University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 10-19-1995 Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 17, October 19, 1995 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 17, October 19, 1995" (1995). Central Florida Future. 1357. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1357 • The Golden Knights take on the Rainbow Warriors - details in the Gridiron Report • Changes in GEP to mean smoother ride for students by DORIS BLOODSWORTH tionsarea, therequirementwill read: Staff writer "Take one course from each group. Some majors require a specific The 1996 UCF catalog may course or a higher level course in be sporting more than a new cover; this area. Consult your advisor." ' namely a new General Education The total credits for the area will be Program which reduces the number changed from seven to six. of GEP hours from 40 to 36. 3) In Social Foundations The GEP Implementation area a student wt 11 take either Ameri- Committee made several recom- can Nationat Government or Mi- rnendations to the Faculty Senate cro-Economics or Macro-Econom- • Steering Committ~e Thursday. ics . These recommendations are de- 4) While a required diver- signed to comply with Senate Bill sity course will not at this time be- 2330, which 'the legislature passed come part of the GEP, the Faculty ·• last spring. Senate will appoint a committee to The cbntroversial bifl man- study the incorporation of diversity dates all state universities and corn- as a graduation requirement. The • munity colleges to keep General report of this committee will be due Education · Programs at 36 credit to the Faculty Senate at its Novem- hours. Since UCF had a GEP of 40 ber, 1996 meeting. hours, a committee was appointed The most obvious change is to come up with recommendations the three hours cut from Social Faun- on how to comply with the new dations. According to Dr. Kathryn • requirement. Seidel, Dean of the College of Arts Accordingtothecommittee's and Sciences and chair of the GEP memorandum to the faculty, the fol- Implementation committee, there lowing changes are proposed: was limited support for having I) In the Communication American National Government and Foundations area, a new courseSPC Economics stand alone. However, 1605, Technical Presentations, will no other suggestion found a real he offered along with Speech 1600. Delta Epsilon gave $400 to Delta Gamma during its "Beautifuf Eyes" contest to aid the 2) In the Science Founda- see GEP, page 4 Blind and Sight Conservation. Homelessness brought to UCF by two students. by JEFF HUNT Orlanao. News editor "We're not naive. We don ' t think we can solve the homeless "Will work for food. Hun­ problem," said Frazier. "We just gry and homeless. God Bless," is wanted to raise peoples' a ware­ often a plea for help in a time of ness of it." need for a great number of people In Orlando, for instance, in our society. there are approximately 3,500 However, many more-for­ homeless people on any given tunate people often turn a cold night: 40% of those are families, shoulder to the plight of the home­ 10% are women, and 50% are less. Two UCF students hope to men. change that knee-jerk reaction. The "Urban Architecture Beverly Ervin-Frazier and 200 l" project stems from the pop Jennifer Bottoms, of Professor art movement made famous in the Walter Guadnek's Happenings early 1960s which incorporates class, built a small village next to theatrical and visual art, and usu­ the Visual Arts Building to simu­ ally communicates a human con­ late the environment many home­ dition. Inspiration for the project less people live in. The village came specifically from Bill and was made up of cardboard boxes Wendy Harper who performed that served as shelter, a trash can many "happenings" in England in to be used as a heater and stove, the '70s to bring attention to the and a shopping cart for transport­ Urban poor. The project was also ing their "valuables." timed to coincide with Hunger The purpose of Frazier and and Homeless week. Bottoms' project, "Urban Archi­ "I leaned a lot from this tecture - 2001 ", was to grab the project, said Frazier. "There's a photo/H~NT attention of people who would lot of people out there (who are Jennifer Bottoms and Beverly Ervin-Frazier built a replica homeless environment in front normally ignore the homeless' homeless) and people don't real­ of the Visual Arts Building to bring attention to the 3,500 homeless people in Orlando. plight, especially those here in ize." News 1-6 Opinion 8-9 Classifieds fl Features 16-20 A Penny saved is credit in the punk bank-F- 2 Gridiron Report/ Sports 10-14/ 22-24 -- • ASK ABOUT OUR ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA COLLEGE GRAD OR FIRST STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR OUR EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT! TIME BUYER PROGRAMS!.'.; SEE US FOR DETAILS r.-----------------------------------~-----~ I Simply fill out form below and FAX it in! Quick, Easy and No Obligation! PRINT FIRST MIDDLE LAST SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER BIRTHDAY PULL MO DAY YR NAME NUMBER STREET CITY ZIP HOW LONG HOME PHONE NO. PRESENT · WORK PHONE NO. ADDRESS -YRS. EMPLOYED BY NAME OF EMPLOYER HOW LONG You certify that this informJlion is complete & accurate. You authorize an investigative consumer report as to your 0SELF mode of living. You have a right to make a written request D OTHER within a reasonable time for a disclosure Of the nature & --YRS. scope a investigation request&Q. SALARY OR DOLLARS AVAILABLE MAKE/MODEUYEAR VEHICLE DESIRED CREDIT LINE REQUESTED WAGES PER MO. FOR DOWN PAYMENT OF TRADE IN 0 NEW 0USED SIGNATURE • DATE •••.• WJth Required Down Payment And Proof Of Job!t ..."'.lil!:ii_i_j_ii_j_iiiji_i_j_iii_i_iii_iiii_ii_i_iji_ij_~-iii --~-~-iiij-ij-~-iii-i-ii-iiii-~-i-~-~-~-j-ii-iii-i-ji-jiii-~-ii-~-~!.Jiil '89TOYOTA COROLLA DX Automatic 5 Speed, Red, Low 5 Speed Auto,, AirJ>wr Automatic Air Conditioning, Transmission, Air Miles, 45K Miles Transmission; Air Steenng, "loth Transmission, Air Bedliner, RebuiH Conditioning, Power Per Gallon, Cor\ditioning, Spoiler, Seats, Stereo, Conditioning, Power Engine, Extra Steering, Stereo! Reliable! Stereo, Power 1 Of A Kindl Windows & Locks, Fully Clean! (#K3213235) Serviced! (#K0078564) (#KUA89439) sfiO s4500 54950 55550 55850 55900 '91 TOYOTA '93 MERCURY '89 NISSAN '94 FORD '91 TOYOTA '90 FORD COROLLA TRACER 240 ESCORT CAMRY F-150 XLT 4DOOR WAGON SXSE LX 4DOOR PICKUP Automatic Air Conditioning, Automatic CD Play•, Pow• Automatic Automatic Air, Auto. Trana., 5 Speed, Air Transmission, Air Stereo, Power Transmission, Air Sunroof, Pow• Windows Transmission, ·Transmission, Air Power Windows, Conditioning, Conditioning, Power Steering, Low Miles, Conditioning, Power & Loeb, New 60 Serial Power Windows, Conditioning, Power Locks & Steering, Stereo, New Tires, Steering, Very Extra Clean! - Steering, Stereo, Low Tree, Cruise ControH Power Locks, Windows & Locks, Local Owner! ··Sporty! Sharp! (#M5117676) (#MC115158) Miles! (#PR630400) (#KW010899) Stereo! (#RR110475) 56100 ~6700 57200 57300 s9950 sfiSO s9500 · '91 ISUZU '94 TOYOTA '94MAZDA '92 DODGE '92 TOYOTA '92 MAZDA '95 NISSAN TROOPER COROLLA MX-3 CARAVAN CAMRY MPV ALTIMA V-6 SEDAN COUPE SE LE V-6 GXE Forest Green, Power Auto., Dual Air, Power Green, Power Sunroof, Upgraded Windows & Locks, Windowi, Power Stereo, Power Cruise, 2·Tone Paint, Locks, Woodgrain '95 MAZDA '95 MAZDA '94 MAZDA '9SMAZDA '95 MAZDA '93GMC MX-6 _626 MX-6 MPV PROTEGE TYPHOON COUPE LX V-6 V-6 LX UTILITY VEHICLE 4800 Original Milee, Forest Green, Dual Auto. Trana., Power Black, Leather, Factory Spoiler, Air Conditioning, Windows & Locka, Sport Vehicle Power Sunroof, Power Windows, Balance Of Factory Wheels, Power Loaded! Warranty, 3 To Windows & Locks, (ts01oan6) ChOMe! Cruise! (#P0811054) • 1 • Oct. 19, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 3 GOP, Democrats battle over student aid cuts P0l:ICE 8CA1; by MARCO BUSCAGLIA lending program altogether. fonn, an organization made up of \__ ) • Special to the Future The debate has left many stu- loan guarantee agencies, said that dents concerned about their educa- lenders are suffering as much as •Todd Shouberg and Steven Bell dent decal from her, car in parking With a vote on the federal tional futures. "I can't imagine <.'JW- . s~udents. "We'reallgoingtohaveto both reported that someone lot G3 on Aug. 28 . • budget expected later this month, ing any more money than I do right deal with dramatically lower oper­ changed their class schedule by Republicans and Democrats con­ now," said Rich Dovel!, a Univer- atingcosts,"Claytonsaid. "But we' ll using their pin numbers on Aug. •Randy Fisher reported that some­ tinue to battleoveraGOPplan to cut sity of Wisconsin-Whitewater doitaslongasthecutsremainsmall 18. one stole his faculty decal off of $10 billion from higher education sophomore. "I just wouldn't be able for students." his car on Aug. 29. funding, while students nationwide to handle it." Clayton said that the Senate •Jennifer Holtkamp reported that try to organize against the cuts. Dovel I is not alone. A recent Republicans can eliminate the 0.85 someone stole her bike from its •John Barbery reported that some­ ''This is probably the most report from the American Council charge on colleges if they follow the locked position at the Seminole one stole his bike from the critical time," says Jeannette on Education indicates that student House 's lead and discontinue the Hall hike rack on Sept.