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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 27 No. 38, February 2, 1995" (1995). Central Florida Future. 1280. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1280 Golden Knfghts baseball team preps for '95 season - see baseball preview, pg. 16 .. Future Vol. 27 •No. 38 Serving the University of Central Florida since 1968 Feb. 2, 1995 Speaking freely can mean a loss Slam dunk! of freedom, Iranian director learns
D Exiled director Western Shah regime. A month he began to produce one docu before he was to address a film mentary after the other. Two of will speak and festival, the director was arrested these, Holy Crime and The Night show two of his· and accu~ed of conspiring to as · After the Revolution, will be shown sassinate members of the ruling tomorrow in the Visual Arts Build films at UCF Friday. family. The Iranian secret po ing Auditorium, Rm. 132at5 p.m. lice, the Savak, had concluded "I want the American public by OMAR DAJANI that the speech, which was to and the Iranian community abroad Staff writer detail political censorship and to know what's going on in Iran," prison tortures, was a threat to said Allamehzadeh, adding that "the Iranian director Mohamed the Shah and therefor.e a crime revolutionary govemmentisrespon Reza Allamehazdeh has a story to against the nation. sible for over 50 assassinations of tell. And it is one full of govern After spending almost six dissidents, mainly in Europe." mental corruption, censorship and years in prison, he was freed when Saviz Shafaie, a local Iranian political assassinations. the new Khomeini revolutionary businessman and a close friend of · Allamehzadeh will te11 his government seiz~d power. At Allamehzadeh, elaborated further story when he comes-.to the UCF that time, all political prisoners on how expression has been and is campus on Friday, showing two were released regardless of their being suppressed in ifan: "There's a documentaries he produced about crimes. But is wasn't long be- difference between the kind of cen the state of affairs in Iran. - fore he was summoned to court, sorship that existed during the time For more than a decade, this time to ex plain why he should of the Shah and what exists in today's Allamehzadeh has been living in be allowed to conti·nue to pro regime. As long as you were not exile. His crime? He is guilty of duce material that, in essence, challenging the political authority freedom of expression, taken for wasn't promoting Khomeini and of the Shah, you were able to ex granted in America but in short his message. press yourself." supply in Iran. Sensing that he would soon But restrictions now go fur- !ares/FUTURE UCF Golden Knight Chuck Roberts slams yet . Allamehazdeh's ordeal be be arrested again, Allamehzadeh ther. gan in 1973, when he was sen fled the country and took up ref another dunk. Roberts wasn't enough to stop Campbell Monda ni ht, as UCF lost 73-61. tenced to life in prison by the pro- uge in the Netherlands. There, see DIRECTOR, page 4 U can finish, and U can find a job D The Career 106 companies on Tuesday as Stacey Wessel, a represen UCF' s Career Resources Center tative for Office Depot, said many Resource Center hosted its annual Career Expo at companies are being a little more provides· an the UCF Arena. aggressive in their approach to opportunity for "This is a great opportunity recruitment nowadays. for students to interact firs.thand "Enrollments for business students to meet to learn more about the various classes have dropped by about 25 ·with local careers," said James Gracey, .di- percent over the past few years," ·rector of the CRC. she said. "This means that we're employers. About 100 employers, in expecting a slight shortage in the cluding Barnett Bank, l.B.M., labor pool." _by BOB VOGEL Blockbuster Video, Metlife, Sea Dawn Kip is the senior vice Staff writer World and Sun bank, set up booths president of marketing for the In to answer students' questions, pass stitute of Florida Real Estate Ca- About 900 students got a out business cards and accept re chance to rub shoulders with about sumes. see CAREER, page 4 Men's basketball team loses-- again
by MIKJE WID1:E more rebounds, especially on the out hustled us." Swaby led the Staff writer offensive end where they outdid the Golden Knights with 23 points. Golden Knights, 16-4. UCF turned Campbell went to the foul The UCF Golden Knights the ball over 23 times, compared to line far more often than the Golden men's basketball team continues to just 14 giveaways for Campbell. Knights. They hit on 28 of 39 free struggle in conference play. Mon Most of UCF's players hit throw attempts. UCF went to the day night, the team lost to Campbell their shots but Campbell took more line only 23 times for L7 points. 73-6 l at Carter gym in B uies Creek, shots because of UCF's turnovers UCF kept the-game close in N.C. and lack of rebounding production. the first half, trailing 30-29 at the In many oftheir recent losses, Campbell shot only 35 percent from break. Campbell took control in the the Golden Knights have had trouble the field, but their advantages in second half, behind freshman guard Solares/FUTURE making shots. Against Campbell, other area helped them to a decisive Corey Best who scored 17 points Mark Abuyo concentrates on a video game instead of they shot the ball well, going 50 victory. and snagged 8 boards. Best shot class in the game room on campus. percent from the field. But Campbell "They played really hard," forced more turnovers and grabbed forward Ochiel Swaby said. "They see B-BALL, page 4
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EYES FOREVER OPTICAL · gialnstituteofTechnology by claim create an international diplomatic Dr. Ratib Karam, director 4'tj;: "THE PLACE FOR EYES" ing the facility is unsafe and could disaster for the United States." of the Georgia Tech Nuclear Re invite . terrorism during the 1996 "It's a 5-megawatt nuclear actor Center, said the reactor, • THE CLOSEST FULL SERVICE OPTICAL TO UCF Games. reactor in one of the most densely which is used solely for research • Georgians Against Nuclear populated areas of the city," said and education, poses no risk of ANY COMPLETE GLASSES Energy (GANE) Tuesday cited a GANE member Carol Stangl er. "It's releasing hazardous material. numberof safety concerns in asking a 30-year-old plant. 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"The object is to get seri been told by the players union not strike in time for spring training, ous collective bargaining under to sign. Minor league players have with both sides hoping to avoid way," Usery said atthe stqrtof the been told it is alright for them to a settlement imposed by the gov meeting. report for spring training, but ad ernment. The owners have been re vised against accepting spots as The owners arrived at the cruiting replacement players to replacement players for the major . talks at a Washington hotel with start the 1995 season and have league season, which begins in a new proposal in hand that made plans for spring training in April. attemps to break a deadlock in two weeks. President Clinton told re 282-0505 the talks, which were suspended "No one in his right mind is porters at a Pentagon meeting that on Dec. 22 when the owners going to pay to see sandlot players for the time being he was butting declared an impasse. play the game," said veteran Min out. President Clinton has set nesota Twins outfielder Dave 'Tm doing whatever I can the lOOth anniversary of base Winfield. personally, but the less I say the ball legend Babe Ruth's birth, The owners would not dis better," Clinton said. Usery Located across fron1 U. C.F., in Monday Feb. 6, as a deadline for close how they have modified the "should be given a chance to work the two sides to show some package they are offering the play through this last process· to try to the U C6 Shopping Cente~· progress in the talks. If not, he ers who have steadfastly rejected come up with an agreement be has threatened to ask mediator any deal that resembles a cap on tween the parties," he said. Golden Knights drop to 3-6 in conference play I We Deliver! B-BALL, from page 1 5 in the conference, one half game can't seem to maintain execution .. . . ahead of the Golden Knights. for the whole game. only 30 percent but hit 2 of 3 from A victory at Campbell would "We need to get more inten $5 Large Cheese beyond the arc and sank 7 of 10 free have given UCF some momentum sity during practice," Swaby said. throws. for Saturday night's contest with "We have to play hard and play Take Out or D~ne In Only The Golden Knights were Southeastern Louisiana at the UCF good 'D."' Must Have Valid within 10 points of the lead late in arena. Instead, they came home · Despite the team's poor the game, but Campbell pulled away winless. record, coach Kirk Speraw has re Student I.D. in the final minute of play. "We wanted to split," Swaby maineopositi ve, Swaby said. One bright spot for UCF was said. "We're kind of down. We're forward Howard Porter. 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Brian O'Neill, president of WASHINGTON - Anti the institute, said in the report that srettk lock brakes, along with air bags a anti-lock brakes can prevent wheels widely touted safety feature,,are not from locking, reduce stopping dis reducing the number or cost of car tances and improve drivers' control Sprit14 . crashes, according to a study pub on wet and slippery surfaces. lished Wednesday by the insurance But, he said, "not as many industry. crashes as people suppose are pre The Highway Loss Data ceded by loss of control that anti Institute said its research of insur locks could prevent." ance data showed that the brakes, installed on half of 1994 cars, had The institute based its find little impact on crash numbers. ings on a comparison of selected It said that a General Mo J992 model cars with anti-lock be tors study ofpol ice-reported crashes brakes and 1991 models without, in two states found a three percent some 1.2 million cars. It showed no reduction because of anti-lock overall pattern of decline in claims brakes, but a 44 percent increase in because of the brakes. ttettdV · ·· With a Fantastic Tan hV: · Students key to recruiting students Tan-Fastit(ue Tannin9 Salon CAREER, from page 1 days. Her training required her to attend the expo, and she found (Month of February Only) reers. The front of her booth that students are more comfort read, "COME TALK TO UCF able when they know that they are GRADS." tal,king to a UCF alumnus. Kip said that it was defi nitely an advantage to bring gradu How did she get her job? "I ates along. "It helps to encourage found it through the Career Re students to pursue our company," source Center," she said. Gracey she said. "It says, 'See, someone said the turnout was about the else who graduated got a job here.' same as last year, maybe slightly Also, a lot of younger students less. find it hard to relate to a 50-year old bald man." "When we opened the doors Susan McElry, a re~ent UCF at 9, there were only about lO or graduate and management trainee 12 people waiting outside to get for Office Depot, had only been in," he said. "But just after 10, working with the company for 11 they reaJly started to come." REEDY PLAZA -10376 E. COLONIAL Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-9 pm; Sat. 9 am-6 pm Licensed & Certified #T-50-94 • • The Central Florida Future 0 llllOll Feb.2, 1995 Minority scholarships are unconstitutional. and basically unfair Finally, somebody in the court system has gotten a clue aitoutminority scholarships. This fall, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals made an unprecedented ruling, stating that minority scholarships are unconstitutional. The ruling sent shock waves through the university system. Although the ruling only affects the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina, the ruling will have long-term effects on everyone. The case, Podbersky vs. KitWan, was filed in 1990, when a Hispanic student with a 4.0 high school GPA anda 1340 SAT score was denied qualification for a University of Maryland at College Park scholarship because the scholarship was only open to black students. Daniel Podbersky filed suit and was eventually victorious. The panel judged that the university failed to present sufficient evidence that a race-based scholar ship program was neressary and legal on its campus. It's certainly about time someone came to his senses and started fighting against race-based and minority scholarships. Is there any doubt that minority-based scholarships are dis criminatory? Does anyone find a large number of "middle class white male" scholarships? (If_ so, please let the rest of us know.) Initially, minority scholarships were intended by most schools to be an incentive for promoting minority enrollment. However, as time progressed, it became apparent that the qualifications for these scholarships were equal or below those State prisons to have all new 'Castrati' chair qualifications for scholarships with no race-qualifications. "What would you do ifl sang out of tune ... would you Now is when the trouble began. Much like the current problem chemical-ly castrate me?" Brand)~ Gill with differing college-entry requirements for minorities, it is You've heard of the famed Vienna boys choir, right? these differences that cause those who don'rqualify simply Yup, that's the · choir of young boys who used to be DAZED AND CONFUSED because of race stand up and complain. And rightly so. castrated in order to prevent puberty. Well, the logic back Noone should bedenied a scholarship simply because they then was, if the little guys don't have their ... uh ... family aren't a minority, no more than someone should be denied a jewels, they'd be able to sing for a whole helluva lot longer. even send a few sets to people who really need them, like scholarship because they are a minority. Thank God this isn't the case anymore. - out president. Maybe the human anatomy class would like In fact, some minorities feel that race-based awards insult But for all those prison choir leaders out there, good a few sets. Marketing majors could bronze them and make members of that race, showing that they can't qualify for th.e news! The Florida Legislature's Criminal Justice Commit earrings, door knockers - the possibilities are endless! normal scholarships. tee last week approved, 8-0, the new so-called Child All kidding aside, I think that it is about time such a Minority and race-based scholarships should be done Protection Act by State Sen. Robert Wexler. This act legislation was passed. Let me ask you: How would you away with. They are unconstitutional and only serve to drive allows for the chemical castration of a child molester, feel if you were molested, raped or someone you cared an even deeper wedge between the races themselves. It's so using Depo-Provera, a compound that reduces the produc about was a victim_of these crimes? Now, how would you bad out there that there even have been horrible B-movies tion of testosterone. feel if the criminal was released, after a slap on the wrist, about it. Remember Soul M~n and One ofthe Boys? When Apparently, this chemic~! can reduce violent, deviant todoitagain?InDadecounty, forexample, thereare 1,800 Hollywood decides a problem is bad enough to make a comedy sexual behavior. felons convicted about, then it's about time to do something. Apply for any Hmmm ... whatapout of child molesta- scholarship you can. Ignore the lines about race and sex. If women?' If the mo Just round up all the rapists and child · fion. These you' re denied, sue. That's the only way things will change - lester is a female, will molesters, let Lorena wotk up a good sweat criminals have I by the court system that made this country great! they need a substance an average of 14 ~hat reduces estrogen and throw the leftovers somewhere where prior convic Chad Brunner levels? Let's see tions. Opinion editor here, chemical cas no one Will everfind them. . How would tration would be you feel if after equal to a chemical...hysterectomy? They could call it you or someone close to yoµ was victimized and you found Cf;'htral Florida Future something like insta-rectomy. . out that the criminal had 14 prior convictions and was still (c) 1995 The Central Florida Future, Inc. Does this bother anyone but me? Doesn't it seem a bit allowed to roam freely among society. They're vampires Offices: 12243 University Blvd. Orlando, FL 32817 brutal and barbaric? What about molesters' rights? Isn't feeding their sordid lust of innocent children. I feel every-. Newsroom: (407) 823-8192; FAX 823-9495 this unconstitutional? The right to bear testes ... it' sin there one should be given a second chance- it's the story of my Editor in Chief Dave Bauer somewhere ... look it up. life. But 14 offenses requires more than some psycho Managing Editor Katie Jones As a man, I'm horrified. It's just that I've really sort of therapy and rehabilitation in the big house. When a rapist grown attached to mine. I have a big problem with all of Sports Editor Jason Swancey and a child molester commit their crimes, they also be this. It's way too nice. I have a solution. Oh yes, I do. come thieves and murderers, destroying lives by taking Asst. Sports Editor Justin Delias · Picture this, if you will: Lore!1aBobbit and a guillotine. We what is not theirs to have. Entertainment Editor Sean Perry don't need no stink in' drug that transforms serial mole.sters Opinion Editor Chad Brunner into neutered nice guys. Save the tax money for something Photo Editor Armando Solares important, like Pell grants. We are lucky Sen. Wexler in office. A politician who's Copy Editor Richard Agster Just round up all the rapists and child molesters, let actually doing something!!! What a novel idea!!! 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Feb. 2, 1995 • The Central Florida Future • 7 Raise the "1inimum wage -- even burger flippers should make $5 an hour To put it simply, the minimum wage should be in sumer price index or some derivative ofan inflation gauge, creased, and 'the U.S. tax code needs to be revamped. 81~) 7'Zner Yee in order to assure low-wage earners' salaries J!laintain the Everyone with a job should make at least $5 per hour, and same purchasing power. This will not decrease company a new flat tax needs to replace our current federal income TI-IE YOlJNG REPlJBLIC profits, since companies tend to increase prices in sync tax. with increases in materials and consumer salaries. (How • Why would a conservative Republican believe in two ever, whoppers might cost $1.19 instead of $.99, but only such apparently ideologically opposite things? Because in Liberals criticize businessmen for lack of conscience because the fast food industry hasn't adjusted to meet cost reality, they are based · on the same premise: realistic in making the dollar, but they are wrong. As long as no ofliving increases for far too long. They are an example of capitalism. ethics are violated, there is no need to contemplate helping what happens in a minimum wage scheme without CPI Many people see capitalism as something abstract and the needy in the course of deals or transactions. The time adjustments). This is because our salaries tend to rise to ideological as presented by Adam Smith in his analogies of for this is after the money is made, and we simply don't do match prices charged, and those prices tend to match the the invisible hand of self-interest with a market economy. that. risi~g cost of raw materials. An annually adjusted mini However, Mr. Smith lived in a time with a more humani It is because of this greed and inability to share wealth, mum wage would assure no one is left behind. tarian culture. His time and place was the England of the by all Americans, after it is earned that requires an increase The flat tax would also ensure no one is left behind, past. The English believed that the poor should be taken in the minimum wage. since the Republican plan would not tax lower incomes care of. To the Victorians, it was an obligation of the rich I have never believed government should redistribute associated with minimum wage individuals or many lower to aid orphans, impoverished widows and the lower class wealth or be a source of dependency for any group. In a middle class workers. It would also reduce obstacles to the as a whole. Although they may not have actually invisible hand as people are actually on the done all these things, Adam Smith, like all English Perhaps some Americans do try to be battlefield making money, since motivation man, wanted to believe they did to some extent. would increase with the knowledge of lower So, although Smith never mentioned voluntary good neighbors, but as a group we taxation, of income. aid to the poor, philanthropy and humanitarianism Therefore, a flat tax would make it easier to (dt.. ·ived from the Judaeo-Christian heritage and simply cannot suCceed because of the make money, and a CPI-adjusted minimum wage not the humanism of liberals) was probably some would maintain the current purchasing power of thing he implicitly expected to co-exist with a free unwillingness to share after the battle. lower income wages. Some would claim this market. The problem is that in our century, there is little perfect world that gap would be filled by people caring for defies capitalism and conservative thought, but it doesn' t. sense of caring for our fellow man. Perhaps it is because their neighbors through private charities and church orga Christianity is shunned and God is dead to most of us, or nizations. But if the Victorians failed in this, then how can First, the greatest conservatives with the strongest perhaps we are simply a ruder, less genteel nation than the we, a much less caring century and nation, ever hope to moral justifications for right-leaning ideals are Christians. England of the p_ast. But this is for certain - we don't succeed? Perhaps some Americans do try to be good The church has always advocated helping the poor. Addi generally care for the bums .on the street, and we would neighbors, but as a group we simply cannot succeed tionally, market economists believe in paying workers prefer to buy egg-nog with our spare change than donate it because of the.unwillingness to share after the battle is won what they ar~ worth by supply-demand pressures. If a to the Salvation Army on Christmas. and the profit gained. burger-flipper was worth $4.25 in 1990, and thus had a Adam Smith probably envisioned an economically This is why a minimum wage increase is necessary. purc)lasing power of $4.25, than he· is worth a bit more efficient society where people worked to better themselves Such a greedy nation will never pay its high school stu today. Why? Because purchasing power is a better and their family, but where the prosperous and middle de~ts or lower class workers more than we have to. We indicator of ,one's labor value than simple dollars, and class had a sense of community and would use their want $.99 whoppers too much for that. The problem is that $4.25of1990 purchasing power equates to about $4.50 in earnings to help the poor. Like Carnegie and Vanderbilt while whoppers still costthe same, the price of living has 1994 dollars. Additionally, the minimum wage from the once said, one works and fights the battlefield of business · gone up. _Every. year, most Americans see a cost of living 1970' s would equate to more than $5.09 in 1994 dollars. In to earn the bottom line. No thought is given to the poor or rais~, roughly 2-3 percent of one's base salary, in the form other words, low income workers have actually taken a pay the competition's welfare in war. Yet, once the money is of a raise or bonus. McDonald's or Burger King doesn't cut between the 1970' s and today,. and a CPI-adjusted made, these men felt an obligation to return some to the have that kind of thing. minimum wage would simply ensure this decline will be poor and the needy. We don't do that today. The minimum wage needs to be attached to the con- halted. \V ll A b.. 6 v T I I N N 0 0 /I 1I J ~ 0 ~ 0 '\ © l1f11 T t:i (? N I I, b.. 6 tv1 " ~~I b.. GEORGit WA/JTE:P -ro PRouf; IO HIS FR 16)J[):S THAI THE' BR1DCi£ wAs sAFG BY ;:n.AMP1t-J4 uP AA.JD r::owAJ, BuT LlNR>RTU.NATE:LY HE CDULD1NT The Central Florida Future Classified February 2, 1995 START YOUR OWN BUSI- Word Processing NESS Specializing in Resumes with CLLJ[;,INFO fOQ.6ALb_ A unique business opportunity cover letters. FAST for the aggressive, self-starter 679-4836 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Student The Key West Rum co. Restau- PAGER - Beeps, vibrates, light, seeking to be his/her own Union meets Tues. 9 PM, PH 218 rant is taking Apps. for all time, alarm clock. 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Accompanied myself sickened yet curiou.sly impressed at on the guitar and keyboard by The Zen The Amazing Mr. Lifto, who hung a set of Master and The Enigma ( better known irons from his earlobes and violently swung as "F-k Face,") Jim Rose, freak show cement blocks from his nipple rings: He extrodinaire and ringmaster, bellowed finished off his grotesque act by dangling a out his high paced, nerve racking com suitcase from a ring in his tongue. Makes mentary. Later, he joined in the fun by you wonder what he must contrive in his rendering himself a human dartboard and spare time. swallowing four razor blades. All in all, the Jim Rose Circus y;as an The show contained acts such as enlightening start to the Nine Inch Nails knife-walking, saIJlurai-style . sword concert. They say your first you'll always tricks, a nail bed lying brick on the stom remember, and this one I most definitely ach smash, sword swallowing, and an won't soon -forget. But seeing someone Irish man stapling a dollar bill to his relish in anguish for the delight 9f 8,000 1 forehead with a stapler that would make . people didn't exactly inspire me to run to Bob Villa proud. "F-k Face" got into the nearest body piercing parlor so that I the scheme of things by smashing and co~Jd hang bundles of the Future from my eating a lightbulb, sticking his face di johnson. But then again maybe I'm just rectly into the red-hot sparks of a metal weird? grinder, and lighting a strand of 100 firecrackers on his torso. • Stephen Campbell F-10, Feb. 2, 1995 . Ifs fill Greek to nne by BRADLEY BLOOM Greek columnist It's going to be a busy week end for the newest sorority on campus. The Alpha Xi Delta soror ity, which became an official colony at UCF on Jan. 27, 1995, is participating in several social and fund-raising events throughout the semester, including two this week end. A non-alcoholic barbecue is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday evening, to help welcome AZD. The barbecue is being hosted by /\nother futile tree warning the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, and Alpha Tau Omega and Zeta Tau Alpha will also be in atten dance. On Saturday evening, the AZD's'will be attending another barbecue hosted by the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Following the barbecue, Sig Ep and AZD plan to escort one another to the UCF i basketball game. t To end their busy weekend, f AZD will hold a colony meeting ' ' consisting of 103 sisters on Sun day evening. One of the women th~t That's helped make everything possible is the AZD Social Chairman, Julie DeRose. An Auburn University graduate, DeRose is seeking her How Mally MBA in marketing at UCF and plans to graduate this August. If The AZD' s are excited CGradUates about making a home at UCF. "The administration and Greek system have been extremely supportive in ourcolonizatLon pro - - :-'U~Be- cess," said DeRose. She contin ued, "Many sororities have helped by putting signs up to welcome us." Acquiring a sorority house is a future goal for AZD. The first step is finding a place for a house. The university will likely be on top of that once AZD becomes an official Greek charter. DeRose explained that the sorority has ten Yea~. · .. tative plans to be chartered at the end of March. The only thing stopping ------· - AZD from being chartered then is whethernr not they meet the crite . ______.i.-- . ~-- ria set by their national headquar ters. Megan McGowen, a spokes person for AZD at UCF said, "We need to create chapter by-laws, to "• form a code of conduct and to appoint and train officers of the chapter." So far, AZD has been wel comed with open arms by both the university administration and the . Greek system. If everything goes as well for them as it has so far, AZD will have a stable home at UCF for a long time. Feb. 2, 1995 F-11 EL BDEB RESTAURANT Yilmboy goes solo dtil!jl't on his top 10 of '95 MjlKdjl:RI'l'jlS/ by DEREK KRAUSE I like to begin my official Chris tening by mentioning the best film of University Park Plaza Journey with me into the mind 1994. Red, the final film of Krzyzstof (Behind Ale House) ., of a film maniac. A film boy . Kieslowsk.i' s Trois Coleurs uilogy. is That's right, I've been un an incredible achievement in film 677-9102 iT LIV'1S M11SI£! H'~PPY ff'611R leashed yet again. As my sly intro in making, and to describe its perfection Wed - Sun • our first issue was transposed, due to would be trying to describe a Van ·· Mon - tri store hours: certain creative misunderstanding, I Gogh. Two scenes to give you just a Mon - Thurs 11 - 11 Mariachi and continue to lust for film. 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Look for a feature on former UCF star Chad Mottola, and how the strike is affecting him. WHOOP I MARY-LOUISE DREW GOLDBERG PARKER BARRYMORE , . photo/SOLARES Even though Nick Anderson was overlooked for the all-star • BOYS ON THE SIDE game, he will be competing in the three-point shootout. A motion picture that celebrates the art of survival, the.gift of laughter and the miracle of friendship. .Nick Anderson gets LE STUDIO CANAL+. REGENCY ENTERPRISES "'' ALCOR Fl LMS ""'''N' , NEW REGENCY/ HERA PRODUCTION ·'' """ HERBERT ROSS WHOOP! GOLDBERG MARY-LOUISE PARKER DREW BARRYMORE snubbed by all-star team "BOYS ON THE SIDE" " "',~\ DAVID NEWMAN ,.""": ;:,PATRICK McCORMICK , .~ ~,', ;,'.: ' I~~ DON ROOS "" PATRICIA KARLAN """'~~ DON ROOS ,. •.. ,.,,~'; ARNON MILCHAN. STEVEN REUTHER ,~,, HERBERT ROSS they throw their body on the line "'"''",',' HERBERT ROSS __...m...... _~ ..... - • v IRl-=~-::.1&-I.. . . &>w"'/S•O.,. 1... 1•1 -..11 1 loi.Jl ~ ,.. ... •l'I M•l/'" '\kl, , ... 11 ~ _-~ ""~",'. -"····.·-·---~·~~~-.: : ~.· ~~~·- w~ and are emotionally affected by Just kickin' it each outcome. It's called desire. 0 The big difference between STARTS FEBRUARY 3R by George May Nick Anderson this year and the Nick of old is that if he is cold from the outside, he will not let his emotions overtake him. J-:!e'll ick Anderson, drive the lane and get his points Orlando's first from the free throw line, or he'll N ever pick in the dish it off. NBA draft isn ' t the foundation of Anderson has al ways 4 the Magic organization. He isn't hustled, but now he seems more the team leader. He doesn't even focused, playing off his strengths DO YOU lead the team in any statistics; and and not forcing his shots. He has he certainTy isn't the Magic's pre always been a team player, but miere playmaker. now the team feeds off him as Then why is it that when much as he does them. SUFFER . Nick Anderson struggles, the Neglecting Anderson for the Magic lag, and when he shines, coaches' all-star picks typifies they ar~ unstoppable? how underrated he remains Where does Anderson fit throughout the league. Even FROM into an Orlando Magic team whose though he is in the three-point power rests in Shaq, whose brain shooting competition, he deserves is Penny, whose stamina is Royal a spot on the team. Ignoring his and whose desire and motivation contributions to tbe Magic's win comes from Grant? Simply put, ning percentage seems almost a • Nick Anderson is the heart. He is perfect reflection of how people (COLLEGE CRASH SYNDROME) the heart in a body ofplayers whose look at his career as a whole. conditioning seems to reflect the Brian Hill is just as guilty of Has buming the midnight oil zapped your GAS to the college marketplace, it's become Magic's performance. When· he neglecting Nick Anderson as the energy? Are you pooped out from all that quite the rage among students everywhere ..But stammers, so do the Magic. When rest of the league is. Hill used to studying? Have all those great week- don't just take our word for it. Take one he flows, the Magic do the same. go to Anderson in the clutch. Now, ends started catching up with you? or two pills for yourself and you'll Orlando is on the verge of a he's become very predictable by Are all the extra curriculars of college quickly see why so many students are dynasty that can be every bit as going to Hardaway and O'Neal. Anderson has proven himself in life draining your tank? Do you feel becoming Gas Fanatics. great as the Laker dynasty of the '80s, and just as Byron Scott, the the buzzer beaters, but Hill has like you're always running out of So for an energy buzz you won't often neglected piece of the Laker just pushed him out of the play gas? forget... UP YOUR GAS today! Find puzzle, played an undeniable hand books. Well then dudes ... it's time to out why some gas can actually be in th.eir success story, Anderson No, Andreson' s play isn't UP YOUR GAS®! You read it right. good for you. will have to do the same with the as pretty as Hardaway's floating UP YOUR GAS. It's the zany, new UP YOUR GAS is available at GNC, Magic. jump shots or as powerful as a energy pill with the outrageous and Nature Food Centers, Payless Drugs, On the court, Anderson Shaq Fu 's dunks, but focus in on unforgettable name. Gas is perfect Osco Drugs, Sav-On Drugs and shares many of the same traits as him next game. Look at his defensive as for the midday droops, the class Albertson's, as well as many other Scott. They are both streak shoot ers, often times struggling from signment. Notice how well they room slumps, athletic events, late pharmacies and health food stores. the perimeter for weeks. They both do against him. Watch Nick fight night studying or just about anytime If not available in your area, call play solid defense and are over for po_ints, and see how much the you need to rev your engine. 1-800-537-7671. (30's for $9.95; 60's for shadowed by their big name team game means to him. Only after Since introducing UP YOUR $14.95.) mates. They are both soft spoken doing this, will you, the fan, be off the court. Most importantly, able to see how much the Magic though, they hustle. Every game, truly depend on Anderson. Feb. 2, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 14 Also look for UCF Tennis to sv. ing into action. The men's team 1995 baseball team has proper mix of speed and power has their fir..,! match Fch. 8 against Stetson Uni\Crsit). The women's team starts Feh. 2 versus Bethune Cookman. BASEBALL, from page 16 base to right field where he'JI get "The team seems to have a to be full time player. more positive outlook this sea last season. Transfer Andy Moser Adrian Ellis, defensive back son," said forme~ UCF star Chad Hewlett-Packard wiII more than likely back up at from the football team, should help Mottola, who still trains with the .. ! .. ~ -- .!'ll ~ second this season, after spending back up the starters as well as give team in the preseason. 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Steve Golden and Brian Gomes to doubleheader at home against -~.._,.~ T' ) Last season' s projected be familiar faces coming out of Bethune-Cookman before hosting Classes begin soon power hitter, sophomore Adam . the bullpen when the.game's on a three-game set with the Univer for the April 22 Test! Johnson, has moved from the first the line. sity of Minnesota. LOCNrION STAR'rDATE 1995 UCF Baseball schedule Orlando, FL Rollins/UCF Feb. 18 Date Day Opponent Location Time Feb04 Sat Rollins Away 1 p.m. 63 hours o!live instruction INTENSIVE ' Feb05 Sun ROLLINS Home 1 p.m. MCAT ' four full-length diagnostic exams Feb IO . Fri Olive Garden Tourney Feb 11 Sat (Miami, N. Carolina, PREPARATION Call now to enroll! Georgia) Feb 12. Sun ~~CETON Feb 15 Wed BETHUNE-COOKMAN Home-DH 2p.m. ,.,, REVIEW Feb 17 Fri MINNESOTA- Home 3p.m. The Princetoo Review is na affiliated with Ptinceion UnivetSity Feb 18 Sat MINNESOTA Home 1 p.m. or the Ed1Ulilnlf resling Setvice. Pfloto 11y Ken Siwng. 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Mar04 Sat FIU• Home- DH 1 p.m. Mar08 Wed VANDERBILT Home 3p.m. •Landlords Mar 10 Fri Campbell• Away 2p.m. •Insurance Mar 11 Sat Campbell• Away- DH 12 p.m. ~ •Contracts Mar 13 Mon Florida A&M Away 7p.m. ?Traffic Tickets Mar 14 Tue Florida A&M Away 3p.m. Mar 16 Thur LONG ISLAND Home 7 p.m. ~, Need: Mar 17 Fri CHARLESTON• Home 7p.m. Mar 18 Sat CHARLESTON• Home- DH 1 p.m. · •A Will Mar20 Mon CLEVELAND STATE Home 7p.m. •A Name Change Mar22 Wed PORTLAND STATE Home 7p.m. " •Uncontested Dissolution Mar24 Fri SE Lousiana• Aw.ay 6:30 p.m. Mar25 Sat SE Lousiana• Away-DH. 1 p.m. UCF's Student Legal Services provides free Mar28 Tue Rollins Away 7p_m... legal consultation and representative in cer Mar 31 Fri CENTENARY~ Home 7p.m. CENTENARY• tain legal areas for qualified UCF students. AprOl Sat Home-DH 1 p.m. Apr04 Tue SOUTH FLORIDA Home 7 p.ni. 9 For inforrnation or an appointment Apr07 Fri Georgia State• Away 6p_m. 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To see if you qualify Deadlines are fast approaching for the intramural sports of for one of the many Marine Spring. The tennis doubles deadline is 2/3 and play begins 2/4. The Corps programs, call wiffleball deadline is 2/10 and play begins 2/ 11. Track and Field Captain Steve Merchant at meet deadline is 2/13 with play begining on 2/14. Then there's 1-800-432-2061. softball, so hurry up and form your team for a stiff season of soft The Few. The Proud. ~ ball competition. The deadline is 2/16 with the season running The Marines. ~ from 2/27 until 4/25.Either stop by the rec. services building by the ooL or call 823-2408. • Feb. 2, 1995 •The Central Florida Future • 15 1995 UCF Baseball roster Look to the Future sports section for Orlando Magic coverage throughout the season. , No. Name Class Position 1 Todd Tocco Senior IN 3 Esix Snead Freshman IN Wanted! 1 • 4 Alex Morales Junior OF Wrecked/Junk . 6 Chad Sheffer Junior IN 7 Adam Johnson Sophomore IF/OF Cars, Trucks, Jeeps, Vans 8 Todd Bcllhorn Freshman OF/P (Free Towing is available) 9 Rob Gladwin Senior IN 7 Out of State Titles Welcome! 10 Andy Moser Junior IN. Call: 658-7999 • 11 Tony Marillia Senior OF 12 Brad King Sophomore c 1-" 'W"' :. . . . {8a.m. - 8p.m.) 13 James Clark Freshman c 14 Brian Gomes Sophomore p • 15 Rookie Gage Senior IN 16 Scott Wiepking Freshman OF 17 - take Kaplan and get John Foran Senior p 19 Jay Veniard Junior p 20 Carey Weeden Junior p 21 Scott Loubier Junior c a higher score ... 23 Billy Bechtol Senior IN 24 Tim Riegert Junior p 26 Brian Scutero Senior -P 27 I Kevin Carroll Junior c 28 Matt Lubozynski Freshman p 29 Frank Campbell Junior IN .. 30 Jay Weaver Freshman IN 31 Rich Lawrence Junior p 32 Adrian Ellis Sophomore OF 33 George Betancourt Sophomore IN 35 Corky Beebe Freshman p 36 Mike Pastrana Freshman IN 37 Steve Golden Sophomore p Feb.4 38 Craig Cozart Junior p Feb.8 39 Travis Alston Freshman p More students take Kaplan's courses every 2 Jay Bergman head coach year than any other test prep company's. 5 Rob Sidwell catcher coach Call us today to find ~ut why. 25 Mike Maack pitching coach 34 Brett Ragland volunteer 1-ao·o-KAP-TEST coach KAPLAN The answer to the test question. Now Two.Locations to Serve You Better ·University and Goldenrod Oviedo Uni Gold Shopping Center Alafaya Square Shopping Center (next to Devaney's Bar). (On Alafaya Trail) 679-0778 365-8444 _Th_e~-~Fl-~F-~~~S~ports February 2, 1995 1995 Baseball Preview UCF looks to retum to TAAC Championship form this season by KEN JACKSON goal is to play hard every game, Staff writer one game at a time, and avoid and JASON SWANCEY looking ahead. Hopefully it' ll pro Sports editor duce a good season." ) Also missing last year was "Strike three, ball four, walk adequate depth at shortstop and the runner and tie the score ... " catcher. Chad Sheffer, a transfe r No, the big league from Florida State, is pegged to ballplayers haven't settled their start at short. differences with management, Junior Scott Loubier, com (and no, Damn Yankees isn'tplay ing off a knee injury, should start ing at the UC7), but the sounds of behind the plate. with sophomore the national pastime have returned Brad King backing him up. Sheffer to UCF as the Golden Knights' also adds speed to a lineup that baseball team gears up for another Jost former outfielder Matt season of competition in the Trans Amman's speed to the draft fol America Athletic Conference. lowing l?st season. The Golden Knights are Another glaring stat from looking for a retum gig to the last year was the Golden Knights NCAA Tournament, which they power production, or lack thereof. competed in after winning the Ttie team hit just 16 home runs TAAC Championship in 1993. last year, while former UCF star After a middle of the pack show outfielder Chad Mottola hit 16 by ing last year, head coach Jay himself in 1992. · Bergman hopes to reach "The Big "We didn't hit enough home Baseball Dance" once again. runs at home, but then again we It will not be easy, though. didn't hit too many on the road, "The TAAC is a tough divi either," Bergman said. sion to win every year," Bergman Elsewhere around the dia said. "I'm not sure who's return- . mond, the starting lineup is full of ing who, but all the teams are famifiar faces. Seniors Todd extremely strong." Tocco and Rob Gladwin are fight The tough quest will begin ing for the starting first base job. soon, as the team plays cross-town But even the loser should see rivals, the Rollins Tars, on the plenty of playing time. road Saturday and at home on "The one who doesn't win . Sunday. the job will probably be our desig "What this team lacked last nated hitter," said Bergman. year was mental toughness," Second base has seen famil Bergman said. "As for our atti iar companion and team captain, tude this year, we've worked on photo/KO BIA Eric Golden, leave. Even though mental toughness, and hopefully Junior pitcher Tim Riegert should help boslter a Golden Knights pitching corps that lost this team will mature quick! y. Our staff ace Mike Halperin to the draft following last season. see BASEBALL, page 14 Speedy senior Tony Manillia sees a more upbeat team in 1995 fall practice since I've been here," Marrillia D Tony Marrillia and Alex said. Morales lend explosive The lightning-quickMarillia knows his speed and veteran experi leadership quality is paramount to this team and so do his teammates. ence to the Golden "Tony brings a lot ofleadership to this Knights' outfield. team along with his ability to hit the ba11 all over the field and steal the bases that we need," said centerfielder Alex Morales. Consistency and a tough mental atti by MARK LOYD tude, however, are the keys for Marrillia, Staff writer whose junior season was anyt_hing but that. The talent aspect of the game was not a Speed, consistency and a great glove problem. It was just tho-se two items that made Willie Mays one of the greatest brought his game down last year. Over the centerfielders to ever step on the dusty dia summer, he realized his weaknesses.and has mond. These same three attributes make UCF now turned them into one of his many 1eftfielder Tony Marrillia one of the best ever strengths. to don a UCF uniform. With his game plan not working out last I had a chance to chat with one of the season, I asked Marrillia what is the plan for true talents on the Golden Knights' baseball this season. · teall), left fielder Tol)y Marrillia - a 5-10, "To take one game at a time and never 185-pound senior from Tavares. underestimate the opponent," he responded. The speedy senior trained hard during Marri1lia feels that once again the winning the offseason by working out consistently. He attitude is back in the air, and it's circulating also played in a league in Wichita, KA. He's throughout the team. ready for a repeat of his sophomore ~eason - There is a little bad news, however. a sea on in which the Golden IS-nights became Marrillia is a senior and this university is the TAAC's inaugural champions. going to lose this quality player. Marrillia That year Marillia put up phenomenal loves Jhe game of baseball dearly and has numbers: a .323 average and an amazing base dreams of making the big leagues someday theft percentage, 21 out of 27 attempts. and feels that if he doesn't make it as a The leftfielder said the team is ready to player, there's always coaching. get back to the that brought them to the form "I just hope to give something back •\ regionals. to the sport that has given me so much," photo/KOBIA ·The team has probably had the best Marrillia said. The Golden Knights centerfielder had 21 stolen bases last season.