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Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 29, December 4, 1990

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• Future • Volume 23, Number 29 University of Central Florida/Orlando Tuesday December 4, 1990 · Knights. show Tribe who's boss by D. Scott Hoilman up eight of Rakel's 16 incom­ • CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE pletions. Ray Irvin and Jim­ mie Roberts led the Knights UCF supported its claim to with two deflections each. be a top team in Division I-AA The Knights also put strong by defeating William & Mary pressure on Hakel. Bob Spit- 52-38 Saturday afternoon at ulski had two quarterback the Citrus Bowl before 20,067 sacks and Bill Stewart added • fans. one . The Knights gained a sea- "He's a good quarterback," son high of 578 yards in of- Spitulski said. ''You can't take fense, including a season high that away from him. My plan •• 300 yards passing. Before the going in was to rattle him." game, UCF Coach Gene Hakel completed 14-of-30 McDowell said UCF's offense for 273-yards but was only 5- • would have to keep up with of-13 in the second quarter . that of the Tribe. UCF wide receiver Sean William & Mary came into Beckton once again found thegameaveraging498.8total multiple ways to get the ball • offensive yards to lead all I-AA . into the end zone. teams. With a strong effort in He was on the receiving end the second half, UCF's defense of 67-yard and a 23-yard held the Tribe to 452 yards~ touchdown passes. He also "Endurance and toughness tossed a 76-yard pass to is what we talked about with · Shawn Jefferson, giving the the defense," McDowell said. - Knights a 21-14 lead in the • • Michael Pohl/CENTRAL FLORiDA FUTURE "Our defense made adjust- first qua~er. Doug Schoen (59) and Wille English (34) celebrate after defeating William & Mary in the quarter ments on almost every play." finals of the Division 1-AA playoffs. The Knights beat the Tribe Saturday at the Citrus Bowl, 52-38. The Knights' defense broke see PLAYOFFS page 18

• Senate candidates tie Recount of votes reveals Mann did not beat Dietiker by Tom Kopacz held Thursday afternoon. STAFF REPORTER It confirmed the tie. Mann said he was not happy with having a One vote could have made all the difference runoff election during the last week of the fall • in the race for Arts and Sciences seat 8 in last semester. week's student senate election. Noting that many professors schedule finals Candidates David Mann and Melissa Die­ during this week, he said, "It's unfair to us [him tiker each received 1 72 votes. and Dietiker] and it's unfair to the students." When Student Government officials origi­ Lee Tubbs, vice president of Student Affairs, nally announced the election results late Wed­ said the runoff could not be postponed until the nesday, Mann had beaten Dietiker, 173-172. spring term. · • Mann beat Dietiker on the main campus, "We agreed to end the runoffs by the first 170-166. However, Dietiker received three week of December," he said. votes at both the Brevard and Daytona cam­ Tubbs ordered the re-elections after three puses. appeals of the first senate elections, held Sept. Mann also received three votes from Day­ 1 7-19, uncovered numerous violations of SG tona, but none from Brevard. No Arts and Sci­ election statutes. ences ballots were cast at South Orlando. Friday .afternoon Mann proposed a coin toss, • However, a recount requested by Dietiker and agreed to concede the election ifhe lost the Thursday showed that Mann received 169 coin toss. Dietiker had not responded by press votes on the main campus, putting the two time, and could not be reached for comment candidates in a dead heat. see SENATE page 5 • At Mann's request, another recount was Altman gets into honor· society by Sheila Howard "We nominated Dr. Altman of their students," Rumbaugh CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE because he is in a leadership said. position and is doing an out­ "They were also recognized NAME THAT TUNE A national leadership and standing job," Friderici said. for their research projects and Marshall Manche, a biology education major, practices his scholarship honor society in­ ''Th~t is the kind of person we community involvement," he classical guitar on the Green between classes. ducted UCF President Steven want to have in ODK" ·said. Altman Nov. 30. Last year, student members Members say the organiza­ "Dr. Altman is being recog­ nominated three faculty tion prides itself on awarding nized for his leadership ability members from the Biological recognition to outstanding and community involvement," Sciences Department. members of UCF faculty, as said Larry Rumbaugh, presi­ Professors Michael well as students whose GPAs dent of Omicron Delta Kappa. Sweeney, David Vickers and rank in the top 35 percent in "Students who meet the cri­ Robert Gennary were inducted their college. teria for ~embership may to ODK during the 1989-90 ODK Vice President Jim apply to ODK, but faculty and school year, according to Rum­ Hobart and Ross Wolf, ODK administrators must be nomi­ baugh. member, presented Altman • nated by a current ODK mem­ "Student members who had with a black and gold medal­ ber," said Louise Friderici, classes with these professors lion with the society's emblem ODK adviser and director of knew that they were really Nov. 6. . Handicapped Student Serv­ good instructors who took an The formal initiation cere­ ices. active interest in the progress mony was held Nov. 30. •

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• SG ·alloCates funds for rugby, ~EPS, radio club by Tom Kopacz of the senate's committees, it is brought STAFF REPORTER before the senate on second reading. • The Rugby Club bill (23-01) allo­ The new student senate on Thurs­ cated $900 to pay national dues to the day afternoon unanimously passed Rugby Union. three bills allocating money to the Unless the Rugby Club joins the • Rugby Club, Student Escort Patrol union, it cannot compete iri the upcom­ Service and Amateur Radio Club. ing national championships. The three bills were passed though The club has already. won the state many of the senators were not present and southeast regional champion­ to be sworn in. One seat will not be ships. filled until this week's runoff election is Bill 23-02 allocates $300 to buy finished . SEPS 15 yellow all-weather jackets. • The three bills passed after Sen. The radio club bill (23-03) allocates David Carls moved them from first $587 to that club for four lightning reading to second reading without ob­ arresters, an antenna rotor and a tele­ jection. phone connection. Bills on first reading usually have Student body President Jeff Laing not go~e through committee hearings. see NEW BILLS page 6 I After a bill has been reviewed by one Michael PohlCENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE GIVE A HOOT Ca.r ·crimes high· last month • Beth Milloy, a senior majoring in communications, takes the initiative to use the recycling bins recently placed adjacent to the Commons. by Mary Watkins proportions. S"fAFF REPORTER The door locks on many cars were punched out with a tool; therefore, the • In November, 15 cars were burglar­ crimes seem to have been committed by ized or vandalized in UCF parking lots. the same person or group of people, Between Nov. 9 and Nov. 14, six McClendon said. cars were damaged and Police said they · burglarized. think the vandals are Since then, 10 cars "Someone is Christ­ juveniles because the were burglarized of mas shopping in our break-ins were done about $4,200 in elec­ sloppily, causing tronic equipment, in­ parking lots." extensive damage to cluding stereos, com­ vehicles. In some . pact disc players, cases, the vandals speakers, radar detec- · ·Sgt. Sandra McClendon tried to break into the tors and amplifiers. UCF crime prevention cars, but apparently "Someone is Christ­ officer could not. mas shopping in our All the crimes were parking lots,'" said committed in daylight. UCF's Crime Prevention Officer, Sgt. "It's hard to believe nobody saw Sandra McClendon. anything," McClendon said. McClendon feels the amount of crime in the lots has reached epidemic see CRIME page 7

• USSR/USA MEETING the celebrants announce the or for more information, call Fine Arts Room 451, the Flor­ N. Orange Ave., Orlando. The Soviet-American principles and expound on 422-MADD. ida Review office. Diabetes Outreach is a sup­ Friendship Society will meet their meaning and value. port group sponsored by Flor­ .at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6 in a third UCF celebrates Kwanzaa at • ARTISTS WANTED • SAFETY CLASS ida Hospital in cooperation floor meeting room at the noon Dec. 5 in the President's The Artist's League of Or­ The Central Florida Chap­ with the Central Florida Dia­ Orlando Public Library, 101 E. Board Room. ange County is looking for new ter of the American Red Cross betes Foundation. Central Blvd. members. The December and· the City of Orlando Rec­ The Florida Hospital Diabe­ Dr. Shelby F. Morrison, a • CLOTHES DRIVE meeting of the group will be at reation Department will .hold tes Program is one of four pro­ psychologist with Orange · Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 2 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Junior an Emergency Water Safety grams in Florida recognized by County Public Schools who Inc. is sponsoring a campus Achievement Building in Loch course from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the American Diabetes Asso­ returned recently from a two­ clothes drive Dec. 3 to Dec. ·7,. Haven Park. Dec. 15 at Wadeview Park ciation for state-of-the-art week tour of the USSR, will be Boxes are placed around cam­ A "Members Show" will Pool. educational programming. the guest speaker. pus and at the Collegiate Vil­ take place at this meeting and The course informs partici­ For more information about For more information, call lage Inn. DST is asking you to all are encouraged to bring pants about the potential haz­ Diabetes Outreach, call Beth LeRoy Fisher at 425-2106. show your holiday giving spirit along one or two of their cur­ ards of water activities, shows Kraas at 897-1822 or 898- and discard·of unwanted cloth­ rent works for display. A ''best how to _prevent emergencies 8335. • FILM MEETING ing. The clothes will be deliv­ of show" will be awarded. Call and teaches how to perform • "Healthy Eating cm the The UCF Cinematography ered to Mount Sinai Seventh 240-2802 for information. specific rescue techniques if an Holidays" i.s the topic of the Association will meet at 6 :30 Adventist Chµrch to be dis­ emergency occurs. Course par­ next "Lunchtime Program for p.m. Dec. 6 in PC3-201. There tributed to Orlando's home­ • STORY CONTEST ticipants should be able to Women" at noon Dec. 6 in the will be a screening of student less. The Florida Review has swim at the intermediate Conference Center at Florida films. Anyone who had head­ been awarded a grant from the level. This course meets the Hospital Apopka, 201 N. Park shots taken at the Talent • 0' CHRISTMAS TREE Florida Endowment for the prerequisite for the Water Ave., Apopka. Dietician Tracy Round-Up can pick up their The Longwood Optimist Humanities and Fine Arts. Safety Instructor course. McRee, R.D., L.D., will be the pictures at the meeting. Club will be selling Christmas The grant will be us~d to fund · To register, call American guest speaker. The meeting is open to eve­ trees Dec. 1 through Dec. 23 at a short story competition in Red Cross Health Services at The Lunchtime Program for ryone. Call Connie at658-4502 State Route 434 and SR 427 the double issue that will be 894-4141 .. Women is a free community for information. next to Saddle Up. All proceeds published in July 1991. A service of the Center for will go to local Youth Enrich­ single prize will be awarded to • B·BALL CONTESTS Women's Medicine at Florida • AASU HOLIDAY ment Programs. the short story chosen ''best of Orlando's Downtown Rec­ Hospital. Bring your lunch · The African-American Stu­ issue" by an independent reation Complex will conduct a and a friend; dessert and a bev­ dent Union will celebrate • MADD CONTEST judge. free 3-on-3 Christmas shoot­ erage will be provided. For Kwanzaa, an African-Ameri­ The Central Florida Chap- The Florida Review is a out, a 3-point shootout and a more information or to regis­ can holiday celebrated from ter of Mothers Against Drunk nationally respected literary slam dunk contest Dec.15.·For ter, call 889-1018. Dec. 26 to Jan. 1. Kwanzaa Drivingis sponsoring a poster/ · magazineandhasbeenfavora­ further information, contact • "Living With Endometri­ means "First Fruit" and was essay contest for students in bly reviewed twice in the last Larry McCalley at 246-2288. osis" is the Lunchtime Pro­ originated in 1966 by Dr. Ron grades 1through12 in Orange, three years in the Literary gram For Women topic at noon Malaunga Karenga, a leading Osceola or Seminole counties. Magazine Review. It was also • SELF·HELP TOPICS Dec. 14. It will be held in the theorist of the black national­ Thethemeis"DrivingStraight chosen to represent Florida in Florida Hospital is sponsor­ Chatlos Conference Center at ist movement in the 1960s. Into the '90s." a ,Promotion of small press ing several health programs Florida Hospital Altamonte, Kwanzaa is based on seven Students may enter the journals at the recent Heming­ over the next few weeks. 601 E. .Altamonte Drive in principles, or rules, called contest sponsored by their way Days Festival in Key • "Mutual Self-Help" -is the Altamonte Springs. ·Nguzo Saba, which benefits teacher, school, group leader West. focus of the next "Diabetes OB/GYN Monica Reed, • the family, the.community and or parent. Certain restrictions ThemostrecentissueofThe Outreach" meeting at 7:30 M.D., will be the guest mankind. During Kwanzaa, a apply; for a complete list of Florida Review is· currently p. m. Dec. 6 in Room 239 of the speaker. To register, call 767- candle is lighted each day as rules, requirements, deadlines available in»Humanities and· Florida Medical· Plaza, .2501 2218.

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4 The Central Florida Future December 4, 1990 • UCF looks at issues about black Greeks • by Troy A. Pierce zations, black Greek student members • CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE and representatives from the educa­ tional community A group of eight black Greek-letter Also, the audience could ask ques- organizations on campus, the "Fabu- tions and comment. People viewing the lous Eight," are striving to return to program could call in toll free and par­ what originally brought them to- ticipate. gether-the need for social support and The topics discussed ranged from the need for social change. internal elitism within the individual On Nov. 28, UCF students and fac- fraternities and sororities to adminis­ ulty had the opportunity to witness the trative naivete about black students' video conference "Black Fraternities & needs on predominantly white cam­ Sororities: A Glorious Past, The Road puses. Ahead," broadcast by Black Issues In Yolanda Walton, the only active Higher Education. member and president of UCF's chap- The program was transmitted live ter of Zeta Phi Beta sorority, said, "The via satellite from the Black Entertain- black fraternities and sororities have mentStudiosin Washington, D.C., and suffered because of the lack of minority could be seen at UCF from 1-3 p.m. in students on campus." the Wild Pizza. "UCF needs to promote itself to the ''The program was excellent. How- black community," Walton said . . "I ever, there could have been more ques- went to Jones High School and I was tions concerning blacks on white cam- the only student from my graduating puses," said Christopher McCray, class to-come to UCF." UCF's director of Housing and Resi- ''The time when UCF took the dona­ dence Life and adviser to many of the ~ tion from that discriminatory group ... black Greek organizations on campus. that .really hurt UCF's reputation in McCray said this issue is very im- the black community," she said, proba­ portant at UCFbecause less than 5 per- bly referring to the donation UCF cent of UCF's student population is President Steven Altman accepted black, and only 39 of those students are from the University Cl11b in April: She members of the campus' predomi- said the club discriminates. nantly black fraternities and sorori- Ronald Brown, president of the UCF Denoy DeBoerCENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ties. National Pan-Hellenic Council, a black MR. FIX-ITS The two panels in the teleconference Greeks overseeing organization, said, Cecil Canada, a UCF audio-visual technician, and Jim McCulley, a broadcast consisted of national leaders from the technologist, repair a broken beta video player. eight major black Greek-letter organi- see GREEKS page 6 ' •

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GREEKS conference included: NEW BILLS said. Senator-elect Michelle • Black fraternities and He said quorum was set by Bruens, who did not attend the FROM PAGE 4 sororities are given more nega­ FROM PAGE3 the number of senators sworn meeting, said she had not ex­ tive pr~ss due to hazing inci­ in, not the total number of pected it. "[At UCF], ifyou are not part of dents than their white defended the decision to go senators. She said the bills for SEPS the football team or a frat or a counterparts. ahead with the meeting. "Ten people made quorum," and the radio club probably sorority, there is nothing for a • Black Greeks should sup-. He said when the new elec­ he said. "We had that." could have waited until next black student to do." port the new intake processes tions were scheduled, a senate He said fliers announcing semester. "Black Greeks on this cam­ as a natural evolution in the meeting was scheduled for the meeting were posted at the She said the Rugby Club bill pus should gather together whole Greek system. Thursday. SG offices. ·An advertisement sounded more immediate. and through this bond get • Black Greek organiza­ ''There was no reason to also announced the meeting. The new senate will meet at other blacks on campus in­ tions provide support to black wait because we had a meeting Eighteen senators attended 4p.m. Thursdayin the Univer­ volved," Brown said. students that white advisers scheduled for that date," he the meeting. sity Dining Room. The conference's panel sometimes cannot. members reinforced earlier "Times are changing, and decisions made on regulations people have to change with the governing the induction of times," said Jolene Palazzo, Production.Assistant Wanted members into the black Greek­ president of UCF's chapter of letter organizations. Sigma Gamma Rho. "Pigmen­ The Central Florida Future needs a production assistant for the spring semester. Anti-pledging rules will be tation only goes skin deep.". The position requires knowledge of Macintosh computers and PageMaker software. the way of the future, accord­ There will be a follow-up All interested parties shoutd contact Jennifer Offenburger at 823-6397 ing to them. forum on black Greek interests or come by the office and fill out an application. Major agreements in the in the spring.

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The Central Florida Future December 4, 1990 7 • CRIME dents take the following pre­ cautions to prevent burglaries FROM PAGE3 to their vehicles: ' • . Lock all car do'ors and UCF Det./Sgt. Tom Gorbas close windows. Some cars bur­ said police need help capturing glarized were left unlocked . • the criminals. • Lock all valuables in the "20,000 UCF students is a trunk. Police say thieves look lot of eyes and ears," Gorbas on dashboards and seats for • said. · valuable items before they Police request all students break in. to report any suspicious activ­ • Never leave valuables in ity in the lots . glove compartments. In most • Gorbas said students cases, thieves searched glove should not try to intervene, but compartments. should report tag numbers of For more information, stu­ .f vehicles being vandalized and dents can pick up a crime pre­ descriptions of the vandals. vention bulletin in any build­ ~cClendon suggests stu- ing on campus. •

' FUTURE STUDENTS? Gome of the younger fans at Saturday's UCF football game included an aspiring cheerleader. These children were part of the 20,067 in attendance at the game.

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• DIVE t RIGHT INID The other THE night Pete· HOLIDAY brought · home a SPIRIT quart of milk, a·1oaf C\ - AT .D ~-l~.~ .. of bread t,easoJ!RI SEA and a case ~. Operungs of .AIDS. With t)le world's WORLD! Pete aiways felt his most celebrated bisexual affairs were 0 hornless enough. whale. But Pete did catch the AIDS virus. That's why his • Earn holiday cash family's at risk. His wife (well above minimum wage) risks losing her husband, • Make lots of new friends and when she has sex • Enjoy park, food & merchandise discounts with him, her own life. If she becomes· pregnant FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS she can pass the AIDS MERCHANDISE TICKET SELLERS virus to her"baby. Pete could have pro­ Apply in person during our regular hours tected himself. Saying 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. · "No# could have done it, or using a condom. HOLIDAY HOURS: Right now there's no NOVEMBER26-DECEMBER 15, _ vaccine for AIDS, and no MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9:00am - 5:30pm. cure in sight. SATURDAYS, 9:00am - 3:00pm. ' • With what we know today·and with the Sea World . precautions that coli be. :. · Employment Center taken, no one hos fQ,/-: ·• · · 7007 Sea World Drive Orlando :AIDS· ~ft~;~i~e --t like Pet~·s. If you think you can't get it you' re SeaWlrld dead wrong. We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/HN ·Features December 4, 1990 8

Rollins theater production of 'Madwoman' worth a look

by Terri Francis ~ tearing apart the countryside Broadway. Adapted into in the hopes of finding oil in English from F:i;ench by Come to old world France, Paris. She responds by Maurice Valency, with open-air markets, street asking who would do such a "Madwoman" loses nothing performers and flower girls. thing and 'asks why the in the translation. Come to "where the poor are people didn't tell her about Chan Ta M. Galloway is happy .. the servants are them before. wonderful as the Countess proud and' the mad are She then proceeds t_o get who lives in her own dream respected." rid of these people in the world. Watch for Sewer Man Come and experience the space of an afternoon. This is in the second Act. Played by Rollins College production of not a woman limited by Troy Fi$her, he is lots of fun Jean Giraudoux's reality. to watch. "Madwoman of Chaillot." ''The Madwoman of The play's message of hope This Gallic comedy is Chaillor was written during and its role as an escape from completely charming. It is World War II in 1942-1943, the dark political world are unfair, however, to say the when the world was in deep as necessary and as alive as town of Chaillot has only c;me turmoil and no one saw an theywere in 1945, when the mad woman. All of the end to it. This makes its play premiet'ed. characters are a bit upbeat and happy feel all the Nothing about this play or "touched." more remarkable. its production stood out as In any case, the The production premiered especially negative. Madwoman, also called six months after V.E. Day in Its delightful characters Rollins College II Countess Aurelia, isn't mad Paris and immediately and splashes of genuine Rollins' "Madwoman" runs through Dec. 9. at all. In fact, like most sparked debate. But as is humor make "Madwoman" eccentrics, she is more often the case with any worth a watch. sensible than most perfectly debate, it only serves to whet' In these times of modern sane people. the public's appetite. turmoil, its message of In Act I, she is made aware In America, "The optimism couldn't be more of greedy prospectors in the Madwoman of . Cha~llot" important. Madwoman is an town who are intent on enjoyed a full-year run on early Chti.stmas gift.

• ' < The Week In Concerts K·night Rock Top Five . . . for the week ending Dec. 3, ·1990

Alternative Metal • 1. "Primary" (Remix) 1. "War Ensemble" The Cure Slayer 2. "More" 2. "Daylight Dawning" Sisters of Mercy , Coup de Grace • 3. "Moon Goddess" 3. "Wrong Side Of The Buck Pets Tracks" 4. "Don't Crash The Car Biohazard fl . Tonight (Live)" 4. "Tailgunner" Mary's Danish ~ Iron Malden 5. "Home" 5. "Hangar 18" Naked Ray Gun Me adeth

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I ' t l l j 11 t ' 1 I J l l 1 ! t t 111 • I I l 1 j l l I t t l I l t l J • l i 1 I I I f.f I t I i I I t t t ' f 1 I t I I t t J I ; I • t I I J • Features, December 4, 1990 9 • Sex education in the 'moralistic' America Are we letting a select few of moral 'do-gooders' teach us what to think and how to feel? • by Nick Conte a say in what we read, what we see, never learned to trust hippies. Most interrupt "Falcon Crest" to show me and wh~t we should be thinking all of them have joined the any of those awful "smut specials," The United States of America is about. They think of themselves as establishment lock, stock and barrel. they'd say. • considered by some to be the most our "moral guardians." (Gosh, where But "Flower Power" started the We are slowly committing progressive, open-minded nation in would we be without them?) sexual revolution, right? They may economic suicide by playing this the free world. Yet because of the Listen up people! These times are have started it, but their only reason game of denial. power in a small minority of people, a changing, . so let's get with the for "doing it" was to shock the nation, Here are three simple steps to • our overall policies about sex program folks. The "do-gooders" will not to educate it. recove:ry: education are still tucked safely tell you everything was just fine in Our attitudes on sex education for • Practice your moral beliefs in away in the Stone Age. our country until those '60s hippies the young are regressing daily. This your own lives, not in the lives of The problem? others. · Our country is facing such Men like Jimmy Swaggert would problems as teenage pregnancies, like to keep our classrooms safe from abortion issues and the spread of filth while he practices healthy • sexually transmitted diseases. What morality in motel rooms across the are we doing _about these things? Not South. much, mi amigos. · • Let television advertise condom Even the thought of displaying a ads. • condom on television has caused Are you telling me it's OK to show some networks to face boycotts by anti-baldness cures, but ·not • small groups of highly "moralized" condoms? • · people. •Teach sex education at all levels. Concerned citizens·, you say? In Sweden, this practice has been Narrow-minded manipulators, I say. going on for years. They have always We've seen these people before, , ranked the lowest in sex crimes, men and women, walking among us sexually transmitted diseases and with a certain self-righteousness pregnancies. about them. A "holier-than-thou" Will these simple measures ever be • smirk graces their smug faces. _ taken? Probably not . The men have been known to sport appeared and screwed up is due to our "do-good" voters voting As long as there is .money to be tacky Vitalis hairdos, and the women everything. leaders they can constantly grab by made by "do-gooders" protecting us · • wear fashion from the Ethel Mertz · A note to my readers: I happen to the morals. "Educate yourself, but from smut, then the war on sexual collection. But do not let these dull agree with my pointy-headed don't... 'show one of those latex ignorance will continue to be a losing exteriors fool you, these people have brethren about this. I guess I just things, and God forbid, do not 0ne . •

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Don't Start The New Year Without Us! • 10 Features.December 4, 1990 The Spin Men offer a 'Chaotic' EP

level music that confronts the problems of today's society, check out old hard­ • core bands, such as MDC's "Millions Of Dead Cops" ·or any Dead Kennedies album. Though both bands have Don't get wTecked. If you're not broken up, the problems sober-orvmi're not sure­ let someone else do the driving. from a decade ago are still present. It's just that now A messa~e prmided br this newspaper those problems are more and Beer Drinkers of America commercial, easier to pimp. As for the Spin Men, hopefully they will quit the The Spin Men: "Chaos" cliche of a cliche, th.e punishment. college "awareness" **.i,.1 ·* * .i,.* • background moans are full of Old punk themes of greed, posturing, buckle down and • * emotion. But'the lyrics are, as political power and come out with a non-SWiss Independent Release tape. BEER·* DRINKERS®°"' a friend once said, "Swiss." environmental destruction OF AMERICA "I See No Wrong'' makes up seep through this Swiss tape. In layman's terms, Local home-grown ~usic "Chaos" is a tape in the Swiss PARTY•SMART should be supported and given for "Natalie Hattily." Fast A lot is said, but without tact. drumming melds with a Lines such as "Your desires tradition: cheesy and full of the benefit of the doubt. holes. The album is worth a National Headquarters Being of high visibllity driving guitar to attairi a high of love, lust and greed/ have 150 Paularino Ave., Suite 190 level of aggression. - taken you down as ruler of this spin if you know nothing about the Central Florida about aggressive music and Costa Mesa, CA 92626 region, the Spin Men could This song's lyrics are the land" come off as subtly as 7141557-2337 • best on the album, yet, coming FEAR's great line "I f***ed just want to hear songs with 1-800-441-2337 have been Winter Park's great good musicianship and white-bread hope. from the Spin Men, the words religion, it stunk." .. lkw llrinkrrs uf America b a 11on·pruli1rn11st11m•r1111•111h1•1»hip Swiss lyrics. orµ,~111i 1~1tio11 opl'n uni~ lO persons m·~r thl' ~ tgt• of !1:· Unfortunately, their debut lack bite, kind oflike the clean- If you are looking for gut- Ep, "Ch aos, " doesn ' t quite· cut Michael Jackson singing 1---r======~==~===:======::!:======---~ attain its own style. This Soundgarden's "big dumb leaves the album, aptly titled, sex." to be a chaotic mess ·of half­ The big minus of the album, SPEND AYEAR IN JAPAN! baked social commentary. as mentioned earlier, is the The Japan Exchange and Teaching Program 'fhe saving· grace of this lyrics. No one member is given album is the obviously abused fault for writing them, a pretty talent of the performers. They smart move on whoever,s part. can play their instruments a Lead singer Eric Norr has a If you have an excellent knowledge of English, hold a plus overweighed by a hu'ge wide vocal range. Like the minus from their lyrics. other members of the band his bachelor's degree (or will receive one by August, talent is channeled into "Chaos," the opening track, 1991), and are a U.S. citizen)he J.E.T. Program features a gigantic orchestra­ overkilled pseudo-political like sound, with nifty guitar material. needs r.ou! Opportunities are available sounds aml a catchy chorus. "Chaos" makes the Spin Though "Natalie Hattily" is a Men appear to be gluttons for in Japanese schools and government offices.

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~fSTENFORTHEBLUEH ARTSONALLOFTHESECOOLRAOIO I~ NS: KB 0 0 KA BF KA SR KA CJ IV KA L X KC KO VS K F SR K ~ placed him. Ol{UCtKSOT KNIGHTS Alex Goforth went down • ~WMXCW with an injury early in the If UWBTBW FROM PAGE 20 second quarter Saturday and KXWKPXWV was replaced by David Swift. GSWVVSKT THE ·BLUE HEARTS carry. Quarterback Ron Johnson, CKBSUKUO Although the Knights faced who scrambled for 67 yards, .. DWKDIWRS ----I I t-0 ~ 1 T • T.1 a William & Mary team that pointed to the offensive line's CQ R RG WLRAWA RS W NT HW EA X WI US WQA X WN OYWU I averaged 261.8 yards with two ability to overcome the injuries '----=~:...... J EW C R 0 W SN • .,. 1. , •J: • 11 .,, "' ...... , I WWHRWRFl.:WLC 1,000-yard rushers, it was as the key to UCF's success on ,, WERSWRBBWSF self-titled US debut EP on Juggler Records UCF's backfield that con­ the ground .

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Hopefully for the brief time· it takes to read this column, some people will realize how wonderful the past twelve months have been, in some ways. The most obvious thing that has happened glob­ ally is the ending of the Eastern Block and the Cold War. It is a very nice thoughtto imagine a whole new group of Americans growing up without the Commu­ nists hanging over their shoulders with a nuclear warhead. Although the war has been replaced, it is ~wfully • nice that the president won't be justifying the mili­ tary. buildup with the economically failing Soviet Union. SUMPiU~ISOR.OOSINEOPUSOP'rOBJA = U has also been a landmark year for women in TH~ FEAR OF NOT LANDING A JOB AtTER politics. More women have been elected to office this SPENDING $80,000 ON ACOL~E~E OEGR~f year. A female just recently got elected in Texas, the third biggest state in the union. Perhaps to some this is not that positive, but to the rest of us, it is pretty wonderful. Political focus by the public has been shifting to Nothing will alleviate the p_ain "real" issues, like the environment. Granted the environment has always been an I write this editorial to shed light on a question issue, but on the UCF campus, more students have that many death penalty proponents continually ask. gotten involved with the Environmental Society, The question is, ''What about the victim?" The victim Earth Day 1990 and talking more seriously about is not only the individual who has been brutally slain, what they can do about the environment. Also, vari­ but also the friends and family of that individual. A ous counties in the area have started recycling. murder affects more than one person and we should Margaret Thatcher recently stepped down, which acknowledge that. is a mixed blessing, depending on y~ur viewpoint. In Karena Ganem's response to the Nov.13 edito­ sang, marched and cried with sons, daughters, moth­ Overall, it was an honorable thingforThatcherto do, rial, she implies justice is not done unless another life ers and fathers of murder victims. My friends and I as she did it for her party and to maintain unity. is taken, thatof the murderer. I do not propose to tell never forget anyone's suffering; we seek it out, so that -Our own politicians aren't going to step down for Ganem, or anyone else, how they can feel; she has we may help to alleviate it. the good of the party, but they are putting the test to suffered a loss that I cannot possibly contemplate. In this country there are over 10,000 shelters for the ones responsible for the Savings and Loans. I can tell her that should her that should her animals and 800 for battered and abused women. Our Student Government has been under the lime mother's murderer be killed tomorrow, her mother This state spends almost $4 million over an eight­ light.of controversy. None of it is very positive, but would still be gone and her pain would still be pres- year period to kili one person, and $36,000 over a 12 they have tried to help the situation, and students ent - year period to educate one-child. are slightly more aware. Hopefully out of awareness Added to her pain, however, would be that of The focus of energy remains on punishing, killing will come change. another family. The cycle of violence and death, so and lashing out. Meanwhile, no one is being helped. Another campus organization that has begun to prevalent in today's society, would continue, helping Florida has the highest crime rate and sixth highest change is WUCF. Again it is questionable improve­ no one. homicide rate in the nation. The answer our govern­ ment, but look on the bright side. WUCF has begun Another implication is that those of us who work to ment supplies is a lie, and to truly help anyone, this some reforms, and that's a step in the right direction. stop executions do not take into consideration the - lie must be exposed. Internationally, students protested in China. victim's suffering. I say, emphatically, that this is What we try to do in the abolition movement is to True, they were put down, but it did mark a point in totally untrue. shift the energy from killing people to helping people. history when Chinese students beg~n to demand In the three years I have 1:.een involved with the When our job is done, and cy~le of death is broken, their rights. These students demanded things that issue of the death penalty, I have made it a point to then everyone's pain and suffering will be lighter. American stuaents take for granted ~d they re- meet and talk to as many victims as I could. I laughed, Dan Horowitz is studying English-education. . ceived international support. The United States hasn't changed drastically, but the world is changing and we should be a{vare of it. Th e next year is going to bring more hectic classes, countries changing hands, worry and heartache, but • STUDENT CONTROL I'm referring to Ina L. Carpenter's policy towards the Persian Gulf more importantly, it will bring opportunities for you Editor: traffic and parking Appeals situtation. They claim that we to change for the better. A new show on WUCF to pro­ Com mi tee. should not spill "blood for oil." ?./if}' mote the local music scene? But I received an unjust $15 viola­ I believe as oil consumers we are wait a minute, unless I'm mis­ tion for "piggy backing." That is, I all supporters of this crisis. Any ···:f ,.~UDtralFloridaFbture taken, Knight Rock has al ways parked in' the dirt lot behind the time we start our cars or purchase 5 • -~ ;· - O 1iQO Tho Can•li Florida FulJra played local music, student and library. There is a single row of consumer items we have contrib­ :- .' ,, P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 : ~~\ Busfuess Office_(407) 823-2601, News Office (407) 823-2865 otherwise. In fact, there is a show parking along the trees. I parked uted to the demand for oil. on Friday nights that plays noth­ along that row and : ·someone If we are going to expect the Editor in Chief ing but all types of local and stu- parked in front of me, making it to benefits of our system , it would be • Jamie Carte dent music. _. appear as though I had~parked in wrong for us not to participate in Managinfl Editor Jennifer Offenburger Why hasn't this show been back of them. I recieved the ticket. its defense. Newstc.tlfCU' Joelle Subourne publicized? Could jtbe because the I tried the prop·er channels of Since I am a Combat Reservist Spof1S·t:dltor Roy Fuoco show is a part of Knight Rock? An writing an appeal. The officer was who will. most likely see combat Confeft.f Editor Steven M. Conner hour of "student music" does not clearly wrong, but the commitee's duty if war breaks out, I am one of Copy Editor Melissa Stoker make a real college station. WUCF incompetence failed to recognize a the last people to advocate w~r. Opinion Editor Jocelyn Jepson must have student control. Only blatant error. My point, is that those of you • Art Dlr~ctor Brian M. Wente then will I listen during the day. who do not wish to support the "oil ·Phota . ·. Michael Pohl Keith Fleury game" are just as guilty as the rest Produ Lloyd Whitehead Erie· Dullmeyer communications of us, as long as you continue to be ~: · engineering ' .. -i~i ·, ... active players. If yo,u are a pacifist Thorrta$ t:Jegron • PARKING woss -· •EVERYONE CON$UMES then quit; but untilyou completely . \ '· 'fJP/ 'v' -. • • ~: ....·· ( :t., . Jor~es Editor: ,, ~"~ · Editor: · j/ stop being a. part of the problem. ~~ Vic Kirazian Just when I .-_ght justice Recently ·f -;tui~e- b~reading · • DavktJ Shbulberg would be served:"llloil\er useless articl~s involvm~th-0se:1ndividu- . John K Pitkethly, Jr. Armand Cimaroli commitee gives ~'r~ty check. als who do not s~oft · t;he U.S. · sociology . I-. • ' 'J. _• ~Cetebre ,.

Opinion ~ In Tb11 Florida Future are those of the newspaper « Individual columni$1 (1-nOtjiecesSaFD)'ltlose of the Board of Publlcatlor.s. University Administration, or Boa rd;qf~ents. Letter$to;.the Editor roost be typed, maximum of 300 words and Include the a ignature. major 8hd phone nurrber. Letters are subject to editing for grarrrnar and s abecome the copyrighted propeny Of the newspaper. Names may be withheld but the paper reserve$ tlie right to refuse publication of any letter. The Central Florida FuM ~1!ae ;no.n-profit newspaper published twice weekly during the academe year and weekly •!milg the summer. Alt meetings of the BOP are open to the public. • The Central Florida Future December 4, 1990 15

DR. DEMINUS by Charles Rudd

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• E.S ~"'° © "o "Cauterized wound" to· former Gov. Martinez In year's past, The Central Florida Future came · It might even make the raise in athletic fee two out with its very own "Laurels and Darts," a Oscars years ago bearable, especially if Gene McDowell's of sorts for the people at the University of Central promise that the success of the football team would 't Florida. It is a time when people are recognized for make a UCF degree more valuable rings true and there contributions to student life on camp_us or the adds an extra ten percent to our post-collegiate pay­ denigration thereof. checks. lll~f1111!1111111 11 To me, however, the concept of"Laurels and Darts"· A "Cauterized Wound" to the next Drug Czar (or our economy on the edge of a very deep, deep receS'" just seems a little bit tame for my blood, kind oflike is it Tsar?) of the United States, our very own ex­ sion. And meanwhile, they are still letting individual "brownie buttons" and "slaps on the wrists." Governor Bob Martinez, for allowing the educational liberty be trampled upon. So, in the interest of yellow journalism every­ system in this state to continue its slide. Not only are A ''Warm Fuzzy" to the student senators and • where, I would like to institute a new concept in the teachers at all levels of the system not being paid challengers who have patiently waited for new stu­ praise and blame giving, ,the first semi-annual enough, so also are the students getting, and becom­ dent senate elections, and to the people in charge of "Warm Fuzzies and Cauterized Wounds Awards." ing a product of, an o"Qviously inferior educational the election for running the elections witout a hitch, To explain, "Warm Fuzzies" are those things that · syst~m. most notably Mark Dogoli and Jim Song. you get when people come up to you and give yoti"a Pat A ''Warm Fuzzy" to Lawton Chiles' move to down­ And a "Cauterized Wound" to the man who made on the back for a job well done. size government, and the cost of operating it, in it all possible by not assuring a fair election in the And, as can be expected, "Cauterized Wounds" are Florida. first place, Student Government President Jeff painful things that give us cause to cringe. By allowing the state department's first cuts in the Laing. · In giving these awards, I would hope that all who war on waste, Chiles has given some leeway to the Once again, it has been proven that Harry S. receive them would give pause and realize what they departments, all the while holding the ax of indis­ Truman's adage of courage that "the buck stops here" have done for, and to, the UCF student body, so ... criminate cost cutting over their heads. rarely applies to politicians (even though one must First, A ''Warm Fuzzy" to the UCF Football team · A "Cauterized Wound" to all the politicians of the admire his blatant attempts at blame shifting.) for giving the fans (who deserve a "Warm Fuzzy" of past ten years for "heroically" attacking "tax and And, to the students ofUCF, a ''Warm Fuzzy" for their own) a season of exciting play, and the possibil­ spend" policies of the "lib~rals," while following their the holidays, free just for making it through yet ity of an indisputable championship. own agenda of''borrow and spend" which has placed another semester. ·An· informative albeit hungry ·week in London which consists of the "pound" and a wide variety of mutant coins whose sizes and shapes are unrelated to their values, and then we'd look for something to eat that had been invented in this century, such as pizza, and we'd buy three slices for Recently my family and I.spent a week in what we later realized was $24 7.50. and London, which is a popular foreign place to then we'd exchange some money again. visit because they have learned to speak Meanwhile,, the Japanese tourist were some English over there. Although frankly exch'angingTHEIR moneyforitems such they h/ave a long way to go. Often, when as Westminster Abbey. they get to the crucial part of a sentence, In the interest of broadening our 10- they'll realize they don't know the correct yea:r-old son's culturalawareness, we vis­ words, so they'll make some silly ones up. I ited some important historic sites, in­ had a lot of conversations that sounded like cluding the Tower of London, the Dun­ this: geon, and Madame Tussaud's Wax Mu­ ME: Excuse me. Could you tell us how to seum, all of which are devoted to explain­ get to Buckingham Palace? ing in clinical detail how various historic BRITISH PERSON: Right. You go down members of royalty were whacked into this street here, then you nip up the weck­ small historic pieces. English history ershams. consists largely of royal people getting ME: We should nip up the weckershams? their heads chopped off, which is why BRITISH PERSON: Right. Then you members of the royal now wear protec­ take your first left, then you just pop 'round tive steel neck inserts, which is why they the gorn-and-scumbles, and, Jack's a walk the way they do. doughnut, there you are! Needless to say this brand of history ME: Jack's a DOUGHNUT? was a hit with our son. He especially BRITISH PERSON: Right. enjoyed the guided "Jack the Ripper" Also they have a lot of trouble with pro­ tour that we took one dark night with a nunciation, because they can't move their very intense guide. "Right on this spot is jaw muscles, because of malnutrition where they found the victim's intes­ caused by wisely refusing to eat English food, much derground: Marylebone, Tooting Broadway, tines," she'd say. "And right here is where they found of which was designed and manufactured in medieval Piccadilly Circus, Cock.fosters, Frognal, Goodge the liver, which is now part of the food display of that times during the reign of King Walter the mildly Street, Mudchute, Barking and East Ham. London­ pub over there." disturbed. Remember when you were in junior high ers are apologetic about their underground, which Another cultural activity we frequently engaged in school, and sometimes the cafeteria workers would they believe has become filthy and noisy and danger­ was looking the wrong way before attempting to cross open up a large Army-surplus food can left over from ous, but which is in fact far more civilized than the streets. The problem is that in America, people drive the Spanish-American War and serve you a scary average American wedding reception. At the height on the RIGHT side of the street, whereas in London, looking dish with a name like ''Tuna Bean Prune of rush hour, people on the London underground they drive on BOTH sides of the street, using hard-to­ Cabbage Omelet Casserole Surprise"? Well, they still actually say "excuse me". Imagine what would hap­ see cars about the size of toaster ovens. The best way have a LOT of food like that over in .England, on pen if you tried an insane stunt like that on the New to handle this, as a tourist, is to remain on one side of permanent display in bars, called "pubs", where York City subway: The other passengers would take the street for your entire visit, and see the other side people drink for hours but nobody ever eats. We saw it as a sign of weakness, and there'd be a fight over on another trip. individual servings of pub food that we recognized who got to keep your ears as a trophy. But I definitely recommend London for anybody from our last visit, in 1978. Some dishes-no effort is Our primary cultural activity in London was who enjoys culture and could stand to lose a few made to conceal this fact- contain KIDNEYS. We changing money. We had to do this a lot because the pounds. I learned many things that will be of great also saw one dish with a sign next to that said - I dollar is very weak. Europeans use the dollar primar­ value to me, not just personally, but also profession­ swear I am not making this up-"SPOTTED DICK". ily to apply shoe polish. So every day we'd go to one of ally, and I'm not saying that just to be polite .to the The English are very good at thinking up silly the money-changing places that are all over London, English. I'm saying it because of Internal Revenue names. Here are actual stations on the London un- and we'd exchange some dolla.rs for British money, Service regulations. ...

Lambda Chi Alpha American Production and Inventory Con· Townhouse for rent walk to UCF Ford Pinto 79 excellent shape Congrats to all the new officers. trol Society 2/2.5 garage washer/dryer 1320 sq. ft. $500/ PS AM/FM cassette deck new starter Christmas dance was too awesome. Good Dec.12-"Thriving on Chaos" based on book by mo leasing now 249-2246 Must sell. Call Brigitte 678-1899 luck to everyone on their finals. To all the Tom Peters-Eng. Big Rm 286 at noon! ASC Jewish Bros, Happy Hanukkah and to all the members and non-members welcome. Stop Condo for rent Alafaya Trail 2bd 83 Monte Carlo $2500 OBO 677-4358 rest Merry Christmas. by Mr. Pullins office or call for future info. 823- 2ba. 2 story private backyard Alpha Phi Omega 5673 $500/mo. 239-6336 80 Plymouth Horiz. cold AC, Perfect body, Congratulations to the new Alpha Phi Omega Kappa Sigma runs well. Must sell fast. $800 OBO cash. brothers: Carrie Barham, Margarita Hep Pi Phi, thanx for a great social Fri. Nite. Spacious 2br. townhouse in Fox Hunt. 823-2350 Bohorquez, Pam Englund, Dana Jacobsen, Great job on the deck, Frank. The house is Fans, W/D, screen porch $475 Call 277-7628 or 380-2026 X2391 Joy Kichler, Karen Langston, Thomas Ne­ looking great. Today is the deadline for gron, Chie Vogt, Wakae Vogt. Congratula­ Founder's Day-don't be a deadbeat. Merry For rent-2bd-2ba house 1/4m UCF 1981 Dodge Aries good condition must sell tions to all of the Spring Officers. Make us Xmas. 11610 Sarita Ct. $235 mo. per brm $900 OBO call 249-2748 after 3pm. proud! Br'others, good luck on your finals! Call S. Erdek (407)773-5772 Book Exchange Dec. 10-14 1Oam-1 pm in SC Delta Sigma Pi Female, NIS wanted. Avail. immed. in Sussex 85 Toyota Corolla 4dr. Sedan, AM/FM. AC, 217. How are you getting to St. Louis? It's been an interesting semester for our chap­ Place -312. New locks, Pool, Jacuzzi, no pets. 2 bdrm 2.5 bath townhome near UCF low mileage. Excellent condition. $6000 or ter! Our new bro's make us proud! Thanks to $225 + 113 utilities. 281-4251 No pets $450 Prud Gallagher Prop. best offer. Call 365-4471 all officers, Stacey, Lance, Neil, Phil, Evette, Call Denis 423-1627 or 644-5385 ACACIA Sam, Crockette, Darlene, and Cheryl. Good Roommate needed for 212 apt. on Merry Christmas to the Brothers. job chairpeoplel Elections on Wed. Good Goldenrod . W/D, Furn. except bedroom $260/ 2/1.5 apt available Steve you will be greatly missed. luck candidates! Brothers-vote for synergy mo 112 util. $100 deposit. Call Stacy and leave Quiet area 1/2 miles from campus. Travis we are with you all the way. and order. Get involved and put your heart message . 275-1939. ASAP New carpet, 2 patios, $465 rent Love Sweetheart. Larry l•U are you into it! After all of those brutal exams, Delta $400 deposit 381-5427 ready for the slopes & hottub? Sig will rock! Graduation party on Dec. 14th Roommate needed. Female preferred but not Dwayne come get your pooder pie and Christmas Bash sin 15th***Congratu­ necessary. Close to school, quiet, washer and RPS needs Pff Package handlers from 2- Merry Xmas Booger B. Hub Thanks G. lations to our Awesome Graduation Seniors: dryer. Rent$167+1/3 utilities. Call 273-2934 6am $7 per hr. Call 297-3715 Lee Koepke, Jim Rodgers, Chris Sweet, Jill evenings. Zeta Tau Alpha Kamphaus, Lance Smith, Mohammad Sa­ Only the best: Live in to watch 8yr. old boy and Hey Zeta's-wasn't Crown Cruise a blast! maha, Phil Dubois, Michelle Creery, Neil Roommate needed-nonsmoker, Female, do cooking and cleaning. Room and board Good luck studying for those finals! Everyone Patel, April Davis, Beth Birmingham, and 25yrs.+, $275 + util., 2bed/2bath, 436/Howell provided plus salary. • have a safe and a Happy Holiday! Susan Reynolds***Have a Merry Christ­ Branch. Leslye 679-0551 Pearl necklaces freshwater/culture $50 and . Excellent living conditions. mas! See you at CJ's! up. Call Jeff 830-9106 Must have own transportation. Tau Beta Sigma ROOMMATE WANTED: Male UCF student 774-7262 Cheryl The end is near! Time for finals . ACACIA needs roommate to share 2 bed/2 1/2 bath Gold rings start at $30 Diamond 10K start at and Xmas shopping! We've had a The Nuke Hussein Party was ablast. Alumni townhouse in Tuscawilla. $40 10+14K rings diamond, Emerald, Ruby, great semester! We've worked hard dinner was excellent. Thank Jon H. for its Washer/Dryer & microwave. Sapphire.Pearl, under $300 Call -Jeff 830- and grown closer! And next semester great success. Remember Big D is every­ $275.00/month & split utilities. 9106 for apt. promises more of the same! where. Happy B-Day to Pat"Boss" A. Is Please call 366-0617 for information. To our PLEDGES! everyone getting prepared forfinals? Do itAll­ Microwave (500W) $100; vacuum $20;Ceiling You girls are great! You're almost Pro tonight. Female non-smoker wanted to share new 2br/ fan $20; dining table w/4 chairs $100; 6- finished and soon you will reach 2ba condo at Hunter's drawer dresser $1 O; misc. other 823-8537 RESUMES-Professional Writing, editing, and your goal-SISTERHOOD I Keep up the Sigma Phi Epsilon Reserve WID +more $265 + 1/2 util. typesetting services. For details, call Resume good work and the positive Congratulations to the new officers. Call Terri 366-3704 Furniture-2 beds 2 chairs, sleeper sofa­ House's 24 hour information line at 904-371- attitudes! Never forget that we Mark Sutton-Prez, Andy Helm-VP, cheap 678-0809 no ans. Iv. m~g. 6769. believe in you! Jamie Coll-Sec., Jose Ruiz-Alum. Rel, Male to share beautiful lrg. home in To our SECRET SANTAS! and Kirk Dunaway-Chaplain. Thanks M" and quiet neighborhood with liberal Cassette tapes for sale. Over 900 available! Econolodge University You guys are great! Thanks for all Ml1 for a great Christmas social. Hey .EX, it male. Must be honest, clean, respons. All types of Music. Graduation Special the cards, letters, and gifts! We looked like we were both feeling Merry ... Too Nonsmoker. Prefer Grad Student. located in Fox Ht.int Call Tim 281-7822 $3 $32.00 love you all dearly! bad she got mad and left. Thanks Friends of $300/mo. + 1/2 util. 321-2506 Eve/Wknds each. 1-4 persons To our UTILE BROTHERS! the Heart for an awesome semester. Thanks (407)273-1500 800-874-1156 You find out who we are soon! Are to the Alumni for all your help. Congrats to House to share. Near UCF. Male has fur­ One reclining chair $50 or best offer. One E. Colonial & Alafaya you excited? We all hope that you Shelly Freidburg, Joe Muscarella, and Wayne nished room for female only. Lakefront Victo­ single bed $30 OBO or both for $60. Must sell aren't disappointed and that we are Larson for gaining the ultimate goal ... A de­ rian on two acres with pool and spa. Private by Dec. 13 . Discount For Students who you hoped for! We look forward gree to all the other fraternities, you think you room and bath. $250 month. Please call Ph 366-8106 Rob or leave message. Cakes for all occasions 380-3356 or to a long-lasting friendship with don't like us now, wait till we are on campus mornings. 339-5411 . Ask for Charolette you! Keep up the good work and next semester. Hey Neas, did the doctor cure 677-7508 IBM clone 12mhz 286 Complete System remember your Big Sister loves you! - all you ills? Thanks ITKA, AXA, .EAE and DC 40 MB HD, 3.5 & 5.25 floppy d~ives Rons Wedding Photography Good luck to all the Sisters, for going to our parties instead of yours. You Male roommate needed immediately. 2MB ram, 2 serial & 1 parallel ports. Call us at 339-3367. Brothers, TNA, and KMA on finals! guys must have found out where the most $118 rent and 1/4 utilities. Keyboard, Mouse, Software $999 NEW Ask about your free BX 1O Have a safe and Happy Christmas I beautiful girls were. Rush is only a month includes washer & dryer & 2 1/2 baths. also 9pin printer $129 NEW And we'll see you all back after away, you know we will get ours but we will Call 249-2305. Leave message. Call Keith 823-4834 or leave msg. Jim's Auto & Truck Repair . Your place or New Year's for an awesome semester! probably get some of yours. Sororities, get Ask for Jorge. mine. Pick-up or delivery. 889-3271 All our Love- The Sisters of Z'¥! ready for an awesome Queen of Hearts 1991 . Ladies 1/3k diamond solitaire size 7 $500. To everyone, have a safe Holiday Season, Male UCF Student needs place to live within Men's gold wedding band w/5 diamond chips come back next ~emester and watch Sig Ep about 5 miles of campus . I'm willing to rent a $100. Call 629-4747. Alpha Kappa Psi kick ass. XAlrKMA-VM-LMB-Thanks Gil­ 1 or 2br. or share with you. Want to move T'was the night before finals and strap for starting a new trend. during Jan. or Feb. Call Ray 297-7595, mess. Color TV 24" Excellent condition all through the school, not a creature was 671-7942 after 5 must see. stirring except for the fools. They'd spent the Roommate wanted to share a 2bdrm 2 bth. semester just loafing around, so now they are apt. in Haystack 5 min. from UCF. $215 per One way airline ticket to New York on DeFem­ EXCELLENT WORD PROCESSING 366- cramming 'fore finals come 'round. Their month+ 1/2 utilities. ber 12 for $69.00 call 679-9401 0538. books are all scattered, their papers mis­ 228-9002. Leave message. placed, their essays on disk were somehow Furniture: Sofa bed $75, Coffee. table $25, WORDMASTERS 277·9600 erased. But down from above came a strange House to share. $350/month will get all utilities Bookcase $15, Wall unit $15, TV stand $15, One mile from UCF campus. . glowing light, which blazed with ftiry this cold Students Against Driving Drunk including cable TV, private bath, garage Twin bed w/mattresses $50, Black dresser All student documents and resumes. Same Sunday night. The light told the fools "You!ve SADD members would like to wish everyone space. 2mi. from UCF in quiet sub. Call Lou $25, Black bookcase $10. 658-8669 day service available. IBM/AT ~ WORD got no one to blame! You had sixteen weeks a great safe holiday breakl 679-5012 PERFECT 5.0 IBM letter quality/Laser but instead you played games!" The fools all Remember: Like New desk & chair, bedroom lamp, full size printing. "'. cried out 'We don't want to fail! They say *Find a designated driver Roommate wanted to share 2 bdrm 2 bth. bed, two bar stools & GE mini microwave. All ·college flunkies all end up in jaill Oh please *If your friends are impaired­ townhouse across the street from UCF. $232 in excellent condition! Call 679-6454 Fast* Professional* Accurate help us out, we swear we'll do great, but our Don't let them drivel a month plus 1/2 utilities. Call :'.:82-7444. Alian. first exam starts at a quarter to eight!" The light *Use your seat belt Moving sale-King size waterbed exc. cond. KCO Inc WP & DP $1.25/2.50 678-6735 didn't help, but said,"Look and see, for I'm *And above all Beautiful 3B/2B house in Stillwater 2 mi. from $250/0BO, 2 vacs., small desk, & other small going to show you your sad destinies." Well DON'T UCF. Roommate(s) wanted immediately. Call appliances . TYPING/Word Proc. by 15 yr. legal each fool stood up, and each took a look, and· DRINK Anthony Call Rick@884-0438, after 5pm. sect. $1.00/pg. 366-4045 each of them screamed and ran back to their AND at 365-6299. Neg. books. Early next morning all tired and weary, DRIVE Lakers/Magic ticket 1/22 658-8669 TERM PAPERS - Professionally the fools took their finals with eyes oh so teary. If you plan to celebrate the holiday season M Roommate· needed ASAP for 2bdr apt. wordprocessed by GRB Enterprises' • And just before Christmas what came in the with a drink, do it responsibly. Friends Don't $21 Olmo + 1/2util. Close to UCF move in now Yamaha Car Stereo Pull out less than a year experienced staff. Student Discount mail, had showed that none of those poor fools let Friends drive drunk! Be a friend. or Spring sem. Call 282-2507 old $225 823-4604-Dave 678-5048 had failed. So heed you the lesson those fools Thank you to all of the people who participated now have learned, be prepared for your finals in our fun-filled activities this semester. Na­ Female roommate(s) wanted 2br/2b apt., 6mi. Diamond earrings 3/4 ct. TW lcolor Need typing done -Call.Debbie 366-6444 term or you could get burned. tional Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week from UCF. Security system, pool, tennis $500 call Jeff for Apt. 830-9106 paper, thesis, technical • Good luck, do well, be .well I 'Roo went great. More to ·come in the Spring courts . $277 or $175 if shared. Call 380-7687. papers, graphics-letter quality semester. If you're intereste'd in joining call us Plane ticket 1way Ori-Philly Dec. 18 Computer at 823-5841 or stop by the Wellness Center to share apartment which includes phone & IBM PC compatible 640K 2 drives. Best offers Reasonable and fast typing service. Call Tau Kappa Epsilon and talk to Patty or Chris. We would love to utilities-located in downtown OViedo-$275 per Lois @ 365-6350 Nancy at 679-4006, rush jobs. Founders day Banquet is Thur. the 5th. Get have you with us. month 365-9244 your tickets from Puddin or Steve. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO PATIY AND Professional WP $1 per page-text Student Congratulations to all the new officers and CHRIS. Need roommate M/F, $215 mth. + 1/2 util. Can Documents/Resumes 365-8890 members. Let's work next semester. Happy belated birthday to Tammy. see UCF out my UR window! Minimalist, Lil Sis perspectives-are thosel1's signed, here SADD Christmas party Dec.5 at Chris' -house SPIRITUAL-NOT religious. , ASC Typing Service Reports, resumes, pro­ come the 9th. S:OOpm B.Y.0.8-Bring your own banana for Pet neg. Avail. Jan. 1 671-3673. posals, etc ... Affordable rates. Pickup & deliv­ Spring Rush is r·ight around the corner .. Let's mocktail banana daiquiris. Everyone Wel­ ery . 695-1917 get psyched. GO TKEll! come! 1982 Ford Futura Beyl ps pb ac FM stereo 2nd TKE I football great job this year. TKE II Male roommate wanted owner. 4 good tires. Typing service 896-0044 eve 381-0132 football, at least you had fun! Tree-Pretty American Production and Inventory Con· Nonsmoker to share 2 bdrm 1.5 bath $1700 or best offer (407)282-9125 1.25 term papers, knowledge of med. & legal Sikel Everyone get pumped for next sem. trol Society in Research Park. $232 a month, terminology and Spelling Let's start out strong! $200 deposit 381-5427 80 Honda acc. AJC 1000 firm 273-1021 15.00 Creation and typing of resumes Everyone have a great Vacation, A Merry START THE YEAR RIGHT JOIN APICS Ask for Ann Arceneaux Christmas, and a Happy New Year. For any­ Roommate needed to share 2 bdrm 2 bath aP,t. 1985 Chrysler Lazer 5spd mi. 61 xxx good one who 1s staying in town-Let's have a New FOR YOUR FUTURE - CALL MR. PULLIN AT at Heather Glen 1 mile from school. Tennis condition call 246-1386 Quit Typing-Call Stress Alleviators Year's Party-Hurley! Yeaaaaaaaa 823-5673 OR STOP BY HIS OFFICE IN courts an pool $260 + 1/2 utilities. Call 657- Professionally typed & edited all Booooyyyyyyyyyy! GO TKEI 5814 86 Lancer Turbo: PS,PB,PW,PS,CC, AJC, written projects(Terms, Resumes, etc ... ) CEBA II 3RD FLOOR - ST ART NETWORK­ JVC w/Eqlzr, 5 spd, fac sun rff, Alm whls. Call Barbara at (407) 351-0065. ING Prfssnlly maintained, garage kept, good mile­ Pi Kappa Alpha Female roommate needed for Spring '91 age. Excllnt condtn. A steal at $4750. 823- Typing/Word process. Reports-Resume Congratulations new brothers!!! Great job Mr. BEFORE LEAVING SCHOOL! semester. Own bedroom and bath. For more 5710;366-5271 eves. Edi ting/Ltd rewrites-transcription­ Fales. Thanks for the party Ted. PIKE 2 info. call Jen at 380-5902 accurate. 295-8457 after 5pr:n. football, great Job in finals. Hey ZTA's, does Baptist Campus Ministry ASAP Cambridge Circle near UCF. this sound familiar .... Just sit right back and Twas the night before Christmas and all 80 Datsun 310 JS, AM/FM cassette Complete Typing/WP services fast you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. That through the school, Notastude~t was s,tirring, runs well $750 OBO · AES 2431 Aloma #226 671-4414 started from this tropic port aboard this tiny Everything was cool. When 9ut on the Green Quiet, mature, N/S, Female to share 2b/2.5b Call Jim 658-4342 after 2:00am ship ..... Love CT & RS. Go PIKE volleyball!! there arose such a clatter, I sprang from the townhouse near UCF. W/D, microwave, dish­ Wendell , how's that seafood? Hey Ute, How SOL to see what was the matter. When I washer. 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A Franco Grilla field goal ·said. "We're definitely looking for with seven seconds left in the Mark Giacone and Willie a little bit of revenge against PLAYOFFS half cut the lead to 28-24. · English also bulled their way Georgia Southern," Spitulski FROM PAGE 1 · After halftime, the Knights over the goal line for the other said. forced William & Mary to punt two scores. Giacone (110 The Eagles have won their "You've got 16 teams in the on its first two possessions of yards) ran for more than 90 last three games by wide mar­ playoffs, which means 15 the ·second half. The Knights yards in the second half. gins. teams will end their year on a scored 28 points in the second "I don't think we played as In the last game between losing note, which is too bad," half and held the Tribe to 10. well as I hoped we would on UCF and Georgia Southern, William & Mary Head Coach Robert Green, the Tribe's defense," Laycock said. "We the Knights used three quar­ Jimmy Laycock said. leading rusher, ran for 124 never really showed we could terbacks, threw four intercep­ The scoring came fast and yards on 20 carries and was stop them." tions and gained only 174 furious as the the Knights never stopped for a loss. He UCF advances to the semifi­ yards through the air. scored on their first three pos­ scored William & Mary's last nals against Georgia Southern sessions and the Tribe scored touchdown late in the game. in Statesboro, Ga. The Eagles, on five of their six possessions. Fullback Perry Balasis who defeated Idaho 28-27, After an interception of Ron helped UCF's productivity on downed UCF earlier in the Johnson by Palmer Scaritt, the ground in the second half. season, 38-1 7. Wil1iam & Mary drove 49 He scored twice and ran 51 of "We've got a little more in­ yards for a touchdown. The hiS 67 yards in that half. centive this game," Balasis two-point conversion gave the "fullbacks don't get the ball said. ''They embarrassed us in Tribe their first lead of the that much, so you've got to front of our home fans. We game, 28-21. make the best of it," Balasis expect to do the same to.them."

Sean Beckton holds on during a tackle after one of his six recep­ tions against the Tribe. Beckton scor€d 2 touchdowns.

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lina and DePaul. 8-BALL UCF also plays in the Tangerine Tournament on Jan. · 4-5 at Rollins FROM PAGE 20 College. After the tournament, the Running Knights will begin play the game with a 14-9 run early in the . against American South Conference second half, advancing the score to 57- opponents. 4 7. Charleston came no closer to UCF The UCF women's basketball team than seven points the rest of the game. lost to the University of Florida on UCF shot 43. 7 percent from the Wednesday, 86~67, in Gainsville. Yo­ field, but Charleston was even less landa Rhodes led UCF with 27 points_ accurate with 36.5 percent. against the Lady Gators. The Running Knights also had a 51- The Lady Knights will play home 43 rebounding edge. games Dec. 5 against Florida A&M and Basketball Notes: The Knights Dec. 1 7 against Brooklyn College. return home to play Mercer at 7 :30 p.m. They will then host the UCF ;Holiday today at the UCF gymnasium. Classic Jan. 2-4 in the UCF gymna­ The only other home game during sium. The other teams scheduled to December will be against the Univer­ compete are Liberty, NE Illinois, sity of North Carolina-Asheville on McNeese State, South Florida, Fair­ Dec.18. field, Marshall and Boston. UCF will play in the Red Lobster The Lady Knights lost to NE Louisi­ Classic on Dec. 29-30 at the Orlando ana last year in the championship Arena. The other teams playing in the game after winning their first two tournament are Stanford, North Caro- games.

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