Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 43, April 15, 1986

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 43, April 15, 1986" (1986). Central Florida Future. 625. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/625 ARCHIVES he Central ·Florida 'Future ' Volume 18 Number 4.3 Universrty of·Central Florida/Orlando Tuesday April 15, 1986

• Elections now final . Art festival UCF will have its answer to Tierney and McFadden committed a major by Debbie Dent violation because they neglected to report some Orlando's Artsfest Thursday when · CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE campaign spending. Declaration of a major the Union of Student Artists holds its • violation would have disqualified Tierney and first annual Student Arts Festival. The The judicial council announced Friday that they McFadden and required a new election. two-day event will take place on agree with the elections commission's decision David Spain, chief justice, said, "They (the that Mike Tierney and Mike McFadden are guilty violations) weren't really affecting the outcome of the Student Center Green and in of minor campaign violations in the student the election.'' the Student Organizational Lounge. government elections. The judicial council declined to elaborate on its All visual and performing artists Elections commissioner Cindy Spraker fined findings. Tierney and McFadden $30 for three violations· in Spain said he was not required to reveal the are welcome to participate. Call their campaign efforts. findings of their investigation. Jon Mehlferber at 275-2676 for William Dietz appealed the elections Because of this decision, Ira Smith and Steve more information .. commision's decision which lead the judicial Cady are secured in their seats as Student council to its own investig~tion. _Dietz believed Government president and vice-president. Big budget bill still on Senate floor

by Gail M. Kendall ,. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE · "Greek Council The student Senate is just a large Thursday began approval of next year's activity and percent of service fee budget. The $1.1 million which active students constitute activity and on campus." service fees is made up of $3.05 per credit hour taken ·Dennis Lasley, from students' tuition. The 16-week long process of student senator drafting the budget in the Activity and Service Fee Fall and Spring Rush. Committee ended three weeks Requests included money for ago. The budget has also been rental of a computer to aid approved by the Senate's their bidding system. Organizations, "Greek Council is just a Appropriations, and Finance large percent of active Committee and now rests in students on campus,'' said the Senate. Sen. Dennis Lasley. "It's a Disscusio:q has already shame they don't get their been heard concerning share." He added that, "some controversial areas of the people have an 'Animal · Donna Lindsey/Central Florida .F.uture Budget. One such area is House' attitude toward Greek Zoot Suit Greek Rush. Some of the social fraternities and Walt Coppage, of the comedy team "Zoot Suit" performed for students in the Student Greek affiliated members of sororities". Center Auditorium Wednesday night. · the Senate wanted to amend Other senators said that if the budget to allocate money for Inter-fraternity Council's SEE BUDGET, PAGE 4 Senate and House want smaller grants, tighter control on_ loans

Staff Report 1965-to the full Senate, which is Among the salient features of the (GSLs) to provide proof of need. COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE expected to approve it in May or bills, as they stood last week: Currently only students with annual June. • Both House and Senate versions family incomes exceeding $30,000 The House had passed its own would lower the maximum Pell have to demonstrate need. WASHINGTON - The new version-H.R. 3700-in December. Grants for eligible students. Now set • The House would let Higher Education Reauthorization After a joint congressional at $2,600 per year, the House undergraduates borrow up to $14,500 Act being pushed through Congres13: . committee works out a compromise proposed limit would be $2,300 for under the GSL program, up from the will most likely make it harder for bill, it will return to both houses and 1987, increasing by $200 a year. The present $12.500 ceiling. The Senate students to get loans and cut tq'e to the president for final approval. Senate committee would limit grants would raise the maximum to $18,000. amount of grant money they can gM Though present proposals are not to $2,400, also increasing by $200 a for National Direct Student Loans during the next five years. yet final, Congress-watchers say the year. (NDSLs), the House would almost On March 3, the Senate Committee Senate and House versions may be • Both Senate and House versions halve the present loan limits for on Labor and Human Resources similar enough for an easy would require all students applying sends its version of the crucial act-S. compromise. for Guaranteed Stud~nt Loans SEE CONGRESS, PAGE 5

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by Mike Carr But Peter Deitchman, WUCF's new marketing But first, he must concentrate on increasing CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE director, intends to correct that problem that revenues. situation. Dr. Robert L. Arnold, director and general "It's the most overlooked station in the area," he manager at WUCF, says the station hired You scan the dial searching for the same radio says. ''I ·want to change that and make WUCF a Deitchman for ·his fund-raising skills. ' station you've always listened to. household word.'' "Yes, he increas~d revenue at another station by Suddenly, you stumble across a station whose Deitchman said he intends to carry out a first 300 percent," Arnold said. songs suit your special mood. class publicity campaign. It will include- the Fund raising has become increasingly important You like the change in channels and stick with production of new program guides and bumper to WUCF as the university gradually withdraws its that new station. . stickers which the station will distribute at area funding, he added. Up to now, most listeners have learned about events and through direct mailing. Deitchman proposes increasing revenue by campus radio station WUCF-FM primiarily by Deitchman also wants to start tours of the selling low-cost advertising-called underwriting in accident, initial results of a marketing survey station and send listeners on cruises aboard the show. Starship Romance. SEE WUCF, PAGE 5 Plans being made for toll ~oad expansio~ ·~"

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In a major acceleration of its road builging plans, the Orlando-Orange County Expregsway Authority is taking steps to have five' major road projects at a cost of more than a half. billion dollars open to traffic between 1988 and 1991. The $593 million in construction of 32 miles of expressways would make the Expressw~y Authority the largest single road builder in Central Florida, according to Bill Gwynn, executive director of the expressway authority.

Some of the five toll roads could be under construction by early 1987 and in use by 1988 o~ 1989, he added. Expressway Chairman Phil Reese said the authority plans to involve enviromental groups in the planning - of the new roads.

Donna llnd1ey/~trol Florido Futur~ Included in the $593 million project is more than $10 million in Anything goes improvements to the present "Anything Goes" is what's going on at the Theatre Department this week. Cast members from the show are, left to expressway syst~m to be implimented by 1988. Due to right: John Merorach, Michael Tahaney, Molly Pesce, Seth Elsheimer and Angela Souers. increas_ing traffic, Gwynn said the authority plans to enlarge ramps, add turn lanes and increase the number of lanes at toll plazas. One in five college males· dips or _chews-study Unvieristy professor released a study Glover and three associates asked Staff Report showing that more than one out of 5,500 students nationwide about COlrection COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE · every five male collegians dip or chew their tobacco habits, also finding that . tobacco. two percent of the females surveyed · The stay entitled "New .rules in Even as the surgeon general, the In perhaps the most surprising said they used smokeless tobacco. effect for aid recli:;>ients" . on American Cancer Society and the news in a week of surprising In recent years many N·ew England Intercollegiate page 3 of the April 8 issue of The smokeless tobacco news, Eastern. schools-Stanford, Marland, . Miami Central Florida Future · was Baseball Association recently joined Carolina professor Elber Glover and Pacific Lutheran among in coincidental unison to call for bans announced that 22 percent of the them-have restricted or banned written by Sobrino Gilyard. on all advertising for chewing nation's male college students either tobacco, and Eastern Carolina dip or chew tobacco. SEE TOBACCO, PAGE 4 ~cli1l5 • SCHOLARSHIPS can be obtained by The future of America's will initiate 120 students .on will receive an award of $300 ~ Rotary International contacting Barth Engert at shuttle program in the wake April 20 at 3 p.m. in the from the UCF chapter. Long will hold a meeting for 275-2231. · of the Challenger disaster is University Dining Room. In Dang is the runner-up and students interested in ./ Graduates of Boone, the topic of a public lecture addition, four facutly will receive a check for $100. scholarships on April 23 at Edgewater and Jones High April 21 at 8 p.m. in the members have been invited 1:30 p.m. in the Student Schools with a minimum 2.5 President's Dining Room. to become members of the Affairs conference room. Gr A may apply for a The evening's speaker is society: Jack Brennan, •MORE GATES The scholarships available $500/year scholarship. Also Donald E. Fink,· editor in Mark Stern, Gary Wolf and The Orlando-Ora.nge for use in many countries required are three letters· of chief of Aviation Week and Yousef Yousef. .County Expressway include: round trip recommendation. Space Policy and executive Dr. Ronald M. Gerughty, Authority plans to install transportation from · Applications are due by editor of Commercial Space. dean of the College of more automati~ gates at toll student's city, all academic May 1. · He has reported on space Health, will be the guest plazas since the installation fees, room board, Contact Will Shaffner at since 1963. speaker. of such gates at the East toll educational supplies and 275-2827 for more Kathryn ·Bessmer, a plaza has brought about a allowance for other information. • HONOR INITIATES student initiate, has been sharp drop in the number of • expenses. The UCF chapter of Phi nominated for a national Phi people who use the Additiom~J information • SHUTILE SPEAKER Kappa Phi Honor Society Kappa Phi fellowship and expressway without paying. 4, The Central Florlela t-urure, Ap1~ 10, rYou ... 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How to get the Card -smoking in classrooms and before you graduate. • other campus haunts. Few, Because we believe college is the first sign however, have banned of success, weve made it easier for you to smokeless tobacco use. get the American Express Card. Graduating students can get the C3rd as soon as they "I am very alarmed at the accept a Sl0,000 career-oriented job. 1f higlw:-ate" or student use of you're not graduating yet, you can the ~bstances, said Molly apply for a special sponsored Card. Look Laflin of Bowling Green State for student applications on campus. Or call 1-800-THE-CARD , and tell them University. you want a student application. The American Express Card. Don't leave school without it ~'

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public radio-in hour blocks . • Attwood-PQAl!!ips, 1Nc. "FM 90 Plus is the only other station in our market PROPERTY MANAGEMENT selling in the same vein," he says. "So we will reduce our Quiet Living! competition for underwriting One bedroom Apt. on Chuluota's Lake Catherine from 35 stations to one." $295 includes Utilities WUCF should be • call '1:17-0493 implementing more new ideas when a new programming ------1 manager starts work on April 28 Are you denying Class stcirting The station has hired a And give yourself a break ... work for Western yourself a better shot Boston programmer named ? Peter Caroll. "He's a walking during your school breaks and earn extra cash for dsch I library of classical music with • expenses! Western has many types of good-paying atgra oo . LSAT Apr. 20 tempo;r-ary clerical, marketing, and light industrial You may, if you fail to take a May 20 12 years of experience in assignments available. Give us a call today. See Stanley H. Kaplan prep course. GRE. public radio," Arnold said. what Western can do for you. Kaplan has prepared over 1 mil- Apr. 7 ''One of his former managers lion students for exams like the ·· May 6 said he will give us the best LSAT, GMAT, GRE and MCAT. . programs in the the United Call. Ifs not too late to do better ~MAT May 7 States." Western on your grad school ~, While the station will not TEMPORARY SERVICES. el{Axam. · make any programming PLAN l · changes until Caroll arrives, 1850 Lee Road ~ Suite 112 6 78-8400' Winter Park, Florida 32789 Deitchman hopes it will (305) 629-1726 STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD. 2238 broadcast Knights' football Clerical (Western Girl). Marketing. Medical. Technical The worlds leading Winterwoods Blvd. games. Light Industrial. Santa. Photo. Videotape EOE-M/F/H test prep organization. Winter Pk., FL But Arnold says that will -__ .:_ __ --:------======ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J depend"I'm not on sureother if area it's stations. a good idea to duplicate the programming of more powerful stations,'' he said. Deitchman favors football broadcasts because the GRADUATES station fairs poorly with UCF students. "The station tends to skew older in demographics,'' he CALL says. "My prime function is to attract more UCF students and bring the average listening age down.'' Deitchman also wants to 1-800-457-4065 coin a theme for the station. "Right now you only '89.9 WUCF' which does not mean anything to the listener." FOR 400A · He wonders if maybe ''A-Breath-of-Fresh-Air" theine might prompt radion listeners to tune in to WUCF's programs on purpose instead of ,by accident. CREDIT ONA CONGRESS ,. NEW FORD FROM PAGE 1 undergraduates, while almost doubling loBn limits for It's Easy To Qualify • And don't forget ... you You are eligible for $400 graduate students. must receive at least a even if you don't finance The Senate committee For $400 from Ford would retain present levels of bachelor's degree or a your purchase. Use it $5,000 for the first two years Motor Company state RN license between toward your down pay.. and $10,000 for the second •You must receive at October 1, 1985 and Sep- ment or get a check from half of undergraduate studies. least a bachelor's degree •Both House and Senate tember 30, 1986. Ford after the purchase · versions provide for loan or a state RN license or lease. consolidation packages for between October 1, 1985 These Vehicles Are borrowers whose GSL and and September 30, 1986. Included In ·The Plan The amount of your pre- . NDSL loans exceed $7,500. approved credit is deter- The Senate committee For Pre-approved Ford: Escort, Escort EXP, would allow proprietary Tempo, Mustang, mined by the qualified schools to participate in the Credit from Ford vehicle you buy. College Work/Study program. Thunderbird And the House would allow Credit Mercury: Lynx, Topaz, If a vehicle is not in Work/Study funds to be used. • You must have verifi.. Capri, Cougar dealer stock, it must for private sector jobs, with able employment that Ford Truck: Aerostar, businesses paying a larger be ordered by June 1, ·percentage of the student's begins within 120 days Bronco II, Ranger, 1986. Delivery of all wage. of your qualifying vehi .. F-150 & F-250 vehicles must be taken cle purchase at a salary ~ by August 31, 1986. sufficient to cover ordi- nary living expenses and For complete details on \.\.EGE G~ your vehicle payment. c.P~ -1 how to get your $400 plus pre-approved credit, •Your credit record, if gQM()" ~ call the toll-free number you have one, must indi- today. cate payment made as agreed. tali~(' (>~ 1-800-457-4065 • }y"1 SE PRO Opinion , Khadafy. wUI fall . YooR~,.MY if U.S. can only ~Pu"TATiON /fw ALAWYER HA~ BEEt-\ ~1.ANDE~D, be patient AND 1 W1~ io F1LE W1T • foR $ 5 M1~L1 oN ! Moammar Khadafy can be called the "mad dog" of the desert by American political leaders until all of them turn blue; but "mad" or not, the U.S. has " forced him into a position that he would not be in had we been more careful in dealing with him. Khadafy's most recent m~ve, that of moving Western workers into Libyan military bases, is not one made by a in.adman. It was a coolly calculated investment in his future. The confrontations thus far have been justified by Libyan provocations. In • those confrontations, only Libyan military bases have been hit, and we would assume that only Li· byan military personnel have been killed or injured in the retaliations. Obviously, an attack on a base occupied by civilians not even affiliated with the military, would be disastrous for the tJ.S. internationally. As it is, we have not looked the part o.f the ~'victimized" superpower. But that aside, we do have our self-respect to maintain . Maintaining our self-respect could be just as easy College Press Service if we continued our international economic measures and crushed Khaciafy and his confidants from the inside. Our economic sanctions thus far have been very successful, and the domestic situa· tion in Libya is to a critical point. Khadafy just Hard and soft combo tiresome barely survived an attempted coup, and more demonstrations against occur daily. Khadafy is liv A classy sunny star: Yeah, I know it doesn't ing in a bunker almost constantly. make sense, but you have to admit, it caught your Khadafy is on his heels now, and his regime is on attention. its way to toppling over. Our patience will be the most destructive force to him, and one that he does What I'm talking about here is the recent trend not understand. in radio stations. Now I'll admit to thinking "Sun ny 102" was a neat idea when it came out and I also like "Star 101," but enough is enough. ' Both stations have made a lot of money by p!ay side, but I'd rather not do that. Being students, we have certain particular in ing a format that includes music from the 60s, 70s I really don't know what we should do with those terests. You could call them indigenous interests. and 80s. You all know the scenario, someone makes guys. And with our state legislators. "scrambling" over a few bucks with a good idea and everyone in the '!' glin control, DUI bills and the latest way to avoid world has to copy him. Enter "Class 105," the On one side I want to get tough. Fr&nkly, I'm raising state taxes, it's easy for our interests to get newest "not too hard, not too soft station." sick and tired of getting pushed around and I'm lost in the shuffle. ready to slam the hell out of somebody. My na Just as easy to lose in the shuffle, will be those Come on folks, there are only so many people out tional pride has been hurt too often and I want so bills which will affect us as students. Tuition and there who want to hear this kind of stuff. You meone to eay. bonding for new buildings are two issues in which know, variety is the spice of life and all that. UCF students should be taking particular interest. I won't be surprised when "Y-106," which is Rationally, however, I realize that I'm speaking We do have a voice in state government besides famous for stealing ideas, joins the crowd. out of frustration. I don't want to kill anybody, I our votes at election time. The Florida Student Let's not forget "BJ-105." Well, what can you just want to be left alone. Call m~ an isolationi~t~ _ Association, led by form.er UCF Student Body say, top 40 is top 40. I suspect any changes these _ President John Sowinski, represents every student guys -make will be subtle. On the other side, we're all people (even Khadafy) in the State University System. Current Student and we should be able to work this out. Com Body President John GPI represents the particular And last but certainly not least, we must con-· promise is the name of the game. nqeds of UCF students at the state level. sider the famous "WDIZ." I'm not worried about Neither of these voices can carry significant these guys. Through thick and thin, they've re When I get rational again I realize we're dealing weight unless each and every one of you lends your mained the same. The only question I have is why with an irrational man. So what do you do here? support. Whether its writing letters to your isn't anyone copying them? Washington sure doesn't know. Do you? Write us a legislators or calling their offices or simply talking Libya: Hmm. This is a toughie. What l'd·like to letter. to our student lobbyists, students concerns cannot do is ask for some letters on this. I know I could get In closing I'll quote the advice of Merlin to Ar· be addressed unless students get concerned. some of you to write by taking a stand far to one thur, "~ways remember to think." ·

• Khadafy effigy • Health Center We keep hearing that wellness is the trend in health. Thus far, all I've got· encouraging trend could ~o more ten from the trend is wonder and amazement. I wonder what we'll get Editor: Editor: out of it and I'm amazed that we're sinking money into it. · It is time that Americans learn What is going on with our Health Finally, I don't mind paying my again, as Alexander Hwg has so aptly Center? We have a dentist's office health fee. The services that the put it, "there are some things more developed out of the traditions of with no dentist. We have a ''wellness Health Center provide have been important than peace." For this Christendom, can we overcome the center" that I have yet to get any outstanding for the most part, but I reason, I was truly encouraged by the modern democratic malaise and wellness from. All I do know is that really believe that we could be getting violence unleashed against the effigy naivete, which asserts· the absurd my health fee is going from my more service for our money. of Moammar Khadafy, which took equality of all peoples and ideas. pocket into deep space, leaving me place on the Green recently. I know: someone will say that it is with a cold and a bad attitude. Marla Thompson • At a time when teachers, popular undemocratic to suppress one idea or First, I understand that it is dif English artists, intellectuals, businessmen, one person in favor of another, but, in ficult to hire and maintain a staff, clergy and journalists, are, for the reality, it is the"suppression of truth especially at the levels necessary to .,. most part, frantically engaged in that is undemocratic. If, in the face of maintain the entire facility. But how brain-washing people into accepting our wisdom and tradition, the west is is the campus supposed to maintain Got a gripe? Get it read. Drop your the intrinsic "human value" of our too decadent to declare the proper oral hygiene if filling a cavity letters off at our offices located in the enemies, it is hopeful to think that righteousness of our position in the is considered "major" s'.lfgery? And ugly white trai.ler beside the Heal.th some people still believe in values world, then we truly are doomarl. we should be able to have someone ii Center, or mail it to us at P. 0. Box which transcend individual pei:sons. to do minor work on a full-time basis. 25000, UCF, Orlando, 32816. You Only by steadfast belief in our Richard Petrucci The only thing I'm sure about our can't make it better by sitting on your .. wesfum democ~~tic principles, which Political Science "wellness" center, is that it's trendy. pen, so ~end your letters in.

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Call 657-0937 for In- get a date for end of the year banquetll Avail lmmed 2bd/2 bth/washer/dryer 1980 MGB limited edition 21000 miles formation on rates. across from UCF 275-3439 garaged since new. Black on black. Business Engineering Comp. Science S5000 coll Debbie 904 253 2005. Math Biology communication market Pl KAPPA ALPHA social work majors: Full and part-time RESUMES AND COVER LETIERS The Dream Girl candidates are In, and the Room for rent-looking for a female lo rent positions In your field. Year-round and Designed/Revised/Typed - 657-0079 party Is this Fri. Apr. 18, at Maitland Civic a room In a 3 bedroom furnished apt for FOR SALE 1973 VW Bug $1400 clean, ru!'s semester. Come to ADM 124 Cooperative Center starting al 8pm. Bring a dale and the summer session. Pool, tennis courts, great coll Sue 277-6572. Education Program. support your choice for Pike Dream Girl. . nearby shopping center $175 per month QUALITYPE exper. reson. 1-ml UCF 365-6874 -Pike II VS TEKE II 5pm tomorrow. plus 1/3 utilities, call EDE 678-3785. MUST SEEll MUST SELLI ! before 7:30am-atter 6:00pm 1 Jason Empire telescope 5 lenses sun and Apt for rent: available in May for summer. moon fillets, wood tripod and morel Paid 3/2 with celling fans, pool spa, dishwasher, S365 will take best offer! See Halley 500x microwave, disposal and tennis courts. closer soon the comet will be gone. Free rough Draft and Revision Partly furnished $500 plus security call 2 Soundeslgn stereo w/ 6-trock cassette Typing on word processor using quality 281-4251. and turn table - S65 printer. Overnight service available. Call Bob al 281-4196. Women's Pregnancy Center Average report costing S20 to S25. Call Free pregnancy test. Confidential, In- 281-4590 (after 6:00 pm or leave 4 LAMBDA EPSILON CHI Cedorwood VIiiage condo-Winter Pork dlvldual counseling. In W.P. 1405 W. Fair- message) LEX meeting Friday April 18 En 121 11 :00. near Howell Branch Road and SR 436 banks; one block west of 1792. Mon-Sal. Elections of officers for 86-87 Please vote I across from Butler Plaza . 15 minutes from 3 Call 647-1477. We can help you. Guest speaker Margaret Donnely of FLA malls and UCF 2 bdrm, 2 bath plus loft, Professional typing, reasonable rates. 24 LEGAL ASS. Reception to follow. Anyone In fireplace, wet bar, screened porch, celling hr. min. notice. 678-1972. terested In law Is Invited to attend. fans vary large living area - 1600 sq ft 5 ' months old-end unit, very private clubhouse, pool and tennis. $575/mo ABORTION SERVICES Organizational Communication Club single family or roommates day 275-2270 Restaurant Position Available Free Nitrous. Early pregnani::y lest. Low- Meeting: April 16 time 5:30pm weekend/eve 678-0767. Part &. full time cost birth control. Morning-Ofter treat- Place FA 129 Apply In person ment. Confidential. Private. Woman- Orgoniz· I~ . for 86:-87 year Interviews between 2-4 pm owned; A special approach to health Beautiful, lakevlew home, furnished with Bakerslreel Restaurant core. antiques, Olde Winier Pork, 2 bedrms 2 743 Lee Road, Orlando BIRTH CONTROL CENTER SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE baths, terrace, cathedral celling.' garden 1030 Herman, near 436 and 50. ~ 5135 MILLION plus in financial aid went of waler oaks, avail. May Jan. CLOSEST CENTER TO UCF. 2~nd unused last year. Freshmen, Sophomores, 5650 month 644-7623 mornings or even- 422-0606 or toll free 1-800-432-8517 ongoing graduate students; for help lngs. cashing In on your shore of those funds, Phone girls needed lo set appointments call Academic Data Services toll free from qualified lists. Flexible hours. Can set 1-800-544-1574, ext. 639, or write P.O. Box Apt. for rent 2 bdrm 2 bath near UCF $395 from home call 831-0022. 16483, Chattanooga, TN 37416. 3 roommates needed for a furnished call 273-3899. duplex within bicycle distance of the cam JOB HUNTING? pus. 1/4 utilities, 5150 per room mote, Port time secretary. You choose hours. In Get a video resume nowl DI-It's only been two weeks and I miss you duplex has washer and dryer. Call OVledo $4.50 per hour call 365-5276 or Call: 298-8837 already! Time to write another letter! 273-5333. Ask for Forrest. 365-3648. (How's Danwors?) HK ABORTION SERVICES, birth control informa- Female roommate needed. Foxhunt lion, pregnancy tests and councellng. VD Lanes. 1/4 utilities. Neat, nonsmoker, $165 screening, low cost, confidential services. ~ per month, call 351-5656. Bennlgan's - 6324 International Dr. Is now Central Florida Women's Ira • Steve: Congratulations! Apple Compat Computer Franklin Ace hiring hosts/hostesses and Health Organization Wiiiiam • Cindy 2000 $595 OBO call Chris 657-2508. waiters/Waitresses for full and part-time UCF area room-mole to share new 2br positions. Please apply In person Mon.-Fri. 2blh townhome with two students. Two between 2-4 pm for an Interview. To a "clvlllzed" man miles from UCF. Private bed and both, 1978 Hammond Aurora 8200 organ two · I remember Aprll 15, 1985 like ii was whasher/dryer, pool, tennis, other extras. manual, presets, percussion, rhythm, yesterday. I shall never forgive you. SSS IMMEDIATE CASH SSS 200 mo, 1/3 utilities 273-8952. gllssendo, bench, extras. 51800 or best Turquoise on white paisley print-you're for coins, stomps or reasonable offer. 894-8717. beautiful, but you dress yourself funny. baseball cards Student's needed to clean homes, we'll • call Bill 275-6389 'Roommate wanted to share two bedroom, work around your schedule. Please coll two bathroom duplex washer/dryer one 699-1636. WILJ.D. mile from UCF 5225 per month plus 1/2 I'm glad It's all over. I was beginning lo utilities. · Misc frunlture, cockloll w/two end tables, worry about you Ill I need you, you make b/w TV, stereo stand, all In good cond. WINA NEW CAR mesmlle.... ~ and inexpensive call Jeff al 281-7702 or Talented college age men and women Need mature person share furnished con 678-3728. age 17-26. Enter the Prince Charm- do w/professlonal male. Pvt. room/bath, 5 Ing/Cinderella contest. Win over $10,000 mi UCF, pool, tennis, nice. 5210 mo, 1/2 utll. In prizes and awards. Clntocl International Congrats new TKE olficersl A special yeh No pets. May 1, possibly sooner. Dark brown couch, ottoman, 2 chairs. Only Productions P.O. drawer 3689 Baton TYPING. Fast, accurate and reasonable. for Mikell & Dan. My most favorite TKE • 645-5706. $150. Call 671-8090. Rouge, LA 70821 (504) 344-7628 657-9015. brothers. Love, Lil Sis Kelly Classifieds: Your key to the Future. Coll Mike at 275-2865.

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lI I I -I KIOSK I .-·---·------. -----·------..;. ------.- _· .. _._. .. .. -· ... -· .. -- -.. I _Will be closed ------· I _April 24th thru May 7th I - and will reopen on I May 8th at 9:00am - I IJ,eady to serve all your Ticket and I Informational needs!I I I • ca· ~ ------! b"' 10, The Central Florida Future, April 15, 1986 WEIGHTS FROM P_AGE l~ H~Jp bring the world tog~ther. .· · Host an exchange student. Picillo and Rowell, constantly pushing each other to obtain new heights in their sport. "Remember what you're working f.or, '' echos throughout the UCF dome as htN!.9ht other lifters watch in awe. The · two ·men regard each · other as the perfect training · partners, and it is obvious ,~~~ Ton19ht! ,that they are close friends. Both men set personal This black woman could be • America'shope ... she'saUnited mar~s for thep.selves. Rowell, NegroCollege Fund graduate weighing around 165 lbs, who could dedicate her life to · finding a cure for cancer. A cure' squatted 470 lbs. Picillo, who that could save thousands of lives each year. And fill every . weighs in ·at 260 lbs, managed black persons heart with pride. to squat 570 lbs. Rowell So support black~ducation : Send your check to the United ~,~:Riliand Seafood. intends to , be squatting Negro Col(ege Fund. Box Q. 500 around 500 lbs when the East62nd St., New York. N.Y. 10021. Orlando International Airport• 855-6761 Southeastern Powerlifting -- ___; -~ Championship commences on " May 3. ·He also plans on benching 280 lbs and deadlifting 520 lbs. Picillo is looking to squat · 620 lbs, deadlift 620 lbs and -bench 330 lbs. After the Southeastern Powerlifting Championship, in which powerlifters. from four different s-tates will be in attendance, the pair is looking towards the Collegiate Nationals in September, where they will represent UCF. The two men have been lifting for about five years, yet it has only been in the last - year that they have switched over to powerlifting. Rowell, a physics major at UCF, said, "I was 18 years old, and weighed under 120 lbs. I looked at body building, but found I couldn't do much without drugs. With this (drug-free · powerlifting), I could compete with hard work and time under my belt.'' The two men have a strict regimen. "We stress the scientific aspect, the strength· inside the muscles,'' said Picillo, who is working towards a degree in business. They train on an eight day schedule, with actual workouts occuring five days a w~~k. The workouts usually consist of two hours of intense lifting. Rowell adds, "If they (the workouts) don't work well, we leave and come _back another day. 11 Rowell and Picillo know of the siren lure ·of drugs, and why it is so prevalent in the weightlifting world. "You can accomplish in four years with drugs what you can in ten years without them,'' said Rowell. Picillo added, "We've seen someone gain 30 pounds, almost all of it muscle, in five weeks by using steroids." One wonders what this weightlifting pair's reaction is to those who do use drugs likJ! steroids to obtain superior results. Rowell said, "We make more juqgements inside ourselves then we let known. 11 Picillo adds, "We give guys respeet that have made it to the top (using I drugs). However, we do not give respect to what they did to their bodies ... that's cheating. When someone goes. out and says, 'Hey, I won this without using drugs,' that's a major accomplishment." Picillo and Rowell have set a lofty goal for themselves. "We orily : want to go o:r;ie place," said Picillo, "and that's the top. We just want to train hard and earn it." / The Central Florida Future, April 15, 1986, 11

• ! \ ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS UCF tennis wraps up season HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES by Chris Richcreek HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS SPORTS EDITOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Both the men's and Part-time jobs available for applicants 17 to women's tellnis teams are 34 years old. Learn a skill. Up to $5000 in wrapping up their season, and educational assistance. Pay for weekend both teams have been mired training. Travel opportunities. _ on the losing side of the "Get a Skill--Get A Job" ledger. The ments team (1-7) closes CALL NAVAL RESERVE out their season with a match 648·627l against Washington and Lee . . (April 17). Their only win has THE RIGHT STUFF come with a forfeit by FIT. The women's team, coached If you were honorably separated from the by Lyn King, is currently " Navy, you are made of the right stuff. Con sporting a 1-12 record. They will finish out the season with Donna Lindsey/Central Florida Future tinue your Naval career in the Naval the New South Women's Scott Conners r~turns a shot during a recent practice. Reserve! - - · · Athletic Conference. We offer: earned runs. Danny Cook away any chance of FIU to • new G.I. Bill UCF recored the win· for FIU, he sweeping the series. Zawaski • reenlistment .bonus FROM PAGE 12 struck out five and walked knocked home five runs as he • monthly paycheck one in nine innings. went four for four at the plate. Jose Soto went three for Rob Kendell recored the • travel relief pitcher Rich Polak put four at the· plate · with two victory while Albert Garcia • retirement benefits two men on, and two outs singles and a double. Vince absorbed the loss. Garcia • advancement later, Eddie Gonzalez singled Zawaski drilled a two run allowed eight earned runs off Find out if you qualify! to knock in the winning run. triple in the first. ten hits in five innings. Russ Manion, the starting In the late game UCF UCF is scheduled to play ~all 648-6271 / pitcher for UCF, gave up ten (41-10 on the year) turned 17 FIT tomorrow at 7 p.m. at hits i~ eight innings for three hits into 13 runs and wiped home . .. ·EVENT FROM PAGE 12

to return to the rankings this week, or else ESPN may be deluged with phone calls. Quote This week's quote of the .,. week comes from the Utah Jazz's resident funny man, Coach Frank Layden. Layden said, "A . good point guard and a good scorer should go hand in hand--but not in the locker room.'' Yuck Since last week's column on things that irritate me went over so well, (No one sent me a letter complaining, so I figure that you all loved it.) I have decided to add some · more of the things "I can't stand.'' I can't stand: golf on T.V. (unless Jack Nickalaus is playing) ... bowling on T.V. (now that Earl Anthony is retired) ... the fact that the NBA playoffs last three months and use 16 teams. It should only be 12 teams and two months ... the New York Yankees ... warm cola ... the fact that everyone outside UCF puts UCF down ... the fact that half the people inside UCF put UCF down. This is your Okay, we admit it. We'll,, say or do just about anything school, and you should be proud of it ... student to get you to fly Virgin Atlantic from Miami to London. government elections that last more than one We'll give you incredibly decent meals and snacks. week ... poor intramural Great drinks. Serious electronic headsets. Any kind of referees (I realize that the student-refs try, but people music you're into. Movies. Even rock videos. And more. can get killed out there.) ... Jimmy the Greek For a lot less than you'd think. . (I'm having more success We're already taking reservations for our summer than he is lately.) ... Cleveland jokes ... national rankings that flights. So get to a travel agent. Or if you're ignore UCF ... short w e e k e n d s ... coaches who ,. • stuck for wheels, call us at (305) 871-3554 . don't emphasize academics By the way, did we mention what along with athletics ... and finally, the fact that this col- an incredibly sexy smile you have? umn has to end. VIRGIN ATLANTIC AIRWAYS See you next week. All our extras at no extra charge. Help Woodsy spread -· V'/ the word. -· ~·::·.;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ :.·;~.. :· .. :-~~~ ~-- - . .:~~:~~ ~' Knights split pair with·FIU

by Kathy Johnson CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE SG vermin It seems that the annual challenge has arrived. The No one ever said the road to success wa~ vermin of Student easy. Government, more The Knights found this out as their team van specifically the degenerate broke down somewhere between here and body known as the 18th Miami Saturday afternoon. UCF was en route Student Senate, has once to Florida International University for an again requested the pleasure evening game, but spent three hours sitting on of meeting The Central the roadside instead. They watched their game Florida Future staff out on time for Saturday night's battle against FIU the softball field. What little tick closer and eventually pass them by. respect they may have will be The two game series was rescheduled to a shattered when we destroy double-header on Sunday. With the help of a them. rescue van sent to pick up the team fr