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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 57, April 12, 1990" (1990). Central Florida Future. 990. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/990 NEWSCLIPS' ...... ~:. 3 OPINION ., ...... -. 8 COMICS .; ...... 9 :, CLASSIFIED ...... 10 :· SPORTS ...... : .. 12 Future • Volume 22, Numb~r 57 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday· April 12, 1990 Student dies after beating Kick to head causes coma, death
by Jamie Carte fore he knew what happened, and Lauren Curtis the man kicked Austin. The NEWS EDITORS first blow to the chest knocked • Austin to the ground. Before A UCF student died Sun he had a chance to stand, a day, two days after suffering a second blow, above his left eye, kick in the head outside a local caused him to hit his head pool hall. against a concrete curb. Wayne Stephen Austin, a After the first kick, Austin's 23-year-old junior finance friends tried to stop the attack, major, spent two days in a but were halted by two men coma following who were with an attack shortly the attacker. All after midnight three men ran last Thursday. from the scene. Austin, known While Austin to his friends as lay unconscious, Steve, was ka his friends rate-kicked twice chased the men outside of of Hot down Alafaya Mike Pohl!CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Shots Billiards & Trail, but ROBO POGO Games, a pool couldn't catch Members of the UCF Robotics Club watch a robot maneuver around an obstacle course at the Na hall near cam them. tional Robotics Competition which took place at the UCF Student Center. pus. The attack Austin, a came with no hemophiliac, warning, a wit Steve Austin was taken to ness said. Orlando General According to the witness, Hospital and later transferred ~ecal fee increased for parking Austin and three friends were to Florida Hospital for imme leaving the pool ha1l when a diate brain surgery. He had by Rick Baker Students and faculty seem unhappy, but man waiting in line to get in suffered a massive brain hem CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE supportive of the fee increase. Chris Brain, a shouted, "I'm gonna' kick your orrhage. biology major, said, "We cannot expect im ass." After surgery, Austin went Next year's proposed price increase for stu proved parking without paying for it." The witness, an 11-year dent parking decals will raise the current fee Ina Carpenter manager of the parking and companion of Austin, said be- see A TT ACK page 6 from $18 to $30. traffic division of the police department, said, "I All categories of parking will be affected, am in support of the increase. We need it if we from the student lots to the reserved spots. are ever going to have improved parking on According to a memorandum sent out by Vice campus." President of Administration and Finance John The memorandum states that the proposed Bolte to the president's advisory staff, "The fee fees are higher than the fees recommended by increases are significant but the parking prob the University Traffic and Parking committee. lems faced by students, faculty and staff during The proposed fees are higher because they will the past year have also been significant and not only create more parking spots, but they parking in unpaved and unimproved areas will also help start a fund for the construction of continues to be an inconvenience of major magnitude." see p ARKING FEE page 4 Amphitheater in Bufman's hands
Covered Seat· by Melissa Stoker Bufman will sponsor a ing: 6,000 seats CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE variety of plays and con under cover with certs in the amphitheater, open sides. An amphitheater is on said Dr. John Bolte, vice UCFs agenda if Zev Bufman president of administration pursues his interest in build and finance. Some pro ing one. grams will resemble those Bufman, owner of Zev seen at.the Bob Carr Audito Bufman Sports, presented rium, because Bufman has UCF with a plan of how the sponsored many programs amphitheater would be set up there, Bolte added. Turf Seating: Room in the northeast section of This amphitheater for about 14,000 more campus if it is indeed built. , would allow those types of people on a grass The plan includes 6,000 performances to be local embankment. There's . seats under cover, with all ized, Altman said. 500 feet between the sides open. There will be room "It will be a lot nicer than stage to the edge of for an additional 14,000 people going downtown for a lot of this grass. on the grass area in back of the people," Altman saim.J sing seats, UCF President Steven au~ Altman said. see THEATER page 4 ...... - ~
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UCF REP. "' RICK' . ERICKSON: 425-7005' • • • • f I ~ ' ' ' ' f • e ' I I " • I I • ' I • • IP •.' f t • • I • I 0 0 • .- f I ' f • • • • 1 ' I ! , , ' The Central Florida Future April 12, 1990 3 Criminal complaint filed against Schmidt
by Tom Kopacz noon. The process may take as long as nine months, STAFF REPORTER UCF Police Sgt. Tom Gorbas said Schmidt refused according to Gorbas. to answer questions until he could talk to his attor The incident is the latest in a series of setbacks for Student Government Business Manager Mel ney. · Schmidt. Rogers, who is black, also filed a complaint Rogers filed a criminal complaint against student Gorbas emphasized that Schmidt was neither against Schmidt Feb. 16 with the UCF Affirmative body President Fred Schmidt in late March. arrested nor formally charged with a crime. Action Office. Rogers said Schmidt called him "boy" Rogers filed the complaint, charging Schmidt with Rogers and former senate secretary Phyllis Tay just after taking the memo and assaulting him. He petit theft and battery, in relation to a Feb. 16 lor, who witnessed the incident, were interviewed by said that name demeaned him as a black man. incident in the SG offices. Gorbas. UCF Affirmative Action Director Janet Balanoff Rogers said Schmidt took 'a memo off his desk "The basics of the crime were there," Gorbas said, upheld the complaint against Schmidt. without permission and grabbed his arm. so he filed paperwork on the case with the Orange Until rece~tly, Schmidt was also working under Rogers refused to comment when contacted Thurs County State Attorney's Office. threat of. impeachment in relation to the Feb. 16 day afternoon. Gorbas said the State Attorney's Office will now incident. The charges were recently dropped due to a Jt- Schmidt did not return phone calls Monday after- determine if the case is worth prosecuting. procedural problem.
• Ar·my ROTC wins fourth place in regional contest
by Jenni Offenburger COPY EDITOR
A nine-man team of cadettes representing the UCF Army ROTC Fighting Knights Battalion placed fourth at the annual Warrior Region Ranger Chal lenge Championship April 6-8 at Ft. Riley (Kan.). • The team, headed by Capt. Juan B. Soto, was one point a way from ranking in the top three in the region in its first year of competition. The top three teams are from Texas Christian, Texas A&M and Emporia State (Kan.), respectively. "We were competing against well-established tra ditional powers of the south," Lt. Col. Daniel J. Conn said. "These programs have been in existence for many years." The region includes midwestem and southern states and Puerto Rico. UCFis the top-ranked team in Florida and in their brigade, which includes Florida, Ckorgia and Puerto Rico. According to Conn, a first year team such as UCF's is "not expected to place or win anything, and placing first and second in four [of eight) events is unheard of." Michael Laughlin/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF placed first in the rifle marksmanship event GOOD MORNING SAIGON and second in the ten-kilometer forced march with Don Hooper (middle) was first in line with his friends Steve Clifton (right) and Craig Berke to buy tickets at the rack (65 pounds of gear), the orienteering competi- Kiosk for the upcoming Billy Joel concert. Fans fined up at 9 p.m. Friday to get tickets at 1O a.m. Saturday. see ROTC page 4
• WORSHIP SERVICE • FOREIGN STUDENTS •FACULTY LEAVE form a variety of tasks. • TUITIONS INCREASE United Campus Ministries Host families for 35 Scandi Eligible faculty members The event is part of SAE's (CPS)-Two-year college stu is sponsoring a Good Friday navian high school students may apply for paid educational 1990 Student Design Competi dents paid an average of six worship service Friday at are needed for five weeks this leave, especially to work to tion that gives students a percent more tuition in 1989- noon. The service will be held summer. wards a bachelor's, master's or chance to learn about engi 90 than they did in 1988-89, in the student organizations The students, ages 14-18, Ph.D. neering through hands-on but their schools' spending on lounge. have had at least five years of Female, African-American experience. teachers, buildings and re For more information, call instruction in English. and ethnic minority employ sources fell about one percent, Rev. Barbara Mueller at 275- The program starts in June ees are invited to apply for up • STONED COMPUTERS the National Association of 2468. and will consist of weekly to two semesters of fully paid (CPS)- A computer virus College and University Busi classes. Students 'involved in educational leave. called "Stoned" circulated ness Officers (NACUBO) re • RADIO REVIEW the program will also attend Applications, which are due through an estimated 30 com ported March 23. The future of WUCF FM some field' trips. Friday, are available in a11 puters at North Carolina State States also cut their finan (89.9) campus radio at UCF Host families are required departments or in the Affirma University March 21-22. cial support of the two-year will be reviewed Friday at 9 to provide transportation for tive Action office, room 329 of The virus zaps files and schools by four percent during a.m. by a committee charged their student to the program the administration building. replaces them with the mes the same period, NACUBO by President Steven Altman to events. sage, "Your computer has been added. address questions of policy at Host family members can • WALKING MACHINES stoned. Legalize marijuana." the station. attend field trips,. but no com The Society of Automotive "It has been nightmarish," • LIGHT 'EM UP The meeting is open to the pensation will be paid for host Engineers is hostfog a walking complained Tracy Carver of A bi11 that would restrict all public and will include input ing a student. machine decathlon at UCF the university's humanities smoking on college campuses from members of the UCF fac Anyone who wishes to be today through Saturday. computer lab, which had to in Florida has stalled in the ulty, staff, students and ad part of this international expe Competitors must design shut down for a day and .a half House of Representatives. ministrators and ..,.the commu rience should call Terri Fine at and build a machine with self to restore its machines to Backers say they will continue nity. 365-7015. contained power that can per- working order. pressing for the legislation. 4 The Central Florida Future April 12, 1990 Animal rights .. group needs help, homes for 32 cats by Tricia Phillip CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
Campus Action for Animals has 32 cats in its possession and no homes to put them in. The group is asking students to help them find homes for the cats. On Feb. 15, CAA took 40 cats into their care after the Orlando Humane Society confiscated them from an elderly woman on Hazard Street in Orlando. Charges of improper treatment of animals were brought against the woman. The Humane Society could only hold the cats as long as the case remained in court, so CAA took them into its care. CAA has been trying to get the cats adopted since Feb. 15. Eight have found Homes. "What we need most is homes," CAA secretary Natalie Davis said. The CAA is looking for respon sible students to adopt the cats, which are now in foster homes. "When the cats first came, they were afraid and fought constantly," Davis said. "Now they are friendly and healthy enough to play." The members of CAA are determined to get the 32 remaining cats adopted. John Citrone, CAA presi dent, said, "If it takes us a year to find them homes, Michael uughlin/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE we will get them all adopted." Citrone expressed a need for money, food, cat litter, bedding, people's time RECORD ON WHEELS and more foster homes to help the cats. Steve Dorman was first to cross the finish line Saturday morning at the Health South 5K Road Race at UCF. Although the cats are considered strays, they have His finishing time was 18:10, a minute and a half better than his previous record. already had all their shots and are in good health.
COPS Police urge all students who come in The bottles were thrown by two • MEANWHILE •.• FROM PAGE 3 contact with similar threatening males unknown to the passengers in Not long before the above incident, people to get a full description of the the car. Soon after the driver's-side a silver-grey Chevrolet in a staff and soon returned to demand the em person and report the incident immedi window was shattered, another male faculty lot behind the education ployee apologize. She said, "I'm ately. pointed a firearm at the occupied ve building was reported vandalized on sorry." He, standing very close to her hicle, according to reports. the night of March 31. at this point, demanded that she say, •BOTTLE The incident occurred in a parking The driver's-side window was bro "I'm sorry, sir." The window of an occupied car was lot just northwest of the Administra ken and the roof of the car was She replied accordingly, and he smashed by thrown bottles in the early tion building. No further information is smashed down, according to the re then left. hours of April I. available on the case. port.
THEATER. theater] would use up land Construction of the amphi FROM PAGE 1 that could possibly be used for theater would cost about $12 something else," Altman said. million to $14 million, Altman However, he said there are no estimated. [the amphitheater] for gradu other plans for the land at this Bufrnan would completely ation in good weather is a very time and has left the decision finance the project. important option that we to build the amphitheater up In addition, Bufman will • should look into," Bolte said. to Bufman. provide funding for nearly UCFwould lease the land to If the amphitheater is built 3,000 parking spaces if the Bufman for a percentage of the at UCF, music, theate1=, film amphitheater is built, Altman profits earned from the pro and communication majors said. STANlEY H. KAPIAN • ductions, Bolte said. will be able to get experience "We could use [those park l Take Kaplan OrTake Your Chances At first, UCF's profits by helping with its produc ing spaces] when the theater would be used for road work, tions, according to Altman. isn't in use," Bolte said. 2238 Winter Woods Blvd. lawn care and utility lines "UCF would have access to The proposal is still in the Winter Park, FL 32792 near the amphitheater, he it nearly 300 days a year," discussion stage, Bolte said. said. Altman said. Bufman, "who brings in some 678-8400 "The profits will start out Bufman couldn't be reached of the best plays from across • smal1, but will increase over for ccmment, but in a Novem the country," must get permis time," Bolte said. "Otherwise, ber issue of The Central Flor sion from the Board of Regents UCF would end up funding ida Future, he said he would and the state government, that operation and that's not use the amphitheater two or Bolte said. our intention." three months out of each year "Probably 1992 would be "The only real disadvan for his professional produc the earliest it could possibly be tage would be that [the am phi- tions. completed," Bolte said. \ PARKING FEE ROTC \Ot9 • FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 3 '2' Rush 9:00 and 10:00 P .M. a parking garage in the near future. tion and the grenade assault course, according In thE!memo, Bolte said, "The recent campus to Maj. Douglas Thomson. ~ lor 1 Admissiun al Llw ~I & 10 1~~1. .'hows Only. master planning process has highlighted the The team has been training since Septem lfring This A "UPS is paying me almost $10,000 a year to get in the best shape of my life. Don't See, I work part-time sorting packages, about four hours a day. After sitting in go out class all day, it feels good to get some ex ercise. It's like doing a couple of hours in without a gym- except you get paid to work out. "That's not the only advantage of your working at UPS. There are other bene fits- like choosing your own work rubbers. schedule and getting paid holidays We're talking about and vacations. Jobs open up in Ac condoms. And we're counting, Industrial Engineering, l.S. talking about AIDS. and Customer Service. But if you're If you're not sharing looking to shape up while adding weight needles with infected to your wallet-try Operations. drug user's, there's one other way you can get "If the whole student body worked at AIDS, and that's sex. UPS, everybody would be in better Because when passed shape-physically and financially." into the bloodstream by semen, anybody is Applicants are being considered vulnerable to the virus. for your local UPS office. For There are no vaccines interviews or more information about against AIDS. There are UPS, see your school's career no cures for it. If you get, development or job placement you'll likely die. center. UPS is an equal opportunity So it you choose to have sex, be sure to employer. carry condoms and tell M/F your partner to use them. Let's face It, if a woman doesn't look out tor herself, how can she be sure anyone else will? I st< I . WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. And it he says no, so can you. UPS D1EUVER,S If you think you can't EDUCATIDI get AIDS, you're ~ dead wrong. j .• . '. 6..The Central Florida Future April 12, 1990 ~~ · ------~ ATTACK only been here a year he had FROM PAGE 1 lots and lots of friends. This jcouP~N -- LARGE°14 ..----:--i guy had a future. You'd never wan:t to meet a more likeable -:;rta~~ ~~ CHEESE PIZZA 9 I into a coma and was placed on fellow." I * I Not valid·with other offers ONLY ~~~ • I a life support system. He never The witness, who asked ~- pliie~> ,~ came out of the coma. Austin that his name not be used, said L ______Kelsey'~~----~ died at 4 p. m. Sunday. that in the 11 years he and tcOUPON . ANY 12" HOT An investigation is being Austin had been friends, he DELIVERY. conducted, but no suspects had never known Austin to I GRINDER 01<\ I were in police custody at press cause any trouble. SERVICE I •Not valid with other offers "'-'\ i;f:> I time. · "He was always one for a I Kelsey's Although Austin's friends joke and a good time," the wit FOR THE DISCRIMINAT· are working with the authorl. ness said. "Steve hadjustgone ING CUSTOMER! ~OUPON--LARG;;-4 .. -----~ ties, they feel the investigation through some bad times and I I is dragging. The witness also he was turning his life PIZZA W/ANY ONE ITEM I 99 I said there were at least 20 around." nt ({!()/ I *Not valid with other offers ~'O· I other people waiting in line He said Austin had big • Kelsey's outside the pool hall at the plans for the future. Austin time of the incident, yet police hoped for a successful career in ~OUPON-TWOFOR------~ took no statements then. finance and he looked forward Those of. you who are I Get 2 1O" Pizzas with I Last week's incident oc to starting his own family. 9 curred less than a year after Instead of flowers, Austin's savouring a HOT I any 2 Toppings For Only ~\~"1 I Austin's transfer to UCF from parents, Gordon and Karel I •Not valid with other offers I oven Pizza made with Kelsey's . _J UF. Savage of Leesburg, request I _ Kirk Healy, a UCF senior that donations be made to the fresh dough, bounti lcouPoN - DINNERFOR TWO- - ~I majoring in radio/television American Red Cross. I ONLY . 'i>1 ·A; I and Austin's friend, said Funeral services will be ful salads with Austin had remained a Gator held at 10 a.m. today at the 1 2 Spaghetti Dinners w/salad 1 mounds of meats, 1 *Not valid with , 1 fan after his transfer. He First Baptist Church in Le ~~~~--~~~~read_~lsey~ added: "Even though he had esburg. cheeses, and vege lCOUPON FAMILY FEAST I tables or one of our I Greek for 1 9/~ I authentic Italian I Large 1 item Pizza ts>"\"\· I I 6 Pack Sott Drink I Pasta~ topped with a zesty meat sauce... ~;~;~~id ~:~~~:;1ANFEAS~e1sey•4 PICK UP THE PHONE I Meatless Greek or Chef For 1 • LARGE METAL I ONLYs449s • Regular 57000 • Effective April 2, 1990 Our employment center hours will be 9 am. 5 pm. 7 days a week with special evening LARGE METAL II • hours Wednesday until 8 pm (Closed Easter Sunday). All applicants must have proof of identity and ONLYs499s employment eligibility. Bring driver's license or state l.D. and original social security card or birth certificate with you. Regular s75oo UNIVERSAL STUDIOS FLORIDA Human Resources Department 1000 Universal Studios Plaza • Orlando, Florida 31819 We are located at the corner of Turkey Lake Rd. and Vineland Road in Southwest Orlando. 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TO BE ELIGIBLE YOU MUST: Plan to be enrolled during the 1990-91 academic year and were not at any time within the 9 (nine) months prior to the application due date, paid Student Government Officials. ·rhe scholarships will be awarded to ten students 11who have improved student life on campus. 11 APPLICATIONS ARE DUE THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1990! THE APPLICATIONS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS. DR. LEVESTER DJBBS I - • • · . . April 12, 1990 8 0 plillOil 1111111r11111t111•1t02111111r11r1111r11111•••1riar1••1ft•-J11111B Students should COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE s~pport WUCF's format change People have fought, petitioned and gone to great lengths for the right to express themselves through music. Another struggle for freedom of musical expression is going on right now at UCF. . The place: WUCF-FM (89.9), "our" campus radio station. The allies: The students and those who sup port the student's right to play the music they want to hear at the station. The opponents: The administrators, Peter Carroll and all of those who want to cling to the way things have always been at the radio sta tion. The allies will finally have their day on Fri day. President Altman and his review panel, consisting of select faculty, administrators and staff members, will hear their side about the issue of music selection for WUCF. The allies have petitioned the issue, held a rally and the result of their efforts is this day, when the opponents are supposed to consider changing the music. A change could mean all Smiling face can't hide violent action types of music from reggae to progressive would As Lithuania begins to look more like Beijing be played instead of the current eight hours a every day, perhaps we're are beginning to see the real Gorbachev behind the smiling face that has deceived day of classical music during prime listening millions. The fact of the matter is, no matter how hours. much ~rbachev declares Stalin's deal null and void; The entire day of panel discussions and de when push comes to shove, be will inevitably send in bates, with representatives for the opponents, the tanks to ensure continued Soviet possession ofits are open to the public. 1940 prize. to Gorbachev. It seems the soviet leader has George Student attendance and support for the allies' While Soviet Government propagandists like puckering up with both lips and afraid to take a stand. Gennady Gerasimov attempt to defend their actions, It should be a surprise, however, that while this is cause at the review panel confrontation will be we should think about why the U.S.S.R. is so intent going on; The University of Central Florida has instrumental in the effort to change the on keeping hold of the Baltic republics. If Lithuania invited Gennady Gerasimov, official spokesman for station's format. The opponents feel if the issue is allowed to pursue its right of self government, a Premier Mikhail Gorbachev, and chief propagandist " of changing the music is important to the allies precendent will be set that ~bachev cannot afford. for the Soviet Union to speak on campus at noon April they will make the effort to show up Friday and Letting one republic go will mean having to let all the 20 in the Student Center Auditorium. Whoever is republics go. This ultimately means a continued responsible for this has got a hell of a lot of nerve. voice their opinions. break up of the Soviet Empire. Indeed, Estonia has Before he comes and attempts to explain how great We support the allies' cause and hope that the just declared its need for independence, following the glasnost is and why and how the U.S. must disarm concerned students on this campus will pull lead of Lithuania, and has been threatened by Mr. itself, I hope we will open are eyes to reality. The together and come to the confrontation. Sure, Gorbachev with forceful retaliation. people of Lithuania and the Baltics are crying for everyone knows we students are busy, but this After George Bush eagerly postured himself to the freedom as Gorbachev's tanks rumble through the fight is important enough to put things on hold butchers of Beijing, it should be no surprise to anyone streets. that the administration refuses to recognize A protest on a grand scale, right here at UCF, is in for a few hours. Ljthuania'sindependenceandmakeclearitsoutrage order. Let's send them a message. To restrict the type of music the campus station plays is censoring the student's voice. This is both unethical and unconstitutional. The war Friday will happen with or without a • A MAN IS NOT A BOY some people who need to boost As Rickey Trowell pointed out, lot of student support. We urge all students to Editor: their confidence by joining an or in the Letters section, we should show they care, get involved and fight for the I'm writing in regard to a letter ganization that claims they are take the Club's money, but I dis right of free expression. written by John Ruckart that was the best. agree with his idea of giving the Students are scheduled to voice their opinion printed in the March 20 issue of But, if you really believed that money to minority programs. Why at10:30a.m. Friday in rooms 218 and219 ofthe The Future. lt seems to me what then why do you have to put up a should minorities be the only ones Education Building. he stated; there is no difference million signs to try to prove it? It to benefit from the money? Why between a black person calling a makes our campus look like a don't we try some real equal oppor white person "son" and white per junkyard and makes your insecu tunity and use the money for all CentralFloridaFbture son calling a black person "boy." rities scream out. the students, whether they are 0111111n.ce....-Fuu,. First of all, you can be forty, If I'm not mistaken, the Greek black, white, male or female. P.O. Boit 25000, Orlando, Florida 32816 sixty or ninety years old and stili system only makes up eight per I do realize that there are people Business Office (407) 275-2601, News Office (407) Z75-2865 be someone's son. There is only cent of our campus, so have a little who are racist and there need to be one time in your life when you are consideration for the rest of the 92 special.controls to make sure eve Editor In Chief a boy. To call a grown man "boy" is percent of the student body and ryone bas the same opportunity, R. Scott Horner demeaning. It is reducing a ma out trees. but this can be taken too far. Managing EdHor Eric Dentel ture man to an infantile state. I fe el most people on this cam • News Editor Lauren Curtis Ifyo u consider yourself an edu Kelly Burek pus are not racist, but they are Sports Editor Bill Foxworthy cated college student, you should radio/teleuision tired of all this talk about unfair Confetti Editor John Citrone know the difference in the termi treatment. Is it fair when a black Copy Editor Jennifer Offenburger nology. • USE MONEY FOR ALL student is admitted with lower Photo Editor Jorge Alvarez Editor: qualifications because the univer- Production Manager Lara E. Hutchison J ulie A. Taylor I was absolutely appalled at the sity has to meet a quota? This is not computer science television media coverage of the equality. acceptance of the University I feel we should take the Univer- Office Manager Tracy Torres • SAVE OUR TREES Club's money. Not only did they sity Club's money because in the Ad Production Manager Anissa Larson Editor: just present one side ofthe story, it end the last laugh is on them. The Advertising Staff Armand Cimaroli I was just wondering. Is there was stated that UCF was a "ra- money will be used to oppose what Cindy Cowen anyone else out there who is irri- cial" school. they stand for. It would be used for tated at the appearance of our Not only is the entire problem, all the students, regardless ofrace Opinions e>cpreased In The Central Florida Fvtvre are those ~ the newspaper or Individual colurmlst and not necessarily those of the Board of Publlcallons, University Administration, university? Not the campus itself, from the Schmidt/Rogers argu- or sex. Isn't that what equality or Board ot Regef118. Letters to the Editor must be typed, maximum of :Dl words and Include I'm talking about the poster ment to the University Club issue, means? the author's signature, major and phone nurrber. Leiter& are subject to editing for grammar and apace and become the copyrighted property of the newspaper. Names may be with held boards and bedsheets hanging creating a bad atmosphere on -. but the newspaper reserves the right to refuse publication a any letter. The Central Florida from every tree. · 1 campus, but it is also giving our Suzette Baxter Fvture ts a lree,non-proflt newspaper published twice weekly during the academic year and weekly during the summer. All meeting~ of the BOP are open to the public. Now, I realize that there are university a bad name. liberal studies .- The Central Florida Future April 12, 1990 9 CAMPUS LITE by Scott .. Egged on by society Enraged by senseless squirrell ALRIGHT ALL you 8CX>K- injustices on campus 5ill/N(; SCUM! GET OUT/ I • DR. DEMINUS by Charles Rudd • f- J f I' rJ1 r i f,., .. ,,o J 1Hf f-'r'O J) J f\ 1'~15 •.. 1$ • .,o .. "' f\ fl /' ' .• ill~ ... ~ cl 4 J J' J j'- .fj . FJ •J' f t 'J HE"AR THIS :r must /I THINK IT'S THF DOORS /Do YOU THINK THIS IS A - t\IER ynrnE I E'JtN THINK SlfuN CR s om<:: TH IN<;. ? OF Flf'JALS. / / f>ILL ... At long last the government takes action on papayas ~~~~ Federal At long last, the federal government is taking Obscene action. I found this out thanks to alert reader Dawn Price, who sent me a notice from the Standardization Section of the Fresh Products Branch of the Fruit and Fruit Vegetable Division of the Agricultural Marketing PAPAYA Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The Guide11ne5. moment I saw this notice, I said to myself: "I wonder what those wild and crazy dudes at the Standardiza tion Section of the Fresh Products Branch of the Fruit and Vegetable Division of the Agricultural Market oNYOU! ing Service of the U.S. Department-of Agriculture are up to now!" The answer is: They are standardizing papayas. I am not making this up. They have churned out several dense pages of proposed papaya standards, ' featuring subsections and subsections and state ments such as this: ..... ----+ "'Fairly well formed' means the papaya may be moderately lopsided, flattened, elongated or other wise lacking symmetry, but the fruit shall not be suf ficiently misshapen to materially detract from it appearance." I know how you're reacting to this news, as a taxpayer and a consumer. You're saying to yourself: "It's about time, after so many tragic deaths directly linked to misshapen papayas, that the men and women of the Standardization Section of the Fresh Products Branch of the Fruit and Vegetable Division of the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture have decided to take ac tion. BUT ARE THEY GOING FAR ENOUGH?" I regret to report that the answer is: No. Because there is a serious problem here, a problem that poses a threat potentially even more dangerous than the epidemic of Swine Flu shots that swept the nation during the administration of Gerald "R." Ford (Aug. 9-12, 1974). The problem is that in certain Hispanic cultures, particularly the Cuban culture, "papaya" is an OB SCENE WORD. Really. Ifyou don't believe me, walk up to your boss and say, "You big papaya head!" our congresshumans demanding that the Depart I'm sure that I speak for all of you when I say that, Chances are he'll stare at you blankly, but if there are ment of Agriculture change the official name of the until we get some answers, ALL vegetables should be any Cuban-Americans around, they'll be laughing papaya to something more suitable, such as "Ger required to wear some kind of modest little garments. like hell. aldo," or even - this would be a nice tribute - "the Come on, citizens! Let's not sit back and do nothing And hell is exactly where this nation is headed, Rev. Jerry Falwell' Fruit." But that is not all. We while this country gets flushed down the Toilet of when the federal government starts standardizing should also demand that Sen. Jesse Helms (R.-Spider Low Morals! Let's actually help pull the handle! And obscene fruit names. This is just one more example of Family) hold televised hearings that would probe let's remember these words, which appear on a sign the rising tide of pornographic filth and smut - not deeply into the whole alarming issue of obscenity in that somebody nailed to a telephone pole near where just in the area of fresh produce, but also in books, federally standardized produce, with an eye toward I get my car fixed: movies, "rock" music, Care Bear episodes, cloud for answering some troubling questions, such as: DEFINITELY NO BEER-PEPSI IN HELL. mations, etc. - that threatens to destroy the moral 1. 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RICE average about 72." FROM PAGE 12 Wilson has great expecta tions for Rice's future at UCF. "He will unquestionably be said. "I like the way they the team's leader next year," swing. I try to use the methods Wilson said. of David Leadbearer and Cur "I expect and predict he will Buy or Lease A New tis Strange." be a Collegiate All-American Chevrolet/Geo And Along with his golfing ac as he leads the UCF golf team Get $600 Off When You Qualify. complishments, Rice has a to even greater accomplish The GMAC College Graduate Finance Plan can help 3.25 grade point average. ments next year." put you in fast forward ... at Don Mealey Chevrolet. Andrew will be receiving the As for after graduation, Rice Qualify and you'll ·get $600 off a ChevroleVGeo. Outstanding Athlete Scholar has his future well planned. Plus, no previous credit is needed. There's just a award for golf at UCF. "Golf will definitely play a big low down payment when you purchase, and you Andrew has set several role in my ambitions," Rice can choose to defer your first payment for 90 days·. goals he wishes to accomplish said. "I would like to play the Or you can take advantage of financing options like SMARTLEASE™ by GMAC and GMAC's Buyer's before he graduates. amateur circuit for a few Choice Plan. "I would like to be an All months, then turn pro." NEW '90 GEO STORM Just remember: This Is a limited time offer, so get American this and next year," Rice and the UCF golf team into fast forward todayl Rice said. "Next year I would will play in the Music City· like to become more consistent Invitational to be held April DDN and and keep my stroke 12-15 in Nashville, Tenn. 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April 12, 199012 Sports t•~1111111~111111111"111f11111•1111t111,J£i11t1r11111t11111••••••1•-1 . . Baseball team's winning streak at 2.1 by Tom Kopacz The Knights' first baseman, Steve fielder Mike Josephina walked and Heisler's fifth straight win. STAFF REPORTER McClellan, hit a bases-loaded single in McDonald ran home when Kiser The Knights are now ranked in two the seventh inning to bring left fielder walked. national polls: Baseball Amerka has The UCF baseball team broke a Kelly Brown home and put a point on "We were patient enough at the them at No. 25, and they are No. 24 in scoreless game with two runs in the the scoreboard. plate to get some runs late in the the Collegiate Baseball!ESPN poll. seventh inning en route to a 5-0 win Shortstop Mike McDonald scored game," Head Coach Jay Bergman said They put their 21-game winning!) over Flagler College Tuesday night. later in the same inning as catcher after the game. streak on the line Wednesday night at Most of the Knights' five runs oc BobQy Kiser walked when bases were Weithman took the loss for the Stetson and will travel to Florida Inter curred when bases were loaded and one loaded. Flagler Saints. national University Friday and Satur~ of Flagler's two pitchers for the game, The eighth inning moved in similar UCF's Laurence Heisler (7-3) day. either David Weithman or Kevin fashion. Freshman rightfielder Chad pitched eight scoreless innings for the The next Knights' home game is Turner, walked the next batter up to Mottola scored when McDonald 29-10 Knights, with ToddAffricanofin April 18 against Stetson. The game, the plate. singled, Brown scored when center ishing for him in the ninth. It was starts at 7 p.m. Racquetball ~ Family matters make club swings Martinez a hit at 3rd • at tourneys by Jay Rutenkroger he is so selective and always by Jeremy Lavoie CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE looking for his pitch." CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE In the past, Martinez has The last man to hit over played mostly at second base, The UCF racquetball club .400 for UCF was outfielder but made the switch to third finished in second place at the Jose Soto in 1986. The next because of his size. collegiate regional March 1 7 af man to hit .400 could be the "I switched over to third the Orlando Tennis and Rac 1990 Knights' third base base mainly because of my size quetball Club. man Ernest Martinez. and because my reactions Teams from four states par Martinez played baseball aren't quick enough for second ticipated in the tournament, last season at Brevard Com base," Martinez said. with Daytona Beaches' Em munity College. The junior Although Martinez leads bry-Riddle University win- third baseman now leads all the Knights with 17 fielding ning the contest. • Knight hitters with his .403 errors, Bergman said he feels Racquetball club member batting average. his third baseman is improv James Walden participated in Martinez also leads UCF ing. the singles regionals held i > in several offensive catego "ffisfi~dingh~improwd J acksonvi11e. ries. Martinez tops the since the start of the season," Walden was the winner in Knights with his 56 hits, Bergman said. "Ernie's im the bi-racqet division. Bi runs batted in with 41 and is proved due to hard work and is racqetis a new form ofracquet: tied for most home runs working harder on his fielding ba11 where players compete (four) with Marc LeClerc, because he knows in order to with a racqet in each hand. the outfielder and desig make the pros he needs to In the Tournament of th nated hitter. become a complete ball Americas, which began April 8 Martinez has proven player." and runs through April 15, himself a slugger at the Baseball is a tradition in the Walden will compete in the Bi plate by leading UCF with Martinez familv. His brother racquet competition. 21 extra base hits and a .633 Dave plays center field for the The club's members will batting percentage. The Montreal Expos. compete in UCF Spring Rol second leading Knight hit In fact, Martinez's father lout tournament to be hel ter in batting percentage is moved the family to Cas April 21 and 22 at UCF. Le Clerc at .476. Martinez selberry from New York about The tournament wiil be has a five game hitting eight years ago so his sons open to UCF students and fac streak and is first on the could improve their game. The ulty as well as employees of th-t team with a .476 on-base family even owns a batting Jorge Alvarez/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Central Florida Research percentage. cage. UCF third baseman Ernie Martinez leads the Knights with his Park. "Martinez has provided "My father has been push .403 batting average, 56 hits and 41 RBI. The UCF racquetball club . clutch hits all season," UCF ing me extra hard," Martinez which began in January, has baseball Coach Jay said. "He has confidence in me, Martinez said he knows with the pros," Martinez 30 members and is open to Bergman said. "He is a very wants me to succeed and has what he wants to do in the said. "I've worked hard this players ofall skill levels to join. patient hitter. He rarely always been helping me. He future and whatitwill takefor year, a lot harder than The club meets every Mon swings at a bad pitch. He always works with me at the him to reach his goa1s. year's past and it's paying day and Thursday from 6 p. m. still takes pitches with two batting cage at our house and "My goals are to finish col to 9 p.m. on campus racquet strikes against him because attends every home game." lege and get my foot in the door see MARTINEZ page 11 ball courts three and four. ~ Andrew Rice· really rolling by Troy White said. "There is good opportunity at UCF." 7 CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE When recruiting Rice, Coach Dale Wilson wa... sure Rice was the type of player he wanted. The UCF men's golf team has finished with "Andrew impressed me as a bright young five first place finishes this season. A main man, dedicated to achieving goals that would be reason for the team's success is team member worthwhile for himself and the golf program,.f. Andrew Rice. Wilson said. Rice, a junior, has made an Rice had nothing but praise for impact on the team with four top the UCF golf program. "Since t 10 finishes this season. In the have been here I've improved," team's last tournament, the Au Rice said. "The team is filled gusta Invitational, he took first with solid players. We have a place. good coach, who has set up a good. "I don't think I shoot good schedule for next year." scores," Rice said. "I just try to Although he has a 72.58 stroke play consistently." average per game, he said he sti . Rice started golfing ~in 1981 feels there is room for improve when his father introduced him to ment. "I feel I still have quite a bit the sport. "We lived just up the to learn about the mechanics of road from a course," Rice said. "It Andrew Rice the game," Rice said. Jorge AlvueZ/CENTRAL FLOR IDA FUTURE was just natural for me to start "There are two or three pros on BOMBS AWAY playing." the tour now who are an influence on me," Rice Rudy Jones and the other UCF quarterbacks have renewed the Although he had offers from other universi yearly search for a starting quarterback during Spring practice. ties, Rice chose UCF. "I liked the area," Rice see RICE page 11"' • .. • • w~ "'·~~ ·'!.i'1&,$· <$~ by Li sa Young ?WR-~~>~~~~4 ~~ti.ff?:-~ ~g:· *'1 t~m~t.f:ffe ow many of you This means most people acquired the )%~:;;~fil&~~;;~:!'~»3~~~,~~- ,::;~k=·~-"'&~,...~~~~~~#.:;~; .-,z~.. ~.v: ·~~:,<.:;·~:.~:? .~~~~~0.*.... 'r. .. think about AIDS "They think virus during their 20s, the college ~~,W=~JM-1~~.:t1~iml&~~~',/IJ" ·~t:Wt.?.f.« V.9,P.~Y.-x~/.i~'1~::X<>/..:·"'==<. afiecting you per years. l:1~~%~w~~x:::><~~:r-:~;::-:a#'1~ff11f.;::f-*~ftr-@t-==~Wl"'1"<~:1' ·:31<»' #.~~~:;f~. ~?%~4r: sonally? Since AIDS strikes primarily ,,~~,?~*.;:~~ ,~dr.?~~r& .,.,.· -~~ ::--~..-& -;-'~;;"' w~~ The Center for ...UDS is someone younger people, it has many finan Disease Control es- cial and social implications. ra~Jr~~)j' w~~?ff!IW1 ft§~ ~.@.(.~ timates that one in People with AIDS often never 300 college-age else's problem, reach their full earning potential. rf.,,m~-w.-rm people in the Therefore, the public must compen United States already have the AIDS that it can't sate for the loss of wages and goods. virus. This means that about 80 The economy suffers from the students at UCF are infected with enormous medical bills AIDS pa HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. happen to them." tients incur. The average cost of orie Sharon Douglass, an associate hospital visit made by an adult AIDS professor in the department of Health patient is $80,000. Most patients Sciences at UCF is the program direc make three to five visits during the tor for Cardiopulmonary Sciences course of their illness. and the executive director of the AIDS Most AIDS patients en~ up indi Institute, an educational center lo gent since their high medical costs cated on campus. lrl,lllt are coupled with low earnings or Douglass states the biggest prob These people are classified as HIV unemployment. Society is then lem in talking about AIDS with stu seropositlve, which means the HIV forced to provide housing, medical dents is denial. virus is in their white blood cells. treatment and social services for "TileythinkAIDS is someone else's They can pass the·virus to their sex them at a high price. problem, that it can't happen to ual partners, and women can trans The medical community is ,being them... College students, she ex mit it to their unborn babies. extremely overtaxed because of plains, occupy a critical place in the At any time, an illness or injury to AIDS. In the United States, one in 12 future of the AIDS epidemic. an infected white blood cell could hospital beds holds an AIDS patient. HIV can stay dormant in wake up the virus, causing the per This causes scarce medical re someone's body for a long time. The son to develop AIDS. sources to be diverted from others to person doesn't feel sick- and won't The period of dormancy is usually care for AIDS patients. even know they are exposed unless about 10 years. The average age of they get ah HIV-antibody test. death of a per.son with AIDS is 38. see AIDS page 4 / I I •16 11 I I It,-.'"',-.. • •, o. 2 Confetti, April 12, 1990 Week ~ i: LIB •The Fourth Annual Well 'Cry-Baby' makes tears flow : ness Expo will be held on the Green today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Audience may feel trapped in this ridiculous '50s musical • Paul McCartney will perform in con cert in the Tampa Theater. • Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon will be performed at Seminole Community Col lege at 8 p.m. tonight through April 14. •The controversial play, Women Be hind Bars, will open tonight at Big Bang. For ticket information, call 425-9277. • The Rainmaker opens today at SCC at 8 p.m. with an opening night reception at 7:15 p.m. • The Alvin Ailey. Reper tory Dance Ensemble will perform at the Annie Russell Theatre at Rollins College today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 each. For reserva tions call 646-2145. •Jacques and ms Master, a play by Milan Kundera, au thor of The Unbearable Lightness of Being, will be presented by the O'do Teen idol Johnny Theater at the Carey Hand Festival Depp (center) Theater at 7 p.m. Tickets are $6. plays the leader of this misfit crew in The Morse Museum the off-the-wall m• • Easter exhibit will feature a (and off-the-mark) Tiffany Glass Entombment Window comedy flop Display from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ad.Inis Cry-Baby sion is free. :!'$:1vm •Earth Week begins today 1~-A~~~~=~~.~~-~~w~ith a guest speaker who will lecture on Edward w. Gantt m I don't have a problem With the plot of Global Energy: . ::· ...... , .Cry-Baby Cry-Baby because it's basically a good Problems and MAGINE YOURSELF BEING . * idea. However, I have a big problem wilh r~.,/ ~ Solutions in the the manner in which the plot was carried trapped inside of a musical Rated: PG- l 3 student center au twilight zone version of the out. ditorium at 6:30 I '50s. That is precisely ~ow Starring: Johnny Depp, Waters supplies the viewers with char p.m. •The Psy miserable it felt having to suffer Amy Locane acters that wouldn't be believable even in chedelic Furs will through an hour and a half of Director; John Waters Disneyland. Whenever they find them be in concert at the John Waters' incredibly ridicu selves in a jam, they conveniently sing Tampa Theater. lous new movie, Cry-Baby. Key: AAwful **Poor **Halt their way out of it. .I L ****Good *****Excellent The movie is set in Baltimore Cry-Baby's family is a grossly exagger •A special guest Earth Day during the 1950s. It is supposed ated bunch of red-necks that make the i-tU.Eil: speaker will lecture on to be some sort of parody of old Beverly Hillbillies look like the Royal Growth Management in the student Elvis films. Cry-Baby takes a silly look at social Family. They are unaffectionately referred to as the center auditorium at 6 p.m. •The local class distinctions in the '50s and is centered "drapes." band Skin Deep will perform in the around a teenage romance between Johnny Depp Locane's social background is quite the opposite. Her student activities center at 9 p.m. Ad and Amy Locane. grandmother is a prude and her friends' idea of a hip song mission is free with a student I.D. • Depp portrays Cry-Baby, a singing. rebellious, is "Mr. Sandman (the non-rap version of course). There is Chess, a musical by Tom Mallow. will be obnoxious, moody. sniveling wimp. Locane plays a scene in which het friends literally Bunny Hop through performed at the Bob Carr Performing Allison, a socially-proper, indecisive, weak Arts Center through April 22 with shows hearted twit. who can also cany a tune. see CRY-BABY page 4 at 8 p.m. and matinees Thursday, Sat urday and Sunday at 2 p.m. ·Tickets range from $18.50 to $36. • Testament, Nuclear Sub and Savatage will be in concert at the Beacham Thea ter tonight. For ticket information call 'Crane' full of amusing folk lyrics 425-4038. Basia's second album a satisfying blend of jazz, pop, blues and salsa •A special guest Earth Day ~WSM.._~ speaker will discuss Inter ------. • The Crane The instrumentals do national Focus in the student center The Charts Artist: Trip Shakespeare take away from the vocals of auditorium Wffk ending April 13 1990 Producer: Jay Perlman at least one of the songs, at6:45p.m. Label: A&M Records ..Applehead Man ... •The high Top pop albums If you're still wondering light of the F YOU'VE EVER WONDERED what the answer to the milk evening will 1. Rhythm Nation 1814 what would happen to ing question is, well I'm not be a Sym Janet Jackson gonna tell you; you'll just 2. Soul Provider I someone who's phony Un Michael Bolton "poured all of his mind, have to spend your money der the 3. Cosmic Thing body, and soul into milk on something more con Starsbythe B-52's ing," then the Minneapolis structive than alcohol (no reflecting 4. Forever Your Girl this is not sacrilegious). 7 Paula Abdul band Trip Shakespeare is pond at 5. Nick of Tlme for you. Those of you who Don't wony it'll be well p.m. • Di Bonnie Raitt aren't into lyrics and who '60s style folk music, but worth cash you might ana Ross 6. Back On the Block have Milli Vanilli tapes they are not as depressing spend. Of the four songs off will perform Quincy Jones stashed in your closet, or as monotonous. Their the promo-album. three in the Uni 7. Cty Uke a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind well, you won't like Trip lyrics, though stTange, are were very good: "The versity of Linda Ronstadt Shakespeare, but that's all refreshingly amusing and Crane." "The Toolmaster of South Florida Sun Dome. For ticket in 8 . ... But Seriously right 'cuz you don't count their harmonies come as Brainerd." and .. Reception." formation call 839-3900. Phll Collins anyway. close to being beautiful as a ..Applehead Man" was the 9. Girt, You Know It's most tolerable despite the True Now you might be think pseudo-punk, midwestem, MllllVanllll ing, "why Trip progressive. folk style band seven minute instrumental. 10. Full Moon Fever Shakespeare?" Well I have can get. I'll leave you with an ex Confetti Tom Petty no idea, but I suspect it However, all that glitters cerpt from "The Crane" on John Citrone 01990 lillboard magazine stems from some warped is not always rhinestone. how to deal with backed up Editor fantasy held by one of the Trip Shakespeare does tend car payments: "When the band members. Otherwise to draw its instrumentals dogs of the bank are upon· Margaret Jellllings Lara E. Hutchison Assistant Ed\tor Production Manager it makes very little sense out a little past redun me, and they come to repos whatsoever. Tll.is is okay. dancy. This is a minor error sess my car, I'll be found at though, because it fits when one considers their the base of the cavern, I'll be Confetti, is published by The Central Florida Fuiure, the student newspaper of the University of right in with their lyrical unique lyrical style and tom from the wreck of the Central Florida. Send all correspondence to: style. · compares it to the plastic motor." Do you under- Corifetti c/o The Central F1orida Future, P. 0. Box Trip Shakespeare's Uke style of say... Villi 25000, University of Central Florida, Orlando, sound is reminiscent of Manilla. see ALBUMS page 3 Florida 32816. Confetii,April 12, 1990 3 2 Liye Crew concert: prove· a point to critics Crowd might have proved governor wrong with their good behavior until girls' dirty dancing began by Mary Watkins roudly stomping on propaganda from Rev. John Butler Book and other anti-Crew phi Plosophers, I entered the 2 Live Crew concert Thursday night. I loved exercising my rtght'as an dult to listen to the music of my choice. I was excited to prove Gov. Bob Martinez wrong. These 500 fans and myself were going to inno cently dance to the bumping bass of The 2 Live rew. Anti-pornography representatives held posters and distributed pamphlets. Concertgoers ac epted graciously jhen casually dropped the pa - pers which eventually formed a door mat outside the club. No one fought or shouted. All were well-be flaved. Each group seemed to respect the other. I liked that. Again, I felt proud to be an American. Another Crew fan agreed with me. "That's what is good about living inAmertca, we can do this and they can do that. .. one man told Channel 9 while pointing at the anti-pornography team. I sensed maturity in the crowd, and I liked that too. Finally, the doors opened. "Single file," someone shouted, "let's make this look good." Yet another soul wanted to prove a point to the skeptics. -- Polished 17-year-olds lost confidence when bouncers didn't let them in. One girl stormed out Perhaps the turning point was when one buxom other. The dirty dancing went on until the band with tear-stained cheeks. brunette had a tall guy hoisl her onto his shoul abruptly slopped playing and suddenly left the The concert started almost three hours later. ders. With a beer in one hand, she proceeded to lift stage. owever, the crowd waited patiently unW the her T-shirt with·the other hand. The girls ruined everything. So much for being band set up. She bared her breasts for all lo see. Eyes left the on our best behavior. Crew leader Luke Skyywalker sauntered on band momentarily to watch her jiggle. that is until Well-behaved rap fans might have proven ~tage and said Martinez is wrong to infringe on she was invited to join The 2 Live Crew on the Martinez was wrong about lewd lyrics. First Amendment rights, in not so many words of stage. She wasn't close lo shy. No, she danced and I thought the songs wouldn't really encourage course. But his words were OK. flashed like a professional stripper (maybe she promiscuity. Like me, most people just like the He went on to express his views toward censor was). beat. The words are irrelevant. "'ship and Martinez. Fine. my sentiments exactly. Other girls joined her on the stage. They also But, after seeing 2 Live Crew live, I'm not so Well, maybe not exactly. flashed their fronts and poured water on each sure. ALBUMS From the first notes of FROM PAGE2 "Cruising for Bruising," Ba sia picks up right where she stand? left off with Time and Tide. JAMMERS If you do, than you won't The smooth Latin beat and have to listen to Manilli Villi sultry vocals deliver exactly any more. what Basia fans want: Basia BEACH CLUB doing what she does best. - Mark Thomas Throughout the album, we HALF SHELL OYSTER BAR are treated to wonderful per formances by saxophonists Ronnie Ross and Bud Beadle, as well as Kevin ~J Robinson on a searing trum pet. Quite simply, it is one of the finest session-horn sec tions on tape. But it is Basia herself who uses all these elements as a Every platform for her unique vocal style. From the heartfelt l Monday ballad "Brave New Hope," to the straightforward Latin feel of "Copernicus," and all 9-11 pm •London Warsaw New York points in betweep, Basia Artist: Basia experiments with the difier 99¢ BEER PITCHERS Producers: Basia ent styles that make up jazz T'rzetrzelewska & Danny and pop and, best of all, she FREE MUNCHIES White gets results. . Of special HY436 Label: Epic note is her vocal performance on the song "Ordinary Basia's second album, People" where she melds the London Warsaw New York, style of Al Jarreau with - takes us everywhere that her "Tower of Power" harmonies first album did and even a to produce a uniquely Basia few steps further. vocal break. 678-1221 Accompanied by her co So sit back, relax and producer /boyfriend Danny imagine yourself eating pine 6700 ALOMA AVENUE, White and some of the best apple ·on a tropical beach. studio players around, Basia But even better, enjoy the WINTER PARK weaves a sultry tapestry of music being served up. Basia jazz, pop, blues and salsa makes going back for sec into one of the most compe onds very satisfying. tent second outings that a ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT listener could ask for. - by Ron Ellis ALASKAN SNOW CRAB $8.95 Offer good 6 clays a week from 4-10pm Mon.-Sat. 4 Ccnfetti, Aprll 12. 1990 film. bers of AIDS cases in the college population CRY-BABY AIDS at this time. Because AIDS has such a long FROMPAGE2 But it's such a far cry from FROM PAGE 1 reality that it makes no sense dormancy period, there is no way to predict the streets. They are appro at all. how many of today's college students will priately nicknamed the The only thing that I did AIDS is changing the structure of family develop AIDS over the next decade. .. squares." manage to enjoy was the life. Since a mother can give AIDS to her When the Future asked UCF students how This forbidden love story freak-show cast. unborn child, women who are HIV-positive ·they think AIDS affects them, most were re of the straight-laced girl who Depp and Locane did a fair should not get pregnant. · ' luctant to comment. They claimed they had is burning to be bad and the job, despite having to portray In spite of this risk, a new generation of no knowledge about AIDS or were embar rebellious boy from the two teenage mutant nut AIDS is being born. These babies usually rassed by the subject. wrong side of the tracks has cases. They also didn't have spend their short lives in hospital wards However, a few students wanted to voice been done many times be sharp dialogue to work with because their parents die or othetwise aban their opinions. fore, and done better. . or anywhere to really take don them. Stacey Huber, a junior, microbiology ma A movie isn't automati their characters, due to the These newest AIDS patients further bur jor. stated, .. I think AIDS has made people cally funny simply because fact that they were one-di den a critical situation in American hospi grow up. It's also made people more aware of it's a spoof or a parody, but mensional. tals. their bodies and how important it is to protect Waters seems to think so. The supporting cast of The art of socializing has been irreversibly themselves." Every joke that was sup misfits included Patty Hearst changed because of AIDS. Single people are Logan Belle, a junior, English major, posed to be funny or humor (the one and only), David confronted with a potential life-or-death added. "AIDS has made people more aware of ous turned out to be corny. Nelson (of The Adventures of situation every time they have unprotected the dangers of sexual activity." The scene in which Depp rips Ozzie and Harriet), Tract sex. Tony Lay, a senior, humanities major, off his shirt and has a tattoo Lords (the famous porn star. Married people are not spared from AIDS. said, "I've never heard of anyone on campus of an electric chair on his who, yes. did a credible job of An unfaithful husband or wife could not only getting sick. The only thing I lmow about chest in honor of his fathers' acting in this movie) and Kim destroy their marriage but possibly carry the AIDS is that people are afraid." death (how touching) wasn't McGuire, who's bizarre look AIDS virus to their Douglass thinks the at all humorous. ing face is constantly ex spouse and future chil best way to lessen denial What this movie lacks is a ploited. There is one dren. "I think AIDS has among students is serious moment. It also lacks silly scene in which a cow Drug users now have through education. She any real people or dialogue runs away from McGuire due a new brand of death teaches a course called that will allow its viewers to to her lack of superficial associated with gelling made people grow up. "AIDS: A Human Con really sink their teeth into beauty. high. Most people think cern." This class is open what's going on. Waters never bothers to only intravenous drug to all students who want I felt detached and alien make a statement about the users are at risk for in It's also made people to learn more about ated from everything that beauty inside of McGuire's fection. However. many AIDS. was happening on the character. but he was nice people who smoke crack more aware of their She feels people must screen. With ill the first few enough to give her a sympa are becoming HIV-posi refrain from promiscu minutes I was ready to leave thetic boyfriend. tive. This is because ous sex, which she de- .. the theater. Waters ended up with a addicts often tum to bodies and how fines as having more I fully understood that pretty big mess. Cry-Baby is prostitution to pay for than two partners a Cry-Baby was meant to be a appropriately named, be their drugs. year. fantasy-filled, wacky parody cause it is so pathetic that it The media has re important it is to .. Long-term mutually • of Elvis flicks and that it will make its audience want sponded to the AIDS monogamous relation wasn't meant to be a serious to sob. epidemic. Thousands of ships and shared re public announcements protect themselves." sponsibility for birth .. ------~ about AIDS are target control between men ing sexually-active and women will help teenagers. prevent AIDS," she Some musicians, like added. ' George Michael and Douglass encourages Paula Abdul, are writing songs that encour open discussion about.AIDS between people. age commilmen and abstinence. She urges partners to be honest about their Movies treat promiscuity dillerently be sexual histories and discuss safer sex prac cause of AIDS. Casual sex is depicted as less tices. glamorous. 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