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Central Florida Future, Vol. 02 No. 06, November 7, 1969.
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We Live in the Present By the Past, but for the
Vol. 2, No. 6 FTU. O.tando. Aoride November 7, 1969 Vin cent the Vulture '
Senators of the Year There has been an 1 apparition on campus which has been appearing Senators Bob Corson a.qd F ran ~ in the evenings and frightening female resident students. The personage, S antry were aw ar d e d dressed in a loose-fitting monlis robe with a gas mask ouer his fac e, ha " Outstanding Senator of the Year" been dubbed "gas man ", by the resident students. The following article plaques at the September 28 mysteriously appeared in the FuTUre office and prompted the m eeting of t h e St udent FuTUre's photographer-in-residence, Jim Lehman, lo catch "Gas Man" Governm ent. late one night. The FuTUre now prints both the exclusive picture and In an interview with the F uTUre, mysterious article on the "Terror of Tech ". both senators were asked to comment on the apathy of the students during t he election and in general. Senator San try said, " I Mysterious "Gas Man " hope t he vote wasn't a show of support (or lack of support) for the Stu dent Government. Personally, I'm throughly disgusted with my electorate. Anytime anyone can run unopposed and win with only 17 votes, it's disgusting." Asked what the problem was, S a ntry continued, "A gross communication lag is our greatest problem. We s imply cannot communicate with the students. We can't get their names, addresses, and phone numbers for three t o four months (from t he computer)." ' Senator Corson added, "Senators are interested in all the problems of their section. We are interested in Fra nk Sa ntry and can try to handle academic as well as social, disciplinary, and monetary problems. We meet and talk with the faculty and administration and they come to us. However, w e represent the students and to serve t hem, we must know their hopes, problems, expectations of FTU, their gripes, however petty they feel the problems may be." The Lake Claire Project is their main project and bot h senators are interested in any pr ojects which their constituents are in terested in. Senator Corson likes to work wit h t he budget and Santry is keenly in t ere ste d in sta t u tes and procedures. Both keep close watch on senate activities and as Santry said, " It's easy to lose sight o f legislative procedure when the only au t horit y you have is the constitut ion." The senators greatest moments last year were the action in developing the constitution and This photograph was taken at night by the FuTUre photographer Jim form of government, and the Lehman, as the "Gas Man" was captured in his nocturnaJ travels. h eaded debates which insued. Senator Corson stated that each senate meeting was a fresh and challenging experience and equally rewarding. The Gas M an Cometh
In a reddish grey robe, he wanders with no apparent route among th residence halls. He sbuffJes slowly on his way, wheezing ht m g through a coffee brown gas mask. Almost nightly "Gas Man" has b en sighted by residents and commuters alike. His arrival on campus has TAU Gu.lty, IFC States stirred violent controversy among students. Melba Toast stated, in an exclusive interview, "It was just borribJ . weeks ago with violating This ... this creature loomed up in ------ found guilty of those front of me making this terrible choking sound. And when l looked Ano her po ibJe ongm of "G an" is that hi grave was placed on social probation into his eyes... they weren't here." 1iss Toas is currently recovering accident.ally opened by Ni • aale from the terrible shock in the when they started comt.ruct.ion on Health Center. the Science Technology Building Sam Bannarna, a common And he is currently wandering everyd~y student at the University, around searching for new r ting bad this to say about "Gas ~hn" : places. "Glufporpleknoblegeep!" Through all or this there hin a ell, what manner of being is glimmer of hope for the terrified "Gas • Ian" ? le end ha.s it a ~ ident s udents of FTU The tra eller in the Tibetian Himaiayas, " P urple Mazzda" ~ cha11enged be "Gas • an" to a duel. o ill be one ru ee e he fell in · h a band of mon ho lled rum and put him the victor in the cont.es ? iJJ "Gu His • fan" conquer all? ill the '"Purple ~r of TAU pla ·ed in a recent fla hrougb the cruel of tortures. a u1 scars are covered b the • fazz.da", om to uphold j lice, blood · ed robe and he mas return the campus to r lati peace ht ai FTU r hjd the u J of a one and urity? Only th_ of bliri ime will teJJ. No vember 7, 1969< ,age 2 FuTure Edito·rial Poor Election Response Attributed To Apathy You dldn 'l vote! You pn11K d the voling 11lalion11 in lhr lobby of the library. You thought, "Wh11l good will my vol do?" Sev ral race were won with three r I 11 votes; on wa11 liod wilh on , v Le for each candid t. . Don't soy, "T didn't know th RndldaLe11." Mo11l candidal 8 campaigned and with a v ry Jillie efforl, you could have talked around and found ul about them. Id you say, "Campus politics, who cares about that kid stuff?" J11 ont.rolling a $30,000 budgrl kid'1111luff? Whil you hav th int r l and nergy to march miles in protest of slate and national policle , you wouldn't walk six st p11 out of your way to h Ip make your coll g '11 pollcl 11. If you w re among th unclassified sludent11, you wouldn'l lak th Lim lo walk I HR than 50 pac 11 , a11k for a note specifying your o ad mi Landing, return and vol . Should elecLlon11 havr b on h Id while nearly one-half the univer11it.y wn s unch11111ifi d? Why not? Th nrw rn11Le had lo be el cLrd a soon as p 1111i hl . Mnny 11cnalor11 gradualod, lran11fcrr d, or h 11 n l lo seek r -election. 'l'hr11e vncnncl s had lo br promptly filled. Stud nt int r sl and 11upport. l1111upp rdly gr nt. r th firnt. r w wrek of colleg . Elo lion pr · durr 111 not t. be blamed for the v •ry poor turnout. '!'he 11p11t.hetl 11tude·nt.11, nnd from the• le· Lion re11ull11 around 2500 r 80 prr ent. four 111.udenl , iar to b · bl11mod ! Since ft''l'U i11 bu 11 i nlly a commuting oil go, y u commut.er11 hav a rP11pon11ihllily to t.h1 c llrgr nnd to yourHolvc•11. Your tuition ent.ille11 you l.o Studrnt. Oovornmrnl rnpr<• 11nt.ntlon. If you didn't vol , you 11 horl rh11ng1·d your elf. 11.'8 t.1J11 l11L11 Lo profH i11 Lhi 11111<"1.lun , I 11t mrncuLlvo clc Lion 11 will hr comi nu up in Lhr prinu. lh Lhlnklnu of r pon11 lhle tud nt you nn proudly h1H'k for thl < IM•Llc1n, 'l'hnrc•'H un old "11ylng, " f"ool rnn on<·c-. "h11mn on you. f"ool m Lwl 'l', Hhumn 011 mf"" 01 rc111dy th H Hprl n~t . H will bn your H(<•ond I• Lion BO dun 'I you be ru"lnd 111 x t Llm1 l DOD
WHY DONCHA HANG AROUND SOMEONE THAT'S ALREADY DEAD ... LIKE THE STUDENT BODY??? * 1Jjetters IDn ID~e fhttnr D ar Edilor: W , the Veterans of Foreign Wars, No, we cannot hope for universal We need to find answers as ass lb rry Post l 0050, wish to peace until we get rid of universal concrete as possible as to how we xpr BS our de p appreciation to want. When we say that this can are going to be involved . In this lh slud nl body of Florida happen tomorrow or next year, we respect, it would seem that when T hnologicnl University for their are only deluding ourselves into our country is helping another and re cnl b havior during the student believing what we want to believe. our immediate security is not m rat rium. p cifically, we wish It is a goal to work toward, but not involved it should be left up to the lo omm nd lhos students who a fact. individual as to whether he wants 1111v bl od C r our boys in So · the question becomes; how to fight or not. Sometimes we tend VI lnnm. W b II v this lo be one does the affluent American see to forget that there are people in f Lil(' nobl •st forms of patriotism himself in relation to the rest of the Vietnam who are there because lhut. has b en d monst.raled to date world. Are we to get involved they think it is the way to peace. by a slud nl body in the Central between these people and their And there are many ways to seek Florida area. countries or are we going to stand peace; for each of us, it may be Al n r c nl business meeting of on the outside. If it sounds familiar, different. ass lb rry Post 10050, special it should. It's the same old question The main thing is that we have to m nti n of this student act received we have been facing since we go beyond superficial causes. World mu h fuv rnble comment and became a world power. And our peace is going to take our active discussion among the members. It is opinions on this matter are as fickle involvement in one way of the ur b Ii C lhnt with such fine and as fate. other. We can not find peace, hope, pal r i oli at.ti tu des mong the If we are not in the war, we have and love just by grouping together ' lud nt. b dy your young people fleeing the country in order in causes. Love belongs in the realm insllluti n is head d loward an era to fight under some other flag and of union and sometimes union of grcut.11 ss. if, on the other hand we are involves more than just caring. W , lh v t. rnns from WWl actively involved , we have them Bobbie S. Brown lhr ugh Vi lnnm, wish to thank the fleeing the country so they won't. st udcnt, n. w II as all the faculty have to fight. You might say that ·O· nd ffi ials wh ar r sponsible we like to be free spirits. f r su h splendid lead rship in But if we like to be free spirits, Your will receive a compll- pulri ti m. lt. is young people such then how do we let ourselves m ent today. It will be a lle. us lh c at y ur university that are become involved in causes such as ur gr ut nation's hop for the the current peace push. Actually, A bright, premising morning futur '. whether we are in the cause or not will be followed by a black, does not matter. What matters is depressing afternoon. how we got there. Have we been manipulated into our feelings or did we arrive at them through a thorough examination of all the facts, at least the ones we are able Congre ional Record to know? Or did we bear only the fture beautiful words, peace, hope, and love from people who at times seem t have a different concept of what Editor In Chief • •.... , John Gholdston Features B for P th word mean, Associate Editor ... , .. '. .. Linda Mattel - B ing informed does not mean Acting Associate Editor . Dee D. Decker that we will be pro-war. On the Photo Editor .. • ...... Chuck Se Ithe I ontrary, our anti-war feelings may Acting Sports Editor . ... Tommy Goff Advertising Manager ... John Cannavlno b stronger than before. What it Reporters: Dario H. Angel, Mary Anna do m an i that we can not be Jackson, Sue Windham, Lindy Williams, m nipulated. Nancy Smith, Jackie Mertens, T im Nordby, George Mccarter, Chris Van Tho who manipulate know that Ormer, Morie Eisenman, Jim Lehman, ma opinion can hape policy. And Vivian Herr, Eva Ramsey, James Wald. n look at past hi tory will aJ o how Advisor ••. ', ~ ...... •. Todd Persons that frequently when the IPV mm nt wa forced into some The "FuTUre is the weekly ction be au e of this "mass newspaper of Florida Technol- opinion", they moved in error. ogical University at Orlando, Fl- '\ e have to have ome confidence oriqa. The FuTUre is published in th men e or our parents elect. by President Charles N. Mllll- fter II we do have ome brilliant can and written and edlted by and mind intermingled with all that !or the students at Florida Tech be ur rac . Our government is nological University. cert inly no utopia but in a _The FuTUre reserves the right prngm ti view· it h otten us to to retuse to print any letters the p int , -here h ve enough which are submitted. All letters time nd fr d m t b concerned n t ' ith fo d, clothin , and must bear the full name and sh lt r, but peace, hope, and love. address of the person (or per- Thi do not mean th t aU we sons) submitting them. Names h Y to do i rnte and it. We can will be v.ithheld on request. Ad in our n individu 1 dress all letters to: Editor, Fu demonstrate that e understand TUre, P. o. Box 26267, Orlando, th dh rsit ' of positions; th t we Florida, 32816. that p blems cannot be Ent ed b • ma emotional cau er as second class matter · "-l the past ott1ce at Orlando Fla. • • • • .... - ... .. • • • • • • • • • • • " J November 7,-1969 Page . 3 Fu TU re Marines To Residents Want Longer Aid Strip Dorm Visitation Hours Both men and women dorm men prefer the maximum number residents would like to have of hours: 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. extended visitation hours, but th Monday through Thursday, and 12 The latest on the FTU air field men are a little more enthusiastic noon to 1 2 midnight Friday mystery was uncovered this week, UNLEASHED than the worn n. A survey tak non through Sunday. although no physical traces of the October 6 at Resident Orientation strip could be found. indicated that a majority of th The. WRA is planning to form a Pegasus Pilots, the FTU flying Dr. Brown has approached the Toad, no doubt spurred on by the residents wanted vi itation hours committe to further investigate club has been working hard to get a realization that he is not ent irely aware of all the student affairs, and changed. Mr. Henry Hill, the Men's visitation hours. Sandy Whidden small, grass landing field built on requested the Toad enlighten the student body to the " Perils of R esident Instructor, and Ed suggested that any women residents the campus to accommodate Companionship." DuBo q, and MRA representative, interested in being on the private planes for the club and for . The Toad is beyond reproach in the field of compan ionship as the estimate that approximately 90 per committee should contact Kirsten visiting VIPs. student body cannot fail. to notice on any damp night. He further can cent of the m n want extended Comish, the head of the Dorm FTU officials either won't talk attest to that "physical" side of companionship, having been pancaked hours; Sandy Whidden, a WRA Improvem nt Committee. about the strip or can't discuss it more than twice by couples on the campus lawn. representative, reports that over 75 Present visitation hours are as because it has been kept pretty Fact-women (maybe) control approximately 80% of the wealth in per cent of the- women favor follows: ,· much under wraps. this country. Fact-women live approximately one-sixth longer than the extended hours. Monday - Thursday 5 p.m. · 7 p.m. But now, the U.S. Marine Corps virile male. The MRA has formed a Friday and Saturday 5 p.m. · 9 p.m. may be getting into the act, and the In the light of these two facts, a question should arise in to the minds permanent committee on visitation Sunday ...... 12 noon· 9 p.m. strip may not be in the shadows of the campus male-why!? Be assured, be pleased, the Toad will hours composed of Phil Arpin, According to Ed DuBosq, the chief much longer. enlighten. David Sebastian, Ed DuBosq, and objection to the present hours is Reportedly, the club has arranged B ei1 Graves. Another resident that they conflict with dinner time. with a local reserve Marine As the male no doubt notices, the average female student is only survey was taken Monday night, Th cafeteri serv s dinner from battalion to start work on the strip average in the physical sense (fact-all the FTU female bodies are with a new proposal for visitation 4 :30 p.m. t.o 6 :30 p.m., which do s on weekends, so the cost of average), she excels in academic studies, extracurricular activities, and hours. The general tr nd of this not 1 av much tim for in-dorm surveying, clearing and preparing those social events centered around important people, why?-she is survey indicates that most of the visiting. the strip will cost the Pilots waiting, watching, planning her ultimate goal-complete control. practicallv nothinit. The female body engages in school not to learn, but to prey. She Plans now call for a 3,000 foot exhibits a marked lack of intelligence in doing so. Not only does she grass strip on land allocated in the limit the number of available prey (the male) on college campuses, but northwest portion of the property their earning ability as well. The female (a weaker sex, gentlemen) is behind the Library Building. plotting t~ capture your minds, your bodies-in total your financial Improvements to the strip will be earning ability. made later. In the event the male submits to his emotions and descends into that Exactly how and when the land valley of captivity known as marriage, his individualism, his happiness, was allocated for the strip was not his lust for life is ripped from his being, to be stretched in the sun and learned. People connected with the stoned from that day forth by his " wife". strip were keeping their own Those males who were unable to obtain an education due to the lack council on it. of college being filled to capacity by the financially thirsty female One FTU official indicated that body- are badgered, scorned, prodded, poked, and generally maimed by the strip was "still in the talking the wife to bring home that all important doUar. stage". She prods him further, driving him on, increasing his dependents, An attempt by the FuTUre to necessitating a part time job digging ditches. She suggests, she insists, find the land itself this week met she DEMANDS that large life insurance policy. Gentlemen, she wants with damp failure. Weekend rains your money; not your body, your soul, your excellent personality (all had turned much of the property the males at FTU have those outstanding characteristics-they're easily and all roads leading into it, into obtained) ahhh, but the money, that 's another story. mudholes and deep streams, so the first planes landing at the FTU You can't flee to a poker retreat Saturday night, you must work Airport may be seaplanes. nights, Sundays and holidays to pay for your keeper's Corvette and pink alligator mink lined twelve-hour girdle. Your body ages, your arteries harden, your liver fails, your m ind shrivels--you are dying- yet, she drives you on. Outdoor laundry-mat? No. FTU male resid nt students dry th Ir 0 5 The last shovel of dirt is tamped on your final reward , your wife's PliR•,""-•-- tears irrigate the weeds adjacent to your tombstone--she is consumed clothes on 2nd floor railing. with grief, consoled only by YOUR $100,000 home, four cars, eight WEST THEATRE figure savings account, an $800,000 life insurance policy, and her new Rt. # 17-92 at Lee Rood padded, preformed, pulled twenty-two hour living girdle. Winter Park.· PH 644-60oa You are gone, damned your entire life, plagued by that decision that FEIFFER Now Thru. Nov. 11 gave you "companionship". Your companion is left alone; alone with Continuous From 2 :00 p.m. your dollars and net wort h. Beware, Gentlemen. Be cautious. .. Know ye that " GIRL" is a four letter word. The Fearless Toad Unleashed ••• by Jules Feiller Tecli Talk Ed DuBosq and Dan Brenneman, write-in candidates in last week's election, have qualified and are senior senators from Ed. and senior Pliiiit- senator from Bus. Ad. respectively. , EAST THEATRE £ia A tie for the senatorial seat Rt. # 17-92 at Lee Rood junior, Bus. Ad., will be decided at Winter Park.• PH 644-6000 the next senate meeting. Candidates ~ FRl.-THURS. 11n-13 Bruce Dowlen and Robert Stevens / 1 :25, 3 :35, 5 :40, 7 :50, 10:00... bot h received 13 votes. The total voter turnout for the Hail MiChael Douglas! elections was 677, approximat ely He is a new star ... 22 percent of the electorate. a new kind of hero. Swearing in ceremonies for the new and old senators alike took "Hail, Hero!" place Tuesday in the Board of Technicolor.• Regents conference room at the ~ regular senate meeting. ----~~~~~~~~~~-; Term Papers Typed Reasonably Priced 644-6532 BLEED FOR PEACE Johnny's Pizza Palace I .r. OWNED AND OPERATED BY ALL ITEMS ON MENU BILL AND HELE:A BABEN PACKAGED TO GO 4008 LAKE UNDERHILL DR. OR LANDO. FLORIDA 423-3452 ~ MILLER'S SHELL Bl Union Park's Tire Center Com plete line & Stock of FA N BELTS & BATifRIES
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The First Annual Palm Beach state of Florida by the West Palm the major national corporations International Music and Arts Beach J aycees and may be giving financial support to the Festival will be held over purchased by mail by sending a festival are American Telephone Is Alive And Well Thanksgiving weekend (November check or money order to First and Telegraph General Motors 28-30) in Palm Beach, Florida. The Ann.ual Palm Beac~ International Anaconda, Co~- Cola, U.S. Steel: festival will feature the_ Rolling Music and Arts Festival, Box 2968, Borden, and Union Carbide. Stones in their first festival Palm Beach, Florida. -o- appearance, in addition to 30 other -0- groups. The Palm Beach Festival The Intercollegiate Music advisory staff is made up of The United States Government Festival's annual competition for businessmen and ministers of the ~he music industry, and other majo; collegiate pop and folk performers Palm Beaches. industries are presently planning a will be held in February, 1970, as Also appearing at the festival are "1970 United States Peace students compete for regional Jefferson Airplane, Iron Butterfly, Festival" to be held in August championships and an opportunity Janis Joplin, Sly and the Family 1970 on Indian lands in Arizona'. to go after college music's national Stone, Chambers Brothers, and One to three million people are championships at the Festival Pacific Gas and Electric. expected to attend. finals. The national finals of the Recently added groups are Grand The festival's board of advisors Budweiser-sponsored festival will be Funk Railroad, Johnny Winters, include Tommy James, New York held August 6-8, 1970, on the RQtary Connection, Country Joe Mayor John Lindsay, Ario Guthrie, Edwardsville campus of Southern und the Fish, King Crimson, the John Lennon, Peter Fonda and Illinois University. Rugbys, the Byrds, Steppenwold, Patrick West, director or' the The three nights of national competition will feature top Spirit and Sweetwater. Intercollegiate Broadcasting System. professional entertainment. A President Richard M. Nixon and different act will perform each Presidential aide Bud Wilkinson Construction, including water and were invited to attend the pop sanitary facilities are being handled night along with the collegiate talent. music festival after plans were by the federal government. Plans Regional competitions will be announced that the U.S. call for camping facilities to be held at the University of South government is staging a festival in Vincent the Vulture i aliv and cir ling ov r th FTU ampus. available on the site for a week Florida, Villanova University, the Vulture fever has swept the tud nt body v r in e V i n c n t 1970. before and a week after the festival. University of C.olorado, UCLA, the lurched into the world via a FuTUr articl last w k. Tickets at $20 for the three-day According to " Billboard" University of Texas, and Southern Enthusiastic comm nts that rang from "Gross" to "Y wn" hav concert are on sale throughout the magazine in its November 1 issue, Illinois University. from student and faculty m mb rs ------ alike. Already, Vincent Vultur fan MRA-WRA Plan clubs have popped up in the wak of the send off for the nobel creature. Banquet Dinner One student, returning to his dorm after a night of revelry in the A special dinner for holders of 21 Library Buildinll looked up in the meal cards will be held November sky and saw a giant bird silhou Lt d 13 at 8 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose by the moon, winging overhead. Room of the Village Center. The "It's Vincent," he scream d. " H banquet-typ e meal will be lives, he lives." The student is under sponsored by MRA and WRA in sedation now, and it is doing quit conjun<;tion with the University well. Although it was an owl he Food Service. According to William saw, it was the thought that Bryant, Manager of the FTU counted, and the FuTUre you h ard th cafeteria, the dinner will be quite app~eciates his enthusiasm. anonymous quot making th different from the regular cafeteria Members of the FTU staff hav rounds? It go som thinic like, "A service. Entertainment will be gotten into the swing of vultur in th hand is worth PROF.- provided by students. Vulturemania. Suggestions for a nothing." Students attending the affair are mascot have come from some Stud nt Gov rnm nt, who requested to dress up. Men are people in high plac s. One r sponsibility it will b t sugg t asked to wear coats and ties and suggestion was a condor "It's mascots to th stud nt b dy women should dress more formally cleaner and it is bigger," he said, r sp nd d to Vincl'nt by asking, than they normally would dress. A "but it is native to California". In "What's wrong with th similar dinner for the 15 meal card all candor, the condor was out. Citronaut?" and, to qu t on SG holders will be held in December. ttow about an osprey? It's a Florida wag, "The vultur is th filthi st -o- type bird, but it is becoming bird aloft." extinct. To that, w answer: Hav you Mrs. Joe Pyne, President of An owl was hooted down, and no v r s n a cowbird? Patterning Parents, has requested one cooed over a carrier pigeon. N xt w k: Vincent m ts th volunteers from FTU to help with The Vulture still looms over the cowbird, and is disiust.ed. brain damaged children in t he Orlando area. Volunteers work as teams for one hour a week. Training takes only a short time. Anyone interested in giving their time is requested to I contact Mrs. Pyne at 841-4356.
LEARN TO FLY TUITION PAYS $5.00 Introductory Flight ONLY ABOUT 1/3 Instruction - Rental - Charter Sail Plane Training OF WHAT IT 365-3201 FL YING SEMINOLE RANCH COSTS ACOLLEGE Hwy 419 3 miles E. of Oviedo Less than 10 min. from FTU TO EDUCATE A STUDENT. Fact to make one think. featuring And do. Voluntary contribu tions are increasingly needed LEVI'S -H.LS. to help pay 2/3 of the cost of higher education-the part tuition doesn't cover. Give VAN HEUSEN so higher education can keep moving ahead. It's a must for AND MORE! America. Give to the college of your choice.
The Store (•,;:-.:;: ~ ~·~. Who's been shooting on the FTU property'! And why, oh why did for the they pin that sign on the target? Maybe it. was t.o giv the !>hoot.er better incentive. FASHION CONSCIOUS REAL ESTATE METZ REALTY Student Sales - Rentals Lillian Metz INSURANCE 9922 E. Colonial LDAYS Car - Home - Business Union Park 28 S.Orange Ave_ 10 Yra. in Union Pruk 277-3204 Page 6 Fu TU re November 7, 1969
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY .Seventh1House
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 SATURDAY, NOVE MBER 8 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9 Opens Tonight Panhellenlc Rush Regln ratlon SORO RAS Car Wash Newman Apostolates Meeting All Day, LLR Lobby 9 : 00 a.m. Blllli BP Station 9 : 15 a.m. Lounge C West Colo nial & Tampa Psychology Club M eeting IFC Meeting The Seventh House of Aquarius 1: 30 p.m. VC 164 4 : 00 p .m. VC 156 will be born tonight (Friday) after " The Endless Summer". Future Steff M eeting Panhellenlc Open Houses 2 :00 p.m. vc 166 6 : 16 p,m. LLR If that sounds interesting, find out for yourself Friday night after Univers i t y M ovie ENDLESS Universit y Movie THE ENDLESS the campus movie "The _Endless SUMME R SUMMER 8 :00 p.m. Sdlence Audi torium B: 16 p.m. Science Auditorium Summer". The Village Center Snack Bar wiU Co ffee H ouu (VCSA) be converted into a mod, mad 10:00 p.m. Snack B r coffee house, and all students are invited. Beside coffee, there will be folk singing by anyone who wants to 'MONDAY ; TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY sing, poems by all poets who want to do their thing, and an open platform for anyone who has ~ONDAY , NOVEMBER10 T U ES DAY NOVEMBER 11 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 12 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13 anything to say or do. Ty&1 Sorority M eet i ng P nhollon lc Bo nrd M eeting TAUS "Blood for Peace" Blood The Fish Meeting The House follows the Aquarius s :oo p.m. ace 121 3 :3 0 p.m. V C 164 Drive 7 :16 a.m. VC 165 9 :00 e.m. VC 166 theme of peace, love and self Soror111 M otl ng Ch i Alph11 Llnlo Sl1toni M e t ing Track Club Meeting Village Center Board Meeting expression. 6 :30 p.m. LLA 21 6 :00 p.m. V C 1 6 3 : 00 p.m. VC 164 6 :00 p,m. VC 164 There are various reasons for the Fldolo1 Meeting name Seventh House. One is that Circle K M ooting P nhollon lc R us h Portl111 6 :30 o.m. VC 166 Phi Beta Lambda Meeting 0 :00 p.m. B-19 Evon Ing Penh llenlc Rush Partlo1 6 : 000.m. B-16 the first session will be on Nov. 7. Evonlng Young Republlcarts Meeting Andrea Hilliyer, a director on the Chi Alpha Meeting 8 :00 p.m. GCB 116 VC Board said it was hoped that 8 : 00p.m. 0 ·'13 Pl Kappa Epsllon Meeting B:OO p.m. LLR 223 the coffee house idea could be V .C.S.A. Flick Program "Jungle expanded into a regular meeting Jim In tho Forbidden Land" University Food Service Special 8 :00 p.m. Multi-Purpose Room Dinner place for students. Several locations B:OO p.m. Multi-Purpose Room on campus are now being considered. Education Students Practice Playing Li~rary ~lans Or1entat1on By Vivian H rr The library is planning an orientation for students to acquaint Ir y u h 1v(I notlr1 ti 1 mo 2 St ve was undaunted by the them with the librarv. 'T'he p op)( !IP rln11 M th V ll u11 verwh lming number of girls in his fifty-minute sessions will · be at 2 ::-:: _. 1 nLM !(rtl< o 1111 h 'l'u Hd11y 11 nd class. "When you go out to the p.m. November 10 through - ·--- 'l'hur11 d(ly luL ly nd pub Ii c s chools to teach the November 14. They will be held on - Ir you on •lud!1d th y o uldn 't hildr n, y u can s e the need for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in b 11 dult 11 b1 u <• th y wrrn ploying m n in lh lem ntary teaching the GCB 14, and T uesday and Vincent the Vulture to11 rind jumpln 11 rop1 • und fi ld,»he said. The children show Thursday in GC 124. If y u on lud11 d th y o uldn't th in flu nc of a woman's world." The purpose of the orientation is b n hlldrt bocnu o th y w r t He is convinc d men are essential as bill b t h v o rt l 11 lly nnd to explain the library organization -~·-••'Wl!l!!'lll!~llll!l!l'~I 11 count rvailing force. to students, and to show them hor l:t. ntnll y II Jim St well likes the where to get help if they need it. , Specialist t> n'L 11i v11 up. It' ju L n ·111 ~o r " pp rtunity for involvement". He The sessions will be conducted by F. OI>:L 111 fi Mt11d nt u t lo pr11 t 11 in Quality I add d , "W g t the chanc to do Mrs. June Stillman, a member of 1111 m hllclr11r1 ploy 110 I h11 y 1· n ur wn thing." At le11&t once a the research staff, who conducted u 1 full y t. N1 h th 11 1mn lo Apparel r sessions for individual classes last h ldrt1 n 111 1 1r o n. 'l'h d(l 1 of t h11 w · k ach student t aches a game L srnn s. year. For Men( pr wt 11 I f (>r tht lutl int l frll w cla t This gives him ·qulr ·ur h 1 <· ornph•ll! "t •I" for lh "fc I" of th gam both a a Approximately half the time will tl11• 11 111111• I h ail h is fut11n• t och r 11nd as a child. "Then we be taken up by a movie entitled ( "The Hottest Soot in Town", '· 1 ~ In truNI m lo hiltl r11 n will bti 1•11 ·y can apply what we have learned lo undt•r11 t11nd 1nd folluw. wh n w get out with the kids," he which is done by professional actors, and narrated by Barry 'l'il )(, of I h11 cour I , " T t1 11 chi nl( xplained. r Sull ivan. In the words of Mr. Lynn Eh•m nt 1ry ' ·hoo l I h111 1th 1nd W. Walker, Director of Instructional Phy I 111 l'M 11 · d Io n." Media, "It's the most different SERO SHIRTS It rn11y look lik • ·hlld 'ii pl 1y, but movie' about a library you've ever r. 11111: m mb11ri; hnv 1 tl lfforunl seen." The rest of the session will vi o wpo lnl. Mrs. Gn lr (I r11 n) be taken up with slides and a brief HANG TEN z 1,lni<-k HY , " It ' no l 'O I'll y I lecture. '•'l ut llwn• 11nd du tlw ·o thin . 'l'lwrt· I · 1 lo t mvr • t , It lhnn y u H. I. S. /auKJMmwJ m llhl th ink. Phy ·It I !•du ·11t lo11 hi tntlrt• I h 111 I •It 1111 d1 lltlr1.•11 run Tech Talk PURITAN >ul id 111d 111·t r ti of l ll(l lr u pt•ri11n c hu ~ tillll •N." ,'lw rl 11d. tlw · ur, t1 " fn l' 111t 1n11 wlw11 you lll• l l 1 Invoices are scheduled to be workl11 11 111 tl ," but 1dm Iii Lhl• plac d in resident student lUI door ; ·• i: 1v11 Iii " 1 11 od ho ur t>f • mailboxes next week for Winter r--"7:'::-~-~~~--11111!!1 hut'ri1111 11 11d purfi1111." Quarter Housing and Food Service. 4-'08 Curry Ford Rd. ' 1111t11w "'l'vr •h " I irk, who December 1 is the final date for Conway Center j In •d lh' 1"'1' J f 1cully lhl qu 1rt •r l•'T . payment. Phone 275-0943
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•• * * * * * * * * * • ~ '* XBA Shuts Out :~~: * * * * * * * * * *"' Faculty-Staff Sigma Alpha Beats Pi Kappa Epsilon Chi Beta Alpha Business Fraternity defeated the In a hard fought defensive game Faculty-Staff team 14-0 in a driving Sigma Alpha beat Pi Kappa Epsilon Alex Toth on the only touchdown rain October 30, in an Independent 7-0. Sigma Alpha, playing with of the gam , scored in the first half. Intr mural football game. XBA is eight men going both ways, James Carroll teamed with Purvis pr ntly ti d for first place in the dominated the offensive game for the extra point pa completion. Independent Black League. They holding the Pi Kappa Epsilon Members of the offensive nd ar und f ated and unscored upon. offensive unit from-scoring. defensive team which play d for Dan Brenneman, Chi B ta Alpha David Purvis, SA quarterback, led Sigma Alpha w r Larry nyde.r, quart rback, compl ted a pass to the attack against the two unit Daryl McLain, Rich Schmitt, J CC Richard H ard in the first half for team of PKE. Purvis teamed with Pippen, and Dave Wright . the touchdown. The xtra-point conv rsion pa put the score at 7- 0. In the second half Brenneman ran Basketball Schedule Set for a touchdown and XBA uped the score to 14-0 with another Florida Technological University will tip-off its first basketball season pa -conversion play. Friday, November 21 at Massey Institute in Jacksonville. The game will Doyal Conley and Buck Hicks, begin at 8 p.m. both of XBA, intercepted two key The team will have seven home games, which will be play d at the passes apiece, sparking the new Winter Park High School gymnasium. defensive team. A tournament at Florida Atlantic University for March 15 is now in the planning stages. Friday, November 21, At Massey Institute - Jacksonville, :00 *Saturday, November 22, University of Palm Beach at F.T.U., 8 :00 *Wednesday, December 3, Palm Beach Atlantic at F.T.U., 8:00. Friday, December 5, At Patrick Air Force Base, 7 :30. *Tuesday , December 9, Embery Riddle at F.T.U., 8:00 *Friday, December 12, Massey Institute at F.T.U., 8 :00 Saturday, December 13, Florida Beacon College ( learwater), 7 :30 December 15-20, Christmas Tourney at Patrick Air Force Base. *Saturday, January 17, Patrick Air Force at F.T.U., 8:00 Friday, January 30, At Florida Atlantic Boca Raton, 8 :00 Saturday, January 31, At Palm Beach Atlantic, 8:00 Friday, February 6, Jones College, Emery Riddle Saturday, February 7 , At Daytona Beach, F lorida Atlantic, F.T.U. *Saturday, February 14, Florida Atlantic (Boca Raton) at F.T.U., B;.90 *Saturday, February 21, New College at F.T.U., 8:00 Wednesday, February 25, A t Fort Lauderdale University, 8:00 Saturday, March 7, At University of Palm Beach, 8: 00. *Home Games
FTU basketball player udy Je~e tips one in despite a powerful defensive team at Tech practice. FTU Track Club An Ace For Stu dents Urged Will Organize An organizational meeting for To Clear Field track and field enthusiasts has been set for Wednesday, Nov. 12. Pegasus The Tau fraternity recently The meeting will be held at 3 pulled cactus and stumps from the p.m. in Room 154 of the Village men's intramural sports field, which Center. The Pegasus golf ball flew 90 Fred Clayton, facility director, Any FTU student interested in yards toward the no. four green, hit supplied, and the Physical Plant helping form a campus track and three feet short of the pin, and mowed the area. field club is invited to attend the rolled straight into the cup. The cactus and palmettos are initial meeting. This hole-in-one, made Saturday continuously growing back and Ken Organizers hope to draw from at the Chula Vista Par 3 Golf Renner, over intramural sports, track and field talent on campus Course, is the seventh ace in the said, "It's the best we can get until and form a club that will be able to THAT'S THE WAY .... FTU golfing career of FuTUre acting the new field, southwest of the compete wi th clubs of other small basketball Coach Gene Clark associate editor Dee D. Decker. Village Center is ready, hopefully colleges in the area. explain to Don 'Lilly, Teeh forward Decker said he usually averages diring the winter quarter. I feel Murray Barr has offered to be the at practice at the Winter Park High par or under on a par 3 course, with these people deserve to be advisor for the .,f.lub when it is School gym. his best round being a five-under mentioned and thanked." He added formed. par 22. On an 18 hole, par 72 "Students can also be of great help course, he shoots in the upper 70's by picking cactus and dangerous and low 80's. objects in their spare time when Asked his reaction when he saw they are out there, and by parking the ball drop, Decker said, "I really on the north side of the road so wasn't excited, but it felt good. that they are not a hazard to the Making the ace with the Pegasus players." In this ·way intramural ball made it more important." players like Tom Levine and "It has been two years since my powder puff girls can be a success last ace," he added, "and this one without getting hurt! restored my confidence. I was afraid I was getting old and losing WEBB'S my touch." BLEED FOR PEACE ..---FREEi DISCOUNT CARE CARDSI----. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE Fabulous Pharmacies Sheraton Hotels &Motor Inns UNION PARK - LONGWOOD STUDENT RA TE PLAN Full time students are entitled to special low rates at Sheraton Hotels and Inns. These rates are offered dur ing the following periods: 1. Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving through the following Sunday. 2. December 15 through January 1. 3. July Mhrough Labor Day. ''Quick Lunch Special'' 4. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings through- Ol:lt the year. Hamburger ...... all the way TO RECEIVE THE SPECIAL RATE, YOU'U. NEED THIS French Fries ... Slow ... Coke IDENTIFICATION CARD. Free Pickles Now just a word about the mechanics of making a reservation. They can be made through your Student Government Representative or any Sheraton Hotel. In 75~ making your reservation, be sure to give the date, hotel and city, expected time of arrival, and number of rooms. It is important to indicate that you are eligible for the Student rate. You must show your student identification when registering, and again when checking out. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
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Elementary Edu. Students FuTU re Answers Question: When will there be a school of nursing at Florida Display Their Art Talent Technological University? Answer: According to Dr. Leslie By BARBARA R. PIETRZAK Ellis, there are three " old" Possibly one of the briefest art exhibitions that the FTU campus will. Baccalaureate schools of nursing in ever see closed yesterday after a Nov. 3-6 showing. Florida located at the University of This exhibit was installed in the lobby of the Library Building by Florida, University of Miami, and students of Dr. Ruth Weidenheimer and represents a sample of the Florida State University. Recent ly a quarter's work to date on a project students excelled in batik. In those new s c h o o 1 of n u r s i n g was : utilizing some of the typical art which were tinted in colors of e s t a b I i s h e d at the University materials available to teachers and predominatly green, yellow, gray, of South Florida. l pupils alike on the elementary level. and earthy brown tones, there were present, is offering a pre-nursing For many of the students in many well executed examples. One equivalent curriculum program EDEL 406 (Art in the Elementary in particular was in a very subtle which offers two years of a typical School) this represents a first step shading of browns, pinks, and nursing program. in a prolonged art activity. yellows which flowed very nicely In trying to establish a full four Therefore, criticism must be given together, and in the entirety was year program enabling registered on a level commensurate with unusually well composed. practicing nurses without degrees to intent, purpos e and relative In all an exhibit such as this is come back to school to earn a BS inexperience in art. Students are very enjoyable to review because it Degree in an additional two or expected to apply usage of typical exhibits, in an unrestratned fashion, more years, considerable difficulties art materials commonly found in the lack of pretense and an were encountered with the supply in the public school system unbridled exuberance. Then too, Education students presently have an art display on exhibit in the professional accreditation societies to an activity lhal will not only these worthy qualities can tend to LLRB lobby. because of 1.) the newly established enhance their application of new overshadow another essential part school of nursing at the University found skills, but also be on a level that should be present in every of South Florida, and 2.) lack of lhal will stimulate and instruct exhibit displayed. clinical teaching facilities. children in the actual classroom Basicall y, as much care, thought, Ellis said, " We have been looking situation. and planning must go into the into establishing a school of nursing The essence of the exhibit, in hanging of an exhibit as into the Budina Explains FRS here for over a year... we will pursue general, was one of a certain actual art work. it, if it is possible and feasible to livPlincss and abundant use of color Without it, statements of By Dee D. Decker have one, we will do it." lh;Jl <•armarks untried talent. description, signs, and the layout of Anyone who has a question for Composition when viewed overall the actual art displayed tend to the FuTUre answer column, may Although the FRS has cut the was poor bul was redeemed in a convey the overall image somewhat Dr. John W. Budh;a, FTU mail it into the FuTUre office, Box few examples of batik, very minute akin to lhe ship lost at sea. professor of Finance recently flow of new money, its action was 26,267. Let ters may be put in any weaving, and a few collages here Everything must be cohesive and explained the Fed~ral Reserve too late and perhaps too drastic, campus mailbox. and there. fit; otherwise, a great deal of System's "tight money" strategy to said Dr. Budina. Many economists Also color when handled well sincere effort and enthusiasm tends the FuTUre.· believe the FRS's right to regulate VC Plans Exhibits l •nded towards an earthen lone and to be downgraded simply because Dr. Budina received his Ph.D. money should be limited. A bill in i r used in collaboration with good of inexperience and a lack of from St. Louis University in 1966. the Senate would restrict the FRS His thesis was on the chartering of The Village Center will sponsor composition, stood oul. The foresight. money supply increase to between unit banks. He later did FRS two and six percent. Also the new an exhibit entitled "Theatres and research on Bank examination and FRS chairman, Arthur Burnes, is Stages" November 3-24 in the chartering. the sys tern's first non-banker Multi-Purpose Room. The exhibit chairman. will consist of photographs, an LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS "The e.conomy is not due for a The average American doesn't engraving of theatre interiors, and recession", said Dr. Budina. realize the impact tight money has stage sets which represent drama Although the FRS has put no upon the economy. It hits the from the Renaissance through the money into circulation since June, economy indirectly, explained Dr. 13th Century. Three 18th Century it flooded the supply of money last Budina. People don't pay attention dramas in pen and water color are fall. New money is put into to the growing crisis nor understand included. circulation at the average rate of it. For example, in 1966 there was -o- three to three and one-half percent nearly a disasterous money shortage increa se per year. Last fall, and close economic panic, yet Thoma s P e terson, Associate however, the money supply was people didn't realize it. Professor of Art and Chairman of increased by 11 percent. It will take another two to twelve the Art Department at Rollins Some causes of the rapid inflation months to see what effect the tight College, will exhibit his original are the excessive money circulated money coupled with the six percent works at FTU November 20 and by the FRS, the usually large federal reserve requirement and the 21, in the lobby of the Library federal deficit (although there will government 's surplus budget will Resources Building. The exhibit be a surplus this year), and the have. The desired effect would be a will include acrylics, woodcuts, strength which strong commercial slow down in the economy the fi rst etchings and serigraphs which show banking has on the FRS. half of 1970. a diversity of techniques. Peterson, an award winning artist, received his Master of Fine Arts degree from Columbia University and studied at the Ecole Americaine in France. BLEED FOR PEACE
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