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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 11, September 28, 1995" (1995). Central Florida Future. 1363. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1363 What to expect against top-ranked McNeese State, in The Gridiron Report-p. 9 cen Flori Future
Quest for UCF.diversity a long-term challenge
by JOHN DYSERT to realize their full potential. Managing editor The Office of Diversity Ini tiatives has a comprehensive di UCF'scelebrationofDiver versity work plan that supports its • sity Week is winding down, but own five broad goals. working toward total diversity is an on-going task that officials say They include: • will always continue. •Establishing structures and As more women and mem procedures that support the uni bers of ethnic minority groups versity goal of becoming more · enter the workplace, they will in inclusive and diverse; • evitably seek higher education. • Creating a pedagogical According to UCFPresident sound curriculum that reflects the John Hitt, UCF plans to be ready. pluralism of society; "Diversity Week is a great • Designing a comprehen week," said Hitt. "Let me put it sive employee recruitment and this way-you wouldn't teach art retention process at all levels; without a studio, you wouldn't • Developi,ng a better un teach science without a labora derstanding of and support for stu tory, so how could you have a dent diversity, inclusiveness and university that doesn't reflect the retention; and real world which students will •Developing diversity part enter when they graduate." nerships with organizations, ex UCF is addressing these is ternal to the university, such as sues' through the Office of Diver school systems, colleges, busi sity Initiatives that was established nesses, and local, regional and in 1994, two years after Hitt ar national organizations. rived at UCF and identified "be "Learning is learning to coming more inclusive and di work with diverse people," said verse" as one of the university's Hitt. "One of the major goals we five goals. have at UCF is to ha. ve an interna The mission of the office is tional focus on our campus. We to foster a campus culture that. will achieve our goals, it will just · values and manages differences, take time and dedication." The group from Sweden receives an award for best exhibit. Later, Morocco won the. award enhances productivity and affords for best food, while India claimed the award for best overall presentation during Diversity week. all individuals with opportunities see DIVERSITY, page 4 Marching Knights gain national respect at FSU by DORIS BLOODSWORTH sounded great. I was very im • Staff writer pressed." Five days a week, the The scoreboard lights were Marching Knights practice along • turned off, and technically, the side the football team under the game was over. watchful eyes of Director Richard But 240 members of the Greenwood, with assistance from • Marching Knights band joined UCF graduate, Ron Ellis . with 6,000 UCF fans to take over They also receive help from Doak Campbell Stadium Satur Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa day night in a post-game celebra Psi, the music sorority and frater tion that resembled spontaneous nity. combustion. The sweat and endurance Not only had the football required to pull off a halftime show team earned national respect on are very real. the field, the marching band had A researcher from Indiana performed its half-time show in University monitored the vital front of 76,000 fans and FSU's signs of a marching band member highly regarded marching pro during a performance. Three min gram. utes into the halftime show, the Standing ovations for visit vital signs were equivalent to that ing bands are uryheard of in Talla of a marathon runner halfway hassee - the Marching Knights through a race. received two. In addition to the rehearsal ''The UCf band did a ter time on the field, members must rific job," said Pat Dunnigan, di use their own time to memorize photo/STRODE rector of the FSU Marching The football team was not the only group to gain attention in Tallahassee. The Marching - ·
Chiefs. ''The_y looked _great2 they see BAND, page 3 Kni hts took full advantage of the 76,000 fans and national attention to show their talents.
· \. Insjde .,.~- ,:::-:: ... /.t: .::=;:''''''~, ... ,,,:::=:~/ '.,:;=:::r· ,,,. :·::::<:·:·:· ,J=r'::::: .}:''''''''" ''·'·''? News 1-5 Opinion 6-7 Classifieds 8 13-17 Dove Shack and Twinz headline the rap sheet- F- 2 Features ~~t.tmJL~~~~~4 Gridiron Report/ Sports 9-12/ 18-20 2 • The Central ~lorida Future • Sept. 28, 1995 CREOL's cutting edge research
take I brings international acclaim to UCF 1· by DORIS BLOODSWORTH tional acclaim to UCF. of CREOL, has made recruiting I. Staff Writer Current research encom talent hi main priority. He be passes all areas of laser and opti lieves that hiring the be t p ople I A green laser beam slice cal processes and devices, from and keeping resources focused on across the room, alongside a sta eyeglasses to ultra-fast lasers, research bring the greatest re lagmite-shaped ruby crystal. whose short pulses are measured wards. I It could be a scene from in trillionths of a second. The result is a 21-member "Star Wars," but it's actually the Current cutting edge re faculty anda highly technical taff internationally recognized Cen search now being conducted in that represents the top minds of ter for Research and Education in volves lab experiments which du over 25 countries. Optics and Lasers, known as plicate conditions similar to the ·There are three places you CREOL. interior of stars. , can get a comprehensive optic Some of the most advanced Another area of research is education in the United States," More students take Kaplan's courses every research in optics and lasers in the non-linear optics, a process which Soileau said. "We are one of world is being conducted at the year than any other test prep company's. increases the intensity of light in them." • $6.5 mi_llion facility, located 1.5 order to change its direction. This Last year, I 0 graduate stu Call us today to find out why. miles south of the UCF. technology provides on and off dents were selected for the CREOL 1-800-KAP-TEST Developments such as the ramps for the information super program out of 300 applicants. • growth of laser crystals and solid highway. Those selected had an average KAPLAN state lasers have brought interna- Dr. M. J. Soileau, director score of 1344 on the Graduate The answer to the test question. Record Examination. L Visiting scholars, originat A Complete Exa01 & Xray~ A special dental care offe'r for UCF students... ing from 25 countries, account for Welcome to East Orlando Dental. over I 0 percent of the CREOL 0110 (INITIAL) 0274 (4 BITEWINGS) I'd like you to come in and get student body. One undergraduate acquainted with your new dentist and student working with Dr. Dave F QR $9 ! Hagan was named to USA Today's save a few dollars. • (A $65 value) George Yarko, D.D.S. AH-Academic team. A new 82,000 square foot Current UCF ID required East Orlando CREOL building should be com Take advantage ofexcellent dental care at pleted on the UCF campus by De • very comfortable prices. Just bring this DENTAL cember, 1995. The facility will certificate with you on your first visit. Certified: Implant Prosthetics; Member: American Dental Association, Academy of house state-of-the-art laboratories See you then! Qffer expires l 213119 5 General Dentistry, Academy for Sports Dentistry, Florida with high temperature ovens, Dental Association, Central District Dental Association, • UCF TEAM DENTIST Greater Orlando Dental Society; Extensive experience and femto-second lasers and optical postgraduate training in TMJ • coaters. The original CREOL fa 11780 E. Colonial Drive cility, built in 1987, consisted of I At the corner of Hwy. SO _and Alafaya Dr. Ii i> our office polic) 1ha1!h e palienl and any Olhcr per..on re>pon>ible for paymcnl ha' !he righ1 lo refuse 10 pay. cancel payment or be reimbur.;ed for payffiem for any 01her service. examinalion. I three classrooms and a trailer. or lr
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Marching Knights gain national exposure with strong showing at FSU
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music and learn dance, flag and ba ton routines. Many of the band and auxil iary members spend their off-season time in related activities. Twenty five members spend their summers in drumcorps, a highly competitive form of marching. In fact, UCF professor of per cussion, Jeff Moore, works with Madison Scouts, one of the top mu sic programs in the United States. Some members of the color guard compete at Winter Guard Interna tional finals. Susan Gordon, a UCF student • and dance team captain, has com peted in dance competitions since she was 7 years old. The twirlers hold numerous titles, including Karen Digman, the reigning Senior Majorette Queen of America. Since Greenwood arrived in 1988, the band has grown from 70 to 240 members. The growing pains from this success mean some mem bers have marched in jeans and t shirts due to a shortage of uniforms - even some instruments are bor rowed from local high schools for half-time shows. And while it is not unusual for a marching program at an estab lished university such as FSU to enjoy a yearly operating budget of $200,000 to $300,000, UCF's bud get does not even come close. However, the Marching Knights have drawn the attention of UCF president John Hitt. and Stu dent Government Association sena tor Tom Amumdrud. Hitt has formed an ad hoc com mittee to look into the needs of the marching band. Ed Neighbor, asso ciate vice president, will serve as chair. Amundrud, the first band '1 member to be elected to the SGA senate, has pledged to look into the needs of the band when he deter mines overall campus needs. "After all, the marching band is the largest student organization on campus (Other than Panhellenic/In terfratern i ty/N ational Pan hel lenic Council)," he said. VGF.had been playing to Juke- , " warm hometown crowds, however the football team and band traveled to Samford College, in Birmingham, Alabama, a few years ago where the band received a stan.ding ovation. From Samford College to a near-capacity crowd at FSU, the Marching Knights still perform mostly for fun. And the band agrees success was never so sweet,as when the FSU Marching Chiefs played its famous PLEASE SEND ME APPLICATIONS FOR tomahawk chant while the UCF THE FOLLOWING STUDENT LOANS: Marching Knights responded. by D Citibank .Federal Address. ______Apt. _____ playing its fight so,ngs. Stafford loan (subsidized and unsubsidized) City______State ___Zip _____ As drum major Jill Falco said D Citibank Federal PLUS loan Telephone ______to the members of the band after (for parents of dependent students only) Saturday's game, "That was the best. D Citibank Graduate loan Program Social Security#~------.,.--~------It was total fun!" 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GILLEY : I Opening Celebrarion on Monday cal Genius: The Contributions of I Greek columnist ' i · featured a procession of nearly 150 people of African Descent," fea turing Glovis Creative Associates, students representing various eth Greeks at UCF participate in many events during the school year. c ~~ nic groups, majors and affiliations. will be held at the President's One activity that Greeks take time out for are intramural sports. Sports '.' ~j~ Bagpiper Scott Meredith played as Boardroom. such as football, basketball, softball, volleyball and floor hockey gjve ) j: he Jed the procession. •Today - I to 3 p.m. A both the fraternity brothers and the sorority sisters a chance to compete ;~: Participating in the proces wheelchair slalom course will be against other Greeks as well as independent teams. sion was Black Hawk and his three held in the Student Center Audi According to Jim Wilkening of Rec. Services, "about half of the year-old son, Young Eagle, the torium. teams are Greek." grandson and great-grandson of the •Friday - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. And why do the Greeks form teams to play rhe intramural sports? legendary Apache Chief Geronimo. A Diversity Video Festival will "I think it's a good thingforeverybody," says Vince Virga,ofLambdaChi • The UCF Air Force ROTC be held at the Student Activities Alpha. "Everybody has fun out here." As for preference in playing other performed a presentation of colors Centerfeaturingthefollowingpro Greek teams rather than independent teams, Virga says, "Everybody gets at the opening celebration, and the · grams: "TrueColors,""ThePower a little more fired up when we play [Greek teams such as] Pike or Sigma UCF Army ROTC gave a Diversity Dead Even Rule and other Gender Chi." Week Salute. Differences," "Gay Issues in the Matt Chancey, Pike's quarterback is in his second year of playing • Janet Panka and Monte workplace," "The Ten Command football for Pike, said "I like the competition and the challenge and to go Watkins receivedcertificates forde- ments of Communicating with out there every week, compete and still feel athletic. It's a good thing." veloping Diversity Week's com- people with Disabilities," and Chancey adds his opinion on playing other Greek teams. "The Greek puter-generated logo. "Living together on Campus." teams practice a lot more and it's better competition." Chancey makes a lot of the decisions on who plays on the Pike football teams. URLANDU ·auTDttURS Pike actually had 40 or 50 guys try out for its A and B teams for football this year. Chancey explains, "Cutting that down to I Oplayers was 1The ~milY Suaalies reall'y hard." 1camping For The Keith Ferguson, Phi Gamma Delta's past president, showed up last Adventurous Thursday to see Pi Beta Phi beat Delta Gamma in volleyball, 2-0. Store Ferguson shares why he likes participating in Greek sports. "When you Exalorer get into college, it's hard to be active physically- working-out is not too Mon-Sat exciting - so the sports give us a chance to play games and basically be 9am-7pm kids again." Last year, Fiji came in first overall for the sports competition, and competes with the six large fraternities at UCF. 8525 East Colonial DP.• Orlando, R. 82807 On the sororities side of intramural sports there is still a lot of ---=- -- ·----- competition and sometimes injuries. Zeta Tau Alpha, Activities Director WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES! ALL SIZES • 1WIN TO KING! Diane Johnson, no longer plays on Zeta's basketball team due to a broken collar bone last season. "It was my. first basketball game since eighth grade. She [Katie Camber of Pi Bela Phi] just happened to hit me in the right spot." Johnson only sits on the sidelines for basketball. "I play ., volleyball, soccer, flag football and softball." Pi Beta Phi has more than double the amoiint of sis.ters needed for both its football and volleyball teams. Its volleyball coach is a graduate QUALITY FIRM DELUXE FIRM SUPER DELUXE FIRM from Stetson University, and they have decided to coach themselves for s39 •FULL s49 $ •FULL *J9 ·~~.lf>c . s99 Ea . Pc. 59 Ea. Pc. flag football. "Pi Phi's best sport is basketball," Jen Alvarez of Pi Phi TWIN ° ~~i~~ SSS TWIN • ~~i~~ s99 ·~~i~~ s119 excitedly says. "We have a lot of fun." Ea. Pc. • KING s59 Ea. Pc. . ' Ea. Pc. Ea. Pc. ' ~~~~c. s99 . ~~~~c. s119 In order for a team to qualify to play in the intramurals, there are a few requirements that need to be met. One is a $30 deposit per team or $90 BED FRAMES i AlalayaT~CF per organization. Also, an entry form must be completed and in on time. HEAVY DUTY Lastly, each team must have a referee complete the referee clinic with • TWIN $19.95 • QUEEN $29.95 Recreation Services. According to Jim Wilkening of Recreation Services, •FULL $19.95 •KING $39.95 Delta Gamma is not competing in football, and Kappa Delta is not SR436 competing in volleyball due to not having a referee complete the clinic. Wilkening would like everyone to know that the deadline for National teams to sign-up for baseball is Oct. 9, and the basketball deadline FURNITURE & BEDDING is Oct. 30. Recreation Services is looking for referees for both of " these sports. If you are interested, contact Jason Currier with/ , Free 1520 E. SR 436 (Semoran Blvd.) (.______. l Recreation Services. r.______. l Layaway Fern Park• 407-332-8335 1=1 [ _.. i
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o President Clinton discusses proposed cuts in Financial Aid. o .Kevin Koenig talks about the local effects of Education cuts. O Dan Griffin with a satirical political prediction O Pat Fox, Opinion Editor -relays environmental concerns from the Sierra Club
The Central Florida Future welcomes your I~tters and articles. Submissions may be brought to · ouroffices on disk, Faxed to 823-9495, or E-mailed to the editor at [email protected]. ·call for de tails. Call now. Call often. ·Newt postures a threat over the budget
Why do I get the impres cJRiral Florida Future sion that this budget problem is Office Location nothing more to some politicians than a high-staked game of political furor Bridge? Well, perhaps it is more fueled by the than that, after all, political egos upcoming UCF are on the line. But you can bet · elections by that proposed budget cuts are go suggesting ing to cause no discomfort to the that responsible leadership would extent the debt limit beyond Alafaya T_r_ai_I _____• likes of Newt Gingrich. In the most the political season. recent ploy to throw his weight around, he has threatened to let But that would endanger Newt's promises contained in -----D-D~----, : D the United States default on its debts, unless the Clinton the Contract With America, wouldn't it. administration adopts the GOP plan for balancing the budget. But then, I don't recall the flurry of voters who de While this is by no means the first-time Congress has manded change in the last election ever crying out for cuts in presented last minute threats as the deadline for extending education, Medicare and protection of the environment. D D f- D government's borrowing authority, a White House surrender I wonder if he really thinks this is what Americans had CJ ii. would hit us right in the pocket. in mind. My guess is most conscientious voters thought about q I would have more sympathy for the Speaker's stance if the waste in government when they saw the possibility of he were going to be affected by these budget cuts. He is not in balancing the budget. Stupid things like the mountain of 51!< Burger the position of being a struggling student trying to make ends paperwork it takes some federal employees in order to request \ p. King meet going through college, or even an average American a new box of paper clips could be eliminated without harm. -.~- parent trying to. foot the college bill for a couple of kids. How many of you get checks from the strange leftovers Nor is he an American of average means wonied about in the peculiar array of financial aid programs that are in the what cuts to medicare will mean in an attempt to support aging amounts of less than two dollars? parents. No. All of these things are quite removed from Newt. I say if there needs to cuts in Education, let the financial cJ~tral Florida Future "I don't care what the price is. I don't care if we have institutions keep the $1.43 check, the wages paid to the worker © 1995 Campbell Communications, Inc. no executive offices, no bonds for 60 days," Gingrich told the that had to make out the check, the cost of the envelope and the . Offices: 11875 High Tech Ave .. Suite 250. Orlando, FL 32817 Public Securities Association, as reported by AP. postage, and that should be a very good start at solving the Newsroom : (407) 823-8054; FAX 823-9495 Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin alluded to the heated problem. Editor ...... Sean Pen-y Managing Editor ...... John Dysert News Editor ...... Jeff Hunt Sports Editor ...... Jason Swancey Features Editor ...... Derek Krause Opinion Editor ...... Pat Fox Photo Editor ...... Jeff Hunt Copy Editor ...... Richard Karman Production Manager ...... Pete Matchett Staff Writers: Laura Bundy, Darren Crovitz, Dear Editor. Justin Delias, Dan Griffin, About the gun control commentary by Joseph Nadeau. Ken Jackson, Pat Karsnick, Marc Loyd, Dear Editor, which ran August 24th: Joseph .Nadeau, David Swartz, Jr., For the first lime since taking office, President Clinton This is the finest article/commentary on gun control I Tim Springer, Michael White has authored an op-ed for use in college papers. The subject is have ever read. I only hope this work is eligihle for a Pulitzer something that is on the minds of not elected officials in Prize. It sums up everything so accurately and precisely that Business Office: (407) 823-8054; FAX 823-9495 Washington, but millions of college~tudenls and their parents I could not think to add anything that could sway people to President ...... Stephen Norris as well: The Congressional Majority's proposals to make believe that gun control is a failure. Business Manager ...... Richard Agster drastic cuts in education. The best defense against crime is to ann citizens, not Advertising Manager ...... Donald Bates, Jr. Please find enclosed the President's op-ed and an strip them of their own right to defend oneself. Mr. Nadeau, I Distribution Manager ...... Jonathan Evans ''Education Alert" prepared by the White House outlining the wish you much success in your career. You are certainly off Opinions expressed in The Central Florida Future are those of the President's plan to strengthen education and Republican to a fine start. newspaper or its individual columnist~ and not necessarily those of the proposals to cut access to higher education. We hope that the Sincerely, University administrarion or Board of Regents. Letters to the editor President's op-ed sheds light on the critical issues that Con Steven Kerstein must be typed and include the author's signature, major, and phone number. Letters are subject to theeditingof grammar and for space, and gress will be debating in the coming days and weeks-issues Class of '88 (Engineering) become the property of the newspaper, subject to their publication. Tiie that will directly impact the lives ofcollegestudentsacross the Central Florida Fu111re is a free, campus newspaper published twice country. Mr. Kerstein, weekly through the fall and spring semesters, and once weekly through Sincerely, the summer sem~. ters. Campbell Communications is not associated I am pleased to have presented this article, and likewise, with the University of Central Florida. Single copies are free; additional Lonie McHugh happy that it was so appreciated. Keep reading. copies may be purchased at the Future office for $.50 each. Media Affairs Director -Pat Fox, The White House. Opinion Editor September 28, 1995 •The Central Florida Future • 7 Powell-for the sensible middle ground The Hurricane Erin journal
In an earlier column, I ad dressed the possibility of a 1996 Ross Perot presidential campaign. It stands to reason that I should talk about Colin Powell, whoalsoseems ...... ~::::.. to be contemplating an Independent run. I like Powell. What's not to is forthcoming. He was a career like? He is a Vietnam veteran who military man, and most of his values 12:00A.M. Erin's eye (she's helped lead the U.S. to victory in the his position is "moderate," and to spring from the right side of the It's August first. a Cyclops) is about a hundred miles Now wait a second. Before offshore. The wind is really begin Persian Gulf War. He has served his those who are weary of bickering political spectrum. I do not believe you start shouting, "No it's not. It's ning to gust now. The rain is coming country well, which is more than I and partisanship in government, that that li~rals will fawn over him like down sideways. can say for somebody who got is a welcome stance. But will Powell they would over Jesse Jackson, or September 28th!" I mean as I'm writing this it's August first. Hurri I :00 A.M. I am currently elected in 1992. keep his politics his own and not like they do over "Klinton." cane Erin is only about six hours sleeping. Powell was raised in a g<>OO, compromise his convictions? Powell was a high-ranking solid family; he is strongly grounded general in the military, where loy away. Now, weeks after the storm, 2:00 A.M. I am rudely awaken in the work ethic and opposes affir alty and honor are highly regarded. you've long forgotten about the hur by something cold and wet on my mative action. He opposes gun con I like Powell That is simply not the case with ricane, but presently, it's very much face. At first I thought the roof had trol, is pr~death penalty and pro Whafs not to like? Washington. Once clear objectives the hot topic, especially if you live. sprung a leak, but as it turns out it choice. What's more, he is a Black are set, the military' s goal is to reach in Brevard County, which is where was my dog's nose. She's either American. As a conservative, I re those objectives, to get things done. I am right now. It should also be frightened by the wind and rain or noted that the previous sentence was gard Powell's qualifications - not As a former moderate, I can I do not need to repeat myself about she has to pee really bad. I'm hoping sheisjust scared. his race and color - as highly im understand Powell's desire to em Washington here. compound/complex to the second portant, but I am intrigued that he brace the best of both worlds of the Powell comes across as a no degree, but was still grammatically Well, now that I'm awake I could become our first Black presi political spectrum, and to believe in nonsen.se man. He favors racial har correct. can make s9me more weather ob dent (as well as our first Indepen what he thinks is right, regardless of mony without twitching his leg to For the past few hours my servations. Evidently, the brunt of family and I have dent one). Although Powell said he labels. However, I will have nag the left. He stood up to President the storm is does not intend to be a "model," ging doubts about his campaign's Cl in ton when the draft-dodger tried been bracing for At first I thought the over land , or calling his possible victory an inspi success if he gives up anything to to use the military as a lab for a the storm. For in more specifi ration to black Am~rica would be an appease those who do not have social experiment. People want a stance, we've roof had sprung a leak, cally , over me. understatement. America's best interests in mind competent, relevant president who cleared the yard but as it turns out it I've never seen Powell's autobiography, My (translation: liberal Democrats). wiH help America feel good about of any loose ob the wind blow American Joumey, hit bookstores Rigidity may be Ross Perot's pol iti itself. For many, Colin Powell is the jects. It's been was my dog's nose. this hard. It recently, and he toured the country, cal fatal flaw; Powell's flexibility man to put in the White House. I scientifically looks like the signing it. In the book, he criticizes could be his. hate to digress, but if he is elected shown that if the She's either frightened Hurricane An both Democrats and Republicans. Colin Powell may bea liberal and attempts to make Washington windpicksupany by the wind ·and drew news Some critics insist that Powell should dream come true - he is a highly work, he may find himself in a po seemingly harm footage I re run as a GOP candidate. I would successful Black man who is run litical Vietnam as a soldier in the less object, such rain or·she has to member see as a cotton ball, it ing a couple •) prefer it if he did; his chances of ning for president - but I do not thick of a battle that he cannot hope winning would improve. However, think that left-wing support for him to win. can become a pee really bad. years ago. dangerous pro- Trees are jectile capable of piercing an ar blowing violently, wildly thrashing mored tank. So, for safety reasons, back and forth. I'm asking myself, What to do about your lazy co-workers we've painstakingly ensured that "How much longer will thi? go on? there are no loose cotton bal Is roam How much damage will be done? ing around the back yard. And how did I write that one o'clock D Despite the The media is all over the hur observation?" frustration, it's still ricane story. Right now every local 3:30 AM. The cable went out a TV station is broadcasting hurri little while ago and the power has been the best bet to give cane coordinates, predictions and sporadic. The wind has got to be blow your job your all preparedness measures. Every sta ing at least 65 miles an hour (that's even if others don't tion except FOX of course; they're 1298 kilometers per hour for any Inter see iflcan come up with a few ideas. keeping on top of the event by play national Students familiar with the First, we have J.R. The next time ing re-runs of Married. .. With Chil metric system). How many people have working diligently to put together a someone witnessed him asleep in dren. In addition, all the news teams 5:30 AM. It's two hours later you heard say, "I love my job!" sample of what Harry had worked the storage room, on the job, they have reporters on scene here in and the conditions are no better. The Well, I am one of the few and proud on for two months. When finished, could run to the boss and say, "Oh Brevard County, which they are newspaper deliverer just flew past the Americans that can say that. It is the she went to the boss, presented it, my gosh, there is a bum passed out playfully referring to as "the Death window in an upward direction. That is attitude of my co-workers that an and said, "If you like the idea, I in the storage room! What wi 11 hap Zone." not a good sign. noys me. I am sure you all can relate would gladly continue the project pen when he awakes? I'm fright If you regularly write humor 6:30 AM. Daybreak finally is to the co-worker that does abso and give you a full report by the end ened, please come and look!" Ha! . columns like some guy I know, here, but there isn't much improve lutely nothing towards team effort. of the week." "Thank you so much Or easier, we could have just you're topic list will rapidly be ment on the storm situation. For the They are usual Iy the ones that, when Jane, this is very impressive, the end superglued parts of him to the bench come depleted and you 'JI be willing past four and a half hours the weather the Boss appears, seem to make of the week will be fine," the boss he was laying on. Then we have to write about anything, such as has been squally. I'm not positive as to everything look good. Lets see if I said. The following day at the em "FastJane."I'll tell you what! would violent weather. So long as there's what that term means, but it sure is fun can come up with a few examples. ployees' meeting, Harry was wait- have done ifI were Harry. I would electricity zipping through my com to say. Squally! Squally! J.R. notices the boss approaching. have typed a memo that read, "I am puter, I'll keep a storm log. If the "How are you feeling today?" "Hi, Mr. Boss. I was just in the back so ashamed of what I have done. I power goes offthen I'll be forced to "Squally!" breakroom and noticed the tables Slackers get the have stolen the idea of a fellow - God forbid - write with an actual Hurricane Erin has been down and floor were disastrous! I took a same raise as the employee. Please take my apology pen and paper type literary system graded to Tropical Storm Erin. The little time in cleaning it up. I hope and find it in your heart to forgive without an automatic spell check. news reports are stressing, even though you don't mind. I left my other work one's who are me quietly . Harry is your real idea Gulp. the worst is over, DO NOT GO OUf fora bit to do it." "Oh, good job," the man. Regretfully yours,Jane."Then 9:00 P.M. The weather fore SIDE AND DRIVE AROUND. So bo says.'Thank you fortaking the actually dedicated I would have placed it secretly on casters are predicting that Hunicane I'm preparing to go outside and drive initiative." When in fact J.R. had to their job. the boss'sdesk. Or vindictively taped Erin will make landfall in a few hours. around, because I've got to be at work overheard Sally in the breakroom a sign on her back, reading "Hi, my The wind is starting to pick up a little, by 7:30. ay, "Ican'tstand this mes , I'll just name is Jane if you give me a chance but there's no rain yet. They're saying *Hey Look! An Interacti veCol clean it up myself." Maybe that was ing for hi bigmomenttopresenthis I'll steal your ideas!" Ha! thattheeyeof thestorm looks like it will um nis t ! E-mail me at a male-female sexist example on idea to the boss, when suddenly the The sad truth about this situ pass over Vero Beach, but the most [email protected] and tell me my part. I'll change the next ex boss passed out a memo of Jane's ation is, when raises come around intense storms are north of the eye. your hurricane stories. ample around. project and asked all the employees the slackers get the same raise as the Harry worked on a project for to view it. You can imagine how one's who are actually dedicated to two months, trying to perfect it. The Harry felt. I guess he could have their job. I know this situation all too REMINDER: new project would help him gain the stood up and whined, "That was my wel I, and I am sure at some time you confidence of his new boss. Jane idea! She copied it." I'm sure that may have witnessed it, too. So what President Clinton's opinion happened to walk by and see the wouldn't have appealed to the boss. do "we" do? Exactly what our par column will run in Tuesday's project on Harry· s desk. She quickly So what do we do with these ents teach us. Worry about yourself, viewed it and got the gist of the idea. non-working, idea- stealing slack be the best you can be, and in the end paper. Be sure to get it. Returning to her desk she began ers that look good to the boss? Let's you will come out ahead. The Cefitral Florida Future Classified September 28, 1995
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10 •The Central Florida Future• Sept. 28, 1995 Player profile CENTRAL FLORIDA'S EllII.. ElllYf)ll OOLLEGE mGH smooL 1995: Registered eight tackles Major: Liberal Studies. against FSU, the number one D.O.B.: December 25, 1973. ranked I-A team in the country. Personal Goals on the Gridiron: 1994: Practiced with the team but . ' "It is a personal goal of mine that did not play. our defense play as a team." Personal Highlight: "It was a 1993: Credited with 27 tackles, highlight for me when our defense three for a loss. stepped up and stopped the Finished second on the team number one ranked team in the in sacks with I 0 for a team high EKIYOR country on fourth down."· 52 yards lost. Class of 1991 at Spruce Creek Favorite NFL Teams: Minnesota Home of Forced three fumbles, High School in Port Orange. Vikings and The Gene McDowell Show recovered one and batted down Lettered in football, basketball, Kansas City Chiefs. two passes. track and soccer. Deep Thought: "We play two every Thursday Noon - 1:00 at 1992: Registered 3 I tackles, He excelled on the football field number one ranked teams back to _including two behind the line of but was most successful on the back. We may have gained a little scrimmage. hardwood where he averaged 11 respect after the FSU game, but .. -----~ ...... -~ Tied the team high in sacks points, 12 rebounds and three . when we play McNeese with the TJ with five. dunks a game. intensity we're capable of playing ,Bpplebee's . Forced three fumbles and Set a school single season record with-people will know we're a . ••·---···•·-··~·----··~,.·-·······~•"·w•-·-.- recovered two of them. with 120 blocked shots. legitimate contender." CF coach Gene c owell re ks down the x•s and o's Sept 28, 1995 • The Central Florida Future • 11 Q & A with McNeese State Coach, Bobby Keasler by Til\1 SPRINGER team is off to a good start this year, CFF: Whatdid you think about defensive side of the ball that has us. Staff writer how do you feel about your season Central Florida's performance? individually been making consider CFF: Obviously, every game is thus far? BK:Ithinkthey'rea very gifted able contributions to your winning vital to you and your team, but does this McNeese State head coach Bobby Keasler: Wen, up to this football team. They played very well cause? game have any extra importance in the Bobby Keasler has led his Cowboys point we're4-0. We had an excellent .against Florida State. I really believe BK: I think our defensive end sense that UCF may have gained some to a respectable 4-0 record this year crowd last week for the Youngstow_n · that. Tuel ve got some great talent TovekaPittmanisdoingagreatjobfor respect by their play against FSU? and currently holds a career record of State game and we feel like we're there at Central, and I'm really im us and also Vince Landrum who is an 44-20-2.ForthefirsttimeinMcNeese doin' well up to this point, but there pressed with the way they play. Qf All-American linebacker returning BK: So long as we've known State history his team occupies the still a long season ahead. course, we played them once before at from last year, he was also the MVP in Central Florida,especiallyplayin' them number one spot in the division I-AA their place and we were impressed the conference last year on defense. In two years ago, we've respected them fX>lls and they hope to add to the 72 CFF: Thinking bac~ to your when we came out of there - a very our secondary, we've goCsenior very highly, and I ti\ink they have a first place votes they received by beat 31-3 win over the defending I-AA athletic football team. Damien Glenn at one comer and Zak great football program. We just pre ing the number 12rankedUCFGolden champs last Saturday, was the game as CFF: Offensively you have Bronson at free safety who have done pare each week forouropfX>nent with Knights. lopsided as the score? three top players who returned from well and are good football players for out looking toward the next. BK: Well, I think it was. There last year in Fields, Joseph and Davis. Coming off a 31-3 win over the werealotofturnovers involved in the Will you tell us a little about them? Through the eyes of coach defending I-AA champion Young ball game, and we capitalized on two BK: Henry Fields is one of our stown State Penguins, his team is pre of 'em. We blocked a kick and ran it seniors, he'll be starting at tailback paring for the Saturday night show back and of course we had some turn- . along with Brian Foster. Kerry Joseph ~Alan Gooch~ down at Cowboy Stadium in Lake overs that hurt us, but our defense was is having a good senior year and he's Charles, Louisiana against ourGolden good enough to keep them out of the our trigger guy and he's been playin' •Was anything important said weakest aspects of the game? Knights. end zone. . really well forus-he'sagreatleader. in the huddle? Gooch: The defense played We caught up to the skipper of CFF: Have you had a chance to And Terence Davis is playin' really Gooch: The players knew they extremely well, especially on fourth the number one ranked I-AA team view any of the film of the UCFFSU well, in fact he's scored in every ball belonged. After they tied the score downs. The offensive line also man early Monday and this is what he had match-up? game we played in this season and early - they believed, and that was aged to open some huge holes for to say: BK: I've watched every single he's kind of a go to guy for Kerry. when the Seminoles knew they were Marquette Smith, who gained 121 Central Florida Future: Your film we've got in here already. CFF: Is there anyone on the in for a fight. yards, outrushing Warrick Dunn by •How did we fare mentally and 21 yards. 1995 UCF Football schedule physically? •Discuss the preparation forthe Opponent Gooch: We came away with upcoming game? the normal cuts and scrapes. Mentally, Gooch·: We' II prepare the same Aug. 31 40-32 over EKU 7p.m. no one likes losing by 32 points, how for McNeese as we did for FSU, noth Sept. 9 35-21 over C-N 1 p.m. ev~r, everyone wants a shot at a num ing more and nothing less! Both are ber one team. The Golden Knights ranked number one in their divisions. Sept. 23 46-14 loss to FSU 7p.m. now know they belong . . •Discuss any personnel Sept. 30 at McNeese State 8p.m. •Talk about newcomers to the changes? Oct. 7 Samford 1 p.m. team and what they brought to the Gooch: Due to injuries and a Oct.14 Liberty 1 p.m. team? lack of experience we had to move Oct. 21 at Hawaii Mid. Gooch: Louis Lubin returned - Mike Huff from tailback to wide re Oct. 28 at Northeast Louisiana 8p.m. to the secondary after oral surgery. He ceiver. He is scheduled to start this Nov.4 Bethune-Cookman 4p.m. madesomebigplaysincludingahuge week. Also, widerecei ver Stuart Stipe, Nov.11 Troy State 4p.m. hit on Reisman hopeful WarrickDunn returning from a strained knee, will be Nov.18 Maine 4p.m. - causing a fumble. working in the receiver rotation this •What were the strongest and week. : .•••••••. U~dai;d De~ih ~h;rt ...... : I . . e I • • • • OFFENSE •WR Mike Huff Reginald Doster : 1· • • •WR Eddie Keyes Mark Nonsant e I : TE Scott Braun Joey Hubbard .•. • TB Marquette Smith Johnie Presley • • • • FB GerodDavis Donald Huzzie • • • •QB Daunte Culpepper Kevin Reid • • : RT Matt Wittman Cornell Green • • RG Chris Tabscott Greg Harper • • • • c Chris Wrenn Steve Wagner • • • •LG Alex Galvez Ryan Gillis • • : LT Kevin Stewart Marcus Jenkins • • • • • • DEFENSE • • • • CB Allen Powell Darryl Latimore • : CB Willie Washington Louis Lubin • • SS • • Donnell Washington Adrian Ellis • • FS Kenton Rickerson Deon Porter • • • • LB Nakia Reddick Mark Williams • • • • LB Kendrick Thomas Shane Moore • i • LB John Bryant • • MattGuUa • • DE Anthony Cooks J ameil Mc Whorter • • • • DT Robert Braucht Jerod Durant • 1- • • 1 • DT Tarvares Tate Corries Hardy • • : DE EmilEkiyor Jermaine Benoit • • I • i~ SPECIALISTS • • i P Charlie Pierce ., I • K Charlie Pierce • · RAD 1:0 KR Johnie Presley • • • recent changes in italics. 1 • Hear all the games live on our flagship station 540 The 'Ieam, • CONGRATULATIONS to • with select games on 740 WWNZ and WHOO 990. Join Marc Daniels • • • CHRIS TABSC01T, • and former NFL star Gary Parris for every play, with sideline reports • • • named • by Jerry O'Neil. Thursdays at noon, it's "UCF On The Line" with • BURGER KING SCHOLAR ATHLETE • Gene McDowell and Marc Daniels on 540 The Team. • WINNER • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Sept. 28, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 12 Golden Knights only opponent could be their overconfidence by JUSTIN DELIAS tice a little this week. Assistant sports editor ' We're not going to do any hitting," explained McDowell. "We're too bruised From one number one team to the to do any hitting. We don't have the depth next. That is the dilemma the University of to afford to get any body hurt in practice." Central Florida Golden· Knights face this UCF could use the extra time to heal week as .they go from playing Florida State as it prepares to battle it's fourtli' straight to the number one.,.ranked Division I-AA undefeated opponent. The McNeese State McNeeseStateCowboxs. This time though , Cowboys resemble the Nebra ka .. the storm UCF weathered in the game Cornhuskers in style. They mix thing up against the Seminoles should make this by passing and running some option. The Saturday's game less of a chore. Cowboys use an eight-man front on de "We feel like we belong in I-A," said fense , which not surprisingly only gives defensive back Adrian Ellis, who recorded up 30 yards-a-game rushing. six tackles in the Seminole's game. "And "Defense is their number one an I-AA team shouldn't be on the field with strength," said McDowell. 'They are re us ." ally especially good on defense." That is the danger that can come from But don't count out UCF's rushing the whole "Seminole Experience." Players game led by Marquette Smith, who chalked may feel that after having put in a respect up 121 yards againsi Florida State. able performance against the best team in McNeese State's defense is good, but the nation, the rest of the season will be a FSU's is probably better, which means cake walk. Apparently, some of the players UCF could still have a good running game. are trying to keep that from happening to Although McNeese State has been the squad. stifling against the run, they give up 226 "We've got the utmost respect for yards-a-game passing, which could be ex McNeese, because they're not ranked num ploited by "Daunte Ball" and UCF's 241 ber one in I-AA for nothing," Ellis contin yards-a-game passing. ued confidently. "But we fear none." Of most concern for the Knights is Refocusing might not be easy for the special teams. Coach McDowell was very Kriights, especially after the grueling two adamant about his concerns stating, "We're weeks spent preparing for the Seminoles. going to work really hard on specia~ teams He~d coach Gene McDowel 1said he - really hard." will be finding any and everything he can to Because of the concerns, freshman criticize the team on. He hopes the ego · Johnie Presley will replace Mike Grant on deflating barbs will humble his team into kickoff returns, despite Grant's 19.2 yard working hard again this week. average. In another line-up change, Mike As might be expected, the Knights Huff will now start at wide receiver. are a bit "banged up" from last Saturday's Defensive end Emil Ekiyor and Deon
photo/ HUNT game against the "big boys." Fortunately, Porter are suffering from bruised knees, Johnie Presley, a true freshman running back from Ocala Vanguard, had a no one was seriously injured, and everyone and receiver Eddie Keyes has a pulled solid performance Saturday against the Seminoles. That performance has will be ready to go this Saturday. Just to groin. All are probable for Saturday's game now landed him the job of starting kick returner for _the :Golden Knights. make sure, McDowell has changed up prac- at McNeese State. Kickoff is at 8:00 p.m.
(Left) Chief Osceola gets ready to throw his spear into the Tallahassee turf. (Center) Defensive end Jameil McWhorter gives hi-five's to so~e of the vocal UCF fans. (Right) The UCF band took the field as they took the attention of all 76,600 in attendance at the game.
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B+ •JtotheD •DK \W~Ils@]l@J Movie Guide Regm Cinema 7 (Sat/Sun only) coo~~ (277-1454) Morta!Kombat (P~ 13) ftrm ru ~fu 3:25,5:40 Devil in a Blue Dress (R) Thursday 1:20,3:30,5:40, 750, 10 The Beat Me Ups Dangerous Minds (R) at TheMill 1:45,3:50,5:45, 7-45,9:45 Seven(R) 1,1:30, 4:30, 7, 730,9:40, 10· 10 ...... , Friday 4, Buddy Guy Ha/,/oween: '/he Curse (R) wI Chris Duarte Group 1:15,3:15,5:10, 705,9 at Renaissance Hackers(R) 7:45,10 Bush- Texas Chainsaw Massacre (R) w/ Hum, Toadies 1:15 at The Edge 'Jhe Big Green (PG) 1,3:05,5:10, 725,930 Saturday Enzian 1beater The Hatebombs (6444 Axis Party University8 at The Club (657-lfi51) September 28, 1995 F-3 WITH THE RELEASE Of §lJ'EN, HOLLYWOOD'S MOST UNLIKELY PAIRS (AND TRIOS) ARE DOING IT FOR THEMSELVES by DEANG. LEWIS Revolution had its good in deadly sins. The lunatic, played by Staff writer tentions from the start. Unfortu Kevin Spacey(The Usual Suspects), nately, its three leads were given in another sinister performance, Finding the perfect shoes that characters they simply could not fashions his every kill after a par fit can be the ultimate nightmare for play. As trapper Tom Dobb, Al ticular sin (greed, sloth, pride, etc.) a casting agent. Finding the right Pacino labored long and hard in a Seven succeeds primarily because actors for the right roles can be thankless role. One of our best con of its two stars. Unlike the Lethal equally troublesome. In the last I 0 temporary actors, Bronx-bred Weapon team of Mel Gibson and years, Hollywood has witnessed its Pacino was inexplicably cast, as Danny Glover, Freeman and Pitt are own casting calamities. These mis were Donald Sutherland and all work and no play. Yet, as serious casts from hell have proved films Natassja Kinski, two relatively un as they are, their characters are not are not bulletproof. An actor in the distinguished actors. Finally, after a dull. Fincher manages to present the wrong place at the wrong time can I 0-year sabbatical, Hollywood has players so ordinarily that a sharp destroy a film, both critically and regained trust in its casting direc sense of reality underscores every commercially. Revolution, Hugh tors. Three films this year show emotion Freeman and Pitt may pos Hudson's 1985 epic, nearly ruined how the most unlikely teams can sess. Freeman once again brings his Al Pacino's career. 1995, on the sa.lvage worthy movies from the character to life, in what could have other hand, has seen its share of pits of disaster. easily been a on_e-dimensional role. better movies with good actors in Risky casting permeates A partner to Freeman's retiring excellent roles. FromSeven toThe DavidFincher'sSeven C***lfour), gumshoe, Pitt is fresh and aggres Bridges of Madison County toTo a lurid and gritty thriller about two sive, all nicely packaged in a break Won]' 'Oo, Thanks For Everything! overworked detectives (Morgan through part. Vivid and tense, hyp Julie Newmar, interesting bits of Freeman and Brad Pitt) searching courtesy/ NEW LINE CINEMA notic and stylish, Seven plays its casting actually work, proving not for a psychopath bent on killing David Fincher's Seven serves up a unusual team, Morgan lucky number just. right to get by all films can be snared like prey. seven people for each of the seven Freeman and Brad Pitt, as two overworked detectives. with an an-esting brand of mayhem. I Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep as lovers inThe Bridges of Madison County, may seem a little odd. A mature and deeply sensitive film, Eastwood's pet project finds its romantic sparks quicker than a hot-to-trot prom date. Streepproves again why she deserves a third Os car. In a role originally for such heavyweights as Isabella Rossellini , and Susan Sarandon, Streep handles 1 \ her Italian accent with such grace -. and beauty, her mannerisms sug- gest simplicity is sometimes the best I route towards authenticity. At 65, Eastwood is at his peak. Come Feb ruary, this thespian pair may collect a pair of their own - two deserving Academy Award nominations. In a comedy featuring the I Snipes, Leg~;;=~~~NER~AL I Swayze play drag queens. j most unimaginable trio to smother I the screen this year, Wesley Snipes, I PatrickSwayze£!.ndJohnLeguizamo I don drag queen panties in To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything! Julie Newmar. With a funny script, our three go-go girls make water run like s'auce. Most importantly, they know how to mix humor with heart, how to lay those elements in front of the audience, and how to do so without manipulation. If smiles and fun were diseases, these three actors would be infected. On the heels of a promis ing fall movie season, I am keeping tight-lipped about pos sible casting calamities in three potentially hot pictures: Sharon Stone as a gun moll in Martin Scorsese· s Casino; Demi Moore as Puritan sinner Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter. and a very British Anthony Hopkins as Richard Nixon di- rected by that master of excess himself, Oliver Stone. 1 fit/to RtJfiBtl reviews of current flicks on video ** 112Don Juan DeMarco (PG, New Line, Sept.26) Johnny Depp, once again, is charming and very appealing as Don Juan. His character, in a state somewhere between lunacy and romantic bliss, gets a bit boring. Yet, Depp retains the mist Don Juan gives off with some witty sarcasm. The story is simple and dreamy but works within its Peter Falk, as Rocky, bowls storybook realm, largely in part to with Michael (D.8. Sweeney) Marlon Bran do' s and Faye in Hollywo~d's Roommates. Dunaway's relationship. As an elderly couple, they sparked a *** l/2Roommates passion that not too many (i.e. (PG, Hollywood, Sept. 26) Bridges ofMadison County) main Rocky 107. No, not Sly, but stream pictures achieve these days. Columbo himself. Peter Falk, as Rocky Holzcek, defines that ***New Jersey Drive crackling, old grump that laughs (R, MCA/ Universal, Sept.26) every time he farts. Old farts and A decent little hip-hop, in grumpy old men usually do tickle ner city message film, New Jersey my humor throttle, and Falk got Drive was a bit disappointing con me once again. sidering Nick Gomez's debut film, When the aging Rocky Laws of Gravity. Gomez gets car moves in with his grandson, ried away a bit with the story by Michael (D.B. Sweeney), the repeating similar drive-by/violent rocky road of Roommates begi_ns. . '·' Oct. 5 • 8:00 P .M~ scenes. Although the story hits Laughter is a mainstay in some lowpoints, Drive's funk this quiet and engaging gem, but ncketa $24.50 • ~~.50 driven soundtrack keeps you bob unlike solid comedies these days, · bin' your head with some low hits or thrilling dramas for that matter, Available at Ill TICKETMASTER Outlela, UCF Arena Box Office of its own. Roommates doesn't lack any depth. No overdrawn message, just With a relaxing pace, the story & Charge by Phone 839-3900 a simple "don't do it." Some hu leads you into the character's lives mor sliced with drama, Drive's with its jokes and wisecracks. elite scene was when the boys Michael's and Rocky's relation steal a cop car. With sirens on, ship carries the film's richness as they pull over a bunch of preppies both actors poured with sincerity. Rumors Lounge and Big C Liquor in a jeep and disgrace them. Very It might not look like the telling and hilarious. most action-packed comedy, but Hours: Sunday 10 - 12 Mon. - Thurs. 10 - 1 Fri. & Sat. 10 - 2 give it a chance and Roommates' ***Once Were Warriors soul will soar into your loins. (R, New Line, Sept. 26~ l~\1(][?~ l[)A\'Y cl ~ll~tilr :: Happy Hour 4 • 7 p.m. Across the seas, a different world exists. A punkish, strong Sll llUt ltiU~t wi lled bunch of a~tors, Once SO cent drafts WereWarriors'cast has promise with some firie performances. Sll ~'U~lN llUt The film dwells into its cha $2.SO pitchers otic world of bee.r-guzzling, de S1l iUUl:J~\ meaning brutality and at times, gets a bit overplayed. Well-de $1.25 Wells The Basketball Diaries fi ned in its message, how Sll llJIJ() llUt llJl~tilr ever, Warriors nags at your heart. Also du.e out this week: &· The New Zealand import shows The Android Affair, The Basket Sll llJLiU llUt it's catching-up with the '80s, ball Diaries, Frank n' Jesse, leather jackets and those Term.i- Funny Bones nator 2 shades also gives off some Sl.9-1() l\Vltlllli Free Pool embarrassing humor. •Reviews by Derek Krause i 1.75 Minski Vodka $9.99 12 Pack Ice House Bottles $6.29 6 Pack Corona Billions to be claimed $3.99 All students quality ·- · . .. . · . 12 Pack Molsen Ice $350 guaranteed On the corner of Dmvers1ty for a nominal processing fee Blvd. & Goldenrod. $6.49 Call Besa at John Patrick Com usrv 407 671-9973 ,- ~------ · STUDENT GOVERNMENT .. - · PRESENTS: .· ·. · FLORIDA REPRESENTATIVE . 1 ' . • ,. 1 IN A . . ' . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER28 WILD PIZZA, 7~·00P.M. _ · ·- . Free Food and Drink ·. 18 •The Central Florida Future• Sept, 28 1995 An open letter to UCF fans FREEDOM~M .tJ To all the fans who made the weren't alone. FROM~ - O INIJ trek to Tallahassee-a big "Thank Your salute to us a we exited A SMOKING CESSATION CLINIC 1. you."' Your support was tremen the field left an indelible irnpres ion dous. To hear the roar of more than· and was a tremendou reward for 6,000 UCF fans above the noise the effort we put out. We look for SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS made by the Seminole fans was ward to your continued support TO BE HELD AT: UCF Health Resource Center, Fridays, 12:30-1:30 p.m. inspiring. throughout this season and into our Your participation made Sep I-A years ahead. ORIENTATION . 9-29.;95 tember 23, 1995, a landmark day in the history of this program. 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Semoran Blvd.• Winter Park 679-1308 UCF WELLNESS CENTER ALL SERVICES BY FLORIDA LICENSED GENERAL DENTISTRY THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO 823-5841 REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REEMBERSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT WHICH IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTldMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT. SUPPORT OuR ., ..., THE DAY BEFORE EACH FOOTBALL GAME IS SPIRIT DAY! Sept. 28, 1995 • The Central Florida Future • 19 week's win against the Bengals. is a little different. The Giants are Rookie Chris Sanders caught two trying to get out of the cellar and passes for I 04 yards and two touch back to respectability while the downs. That's productivity. Jaguar Niners just try to improve on per As of press time, I finished It's always nice to get back to they say. "Frerotte can play and QBMarkBrunell istheteam'slead fection. Rodney Hampton is go 7-4 in week four, with the Mon work. Miami 37 Cincinnati 17. he's underpaid." Yeah, but have ing rusher. That's not productive. ing to have to do a lot better than day night affair in Detroit not yet TAMPA BAY BUCCA they forgotten he hasn't won a Houston 27 Jacksonville 20. his 4 TD's last week to keep New over with. For the record, I'm prob NEERS @ CAROLINA PAN game this season? Silly Skins. Dal York in this one. San Francisco ably the only one in this country THERS Bucs favored by 6. las 35 Washington 16. DENVER BRONCOS @ 44 New York 17. who picked the Lions over the Carolina has looked worse ST. LOUIS RAMS @ IN SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Bron Niners, whether that's a good and worse every week this season, DIANAPOLIS COLTS Rams cos favored by 5. OAKLAND RAIDERS@ thing or not, I'm not too sure of. scrapping the idea of suffering for favnrcd by 3. The altention the playoff NEW YORK JETS Raiders For those of you who doubt my the sake of progress. Tampa Every week I pick against the bound Colorado Rockies is getting favored by 5. credibility, my season's record squeaked out a victory over im Rams they win, so by that ratio could be troubling the Broncos. What's the record for con stands at an impressive 36 and 20. proved Washington, as Errict nale. ifl pick them they'll prob Maybe they 're jealous of the new secutive points scored by one team Week five brings: Rhett ran for I 04 yards. Against ably lose, right? Raunchy Rams, kid on the block. Dennis Erickson is without having its opponents the Panthers" transparent defense they're the nastiest undefeated the new kid on the block in Seattle, score? The silver and black NEW ENGLAND PATRI he should double that. Poor Pan team in NFL history. Its oppo and he can take solace in the fact that scored 48 consecutive points OTS @ ATLANTA FALCONS ther fans, the NC-based team plays nents for this week have struggled, the 'Canes aren't as good without against Philly last week and Patriots favored by 5. in SC, and they're not worth the but Marshall Faulk can't be him. Wipe that smile off your face shouldn't have a problem sup Drew Bledsoe and his Pats drive. Tampa Bay 24 Carolina stopped by cars, trucks, planes or Dennis, your pro debut hasn't been pressing the Jets "explosive" of are back after a much needed bye 10. jets. That's what the commerci'!-1 so hot either. Denver 30 Seattle fense. The Raider receiving crew week. Bledsoe had a chance to get PHILADELPHIA says. Indianapolis 20 St. . Lou_is 17. is gonna have the N.Y. secondary some McDonald's commercials .;:AGLES @ NEW ORLEANS 17. for a sunday night snack. Let the shot, so he won't be asking for a SAINTS Saints favored by 2. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SAN DIEGO CHARGERS streak continue. Oakland38 New Big Mac halfway through this one. This is a true story of two @ ARIZONA CARDINALS @ PITTSBURGH STEELERS York 0. Eric Metcalf will continue to pad teams once near the pinnacle of Chiefs favored by 4. Steelers favored by 1. his receiving stats, but it won't NFC supremacy, now past their After faltering last week, QB The game the entire city of ************************** help much on the scoreboard. prime. That's putting it gently. Steve Bono looks to redeem him Pittsburgh has had marked on its MONDAY NIGHT MATCH-UP Bledsoe could start eating by the Frankly, these two teams suck. self against a Cards team that has calendar since the schedules were ************~************** fourth. New England 38 Atlanta These seedy situations are part of given up I 09 points in four games. announced comes now. Pittsburgh 23. what makes picking these games Aren't Buddy Ryan's teams built has continued the decline that San BUFF ALO BILLS @ so hard. Not that I'm asking for on defense? They certainly aren't Diego sent them on last year while CLEVELAND BROWNS MIAMI DOLPHINS @ pity, better yet, I ask that any pity built on offense. My bud Kandi is the Chargers are proving last year Browns favored by 7. CINCINNATI BENGALS Doi- directedtowardmebefeltforthese a better quarterback than Dave was no fluke. The Steelers have lost The Cleveland Browns have phins favored by 7. poor has-beens. Philadelphia 31 Krieg, and she's better looking, a few players, but there are no ex stepped into the forefront. They Two of the AFC' s top rated New Orleans 30. too. But for Arizona, a pretty face cuses accepted forthisone, paybacks look 1ike the team to beat in the QB's, 'Dan Marino and Jeff DALLAS COWBOYS @ goes only so far. Kansas City 27 are. a bitch. Pittsburgh 16 San AFC. The running game is nice, Blake(?), lead their teams into a WASHINGTON REDSKINS Arizona 13. Diego 10. the receivers are excellent, the showdown in the "Jungle." Cincy 'Boys favored by 8. defense is fierce. Its QB - from should come in feeling pretty Emmitt Smith has taken JACKSONVILLE JAG NEW YORK GIANTS @ the University of Miami. Gasp. charitable, after all, they gave over the league, dominating every UARS @ HOUSTON OILERS SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Could this be their fate, to end up lowly Houston a win last week, opponent, demoralizing defenses. Oilers favored by 7. Niners favored by 14. as the Buffalo Bills of the mid despite another great day for Washington QB Gus Frerotte has Disgraceful game, part deux This was the matchup foot '90s. Only difference may be the Blake. The Phins took a week off taken over D.C. He's the talk of seestheOilersonalittlebitofaroll ball in the 1980s relished in. This uniforms in this one. 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The Knights Staff wr-iter did not fair as well in this contest. The game was devastating from the beginning. FIU The UCF men· s soccer team has scored three first half goals to take the early struggled with a slow 1-7 start lead and followed up with three to he gin this season. AHer six second half goals as well. UCF consecutive road games. the could manage nothing. getting Knights arc looking forward off only six shots to FIU' s 17. to finally heading home for "Ourmajordifficulty has even games. been our inability to score." "We have played some said Winch. "We have good teams early in the year. llll'!llPJ!llll•Bll struggled in the final third of Four of the teams have been the field and have also con- ranked in the Southern Top ceded some goals that should 10" aid head coach Bob Winch. "We are not have been scored." glad to finally get off the road after some The Knights then headed out of con- tough games." ference to play in the South Alabama Tour- After starting 1-3, UCF started con- nament. UCF left the tournament with fa ference play against Florida Atlantic. FAU mi liar results. UCF first played host South scored the only goal in the first half to take Alabama. USA outshot UCF 13-3 in an a 1-0 lead into halftime. Both teams came easy 3-0 victory. UCF then played Ala out scoring in the second half after a slow bama A&M in the consolation game, start. UCF tied the game early in the second outshooting them 16-15 but losing by the half with a goal by Eric Case in the 48th same score, 3-0. minute off an assist from Kamal DeGregory. "Our guys are working hard, but The Golden Knights gave the lead things are not going our way," said Winch. back to FAU with an own goal later in the "I keep telling them to work hard and things second half but struck back in the 67th wilI turn around for us." minute on a goal from Rileu Riihilahati. FAU scored again in the 74th minute to UCF now heads home to host the. give them the victory 3-2 over UCF in a UCF Soccer Classic II with Stetson, hard fought game. FAU managed only six Charleston Southern and Kentucky visit shots in the victory, while UCF could only ing. These games kick-off a seven-game photo/HUNT get off seven in its losing effort. home stand that will hopefully turn the The UCF men's soccer team hopes to turn its season around as they get set UCF then visited Florida International season around for the Knights. to host the UCF Soccer Classic II on Sept. 29 at the Arena field. Women's soccer squad ties Mercer 4-4 for its second sbaight draw - by JOE JUD KOWITZ roundaslheKnightspulledoutanailbiteragainst · Staff writer the Lady Razorbacks in overtime. The Knights struck first in the 67th minute with a goal from The Golden Knights (5-2-1) traveled to O'Connor into an open net. The assist was given Trans American Athletic Conference rival Mer to both Jones and Chrissy Welsh. With three cer (3-3-1), where they ended up with only a 4- minutes left in the game the Lady Razorback 4 tie. It was the second tie in a row for the UCF Britten Bums took a pass from Lindsay Waxler women's soccer team. and put it.smack dab back of the net. Liz Shaw put the Golden Knights on the 'They (Razorbacks) tied the game with board in the ninth minute off of an assist from three minutes to goon akindof a fluke goal," said Kelly Stout. Mercer than answered with two Richter. straight goals in the 13th and 25th minute. The At theend ofregulation, the game was tied Golden Knights answered back with a goal from at 1-1. After two overtime halves the champion Amy Jones. Mercer then tied it up in the 38th ship game went into a shoot-out. The tension minute when Stout put one ofhertwo goals in the grew hen the Lady Razorbacks' fourth shot at back of the net. Her second goal came in the 69th Knight goalkeeper Allysa O'Brien caused her to minute off a comer kick. Mercer tied it up for twist awkwardly and hurt her back, causing her good in the 74th minute. to be removed from the game. With collegiate On September 16th and 17th the Golden rules during a shoot-out, coach Richter had to Knights invaded Razorback territory for the choose from one of he five Knights already on Arkansas Adidas Classic at the University of the field - her decision was to go with Jones. Arkansas.Included in this tournament were host Richter, a goalkeeper herself here at UCF Arkansas Lady Razorbacks, Creighton Lady from I 987-1990, pulled Jones aside and briefly JaysandWyomingLadyCowboys. TheKnights gave her words of wisdom. According to Rich first opponent in the classic was the Creighton ter, Jones took a step and just went into a full dive Lady Jays. Both teams battled the elements as in the air with both arms outstretched. She then well as each other in what was a very physical tipped the ball around the post for the save. match. However, the Knights did manage to "You couldn't even tell that she was not a defeat the Lady Jays 3-1. goalkeeper," stressed Richter. ''It was unbeliev The Lady Jays got on the board first, just able. She looked just like a goalkeeper!" two minutes into the match as Jamie Nye stole Rebecca Ruth then stepped up to the bal I the ball,dribbled inand put it in the farpost.Jones and took the Knights' game-winning shot right answered in the33rd minute when she kicked the by Lady Razorback goalkeeper Holly Smith. In .. ' ball into the far post off a comer kick by Jennifer the record books, the game went in as a tie, but O'Connor. Jones scored her second goal of the with the penalty kick the Knights won the Arkan match when she dribbled in from 30 yards out sas Adidas Classic. with 32secondsremaining in thegame to put the ''It was so crazy," said Richter with ex Knights up for good. O'Connor then put the tremeexcitement "It is just something you don't icing on the cake with about two seconds left see. You don't normally stick a field player in when she took a Sarah Kane pass and put it in the goal and have them come up with a huge save!" far left comer. With the win the Knights ad O'Brien was named Classic MVP and vanced to meet tournament host Arkansas. Jones was awarded UCF MVP. In fact, the photo/HUNT "Jt wasn't your typical 3-1 win," reiter Golden Knights had four players on the Classic The Golden Knights are off to a scorching start this season. They boast a ated head coach Karen Richter. All-Tournament Team - O'Brien, Jones, 5-2-1 record overall, and are undefeated so far this season in TAAC play. The excitemenc did not stop in the first Michelle Harris and Leslie Golden.