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Volume 21, Number 38 University of Central Florida/Orlando Tuesday January 31,1989 BOR approves fee increase $5.50 per hour proposal passes despite 1, 111-signature petition
by Biii Foxworthy amended since it was first increase. She also presented a CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE introduced to the BOR. petition from the Student No debate occurred before Organization Aganist Paying The Florida Board of the vote, which assigned UCF (SOAP). The petition, which Regents unanimously the highest athletic fee in the detailed SOAP's oppositon to approved increasing UCF's state. the fee increase, contained athletic fee to $5.50 per credit UCF President Trevor 1,111 signatures. hour Friday at its meeting at Co lbourn made some Student Body President Florida Atlantic University. introductory remarks and Denver Stutler said the initial Fee increases for five other explained why the proposal proposal was reduced due to Florida state universities were had been changed from $6.15 student opposition and a lack approved as well. UCF's per credit hour. of student information about request was considered Student Regent Jackie the increase. He also gave his separately because it had been Goigel spoke in favor of the approval to the final proposal. Athletic Director and football coach State ·university Athletic Fees Gene McDowell, also I present, made no remarks. The original proposal for the fee increase would have required students on UC F's main campus to
.!r pay $6.15 per credit hour. The revised proposal called for $5.50 per credit hour, and $4.50 for area Erle PanonalCENTAAL FLORIDA FUTURE campus students and BLAST FROM THE PAST those taking less than • $3.00/hr. plus S10 llat lee • six credit hours. The UCF students had the opportunity to buy a tie-dyed shirt last •• Season ticket OOJlS plus athletic fee fOf the lall and i;prlng week on The Green. last adjustment to the s6URCE: Jamoa Slnlth Jr~ Budget Olflce OlrectOf R. Scott Horner/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE SEE FEE PAGE 3 / Hosler: 'no reasoning' behind removal
by Jamie Carte As for the decision itself, Hosler said "As far as I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE know, there was no reasoning behind the decision." Whitehouse backed up his decision, saying, "This Dr. E. Ramon Hosler has been replaced as acting is only a temporary position. I based my decision on chairman of the mechanical engineering and aero my own judgment from an internal search [of depart space studies department. His replacement, James ment faculty] and Beck was my appropriate choice." K Beck, started the job at the beginning of the Whitehouse said the conflict began in September semester. when he appointed the last official chairman, Dr. Hosler held the position for one semester. Stephen L. Rice, to the position of Associate Dean of Dr. Gary Whitehouse, Dean of the College of the the College of Engineering. He then conducted a Engineering, made the decision to remove Hosler. series of interviews and surveys to help find a new He also handled the appointment of the new acting department chair. chairman, Beck. According to Whitehouse, the department first Whitehouse said the decision was not "a reflection chose to limit their selection to the senior members on Dr. Hosler. He has been very popular with the already in the department. Upon further examina students and he is a personal friend of mine. He just tion, a five person committee decided they would didn't have the support of the department at that rather hire a researcher to find a chairman from time." Mechanical Engineering major Dan Justin outside the university. agreed with Whitehouse's assessment of Hosle-r's Over the winter break, Whitehouse conducted a popularity among students, saying they "really liked poll of department faculty and Beck was chosen to be Dr. Hosler." temporary chairman. Whitehouse expects Beck's "His door was always open," Justin said. "He was term will last a year and a half or less. always willing to help you." During Beck's term, Whitehouse says, the depart The chairman oversees the daily administration ment will launch a national campaign, with the help of the department's operations . . Hosler said he pre of a hired researcher, to find a new chairman. Accord sided over, "the efforts ofthe faculty and assisting the ing to Whitehouse, this researcher will place adver students in matters such as graduation requi~e tisements in national engineering magazines and Erle Parsons/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ments." other circulations. "The job had its good and bad points," He said. "I Whitehouse said he did not think the turnover was FORTUNE'S FINEST was not upset and I have no harsh feelings. I am unusual. James B. Hayes, publisher of Fortune and the vice simply free from the hassles of an administration "I feel that it [the replacement method] was the president of Time Inc. Magazine Group, spoke in the position and that makes me happy-or maybe I SCA last Tuesday. should say, not unhappy." SEE ENGINEERING PAGE 7
SPORTS OPl.NION >Ip I f?E.A u. y I ftAlL y NEWS CLIPS 3 l\Ll-Y RfALV ~~TE . • The UCF men's tennis • Opinion takes one (pas- I I OPINION 8 team is ready for a fresh sibly) final look at the start under new coach Lori whole athletic fee affair. COMICS 9 Burdell. See Page 12 for a Also, Andy Campanaro preview on this year's writes about the rise of CLASSIFIED 10 team and a look at the sports and the decline of team's new coach. academics in ourcolleg~s. SPORTS 12 •
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FEE showed his lack of regard for we can charge for tickets," the students at UCF." Goigel said. "But for now, FROM PAGE 1 What will you pay? Many students opposed the we're young, we're in the fee because they did not attend building stage and we have to Credit Current Fall 1989 Percent proposal put a $66 cap on the UCF athletic events. Goigel use this form of funding." Hours Fee $5.50/hr.* Change athletic fee. When asked countered that in her job as Proponents cited long term about the regents' lack of student regent, she meets benefits the additional money debate on the fee increase, taxpayers who oppose will provide. Goigel said, "at board supporting public schools. "I think students will meetings things aren't "I talk to students who say 'I benefit, whether they discussed much because, at don't go to football games, why participate or not, by the that point, there's been lots of should I pay?'and I talk to (recognition) UCF will gain in preliminary work." people who say, 'I don't attend Florida and the Southeast," Holly McN air, co-founder of a university, why should I pay Goigel said. * $4.50/hr for area campus students and students SOAP, said "the students taxes to support them?' Its a. taking less than 5 semester hours voiced their opinion with a tough call either way." Lance Turner contributed to • petition ... and McDowell "Hopefully, down the road this article.
• SKIN CALENDARS EXCITE female students. Other campuses have been Cunningham will be the sub ham, who has been compared Aministrators at Louisana The photo's television ap troubled by the swimsuit-type ject of graduate level research to Grandma Moses, J.O.J. College have banned a fund pearance spurred an outburst calendar sales. at UCF, thanks to a grant Frost and Rousseau. raising calendar featuring of complaints and forced LC Penn State Universtiy from Michael and Marilyn Cunningham has been fea bathing-suit-clad students. President Robert L. Lynn to banned a calendar after objec Mennella of Winter Park. The tured in 13 exhibits through • "I was outraged", said Rev. look at the effect the calendar tions that it was offensive to two were Cunningham's pa out the U.S. and Florida. Charles Hutzler, pastor of the could have on the campus's women. Calendars featuring trons until his death in 1977. Seven additional exhibits are Alpine Baptist church. "It Christian image. nude and semi-nude students The grant will be funding scheduled in 1989-90. made us look like we're liberal Lynn, who said the "Men of provoked angry protests at the research on Cunningham's art or something." Louisianna College" calendar universities of Illinois and by an art history student. A local talk show, the Alex was "about as scintillating as a Texas Austin, respectively, The student will work with andria Daily Town Talk, fea Sears catalog," decided to halt but sales continued. Dr. Maude S. Wahlman, chair Newsclips are compiled by tured a photo from the calen its sale when others advised of the UCF art department. Lance Turner, The Assistant dar which showed a male stu him that the college could get a • CUNNINGHAM ART Wahlman and Congdon are News Editor for The_ Central dent in a hot tub with two playboy image. American folk artist Earl writing a book on Cunning- Florida Future. ------!GRAND OPENING ! Binge eating? I We have Drive : DUFFY'S SUBS I Thru Service I PRESENTS I 679-2448 I : FREE SUB SANDWICH lndudes free lettuce.tomatoes, I 10042 University It pickles.onions.hot peppers.oil Blvd. One mile west I WHEN YOU BUY ONE and vinegar I of UCF on the I I comer of Dean Rd .. could be (University Oaks)
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ARTS & SCIENCES Matt Boucher P Y Y Y Y P Barbara Papaleo A - - - - A THE 21st STUDENT SENATE REPORT Richard Zucaro P Y Y Y Y P 13th Session January 24, 1988 OPEN SEAT Dana Boyte P Y Y Y Y P MEASURES UNDER CONSIDERATION Jason DIBona P Y Y Y Y P BILLS TOMJOSEPH P Y Y Y Y P 2 7-3 7 Funding for Surf Club: This bill allocates funds to the UCF surf David Mann P Y Y Y Y P Scott Bowen P Y Y Y Y P club. (Pelletier, referred to OAF) OPEN SEAT Christine Hernandez P Y Y Y Y P MEASURES VOTED ON AT THIS MEETING Chris Bordlnaro P Y Y Y Y P BUSINESS BILLS Liz Swanson A - - - - A 27-22 SAE Mini- Baja: This bill allocates $1974.78 to SAE for constructing Carmella Mandato A - - - - A a new vehicle. (Santos, Passed acc.) KATHY JONES P Y Y Y Y P 27-27 Funding for Model Senate: This bill allocates $200 for registration Travis Gunder A - A Dan Pelletter P Y Y Y Y P fees for Model Senate. (PAT, passed ace) SENATE MEETINGS Walter Robinson P Y Y Y Y P 27-32 Funding UCF Space Policy Symposium: This bill allocates $412 for Students are Invited to attend all Chris Toutlklan P Y V Y Y P misc. expenses related to this event (Santos/Schmidt, passed ace) Senate meetings, and to express James Speake P Y Y Y Y P 27-33 Hotel Sales and Marketing Conference Registration Fee: This bill any Ideas or problems that they JOE FERRARI P Y Y Y Y P allocates $540 for registration fees. (C&O, passed acc.) feel the Senate should work on. Jeannie Draper A - - A • Senate meetings are held on EDUCATION Tuesdays @ 3:30 In the University Fred Schmidt P Y Y Y Y P RESOLUTIONS Dining Room. Diane Kearney P - - - - A none Kelly Wiggins P Y Y Y Y P Jeff Laing P Y Y Y Y P STUDENTS .. Legislation In Commtttee Is Introduced by Senators. and Is not finalized untn the full Senate votes. Diane Scanlon P Y Y Y Y P If you have any comments, ques LJgc &;hmldt P Y Y Y Y P OAF/C&O FUNDING . tions or concerns about the Sen ENGINEERING ate Report, or any leglslatlon. Fernando Santos p y y y y- P "Your club or organization Is eligible to receive funding for office supplies. conference p y y y y p registration fees. and other special projects. To request funding. stop by the SG offices please contact Fred Schmidt JAMIE COX and complete one of the request for funding forms and return to Dan Pelletier.Fernando JORGE CADIZ p y y y y p x2191 or In SC 151. p y y y y p santos or Fred Schmidt. Brian Franklin JERRY SUITER p y y y y p Sean Brannan p y y y y p Nick Evangelo p y y y y p SENATE COMMITI'EES review and amend all Leglslatlon before tt Is brought for a hearing before the full Senate. The following JEFF EBERLE p y y y y p are descriptions of. and the time and day of the committee meetings: HEALTH Susan Hackett A - - A Organizations, Appropriations and Finance: This committee revle\NS all changes to the Finance Code and any leglslatlon Cheryt Jensen A - - A OAF requesting funding. . Mondays@ 5:00 pm. In the Senate Conference Room LIBERAL STUDIES Clubs and Organizations: This committee decides whether a club receives funds for Office Supplies/ Advertising or Mary Sue Cameron p y y y y p Conference Registration. Thursays@ 4:00 p.m. In the Senate Conference Room C&O Andy Worrall p y y y y p Legislative Judicial and Rules: This committee reviews leglslatoln to change the ConstlMlon. statutes or Rules and AT-LARGE UR Procedures. . Fridays@ noon In the Senate Conference Room p y y y y p Services and Public Relations: This committee reviews all non-funding legislation which deals with Student Government Gordon Miranda SPR Services. as well as Local, state, ana Natlonal issues which directly relate to the students of UCF. BREVARD Wednesdays@ 4:00 p.m. In the Senate Conference Room Cathy Taylor p y y y y p Elections and Appointments: This committee reviews all student Government Appointments. and makes recommen DAYTONA dations for changes tot·he Election statutes. Mondays @4:00 p.m. in thePolk Hall Lounge. OPEN SEAT SOUTH ORLANDO PR-Present (not enough information/unable to decide) As-'-Abstaln (conflict of interest) V-Yes N-No Paid Advertisement Michelle Romard p y y y y p
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Opinion • Opposition to fee • makesdiff8rence • in final decision • Unfortunately the Board of Regents voted unani mously in favor of the athletic fee increase. The new fee, effective this fall, stands at $5.50 per credit hour. • We were sorry that the BOR decided not to con sider the students' standpoint more fully in their meeting, Friday. • Surely they were informed of recent student op position. A wide range of media covered the story heavily for weeks and SOAP sent a petition to the BOR representing 1,111 UCF students. Still, the board passed the fee quickly and pain lessly. Hopefully, this fee is at its height. However, Coach • Gene McDowell may try to raise it again next year. The failure of the American mind The committee will review the fee again and there are no financial guarantees to students. Once upon a time in this country, the humanities On the positive side, laurels are in order for the were revered by society and "university" meant a students who spoke out on the issue. Never before center of learning where man's whole culture was have we seen so many students actively campaign studied, analyzed, and lectured upon. about anything. Then, the la!"gest and most expensive brick build ings housed the language and philosophy depart This campus has been known for its apathy ments, the schmces and mathematics. There may synthetically green fields of Sparta. throughout the years; maybe this issue has the poten have been rickety wooden buildings that housed We've relegated the humanities to the b&r.k seat. tial to start new trends in campus awareness and equipment and showers for the institution's athletic We know where we are and where we are going: We overall concern. program. are a high-tech society and it is good. We eat our The initial proposal angered students enough for If the students and faculty had any time left after mass-produced, chicken-pressed parts from our plas groups to circulate petitions both for and against the 10to12 hours of study each day, they would use these tic buckets and sip our factory-canned sodas and fee and phone calls and letters poured into our office athletic facilities, or maybe not. It was simply not watch the tube as the giants of our times meet for months. In fact, the staff of The Central Florida that important. weekends to chase a pigskin, and crunch against each other. Future has felt the effects of the increase in a differ The students who graduated from these universi 1 Life is the marketplace; materialism is our god. ent way: phonelag. ties didn t need television or movies because they would spend hours in fascinating discussion about Existence is now. If we read at all, it is the literature Then the Student Organization Against Paying the nature of man, his world, his spiritual needs and of violence, sex, and shallowness, or "how-to's" telling (SOAP) gathered hundreds of students and rallied on purpose in life. us how to become prettier, richer and more vain. the Green Jan. 24. All this was the university in the early years of this We seem to cherish the icons of nQthing. Literature Heated debates broke out between students op century and before. hails "less is more", music rehashes melodies with posing and favoring the increase.These debates moog and a 414 beat, and the once-great philosophy ***** L" caused Student Body President Denver Stutler to It doesn't take a genius to see the difference today. department, at least at UCF, has two offices by the wander out ofhis office and bravely stand on the soap On one floor in one building are the tiny, cubicle men's room. box as students bombarded him with questions. Now offices of this wiiversity's English, philosophy, lan ***** that's action! guage arts and political science profesors. The whole In his high school of 1984-88, my son barely scratched a "D" in English. Today he cannot write a In fact, it was the kind of action that produced of humanities and the.fine arts is housed in one five comprehensible letter to me, but he is a service changes in the fee proposal. While it started at $6.15 story building. The offices average about 10-by-10 feet of space. "writer" at $350 a week at an auto dealership and, per hour, student opposition forced it down to $5.50 Scores of adjuncts have just one larger room to use. inside of five years, probably will "be earning more with a cap of $66. Budgets are so pared back that professors worry than a UCF professor as a body shop owner. The rate for area campuses and for students tak about copier costs and availability of writing paper. He is a man of his time. "Why should I learn all of ing less than six hours dropped to $4.50 per credit But walk into UC F's athletic offices and you'll sink this junk?" he asked me once. "All you have to know hour. in to plush carpeting across a large lobby, all for those is how to make money. That's all anyone expects." Maybe this light, but effective, flexing of the stu builders of the pectoral muscles who meet upon the America and UCF: "Dominus Vobiscum." dents' muscle will show us that taking a more active role in the issues that affect us can have an influence on them. Your ideas about the way this university is run are important but th~y don't mean anything wiless you • A NEW FEE PROPOSAL caringLy pass all of their students. tending home games was 7,000. let the university know how you feel. As such, our athletes will devote This must be for football only, We still have to pay a higher athletic fee in the fall Editor: less time to studying and more time because we are lucky to get 400 but you proved you can make a difference. The proposed increase in the to practicing. Watch out, Semino students for men's basketball Don't stop now. athletic fee is, by far, not enough. les! and, if we are liberal, 40 attend Nevertheless, I have a solution of These three sources of money women's basketball games. where UCF can get the extra for our athletic program are not Where is our athletic director money: the only ones. There are many getting his figures? --*1he Central Florida Future 1. Money from parking lot more (building maintenance, po P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 One and one equals two but a Busincaa Office (407) 275-2601, News Office (407) 275-286$ funds. lice, ... ). Why other people have not quarter-filled gymnasium does Our dirt parking lots have not proposed them really baffles me. not equal 7 ,000. deteriorated enough. Transfer all In fact, I do not see the necessity for Explain this to me, Mr ~ McDow Editor In Chief money reserved for /Uture parking raising students, tuition; of course, ell! Leslie M. Jorgensen lots into our athletic program. I am "not" against the increase. Most students at UCF·work at Therefore, as our athletes trudge Nevertheless, with all of this other least part-time and it is more Managing Editor Dave Schlenker through the dirt they will continu money available, is the person who important to them to get a good Deputy Managing Editor/ ally be exercising those leg muscles proposed the increase trying to be education than to support a pro Design R. Scott Horner even in between practice. "sarcastic"? gram which many do not support. - News Editor Crickett Drake 2. Money from non..athletic I personally drive to UCF from Sports Editor Chris Brady research projects Glenn Semmel Melbourne five days a week, and Confetti Editor Suzannah G. Terry Why pour thousands ofdollars into electrical engineering still attend games. I love sports Copy Editor Eric Dentel research which may yield nothing? and I support them, buthow many Photo Editor Angie Hyde Come on, what are the chances of •ATHLETIC FEE HOGWASH students don't support their Production Manager Kasha Kitts UCF finding a cure for cancer? Use teams? the research money for buying Editor: There are many, believe me. I more athletic equipment to really I recently read that athletic also carry 18 credit hours of find out how strong our athletes fees were going to be increased so classes, like many students, and Ad Production Manager Charmaine Mendoza can become. Now, that's research we, the students, may enjoy a first this will hurt in my pocket. What Classified Manager Scott Pruitt which produces results! class athletic program and be is more important, buying gas to 3. Money from professors' proud ofour sch9ol. HOGWASH! get to school or skipping two salaries The article should have read weeks of classes to support the OpinlonsexpressedlnTMCtllJl'a/FloridaFMJwearethoseoftheedltororwriterandnot lf .~ nd id FOOTBALL PROGRAM th necessarily those of the Board of Publications. University Administration, or Boord of OUr pr01 eSSOrS are U erpa , ra er athletic program? Talk to me ~~:. L:t.t:r: t~ ~~ ~~~~!~~be tyP&d and 1n~!ude the autho(s signature. they leave. UCF replaces them with . than ATHLETIC PROGRAM. major and phone number. Letters ore subject to editing u~.C ~ome the copy- 11 1 'd h h · Th fi · c t d t t rlghtedpropertyofthenewspoper. T1ttCt111MIF/oridaF111 .. relsafree.""non·proflt.twlce I ;"~[! .... y .. ~!!' 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LETTERS What would the football ference needed. against official sanctioning by feel that there was anything· the university for the gay club "wrong" with him. He said his FROM PAGE 8 team do against Florida State, To the AD., Senate and Alabama, Auburn, and Florida Board of Regents, may I say, because it was "unclear as to gayness is just a part of him State again, to begin the sea the silent majority has not what positive function it would like his blond hair and blue Eugene, I'm listening. son? ·been asked. serve," but he lost me when he eyes. Since I have listed our AD. It does not make sense to suggested gays are respon I have never known a gay twice in this letter, let me say me to knock a coach and a tal Philip Austin sible for the spread of AIDS person who would harm any something about another sub ented group of athletes under humanities and the christians should one. All the gay people I know • ject. these conditions. unite against them. This only are loving, gentle, compassion Phil Carter is being pressed I support the team and the • COMMENT ON COMMENT reinforces why such a club ate, intelligent, and in many to win ball games and there is coach. should exist. cases, very artistic and have a rumor that he may be fired at I wish the AD. would. Do Editor: The "positive function" of much to contribute to society. the end of the season. you need a schedule to find out the club would be the needed I'm proud to be the mother These rumors, supposedly, when UCF plays at home? As a Christian and the support of others against the of a gay son and ashamed of have been about the AD.'s Talk to Coach Carter, he mother of a gay son, I feel I attitudes such as that of Mr. "Christians" like Mr. DeBlois. • position with our men's bas should have a few. need to respond to the recent De Blois. Believe me, Mr. Brown, ketball coach. Get on the bandwagon, Mr. letters from Stephen DeBlois As a Christian, I believe in a we're not all like that. They may be true and they McDowell, support your team. and Charles Brown in The loving God who expects us to may not, but I feel that they Athletic funding is not Central Florida Future about accept others for who they are. Bonnie J. Brownlee are totally irresponsible and where it should be because of the gay club at UCF. I don't undserstand what human resource management an explanation should be old debts, but next year, when When my son told me he makes a person gay. I don't given if they are true. the debts are paid off, existing was gay, my reaction wasn't know if it is a matter of choice Coach Carter has no full monies may cover funding one of shock (I already knew), or noy but the privelage of time assistants, he must do all without an increase in athletic but more of concern for the choice is ehat God has allowed his own recruiting, and, be fees. problems that he wil have to each of us. I would not want cause of an athletic program This amounts to about confront in his life because of anyone to try to change me and being gay. I don't feel that I have the right that can't afford much of any $250,000. Letters to the editor must be My suggestion would be to While reading the letter to try to ch~nge others. thing, except football, had to typed and must include your schedule basketball power keep the $16 flat fee and from Mr. DeBloisin theJan.17 My son once told me he was houses to get enough money to charge $2.50 per credit hour. issue, I thought he was making tired of hearing about choices name, major and telephone finish out a season. This should make up any dif- a good point about being and "cures" because he didn't number.
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• BASKETBALL ARRIVE ALIVE FROM PAG E 12 don't drink and drive • said Carter. That game will be played in the new Orlando Arena on Feb. 4 as the under.card to the • University of Florida and Win Stanford University matchup. Tip-off will be at 4:30 p.m. • "I'll start rehabilitation on IP-ring Break the ankle on Monday," said
fM Leeks, who was wearing a soft cast. "I hope I can make it back for the game against Rollins." Carter refused to blame the loss on the absence of Leeks, • the team's leading scorer and rebounder. "We should have won this game with the guys we had in • there," Carter said. "But give Davidson credit. They played very well." The Knights' .. next game is at home against Flagler College Wednesday. Just send us a photo of your most outrageous dare from the fun , Bo Clark, a 1980 UCF gradu Rte Photo/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE new DARE game. Your dare may win you ... ate and the all-time leading • One of three J. 989 scorer at UCF, coaches the The intramural basketball season bounced into action last week Spring BreakVacations for four worth Ss,ooo~ Flagler Saints. with a full week of games. Soccer started last week as well. DfflCIAl aULU I. IO "*llASf lfUWlY TO OITia Oii CUIM l'ld•>U11fl
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· by Chris Brady that." It, SPORTS EDITOR Burdell does not know what to ex pect when the team begins playing The 1988 UCF men's tennis season matches. was marred by player-coach disagree "I am new in the program, so I am not ments and other off-court antics that sure what the opponents are like," Bur took the spotlight away from the team's dell said. "But we only have one new on-court achievements. player, so we should be able to hold our Then-coach Mike DeFranco was the own. main attraction, leaving the tennis "We just can't afford to have anyone team to play the role of side show. hurt." This season looked like it would be Leading the seven returning players • more of the same, until DeFranco will be Pat Curry, who played No.1 for mysteriously disappeared during a fall part of last season. Other returnees tennis match in Gainesville. include Albericco Menozzi, Mark Sut .. Since DeFranco did not submit a ton, Ken Jackson, Ray Conkling, Marty resignation, UCF was slow to hire a Feldman and Steve Huber. new tennis coach . Lori Burdell was The lon e n ewcomer is Mark given the job on a trial basis for Novem Selzman. ber and December. Burdell was given a The team opened its season Monday full-time position in January. against St. Leo College. Results of th e "It was chaotic when I fi rst got here," St. Leo match were not available at Burdell said. "But it has calmed down press time. considerably." UCF's next match will be Sunday at Burdell's main job will be to rebuild Flagler College. a tennis program that was left in near The Knights return to UCF witha ruins. Burdell said things were so bad match against Emory Riddle. The Feb. that there are no records of anything, 8 match will begin at 2 p.m. at the UCF including last year's results. tennis courts behind the Wayne "I am totally different (from De Densch Center. Franco)," Burdell said. "I am happy as Burdell said she does not mind long as they are giving 100 percent." coaching a men's team. Having taught Burdell's main goal is to change the in several tennis clubs, Burdell said attitude that the team acquired she is used to working with men. through DeFranco. She thinks the "They are a good group of guys," change has already been dramatic. Burdell said. "They test me, but I don't • "The coach had a bad attitude before let them get to me. They share respect and it rubbed off on the players," Bur for me. File PhotOICENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE dell said. "They have already changed "They just need some guidance that Pat Curry leads the men's tennis team back to the court for the 1989 season. The considerably and I am happy with they did not get before." team is looking to start over with new coach Lori Burdell and forget the past. •
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by Roy Fuoco · tennis scholarship and graduated in 1984 with CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE a degree in communications. She previously had coached at the Pittsburgh Racket Club and taught tennis in Florida at Sanlando Park. For the second year in a row the men's tennis team opened its season with a new coach. Lori • Burdell replaced 1ast year's coach, former UCF "It's a very relaxed atmosphere. If player Mike DeFranco. Burdell began working out with the team it is intense , the guys bring it on last November after DeFranco suddenly left the themselves." • team. Athletic director Gene McDowell hired - Lori Burdell her officially at the beginning of this year. Burdell won the job, her first collegiate coach Men's Tennis Coach .. ing job, over at least two area pros. "I thought she had a good solid background," In contrast to DeFranco, who was known as McDowell said. "Her background is real good as a strict disciplinarian, Burdell expects the ten a teacher." nis team to keep a much lower profile this year. Burdell said she was surprised when she was "It's a very relaxed atmosphere. If it is in offered the job. tense, the guys bring it on themselves," Burdell "I was pretty much shocked when I first commented. The players will still run this year heard about it," Burdell said. "It was ,a big if they are late for practice, but they will run break." minutes instead of miles. Burdell feels the team Burdell found out about the position from her ran too much last year, which hurt them in their roommate, who knew one of the members of the matches. "They are much more mentally team. She had been working at Disney while sound," Burdell said. waiting for a coaching opportunity to arise. DeFranco left the team in Gainesville last Burdell grew up in Pittsburgh, where she November without officially resigning. De was a high school all-state selection in tennis. Franco formerly played for UCF in the early She attended West Virginia University on a full 80s and was an All-American. Davidson ends UCF's 3-game winning streak
by Glenn carrasqulllo the Wildcats took the lead and kept it for the rest of Crawford, who had 14 points coming off ofthe bench. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE the game. "Fred is a competitor and always gives 100 per The Wildcats placed five players in double figures cent," said Carter. The UCF Knights recieved an old-fashioned whip in scoring and controlled the inside game throughout The Knights also missed freshman forward Ken ping at the hands of the Davidson College Wildcat the entire contest. The Knights played without their Fogle, who was declared academically ineligible. Not basketball team Saturday night in the UCF Gymna starting freshman center Ken Leeks, who was side much was known about the exact circumstances. sium. lined with a sprained ankle. "I was told he was declared academically ineligible The Knights were outmanned and outplayed as "We missed Leeks in there," forward Pat Crocklin on Friday. Other than that I don't have any details," they-lost 91-83 before 921 spectat<>rs. said. "He would have worn them down in the middle." Carter said. "We weren't mentally prepared," coach Phil Car Crocklin led the Knights in scoring and rebound While Fogle's status is up in the air, Carter hopes ter said. ingfor the game, sinking 18 points and grabbing nine Leeks will be able to return to the lineup this Satur- The Knights played like a team with a 4-13 record, rebounds. day. · while the Wildcats played better than their 6-15 Other Knights worthy of note were junior guard "We hope to have L~eks back by the Rollins game," record. The Knig~ts were competitive for the first five Edsel Bester, who scored 15 points, including 2-4 minutes of the game. With 14:12 left in the first half, from three-point range, and senior forward Fred SEE BASKETBALL PAGE 11