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Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 13, January 24, 1975
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opoopgogoopgotppp·opoopoppppoppppppppopoopoooo Classes To Be Cancelled FTU By Kerry Faunce when classes were canceled for Biceps contests. · one hour to observe the Organization awards will be dedication of the- University. presented to the groups entering Homecoming· Classes have been canceled the "best float" and "theme Jan. 31 for one hour beginning at Winners of the skill games on float" and having the most spirit 11 a.m., for the homecoming Pegasus Day will receive a at the pep rally. A fourth prize parade and pep rally. Credit (a monetary unit used in will b~ g~~en _to the "outstandin~ 1975 "Star Trek") for each game won. orgamzat1on;" based on zoo fund Other developments include Bookstore gift certificates for raising, participation in the addition of prizes to be $25, $15, and $10 will be awarded homecoming activities and CONTESTS BEGIN: awarded to winners on activities to the persons with the most overall spirit. day and a "Secret Spirit" Credits. -Basketball Sweetheart professor who will be giving The final addition 'to -Mr. Legs away $10 bills. HOlllecoming '75 is the "Secret . -Ms. Biceps Door and costume prizes will Spirit" professor of staff member 6 This class cancellation is the also be presented at the RHA who will be giving $10 to any Y second to be declared in FTU's "Star Trek" dance and to the student who greets him with the history. The first was in 1968, winners of the Mr. Legs and Ms. words "beat Rollins."
Wednesday: PEGASUS DAY (VC GREEN ( 9-3 COCO'S MUSICAL COMIX (VC GREEN) 11-1 ....._.,..4lrj1FjlF••••••111111111u · FASHION SHOW
COLOR (FTU EMBLEM DAY) DAY Wear Black & Gold
CAMPUS PARADE 11: 00 PEP RALLY 11: 30 (VC GREEN) Chamber Singers 12-12: 45 VOLUME 7, No. 13, ORLANDO, FLORIDA JANUARY 24, 1975 Movie: EXECUTIVE ACTION 8:00p.m. (VCAR) Basketball Game: FTUvs. Univ. of West Fla s·oop m (WPHS) . . . . . PEGASUS PUB 9-12 (MPR) SANDY VALLEY BOYS
Saturday: OFF-CAMPUS PARADE - Winter Park Basketball Game: FTUvs. Rollins College 8:00 (WPHS)" Basketb?ll Sweetheart Crowned . - CARCADETOFTU AGTION l_nitiates Program RHA "Star Trek'? DANCE 9-1 (MPR).
. . By Vicki Blanchfield "Job placement is based on Cooperating agencies will also reinforcing the individual reap benefits from the UY A program, in the form of in Complex Funds Cut Beginning April 1, FTU hopes student's major." to off er a federally ·funded "Students participate in creased manpower. Students will volunteer program to students, fulltime Vista-type ~ctivities and assist the agencies to solve the pressing problems facing the which will enable them to spend By Bill Squitieri Dr. John W. Powell, chairman one year in fulltime assistance to elderly P?Or in our community, of the physical education the community's aging poor, fit such field service within their thereby mcreasing the service department and director of the while receiving full academic overall study programs." capacities available from each athletics departmenJ would have Clifford Pratt. a program agen«y. The seating capacity for the · credit. gymnasium in the new education • liked to have seen the original consultant who is coordinating larger sized complex built. He FTU's UY A planning, stated that complex has been cut from 6,500 The new program, University ' Pratt said that the program is agrees that there is not very although there are no definite seats to 2,600 due to inflation and Year for Action
The exhibit currently on though it contains nothing ex was thrown back on a sensitized anythmg, was on them. The display in the library lobby shows tremely rare. silver surface. pictures of the fishermen and just how far photography has The presentation shows some some scenes of the Lake Monroe luxurious living com<.' in less than 150 years. f of the early common techniques " Daguerreotype was used and St. Johns River area are along freshwater The antique cameras and old and processes the photographer almost exclusively for portraits. uniquely Central Florida and shores photos come from the personal · had to perform for a picture. Only one out of a thousand were were probably taken· in the late Swashbucklers 1800's." and landlubbers collections of Charles Wellman, The exhibit traces the history of something other than that," :.like may find • associate professor of art and of photography from the early Meares said. The FTU photography a leeward haven Lorran Meares, coordinator of "camera obscura'', then the only The ambrotypes and collection is growing and tax here.' Instructional Media Authorised Dealer For: The first ·· Ampex Bose BSR factory-authorized Dual Garrard General Electric Garrard sale,ever! Grado Harmon Kardon IOI Infinity Jensen Koss Marantz Maxell Norelco Pioneer Pickering Phillips Recoton Scotch Sanyo Shure Sony Sansui Garrard Zero lOOc: $199.95, Superex Dr. Edward Teller, world renowned Physicist, spoke Complete with base, cover and cartridge. Superscope recently at FTU on "Stars and The Universe." Stanton You save: $87.85 Teac Cerwin Vega This is a once-in-a-lifetime oppor- - Texas Instrument tunity! The Garrard Zero IOOc automatic TDK Others turntable, top of the Garrard line, with the exclusive Zero Tracking Error Tone arm that REPLACEMENT NEEDLES eliminates an imp.ortant cause of distor Does your record player skip or repeat? & Does it sound scratchy? Maybe it's FANTASTIC CHEAP tion. Plus a top.. quality magnetic cartridge your needle. Wide World of Music LEASE RATES YOU CAN with elliptical diamond stylus. Plus a deluxe carries · diamond replacement needles for any record player at AFFORD SHARE A base. Plus a dust cover. All for $199.95, less than the regular price of the turntable alone. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS TWO BEDROOM FOR 17000 Wide World of Music oxcroff ~:'i~~luMN~~~ Your Complete Music Store °'3f 1 Present this ad for you Student Discou·nt 9 Miles From FTU436& Howell Branch Road671-6710 • January 24, 1975 - FuTUre - Page :J <7r~~k Talk ~ Delta Week. This isa week offun, quaner, me members 1p ·now ZETA TAU ALPHA ALPHA TAU OMEGA Rudolph for captain and Byers P. anticipation and a growing totals 36. Any interested men are Levy is captain of TKE III. awareness of the meaningful invited to contact Delta Tau After a week of fun-filled ac The brothers of Alpha Tau Tau Kappa Epsilon wants to rituals of Delta Delta Delta. Delta at 273-9280. extend co·ngratulations to their t iv itie s, Zeta Tau Alpha is Omega cordially invite everyone On January 24, the Tri-Deltas planning to initiate 16 'pledges. to attend their Winter Quarter " Little Sisters" and Tri-Delta will hold a car wash from nine TAU KAPPA EPSILON sorority for one of the best The pledges are now planning a Rush Party, to be held at 8:00 a.m. until three p.m., adjacent to party for the sisters after p.m., Saturday, January 25, at powder puff football games in the Physical Plant. The money First off, the brothers of TKE FTU history. initiation. the Haystack East Apartments. from the $1.00 tickets will go to would like to extend a very The last event l)f the week will The TKE brothers and their the scholarship fund. The fund special welcome to their new dates went to the beach last be a banquet in honor of the new Music and refreshments will be provides a $200 scholarship to a faculty adviser, Dr. Chris initiates. provided by the brothers for all to Saturday, taking along their woman on campus who is Clausen. music and beer. Fantastic! Saturday, January 18, the · enjoy . All men ancj women in selected ·on the basis of need, pledges participated in a service terested in learning about the Saturday evening TKE took a bus scholastic achievement and TKE I Basketball team to watch FTU beat FIT. The project at Edgewood Boys social aspects of the Greek contributions to campus life. Ranch. The boys at the Ranch fraternity system are welcome. remains unbeaten at this time. whole day was most enjoyable. Dave Thompson, an FTU Homecoming Week is nearing and the Zetas had a active day of Dates are welcome. On January 26, Chrys Grafrath, sports, events and games. This. Friday, there will be a basketball team member, is and TKE has app0inted Bob the Tri-Delta Field Secretary for coaching TKE I. Tau Kappa Herman to do the planning. social at the ATO house. The the s.outheastern area will come Epsilon has three teams on the LAMBDA CHI ALPHA brothers will play host to the Frank Bailey is in charge of to FTU for a few days. She will court this season. plarming for the upcoming annua: sisters of Tri-Del ta sorority, as meet with all the officers of the The brothers of Beta Eta well as rushees. TKE I is capt.ained by Jay TKE Basketball Tournament. chapter and help them with their Ferguson. TKE II has Garv elected the new High Zeta for the .The brothers are anticipating a duties. Chrys will also check the coming year last week: High good tum out, and are looking functioning of the chapter and Alpha (president): DaveHudick; forward to renewing an old give new ideas from other Tri High Beta (vice (vice-president): friendship. Delta chapters. Students Mike Halpin; High Gamma ATO would like to thank Dave (secretary): Dean Taylor and Johnson of the Atlanta Braves for KAPPA SIGMA High Tau Nobody has talked torts and physiol9gy and Tagore and handball and rush and IDA and cramming and Dryden and Faulkner and Heller and good dates and new movies and skiing in Steamboat Springs and Joni Mitchell and Chinese 50 in a long, long time. 'Course we've still sold a lot of Stake and Biskits while you were gone but even our "regulars" have been asking when classes will resume. So come on in to Ireland's. We want to hear you talk about what you did over the holidays and what you're going to be taking next and just anything else you may want to talk about. 760 MAGUIRE BOULEVARD • I ORLANDO 620 EAST ALTAMONTE A VENUE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS RESTAURANT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • Pagt' -t - FuTllre - January, 24, 1975 EDITORIAL A week ago. tragedy struck the were so busy trying to get the cafeteria. The students who plastic utensils in operation that l'ntered the cafeteria at the time there was no time to clean it up. were able to see the broken The same went for the milk dishes on the floor, milk spilled containers. There was no time to on the silverware holder, no milk fill them so they remained emp in the milk machines, paper cups ty. antl plastic forks . Upon seeing this. students were overheard Normally when the hot water I criticizing the cafeteria, the heater breaks there is red tape cafeteria help and the cafeteria procedure which must be manager . . followed by the cafeteria manager in order to get it repaired. The manager calls Mr. lf one looked into the incident, Williams, in charge of Auxiliary it was soon apparent that the Services, who in turn calls problem was not the fault of the cafeteria at all, but rather the ' Physical Plant, who in turn fault of the Physical Plant. answers the call. Because the process is time The Physical Plant is consuming and the hot water responsible for the hot water heater breaks so often, the heaters that are located in the manager often attempts to repair kitchen. The hot water heater it himself if it is a minor repair. · broke last Friday, which is by no The lock had been changed on the means the first tirr·e it happened, room that held the water heater, and unfortunately the Physical however, he had not been given a Plant did not think that the hot key. Thus the problem was even water heater, broken during the further complicated by the fact noon hour in the kitchen was top that he could not even fix it - priority. However, the cafeteria himself. personnel realized the seriousness of the situation In all fairness I attempted to because as long as there was no contact the Physical Plant but as IT HUST HAVE COST THE StHOOL A FORTUNE! water, no dishes could be washed. usually occurs everytime the should have been of number one • with ." Miss Esposito has Amazing as it may seem, it This meant paper products which FuTUre calls the Physical Plant · priority. She added that presently proposed a plan that may be tliat some of the are costly, and plastic knives and ' 'no one was available for ''Morrison's · has enough will look into the possibility of cafeteria's problems may not forks which are pretty ridiculous comment. " While it is un probl~s already. They are replacing the hot water heater really be the cafeteria's had to be used. derstandable that there are a making an effort . They don 't instead of continuing time and problems. multitude of things to be done in have a whole hell of a lot to work again to pay the repair bill. the two new l!>uildi'ngs, this The dishwashers soon had to nevertheless does not explain stop the conveyer belt, loaded to why several other times in the overflowing with dirty trays, and Fall Quarter it was virtually ReCord Review when they turned it back on to impossible to ever get in touch bring some of the dishes in the with anyone who was high enough By Jeff Jolinsoo through- bluesey folk, . overdubs,the choir-like backing kitchen, dishes fell off the con up to comment. - Remember the Byrds? The lighthearted love ballads, and vocals, the contrived printing veyer belt and broke all over the Sharon Esposito, president of band who put electricity in folk two traditional revivals thrown in press delivery. It lacks what the floor. Someone spilled milk all the Resident" Hall Association, music. The group who put Bob to assure McGuinn's authen first release · captured; the over the place but the employees felt tha_t _the cafeteria's problem Dylan on the radio. The Byrds ticity. This first release is truly roughness of spontaneity, the who hit the music scene in the Roger McGuinn's album. This is sincerity of a rustic approach. summer of '65 and remained on especially evident in the album's Side one is filled with Southern top of'the music world even after cridits where McGuinn is listed California rock, except in two several personnel changes and as performing almost all the instances; a ballad that even difficulties which ultimately led guitar work and vocals as well as tually fizzles out, over electrified, to the band's demise. Many big writing all but two of the album's and an attempt by McGuinn at a Hallways names first got their wings in the selections with co-lyricist Charlie Rich hit, the title cut Byrds: David Crosby, Chris J acaues Levy. Peace On You in which McGuinn Hillman, Gram Parsons, His second release, Peace On tries in vain to capture the By Mike Hall Clarence White, but one name You. came in late 1974, this time country feel Rich so nobly 11 :00. Byron K. Neurfwistle will has always represented the axis with a band of L.A. musicians. achieves. Side two, an im speak on the breeding habits of So, FTU is going to have a for which the group, no matter The album has a group sound provement over side one, opens the North ~tlantic cuttlefish and the personnel, revolved around. with a very positive, confident homecoming. Good! I think ' its relation to today's woman. --about it, but ~gain, McGuinn 'S "Fast Tempo University" could Through all the many changes, presence gives the album its country rocker "Do What You Wednesday: Belching finals Roger McGuinn strived to keep Want To Do" before drifting into use a shot in the arm. The result, from 12:00 to 1:00 in the distinctive quality and character. however, will probably be akin to the Byrds' sound alive, and it is Ironically, the album's greatest a McGuinn ballad "Together " A ·cafeteria. An interfraternity keg still McGuinn who carries that . Country La~an complete with giving artificial respiration to a chugging contest will be helcf on weakness1Siiitfie smooth texture - corpse. Part of the reason for this distinctive Byrds' traditio~ in his of production; the orchestrated Spanish atmosphere and the roof of the Administration · in his music . .' · flamingo guitar. is the type of activities which are Building at 7:00 p.m. going to be offered. One look at McGuinn's first solo release . - Thursday: Nudity Day. There. came in 1973 with an album titled the itenerary takes · you right will be a streakathon from the Village Center Bo~d Meets back to high school (that fits simply Roger McGuinn. As the V. C. circle to the Orlando City title suggests, the album is a FTU, you say?). I mean, Hall beginning at 1:00. RHA will The Village Center Board at its labeling the airline-style and the _ really ... a basketball sweetheart, personal album, although a· lot of sponsor a ham-pressing the material carries a somewhat December meeting took action open cafeteria methods both Mr. Legs, a pep rally Craw!) and exhibition outside of C dorm toward urging the campus "impracticable" for weekend color day K/\ THY DONAU.1SON DANA SCOTT EAGLES. KERRY FAUNCE ~ Published weekly at Florida Editor-In-Chief Assistant Editor News Editor Technological Un.iversity by Ure President Charles N. Mi II ican, Photographers ... Fred Sommers, ft Mike Padgett and written and edited by and for Li1yout Editor .. . Mary Tenet -LETTERS· Staff Artists . .. Mark Johnson, the university community. Copy Editor ... Tracy Armstrong : t. '> pulJl 1c clo ct1111 1•nt w .• Dee Deloy The FuTUre welcomes letters, b4t Sports Editors .. . Joe De Salvo, I. •)I' •-\jflilt C'd rll .111 .1 11 nunl COS ' Artist, Cloumnist .. . Mike Hall cannot consider for publication any Pat Murray S 33 , S6~ . 35 . or Ul 6 c.• 111 ~ per copy, Iv Entered as third class matter at Rcpor1ers: Vicki Blanchfield, letters not bearing the writer's Photo Editor . . Alan Geeslin 1r>forn1 the F TU ' rn~1 · 11 un i t y of r c t,1t.cd the U .S. Po~t Office .at Orlando, John Bridges, Kerry Faunce, s1qnature and address. However. Circulation Manaqer .. . Jeff I I : 1•'"1, ilnf\QUn( 1'1lil l)f ~ ilnd r1 ( t 1 v i t ic ~ Fl. Arla Filko, Ike Harrison, Jim names will be withheld upon request. Pearce . nunl ndv1 ~ ri isi n _q 1 c v c nu1· 0 1 Holmes, Jeff Johnson, Walt Advertising Manager ... Mike · ' 6.728 79 t1Pf r,1y r· cf 19 .8 1 per CP nt of 1 he riqht·is'reserved to edit or refuse Morris, Marcy Muramatsu, Pate publicntion of letters deemrc1 ol> · Myers :•·" ,i nnuil t o c,t DEADLINES Strange. Business Manager .. . Mitchell 1cctionable or in poor taste. -ADDRESS- Drew News : Monday, 5 :00 p.m ., 275- Lead Reporter ... Kerry Faunce Staff Artist ... Stacy Conway, J 11 T Ur •"' 2601 Greek Column .. :Robie Drew I Florida Consolidated Publishers ·- l.I' lrin c1., r . >71' i.' Ads : Tuesday noon. 275-2865. ~ l : (!"• t : .'I; - 1 _ _ _ ,,,__ Nlll;!>911 ...... January 24, 1975 - FuTUre - Page 5 - FSU Offers Alternate Newspaper Students and faculty at Florida "The Seminole," ec:tited by a 20- teaturmg me maie and femaJe · not intend "to replace" the long State University found copies of a year-old business marketing Seminole art symbols and Primarily funded through 2()-page , first edition of ·a new junior · from Miami , Lance established " Florida Flam advertising and contributions to headlines offering the campus beau", the new tabloid says its student newspaper on their Paskewich, made its debut on the non-profit literary and "an alternative newspaper." objectives are "to bring back the doorsteps Monday morning. camp~s with a ~wo-co_lor logo Stating editorially that it does educational corporation, The dormant tradition of college Seminole Publications Foun spirit, enthusiasm and pride in dation, Inc., the new student student university affairs." · paper plans to print five days a week during the academic year Editor Paskewich set the and twice during the summer Activity Calendar criteria of "objective and quarter. professional journalism" for "The Seminole's" news coverage EVENT Distribution of 18,000 copies per TIME LOCATION ·of the campus, and noted that its issue is free and will be cir future success "depends on culated at pick-up points both on Friday, Jan 24 support from many segments of the University and community." and off the campus. . Baptist Campus Ministry-mtg. lO:OOa .m. AD 112 Wrestling-Southern Tech. 2:00 p.m. VCAR Concert-Eqmunds & Curley Comedy Team & Blacklash 7:30p.m. V CAR ·~·························~···············.. Sigma Chi 8:00p.m. 1st Floor GCB Saturday. Jan. 25 iT l 7k .tat«u (fellfelt i Sigma Chi 9:00a.m. 1st Floor GCB Music Dept. Dinner 5:30p.m. MPR I-~ Pregnancy Tests Pap Smears .I Movie-Watermelon Man 8:30p.m. VAR • · · Birth Control ··· Counseling • Abort~ons Sunday, Jan. 26 I I • ~ ~- Colonial Dr. OrlandQ, Fla. 32803 •I Mass 11:00 a .m. MPR = 305-898-0921 800-432-0460 • . TKE-mtg. 5:30p.m • : 24 hrs. a Day Toll Free I : Zeta Tau Alpha-mtg. VCAR "A" 6:30p.m. vc 211,214 Monday. Jan. 27 !...... •. ~·····························" Baptist Campus Ministry 11:00 a.m. TOP SO LPs & TAPES Delta Tau Delta-mtg. 6:00 p.m. AD 144 AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES '.fyes-mtg. 6:00p.m. vc 214 Pi Kappa Alpha-mtg. 6:30p.m. EN 359 "CENTRAL FLORIDA'S LARGEST Lambda Chi Alpha-mtg. 7:00p.m. EN 121 EN 360 RECORD & TAPE STORES" Tuesday, Jan. 28 Basketball-Edward Waters College Men's Tennis, Coed Racquetball, Racquetball -ENTRY DEADLINE •COLONIAL PlAZA-ADJ. J-M ...... ORLANDO ATO-LittleSisters-mtg. 11:00 a.m. •WINTER PARK MALL ...... W1NTER PARK Baptist Campus Ministry-mtg. 11:00 a.m. VCa>O H. & F . Arts 214 •ALTAMONTE MALL-ADJ. J-M ..... ALTAMONTE IFC-mtg. 12:00 Noon .YC 200 VC-Speakers-mtg.1:00 p.m. vc 200 Karate Lessons 6:00 p.m. VCAR "A" WALNUT FINISHED SHELVES . V C-F AVO RS-tutoring 7:30p.m. VCa>O . Wednesday, Jan. 2!J . FACTORY CLOSEOUT FTU Christain Fellowship-Book Sale ll :OOa.m. Ad 144 Baptist Campus Ministry-mtg. 11 :00 a.m . VCAR " C" Oak Ridge High School-Beauty Talent 12:00 Noon VCa>O VC-F AVORS-mtg. 4: 00 p.m .. 211 AJpha Chi Omega-mtg.Ve Patio vc 5:00 p.m. VCAR " A" Karat.e Lessons 6:00p.m . vc 214 Tarot Class 6:00p.m . VCAR Experimental Films 7:30p.m . vc 200 VC-F AV ORS-tutoring 7:30 p.m. ·Thursday, Jan. 30 vc 200 REST YOUR .BOOKS AND KEEPSAKES ON US . . THESE VC-Performing Arts-mtg. ll:OOa.m. SHELVES ARE JUST RIGHT FOR THAT APARTMENT OR Baptist Campus Ministry-mtg. H & F . Arts 214 ll:OOa.m . 214 . HOME!!!!' Future Marketers Club-mtg. 12:00 Noon vc 1 Captains-mtg. 12:00 Noon vc 200 (SHELVING ACCE~SORIES AVAILAB.LE TOO) ····-- Delta Sigma Pi-mtg. 12 :00 Noon CB 103, no .r- Preprofession·a1 MedicalSocity-mtg. 12 :00 Noon EN 336 MILLS & NEBRASKA LUMBE.R Student Senate-mtg. 12 :00Noon .EN 360 Fla. Engineering Society-mtg. 12:00Noon EN 359 .1&02 NORTH MILLS, OR~NDO, FLORIDA Delta Sigma Pi-mtg. I:OOp.m. vc 200 Kaat.e Lessons 6:00p.m. VCAR "A" 896~3333 Oak Ridge High School-Beauty Talent 8:00 n.m. VCAR .. PH. Rec. Comm. The recreation Committee of "Get on the WAGON· the Village Center is compiling a list of all students who play tennis and need partners. The list is available at the With Us!! illage Center's main desk and YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT HAYSTACK! ....,,. shows names, addresses, phone numbers, available playing times "we only LOOK expensive!! and levels of ability of interested . saunas players. . 2 pool!_ The service is available for .2 tennis courts .volleyball court' sign-up and inspection from eight .3 clubhouses .basketball court a.m. to four p.m ...... NOW! A FULL-TIME SOCIAL DIRECTOR! C & C Madsen One Bedroom Rent••• 72.'0 ··ea. (per month) Charles and Clifford Madsen of Florida State University, co authors of Parents-Children- . Discipline-A Positive Approach, Two Bedroom will be featured as leaders of a behavior modification workshop, 50 Saturday, January 25, at First Rent••• 87. · ea. I '.1.i.:t' ti Fu1'l'n' - January :l-1. 1975 - CbME VISIT THE NEW RECORD DEPARTMENT .1·N THE FTU BOOKSTORE · .. SCEPTER RECORDS RCA Records ~ =· ·Styx II -- ·JJ.'t: 1. ~XJ>Jtl~SS .... Includes: Father O.S.A. • Lady ~ · DO T A Day· I'm Gonna Make You Feel It = TIL YOURE SATISFIED . '1' . 4.49 4.49 ncn PRtJIRlE VICTOR 4.49 f~ BUSTIN'O~ The Hit. LP From Includes: Back Home Again·. }i~~'j j'~ :~=~i'}=, · The a.r. EXPRESS Thank God I'm a C~untry Boy • Malthew Annie's Song · Sweet Surrender Including The New H.it Sing.le "EXPRESS" 4.49 ·,4.49 RUFUSIZED ··RUFUS ATLANTIC RECORDS Featuring CHAKA KAHN 1f IHI lE IP JR ((]) 1fD IHI lE 1f . yes KA HLI L GIBRAN RELAYER - Rll ll ARD llARR IS RUFUSIZED THE PROPHET YES Kahlil Grbran Rel ayer · Rufus Featuring Chaka Kahn/ABCD-837 A Musical Interpretation • SD 18122 TP -1 8122 CS 18122 Featuring Richard Harris A T CANT•c SD 18120 TP 18120 CS 18120 '4.49 '4.49 ·.4.49 JOE WALSH ··SOWHAT· GENESIS BILLY COBHAM The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Total Eclipse . SD 2-401 TP 2-401 CS 2-401 • SD 181 2 1 TP 181 2 1 CS 181 2 1 PHOTOGRAPHS & MEMORIES SO WHAT Jim Croce-His Greatest Hits/ABCD-835 Joe Walsh/DSD-50171 6.49 4.49 4.49 4.49 January 24, 1975 - FuTUre - Page 7 IP' JI ~1K1E lrlr 1I1EMI1P'IL A 1I1E$ =:::~~. Cl as s1.£ 1 ..e d s::~:=::: for Schoo~ , ArJ:, Engine ering LOST & FOUND I I 3 miles from FTU, large 3 5-ACRE MOBILE HOME OR Library, bY. bedroom, 2 bath home For Lost Baseball glove between CAMP SITE. Sand roads,-no Our Ad Deadline the P. E. parking lot and the · Rent. Central air with wall-to down - payment, $100 per wa 11 carpet, washer and intersection of FTU Blvd. and month includes 7112 percent Contact More ~-IN-1 ELLIPSES-4 degrees of .IS. 30, 45 and 60 dryer, large fenced yard. $225 interest. Near FTU. Phone Ill complete range of openings from Ki" to 2114 " Alafaya Trail. $10 REWARD, 21 ellipses for each degree. · rm. Call 671 -0037 or 671-6990. Than 6,000 cal I David at 644-0051 after Patti collect (305) 358-4141. ·-1262 JI" x e w ·~o3o ...... $4. 25 Readers Thru 6:00 p.m. Fu TU re Bring Your I FOR SALE Classified Ad ~george stuart · Lost Girls' gold watch, bet Message to: 1969 Plymouth Satellite-one ·Columns! ween the Library and Room 215, owner. New vinyl upholstery, Security Bui Id ing. $2.00 good tires. Gold with black REWARD, call 273-6576. vinyl top. 19 m.p.g. on trip. $·850, cal I Louise Howell ·at 834-1489. I SERVICES I For Sa'le to highest bidder the NEED SOME EXTRA. fol I owing used vehlcl e - WI LL DO YOUR TYPING. IN WHERE IS AS IS, 1958 Willys · MY HOME, 50 cents per Jeep, fair condition. May be page, punctuation must be inspected at Physical Plant CASH? included. Please Mrs. call Compound, FTU Campus. If Gowen at-568-2336. interested in bidding, bid forms may be picked up at . . Di vision of Purchasing, Baby Sit~ers _Needed! , WANTED I Room 360, Administration Building, phone 275-2661. Bid STUDENTS! EARN WHl.LE 9pening time and date: 3: 00 YOU LEARN. Part-time. PM February . 4, 1975. Sale terms: Cash Contact work affords extra income. For interview ca II Jo or Tom Edwards at 855-4816·. For a quiet peaceful setting, Pine Isle Mobile Home Park is what you've been lopking for. Located just 10 minutes - from FTU, Pine Isle offers Fem a le room mate to share spacious lots in natural two bedroom duplex in Casselberry. $77 month, plus \NOoded surroundings. There are no entrance fees a rd your utilities, Call Judyat275-2636. first months' rent is free. The special student rates of $50 per montti covers water as we II as sewage and garbage Personal collection. For any questions I ~call 568-4321' or just take If you need a . PUSH ... Highway 50, 5 miles east of THE LAST FEW WEEKS Al afa ya Tra i I to Story Partin HAVE BEEN. FANTASTIC. Road. Turn right for 112 mile IT'S SURE GONNA BE A and follow the signs to Pl NE :babysitter -Call LONG 2 MONTHS. I LOVE ISLE MOB I LE HOME YOU MUCHO. PARK. PUSH ... II I 275-2191 Need ride to Gainesville any weekend, wi II pay for gas: Contact Joyce Jenkins at 275- 4252. MARRIED COUPLES CONGRATULATIONS on your first year, SIGMA CH I! Delta Love, DEL TA DEL TA DELTA VETERANS . . I FOR RENT I BUDG.ET MINDED SING-LES SLEEP IN SCOTTS ARMS Less than one mile from FTU Live in Duple.xes at yet convenient to Oviedo's - -- many services. 11600 Mendel Dr., (off Alafaya Trail). Furnished l bdrm apt. - $140 mo. Q.Jiet - Wei 1· maintained. For additional information, ca 11 365-5585. 2 bedroom home in Chuluota, . FURNISHED dining area, family room, - a .c., completely furnished, $185month, call 365-3191 after OR UNFURNISHED 2:00 p.m. Reasonable Rates DUPLEXES + Furn. or unfurn. 4 miles north of FTU on Alafaya Trail at Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo. 4 miles north of FTU on Alafaya Tr~il Phone 365-3721 Re asona bl e rates at RJ DGEWOOD VILLAGE 365- at Mitch.ell Hammock Road (local call) 3721 3nyti me, 1\1gl' 8 - FuTl'n' - January 24. 1975 stu ent govern~ent ticket subsidy progra~ . · · has expanded. I_! . ... T~ckets Are Now Available For All EASTERN F~DERAL THEATRE·S· INCLUDING: Northgate 1, 2, 3, ·4, ·· .. Conway 1, 2 _ · · Orange Blossom 1, 2 . I ' $1.25 Other· movie subsidies include: University prive-ln Wometco P~rk East & West - ·colony - Beacham · ~laza RQcking Chairs 1 __ 2 VC 216 9:00 am VC 216 4:00 pm VC 216 Mon. VC. 216 Fri. VC 216 . · O~ce Upon ·A Stage · · Di·nner Theatre ·· · . ' ' 1 Tickets ~ood Only Tue , Wed, Thurs,_& Sun ' $5.00 · Includes Dinner & ·show . . . ' VC 205 • January 24, 1975 - FuTUre - Page 9 Library Initiates NeW Checkout System By Pat Strange The new system records need a book from the library, it is present, as they are leased for a Walker also said that the transactions on magnetic tape a much easier transaction with period of one year. second floor ; which is almost According to L. W. Walker, instead of cards as the present the new machine. Both systems are expensive bare since the Humanities Director of Libraries, the FTU machine does. and frequently have big design building opened, will be used as a library is leasing a noiseless changes which makes it reading and study area. checkout system and the second "Hopefully, it will be here next necessary to change models ·walker said the macitine is week ," Walker said Friday. floor of the library will be con The reference servi.ee and verted into a reading and study much faster as well as quieter . ··GASLIGH-r:'. Apartm~nt s For active young adults. A r oomy comfortable apart ment in spac i ous wood ed surroundin g s, Conv-en ient to school, shopping and en! ert ainment. Leases E x piring In June Ava ilable .CLUBHOUSE .POOL . SA UN A ~ 1 bed r oo m from $140 2 bedroo ms trom $180 2 Blocks No. of FTU Blvd. on Semoran Blvd (436) Mon.-Sa t. 10-7 Sun . 12-6 Call 678-6090 ALLI E D M A NAGEM E NT EUROPE BOUND IN ·75? wouldn't you rather come with us? Last year over 200 , 000 students summe r ed in Europe . And the travelwi se flew on charters because it costs about HALF ! This yec.r a 3 - 6 wPo k ticket to London i s $512 . · 2 - 3 weeker $597. And its $767. for over s ix week::; fr~m Ne;.r Dr. Charles Unkovic and Dr. Burton Wright present a copy of their new book York , (That ' s what the airlines s ay now . La5t year there. "Perspective: An Introduction to Sociology" to Mr. L. W. Walkes, Director of were two unforca st increases! ) Libraries. (Photo by Geeslin) Not only do you fly with ut~ at half, but you c:att ju::;t auuut have your choice of dates for 4 , 5, (', 7, 8, CJ , tr/ we ek dur ~tion during the su111mer . And all you have to do to qualify is :eserv~ your seat now by :·trndinp; $100. clepo~ it , plu..; $ 10. regi::;t.ration fee . U11d e r recent] y new U. ;, , GovF:rnrnent reg ulations we must submit a] l f1 ight part ic: ipant~ : 11a1110:; arid full payment :;ixty day~ before each fligh • lf you .a\.:e t.he )acuity Senate Meets .lune21 - Augu:·tl')l'light ~-o J.011do 11 f or e xamr1le, d<~po.·i. re serve~ ; your fi1:at a:1d April l '> you send thE:l $l•JO , b;:iJar1c'.! , .lust one pri..:e for a . 1 flight:> whetfl'?r yc.u pick a w~~,d~errd departure ( $1 ,. • extra o: . the n:gu ! :Jr· fa rr: ;ii cl i.11•:. ) or pP.af: Members of the Faculty Senate to a committee for further study. The evaluation issue was seas?n surcha r ge date . The steering committee in debated by those who thought passed a resolution January 16, Su , ••:Ila fol' uur compJett: :·c.:h•:• 11.J1" , or· t .. i· · .·111·· · .,r :uu1· n°! - calling for the secretary to troduced the bill concerning the each instructor should be _;erv:Jtio1: r:ow , 11.:i.il your dept·:·.it. fnr011<· ,, r 1J t11· .J '·' ;, ~l'''"k 1 ;· prepare a summ.ary of actions summary of minutes as a means evaluated by each of his classes departure :; fror:. ,June t.liroui:;h ::•TLCd10r, .J,;. ·. ·r.r·ri , .... tL· ~ w:<'I-'. you wont to tra\-.J, "J1111 for liciw [,,,,, . • Y11u wi 1". r·• ·r:;,L·•: ·."< itir ·of saving mo~ey and so more every quarter and those who taken to be distributed to exact date cn11firnratinn and ru cf! ipt. !;y r <-t. ·1r? . ::r:, i , A/!· 111u· members of the Faculty members might read it. thought the frequency should be flight:; o.re \"ia ru! ly Cl'l'ti fi.:at.•:c! , l", :· . Gu:•:i·: •;: •·:.I. :· t ~J r: d : 11 · 11 Assemhlv left up to the instructor. jet and :.ill t'ir:·t. cl:1 . . : . .ervice , Frori. !.ut.d•Jr t.li•:r·• ·, 1·c · .. ,.,,,i The minutes of each meeting student f.li ght ~: to c.l i pr.rt.:· cf' tl1•} C 1, : ,1. .i1.1:1.1, , r:" '-l· •' ·. • d r: In othe~ action; the Senate will be distributed only to parture:; and ma: ::.· nt . ' ' off tJ,. ~ r·<:,·u ..,r f:i rr: , unanimously voted to send the members of the Faculty Senate, The Board of Regents presently R E PUl3LIC A I R S Y STEMS INTERNATIONA< instructor evaluation issue back Deans and the President. requires that each instructor be evaluated in at least three .NC"W V O ~K NEW VORK 1002? -: , ( - :..-. . - ~ - ~: . courses per year. {TC!I l FREE) Acceleration Mechanis1ns A motion was passed to include the phrase "any class by \\'.hich Charter flying is A total of 9,812 students by tuition fees for electives and an instructor wishes to be the biggest bargain throughout the State University required courses in which evaluated" before the issue was System took advantage of the so students were not instructed. finally sent to the committee .. in air travel today called academic "acceleration mechanisms" during the 1973-74 . school term. According to Memo, the BOR publication a substantial in crease was noted in the use of . . such options for "qualified students to move through education programs at paces geared to individual needs, abilities and circumstances." Most of those utilizing the options were freshmen , and eceived an average of about 15 .COMEDY TEAM WITH ours of credit without actually having to attend classes or pay tuition fees for those credits. About 50 percent of incoming freshmen last year utilized on4e or more of the options. Awarded were 132,188 credit hours, 107,937 of those from the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), 14,514 from IN CONCERT other like examinations, 2,595 from early admission programs, 650 from advanced placement FRI. JAN. 24 7=30 P. M. programs, 1,367 from dual enrollment in universities and community colleges, and 796 from dual enrollment in V. C. ·ASS EM Bl Y ROOM universities and secondary FACULTY & STAFF schools. Students using the acceleration GEN·ERAL w/ ACTIVITY CARDS m chanisms saved $1 ,700,00 in tuition fees during the year. while STUDENTS FREE PUBLIC $2.00 FREE predictions of savings to the state run as high as $11,440,000, based on costs to the state not covered 1'.1~,, IO · FuTl·n· · January 24. 1975 Open Season Next Friday - Netters 'Arrive' For '75 Dezeeuw will open at No. 1 For the first time in its history, By Joe De Salvo Experience and depth are the with an identical 11-5 singles and doubles record. Smith ac while Lucci and Smith. will an the FTU tennis team will be two key 'pluses Wood believes will chor the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, playing at home on "genuine" "We've arrived." No, that's not be in the Knights' favor. "The cumulated an 8-6 singles mark and . a lOf doubles record last respectively. Rounding out the tennis courts. The six courts were an advertisement for a new real secret for this season is resurfaced early last fall. Wood <.'conomy car, it's Dr. Lex Wood's year. Commenting on the top top six, Graban will move up to better depth," said Wood. In No. 4 with Graham at No. 5 and feels the courts will make a evaluation of his 1975 version of looking back on last year, Wood three players, Wood feels "They · have the be;fit of good tour Hull breaking into the lineup at difference in the Knights' attack, the FTU tennis team. pointed out that the No. 4 through No. 6. "It'll be a slower game and will Coach Wood, going into his No. 6 positions . were the nament comp ition they faced in fourth year as the Knights' I . the fall ." The tentative doubles teams be a more interesting game to "weakest, in which they couldn't are Dezeeuw and Lucci at No. 1 watch." mentor. is very high on this get the key points." To help Returning ~so from last year's year's squad as it prepares to .• _; 9-7 team is sophomore Trevor with Smith and Gr.aban at No. 2 Wood offered much ap alleviate the problem, three new Graham and Hull rounding out preciation to the many people start a 29 game schedule next players· in Doug Hull, Mark Graham, who in his first season Friqay at home against Samford. compiled a 9-7 and 6-9 record at the team at No. 3. who . worked hard to get the Gunderson and Bill Stettzer have , A tough 29 schedule will resurfaced courts. Among them, joined the squad. the No. 4 position. Along with Graham, seniors Gail Graban determine just how strong the ! Wood noted the efforts of Vice Hull comes to FTU with the Knights will be in 1975. Of-the 29 President of Business Affairs most impressive credentials. The and Gary . Timlin are competing for playing positions. Wood said, matches, 22 of them will be John Goree, Dr. John Powell, freshman from New Jersey was played at home. Wood said, FTlf's athletic director and Dean 53-0 in high schqol competition "Graban is playing very well '. while Timlin has improved his ·: without a doubt it 's Cthe Miller of the College of and was co-ranked No. 1 in the schedule) been getting better Education. state with his twin brother who is every year." now playing for South Carolina. The Knights will face their "Hull is a big plus for us this toughest matches, however, on season," said Wood. the road. Florida, Florida State Gunderson, who Wood is very Miami, and cross-town rival high on , is a first year man from Rollins will be hosting the Boca· Raton. "Mark is a good, Knights. Commenting on the tough freshman who likes to hit Miami match, Wood said, "They the ball hard," said Wood. are the cream of the crop. It'll be Stettzer is the newest addition a miracle if we beat them but I since he recently transfered from believe in miracles." Wood New York Tech. "He's a fine added, "If a schedule is any in scrapper and competitor," ~aid dication how strong a team is, Wood on the sophomore. well we have a real fine team." Along with dept,h, experience will be the name of. the game for Some of the top teams invading FTU. Returning for the Knights the FTU campus in the coming from last year's No. 10 ranked season wi~ be Samford, Furman, - ··-scb.QOl in the college division, will Presbyterian College, Maryland, I Mike Dezeeuw follows . be seniors Mike Dezeeuw, Joe Lexwood South Florida and Jacksonville . •t~rough on his powerful Lucci and Nate Smith to lead this According to Wood, the . r(jrehand shot during a year's charge. game." Samford match will be tough. match. Dezeeuw wi'IJ be at Dezeeuw goes into this season In evaluating his team on a "They're a fine team but they do Joe Lucci shows his with a 1974 record of 11-5 in have a liberal transfer program determination on his No. 1 for the Kilights singles and 11-4 in doubles. Lucci whole, Wood remarked, "We have eight or nine real good which helps them acquire good overhead shot. Lucci will (Photo by Alan Geeslin). was equally impressive last year players who are capable of giving talent from other colleges in be at the No. 2 spot. (Photo anybody a good match." which players have been by Alan Geeslin). Depending on how the dismissed. '' challenge matches go next week, Wood said he would go with the same lineup lie posted in t e 1975 Tennis Schedule· Jacksonville match of last ~o Surprises In IM varsity Tennis Schedule quarter. FTU and the hosting ---- - Dolphins played to a 4-4 draw when darkness prevented the Jan. 31 Samf or d U. Time Place completion of the match. The 8-Ball Openers , 2: 00 p .m. H Knights were leading in the final .. F eb . 7 F lagler College By Monte Shoemaker Tuesday, February· 25 at Winter Feb. 13 Embry-Riddle 2:30 p.m. A and decisive match. 2:00 p.m. A Park High. Feb. 17 Florida Inst. of Tech. T e Men's Intramural The championship will be Feb. 21 Flagler College 2: 30 p.m . H Basketball season was christened 2:30 p.m. H decided when the winner of the Tuesday afternoon when ATO · game between the Black In Mar. l Fur m an U. squashed KS 40-16 and SX nudged F lorida A t lantic U . 9:00 a .m . H SAE 29-20 while TKE crushed dependent and Gold Independent M ar . 7 Appalachian State U . 2: 00 p.rn . H Leagues meets the Fraternity PKA 41-22 and LXA humiliated Mar. 11 Florida International u. 2:00 p.m . H League Champion. Mar. 13 Univ. of Florida 2:00p.m. H DTD 27-7. Mar. 14 Florida State U , 2: 30 p.m. A The ATO contest featured 10 Mar. 15 Duke Univ. 3:00 p .m. A point performances from Mike Mar. 18 Southern 1'11inois U. l :OOp .m. H Fabian of KS and Kurt Wolf of Mar. 20 Presbyterian College 2:00 p.m . H ATO. Mar. 21 M in mi U. Of Ohio 2:00 p.m . H Pete Heckman was the high MOVIE Mar. 22 West Georgia College 9:00 a .m. H point man of the day as he paced Mar. 24 Wheeling College 9:00 a .m . H his SX team with 16. SAE, in their Mar. 25 Univ. of Maryland. 9:00a.m. H Frostburg State College 9:00 a.m. H unsuccessful bout, was led by Mar. 26 Univ. of Cincinnati 2:00 p.m . H . Mike Vaughn with 8 points in Upsala College 9:00a.m . H · their defeat. . Mar. 27 Kalamazoo College 2:30 p.m. H - J. Nickson 's 12 poi~ts led the Mar. 31 Univ. of Scranton l O: OOa .m . H Track Clllh TKE scorers in their rout of PKA 2:00 p .m. H while John Gilmore paced the Apr. 3 Embry-Riddle losers with 7. Apr. 4 Jacksonville Univ. 2:00 p.m . H In their overpowering· romp Apri.5 Stetson Univ. 2:00 p.m . H Meeting Set Apr. 9 Univ. of s. Florida 9:30a.m. A over DTD, LXA was led by Jim Apr. 16 Univ . of M i ami 2: 30 p.in. H ' Rudolph with 14 points. Mike Apr. 25 Rollins College 2:30 p.m. A The FTU Track Club will hold a Walters scored a meager 4 points 2:00 p.m. A meeting Monday, January 'l:l in in DTD's losing cause. VC 200 at noon. Dr. Kennedy, the club advisor, stated that the The intramural schedule slates • purpose of the meeting was to eight games each Sunday and announce meet schedules and four contests each afternoon arrange for training and par Monday through Thursday. Th~ ticipation this coming track season will conclude with a ~R POo season. . Campus Championship game on c INFORMATION . '( '::.LIKE RENTH\IG?- , . . • .. •.t~en you' Hlov.e · us.I · Next Week vc 216 FURNISHED .. . NO LEASE ONE BEDROOM . 5 lllT ·! :~ - 140 I POOL - TENllS - REC. & UUNDIY llOM LA•AITEI fir of "CHOOSE .F .ROM TWO CONVENl.ENf . .. l•EITIYAll .LOCATIONS" mu.1111 Pllfnlionlly Mlftlltd 8Y WINTER PARK 145.312t i.- 144-44M 8. CROCKETT' . ORLANDO . PROPERTIES · iliiluliuE -· 273-5810. llllTION Janua'ry 24, 1975 - FuTUrc - Page I I Cagers Club FIT By Pat Murray Guard Cal Lingelbach put it a The 6-5 forward used to play for different way. FIT and came back to haunt his The FTU basketball team had "It's been so long since we've old mates with 19 points and nine its offense cranked up in high run that I nearly forgot how," he rebounds. gear Saturday evening and used joked. Shaw hauled in nine caroms in that attack to overwhelm cross If any of the Knights forgot how addition to grabbing game high state rival, Florida Institute of a fast break offense operated, it scoring honors, while Bellotte, Technology, 100-69. was difficult to detect as they who according to Clark ".played a The win, the Knights seventh in raced to a 46-33 halftime bulge. very unselfish game" had 10 11 outings, was easily their best Scoring leader Bennie ~haw markers and 11 boards. Green offensive production as FTU poured in 21 Of a season high 35 tossed in an even dozen for the topped the century mark for the points in the initial stanza. Knights with 10 of them corning first time this season. The Knights "came out from the charity stripe. "Our kids played well tonight, smokin' " again in the second Torn Brown and Bernard especially in the second half," half and blitzed the hosts from Wigley led the Engineers of said Coach Torchy Clark. Melbourne 54-36 behind the board fensive charge with 17 and 16 "We showed a little more of -work of Bill Corso and Willie points, respectively. fense out there tonight than Belotte and the offensive antics of The Knights played Florida earlier in the season. But we've Shaw, Lingelbach, Jerry Memorial College on Wednesday played some tough teams and Prather, and David Green. night and will face the Monarchs have had to play a more con The victory had to be · an of St. Leo in Dade City tomorrow trolled type game," Clark con especially swe~t one for Corso. evening. · tinued. Prather: 1 FTU Find' By Fred Cay scoring ( 14.3) and first in rebounding (8.4) and according After an early touch of Possibly the most pleasant to Coa<;h Torchy Clark, "has homesickness, Prather has surprise of a thus far stirprisingly gotten progressively better every become accustomed to the successful FTU basketball game." college life. season has been the play of a _ "Jerry has really inproved_- "I heard it was an spindly, 18 year old freshman he's playing like a veteran," academically oriented school and Bennie Shaw (22) drives for two of his 35 points in lop who admittedly "didn't expect to Clark emphasized. "He is a real I believe it now," grinned the star" before the season. sided win over FIT (Photo by J oho Becker)~ find, one of the best we've ever physical education major while recruited.'' taking a respite from a nightly Clark then reflected on the load of studies. Prather known to teammates and Nobody is more pleased than dose friends : "He is just a really Clark at Prather's adaptation to fine human being with a great FTU life. "He's a great asset", attitude. He has that good said the coach, ''with a realJy combination of humility and good future. I can't say enough ability ." about him."· When talking with the friendly, wide-eyed youngster it becom.es obvious what Clark means. Prather has an easy-going, af fable manner that makes friends easily. And when discussing on court achievements he -is quick to credit team unity for any succes the Knights enjoy. "I like this team," stated the 6- 3 leaper. "Everybody is really together. Nobody is mad at Jerry Prather anybody and they all have a lot of determination - they don't give up. A team can win that way even Not only did Mississippi-bred if they're not that big. Jerry Prather earn a starting spot but also the respect of 11 "Using our heads -- that's the opposing teams in - helping the Bill Corso (20) leaps past one of his former team-mates favorite expression of the team. Knights to a 7-4 record through Everybody's been using his for a bucket in Saturday's action at FIT (Photo by John Saturday's FIT game. The head." Becker). remarkably poised first-year If such is the case, then Prather man stood second on the team in must be one of the "headier" members of the club with a 59 percent field goal average, by far the team's best. He actually went Wrestlers Scare Foes, through 10 intercollegiate con Girl Ca9ers tests before experiencing a sub-50 percent shooting right against FIT Saturday in FTU's easy 100- Take 3 For Feit Wins 69 win. A delicate pattern of 18k gold , - Still Trying weaves around Prathen, All-North State from a glittering diamond. By Joe De Salvo . New Albany, Miss. last year . "Tapestry" - The handcrafted touch For Win when h e averaged 26 points and by Orange Blossom. 18 rebounds per game, first came Word has gotten out that the Brevard CC this past Tuesday into the FTU cage picture when a Swalstead FTU wrestling team is for real. It night. Gergley felt FSU was friend of Clark's, 678-2662 I