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Vol. 25, No. 55 THURSDAY April 15, 1993 16 P~ges AASU, Zeta promote Black Awareness t by Jill Krueger at the Bush Auditorium. NEWS EDITOR Other events happening are an art and fashion show on· The African-American Stu- Saturday. dent Union will celebrate Black The art show can be seen from Awareness Week along ·with · 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the Mills Rollins College beginning Lawn. The fashion show starts at Thursday. · 7 p.m. at the Cornell Arts Patio. Black Awareness Week, Rollins will present "Can I April 12-17, was Speak for You a means of pro- Brother," a the- moting aware- ater production, Saturn brought its newest models to UCF for a two day aisplay. The company f Af · "Black Aware- d ness o ncan ness Week is a at 6 p.m. 8un ay gave away $500 scholarships. Senior Victoria Oelcastillo and junior Joe Americans to the night at Knowles Mandato check out the features. ( DeHoog/fut~re) national cultura1 Celebration ... ,, · Chapel Williams · d and societal life said author Terry before Black His- McMillian _will Saturn awards Stu ents tory Month was ·Katrina Wi"lliams also speak at 1 designated. MSU MEMBER p.m. Sunday at . I b • -· "Black Aware- Lake Eola. and C U S ID ceremony- nessweekisacel- OnUCFscam- . ebration of the cultures and pus, Zeta Phi Beta hosted Zeta people ofAfrican descent," said Week to promote black aware- pj Sigma Epsilon-Delta Delta wins annual Saturn awalid Katrina Williams, the former ness.ZetaWeek~ndswitha"Bring by ~oslbel Monserrate our accomplishments and the ment," said Ronald Atwell, di- vice president ofthe AASU. She in the New School Jam" Friday in t CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE accomplishments of all the rector of Veteran Affairs. "Not said members will participate the Multipurpose Room ofUCFs
-._./ otherorganizations,"saidJudy all educatioz:i happens in the in an African Fest at Rollins EducationBuilding.Admissionis Pi Sigma Epsilon-Delta Lauterette of PSE, a national classroom.''. Co11ege. $2 and for Greeks with parapher- Delta chapter was named the professional marketing society. Saturn awards $1,000 in The ceremonies begin with a nalia, $1. winners of the 1993 UCF Sat- ''Teamwork is the key .. . Sat- support of campus program- keynote address, "Africans in the The Zeta members will offer urn Award Tuesday. urn ' emphasizes total team- ming and two $500educational · NewWorld,"at8p.m.intheHauck · free food and fun at a picnic Saturn, in partnership with work and total dedication," said grants, in addition · to the · Auditoriwn. The theater perfor- ·Saturday. Activities include, UCF, recognizes exceptional Saturn field executive . Gary $1,000 teamwork award. mance''MalcolmSpeaks"willtake amongotherthings, swimming student teamwork and com- Marks. Pi Sigma Epsilon, selected placeat5p.m.andat7p.m.Friday and basketbaJl. munity service. UCF is one of He said students made a from a pool of 12 entries, orga- 16 universities nationwide valuable contribution to the nized Hurricane Active Inter- who participate in the Saturn community, vention in Disaster. Bookbag fashion gives program. ''What you do as teams is "We are extremely proud of important in overall develop- SATURN continued page 3 ·way to back pain Future plans to ~ake many changes College Press Service Students expressed the problems that they have had by Heather Asche to become friends with every semester. ''We have many op LINCOLN, Neb. - There's a as a result of improper wear of one," Bauer said. tions open, but we haven't ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR proper way to wear a backpack packs. One of the biggest changes made a definite decision as to - but most students opt for a "I feel fatigue or cramps in The Central Florida Future, beginning wlt'h tbe fa.11 semes where we will be·publishing," more fashionable one-shoulder my shoulder," said Chris UCF's student newspaper is ter is The Future will be pub said Bauer. One possibility for look. Worthley, a senior psychology plans t'o,.. undergo several lishing once a week instead of The Future is to go under the However, following fashion major. every Tuesday and Thursday. changes next semester under direction of the School of Com can be dangerous, health offi . Herb Hess, a senior educa newly elected editor in chief "We have many new staffmem munications. "I think that this cials say. tion major, said when his shoul- Dave Bauer. bers and editors and meeting is a good idea," said current Wearing backpacks, der muscles became tired, he "Wehavealotofnewpeople two deadlines in one week will editor in chief Bill Cushing, shoulderpacksorshoulderbags switch shoulders. This is the in the editor positions, and all be too much pressure for ev "This move would be benefi improperly can lead to problems treatment recommended by the changes that are going to eryone, especially since many cial for everyone, but knowing in the back, lower back and tra Feight. be made are definitely for the will be just learning produc how administration is, this will pezius muscle, said Mark Feight, "Students should carry less better," Bauer said. tion and style," Bauer said. not be happening in the next an athletic trainer at Injury Pre or alternate shoulders, but they He said the Future's main Instead of two 12-page issues academic year. The staff must vention and care in the Univer get in a habit of using only goal is to improve relations the paper will be condensed seriously look at other alter sity of Nebraska Campus Rec one," Feight said. with UCFs administration, into one."This will not mean a natives." As a last resort, The reation Center. The problems.can be ampli clubs and organizations and reduction of pages; the two is Future would move off cam Hip problems, ranging from fied if students have had a pre fraternities and sororities. "We sues will be condensed into pus. "This will be one of our minor irritation to pain when vious shoulder or back prob are tired of being at odds with one." last options," said Bauer, "but standing, can also result from lem. certain organizations on cam The Future will be relocat disproportional backpack Rebecca Hinks, a senior bi pus and plan to make an effort ing at the beginning of the fall FUTURE continued page 4 weight, Feight said. ology major said, "I have a pre "The body is designed for bal existing injury in my shoulder, ance," he said, "so you throw and I get a lot of pain because I your hip out to balance the bag." carry too much. "
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HOT DOGS AND SODA POP ---Announcements---- GarageSa1e The National Organization for Men at UCF will hold a garagesalefrom8a.m.to2p.m.Saturday.Anydonations will be accepted. Bring items Thursday and Friday to Administration Building room i48.
Peace in the Middle East The political science department at UCF and the Arab American Community Center will host professor Naseer Aruri in "The Palestirian Vision of Peace in the Middle Easf' at 8 p.m. today in the Visual Arts Center Auditorium .
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Join the 89.9 News Team The Dean of the College of Business serve·s hot dogs and soda for students within the UCPs radio station, WUCF-FM, is looking for news and college. He does this frequently to show students his apprecition. Many students took sports writers, reporters and anchors. Call Trace Trylko for advantage of the free food. (DeHoogtFuruRE> news or Robert De Vore for sports at 823-2444. Apartment Fair PSE Saturn award-winner recognition of individual contributions to the group. The Department of Housing and Residence Life, Off Pi Sigma Epsilon will now compete with 15 Campus Housing center , is sponsoring their annual SATURN other college and university winners for a national "Apartment Fair". Thefairisfrom9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., FROM PAGE 1 $5,000 award. Friday, on the Student Center Green. Area apartment Pi Sigma Epsilon also won the 1991 Saturn Award COfll>lex repersentatives will be on campus with informa The 64 members of Pi Sigma Epsilon donated for their efforts in refurbishing a homeless shelter. tion on what is avalable in the university community. Call proceeds from several fund-raisers to The group painted the six-family shel UCF-HOME for more information. support hurricane relief and personally ======~ ter, hosted their Christmas party and assi~ted relief agencies. "We are ex- refurbished the children's playground Locally they created local awareness as part of their service project. Quotes of the disastrous effects of a hurricane treme/y Other entrants in the competition TheUCFp..iblicrelationsclub,Quotes,willsponsoraresume .. on an unprepared area and assisted the proud:.···" this year included: UCF Waterski workshop with local professionals at 4 p.m. Th.nsday in Visual Ms Building room 111. Call Char1es LaPradd at 380- Bennett family who moved to Central Team1 Pre Physical Therapy Club1 Florida after losing everything to Hur- UCF Men's Rugby Team, CREATE, 2026 ext. 3452. ricane Andrew. '."Judy Lauterette Wellness Expo - S.W.A.T., STARS Teams of three or more were judged on Pl SIGMA EPSILON Mentoring Program, UCF for Bosnia, Clothe the Homeless team initiative and enterprise, enhance- SAE - Mini Baja, Strides Toward Alpha Kawa Psi,the professional business fraternity of UCF, men t of the campus or community, Understanding, Alpha Kappa Psi and will hostack:>thingdrivetorthe h:>melessbeginning Saturday. achievement of goals through cooperative effort and Delta Gamma. - Merroers wiU alk:>cate drop stations on carrµ.is next week. They request clothing for women in large sizes aoo service able shoes. Merroers also need clothing for children 9 or o(jer and men's jeans sizes 28, 29 and 30. Other Items Final Exam Schedule irclude work shoes ard tennis shoes as well as men's ard wornen'sunderwearardsocks.CallMike,380-7404,orLisa, 1J the first class of the 671-7148. week meets: Final Exam period is: Monday 7a.m. 8-10 a.m. April 29 Bea Leader 8 8-10 May3 The UCF Society of Professional Journalists is accepting 9 8-10 May5 nominations Friday for next year's leadership positions at 10 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. May3 the 10 a.m. meeting in Student Center room 217. The .. 11 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. May5 society is a campus chapter of the national society and is 12p.m. 12:30-2:30 p.m . April 29 open to print,broadcast ardphotojoumalists. UCF SP Jwill 1 1-3 May3 I hold elections April 23. Call Savannah at 281-9318 ~ 2 1-3 May5 interested. 3 3-5 April 29 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. April29 Tuesday 7a.m. Scholarship in Communication 8-10 a.m. April 28 8:30 The Sch:>ol of Comrrunication is seeking canc:fldates forthe 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. May4 10 $000 Gerow/May Sch:>larship for 1993. The scholarship is 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. April 28 11:30 available to female undergraduate students with a minirrum 1-3 p.m. May4 lp.m. of 90 hours oorll)leted in the Sctool of Comrrunication. 1-3 April 28 2:30 Female graduate students with a ninimum of 15 h:>urs toward a master's in comrrunication are also erigible, as are those graduating this May.Students can obtain application Jj the first class of the forms andelgbilityreq.JirementsfromtheSchoolof Comrru week meetsi Final Exam period is: nrabn offce, Fine Arts Building room534. The deadline for awlicatons is ,April 21. Tum in applications and paperwor1< Monday 4p.m. 3-5:15 p.m. May3 to the attention of Joe Han, Gercm/MayScholarshipSelection Tuesday May4 Committee chair. Wedesday May5 Thursday April 28 Big Man on Campus and Miss UCF Monday 5:30p.m. 5:20-7:20 p.m. May3 Congratulations to Miss University of Central Fk:>rda 1993, Tuesday May4 Kirrberty Sarubbi, ard the Big Man on Carrµ.is, Gordon Wednesday May5 Marns. Runners-up to the Miss UCF Pageant irx::uded: Thursday April28 Kirroerty Berfield, who won the inteNew categ:>ry ard was named second runner-up; Meredith Miler,who won evening Monday 7 p.m. 7:30-9:30 p.m. May3 wear ard was named first rumer-up; and Stacie Clemons, Tuesday May4 wh:> won non-finalist talent. Sarubbi also won sp::>rtswear. Wednesday May5 Winners in the Big Man on Carrpus contest included: Jack Bishop, winner of the Talent category with Andrew Ratliff as Thursday April28 secord runner-up ard Carl Mixon, first runner-up. Mams won intervitw, sportswear and evening wear 4 The Central Florida Future • April 15, 1993
FUTURE FROM PAGE 1 at least we would have a place to house our equipment and to publish from." The Future, along with al most every other business, has felt the strains of the economy this year. The administration recently recalled $30,000 that The Future had borrowed from them, and this put the publi cation in a financial setback. Due to this, The Future will not be publishing this sum mer, as it usually does. "We are owed money from numer ous people, and it will all be coming in to us this summer. ( Not publishing will definitely save us money, and we will be back in the profit-gaining mar gin at the start of the fall se mester," Bauer said.
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Morales A little reminder from the Environmental Defense Fund 823-2430 that if you're not recycling, you're throwing ~f!tlft away a lot more than just your trash. ~ ~ Recycle. Save our environment. Tll '-'t~~t~t~ .. ~t~~t~™ • • The Central Florida Future n1on .- April 15. 1993 6 Consequences to the IRS are dire, even for college students ; "f~J 1· -mf" Cu >JTolJ t's tax day again. Hopefully, you are not '. ,·\i l ADMlkJISTRl-tl/Ol\l~ among that not-so-rare breed of lax 11 tax • , p I COUNCIL OfJ ~EALlH I preparers who have waited until the last minute to file the required forms with the '1'1' 1 · A/\Jrv DONCE.D-ro.DA-1( government - you know who you are. t: IHAT ~MrHr\ Remember, tax returns have to be post 14C-TUALLY 15E marked bymidnighttonight to avoid the conse •• U-H-f".... _ ....., • . ,,,,..... ~n Par<. You o quences ofbeing late. Because of all the people 0 in this world you don't want mad at you, the ,IS~ ... Wt-HtH BRJtJb--.5 IRS should be at the top of the list. ~ us To 1+1Z::: Answerable to no one, this particular arm of PRt=S \DE"NTS N~LJ 1 the federal government has the ability to mess JOBS~ PLFrtJ "·~ up your life worse than an unannounced cumu lative final exam. Probably the most helpful thing to remem ber when dealing with the IRS is that taxes are inevitable. We may not like them, but they are • certainly here to stay. The strange thing about the IRS is that, in the midst of a democratic government, it sits like the sovereigns,ofold; it can do no wrong sort of an American KGB. Move to I-A is beyond stupid Evenlfyouallow .theIRStodoyourtaxesforyou have to work a little longer and harder to offset the ever - not something many would recommend- if Francis J. Allman increasing athletic fees. These fees are needed to sub they make a mistake, it is still your fault. sidize the games that virtually no one att.ends, despit.e THINK ABOUT IT t We can see the reason for investing the IRS . r------ the fact we've already paid for them. 'd like t.o take this oppor- That's another thing: I wish . people would stop with a fair amount of power, for there are not tunity to thank Doug saying these games are "free" to UCF students. Every many Americans who relish the idea of paying I Shoen (whose letter ap- student pays for the athletic program every time they taxes" The tax collectors probably need to be pears at the top of the facing regist.er for classes. I've attended one athletic event somewhat intimidating, but the problem with page) for talcing the time to since I've been here. So at $5.50 per credit hour times unlimited power is that it can lead to unwar writ.e, no doubt representing 60 hours, that game cost me $330. What a deal! ranted persecution. thehoardsofUCFfootballfans Andspeakingoftheathleticfee,guesswhatisbudgeted -all two of them-who will t.o increase if we go I-A? That's right. The plan calls for an Power is a heady thing and the IRS has more soon be attending our Division increase of more than $180,000 over the next four years. than its share of power. I-A athletic competitions. Guess who pays for that. Hey, you're getting good at this! What makes this particularly disturbing is I know that there are SupportersofthisDivisionl-Amoveseemtohavean"If that the tax code is all but unintelligible to the two fans because I actually you build it, they will come" attitude. Well, that may work common person. The next time you've got a got two letters in response to that editorial, which is in Hollywood, but the notion that fans and boosters are twice as many fans as I thought there were. goingtomiraculouslyappearifwesuddenlycallourselves month or two to kill, stop by the library and And therein lies my point. I wrote an editorial which I-A is a "field of dreams" of gargantuan proportions. read a couple chapters ofTitle 26 of the United forthemostpart-no,forallofitsparts-calledeven - How long do you think top football programs are States Code (The Internal Revenue Code). The the suggestion that we spend an additional $2.2 mil- going to want to play (and flatten I nlight add) UCF language and sentence construction ofthe thing lion on UCF athletics unconscionable, and from all of when they realize they aren't going to get the TV makes James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake seem the boosters, alumni and others that supporters ofthis coverage that brings in the big bucks? idea relish in waving like some sort ofbanner, I got two The move to I-A should be made (ifit should be made like a second-grade reading text. lousy letters. Now, if this does not show the real at all) after the university has enough money to teach Having to worry about the IRS mulling over attitude most people at this university and in this enough classes. Why not develop a championship pro your last three or four years returns is certainly community have toward UCF athletics in general and gram at the I-AA level and then go I-A, bringing ¢e not a comforting thought. UCF football in particular, I don't know what does.. fans and boosters and students along, as well as bring- Ifthe students are so behind this move, why weren't ing in money for education? Providing an education, by One thing students need to keep in mind, at they incensed by my sacrilegious attack on the sacred the w~y, is why this or any university should exist. least those who have taken out student loans, athletic program? The simple truth is that they don't And on a personal not.e to you, Mr. Schoen, I question is that ifyou fail to pay the loans back, the IRS (and shouldn't) give a damn. your reasoning that support for one's alma mater is can come after you for that, too: It's not that I hate sports. I played varsity football somehowlinkedtosupportforitsathleticprograms.How And this is not a library fine or parking and ran track in high school. It's just that the priorities dare you question my school loyalty based solely on the ticket; they don't hold back a transcript. at UCF are all mixed up. fact that I refuse to grovel as you do before the false idol A frequent argument in favor of dumping more money of I-A football? The agency is not known for its sense of intotheblackholethatisUCFathleticsissuchthatallows I am proud to have been associated with UCF and the humor and it has a nasty habit of accessing people who would ordinarily not be able to afford a college outstanding faculty of the English department; proud to fines, which can make the original tax liability education the chance t.o get one. Let's see, this university have worked as an editor ofthis newspaper, t.o have served look miniscule. Then there is the power of wantstospendnearly$6millim:ionanathleticprogramso on the Student Safety Task Force; and I am especially property impoundment,wage garnishing, and a handful of student-athletes can go to school on scholar- proud to be graduatingfrom this university with honors on ship. Well, t.o me that's no bargain. May 8. That is how I show support for my school the unanswerable freezing of one's assets-all· Furthermore, I can't afford a university education The one thing I am not proud of, Mr. Schoen, is the options readily available to the IBS. 1 either, but I hold down three part-time jobs to come up appalling attitude toward education which contin To paraphrase Shakespeare: Beware the I with the money. And I am not alone. Most students ~t ues to be ~is~layed by the current UCF president and Ides of April. · UCFhavetoworktheirwaythrough school: we alljust people like you. Distribution Manager Scott Beaman News Editor Jill Kreuger Central Florida Future Classifieds Manager Michelle Raymond Sports Editor Jenny Duncanson Ad Production Barbara Truman & Kimberly Burmester Entertainment Editor Cliff Vanzandt P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 Advertising Refik Fortner, Matt Whyte, Business Office (407) 823-2601, News Office (407) 823-NEWS Opinion Editor Francis J. Allman Jason Seyfert, Walt Williams Copy Editor Lisa Tulibacki Editor in Chief Photo Editor Michael DeHoog Biii Cushing Staff Members: Heather Asche, Debbie Didier, R.J. Latherow, David J. Shoulberg, Trace Trylko Art Director Dack Nehring Managing Editor Advertising Manager Production Manager Jennifer Schutte Savannah Miller Tisha Valery Opinions expressed in The Central Florida Future are those of the newspaper or Individual columnist and not necessarily those o1 the Board of Publications. University Adrrinistralion, or Board of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed, maximum of 300 words and lndude 1he author's signature, major and phone nurrber. Leners are subject to editing for gramnw and space and become the property of the newspaper. sub)BCt to their publicalJOn. The Central Florida Future is a free, noni)rolit newspaper published twice weekly during the academic yeaI and weekly during the sumJTIBf. All meetings of the BOP are open to the public. Letters April 15, 1993 •The Central Florida Future 7 S~PPORTS DIVISION l·A against nationalJy recognized univer- committment to perform at the top taken place. In 1980, the great Andre This is in response to the staff edito- sities, UCF would gain national expo- level and win. Mr. Allman's claim that the Giant suffered a broken leg in a rial [written by FrancisAUman, March sure through television, newspapers we will be a whipping boy for years to match. Bruto Sanmartino had.his neck 18 issue of the Future] concerning UCF and reputation. This exposure would follow is completely unfounded. The broken by Stan Hansen in the middle football and President Hitt's decision give UCF alumni more recognition, high school football talent in Florida is of a 1976 match and continued to to move to Division I-A in 1996. Mr. thus bettering their opportunities to rated number one in the nation annu wrestle. A rookie named Joe Thurman Allman is widely outspoken in his con- locate more quality job placements on ally by sportswtiters and coaches. With had his career finished late last year demnation of this decision, but his rea- a national level and not just on the a strong pool of talent, UCF will attract after his back broken in one of his first soning for this disapproval is unwar- local level. Mr. Allman also ch•ims UCF Division I-A caliber players which will matches. I suppose Trace's retort to ranted. Since the athletic budget will lacks the needed support to maintain a have and already does have an impact this would be that you really can't get be raised from $3.6 to 5.8 million upon Division I-A program. He makes this on UCF football. On a personal note, hurt. Well, let me bash you over the this move, Mr. Allman assumes the j-~1dgment on the attendance of last Mr. Allman, what I question is your head with a cowbell (a la the bull rope ' difference will be obtained by pouring year's Division I-AA schedule. Thus, support for your alma mater. In de match) and let's see how quickly you money allotted for academics into the this statistic is very misleading. Once fense of Dr. Hitt when he said that respond. I'm not naive. I reafo·:e that athletic budget just like last year. Not UCF commits itselfto competing at the "there is no doubt in ·fos mind that there are some shady goings-on in this a chance. When the football schedule top level, the alumni and Central Flo everyone connected with UCF is be sport. Steroids? Sexual Harassment? includes a majority of Division I teams ridian support will follow just as com hind this move" he was refertjng to Hey, don't they do that in·football, too? like FSU, UF, Georgia and the like, the mitted. Let's face it, with three power- believers not cynics. Fixed reselts and staged press confer " funds UCF receives for playing these houses in Florida people want and ex Doug Schoen ences? Sounds like Pro Boxing to me. Political &ience teams (especially on away visits) will pect to see big games. Once UCF is a The only difference between boxing more than compensate for the increase big-timer fans will attend our games UCF football 1989-93 WRESTLEMANIAC SPEAKS and wrestling is that ESPN covers it on , in the athletic budget, while any sur- en masse. One example of the impact of a regular basis. ,Many p1ofessionals plus moneycould go toward academics, playing big names and big games can "Trivial" Trylko strikes again. First, wrestled as amatures, were football growth !ind even scholarships. be seen when UCFplayed in the NCAA he bashes Auto Racing's claim as a players (UCF's own Ed "The Bull" Mr.Allman also claims this move to Division I-AA playoff quarterfinal sport. Now, he attacks Pro Wrestling. Gantner, for one) and competed in the • Division I-A will mean that UCF stu- against William and Mary. Oyer21,000 Open your eyes, pal. Wrestling isn't all Olympics (Ken Patera). Got the point dents will "be forced to sacrifice their fans were present. Also in 1987, UCF fun and games as you and many others Trivial. Pro Wrestling is a sport. Now if education." Open your eyes. The edu- played Troy State in a semi-final game would like to think. In the history of you want to refute it, we can take it to ' cation one receives at UCF could only . in which just under 30,000 were in wrestling, like football, basketball and the ring. be enhanc~d by this move. With a Divi- attendance. My point is that UCF has other activities the trivial one consid Tommy Stewart sion I-A caliber schedule playing shown support in the past, and with a ers sport, many serious injuries have Communications
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· Reality in comic strips too much for some ior- sort oflike Joe Camd for cigarettes. Whatever the rationale, certain newspapers around the country (thankfully, not the Sentinel) have ceased publication of this basically harmless, nearly realistic re the funnies offen comic strip for some reason or another. sive? I say nearly realistic because, since Johnston is A Well, some seem to be. forced by the constraints of haying to entertain, some At least that appears of her scenarios have been softened to s.omewhat less to be a general reaction to than what I would predict as accurate acts and reac the work that syndicated tions on the par.t of the characters involved. cartoonist Lynn Johnston Overall, though, the comic seems to be a pretty good has been producing during reflection of problems and people. recent weekdays in her se Moreover, at least someone is addressing a serious ries "For Better or For family issue in a family-oriented medium with a (rela Worse." tively) family-accepted touch. Feminists might want For that, I applaud Johnston. to rejoice in the fact that now a woman has joined the But, let's get back to the subject at hand: are the ranks of Berke Breathed ("Bloom County" and now funnies offensive? "Outland") and Garry Trudeau ("Doonesbury") for pro As stated earlier, some seem to be. ducing a comic strip dealing with a topic so controver And some are. sial, so offensive, so horribly ugly that some newspa approach that has caused the recent reaction? I mean have you read this "Sally Forth" routine? pers have seen fit to cease its publication for the past Homosexuality. "Sally Forth" is supposed to be - like Johnston's few panels. The comic has lately.had the teenage boy ofthe strip strip - a depiction of everyday life in suburban white Johnston's strip centers around one family which dealing with the fact that one of his best friends has America. However, instead of actually addressing is she perceives as an ave~age American one. There are "come out of the cfuset" and admitted his sexuality - sues, it presents scenarios dealing with bosses, hus several periphery characters and families also involved. first to him as afriend, now to his parents. bands and smartass daughters. Through this, the cartoonist presents the problems and What a .tiovel story idea. And it does it with the most cliched situations, pleasures that she sees most of us going through: Here is something that doesn't happen in American dialogue and mentality possible. dating, braces, newborn babies, weddings, school, ca families year after year. I think Sally Forth is Nancy grown up. reers, you know- reality. Does the fact that homosexuality actually exists and The worst part is that it is producedjointly. I mean, She tends to present an aspect of these everyday that the people around the homosexual have to deal if this team effort can't produce anything better written realities in such a way that is both humorous and with the personal and social consequences of the situ (or better drawn) than this thing, perhaps they should insightful. ation and its existence really bother readers that much? go back to selling shoes or whatever they did before And she does using a humor that is broad based Perhaps people are fearful that tots reading about being picked up by the presses. enough to appeal to a wide audience. homosexuality in the funnies will be entranced, enticed To think the Sentinel fired Andy Capp for this So, what is the topic that Johnston has dared to and eventually ensnared in this deviant sexual behav- bunch. The Central Florida Future Classified April 15, 1993 . 8
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SPORTS BRIEFS~~~~~~~~~~~- sides, leading F1T head coach Travieso, Robin Holmes, Greg WOMEN'S TENNIS Casey Bak.er to say, "When I told Eyma and Kernel Thompson. The Women's Tennis team you (UCF) to keep fighting, this Thompson also took a first-place ended the regular season on a isn't exactly what I had in mind!" finish in the intermediate positive note. Top winners for the Knights hurdles with a time of 52.9 sec ''- The Lady Knights took the include: onds. Other top finishers for the court against cross-town rival 1st Women's Varsity 4:57.4 Knights were Erik Lipham - Rollins Tuesday and defeated 1st Lightweight 4 "A" 5:09.2 third, 1500m run (4:09); Mike IS® the Tars 5-4. This big win came 2nd Lightweight 4 "B" 5:23.0 Parmenter-third, 3000m run & BAR at a key time in the season, with 2nd Women's (8:59) and James Travieso - theTransAmericaAthletic Con Freshman 8 4:49.1 third, 400m run (51.3). ference tournament beginning 2nd FIN "A" 4:56.6 HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY 11-7 later this week in Montgomery, 1st Women's Varsity 8 4:22.4 MEN'S TENNIS To Go Orders Welcome! Ala. Coach Gail Falkenberg and 1st Men's Freshman 4 4:18.9 The men's tennis team traveled the team are cautiously opti 3rd Men's to Stetson University this week 303 S. Semoran Blvd. mistic about their chances. Lightweight 4 4:22.1 to compete in the Trans America Though aware of the chal 1st Men's Freshman 8 3:40.0 Athletic Conference tourna South of University Drive lenge ahead, player Tracy 2nd Men's ment. The Smashing Knights 679-7669 Coletta predicted, "We'll do fine." Lightweight 8 3:40.4 were seeded second and sported 2nd Men's Varsity 8 3:29.17 the best regular-season record. 12181 E. Coloniar Drive CREW But . the Knights did not atAlafaya & E. Colonial The crew team won the 1RACK achieve the level of success they I Governor's Cup in Melbourne The track team enjoyed what had hoped. The lost early in the 384-6622 I this past weekend. may have been their most suc first round to Southeastern Loui Not only was this a big win cessful week of the season. Fri siana, 6-0. The men were able to 1. for the Knights, but it was the day, the Knights had several regroup against Stetson and win · Mention this ad for i first time since the Regatta be big finishes against the Univer 5-1. But the third round loss to free Chi 5 and 5alaal gan in 1974 that a team other sity of South Florida. College of Charleston, 5-3, sent than Florida Institute of Tech The 4x400 relay team ran a theKnightshomeinsixthplace. nology has captured the cup. record-setting time of 3:23. The Florida International won the The emotions ran wild on both new record belongs to James conference championship. BODYBUILDERS Stop paying high prices for Correction supplements. Our low overhead . ) saves you money. We carry Body Tuesday's photo of the Ammo, Cybergenics, Unipro, Universal Kansas City Royals' check and others. For our price list, presentation to UCF in send $1.00 to cover postage and <;orrectly identified handling. (Refundable with first Knight~ coaches Jay order). Bergman and Mike Maack. PUMP HOUSE SUPPLEMENTS Theiridentifications were P. o. Box 607803 reversed in the cutline. Orlando, Florida 32860
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President John Hitt announced Monday that UCF The committee also noted several benefits for the will upgrade its football program to the NCAA Divi university and Central Florida if the move is accom sion I-A level, beginning with the 1996 sea:son. The plished. A Division I-A program is expected to result in decision was based on a recommendation from an ad greater national visibility, increased alumni and donor hoc committee, consisting of faculty, staff and stu activity and easier recruitment of student athletes and dents. The committee has been studying the students in general. university's overall athletic program. At the top ofthe agenda is the hiring ofa new athletic The move will unfold over the course of fo~ academic director. Gene McDowell, current athletic director and years, with the Flghting Knights competing in Division I head football coach, announced Monday he would be A in the 1996 season. During the next four years, changes stepping down from the athletic director position to will be made to the entire athletic department, including a concentrate on his coachingduties. Plans are also being new athletic director, increases in money for women's made to expand the Sports Information Department.~ sports, increases in the number ofscholarships in all sports For students, the most noticeable change will be and pursuit of a conference alliance. with the football schedule itself. The Fighting Knights Figured into the plan offered by the committee are will play seven home games in the 1993 season, all check points to make sure the plan is moving on beginning Saturdays at 1:30p.m. UCFwill also need to scheduleandbencJi.marksfor"go", "no-go" or"regroup," schedule more games against Division I-A schools. I-A in case UCF is nof meeting the NCAA stipulations for schools are expected to play a minimum of six I-A becoming a I-A school. opponents each year. East Car_olina and Louisian To successfully aceomplish the move, the athletic Tech, both I-A schools, ar~on UCF's 1993 schedule. The budget will have to increase from $3.9 million in 1992- Knights are also trying to arrange games with Georgia 93 to nearly $5.9 million by the 1996-97 academic year. Tech, Memphis State, Purdue, New Mexico and mee 1 The committee feels the increased expenditures will be ings with in-state powers Florida, Miami and Florida more than offset by revenue realized through increased State, including a Sept. 23, 1995 date with FSU in donations, road-game guarantees, ticket sales, televi.: Tallahassee. sion rights fees and merchandise sales. Chris Marlin, student body president-elect and Other requirements include a stadium which seats ·The Fighting Knights are trying to push member of the ad hoc committee, feels the big-name at least 30,000 (UCFs home field, the Florida Citrus schools will be the biggest draw for students. Bowl, seats 70,000) and an average game attendance of tJ:leir way into NCAA Division I-A. coeHoog1i=urnRE) "Apathy is atits highest level in a couple ofyears.We 17,000 per game prior to 1996. This may be tne biggest need to get students involved in UCF," Marlin said. roadblock for UCF, which has seen a sharp decline in . average of only 8,992 fans. "The only way the university can get respect and support, despite posting winning records. In-1988, the "This change isn't going to happen; we will have to recognition with its own students is to move to Division Fighting Knights went 6-5-0 and averaged 23,084 earn it," Hitt said. "For this to happen, we will need I. We're gonna see our university's name on the same people. In 1992, UCF compiled a 6-4-0 record before an support from all of UCFs friends, from the student schedule with other big schools like Georgia Tech." Lightning continues to.fight as season ends tonight Tampa Bay drops Winnipeg and ties Chicago on the road; ends home schedule on losing note are not playing the ~ole of sac- Tampa Bay (23-53-7) defeated Meanwhile, Lightning early in the third period, and , , , rificial lambs to playoff-bound , Winnipeg on the road 5-3. goalie J.C. Bergeron stopped right wing Danton Cole added ,, teams as the squad winds down Right wing Mikael Andersson 30 of 33 shots. Winnipeg is two others. SOUND OF its first season in the NHL netted three goals, while fourth in the Smythe Division Cole replaced left wing Rob LIGHTNING tonight at St. Louis. defenseman Roman Hamrlik and has qualified for the play Zamuner and made an unex It has been an exciting week pushed two other pucks past offs. pected start on the Lightning's '' The Tampa Bay Lightning for the Bolts. Tuesday night, the Jets. Tampa's weekend series scoring line. Lightning play with Chicago showed just how ers have been encouraged by competitive the Lightning have their strong play ·down the T I remained throughout the sea stretch. son. "It's a pretty good point for Saturday, Tampa concluded us, one of the better games its first home season on Expo we've played," said right wing Hall ice with a 4-2 loss to Norris John Tucker. "A lot of guys Division leader Chicago. dug down a little deeper for .. Center Brian Bradley's 41st this one." goal was not enough to over Tampa Bay will dig in one come the Black Hawks, despite final time ~s they ·conclude goalie Pat Jablonski's strong their season tonight against game. Norris Division foe St. Louis. Jablonski stopped 31 of 35 · The Blues are battling Minne ~ shots. Tampa Bay finished sota for the Norris Division's their first season at home 12- final playoff spot. 26-3. The Blues have a one-point Sunday, Tampa Bay trav lead over the North Stars. Min- • eled to the Windy City and nesota, which will be moving Tampa say has not buckled under l~te season pressure. The Bolts beat Winnipeg skated away with a 3-3 tie. to Dallas next season, trails Bradley netted his 42nd goal St. Louis 83-82. Tuesday and gained a point in a weekend series with Chicago. (DeHoog/FuruRE) Tournament @ Macon, Ga. WHAT Is ON 'AP? through Sun, SATURDAY - • Crew @ Southern Championships 'IHURSDAY -•Women's Tennis Trans America Knoxvil1e, Tenn, Athletic Conference Tournament • Men's Rugby @ NOVA noon @ Montgomery, Ala. through Sat. •Baseball dh vs. Florida International 2 p.m. FRIDAY - • Baseball vs. Florida International •Track Barnett Bank Invitational 7p.m. @ Gainesvi1le •Men's and Women's GolfTrans America Athletic Conference WEDNES. - • Basebal1 vs. South Florida 7 p.m. WHO'S REAi.i.. Y AMERICA'S TEAM? page 11 • ' ' • ' IT'S A VIRTUAL WORLD hen you look into the deepest re- creating vivid images. This tranquil journey guides cesses of your imagination you will people through a series of Asomovic dreams, discover a wondrous and yes, some leaving them wondering, "What will the art of wtimes frightening, place known as the virtual reality bring next?" mind's eye. The world is an ever-changing place, and we as Through the art of computer-generated anima humans know little about th~ sciences. Virtual tion and synthesized music, a few people have reality may or may not be a science in the ·true become explorers in these new worlds. They have sense, but we know so little about it. taken voyages beyond what was once thought One thing we do know is that it is a new and possible, venturing into the dark areas of the mind, powerful form of visual stimulus, whic~ may one areas in which reality·and fantasy are virtual. day affect and even change the lives of everyone. The movie "Beyond The Mind's Eye" is a film Because of this,_virtual reality is something with which explores many of these journeys. which we all should become familar. Just remem Under the direction of Michael Boystun C a berhow many of yesterday's fantasies are today's pioneer at Mtv) and Grammy Award-winning com realities-So have fun and learn aboot it, while you poser Jan Hammer Cbest known for writing the can ... theme to "Miami Vice"), this film takes its audi The film "Beyond The Mind's Eye" is a testa ence into new worlds never seen before and other ment of the many scientific and creative advance qimensions never imagined, all the while stimulat ments ocurring today, but it is more than that; it is ing their aural senses. a wonderful work of art and a must-see for people "Beyond The Mind's Eye." from Miramar, fea who love the combination of animation and synthe tures a virtual couple in the throes of passion, sized music. panoramic views of computer-generated land scapes with all their flora and a sequence with two • cliff vanzandt bees locked in a deadly aerial race. entertainment editor The state-of-the-art computer animation in "Beyond The Mind's Eye" outshines even that of its acclaimed cinematic father "The Minds Eye," taking its audience even further into a new world which mirrors, but is far from, reality. This is a cybertech fantasy rivaling anything created to date. "Beyond The Mind's Eye" allows the viewer to contemplate what it would be like to travel through space aboard a golden galactic sailship, or live in a totally alien lunar-dome world that has successfully replicated life on planet Earth. Is it reality or fantasy? You decide. "Beyond The Mind's Eye" opens up the audi ence's imagination, freeing the human spirit and - - • INSIDE: New P.M. 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It's kind of familiarity the great Lennon/McCartney song about an addict rejoicing the coming of kind of like rap, but a lot more cynical, part collaborations had. Speaking of the Beatles, his dealer, which suggests that the only '70s funk, but less obnoxious. The best P.M. Dawn beautifully covers their "Norwe escape for the pains of life is drug use. comparison I can muster is mellow MC 900 gian Wood." In fact, it turns out to be one of The album closes with two piercing hooks, Foot Jesus CBut hey, even that's a bit off). the album's most intricate and energizing "Wash Your Brain" and "Suicide Machine." Even though they can't really be labeled, tracks. The former is about a man going crazy to the the fact remains that Basehead' s Not In Bay George, reminding us that he is more sound of the suffering around him, while the Kansas Anymore is a superbly funky and than just makeup, does a great duet with Prince latter is a poignant song about the escape funny album. Written and produced by Be on "More Th.an Likely." And finally, if you from these terrors through the paradise of Basehead front man Michael Ivey, the album is haven't been Boomeranged out, the already love. . a off-kilter look at smoking joints, white men's " over-played ''I'd Die Without You," isthecloser The album is a brooding statement on the fear of black men and hoes on tour. of the abum's 15 tracks. - horrors of this world, but each song is a On "Brown Kisses Pt.Too," Ivey sings It takes great talent to make an album of this hook. Freel' s voice and John Dettman' s about the trials and tribulations of being a kind. Not everyone can find the right mix of guitars are the key to the album's tone. They -black man: "Certain cars I can't buy and" P.M. DAWN melody and beat. but P.M. Dawn pulls it off. It bring power and light'when it is needed, and certain cars I can't ride ... I can't wear a The Bliss Album will take a lot to top this album in '93. they leave you with a memorable and excel ~eeper cause they'll think I sell drugs, ISLAND RECORDS lent album. beware of me at night cause they think I'm • david j . shoulberg out to mug." lfyouthought "SetAdriftonMemoryBliss," , staff writer • eyal goldshmid "Shouldna Dunn it" takes a mocking look or "I'd Die Without You" was thebestthatP .M. central florida future at gangsta rap and their boastful crime sto- • Dawn had to offer. stand-back and prepare SWELL ries: "I've done many crimes, did no time, yourself for their latest, The Bliss Album. With like you'd think I would, the cops don't care out a doubt, it is one of the best albums to be ... W~ll? DEF AMERICAN as long as I stay in my neighborhood, pulled ., released so far in 1993. The Bliss Album single several triggers, popped niggers, some handedly mixes spirituality, great samples, times just for fun .. if you all that why you I've never quite heard an album like Swell' s do · smooth melodies and intricate lyrics to create in jail? I went and robbed a white one!" major label debut, ... Well? The music is a mesmerizing 60 minutes warth of music. It's this scathing view of society that '" highly influenced by such legendary bands To label P.M. Dawn simply as a rap group keeps Not In K8nsas Anymore in top form. as Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd; yet the would do them a great injustice. Sure they can The only problem is that sometimes the songs sound quite original and accomplished. play hard hip-hop, just look at .. Plastic," or" The vocals are buried so low in the mix that they • The songs are about a hopeless society -. I Nocturnal Is In The House." In fact, they do hip are almost unintelligible. The album's liner · looking for hope and a promising future, yet hop better than most S4JPOsed .hip-hop stars notes suggest slightly reducing the bass and they ring of pessimism. CAre you listening Wreckx-N-Effect?). The real volume in order to learn the words. Sorry guys, • The first song, "At Long Last," master , strength of their sophomore effort is the.intri· hON about a lyric sheet next time. fully mixes acoustic and electric guitars in a · cate mix of lush musical layers and Prince Be's Give Basehead a try, and odds are that mystical voice. classic manner, as lead singer David Freel' s · droning voice breathes out optimism; yet their bright mix of humor and funk will keeo "looking Through Patient Eyes," starts BASEHEAD you thumping and thinking. If you're im- the guitar-riff chorus rings in sorrow. with a George Michael sample, has a killer Not In Kansas Anymore pressed, also check out their stellar debut The album·s best song, "Down," is a chorus and throws some Cathy Dennis in on IMAGO RECORDS album, Play With Toys. background vocals. It would be difficult to moody soliloquy of a frightened man wit- envision abetterstructured orcanied-outtrack. nessing the horrors of slum life. He searches Just what the hell is Basehead? Rap ... for hope while he realizes there is none, and · R & B p lly On "About Nothing