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Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 14, October 9, 1986 University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 10-9-1986 Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 14, October 9, 1986 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 14, October 9, 1986" (1986). Central Florida Future. 659. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/659 Weather: There's alot of sun behind those rain clouds Thursday, October 9, 1986 The Central Florida Future Volume 19 Number 14 - University of Central Florida/Orlando Twelve pages BOR forces credit Committee may hike union to re·locate health fee by Desiree McCartney Department of University NEWS EDITOR Relations, located next to the Fee could rise credit union's old location, is cramped due to lack of space. from 524 to 530 The UCF Federal Credit The move will allow the Union re-located to th~ department to be more spread Washington T. Student out. by Tim Ball Services Building last Hyde explained the move CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Monday because UCF's does have some benefits. He Board of Regents policy said the credit union will now The Health Fee Committee involving space allocation. be able to expand to six is considering a 25-percent According to Joe Hyde, tellers and its new location increase in the student health president of the UCF Federal will better serve the students. fee at its meeting this Credit Union, the credit union Hyde hoped the BOR would afternoon. has known about the BOR approve a similar proposal Committee Chairperson policy since it was first such as the one the Kris Sargent said the announced last year but he University of South Florida committee may approve said he was only notified ten in Tampa adopted two years increasing the health fee to days ago that they would be ago. USF negotiated a $1-per­ $30. moving. year lease for up to 50 years Sargent said she believes no But according to Dean with the university. The UCF more increases will be needed McFall, director of Public Federal Credit Union Board for at least three years. Affairs at UCF, the credit drafted up a proposal for the "We'd like the increase to union has known about the BOR to review but, because last three to five years," she move for three months and it of a change in board members said. was planned. and, Hyde said, a change in Committee member Ashton The BO R policy, handed their attitudes, the proposal Meyers said the increase is down last year by Chancellor was denied. needed to make up for a Charlie Reed, stated credit Hyde said the BOR deficit in the Health Center's unions located on any of the disagreed with the credit budget. State's nine university union's proposal because they William Dietz, another campuses may remain as long believed establishing a committee member as all space for university separate building .for the disagreed. needs, academic and service was unfair competion Donna Calloway/Central Florida Future "They can pay for any administrative, is allocated for the local banks. The credit union is now forced to pay for office space. shortfalls they have with without problems. If extra Three members of the BOR what they have in reserve," space exists, the credit unions are bankers, Hyde said. including students, faculty make a profit," said Hyde. he said. may rent the space at fair He said the credit union is a and staff. The credit union has only The committee meets today market rates. non-profit cooperative and "The credit union is here to at 2 p.m. in the Health McFall said the serves almost 6,000 members serve its members, not to Resource Center. The meeting SEE CREDIT, PAGE 5 is open to the public. Yugoslavian writers bring their works to UCF by Steve J. Pustelnyk ''I'm really looking forward to it," CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Longinovac said of his trip to Florida. He said he has never been to Orlando and wants to see Walt Disney World and EPCOT. Toma Longinovac and Branko Lillios described the two writers as Dimitrijevic, two of Yugoslavia's most interested in new trends. She said promising young writers are scheduled to Longinovac is interested in performance art, speak at UCF this Monday. technology, sexuality, Chinese and many Both are in America through the efforts of other areas. · the International Writing Program at the "It's really hard to make it in this University of Iowa. The UCF English country," she said. "They've published many Department in cooperation with the Atlantic things in their native country," but few of Center for the Arts is sponsoring their visit their works have been translated into English to UCF. from their native Serbo-Croatian language. "We are really excited about having them Longinovac released many works in here," said Dr. Anna Lillios of the English Yugoslavia and his novel, Moment of Silence, Department. "They are the most promising of is scheduled for release next year in the the younger generation of Yugoslavian United States. In 1985, Pain Sales appeared writers." in "Mundus Artium" and in 1984 "The Iowa Lillios said the two authors may read from Review" published The Story of a Boy and their works, hold a writer-to-writer the Cut on His Knee. These and other conference with English professor Wyatt Longinovac works have been published in the Wyatt and possibly show a video. They plan U.S. since the 1979 release of the History of to answer questions and tour the campus. Sexuality". In an interview from his home at the In addition to his writing ability, University of Iowa, Longinovac said he will Longinovac speaks excellent English and is a read from his novel to be published in 1987, translator for Serbo-Croatian. hold a panel discussion on the writer in He holds an master's from the Writers relation to the media and show a video tape Workshop at the University of Iowa and is visualizing a chapter from one of his books. working on a Doctorate of Comparative Shores of Eola ''It's pretty weird,'' he said of the tape, Literature there. Nighttime along the shore of Orlando's lake Eola. which he says displays dollar signs a lot. ''It (tape) goes pretty well,'' he added. SEE WRITERS, PAGE 4 2, The Central Aorido Future, October 9, 1986 Alafaya Village Shopping Center Thanks for Making Our Address . .,,,,,,.... Your Address ... 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"we're is missing 60,000. not even sure it exists." and It has something to do with former student Patrick Pierce one of the campuses' secret II, who apparently founded societies, in which members the council in 1984. fiddle with fictional Real or not, Morris is characters from C.S. Lewis's investigating the group for "The Chronicles of Narnia" fraud, he says. and seem to buy computer Hints of trouble started equipment without paying for three weeks ago, when the it. university comptroller Trouble is, the secret noticed the society's campus society --- one of at least four account was some $60,000 on the tradition-bound UVa overdrawn, and called in the Campus --- is so secret that no police. Rob Peery'Central Florida Future one knows what to make of The police, in turn, raided Dancers the missing $60,000, another Pierce's Charlottesville home, UCF's Marching Band Dancers sing "Let's go boogie down." $20,000 in unpaid bills and what one local merchant calls SEE SECRET, PAGE 4 Eo~rgy·saving answers to questions Editor's Note: This article is the fourth in a series An insulating cover is essential to cut down dealing with conserving energy .in the home. evaporation heat losses from the spa's surface. Florida Solar Energy Center's Ken Sheinkopf Since the average home spa is used only an hour or · ,, " ans we rs questions dealing with energy FLORIDA SOLAR so per day, the cover can be used 90 to 95 percent of conservation in the home and college apartment.
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