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Central Florida Future, Vol. 26 No. 02, September 1, 1993

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 26 No. 02, September 1, 1993" (1993). Central Florida Future. 1203. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1203 central Florida Future Building of Student Union to resume o Construction, Florida's administration and by Student Government. which has been UCF was awarded $4.8 delayed due to con­ million this summer in capi­ tract disputes, will tal improvement trust funds, start again Sept. 1.- which are small construc­ tion fees paid by all students in the Florida university sys­ By JILL QUINZI tem. With this fund the en­ Staff Writer tire building can be built over a two-year span. For years the future Stu­ Had the building been dent Union has been a built in 1989, when origi­ fenced-in, weedy area. Con­ nally scheduled, the normal struction had obviously functioning of the building begun, but never had been would have been inter­ completed. rupted. Construction of the new Square footage additions Student Union Building will this yeC\r using this begin again Sept. 7. summer's allocations would Not only will it become have interrupted construc­ the largest building on cam­ tion, said Joe Justin, vice· DeHoog/FUTURE pus, but it will become one president of SG. The past construction area for the student union. In a few years this area of the largest student unions The P,roject was delayed · will be UCF's largest building ... the new student ~nion. - among the Florida state uni­ over the years due to con­ versity system. tract bid disputes and be­ cellor this week. The most­ add on improvements at a walk between the future stu­ It will extend from be­ cause the design was wanted option is for the later time, said Justin. "We dent union and a parking lot hind the Ii brary to the rear changed from paneling, union to be built all at once, are getting the most and best has been built, said Chris of the Business Administra­ which has a tenden~y to leak, instead of in intermediate for our money this way," he Marlin, Student Govenment tion Building. to sturdier brick. phases. · said. president. Progress on the project The Board of Regents This will be a much So far, the sight has been The first floor of the was made this summer by will approve UCF's options cheaper and more conve­ cleared, utilities are in­ the University of Central when it meets with the chan- nient process thari having to stalled and a fully-lit board- UNION continued pg. 6 , UCFstudentshot~Sub~ay

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:t:·: ~, ·- :' r ' ;;;-.:;;. ':!:·:·:! in the head as his boss shot, but we were not aware he had been shot until after we had started the chase. Officers left behind saw Gadhia J~~ listen::~:::::~:~ walk into the lobby and then realized ! I he had been shot," said Officer Brian Pagels of the Oviedo Police Depart- ment. ii; ll A UCF ::::::: hospita!Ued The assailant was captured six hours later after a chase lead to north Orange County. Joseph Ruiz, 27, a former employee working attheSubway of the Subway Shop store in Oviedo. at Tuskawilla and Red ·1,1t _...... It Gadhia called Jill Bug Lake Roads was Marts, the manager of He is just friendly to arrested and charged the store, pleading for with armed robbery, the safe combination. everyone; a real aggravated battery Marts gave him the in­ nice guy. and attempted mur­ structions after hearing der. the gunman breathing -Lynda Brueckner Ruiz is being Subway co-worker Greek Park remembers students heavily over the line. held in the Orange greek community. Gadhia begged for County jail without By HEATHER AS CHE Ryan Kiesel and Richard Conley the number, saying that bond, even though he News Editor were remembered as young men who he was going to be killed according to was arrested and charged in Seminole were hard-working and dedicated Marts' accounts to Oviedo police. UCF's Greeks gathered in front to friends and responsibilities. County. of the Zeta House Aug. 23 for a Conley died in a car accident this A relative of Marts phoned police, Leading to Ruiz's arrest, he was candlelight memorial for two stu­ who were able to surround the Subway dents who were members of the SERVICE continued page 5 before the assailant had fled. SHOOTING continued page 5 •

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ments to work." Whitehouse said he wants to transform UCF. Promising to change The "Improvements in student University of Central Florida services, research support, com­ into a great metropolitan uni­ puting, classroom technology versity, Dr. Gary E. Whitehouse and library holdings are a high was appointed provost. priority/' said Whitehouse. "I The former dean of engi­ also look forward to working ... neering at UCF will be taking to develop programs to attract • responsibility for academic af­ the highest quality of students."_ fairs. He brings with him a ca­ Whitehouse has served as reer in industrial engineering deanofengineeringsince 1988. and management. He was chair of industrial engi­ Gary E. Whitehouse "I have long been a strong neering and management sys­ supporter of effective partner­ tems from 1978-83 and was "Wehaveabigjobaheadof ships," said Whitehouse, in a chairof engineeringmathemat- us," said Whitehouse, "but I June30memo. "Theconceptof ics and computer systems from know we can achieve great team work is a high priority, and 1978-83. things."

UCF for 24 years. He started During Wanielista's term, Engineering working as an associate profes­ a university-wide service pro­ sor. Since then he has moved gram called "U and I" has names new through the ranks and has been evolved. interim dean director of research, an associ­ U and I stands for under­ ate dean and chairperson of the standing and interest; as in UCF By CA IBARINE ROONAS department of civil engineering can have an understanding of Contributing Writer and, of course, he earned his what the community needs in full professorship. new graduates, and the com­ munity develops an interest in "Loveanengineer." Atleast Wanielista was hired as in­ the graduates because of their that is what is on buttons passed terim dean in mid-June. He de­ training. scribed his new position as a out by the interim dean of engi­ Wanielista explained that mix of service and perfonnance. neering. this is not a new idea, but it has "If you deal with the stu­ Dr. Marty Wanielista is been emphasized to increase serving as interim dean. dents personally and try to meet performance. Wanielista - who is in the their needs efficiently, you are Wanielista will remain in­ running for the pennanent job helping to make the University terim dean until a permanent as dean - has been working at better," he said. dean will be chosen .

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The Patient Care Coordinator at involved in a collision at Highway 50 By BRANDY PEKTOR ''The adjuncts must meet the minimum re­ Orlando Regional Medical Center said • Staff Writer quirements," Seidel said. "We 're very fortu­ and State Road 436. that G adhia is in stable condition as of nate because many have earned their Ph.D. "The accident caused him to blow Sunday. Everyone will have an adjunct at some and were employed by local industries such out one front tire and then the other one Doctors decided not to remove {X>int in college. With the rise in the nwnber as the Kennedy Space Center and Martin went because he was still traveling about the bullet from Gadhia's jaw, said his of adjucts teaching at the University of Cen­ Marietta'' 90 mph," said Pagels. father, Harish Gadhia, in The Orlando tral Florida, the chance ofleaming in a class Roeder, whoisinherthird year as a UCF "He wore the rims down, which Sentinel. taught by one has also risen. adjunct, has earned a master's degree in • made the front of the car drop. At about Acco!"ding to friends, Gadhia is According to the dictionary, an adjuct is English literature and a bachelor's degree in Howell Branch Road, the power cut out "a secondary or nonessential addition.'' doing well. hwnanities. and he was forced to get out and run, At UCF, the definition is different, as Adjunct teachers usually share an office. "He's in very good spirits despite which is when we finally caught him," adjuncts allow form ore classes to be taught Roeder was fortunate to have her own desk. the traumatic experience, but he al­ An adjunct is a person employed part­ ''It'stoughtosharewithfiveotherpeople," said Pagels. ways has been a good fighter," his time to teach an average ofone to two classes she said. According to Pagels, Ruiz was ar­ father said in The Orlando Sentinel. per semester. Because of adjuncts, UCF is able to rested in Orange County, and he needed Some adjuncts teach in more tha.11 one allow more classes to be offered, which to be booked and processed there and dqxument,likeSharlereRoeder, who teaches pleases students, regardless of the teacher. will later be moved to Seminole County jail. Greek brothers honored in service The police believe that the assail­ ant entered the Subway Sandwich Shop SERVICE continued from 1 our fraternity. It was a reality break for all by befriending the clerk. the brothers to understand how quickly "We are not absolutely sure, but we past summer, and Kiesel died in a something can be taken away," said Mar­ think he befriended the clerk because boating accident this August. lin. Ruiz was wearing a Subway shirt and Kiesel was a brother of Pi Kappa Al­ "I don't understand why it's always the hat, and the clerk allowed him into the pha and Conley was a brother of Alpha really good-naturedpeoplewhodieearly,'.' store," Pagels said. Tau Omega. said Chris Towery, a brother of Alpha If Ruiz is convicted, he could re­ "Rich was the funniest guy I knew," Tau Omega. "It just makes their passing ceive a life jail sentence for attempted said Chris Marlin, Student Government so much harder to accept." During the ceremony, a minister from murder. president. "I used to call up his answering UCFs campus ministries and brothers Gadhia had worked at the Subway machine at least three times a week just to from both fraternities spoke. Amy Reese for less than two weeks. He wanted to listen to his messages. from Zeta Tau Alpha sang "Amazing buy a car. "He was a great guy and a big part of Grace." "He is really big into sports, like Student Government. He was loved by At the conclusion of the memorial,' Shaquille O'Neal; he talked about him everyone and always made people laugh. candles were lit to honor both men and a all the time," said Lynda Brueckner, a "Ryan's death has had a real impact on moµlent of silence was held. co-worker at Subway. "He is just International Calculator Announces: --~ Two great HP 48 calculators to choose from: •HP 48GX Graphic Expandable The b~st. calculator for . your education and your ~m·e<'r - 128 KB of RAM •HP 4SG Graphic built. in, plus expandability. 32-KD RAM built in. All IIP 48GX features indudC'.

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•' • • The Central Florida Future 0 llllOll Se 11993 • Getting helpforfriends • thinking of suicide otlling seems to compare to the feelings of Ndevastation and grief left by a suicide. The nationwide attention over the suicide of Deputy • White House Counsel Vince Foster has left many won­ !f\.t dering why a seemingly stable person would take his ¥-- ~ ~ · ownlife. WhilewemayneverknowwhyFostcrcommit­ ¥' ~1rw-...-__,. , ted suicide, we can use this tragedy as an opportunity to address this issue as it relates to college life. ( ( r: Though there are no firm statistics on college suicide, some mental health experts see its potential rise. They attribute this to many factors, including depressed job markets, decreased marketability of college graduates, failed relationships and other pressures related to the high expectations placed upon college students. While these are prevalent conditions faced by most college students, the question remains as to what actually makes someone consider suicide. The answer is that no one generalization can be made to explain why people consider suicide. The motivations for suicide are often complex and nonassuming. The

pressures of academics are not necessarily the cause, but D1str1buted by Tnbune Media Services often instead trigger unresolved problems that have been with the ~rson for some time. The net effect can cause a overwhelming feeling of hopelessness and worthless­ ness. The alternative UCF mascots While the underlying problems that lead to thoughts of suicide may not be apparent, there is a consistency of ow to derive maximum en symptoms that are evident. When someone says he or Hj0yment of this and all fu- she would "rather be dead" or is going to kill his or ture Le Soapbox columns in six hcrse1 f, such statements should be taken seriously. Feel­ easy steps: . ings of worthlessness, giving away possessions and 1. Raise your hands in the air. 111111111111111111111111 radical atti tudc changes reinforce the seriousness of such 2. Wave them like you just • statements. don't care. When you get right down to it, we could be anything . If you or someone you know exhibits these symp­ 3. Say, "Yeah!" Knights or Sharks? toms, he or she should seek counseling. There are many 4. Say, "Hell yeah!" Yawn. Why be the six kajillionth university with a places where students at UCF can get help. for those 5. Say, "Hell fucking yeah!" (Note: Step5 is optional, shalk for a mascot when we could be the UCF Foot with strong religious ties, spiritual counseling is avail­ only do Step 5 if you think this column "rocks.") Fetishists? Why be a knight when you can be a Raging able in the Student Center. Other forms of counseling are 6. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Proctologist? I would love to hear Brent Mussburger say something like, " ... and here come the Raging Proctolo­ available at the University Counseling and Testing Cen­ Are you deriving maximum enjoyment of this? Ifyou ter, located in Recreational Services, room 203. answered "yes!" to that question, then please, I ·beseech gists of the University of Central Florida, storming the These counseling services are used by many UCF thee, keep reading man, keep reading! field, ready fo.r action!'' Wouldn't it be great if we were called the UCF Lou studentli with a variety of needs. They are valuable I toss. I turn. I try to count sheep. But oh me! Oh my! resources and 011c should avail themselves of them. If I just can't sleep. Reeds? At the games we could get dress some guy up in you know someone considering suicide, refer them to The Great Mascot Controversy is to blame for my .fishnet stockings and have him croon "Walk On the Wild one of these services. If the person refuses to go to insomnia. Will it be the Sharlcs, or will it still be the Side." counseling, still let a campus counselor know your Knights? Ijustdon'tknow,my fellow Americans, ljust Screw these marlceting strategies to sell UCF mer­ friend '.s situation. While no one can force another to go don't know. chandise; let's be .creative. Some other ideas I came up to counseling, this will still allow the counselor to begin But I do know this. with were the Arts Deprived, the Nittany Koosh Balls, a process of contacting the person, which could make the They both suck. the Bike Police (a dumb, yet ferocious mascot, like the difference later. It's certainly a sad state of affairs to say the least, so Arkansas Razorbacks), the Captain Cavemen, the John No matter what environment suicide occurs, its this week's column, submitted for everyone's approval, Shadgett's (a mascot that would symbolize how things nature remains the same. Suicide is not an act of strength, is chock full of alternative mascot ideas. are handled here), the Menopausal Qld Women, the Zen • nor is it a noble end. It is a permanent solution to a Why don't we call ourselves the UCFFighting Com­ Buddhists, the Lovers of Fine Wine, the Parliament temporary problem. It not only ends a life, but leaves muters? It's a mascot we could all certainly identify with, Funkadelics, and the Libido Crushers. unimaginable devastation for those who are left behind. at least more so than a shark or a knight. The possibilities are endless. We could even be the Despite the problems one may have, it is an act that has Or how about a mascot that would instill fear into the UCF Costellos. There just aren't enough drunken, smart­ and never will have any justification. opposition: The University of Central Florida Sid Vi­ ass mascots who always look bored or half-asleep. It's While many unique and special individuals have been cious? We could be the only school in the USA whose something this nation needs, and we need it now. lost through suicide, still something can been learned mascot is represented by a late, lamented, crack addict Well I guess that's all for this week. Remember kids, from their tragedies; they heighten our awareness to the who killed his girlfriend. We could dress somebody up get your "Don't BJame Me. I voted for Frog the Lazy warning signs of suicide and are sensitive to others' like Sidney at football games and he could go to the Bastard" T-shirts, available from all UCF Bicycle problems. By recognizing suicide's symptoms and uti­ opponents' bleachers and spit on them. Policepersons forthelow,lowpriceof$5. You'll be glad lizing the counseling services available, one can regain We need a mascot that's representative of the commu­ you did. positive control over his or her life and a potential tragedy nity, so how about the UCF Strip Malls? Bye now. can be avoided. Distribution Manager News Editors Alan Byrd, Heather Asche Cynthia Conlin Ad Production Sports Editors Jenny Duncanson, Trace Trylko Central Florida Future Steve Turner o 1993 Tre Central f l011da FUTlft Advertising Justin Delias, Joel Madden, Chad Entertainment Editors Shannon Graham, Tim Wassburg P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 Opinion Editor Jon Sargent Business Office (407) 823-2601 News Office (407) 823-NEWS Deckard, Dave Bauer Copy Editor Cynthia Conlin Editor in Chief Photo Editor Michael DeHoog Dave Bauer Art Director Dack Nehring Managing Editor Business Manager Production Manager David G. Barnett Audrea Huff Steve Norris Opinions eJCpressed in The Central Florida Future are those ot the newspaper or individual columnist and not necessarily those o1 the Board o1 Publications, University CkJministration or Board of Regems. Letters to the Editor must be typed. a maJCimum of 300 words and indude the author's signature. major and phone nun1>er. Leners are subject to editing for grammar and space and become the propeny of the newspaper, subject to their publication. The Central Flonda Future is a free. non-profd newspaper published weekly during the academe year and weekly during the summer. All meetings of the BOP are open to the public. 8 Sept 1, 1993 Central Florida Fututre Keep an open mind when pledging this fall lcome freshman. Welcome back upper yourfriendisAlphaBetaThetadoesn'tnecessarilymean classmen. After a long, hot summer it's great you should be, too. Keep an open mind. See what's out Wto be back. there. It's that time of the year again! Hundreds of anxious 4. Be conversational. Don't always wait to be ap­ young men are exploring the wonderful world of Greek proached, and don't always be the one who nods in lllllWlll agreement during a conversation. Show that you have life in what is known as Fraternity Rush and, eventually, Greeks and non-Greeks (Independents). Nevertheless, pledgehood. These young men are ultimately making my opinion remains unchanged. I believe everyone opinions, too. what might be the biggest decision of the school year­ should give Greek life a chance. What's the worst that 5. Learn names. This is a big one. Don't offend a brother you've been introduced to three times by asking, whether or not to pledge, and if so, which fraternity? could happen? You '11 meet people? That doesn't sound "Have we met?" Big mistake! It wasn't so long ago that I was the nervous freshman so bad, and since it is the beginning of the school year, it 6. DON'T BEUEVE EVERYTHING YOU SEE OR roaming from booth to booth, trying to remembernames can't hurt to be resourceful. HEAR!!! As a student who rushed twice before pledg­ and faces. I rushed a total of nine fraternities between Last week, I meet an on-campus freshman, Andy, ing, I know that during rush, fraternities only put their both semesters, but the final decision came down be­ who is interested in rushing a fraternity this fall. His best feet forward. There's another side to Greek life. tween two. I wanted to make certain thatl wasmakingthe intrigue of Greek life was reminiscent of my excitement 7. Once you've made your decision, be proud! It's right decision for the right reason. I wanted to ensure during my first semester at UCF. Since I have already natural to have second thoughts after accepting or declin­ myself that I was going to pledge because it was some­ traveled down the road Andy is traveling, I feel it's my ing a bid from fratemity. After all, you've probably never thing I wanted to do, not something I was pressured into duty to give Andy and anyone else interested in Greek done this before. Remember, the choice you make is your doing. I had to get my priorities straight. "I'm here to life a few bits of advice. When rushing or pledging, own (hopefully), and therefore, you should take pride. study ... and maybe party ... a little." remember to: Despite what I listed above, the most important rules I accepted a bid from a fraternity with the assumption 1. Ask questions. Don't be timid about this. Most are to have a good time and to make friends. Try that my education would come first and everything else questions you have are common concerns of all rushees something new! Before long, the weight of the semester would follow. With confidence, I began pledging, com­ and pledges. Answers to many of these questions are will take it's toll, and everyone knows that the best days mitting my precious time and hard-asked-for money, offered upon request only. in college occur the first few weeks of school. For you even though I didn't have the faintest idea what the hell 2. Be yourself; avoid putting on a front. This sounds die-hard non-Greeks out there who refuse to give what I I was doing. obvious, but it's easy to go along with what's happening_ have said a chance, that's fine, but you '11 al ways be stuck If you read any of my columns last semester, you when everyone else looks like he or she is having fun. asking yourself, "What if?" know that I have been very vocal in criticizing both 3. Explore all options. Don't limit yourself. Because Ciao for now.

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Changing sex.roles leave justice behind r , eing back in school makes me really appreciate Mike Tyson, who could have almost any woman in the how blessed the city of Orlando is with beautiful world anyway, commit a desperate act like rape? Wash­ Bwomen. There are just so many attractive ington certainly stood to gain more from the whole women to see that everything goes by me in a whiplash­ situation. She willingly accepted Mike Tyson's phone like blur. I get dizzy spinning around to admire all the invitation to go out at 2 a.m. and later willingly accom­ beautiful young ladies of every nationalit)' who attend I have not seen many women in NOW that I would want panied him to his room. UCF. I do not mean to sound like a misogynist by to rape anyway. Also, the examining doctors founo no evidence of a quantifying women as mere objects, but on a short stroll Unlike Ruth Jones, Alan Dershowitz and Don King physical struggle. You would think that ifa man who was across campus, one cannot help but say, "Whoomp! prese:11ted valid points in favorofTyson's appeal. They once the heavyweight champion of the world decided to There it is." did not argue that Tyson was guilty or innocent, but rather rape you, there would be some physical evidence on you.r Unfortunately, our generation is living in the transi­ that he was not given a fair trial. body, even if it was 27 hours after the fact. tional age of the gray area. There are many discrepancies Point one: The prosecutor was allowed to pick the Several women have stated that Mike Tyson likes a and conflicting views concerning sexual harassment, judge. That is about as fair as giving a car dealer a big rougherstyleofsexthanmostpeople. Maybe Washing­ rape and especially date rape. Many of the defining chunk of money and trusting him to give you the best ton did not like that style. This should not qualify as rape. factors for these issues are changing as we usher into a deal, especially since the judge was a fonner rape pros­ This would result in a law that is based not on ~hat you new era of individual rights and sexuality. ecutor and a rape victim counselor. She could not possi­ do, but who you do it with. Rape was a theme on "Larry King Live., the other bly have an objective point of view concerning rape. 1be law says that you are innocent until proven night. The topic was·about how the court denied Mike Point two: Evidence about Desire Washington's guilty. Washington filed the charges, so she should be Tyson's first appeal ofhis rape conviction. The guests on past, particularly the part about her falsely accusing a responsible for most of the burden of proof. Where was the show included Mike Tyson's lawyer, Alan person of rape in high school, was not allowed to be the evidence? It is amazing to me that she did not prove Dershowitz, fonnerTyson promoter Don King and Ruth submitted as evidence. Tyson raped her (no hard evidence); rather the jury chose Jones, staff attorney for the National Organization of Point three: The fact that she had already signed an to believe one person's testimony over another's. Many Women. agreement to sue Tyson in a civil suit for $30 million was jury members also commented that if they had been I am no lawyer, but I honestly and objectively think also not disclosed. presented with the withheld evidence, they would have that Mike Tyson did not get a fair trial by any stretch of Lastly, several key witnesses stating that they had ruled in favor of Tyson. the imagination. However, Ruth Jones sternly insisted seen Mike and Desire engaging in foreplay prior to It makes a mockery of the justice system for Tyson that Tyson is guilty. I think she said something about entering the hotel were not allowed to testify. not to be granted a new and fair trial. I think the Tyson being a man and having testosterone, so naturally Rape is a horrible thing, but I think that Mike Tyson's . predicament is best summed up by a lyric from Chuck D he was guilty. I found it a bit ironic that Ruth Jones was story has a little more truth and substance to it than people of Public Enemy in the song "Hazy Shade of Criminal:" so strongly biased about Tyson's trial. It is od1 that she think. "!never liked what I saw in the !:iw, !!:c!ar.a trees hangin' and her fellow "NOWians" are so anti-men, considering Why would a man with the wealth and influence of us instead of ]eaves." The Central F1.orida Future Classified Sept.1. 1993

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Amidst all of the controversy pres­ House killed his wife. ently surrounding Carol turns so suspi­ Woody Allen's private cious that she begins life, it is amazing how her own investigation he can still churn out into the crime. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES entertaining and witty After a shor BOARD RECRUITMENT films year after year. while, Carol uncovers DAY His new film, "Man­ some interesting infor­ SEPT. 1 4-6 PM mation, but it all seems hattan Murder Mys­ STUDENT CENTER tery," is lighter on the to enrage her husband, mind than many of his Larry, who soon joins AUDITORIUM previous films, but it the investigation to try just as entertaining. to keep his wife out o This is trouble. But, overall, Allen's first true com­ Larry uses the case to edy since the late rediscover his love for MWS 1970s. He also co­ his wife. wrote the script with A little simple Marshall Brickman, for Woody Allen? Yes, who assisted Allen in but after the emotional writing his master­ complexity of his last pieces "Annie Hall" film, the great "Hus- and "Manhattan." Like those films, "Man­ ing down the hall from them in their apart­ an an 1ves, one would think tha hattan Murder Mystery" remains true to ment building. A ~ew days later, Mrs. House Allen would go a little light this time, which Woody Allen'snature: smarthumor,down­ is what he does, and rather successfully. on-Lhcir-luck characters, and true-to-life The humor is intelligent and abun­ lessons. dant, with many sight gags, as well as a Here, Allen stars again with his hilarious scene in which the Liptons and once long-time partner Diane Keaton as their friends lry to set up the killer over the Larry and Carol Liptons, a middle-aged phone. Also, the supporting cast, which couple who no longer have anything to talk includes Anjelica Huston and Alan Alda, give the needed energy to the film at just the men about. They are bored with each other but ROY SHAW RICHARD feel that it is far too late in their lives to split right moments. This is sort of a fluff film on SCHEIDER DREYR1SS up and start new lives. They still love each Woody Allen standard$, but even his fluf other, but have grown somewhat distant. turns out great. One night after seeing an opera, the Liptons falls dead from a heart attack. Carol is in­ JAWS meet the Houses (played by Jerry Adler stantly shocked, but not because of the sur- .. •eyal goldshmid SEPT.2 8PM staff writer and Lynn Cohen), an elderly couple resid- prise death of Mrs. House: She feels that Mr. RECREATIONAL SERVICES POOL M U 0 I C But on the whole, the album is strong and enthralling. Siamese Dream proves to be a hypnotizing successor to the phenomenal gish. NUDESWIRL WITH PSYCLONE RANGER -Eyal Goldshmid SEPT. 13 9. PM THE STATION

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••Wll ~dK1tngd_Cl_1g______By Anthony Rubino,_ Jr. Quick & Easy Ways to Annoy Your Friends and Loved Ones With your lnstructor ... Wet Wllllell .. This week we will be exploring: verbal annoyance. Let's start by taking a look at ttlese generic, and very annoying answers to everyday questions. These replies con be used ,. wlttl almost ANY Inquiry/ Here ore some examples ... ( eolfj~atalate.r (}aJ" ;Ve,ttl Plecft~.. I Q. How are you today? Q. How's your class going? A. I don't know. I'm not A.Bite me. t"e-!!e? If!britlulf nra h-().l(t(Jdi ;t',.1:rta #e~ar!ialf from around here. Q. Can you help me with this trta fall"tt Q. Quick, I'm in a really tourniquet? #tt:o!e 8artfett ;ffe!rirrla ;tf;t!~ big hurry-can I borrow A.Nope. /t'ldrt.fa 8d!r~ J'tac~ ¢eor~ clrira ;ffeth/el" a quarter? Or, If you prefer, simply repeat A. nothing and everything the person says for Ualf(/ 8fort tial(l(().I( ;tf;teJ' (ScJy Tlf/aw ~u.t.fia!! .stare blankly Into space) equally annoying results. J'fi.Zal(l(e /t'fooN Trace? 8NUllf If/I(? llaclloU1 The Timeless Time Question If!e.l-al(~a ea.l(defar/o l!eatiel" llart CatMcft.-a /loi!e cftefo.l(r'e Oarrr'M tfel"l"f lla.rJ'!el" Lori/lo!! tloal(l(a. Omf!r' Jel(l(rfel" OJ'toUI &ii( llr'titel"J'D.j' J lf11!'bt.l"ft Para,ydoo. Trac? Oo!etta #tt:o!e llo~.rral( cfial(l(Olf Oro.fbf O!ari--e l/aJ'i TolfJ-4 Patt(.l"J'(JI( Jel(l(rfel" Ou.t.rlw.f! e,l(tkta po;;!e tlel(rft Ua.f't/06 t'e!!r' e,ZJ'zai cfte-;i().l(/e t'er'tt.I" Ta/l(lf(? Rarir.rjord Iflf/1(, /}r'v./ f'r.rir t'el(cktor tfNtta J'c,fw,_0,lf(d, Oelol'd (}°!le teJ'!r'e Aolf(arl(r°tzit If11!'? J'tul!et l!eatiel" Orwett t'arla !ecN1%, irto. J'trattM /t'fetklf /}!'eU1ett Toi1i1blf(al(I( 1f1'ttru noze ..di If~!a E!el(trr' . J'i().1(1(01( itJl(dol(.f/fft°ti IfIf(? Tou.a-Mt(Jl(e tfare,y rwe!! 8ariaro. io;ez ;ffp,y1yu.e Tattle tfe!t, tlolz "The only differe nee between myself and a madman is that I am not rf .. ·. ,(,/~ WQ!t,,., mad." - Salvador Dali l fife ,,t/oa/// Sept. 1, 1993 Central Florida Future 19 Aerobic Schedule FOOTBALL from 24 "Reid's stock has gone Fall 1993 up," McDowell said. "He is now in contention for the number two quarterback spot with Michael Jordan." Time Room MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT While McDowell's 9:00am Arena Step Step depth chart appears set at 10 am Arena Step Step Step most positions, a few spots - remain up in the air. Some llamArena Step weighty decisions await as Noon MPR Hi/Low Low Hi/Low Low Hi/Low the Knights prepare to open the regular season Sept. 11 3 pm Arena Step High Step High Hi/Low versus Valdosta State. 4: 15pm Arena ·Step Hi/Low Step Hi/Low Dance Game time is 1:30 p.m. at the Florida Citrus Bowl. 5:30pm Arena Step Fae/Staff Dance Fae/Staff Step Extra points, spikes, digs 6:45pm Arena Step Step and sets or goals. These are just a few of the terms Noon Pool Aqua Aqua you'll use when writing for • 5:30pm Pool Aqua Aqua the Central Florida Future sports section. For more information, call Jenny Classes are free to students. For more information or to sign up, stop by Recreational Ser- Duncanson or Trace Trylko at 823-6397. vices room 101 or call 823-2408. · ~ FRATS! SORORITIES! Coming next week: STUDENT GROUPS! Raise as Much as You Want In One Week! $100••• $600••• $1500! Football Preview: A Look At The 1993 Market Applications for the hottest credit card ever.­ NEW GM MASTERCARD. Users earn BIG DISCOUNTS Fighting Knights on GM CARS! Qualify for FREE T-SHIRT & 194 GMC JIMMY. Call 1-800-950-1039,ext. 75.

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V-BALL from page 24 another veteran the team, is teams, and by the tournament, 1993 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA happy to have her back. She they were more than ready for VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE tive frJng. kept pace with Bridson last sea­ TAAC competition. "It's a good pressure,'' son, making 317 kills. "We have a lot of solid Smith said. "I think the team is Smith said the variety of schools on the schedule. We 're Date Opponent Time maturing. Winning the confer­ Sept. 2-4 Hofstra (N.Y.) Invitational players is the strongest point preparing them for ence was a great boost and the for the team. Sept. 2 vs. Rhode Island 5:30p.m. overstimulation. " girls have come back in great "Our variety of offense is Sept. 3 vs. Loyola (Md.) Noon shape. I'm really excited." The Lady Knights begin going to be increased," Smith their season with the Hofstra Sept. 3 vs. Illinois-Chicago 5p.m. Smith is accompanied by said. "We do have some young Sept. 4 vs. Northeastern Illinois lOa.m. nine veterans on a 19-woman Invitational this weekend in players-freshman and junior New York. Sept. 4 vs. Hofstra 2p.m. roster. One of the key returning college transfers. But they are The season will culminate Sept. 8 BARRY 7 p.m. players is senior Emily Bridson, definitely playing a big role." inmid-Novemberwith the !our­ Sept. lOd 1 Cfomson (S.C:) Invitational wl•0 led th~ t"am in 1992 with The schedule is going to be nament. Sept. 10 vs. Clemson 1 p.m. 320 kills, including a 3.2 kills­ tough f.or the women. The ma­ Sept. 10 vs. Auburn 5p.m. per-game average. She also led jority of .the first half of .the The East and the West divi­ sions will play a double round­ Sept. 11 vs. Drexel 2p.m. the team defensively, blocking season will be played on the robin schedule within the divi­ Sept. 11 vs. UN C-Asheville 6p.m. an average of one shot per road against ranked teams like sions. The top two teams from Sept. 15 JACKSONVILLE 7 p.m. game. Only two other seniors Louisville, Clemson and Vir­ each division will meet for the Sept.17 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* are on the roster; Lori Klenke ginia Tech. But Smith says tourney at the East Division 7 p.m. and Aleicia McElrath. that's by design. Last year the Junior Miriam Metzcus, winner's home court. Sept. 22 at Stetson 7p.m. team played a lot of tough Sept. 23 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* 5 p.m. UCF VOLLEYBALL ROSTER Sept. 24-25 New Orleans (La.) Invitational Sept. 24 vs. Nicholls State 3p.m. Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown/Previous School Sept. 24 vs. New Orleans 7p.m. Prieta Aguayu OH 5-8 Fr Rio Piedras, PR/Winter Park Sept. 25 vs. Tulane 3p.m. Emily Bridson MB 6-1 Sr Lansing, MI/Lansing CC Sept. 25 vs. Tulsa 5p.m. Melissa Byrd OH 5-8 Jr Orlando/Edison CC Sept. 30 at College of Charleston* 7p.m. Michelle Cutright MB 5-10 So Mequon, WI/Homestead Oct. 1-2 Furman (S.C.) Invitational Kelli Driscoll 5-1 Jr Ocklawaha/Central Fla. CC Oct. 1 vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga lOa.m. Tammi Edwards OH 6-0 So Palm Beach Gdns/Plm Bch Gdns Oct. 1 vs. Xavier 4p.m. Ingrid Frey OH 5-9 Fr Maitland/Bishop Moore Oct. 2 vs. UNC-Charlotte 9a.m. Amy Gendreau OH 5-9 So Lakewood, CO/Wheat Ridge Oct. 2 vs. Furman 3p.m. Tonya Gwinn MR 5-10 So Longwood/Lake Howell Oct. 8 vs. Appalachian State** 5p.m. Christy Hutcherson 5-9 Fr Englewood/Lemon Bay Oct. 9 LOUISVILLE . 7:30 p.m. Lori Klenke OH· 6-1 Sr Gardner, KS/Barton County CC Oct.13 SOUTH FLORIP.A 7 p.m. Oct. 14 at Florida International* 7p.m. Oct. 15 at Florida Atlantic lOa.m. Oct. 20 STETSON* 7 p.m. Oct. 28 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 7:30 p.m. Oct. 29-30 UCF INVITATIONAL UCF MOO DUK KWAN Oct. 29 XAVIER Noon Oct. 29 MERCER* 7 p.m. · TAE KWON DO Oct. 30 NEW ORLEANS Noon Oct. 30 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 6 p.ni. Nov.3 at Jacksonville 7p.m. Nov.5 VIRGJNIKCOMMONWEALTH 7 p.m. Nov.6 VIRGINIA TECH 1:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at South Florida 7p.m. Nov. 12-13 TAAC Tournament TBA *Trans America Athletic Conference Games **at Jacksonville, Fla. HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS All home games at UCF Gymnasium, Education Bldg. For ticket information, call 823-1000 All students are free with validated ID

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Two Division 1-A schools dot UCF's 1993 football s~ schedule. More are on the horizon, as the Knights DATELINE continue to b~lster their BY AREA CODE - NATIONWIDE schedule in anticipation of a 1996 move to 1-A. -_ It's-Time. To: Call------1-900-9-50-9567., ey:r. 575 Only $2 Per Minute UCF at Florida State 1995 • Private Mail Boxes • Bulletin Board • Get Personal Phone Nos . . UCF at Georgia Tech 1996 Avalon Comm., Ft. Laud., FL.• 305·525-0800 • 18 or Older Bowling Green at UCF 1996 UCF at Georgia Tech 1997 UCF at Bowling Green 1997 UCF at Georgia Tech 1999 UCF at Florida 1999 UCF at Georgia Tech 1999 UCF at Georgia Tech 2000 ~ UCF at Clemson 2001 UCF at Georgia Tech 2001 UCF at Georgia Tech 2002 UCF at Georgia Tech 2003 UCF at West Virginia 2003 West Virginia at UCF 2004 UCF at West Virginia 2005 22 Sept 1, 1993 Central Florida Future Will the Cowboys repeat or is it the Dolphins' season?

We live in Florida, so you prob­ ented Green Bay team behind the ably can't tell, but autumn is nearly running of Barry Sanders. But, don't here. The leaves will change color, the count the Pack out . .Reggie White air will cool, the boys of summer will improves their defense tremen­ finish and the pigskin will sail through dously. Minnesota has Jim the air on Sunday afternoons. Pull out l. McMahon at quarterback. Are they chipdipandgrabsorn~>.couch,theNFL's \\ kidding? And rounding out the di vi- regular season kicks off Sunday. Now, I've looked into my crystal ball and I'll ~\ . sion will be the Chicago Bears and ', Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These two show you how the standings will look ~. come January. (Don't take Trivial will be bruised and battered as the ears rebuild and the Buccaneers Trylko's predictions too seriously. His.,_...,.~-----== try to escape last place once again. crystal ball is a little hazy.) ...------The NFC East offers the biggest Jenny's Predictions Trace's Predictions San Francisco is the creme challenge. Dallas ~hould be a sure pick, ' of the crop in the West. Steve Young as long as they get Emmitt Smith signed. NFC East NFC East will return soon, bolstering this very They have a great defense, but they '11 1. Dallas Cowboys 1. Washington Redskins talented team. New Orleans has lose much needed morale, not to men­ 2. New York Giants 2. Dallas Cowboys quarterback problems, but their tal­ tion rushing yards, without Smith, and 3. Washington Redskins 3. New York Giants ented defense will keep them close. 4. Philadelphia Eagles end up second or third with the Giants 4. Philadelphia Eagles Los Angeles will be competitive. A 5. Phoenix Cardinals 5. Phoenix Cardinals tlanta is flying so low, head Falcon easily taking over first. Dan Reeves is a NFC Central big improvement, and he leads a team NFC Central Jerry Glanville will be looking for a 1. Detroit Lions loaded with talent. The offense is going I. Green Bay Packers job. 2. Detroit Lions 2. Green Bay Packers to be their key to winning. Phil Simms In the American Football 3. Minnesota Vikings 3. Minnesota Vikings is back at the helm, and the addition of _ 4. Chicago Bears 4. Chi~go Bears Conference, watch out for the Mi­ veteran free agents Mark Jackson and 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers ami Dolphins. The Dolphins will Mike Sherrard gives him plenty of good NFC West NFC West dominate the East, behind a big year targets. The need for the opposition to 1. Atlanta FaJcons 1. San Francisco 49ers from Dan Marino. A resurgent have more pass coverage will open holes 2. San Francisco 49ers 2. New Orleans Saints BoomerEsiason will help New York ... for Rodney ·Hampton and Dave 3. New Orleans Saints 3. Los Angeles·Rams rebound from a disasterous 1992 Meggett. The Redskins could pose a 4. Los Angeles Rams 4.Atlanta Falcons season. Buffalo is coming off three threat, but only if Mark Rypien has a AFC East AFC East Super Bowl losses. They had their better year than in 1992. 1. Miami Dolphins 1. Miami Dolphins chance. Indianapolis and New En­ 2. New York Jets The Pack is back in the NFC Cen­ 2. Buffalo Bills gland will keep it interesting. 3. Buffalo Bills tral. Yes, I'm talking about Green Bay. 3. Indianapolis Colts In the Central, Houston's 4. New York Jets 4. Indianapolis Colts They've been quietly building a solid Jack Pardee is on the hot seat. But, 5. New England Patriots 5. New England Patroits team. Detroit's quarterback depth, along AFC Central the Oilers should produce enough with Barry Sanders and a host of good AFC Central 1. Houston Oilers to save his job. A potent offense and (but not great) receivers, will help them 1. Pittsburgh Steelers 2. Houston Oilers 2. Pittsbugh Steelers a strong defense make them a play­ just edge Minnesota. The Vikings' s run­ 3. Cleveland Browns 3. Cleveland Browns off contender. If not, new defensive ning game will surprise their competi­ 4. Cincinnati Bengals 4. Cincinnati Bengals coordinator Buddy Ryan is waiting tors. Minnesota did lose some key play­ AFC West AFC West in the wings. Pittsburgh should pack ers to free agency and the offensive line 1. Kansas City Chiefs 1. Kansas City Chiefs a punch on the ground again this needs mending, but the defense is hot 2. San Diego Chargers 2. San Diego Chargers year. Cle.veland and Cincinnati will 3. Deilver .aroncos and should keep them in the game. 3. Denver Broncos battle for third place bragging rights. Okay, I'm going out on a limb, but 4. Seattle Seahawks 4. Los Angeles Raiders Joe Montana. Those two words I say Atlanta will overcome its prob­ 5. Seattle Seahawks 5. Los Angeles Raiders produce a flood of playoff and Su­ lems with head coach Jerry Glanville per Bowl memories. That's just what·· and take the top spot in the NFC West. Earlier this year, I predicted Their passing game is lethal and they The Steelers should clinch the Chiefs' fans will be looking for this the Philadelphia Phillies to finish season. San Diego benefited from a should have a solid running ~ame. AFC Central without too much of a slightly ahead of the Florida Mar­ They've also bulked up on defense, · fight. Head coach Bill Cowher has last place schedule last year. The lins in the National League East. eliminating one of their biggest prob­ drummed up the enthusiasm of a team Bolts will not be so lucky in 1993. That having been said, I wouldn't lems from last year-a small line. San with excellent rushers. The only prob­ Denver is a mediocre squad. Seattle Francisco (much to my chagrin) is still lem could be stopping the opposition's bet the ranch on any of the follow­ might score enough points to win running game. Houston will be the good enough to be near the top of the ing National Football League fore- six games. Finally, Los Angeles is only competition for Pittsburgh. The West. But the Saints are saying "don't casts. just plain bad. Oilers have many talented veterans led In the National Football Con- count us out.,, Their experience is a big So, in the AFC look for the by Warren Moon, who wants a Super ference, there's a tendency to fa­ plus, and so is theiroffensive line, which Dolphins, Jets, Oilers, Steelers, Bowl ring in a big way. It's Houston's vor the Dallas Cowboys. But, this last year led the league in fewest sacks defense that needs help. Chiefs and Chargers in the playoffs. young team will face a post Super allowed. The line is a big help to their Kansas City and San Diego will Meanwhile, the NFC post-season Bowl let down. The NFC East has running game, which would be the key vie for the #1 position. If Joe Montana derby will include the Redskins, weakened, and this should benefit to the Saints being a real contender. can find his niche with the Chiefs, they Cowboys, Lions, Packers, 49ers and Washington. Watch out for a re­ The AFC East will be headed by should make an appearance in the AFC Saints. surgent Mark Rypien. The rest of the Dolphins. The aging Dan Marino is. championship game. But he, like Who will win it all? Well, my the division will fight for a shot at hungry for a championship after three Marino, needs the offensive line to do crystal ball has San Francisco seven close seasons, and Miami has found a wildcard slot. The New York their job. Otherwise, the Chargers will better than Miami. Hey, at least him plenty of targets. The Dolphins' Giants are rebuilding and the Phila­ take over, behind a defense which will they're more on the mark than Ms. biggest problem is their offensive line, give competitors a big problem-scor­ delphia Eagles have been depleted Duncanson's off the wall selections. which needs to keep Marino off his ing! by free agency. Meanwhile, the back. The Bills should be fighting for As for the big bowl, I see Dallas Phoenix Cardinals are hoping re­ Remember, her favorite team is the the top spot again this year, but Miami repeating, over Miami. One way or cent signee Garrison Hearst helps Giants, so what does she know about wants it more. Put some confidence another, free-agency has put some pull them from last. football? Enjoy the action, NFL into the Colts' young team and they'll people in some surprising places, and it In the NFC Central, first to fans. should prove to be a very interesting be a force to be reckoned with. (Can last and back again will be Detroit's Until next week remember, the season. Stand and cheer football fans, you believe Trace and I agree on all motto. The Lions will edge a tal- sports beat goes on! autumn is here. this?) Sept. 1, 1993 Central Florida Future 23 • Recreational Services Fall Schedule

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The Central Florida Future S-oorts Sept. 1, 1993 Young soccer teams take to the field Men and women kick off their 1993 seasons on the road on the field." Athletic Conference title com- By ANDREW VARNON However, senior goalkeeper petition ranked fourth (out of ) Staff Writer . . • ... ·. . . "- • Didier Menard maintair.cd ~;e- , dght teams) in the conference. defense. He may well be the In addition to TAAC foes and For the 1993 season, the Knights' strong point this year. some in-state rivals, including men's and women's soccerteams "We'll have one of the best Rollins, Tampa and South A will return with new coaches, defenses I've seen/' he said. Florida, UCF will face a couple veteran goalkeepers and plenty If so, then Menard should be of teams familiar to Winch from of road games. But, their situa­ oneofthekeys. Hefinishedlast his days at Clemson: UNC­ tions will be quite different. season with a 1.18 goals-against GreensbQroand UNC-Charlqtte. The biggest change in the average in nearly 1,600 minutes "They're good teams," said program is the two new ofplayinnet.He'soneofthefew Winch. "Top-20 [NCAA coaches. UCF will have an in­ returning starters. Other return- ranked] caliber. But those dependent coach for each team ing starters include defender games come at a good time for instead of one coach for both Kamal deGregory and us, about five games into our squads. Bob Winch, former as­ midfielders Nathan OD).odt and schedule. It will be a good sistant coach at Clemson, will Jamie Dyson. Todd Drum and indicationofwhatkindofteam lead the men. Former UCF as­ Steve Soistman return and hope we have here." sistant coach KarenRichterwill to see more playing time this The situation facing Rich- return to guide the women. season. ter and the Lady Knights will Winch's new philosophy The final roster is still up in be more subtle. Richter has will be direct~d at a squad of the air because of last week's spent six years at UCF: two as new players. The men lost walk-on tryouts. Whatisknown the assistant coach for the seven starters from last year's is less than half of last year's women's team under former 8-6-2 lineup. But this year's roster will return. Winch con- coach Bill Barker, and four as players will have a new strat­ cedes the Knights will be a goalkeeper from 1987-90. egy. Winch favors a versatile young team, but between· the The women will return three pass and support style of play walk-ons and the new recruits, of the top five scorers in Amy that allows a quick strike capa­ he hopes to be ready for the Geltz,KellyKocheverandTif­ bility on the· attack. upcoming season. f any Schreiner. Returning on "Everybody attacks, every­ "We have about five or six defense will be keeper Heather body defends," Winch said. "As quality freshman recruits that BrannandseniordefenderKaren • - \ long players keep in mind as have the ability to play in the Drake. The big gap to be filled ·------~------__. their responsibilities on de­ NCAA,'• he said. will be in the midfield. Although fense, attacking runs can origi­ The Knights will begin their New men's soccer coach, Bob Winch, mulls over the nate from about any position. first season of Trans America SOCCER continued pg 21 Knights prospects this season. (DeHoog/Future) Lady Knights prepare for their > second straight TAAC crown .

By JENNY DUNCANSON pion, six went to UCF. ·Sports Eciitor The volleyball squad is one of the few teams at UCF which did net go If the volleyball coaches of the through major changes this year. Head Trans America Athletic Conference are coach Laura Smith is beginning her right, UCF will have its second volley­ third year with the women. She has a ball conference ·championship title in 39-28 record with the Lady Knights two years. and helped them to last year's title. In a preseason poll of the confer­ Also returning is assistant coach Sandy ence coaches, the Lady Knights are Gast. predicted to finish on top of the East Smith said her team feels pressure Volleyball head coach Laura Smith hopes to celebrate another division and take first place overall. Of from the preseason poll, but it's a posi- TAAC championship this season. (DeHoog!Future) the 10 possible votes for overall cham- V-BALL continued page 20 Jordan, Reid battle for _backup quarterback in training camp

By TRACE TRYLKO sive guard Buster Mills, offensive Sports Editor guard Doug Schoen, defensive end David Nelson and defensive back

The UCF Fighting Knig~us a1e Steve Wri.ght. Sept. 2-3 Volleyball @ Hofstra Invetationa~ battling the heat and humidity of Meanwhile, an interesting quar­ afternoon practices as the regular terback battle has emerged. But, it's Sept. 4 Women's Soccer@ St. Mary's (@FIU) 1 p.rn season draws closer.Meanwhile, the not starter DarinHinshaw'sjob that's up for grabs. A contest for the backup Knights have been making news on Sept. 5. Men's Soccer @ Florida Atlantic 7 p.m. and off the field. slot is being waged by current sec­ Head· coach Gene McDowell ond-stringer Michael Jordan and nained five seniors as team captains: red!:!1iri: fr~~h.nan Kevin Reid. Sept. 6 r~ten's Soccer@ Nova 7 p.rn. running back Willie English, offen- FOOTBALL continued page 19