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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 44, February 28, 1991" (1991). Central Florida Future. 1050. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1050 ~ .. f Future© Volume 23, Number 44 Serying The University of Central Florida Since 1968 Thursday February 28, 1991 .Rape brings victims . . . shock, fear, guilt
by Sandra Pedicini tion and Campus Or CEN TRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ganized Against Rape. Among information· UCFs Rape Aware audience members re • ness Week started quested was: Monday with' a semi • Information on how nar about rape on to enhance programs. campus. • Help with dealing Leaders from UCF, Rape is a Crime with trauma Rollins College, Semi • Crisis intervention nole Community Col ' strategies. lege . and · Valencia • The connection be Community College tween alcohol and sex were invited to the ual crime. . seminar at the Orlando Naval Training • Prevention methods. Center. • Advice on how t.o convince students The purpose of the seminar was to there is a danger of rape on campus. provide the leaders with information Walsh provided many statistics to they could give to students. prove rape on campus is a problem. The first part of the program was a She quoted studies saying that 28 four-hour seminar conducted by Dr. percent of college females had been vic Claire Walsh, director of the sexual as tims of actual or attempted rapes while sault recovery service at the University in college. of Florida. Also, 25 had been raped after they She is also founder -and adviser to Fraternity Acquaintance Rape Educa- see AWARENESS page 4
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Jlin Ferguson/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • GAME TIME Cannon Cameron (left) and "Bootsie" prepare to go to a UCF basketball game. Camer?n's department put ori a recreation program for the disabled Saturday. s·enat.e 'denies senator Jim Ferguson/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE SOCIAL COMEDIENNE seat at UCF in Daytona· Bertice Berry performs at the Wild Pizza. She holds a P~ . D . in sociology. She told the audience, through laughter, to believe in themselves. by Tom Kopacz did take classes at the Daytona campus ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR in the fall, he is not enrolled there ~his term. · The student senate Thursday re According to SG statutes, senators jected the appointment of a student to must be on record at the college or cam UCF will offer 2 more degrees an area campus seat after that stu pus they represent when they take of 7 dent told the senate he is not current fice. in ·health admirlistration in fall ly taking classes at that campus. Robyn Heath, program assistant in Although no senators spoke against student services at UCF Daytona, said by Bill Cushing partment of Health Science. • Bob Cherry, his ap- Cherry is a UCF CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE He said the program in long-term pointment to the student, but because care, or nursing home administration, open Daytona cam "... A lot of It hinged on of privacy restric While many college programs un "requires a special curriculum or body • pus seat was denied tions, she could not dergo cutbacks, Florida's Board of Re of knowledge which we've incorporated 17-15, with two ab- communication." say whether he is gents approved the institution of two into this degree." stentions. · enrolled in classes at new bachelor's degrees in health ser The degrees grew out of projected At the end of the that campus . vices administration. statistics, inquiries from people in the • meeting, student ·Bob Cherry She referred all Beginning in fall, UCFs College of field of geriatric care and students with body Vice President Health Science and Public Affairs will senate appointee questions to the an interest in that specific. profession. Jason DiBona said main campus Regis offer a bachelor of science degree em Dr. Belinda McCarthy, dean of the : . student body Presi- trar's office, saying phasizing either health-care manage. college, sees an increase in entrants in dent Jeff Laing had Cherry's records also ment or long-term care administration. the fields of health-care administration. reappointed Cherry could b~ checked Although Florida International Uni "I think every part of the health field to the Daytona seat. there. versity offers a degree in health-care is growing because people view it as a • However, Cherry's appointment . Sen. David Groover, Elections and services, the concentration on long-term growth market," McCarthy added . may violate Student Government eli Appointments Committee chair, told the · care management is a program unique The concept for such a program began gibility statutes. in the state, according to Dr. Tom Men Cherry told the senate although he see SENATE page 3 denhall, interim chair of the UCF de- see HEALTH page 6 2 The Central Florida Future February 28, 1991 ·•
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by Heidi Steiner Two other eyewitnesses saw STAFF REPORTER the male running out of the li brary. A man sneaked in a wom One witness described the en's bathroom at the UCF Li suspect as approximately five • brary, and a wallet· and bike feet ten inches tall and 175- were stolen from the premises. 180 pounds. The witness also A 26-year-old woman told told police that the suspect was police a male peeked at her wearing a white or off-white • under a bathroom stall in the football type jersey with blue library Feb. 20. writing on the front. The victim told police she Gregory Bales reported h.is • was the only person in the sec wallet stolen about 3 p.m. Feb . ond-floor bathroom at 4:20 p.m. 15 from a first-floor men's that day. bathroom in the library. . According to police, after the . . According to police, Bales • victim went in the bathroom placed his book bag on the re stall,· she felt the presence of stroom shelf before he entered another person in the bath the stall. • room. She did not hear ·the Bales told police he believes person enter or make any obvi someone took the wallet out of ous noise, police said. the exterior pocket of his book Michael Pohl/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE As the victim was sitting on bag while he was in the stall. KING SPEAKER • . the toilet, she looked up to . Bales said there was some make sure no one was standing one in the restroom when he Jeff Cohen (left) prepare~ to speak about Martin Luther King Jr.'s achievements. He spoke Monday on another toilet, looking down went into his stall. However, in the SCA. About 40 students came to hear him talk. • at her. when he came out of the stall, She told police she then the restroom was empty. looked under the stall and saw Bales noticed his wallet a male lying on the floor be missing when he returned to tween her stall and the main the study area. He last saw it Police charge student with door. about 1 p.m. that day in the At that moment, the suspect library. .. pushed himself up from the floor Daniel Handley reported his assault, battery in Polk Hall to stand up, police said. bicycle stolen Feb. 19 from in back. According to the report, the by Heidi Steiner front of the library. Simmons told police he was nowhere near the victim yelled, "Get out of here, STAFF REPORTER Police found the bike later Collegiate Village Inn when the property was • you fl<** er! Get out of here!" as that night and returned it to A UCF student was assaulted Feb. 19 in his taken. the suspect was getting up. him. dorm room. Quinland told Simmons he had his two friends The suspect then ran out, · They found it near the Fine Police charged James Quinland with assault with him as backups, police said. never having spoken a word or • Arts Building while doing a and battery on Willie Simmons about 12:15 p.m. Apparently Quinland approached Simmons making an advance toward the routine ·check of the area. in Polk Hall. again but was held back by his friends. victim, according to police. Handley told police he Simmons told police that Quinland, followed Benjamin Simmons, the victim's cousin, heard Another student was stand parked and secured his bicycle by two other males, burst into his dorm room. the commotion, entered the room and found ing at a water fountain near to the rack about 6 p.m. Feb. The door had been closed, but the outside suite Quinland and ·his two friends surrounding Sim the bathroom entrance when 18 outside the library. door was open. mons, according to police. she heard the victim scream. At midnight, he returned to· Quinland accused Simmons of stealing his According to Benjamin Simmons, Willie Sim The eyewitness turned toward • the bike rack and found·his bike property from the Collegiate Village Inn, police mons told Quinland to look around the room to the bathroom door and saw a missing. said. see ifhe saw any of the property he claimed was white_chubby male run out. Handley told police someone According to police, Quiilland approached stolen. He had black hair, a mus had cut his bike chain which Simmons, pushed him and said he was going to He then_said the suspect's friends left but the • tache and was wearing a gray was securing his bike to the kick his ass and that he wanted his things suspect stayed and continued to make threats. shirt. bike rack. · • SENATE call to her office Tuesday. Ann Mcllwain said, ''He has an constituents." campus leaders, while the sena The current student directo apartment here to facilitate Sen. Ted Knight said he vot tor was supposed to represent FROM PAGE 1 ry lists Cherry's address as going to class, but his perma ed against Cherry last- week those desires in the senate. 1884 Old Tomoka Road, Or nent address is. in Daytona" because. Cherry does not take He said because he has good • senate that committee had ap mond Beach. Ormond Beach is E&A approved Cherry's re classes at the Daytona campus. communication with Peace and proved Cherry, 7-3, with two a suburb of Daytona Beach. appointment, 9-0, with two ab- ·Cherry said he is not taking the Daytona campus, ·he can abstentions. · Cherry told the senate he stentions. · classes at the Daytona campus represent them well. Groover said he felt Cherry lives in Daytona Beach and has "Personally, I like Bob," said because no classes in his major "I felt that a lot of it hinged could represent the Daytona an apartment in Orlando, Senate President Pro Tern were offered there this term. on communication," he said. campus effe~tively because he which he uses as a "crash pad." David Carls, noting that he and He also said he interprets SG DiBona and Laing were at a lives in that area and because of However, Cherry's mother said Cheny worked on DiBona's re statutes to say that' the area conference from Friday to • his affiliation with SG Daytona Tuesday he lives in Orlando. cent presidential campaign . campus coordinator position is set Tuesday at Texas A&M Uni coordinator Jennifer Peace. At that committee's meeting "I do have a question as to up to communicate area campus versity and could not be Peace did not return a phone Tuesday, E&A Vice Chair Leigh whether he can represent his students' wishes directly to main reached for comment.
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The house is formation, call Jonathan at national Student Association SCA and go across the Green •PRESIDENTIAL TALK at 5 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando. • 249-2261. present the live Caribbean to the library. Then they will The Honorable Herbert Lunch and snacks will be band ALIZE and Latin disc dance around the reflecting Brownell, Attorney General provided. Call 894-4141 fo:r •AMNESTY INT'L TALK jockey Eddie Vazquez in a pond. during the Eisenhower ad more information. Reservations • Amnesty International i? unique Carnaval Celebration. Immediately ·following the ministration, will present are requested but not requirec1 holding a meeting about human The purpose of the celebration dance·, the Wah Lum Kung Fu an open lecture at 11 a.m. rights abuse in the Mideast. is to illustrate how Latin Temple will present a martial Wednesday in Room 260, •ANIMAL MEETING After invited guests speak, in American · and Caribbean arts demonstration · on the HPB. He will speak about: Campus Action for Animal formal discussions will take countries celebrate carnival in Green. "Presidential Disability: is having a meeting at 4 p.n place, adhering strictly to the order to expand our cultural How to Amend the Consti today outside the library. Tl apolitical stance of Amnesty horizons. •JUDAIC SPEAKER _ tution." group finds adoptive homes f • International. The dance is at 8 p.m. Friday Professor Joseph Gutmann Call ext. 2076 for more homeless cats and abandon .. . The meeting will be at 7 p.m. in the Student Center Auditorium. will be the next speaker in the information. animals. • 4 · The Central Florida Future -February 28, 1991 - • AWARENESS was someone close .to the victim, she FROM PAGE 1 said. Being raped by a stranger brings turned 14 and before they went to col about a loss of predictability, but date • lege. FBI statistics showed that one in or acquai.ntance rape causes the victim three women will be assaulted, she said. to lose trust in people, she continued. "How many women have we got "If you can't trust someone that you • here?" she asked the audience. ''We can know, who can you trust?" Walsh asked. start counting off." Acquaintance rapes occur in three Campus police statistics often are not different stages of a relationship. The an accurate reflection of the amo?11t of first is beginning rape, which occurs campus rape. with a truly recognizable SAM. Walsh said between one and five "It is purported that this man dates percent of victims report the crime. Also, to rape," Walsh said. • she said 60-65 percent of community The second type typically happens . college students do not consider what by the fifth or sixth date. has happened to them rape. The third, relationship rape, often In a survey of college males, 42 percent occurs in a long-term relationship where • said they had used some sort of coercive the male is feeling peer pressure to have behavior .to persuade a female to have sexual relations but his partner is un sexual relations with them. Eight to 15 willing. • admitted they have used force. ''We teach people that the person who Walsh characterized a man who is going to rape is a stranger, not your rapes as SAM, or sexually aggressive date," she said. ''What we're talking male. He is an egocentric person who about is the gray areas, probably not likes to see women feel discomfort, fear going to go beyond the heartache she and pain. He sees the world as a con [the victim] is going to carry." tinuing battle between the sexes. A need Getting people to report date rape is Charles Morrow/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE • for power and a lack -of inhibitions difficult, especially with the emergence NO PARKING characterize this type of person. of counter suits for slander, Walsh said. "He doesn't follow a particular set of Sex r,ole stereotypes are esp·ecially · Sonia Serrao cruises a faculty parking lot and gives a ticket to a student parked rules and regulations like the Golden built into the Greek system, Walsh said. there. "On an eight-hour shift, I can give out 75 tickets," she said. Rule," she said. She said this prompted her to get It is difficult to warn students of the involved with Fraternity Acquaintance danger of SAMs because young people Rape Education (FARE). The group Maureen Schaeffer, a nurse practi zation that offers referrals, support often feel they are invulnerable to harm, gives fraternities information about tioner at the Student Health Center, groups, a 24-hour hot line (740- Walsh said. dealing with SAMs in their houses and said she felt the seminar was useful 5408) and education programs. But campus officials must start convincing them about the harmful ef and gave her many ideas for programs Response representatives were on dealing with the problem of rape on fects of rape to themselves and to their atUCF. . the Green Wednesday to inform campus, she said. victims. ''We [members of the consortium] will students about area services. -- ''l'h.e forward-looking creative mod "If nothing else, they're keeping the be able to be more useful to each other," "The Accused," starring Jodi ern manager in higher education is name of their fraternity off the front she said. Foster as a rape victim and Kelly • dealing with this full force." page of the newspaper," she said. ''We Judith Barrett is executive di McGillis as the ·cold-hearted pros Walsh then covered the stages a make sure they know there are penal rector of the community rape ecutor, was shown Tuesday. The woman undergoes when she comes ties for r~pe." awareness center Response, which audience gathered for a group dis into contact with a SAM and is Walsh listed the benefits of cri formed the consortium of local cussion and a candlelight vigil af- • raped. sis intervention programs on cam schools responsible for the semi ter the film. · According to her, the stages are: con pus. Short-term benefits include nar. Activities will wrap up Thursday fusion, shock, fear and guilt. Experts teaching people to avoid victimiza She said feedback was good. night with a presentation in the say the victim uses the stages to give tion. Challenging students to form People are interested in lea,rning ·commons on preventing rape. Sgt. meaning to the experience. sexual ethics would be a long-term about more specific ·areas of rape Sandra McClendon of the UCF Po Initial concerns are for personal benefit. · awareness, like involving men, she lice Department will lead the pre . safety, whom to tell about a rape and After lunch, the audience split into said. sentation, titled "Choice Not • social fears, especially if the assailant groups and discussed rape on campus. Response is a non-profit organi- Chance."
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''No series of consultations and sur training in geriatric care (care · one can just walk in and be veys, plans received final ap for diseases of old age) after come a nursing home adminis proval Jan. 25. noting a number of factors. trator anymore." What evolved were the two Among them are the growth The degree in health-care new degrees, 'which Menden of outpatient treatment and the · services requires 122 semester hall. said are a combination of · increased need of long-term hours of study. Students in new courses and existing class care as the elderly population long-term health care will take es. He said this allowed UCF of Florida grew. an additional 10 hours. to "put the best of both worlds "It is a fact that the 'baby Mendenhall said the addition.~ together [while using] ·minimal Louis "Woody" Brow!VCENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE boomers' are middle-aged, and al classes should prepare gradu added resources." 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Then share these facts with six of your friends. And maybe none of them will become another statistic. For details contact Maureen Schaefer or Jennifer Miller, ©1990 Rape Treatment Center, Santa Monica Hospital. Ext. 3-2701 or 3-5541. TRACK & FIELD SPECTACULAR. MEET 11 11 SPRING -~-- -~-- . SPORTS!!! .. Sign Up Now Event: SOFTBALL Sign Up: Now ihrough March 4th Until March Season Play is: March 4· April 25 4th!. Event: FLOOR HOCKEY • Sign Up: Now ihrough March I4th Season Play is: March IS- April 25 I I Meet Takes Place.On ••• @J Monday, March 4th For More Info Call Rec Services For More Info Call Rec Services at X3-2408 or stop by room 101 at X3-2408 or stop by room 101 • ·•· - •· ·· - · · ~ .. · February 28, 1991 8 0. pm1on1111111111wf!fill1•a•1•1li1i•11w11}111111u•r•••111•,,•1111r•••1• Available options begin to disapp·ear . CPS for Soviet Union The Warsaw Pact has become a mere blip in the computerprintoutoftime. The35-year-oldagreement that officially divided Eastern Europe and Western · Europe has now been broken by ·Hungary. This move signals the final, wobbling steps of the Soviet Union's half-century reign over the eastern portion of Europe. . The ceremony i tse Ifwas also fittingly insignificant, taking a mere 20 minutes at a hotel on the Danube River. The Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania all signed the agreement to break up the pact. They all agreed to meet in July to finalize any remaining struc;tures. One result of dismantling the pact is that the Comecon will be disbanded. Comecon is the Soviet led version of the European Common Market. Given the economic success the Politboro has had within its own borders, it is no great surprise that Comecon couldn't sustain itself. The meeting that was scheduled for this week was postponed, but will occur, as the Comecon is unable to continue. People should try compa_ssion The documents that were signed stated the Soviet I cannot believe the nonsense of the world. Just dominated military command will be disbanded by recently, the Orlando 'Sentinel published a call-in March ~1, as well as six "secret" agreements that poll revealing that the majority of callers believe that bound Eastern Europe to the Soviet Union. both parents of a military child should go to Saudi The Soviet government has been reluctant to Arabia. Whatever happened to compassion? comment on this recent dissolution of its power. The. people who called in maintained that .the At the very least, we should be concerned for the It is pretty safe to assume that that government is parents knew what they were getting themselves children's sake. I am sure the developmental damage trying to save as much face as possible . ..The Soviets into. The people say they should have known better. resulting from parentlchild separation is considerable, .also are trying tq keep the "secret" agreements still Are these the same people who get to sit on their butts especially at a young age. Depriving a child of its secret by · insisting that the actual details of the and cheer the television with their yellow ribbons and parents can lead to insecurity, and can disable or agreement not be cli sclosed. Desert Storm t-shirts? · destroy the parent-child bond, which is absolutely • Overall, however, most of the eastern European I believe so. I do wish those people would have to essential for proper child development. countries have responded with happiness to this· see those children whose parents are over in the gulf: If our children are allowed to lose their parent or splitting. The foreign minister of Hungary said after those children who wake up crying every night. parents for even a short time, Hussein has done the ceremony, ''The military bloc system has come to It could be said the parents knew what they were enough damage to our society. • an end today." getting into, but did they really? How many military If you cannot feel compassion for the parent, how Hopefully, this will mean the Soviet Union will allow its personnel knew there was going to be a war when can you not feel for the children? While the parent other areas to be freer, for ~ample; the Baltic stat.es. they signed up? Not very many. Is this the price they knew what he or she was getting into, and bears that • This is doubtful. A dying animal generally becomes pay? If you answer yes, I hope you never make a responsibility, the child had no control over his/her more adamant in its territoriality. mistake in your life. situation. Let us try to protect the true helpless. However, now that the war in the Middle East is • dying down, Western governments will have more time to look East. One question is whether the Western, NATO Pact linking with any other rail system. images being broadcast into the will be needed? And if it is needed, should we allow • METRO PLANNING The Central Florida Commuter homes of people across world. a Editor: Rail .Authority is plan.ning a the former Eastern bloc coilnt~ies to join? The ugliness of war is a product These questions are not to be answered now, for . Metro Orlando's transportation commuter system along the CSX of war and its combatants, not a planners are like a bunch of tracks, and it would not link up creation of the media. Those who the summer will decide what the fall 'Yill bring. 0 • Meanwhile, as the Eastern bloc walks away without chickens who've ·just had their 1with the trolley or any other area do .not want see the reality of war a look back, the President Gorbachev's foes are heads chopped off, running around rail system. should oppose the war instead of attempting to oust him. Gorbachev claims it would in at least a dozen different Maglev Transit plans a high ignoring its true nature. lead to civil war and all his foes are doing is launching _directions. speed train from the airport to Qn - Feb. 23, many peaceful • "psychological watfare" against him. Or, another way of putting it, International Drive,. and it would Floridians and other humans who Gorbachev has some hard decisions to make. He is these so-called "planners" and not link or interface with anyother value democratic process convened working against a system that is not made to move. transportation "experts" are like a area rail system. in Gani es ville to take part in- the But with upcoming vote as to whether to preserve the well-dressed posse all saddled, Another rail technology is statewide rally and conference Soviet Union "as a renewed federation of equal duded and mounted up ready to proposed to run from the airport to designed to strengthen the peace sovereign republics in which human rights and ride. But they . have one big Port Canaveral--again, a system movement through education and freedoms of any nationality will be fully guaranteed," problem-they can't decide which that would not link into any of the vocal activism. • achoice will be made. direction to go_ · others. Recent polls seem to indicate The problem in metro Orlando · And yet another group wants to that many pro-negotiation is that there is no coordinated mass build a system· from Tampa· to Americans threw their hands up transit planning at the macro-level. OrIan do International Airport, nor in despair once the war began. • Central Florida Future Instead of a sensible holistic would it link with any of the other @1991 Tho C • B Street · Jon Caldara • II .23 ~£~// OLD l'JllN 1.JllS . ~P,R!STlD TOD/1Y fOfl IJJnLX/Na IN PIJ8LJC lJITHOOT '9# RTTITUD£. HffNG Tiil SCUl'J. • • • • • HRl 'bl IN II Rli.JT/OllSHIP J) IJIJ '1fJU IVICIJE lJITH SO/fJlONl If Ydll /INS/Jl RID )lS' . flllJ JUST f)ON'T J'J(OW !TP 1) IS -TIER[ fl LOT Of STOFF ' FOR #011/S llBIJUT INOlf/NHBJ.£ Td ; ti/ /TJO/fl tJUlST/011.S, . T/Jlfl THIS SJ/1Jl'l.l TEST llR/JIJND 'IOIJR J/Ofl)[ TH'T flRSMHl £PJ()TIONS? ISNT YOIJI S !IN!) Ya' Y~U /1111 Y BE IN /I llll.ll 'I) If YIJI/ /11/ET StJl1Jltiil {)f T/IJNSHIP. 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Hinson 4-10 4-5 13, Haynes 1-71-2 4, Hammerberg CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE FIU used balanced scoring to YolandaRhodeswastheonly 0-0 O·O 0, Breun ig 0-2 2-2 2, Tormohlen 1-9 2-3 5, builda14-pointlead afterits13- other UCF player in double Roberson 0-1 0-00, Denmon 0-21-21, Leeks 8-14 2- • 6 18. Totals 22-61 15-27 62. · The Florida International 4 run. Jennifer Bell's layup at figures for the Knights. She Doral Park National FIU (70): Lewis 3-8 2-2 8, Guilbeaux 5:10 3-414, University Lady Panthers went 6:53 gave the Lady Panthers finished with19pointsbutmade Pinder 0-3 4-4 4, Dixon 3-7 4-510, Thompson 6-16 0- Collegiate Invitational 012. Candle o-o 6-oo. Jones 0-1 0-1 o. Stewart6-12 on a 13-4 run midway through their largestleadofthegameup just 9-of-24 shots 8-14 20, Steinburg 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 24-6121-3070 . the second half and defeated to that point, 71-53. The Lady Panthers put four • AT THE UNJVERSTIY OF MIAMI HaHtime: F IU 32, UCF 28. 3-point goals - UCF 3-16 (Phillips 0-1, Hinson 1-2, Haynes 1-3, Breunigs Teams - 1. LSU 283-291-292- 866; 2. UCF _UCF, 93-75, Monday night in TheclosesttheLadyKnights players in double figures. 297-282-297 - 876; 3. Georgia Tech. 293-297-289 0-2, Torrnohlen 1-7, Denrron0-1),FIU 1-11 (Guilbeaux Miami. would come the rest of the game Cunnigham led with 26 points. -879;3. Texas303-290-288-881 ;4. Wake Forest 1-5, Dixon 0-2, Thompson 0-4). Fouled out- Dixon. 293-293-298- 884; 6. Florida 298-299-290 - 887; Rebounds-UCP-44(Leeks t4),FIU47(Stewart 13). The loss drops UCF to 9-15 was eight points after Tari Bellfinishedwith16points,and • 7. Alabama 305-297-287- 889; 7. Ohio State 298- Assists - UCF 8 (Phillips, Boles, Haynes, Hinson 2), overall and stops its winning Phillips' 3-pointer at3:45 made Paulette Murphy and Tidra 300-291 -889;7. Fresno St. 305-291293-889; 10. FIU 6 (Guilbeaux· 3). Total fouls - UCF 20, FILI 26. Miami 302-297-291 - 890; 11. Florida St. 307-299- Technical fouls - None. . streak after two games. the score 80-72. Hardy scored 13and12 points, 285 - 891; 12. Georgia Southern 306-302-284- · Sauntay Cunningham. led FIU outscoredUCF,13-3, the re_spectively. 892; 13. North Carolina 301-296-298 - 895; 14. ... Georgia 311-293-295-- 899; 15. Duke 300-302,298 FIU with 26 points as the Lady . rest of the w.ay to finish with its Hardy led all players with 10 -900; 16. Tulsa304-299·298-901; 17. Rice 306- Panthers shot 59 percent 18-point victory. rebounds. 300-299-905; 18. Tennessee 313-314-301-928. CU·MM~• Individuals - 1. Guy Hill, Miami, 73-69-69- compared with 42 percent for Despite shooting 63 percent The Lady Knights close out 211 ;2. Jett Makohon, Rice, 72-71 -70-213; 3. Chris the Lady Knights. The Lady in the first half compared with their regular-season schedule Smith, Ohio State, 69-73-72-214; 4. Jason Widener, Monday's results • Duke, 73-72-70-214;4T. Jean Paul Hebert, Texas, Panthers also prevented UCF 43 percent for UCF, FIU built 7:30 p.m. Friday in the UCF 74-69-72-215;4. Perry Moss, LSU, 68-73-74-215. AU 92, UCF75 from getting many second shots just a five-point lead in the first gymnasium against Stetson. It UCFfinishers-12T.MalcolmJoseph74-71-73 UCF (75): Rhodes 8-24 3-5 19, Stowe 1-2 0-0 2, -218; 16T. Hans Strom-Olsen 70-70-79-219;34T. as they outrebounded UCF, 51- half will be the last intercollegiate Green 0-4 2-4 2. Saco 3-10 1-2 8, Lincoln 0-1 0-0 0, Andrew Rice 78-69-77 - 224; 41 T. Jon. Cowgill 75- ... Loomis 4-9 0-0 8, Weaver 1-3 3-4 5, Batz 3-5 0-0 6, 27, at the Sunblazer Arena. Tari Phillips scored 16 of her game played 'in the gym as the 79-71 - 225; 48T. Paul Bastien 78-72-7~ 226. Phillips 11-18 2-5 25. Totals 21-73 11-20 75. 25 points in the half to keep Lady Knights will play in the AU (92):Curry 0-0 2-2 2, Auger0-01-21. Murphy UCF stayed close to the Lady 4-7 3-4 13, Cahill 2-3 0-0 4. Rodriguez 1-3 0-0 2, Panthers and trailed by three UCF close. She led the Lady UCF Arena next season. Gillette 0-0 0-0 0, Riley4 ~7 t-2 9, Hardy 3-8 6-10 12, Heffern 3-60-06,Cunningham 10-15 5-826, Godbolte • 1-1 0-0 2, Bell 7-9 2-2 16. Totals 35-59 20-30 93. HaHtime: FIU 45, UCF 40. 3-point goals - UCF 2-11 (Rhodes 0-2, Saco 1-2, Lincoln 0-1, Weaver 0· 1, FILI eventually took control of the steadily moved up on UCF's all •MM• Phillips 1-5), FIU-3-6 (Murphy 2-3, Rodriguez 0-1, FROM PAGE 12 Monday's results Cunningham 1-2). Fouled out - Saco_ Rebounds - game. ti me leaders in several • UCF 27 (Phillips 8), FIU 51 (Hardy 10). Assists- UCF AU 70, UCF 62 , 16 (Weaver 5), FIU 19 (Hettern 7). Totalfouls- UCF Ken Leeks made 8-of-14 shots catagories. He is sixth in scoring UCF (62): Phillips 4-10 3-5 11, Boles 4-6 0-2 8, 21, FIU 16. Technical foulS - Weaver. made the score 58-53. The closest ·and led the Running Knights (1,234 points), second in UCF would come the remainder with 18 points and a game-high rebounds (849), third in free • •••••••••••••••••••·-~~~~_, of the game was four points. 14 rebounds. Denny Hinson and throws made (292), second in FIU built an 11-point lead. Sinua Phillips scored 13and11 free-thro~ attempts (4 75) and Denny Hinson ofUCF scored a points, respectively. · third in blocked shots (87). 3-pointer with four seconds left, Stewart finished with 20 For the immediate future, bringing FIU's final margin of points to lead FIU. Ted Tommy Tormohlen will be victory to fewer tha~ 10 points. Guilbeal1X scored 14 points and UC F's 3-point king~ Tormohlen In the first half, Dwight Dixon finished with 10 points. holds. the single-season record • Stewart scored 15 points to lead UCF closes out its season with ·57, two ahead of Anthony the Panthers to a32-28halftime when it plays in its first · Haynes. He trails Haynes by lead. American South Conference two, 84.-82, forcareer3-pointers. Mike Boles scored four Tournament March 1-3 in New But Tormohlen is a • consecutive points to start the Orleans. sophomore and has two more second half. This tied the score. The Running Knights, seeded . years of eligibilty to increase his The· Knights took the lead sixth, will play third-seeded total. Haynes, a senior, • three times and tied the score Louisiana Tech at4 p.m. Friday. completes his eligibility this three times before FIU Running Notes: Leeks has season . • Applications Now Available _ • for the • ON DEAN ROAD, · ]UST NORTH OF COWNIAL ASK ABOUT OUR ~ () • (lllGHWAY 50) CONSTRUCTION SPECIALS LARGE NEW 1, 2, AND 3 CALL 38.1-2222 BEDROOM APARTMENTS -- - --·------~ • Due March 26, 1991 Discover Comfort (and be a Winner!) . .:: .. '.: Positions include: Discover original Birkenstock footwear and see how healthy and comfortable your feet can be. 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Men's golf -drives to 2nd place in Doral by Jamie Johnson Junior Hans Strom-Olsen closing-round 77. a lot for the character of our shots from the lead, but they CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE held the individual lead through Louisiana State University kids." slumped to 297 in the final the first two rounds. But he fell won the team competition, UCF finished 10 strokes round. They managed to hold The UCF golf team finished off from the lead with a score of leading wire to wire. It shot 292 behindLSUbutaheadofFlorida onto second place. second in a field of 18 at the 79 on the final round. for four golfers. State University, the University Freshman Guy Hill of the Doral Park National Collegiate Behind Joseph and Olsen for "We've been in contention all of Florida and the invitational's University of Miami won the Invitationals Sunday afternoon the Knights were Andrew Rice season long," Louisiana State host, Miami. - individual title, becoming the in Miami. in 34th place, Jon Cowgill 41st Coach Britt Harrison said. The Knights were in fourth first freshman to win the event UCF senior Malcolm Joseph and Paul Bastien 48th. 'We've been waiting for a day place and 14 strokes off the lead withhis5-under-parperformance. led UCF with a three-day total Rice tied.for the third-lowest like today when we could close after the first round. Golf Notes: The UCF of 218, which tied him for 12th individual round with a3-under something we started. But they shot a tournament- Women's golf team will play in place. His scores of7 4, 71 and 73 par 69 in the second-round. But "I think it's more difficult to low, 6-under-par 282 in the its home tournament, the UCF/ put him seven strokes behind he sandwiched that round with lead from start to finish than to second round to move into Rotary Classic, over the the leader. ' an opening-round 78 and a come from close behind. It says second place. They were four we~kend. UCF falls to FIU in finale Dismal shooting stops Running Knigbts Staff Report CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Mer playing one oftheir best games of the year against New Orleans, the UCF Running • Knights could not perform the same against Florida International in their last regular-season game. UCF shot 36 percent from the field and lost, 70-62, to the Panthers Monday night at the Sunblazer Arena in Miami. FIU (6-20) did not fare much better from the field (39 percent) but held the lead for much ofthe game. The Panthers went on a 12-0 run midway through the second half to take the lead for good. With UCF leading 50-46 at 9:09, Brian Dixon's three-point play began FIU' s run. The Panthers took the lead for good on a tip-in at 7:57. The Panthers held the Running Knights (10-16) scoreless for more than five minutes. UCFilidnotscoreagain until Anthony Haynes' 3-pointer _see FIU page 11 Lauriston's experience lets hiln _make jumps by Gregory Eyma years. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE "He has great potential to be an exceptional In his first year at UCF, jumper," said Head Coach long-jumper Drumeco Francisco Castro, a world Lauriston brings a wealth clas s sprinter/jumper of experience to the newly during the 1940s and '50s. formed track and field team. "With the little coaching he Lauriston emerged last has received and a great month from a lengthy fall deal of talent, he has gone conditioning period. far. But he can go much So far, he has met with further." success, winning his first With a personal-best distance two meets. Nevertheless, of 24 feet 2.5 inches, Lauriston Lauriston's toughest has always performed just well competition is probably yet enough to place well in to come in the major meets competition. of March and April. When he was 16 years old in Jim Ferguaonil...toN 1 RAL f-LOHIUA 1-u 1UHt; A native of the Bahamas, 1988, he seized the Caribbean Drumeco Lauriston won the Carribean Junior Championship at age 16. the 5-foot-11 . finance major Junior Championship victory has competed across the from the regional powerhouses "This year, I need to perform havebeenpromising.Mygoalis competition, but it also will Caribbean since he was a Jamaica and Trinidad. well and see some to jump past the 25-foot mark." bring him closer to his child and has been a major However, mJuries have improvement," Lauriston said. Such a jump would not greatest personal goal -a factor at the junior hampered his progress during "I am feeling stronger than ever only bring Lauriston success place on the 1992 Bahamian championship level for three the past couple of seasons. now, and thepastcoupleofmeets in NCAA and Caribbean Olympic Team. • • • • • The Entertainment Magazine of The Central Florida Fu • r r • , ,.-;«·"'::-~-: " ·'.=:_((?::::~~:~;\ I • .• • Slayer: The Abyss Tour below. Araya screamed, "There will be no more w.· spilling of innocent blood." Nearly everyone by Josiah Baker shouted in response as they held a beer or two in their hands. The smell of cigarettes and marijuana· layer is the heaviest, loudest of the death was quite abundant and several little skirmishes metal groups in the world of thrash. Their were going on betWeen a few drunks. But it seemed· :.~~;t't:"'~'51 c~s/'l:/ brutal attack of hand blistering guitar riffs that eve:ryone. with the exception of a few people S and the sound of tormenting vocals usu who got arrested. was having a good time. ally bring the average ear to a state of After the show, I got a chance to brtefly inter paralysis. view Araya. Araya wore a plain blue shirt, several • With albums and tours canying names like diamond earrings in each ear and had a silver South ofHeaven, Reign In Blood, World SacrifICe, skull ring just like Keith Richards had on his left Hell Awaits and The Abyss; one can only guess hand. Araya was about medium height with a • that there is something a little bit different about b medium build and looked Hispanic with his black . this group from the average rock 'n' roll band. ;~ hcU,r pulled back in a thick pony tail. He reminded Members of Slayer are: Tom Araya (vocalist if i: me of a mechanic. you can say he actually sings I bassist), Keny i ~u~stion: ~at wou.ld you say h~s been your .• -.Y:!!'!!!.;~:·: King (guitartst), Jeff Hanneman (lead guitartst) I; mrun influence m making your music? ::.::::::·:.:·:···:·::·:··:·.·:::. and Dave_Lombardo (drums). The group formed in Los Angeles . • Its members have always played fast, so fast that many crttics say it is just crunched in gar bage with the same chords again and again. But the band has made a very slow, yet positive tran sition in recent years as it has moved to that :Il slower, but heavier stance. • One of the most controversial issues that have been floating around about this death n::ietal band is Satanism. Are the band members really Satan ic? Do they kill animals? Do they worship the devil on the stage? At the concert Friday, there raised a Catholic but rm ?Ht-· was no devil worshipping and no chanting going ~ ba~:-i~n~~:':=~~~ally on stage. :t Q: What is your philosophy, then? What would Skulls and upside down crosses hung in the 6~: you want to tell your listeners? ·background more as a scene:ry-type thing. There A: You can believe whatever you want to be were a couple fans near me shouting, "Angel of :~ : : lieve as long as you believe ·in yourself. You can do Death! Angel of Death!" I later learned that it was ~ . · · it. We do it. . to be the closing song for the night. Slayer was to Q: Have you ever had any problems with fanat do two encores. ically religious people trying to stop your perfor The show was at the Orlando sports complex. mance or banning your work? Testament opened up for some 2,500 fans. The A: Usually f***ing fanatics will do something to average fan was a white rriali aged between 16 give us the attention. I · and 25. The members' average hair length was Q: Doesn't this boost record sales? about four inches below the shoulders. A: No. We sort of increase the amount of money The show proved to be extremely loud. Every we put out for damages. thing from the bleachers to the video games on Q: Slayer is extremely popular in Europe com the other side of the complex sho0k with vibrating ( pared with the United States. Is there any rea notes of thunderous music. The stage looked pretty son? simple but rather practical for a group of fans :~.: A: This is a big count:ry - there are little coun- • that go to tear the place apart. tries - when you go play in a big city in a little People were slam dancing and running around country they !the people] all come. Here we in a big circle down in the pit, the center floor • area. Meanwhile, Araya and Slayer members See SLAYER page 4 poured out a wrath of riffs onto the audience i ··• • ·: ·.. · I .j · . · ~. ....<{: . • l .. '\ • \~~" "\ \~~ u111 •. iau•1 .. 1.rnEf':DA·'''1.111:•ka• 2 Confetti, February 28, 1991 'Silence of the Lambs' nothing to keep quiet about by Jessica Pink.man is highly int~lligent and civi aroun~ your neck and lized. It is almost impossible yank you right into the n "The Silence of the not to respect him, even when film. Lambs," Jodie Foster he is relating a dinner he had It is not surprising • plays FBI trainee Clarice that consisted of a patient's that "Silence" was so I Sterling, who accident liver. tight. Director Johna . ly becomes involved in thon Demme .. Execu a search for a twisted killer tive Producer Gary dubbed Buffalo Bill. Goetzman, Producer A lucky break from superior Edward Saxon, Pro: • officer, Jack Crawford_(Scott ducer Kenneth Utt, Glenn) places Sterling in a po Producer Ron Bozman sition where she is the only one and Cinematographer • Dr. Hannibal "the Cannibal" Tak Fujimoto have Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) will worked together on confide in. Lecter is not the killer three previous films: they are after, he's a sociopath "Something Wild," already in custody, but" he "Married to the Mob" knows who Buffalo Bill is. and "Miami Blues." Because of Lecter's relative This fourth collabora frankness with Sterling, Craw tion may be the one to ford allows her to try and per get the industry's at suade him to reveal Buffalo Bill's tention. identity to her. Dr. Lecter's Overall, the acting sparse clues and coded hints was superb (especial tum Sterling's search into a race ly Foster and Hop • against time as she tries to save kins), the direction the next victim. was fluid and the cin Although the plot is noth- . ematography lent ing new - a rookie is given a general eerieness to break'and has to save soci the whole thing. It is ety from a psycho killer - it _ ,~~: . as suspenseful as any is presented in a fresh form. ~ for Buffalo Bill, what a Hitchcock film with Dr. Lecter; his neurotic psycho! His action$ and 1de- just the right amount caretaker, Dr. Chiltqn (An meanor are so scary and hor- of gore, nothing un thony Heald); and serial rible its almost hard to necessary, only.what • ·killer "Buffalo Bill" (Ted Le watchwithout peeking adds to the story. vine) are all new variations through yoUF fingers. If you want be of familiar characters. Together with the convinc- scared, not bombard • Although Dr. Lecter is a ing performances of Foster · ed with blood and guts, Orion Pictures cannibalistic sociopath, he is and Glenn, these characters you will love this mov Clarice Starling (Jody Foster) questions.Dr. Hamibal Lecter (Anthony also an ex-psychiatrist and reach their bony fingers· ie. Hopkins) in the suspenseful! "The Silence of the Lambs." 'I -~.. *:..: ... >+:..: .. :.....: ... 6 - - - The Charts Danger unique blend .of country, Week ending Feb. 16 • ·· soul; Darkside remains mystery. @1991 Billboardmagazine state. On the second side start Hot 100 Dance Robert Forrester is the vo ing with the song "Is This What 1~ "All the Man That... " 1. "Go~na MakeYou ... " calist and guitar player of this You Call Change?," the music Whitney Houston c&c Music Facto:ry • British pop band. Mick Harvey begins to bounce back and 2. "Someday" 2. "Power of Love" and Hugo Race handle the rest forth between an abstr'act Mariah Carey Deee-Lite of the music to create an easy country and a deep soul. It 3. "The First Time" 3. "Jealosy" listening rhythm. Harvey also seems like Forrester wasn't Surface The Adventures of... produced the album, . which satisfied with just one type of 4. "Where Does My ... " 4. "I Like You" was recorded in Berlin, Ger music. After all, isn't music Celine Dion Culture Beat • many. supposed to be just a little ex 5. "Disappear" 5. "Sadeness Part I" By listening to its uncon perimental? INXS Enigma ventional sound, you can The vocals proved to be loud • Robert Forrester: Danger in the probably tell that it does have and clear. I just wish.the lyr- Country Hot R&B Past some definite European in ics would have been a little 1. "Brother Jukebox" 1. "You Don·~ Have ... " ~:• fluence. New York and Los. clearer. The lyrics are written Mark Chesnutt En Vogue ~:• • by Josiah Baker Angeles would not take this in paragraph form. And he 2. "Walk on Faith" 2. "GonnaMake You ..... ~~ blend very well. This is not a sounds like an English pro- Mike Reid C&C Music Factory he cover on the Poison - LAish recording. fessor trying to recite/sing 3. "Daddy's Come .. : :. 3. "When Will I See ... " ~ compact disc Even -MC Hammer sounds some listless verse dug up in Paul OVerstreet Bell Biv Devoe 1• shows a 40ish some dusty book of contem- 4. "Rumor Has It" "':... 4. "Something in My ... " ..~. T looking clean-cut, porary poetry. Reba McEntire _ Michel'le ::: father- Each song tells an individ- 5. "These Lips Don't: ... " 5. "All the Man That... " i like businessman ual story of some happening, Doug Stone Whitney Houston r delicately strum some feeling. It's like Forrest- I~ ~l ming a guitar while er sat down one day and de- .....!~~ • sitting wtth his legs cided to convert a bunch of crossed on a stool. · his poems to songs and make ..: ..*: .. : .. k~ ... :.+++<+.H ~ Looking at it, you a recording. · might think it was But don't get a totally bad some joke for an impression on th~ piece of album produced by the quasi-art. Danger in the Past name of Beggars Banquet does have a unique, almost mature essence in it and per Beggars Banquet is the haps older audiences wo_uld Confetti name of The Rolling Stones' pretty radical to this stuff. appreciate its mellow tunes. 1967 classic album. Listening The closest thing in com Much of the ·meanings in Steven M. Conner Bridget Clark to this album will convince you parison would be Van Morri the songs focus on a homely Editor Assistant Editor that it is far from the Stones son's recent Enlightenment sentimentality. In the song Brian Wente Lloyd Whitehead • or any kind of danger. Its album, which was so enlight "Dear Black Dream," Forrest Art Director Produc;tion Manager easygoing, sleepy lyrics will ening, mainly light-headed, er says, "My love and I sit in take the stone right out of you Confetti is published once a week by The Central Florida Future. that I can't even remember Send all correspondence to: Confetti, c/o The Central Florida Future, • and leave you in a sedated what it was about. see FORRESTER page 3 P .0. Box 25000, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL 32816. f •• Confetti. Febr~ary 28. 1991 3 I FORRESTER recorded. _There is a photo of three very British looking Ililagery, international flavor FROMPAGE2 young gents standing along bed in the dark wondering who the side of a twisting stair case. sings better in the dark" They've got '60ish hair cuts. make 'KaUiope' down-to-earth · The focus on the songs does The band plays a high powered line of what some Reviewed by Bill Cushing Shalin Hai-Jew was a "Foreign Expert" of not change much. F.ach song has English at a_university in the Chinese prov- an iin hoping for ... " or 'You're people might call progressive music. Imagine Depeche Mode n today's publishing world, timing 1:8 al- ince of Jiangxi. After witnessing the June 1989 waiting for ... "Yourreaction could ways of the essence. . _ slaughter of pro-democracy demonstrators in be one of horror -or delight In with three times the intensity and you will have a good idea This year has been ====--===------·-, Beijing's Tiananmen Square, oth~ words, this album is basi I designated as the Year of she wrote "The Same Hand," callyfor anyone who is search:ing of what their music is about. The vocals could use im International Literacy by which states: in vain for a new type of music to provement. In several of the the United Nations. I have bowed to your hear, or for those who find Bany March is the month the Unit- . .vil1 my whole life; Manilow a vicious performer. SQngs, such as in "She Don't Care" and ".Soul Deep," the ed States celebrates its con- labored to· pay taxes; vocals are hardly audible, tributions from women. This sang the anthems; giving the album a more brings up the question: Was repeated your praises, punkish taste. ~t by chance or design that the which I learned The music does change latest issue of "Kalliope: A in school. As animal or speeds several times. Songs Journal ofWofl'.ien'sArt" is one demon - like "All That Noise" and in which there is an interna- whatever you have be- 'WaitingforTheAngels" have tional flavor from the female -~~--~iiiaiiimll come - did you forget a so1id psychedelic tone. They contributors featured in its Wo da si. ni is only a cotild easily sneak into a~ pages? threat Floyd album. Listening to the Two recently translated out of the nursery? Did works from Sidonie-Gabrielle TITLE: "Kalliope: A you forget? psychedelic-punk music cre ate a drifting type atmosphere. Collette(l873-1954)beginthe Journal of Women's 'Wodasini"translates issue. For those unfamiliar Art," Vol. XIII, No. 1 - into English as "I'll kill you" This type of music will get you The Darkside: AU That Noise with Collette's work, she was EDITOR: Mary Sue Ko- and is a threat used by Chi- down as it moves right along in its wayward path. - one of Europe's precursors to eppel nese elders to frighten -chil- by Josiah Baker America's Beats and employs DATA: Florida Commu- drenintoobedience. The poem The Darkside is produced wondrous imagery in writing nity College at Jackson- was hand-carried from main- by Beggar's Banquet and you . that is amazingly.' down-to- ville, 80 pages, land China and mailed to or anyone who can see· a second generation $'?' likes instrumental of Stones rolling down a earth. In one of the stories, ,. "Kalliope" from Hong Kong. guitar, the first mossless hill. - "Fishing Party," a sort of tum-of-the'...century Ruth Moon Kempher, a writer from St. Augus- song, "Guitar Voo- The Darkside has combined "road trip," she offers these observations: tineandaconsistentcontrtb~tortothernagazine, F 8:50 - Sharp bend, a poor farmer isagainhere.KempherhaspublishedsevenboOks doo," is a definite '60s guitar and rhythm. the must. It's a kind of spooky, punk of the '70s and the re and his cart... A _ ~werve to the left. Marthe ofpoebyandisthefeaturedreaderforthisyear's eerie song with a weird blend flecting psychedelic hard-core shouted: "Cuckold!" Annual Great Bend, Kansas Poetry Rendezvous of drums and bass backing rock of the '80s in this release. 9 o'clock - Sudden bend: in the mid- to be held in August. dle of the road, a little boy and his wheelbar- Perhaps the two pieces of most unusual · up the electric guitarfeedbac}c. Alternative musk~ fans will It seems to carry a Jimi Hen probably find this a winner. row of manure. Swerve to the right. Marthe interest are Joanne Tangorra's "Unrecorded drix type presence. There are However, this album has a just missed the .boy ano shouted to him: _Entries in Maty Shelley's Journal" and Ellen no lyrics in this first sons:!. lot of potential. It can appeal "Cuckold!" All ready! The poor child... Treen's prose-poetic "My Rewrites." The Darkside remains a to a wider range of music NewYorkCityjournalist and teacher Eliza- From West.Germany to Africa to Hunc,ary group 'of mystery as members' preferences than most albums bei.h Cohen has an essay titled "Luminous .and back to America. "Kalliope's" editorial re names are not mentioned on can. Give it a shot and decide Exclusion: A Woman's Reading of Pablo Ner- view board has conceived a fitting issue to the sleeve of the CD. They are if it can be pop. uda." In it, she discusses Nerudo's role as "a honor both womanhood and internationality. based in Birmingham, En visionary global (poet) before the word 'global' The United Nations couldn't have done it gland, where thi$ album was was ever popular linguistic currency." any b~tter. :--Jr ?~ II: Peace Corps representatives .,. ~ . .r !~ ·.·:"~.. :...,'\:- ' - -'· , ... _ ..-· I ~'::.:.:::. - ~ ...... ~ . ,, , . ·are .here . ... . Tuesday, March 19. at UC·F· INFORMATION TABLE 9:00 A.M. - ·2:00.P.M. Breezeway /Campus Book Store VIDEO PRESENTATION , 2:00 l?.M. - 3:00 P.M. Career Placement INTERVIEWS Wednesday &Thursday 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Career Resource Center For information or an application call: 1-800-465-2745 I '· t,;' I• .) \ 'I !t•:t • 4 Confetti, February 28, 1991 STORY other album. FROM PAGE 1 Aside from finding out that they were not totally Satanic, play in L.A and New York and I did find out that the band they all come. members acted completely Q: Your songs deal with the different off stage as they did Presents · - death and destruction. ·You on stage. Araya had a trance dedicated your song "Suicide" like demonic voice while talk to the troops in the Middle ing on the stage. Off the East. What do you think about stage, he was a very friendly HOUSE PARIY it? and talkative person. He A: War. War. And people. seemed pretty level-headed And preventing them. Gener for an animal sacrificer Uust Some famous houses a.round the world// als b~come the heroes and the kidding). - soldiers the victims. Anyway, Slayer is one of I talked a little while fong those groups that one could er before leaving backstage. categorize as out of the ~ /!If~!~ Araya said the 'South of mainstream. which basically ,,,,~~ Heaven album broke the ice means that you'll either find DoG Jr .. 11.' ~'- 1-/l>\.l'>E '·•· for the American market. He the band's music exhilarating also said he felt extremely tired or annoying. and that his fingers hurt and I would like to close with were tingly and tight. somethingAraya screamed on Slayer plans to do a show stage during the middle of the in Miami on the 23rd and then concert: "You are all expend finish its tour. A rest is antic able. You're all going to get ipated afterward before an- killed!" ONE MONTH'S RENT FREE* Philly Joe's (University Blvd. at Goldenrod) Saturday, March 2nd, 1991 *SCREENED PATIO 1 FITNESS ROOM W/STEPPER 7:30 pm to 2:00 am 1 SWIMMING POOL & *MICROWAVE SUN DECK 1 CEILING FAN Tickets $3 in advance and $5 at the door. 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