1ir er special wrap1 ,... 0 Management •~ ppomtment • sliahtadditiooal cbargt:. • Haircare Products Necessary • Appoiumcnt recommc:ndcd • • Walk·im subject to availability. • COST CUTTER8 : COST CUTTERS : COST CUTTER8 WfhitisalllpXl.Goocl Thru• w .. ~ Good Thru • Good Thru Positions e Wth l¥ll=:.llff 3/1 /90 : rol=tCI llff 3/1 /90 • CO

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Students deserve ~~/~'iOCPS ._:..- Ljl\Qll~~ a chance to judge -. who is qualified Simply put, President Altman made the wrong decision. Even though his study of the student govern­ i ment elections statutes may have led him to the I ~ \ conclusion that Don Taylor fell short of the eli­ gibility requirements for student body presi­ !y \ dent, Altman should have overruled the stat­ utes and allowed Taylor to run. The elections statutes, that half-baked, con­ ·~ fusing and contradictory collection of edicts, rules and plain fluff, have several major flaws. But the biggest flaw is the eligibility require­ ment that kept Taylor, a student with new ideas, new programs and a passionate commit­ ment to improve student government, from running for president. He may not have been the best-qualified can­ didate. In fact, he might have made the absolute worst president this or any other college cam­ pus has ever seen in the whole history ofstudent governments. But he should have been allowed to run. Where is it written (besides in the student government statutes, of course) that a first­ semester student can't make a good student • body president? In the past, first-semester stu­ dents have become good student senators, and A message for Gator fans: Get lost seniors and grad students have become abys­ The following opinion column is directed to the mal presidents. filthiest, most horrid people on camp us: UCF students Sure, they might be less familiar with the who don horrid clothes from other colleges and uni­ versities. way things are done at UCF or in student I know this is nothing new to avid Central Florida government than someone who has been at­ Future readers, and I hope this reaches all three of tending school for one semester. you, but I would again like to voice my concern about Who says that's a liability? A fresh perspec­ all those useless Gator T-shirts and logos still float­ oh, let's say Russia, and you were drafted, would you tive might be just the thing to sha,ke things up ing around this campus. have a bumper sticker on your American jeep saying Why is this such a problem on our humble campus? "God must be a Communist because people bleed at student government, which too often seems It's not just Gator stuff that is so blatantly out of red." to be running only on impulse power. place on campus, but worthless goop from any other I think not. Maybe a president should have a certain college or university. Second of all, you're in college now; it is an experi­ amount of experience with UCF and SG. But Some folks think that the farther away the school ence that should be ladened with vicious, blood­ that is an issue that the voters should be al­ is, the more acceptable it is to litter UCF with their thirsty, good-old-fashioned rivalry. lowed to decide for themselves. shirts and garbage. Eh uh. Ifyou wear something like a Gator T-shirt, it's not The last time I brought this shameless factor up, I like you are at a football game where there is chance Taylor has already gotten a degree from a was approached with logic like: "Well, I used to go other happy Gators are in also in attendance. • Florida university. He has been attending sen­ there, and I'm still proud of it." No! You are in the Knight Zone now, Buckeroo, ate meetings regularly for months. He is more What kind of goofy, lame answer is that? and you will have no friends if you continue. familiar with the way our student government First of all, you are here now and not there, Maybe you'll have a few friends, but they will only is run than 99 percent of the UCF student body. meaning that you must have done something wrong like you because they probably went to a place like UF • him if you are here and want to be there. Get it? Got it. too, meaning they most likely failed out and also have Maybe that isn't enough to make a good Good. severe mental deficiencies as well. student body president. But the voters never got Ifyou were married a second time, would you wear Simply put: don't pollute our campus with mer­ a chance to decide for themselves whether he a T-shirt bearing the name of your former wife (as­ chandise from other schools. You are at UCF now. Be was qualified. That is wrong, no matter what suming the shirt said something nice about her, of proud of it or go back to where you purchased your the statutes say. course)? loopy T-shirts. ~ President Altman should have given Taylor If we suddenly found ourselves in a war fighting, UCF. Love it or leave it, pinkos! and U CF a chance to fix that. • CentralFloridaFbture •STATIC OVER WUCF And Mr. Carroll, ask yourself, student government Attorney P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 Editor: "Am I imposing the limitations to General Lori Dickes legal opinion Business Office (407) 275-2601, News Office (407) 275-2865 WUCF Station Manager Peter blatantly censor an art form, or do which said students · seeking to Corron has imposed new limits on the new limits honestly reflect the Editor In Chief hold leadership positions must the heavy metal and progressive will of the UCF student body?" fo Bow The Golden Rule standards. R. Scott Horner programming. He advocates cen­ As responsible adults, we de­ He has. Managing Editor Eric Dentel soring lyrics and selective pro­ serve some straight answers. He's now taking classes here, is • News Editor Lauren Curtis gramming. not on probation and has yet to Sports Editor Bill Foxworthy We are attending UCF to com­ Kathy Roux have a UCF GPA Confetti Editor John Citrone plete our education and prepare social sciences What's the deal? Having no . . Copy Editor Jennifer Offenburger ourselves as responsible adults. GPA?Ifthat's it, it's like saying to Art Director Deborah Cunningham Unjustly, Mr. Carroll, through • ABSURD RULING all first term students, "Ah, we've Photo Editor Jorge Alvarez censorship, would prefer to form Editor: decided you can't run for office." Production Manager Lara E. Hutchison our opinions for us. Thanks, Peter Where's the common sense in It's akin to telling immigrants Carroll. keeping Taylor's name off the bal­ to our country (legal, that is) that Office Manager Tracy Torres The programming of WUCF lot? Let's look at it objectively. they can't run for public office. Ad Production Manager Anissa Larson should reflect the musical tastes Is he a UCF student? Yes, he's in That's absurd. • Advertising Staff Armand Cimaroli and preferences of the student his first semester. C'mon Lori, where's your sense Cindy Cowen body; it is supposed to be a service Does he have a UCF GPAof2.0 of objectivity? Let the man run to us students. or higher? and let the UCF student voters Opinions expressed In The Central Florida Future are thooe of the newspaper or Individual colurmist and not necessarily those of the Board of Publications. University Administration, So, students, let us ask our­ Since this is his first semester decide whether he should be our • or Board of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed, maximum of 300 words and Include selves, "Do Mr. Carroll's limita­ here, this rule does not apply be­ the author's signature, major and phone number. Letters are subject to editing for grammar next student body president. and space and become the copyrighted property of the newspaper . Names may be withheld tions increase the value of the cause he has no computed UCF but the newspaper reserves the right to refuse publk:ation of any letter. The Central Florida service, or do they diminish our GPA yet. Future Is a free.non-profit newspaper published twice weekly during the academic year and Andre Marrou • weekly during the summer. All meetings of the BOP are open to the public. listening plea~ure?" What else is there? Oh, yeah, radio television

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• Cooking: one of the human race's major achievements According to the Institute For Consumer Alarm, your kitchen :~·:ljiiV . E~;~;l'BWRRY ''' is one of the most fatal places in • \ T ilblJ"f,(=f:Medi a .Services tC your home. The number one • ·:-; '.·:::::•• :=: :-:· • -·· cause of kitchen death, of course, is eating an entire tube of Pillsbury's chocolate-chip cookie • Today's Practical Home­ dough raw. Nobody ever takes maker Topic is: Useful Cooking the time to heat it up. More than Tips and Hints. two-thirds of the total world Cooking is one of the major supply is consumed right at the cultural achievements, along Pillsbury factory, the floors of with golf, that separate human which are littered with the bod­ beings from animals. Animals ies of moaning, dough-bloated • don't cook. workers. When they encounter some­ Also the odds are that your thing that might be food, they [ ( kitchen contains large quanti­ just snork it down. My editor's ] J ties of microwaves which, let's dog, Clementine, once ate stop kidding ourse · ves, are aquarium gravel WITHOUT deadly atomic radiat1on. Look at EVEN HEATING IT UP . the evidence. Years ago, the elec­ • Some scientists believe that tricity industry purchased vast ants might cook. The reasoning quantities of deadly atomic ra­ here is that if you look at the diation for use in nuclear power kinds of culinary treasures that plants, many of which had to be worker ants are always scut­ shut down for safety reasons tling off with, such as dead bees when nearby gardens started and worm heads and filth-en­ producing 400-pound -zucchinis. crusted Rolaids fragments, you So the electricity industry was have to say to yourself, as a stuck with all this excess radia­ scientist, "Surely they're not tion, and suddenly, CONVEN­ going to eat that RAW?" So the .. IENTLY, they come out with this theory is that maybe in one of .., new "miracle appliance" that :~ their secret underground tun­ '!. DOESN'T GET HOT but can nels they have a kitchen facility cook a hot dog in 30 seconds and staffed by temperamental chef cause an egg (Kids! Try this at ants wearing little dorky white home!) to actually explode. Anri hats and communicating by we're supposed to believe that angrily waving their feelers ©1990 Trlbu'!e Media Services, Inc. tis is made possible by umicro­ ("You morons! I said FRESH waves," friendly, harmless Ozzie worm heads!"). was able, as an aware parent, to explain the situation Nelson rays that we're not supposed to worry about Unfortunately we cannot prove this, because ants in sensitive ecological terms. ''These are ants," I even though they are capable of easily penetrating a are very difficult to study. I learned this last Christ­ explained. "We hate them." convenience-store burrito that you couldn't cut with mas when my son got one of those educational ant This is not to suggest that I have anything against a machete. farms, the kind where you put some ants inside, and Smucker's products. Au contraire (literally, "I have Next time you're in the department store micro­ they dig in the sand and educate your child until he nothing against Smucker's products") Once at a bar wave section, take a close look at the salespersons' eventually gets a full scholarship to Harvard. Find­ mitzvah I met a man whose life was saved by ajar of sportsjackets, and try to think of a way you could ing the ants was no problem. Our house has received Smucker's strawfierry preserves. I am not making obtain mutant colors (or, for that matter, salesper­ the coveted four-star rating from the Worldwide Ant this up. He was returning from the store with the sons) like those WITHOUT exposure to radiation. Directory of Places To Infest, and we quickly at­ preserve jar in a bag stuck inside his coat, and a This is why top home economists recommend that tracted a whole squadron of them by using an old mugger attempted to stab him, and the jar deflected you limit your food-preparation activities to the Two Indian trick wherein you smear a glob of Smucker's the knife, thus saving his life. He wrote a letter about Basic Food Groups, namely(l)Takeoutand (2) Deliv­ grape jelly on your patio, and when an ;.int gets into this to the Smucker~s company, which sent him a ery. And if you must go into a kitchen, you should the blob, you simply grab it and plop it into your farm. whole case of strawberry preserves. I bet he looks carry a protective jar of Smucker's brand strawberry Unfortunately, it turns out that the particular brand ridiculous carrying it around inside his coat, but at preserves, although I should point out, in case the [ of ants we have on our patio does not respond well to least he's safe. Smucker's people thoughtfully decide to send me a being grabbed, so instead ofbeingeducational, they'd And safety is always the number one topic when gift in exchange for mentioning their name 10 times just lie on top of the sand, encased in jelly, twitching. you're talking about Useful Cooking Tips and Hints, (counting these: Smucker's Smucker's Smucker's), My son was concerned about this, but fortunately I which as you may recall is what we're doing here. that.I myself am a boysenberry man. .Music Recording Society For sale washer $75 video camera/recorder ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING The UCF Music Recording Society's band Is $450 stereo syst $50 273-2290 BOOKSI $32,000/year income potential. De­ having their next session Tues. Feb. 27 at tails. (1 )602-838-8885 Ext. BK 5780 6pm. Last minute Song Contest Entries can WHY RENT? Get some affordable equity be turned in the Rehearsal Hall. Regular 1983 Mobile Home;2BR;5 minutes from UCF; meeting is on Wed. 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(. The UCFbaseball team defeated the University of Houston, 12-5, in the consolation game of the Olive Garden Classic in Kissimmee Monday. Long Beach State became tourna­ ment champions by defeating the Uni­ versity of Illinois, 4-3 to win the classic. Senior outfielder Jim Crone led UCFs attack and had four RBI. He also hit a three-run homer. UCF led 8-1 after the third inning and had 14 hits in the game. Ernie Martinez went three-for-four and had four RBI and a run. Chad Mottala and Jim Crone had two hits each. Laurence Heisler was the winning pitcher. He pitched five innings and struck out four batters. He relieved starter Pat Hubbard, who gave up six hits while striking out one fotter in four innings. The Knights are 3-7 and host a four­ '· game series with Wisconsin this Friday through Sunday. The Knights had three players named to the all-tournament team. They were thirdbaseman Ernie Marti­ Jorge Alvarez/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE nez, outfielder Chad Mottala and pinch Designated hitter Marc LeClerc hit a home run in the consolation game of the Olive Garden Classic Monday. LeClerc is the hiter Marc LeClerc. team co-leader in home runs with two. Outfielder Jim Crone also has two home runs this season. Tracey Stowe Due-process bill leads Knights challenges NCAA Staff Report by Jay Rutenkroger COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Nebraska campuses can ignore penalties imposed Tracey Stowe has solved the point guard problem on their sports programs by the National Collegiate for the Lady Knights basketball team, according to Athletic Association (NCAA) if the NCAA doesn't women's basketball coach Beverly Knight. strictly follow constitutional rules when it investi­ Barton County Community College in Kansas gates them, Nebraska's state legislature decided. provided the Lady Knights basketball team with In a direct rebuke of the NCAA's practice of inves­ Stowe. tigating member schools' sports programs and pun­ Stowe is a native of Kansas and learned the game ishing them without letting them defend themselves, of basketball from her father. the legislature passed a bi11 Jan. 26 that would "My dad taught me how to play basketball. He was prevent the NCAA from penalizing any Nebraska my first coach," Stowe said. "He's going to see me play schools if it follows those normal procedures. for the first time at UCF in our game against Louisi­ The bill, which has not yet been signed into law .by ana Tech., currently the number one ranked team, ~v. Kay Orr, also would make the NCAA liable for and I am very excited about that." any money its sanctions cost a school. In her first season with the Lady Knights, Stowe, If it becomes law, the measure would set up legal a junior, won a spot on the starting team. confrontation with the NCAA that, in turn, could During the Christmas tournament against Co­ '. greatly diminish the NCAA's power to regulate how lumbia University Stowe showed why UCF recruited member schools recruit and pay athletes. her. 'llJ'he process our members have set up does pro­ In that game, Stowe dished out eight assists, four vide for due process," said NCAA spokesman Jim rebounds and only one turnover. Marchiony. Stowe also played the entire forty minutes in that Asked if he thought the NCAA will be affected by ., contest. the Nebraska bill, Marchiony said, "Not at all." On Jan. 13 against FIU, Stowe made 14 assists The bill's sponsor was Sen. Ernie Chambers of with only three turnovers. Another of Stowe's top Michael Laughlin/CENTRAL FLO AIDA FUl unE Omaha, a constant advocate of sports reform. For the performances came against the FAMU Lady Rat­ Junior guard Tracey Stowe prepares to make a pass past nine years, he's championed legislation to pay tlers. in one of the Lady Knights' games this season. college football players in the state, arguing they In that game Stowe battled against FAMU's should share in the ticket and television revenues Shelley Boston, who leads the NCAA in steals with an As a point guard Stowe understands she probably they help create. average of five per game. will not score too many points, but rather setting He first introduced the due process bill last year in Stowe handed out seven assists with five turn­ plays and passing the ball to others. response to a 1988 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that overs. Boston manag~d one steal from Stowe. "I've been playing point guard all my life. I was never the NCAA is a private, voluntary association, and "Tracey is very consistent both offensively and tall so I never played any other position. I was al ways consequently doesn't have to comply with constitu­ defensively," Knight said. taught that's the way you play and running the tional due process requirements when it punishes. "She's only had two games where she committed offense, not scoring points, is my job." The case involved University of Nevada-Las Vegas more turnovers than assists. She is the one player But Stowe was not always able to run offenses basketball coach Jerry Tark.anian. · who is totally in charge of our offense and, in essence, effectively. "Out of high school I used to play so out of The NCAA placed UNLV on two years' probation she's our coach on the floor." control. My junior college coach helped me to control in 1977 for violating 38 recruiting rules, including 10 "She is a fine leader who leads like Jil1 Killen, the game more and cut down on turnovers." by Tarkanian himself. through example," Knight said. At UCF, Stowe feels her game has improved even A Nevada state court ruled the sanctions were "The team comes first with her and the players more. unfair because a NCAA investigator was biased know that through her practices and performances "Since I came here my vision has improved greatly, against Tarkanian, but the high court reversed the during our games." which is necessary when adjusting to Division I decision. ,, Stowe was introduced to UCF through her junior basketball," she said. college teammate, Killen. Basketball is not the only sport in which Stowe She considered attending Akron University and participates. She also plays golf and may try out for Northernlowain addition to UCF. Thehead women's UC F's women's golf team. coach at Northern Iowa also. coached Stowe in high For now, Knight is glad that Stowe plays on her school. team. "I liked the way Coach Knight handled her pro­ "Tracey is a great addition to our team. The previ­ gram best so I decided to come here," Stowe said . . ous two seasons I've had to worry about our point After earning her bachelor degree in liberal stud­ guard situation that I know I had a lot of hair turn ies, Stowe plans to enter graduate schqol and study gray. It is so nice not to have worry about our point exercise physiology. guard." • ••

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• .. UCF ·broadens its horizons International students bring the universe into university; come from near _and far to gain an educ~tion as well as a cultural experien.ce

by Carlos Martinez

NTVERSl1Y STUDENTS KNOW the college experience consists of more than just going to class and making good grades. One must appreciate the extra­ curricular activities, clubs and writing for newspapers that make up the rest of college life. The most important aspect of these activities is simply the interaction of people. That's what brings the universe into university: the great di­ versity of people that study, go to class and form • ideas together. Therefore. it is easy to see that the university student body consists not only of American citi­ zens. but of citizens of other nations. Statistics based on enrollment last semester at UCF show international students come from as far away as Australia and Turkey. The majority of international students at UCF, however, are coming primarily from the Asian and < Far-Eastern parts of the world. India. at the top of the list. is the homeland of 47 international students. China is next on the list with 34 students at UCF. Canada has 22. Taiwan and Lebanon both tie for fourth with 21 and the United Kingdom has 20 students attending. On the other end of the student scale, five countries have only one student at UCF. They are Australia, Luxembourg, Ghana. Somalia and Denmark. With the total UCF student population at about 20,000, these numbers may not seem like a lot. But consider all the universities nationwide that may have about the same number of international students. Douglas Mowry, the coordinator of International Student Services. said given current information, the influx of international students is nationally stable. Considering the number of foreign students attending, the fact there is no collegiate recruit­ ment abroad is very astounding. "Most foreign students here learn about UCF through word of mouth," Mowry said. "As UCF matures. it should become more attractive to international students for study." Most foreign students are here on temporary visas that allow them to study. Although they are able to attend school here, Mowry stated it is very hard for a student to qualify for a permanent residency in the U.S. He went on to say the students are not primarily from one class of society, but from a full range of backgrounds. Some are able to go to school fully on grants awarded for their ability. What. one might ask, does the average foreign student study? On the whole, the fields of study most international students go into inv.olves tech­ nical field- engineering, science, physics and chemist:ry. Being such a contrast to what a majority of American and European students go irito (liberal arts studies). one might recall the difference in mathematical training in Eastern and Western schools. The average test score in math for the interna­ • tional student is considerably higher than that of the American student. Most students stay in the U.S. to attain at least an advanced degree in their field. Because nations like India and China are so populous, their school systems simply cannot supply the amount of collegiate preparation needed to educate the

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•t@fl! .. t§j~!ii,,\.I§fJMi§.\ilt.!i}i,@·• 2 Confetti February 22, 1990 Week • La Cage Aux Foiles will Seek'Revenge'attheater be showri in the student ac­ tivities center at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. • Costner, Students of Wrancher, McQuinn and Wolf will perform at noon in the UCF Quinn, Rehearsal Hall. • Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas will be performed in the Stowe: Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theater tonight. Feb. 23 and 24 and best mix March 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 25 and for love March 4 at 1:30 p.m. •The Miss AASU Pageant triangle and party will be held in the student center auditortum from 7 p.m. power to 10 p.m. (party at 10 p.m.). •The Beiyeu Student Flute Recital will be struggle,' held at 8 p.m. in the UCF Rehearsal Hall. •Mr. Big ()pens for Rush at 7:30 p.m. make for in the Orlando Arena. Tickets - $18.50. successful movie

Jay Cochran (Kevin Costner) enters into Peart Lee a passionate Life son love affair with • Starship will perform at Busch Gar­ his friend's wife dens in Tampa. Tickets are available and sets the through Ticketmaster outlets. scene for "Revenge."· W'fJrlt! N!a •The Cover Girls and Dino Columbia Picture. ~IA.~!!!! will open for New Kids On by Richard Erle Karman and into the paranoid world of pay­ The Block at 8 p.m. in the Orlando Revenge back time. Arena. Tickets are $19.50 plus service EVENGE. Based on Jim Hanison's novel of charge. • Egyptian Nights will be held lbe oldest motive lmown the same name, Revenge concocts a at the Beacham Theater to benefit the to man," said Dirty Hany Rated: R**** brew of betrayal and romance that Jake Allen Centers for Deaf/Blind Chil­ Callahan. Starring: Kevin Costner, banks on and cashes in with the ever­ dren, Inc. There will be music by Robby R Anthony Quinn. Big "When setting out for revenge. it's popular love triangle. Clark of Bang and a fashion show. best to dig two graves," said James Madeleine Stowe Dubious businessman Tibey Men­ Donation is $15 per person. Bond. Unquestionably, both state­ Director: Tony Scott dez (Anthony Quinn) and his wife ments hold more than simple truth. Miryca (Madeleine Stowe) seem happy • Little Vera will be shown There are an infinite number of Key: *Awful **Poor ***Fair together enjoying their rich lifestyle in ~Aiill!W..&.m in the student actiVities situations that can propel a man ****Good *****Excellent Mexico. center at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. towards revenge: power, money, Enter Jay Cochran (Kevin Costner). crimes committed Oust look at the maj ortty of Charles a close friend ofTibey's who's a retired Naval aviator. Bronson films) . But there's a certain something about After a few good-bye words with his Navy buddies, a woman, particularly a woman one loves, that sends a man beyond the point of rational decision-making see REVENGE page 4

. • The U.S. Comedy Competition will be held in the student activities center at 9 p.m. • 'Get Ahead' will spark Curiosity A program entitled Graduate Impact will be held in the Commons at 7 p.m. • Robin Beck sounds too much like Joan Jett on Trouble or Nothin' Students of Wolf. Radock and Ault will perform in the UCF Rehearsal Hall --- at 12 noon. and a fair dose of soul to The Charts • Les make Gel Ahead an album Miserables, worthy of more than one Week ending Feb. 23, 1990. based on list.en. the novel by It is hard to resist tracks Victor Top Ten College "Name and Number," "We Albums I H u g 0 ' Just Gotta Do It (For Us)" opens to­ and "Who Are You," when night at 1. Deep they continuously assault Bob Carr Peter Murphy the listener with rich har­ 2. Boomerang through The Creatures monies and strong funk. .. March 4. 3. The Sensual World The vocals of Ben Volpe­ Tickets are Kate Bush liere-Pierrot were evident 4. Candle/and available at • GetAhead from the opening notes of • 'n-ouble or Nothin ticketmas­ Ian McCulloch Keep Your Distance and 5. Book of Days Artist: Curiosity Killed The Artist: Robin Beck ter outlets. Psychedelic Furs Cat they are even stronger on Producer: Desmond Child 6. Beet Producers: Nathan East, Get Ahead. The album's Label: Mercury •Rob Base, Doug E. Fresh, Eleventh Dream Day second track, "Do Your Glen Skinner and Allen ~~~~ De La Soul and guest 7. Automaffc Believin'," is practically 0 YOU ARE SINGING THE The Jesus and Mary Toussaint L'Trlmm will perform at the University Chain Label: PolyGram carried by Ben's soulful blues because Joan of Florida in the Stephen O'Connell 8. March vocal intonations. S Jett and the Black­ Center at 8 p.m. · Michael Penn ACK IN 1987 CURlOSl1Y The rest of the cuts make hearts left and nothing can 9. The Mind Is A Terrible Killed The Cat re­ for an interesting mix of fill the void in your heart Thing to Taste B leased their debut various musical styles and ears. right? Ministry 10.11 album, Keep Your Distance, ranging from Detroit funk Wrong. . Confetti Smithereens an LP blasted by critics as to Caribbean calypso. Shake, rattle and roll on being throw away pop fluff The stylistic blends and John Citrone Margaret Jennings down to the local record Editor Assistant Editor e 1990 Gavin ll•porl by artists that would never intelligent lyrics work well store and check out Trouble stick around. to create a very mature and or Nothin by Robin Beck (no D. Cunningham Lara E. Hutchison To the surprise of those surprising second LP. The relation to J efI). Art Director Production Manager critics, CKTC is back and true test for Curiosity Killed Decked out in leather and their follow up album is a The Cat is to follow up this long black hair on the Corifet:ti, is published by The CenJral Florida definite surprise. project with something album cover, Robin could FuLure, the student newspaper of the University of Central Florida. Send all correspondence to: The British quartet has equally satisfying. easily pass as Jett's sister. Corifetti c/o The Central Florida Future, P.O. Box combined streetwise jazz, 25000, University of Central Florida, Orlando, old funk, New Orleans roots - Steven Conner see ROBIN BECK page 4 Florida 32816. • Confetti February 22, 1990 3

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REVENGE That wotild not only be FROMPAGE2 boring but too simple. Besides, Tibey isn't a com­ Big F: success.the hard way Cochran heads straight for mon hood. One couldn't walk Mexico. to vacation with his into his home and simply put Band's ideas, name open for interpretations, suggestions long-time friend. a bullet in him at any conven­ After a few encounters ience and leave unscathed. with Miryea, Cochran under­ Tibey is calculated in his stands she wants more than every move. Quinn is con­ • friendship. vincing in his portrayal of He turns his back, !mow­ Tibey, pulling out all the ing a relationship would stops. never work, but Miryea's Revenge counts on high­ ·unhappy marriage adds to octane blood and thunder. Cochran's attraction. But then again, what better Of course, the real trouble way to build a film of this begins as Tibey learns of his sort. wife's infidelity that leads to Hats off to Costner, Quinn some tough-as-nails, heavy­ and Stowe for their durable duty, industrial-strength performances and to Harri­ revenge. son and Jeffrey Fiskin, co­ Revenge is the cause and writers of t;he screenplay, for the result of all the action their script that's absent of taking place, and rightfully any cheese-ball dialogue. so. Miryea is vengeful of her husband for having a mis­ tresses. Tibey feels cause for Karmen's Video Pick revenge for the obvious rea­ • The Dream Team sons and Cochran seeks it for what Tibey actually does to Michael Keaton leads Elektra him. a bond of escaped loon­ Rob Donin (drums), John Shreve (bass, vocals) and Mark Christian (guitar) of The Big F With all this retribution ies in on attempt to save approach music with a unique style and flare. going on, Revenge is vitamin­ their favorite doctor from packed with a plot that a murder conspiracy. Be by Bridget Clark leased as their first single at the end of knows when to run and walk. sure to pick up this winner January, "Kill the Cowboy," their second It's not a matter of Co­ of a flick. ISAPPOINTED MUSIC FANS filled the single and "Alpert Tango." chran vs. Tibey. Beacham Theater the night of Mon- Donin said that The Big F does not need ;:;:::::;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;::::;=::::==:=:;::;;;::;;;::;;=;-i D day, Feb. 5. girls to sell their videos, unlike other groups Due to a misprint of the concert time, The such as Whitesnake. "Bands should give NEW from Hewlett-Packard Big F, the first opening group, had already themselves more credit than that," he added. performed before most of the audience ar­ Donin describes their videos as mostly con­ rived. This change did not alfect the second ceptual and revolving around performances. opening group, Soundgarden. or the head­ There is one bandwagon The Big F does liner, Voivod. join, and that is celebrities promoting social The misprint appeared in the Orlando awareness. Donin finds Sting's fight for the Sentinel Calendar section. The mistake did tropical rain forests admirable and he wishes not leave The Big F discouraged. all bands would use their musical influence The Los Angeles-based band consists of to become more involved with such causes. John Shreve on bass and vocals. Rob Donin Though Donin describes their music as on drums and Mark Christian on guitar. "extremely loud and different," the audience The HP-148 Business CalculatOT The I IP-425 RJ'N Scientific Cak ulator They met two years ago while performing is not. sure how to react. The group wants to in other bands. At that time, according to tour the country extensively in order to build Students: Power to handle your Donin. they tried not to have any musical a core following. Make the most of your tough problems. And influences, though in the past they listened "A lot of bands take the hard sell approach. study time with this it's the best one to Jirmny Hendrix and Deep Purple. They They vomit themselves all over the audience," easy-to-use calculator. available for matrix wanted to fail or succeed on their own terms, he said. The Big F prefers to attract their fans and vector math! not because of what someone else had al­ slowly and more naturally, without all the ready done. hype and without shoving their music down Come in and try one today. Donin described their beginning as daily the audience's throat. jam sessions before they invited several rec­ The Big F plans to tour for another eight FA:.'11 HEWLETT ord companies to their gigs. The group months before going back to the studio to &'.'.~ PACKARO wanted complete creative control. Elektra work on their second album, to be released gave them this and their own label, FFF. later this year. The group is already working Donin said his first break was finding on new vb b songs and has the leftovers that i!fi INTERNATIONAL Shreve and Christian. 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