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Central Florida Future, Vol. 24 No. 50, March 19, 1992

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.. Slashed sununer &ids hope in D tenn by Francis J. Allman of the colleges, but_Lilie says, "The Col- funding.was available for A and D, but don't know how much money there will CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE · 1ege of Business has used it for a number we'll have to wait for the legislature to be," Lilie said. ofyears." findouthowmuchmoneyisavailablefor "If the legislature comes through Amid all the gloom and doom fore­ " D term is just a shorter form. of the the B term," said Lilie. with more funding, we'll be able to add casts for the summer semesters, there· C term," said Lilie. "It starts on the "The funding for the C term is split to the B term," he said. now appears to be a dim ray of sun­ same day as the A term, but it runs two between the two fiscal years," Lilie said. "Frankly, though, I'm quite worried. shine piercing through. ·weeks longer." ' Since all of the B term, and a portion If this yaar's cut is as large as pro- "We're down about 330 sections over The reason for the increased offerings of the C term derive their funding from posed, the B term could actually be last summer," said Stuart A. Lilie, dean during the A and D terms has to do with next year's budget, the university was reduced, Lilie said." of undergraduate studies, "but the funding availability. forced to inake most of the cuts to those Lilie said he was not sure why the offerings in the A and D terms have "Sincethesurnmertermsactuallyfall summer class terms. College of Arts and Sciences was hit actually increased." in two budget years (the fiscal year for "We're reluctant to schedule -classes · The D term is something new to most UCFbeginsJuly 1), we knew how much out of next years budget because we SUMMER continued page 5 ::r:tFlifIIfJtl:tr::m::tI\IIIIIIIMit:tIHII]~)IEEEB.EN.$.E!fJ::rtitJJIFttJntti :I:I'K:J]}]:JrnI:=:r:mm: Budget Cuts for Summer Classes . · College • A&O B C TOTAL C~ssav~la~lijyforsummertermsh~edecreaseddrastic~~ fil~~~~ : ~~ITT@ITIITITIEJtiITBIQ~ilfE~~ITJM~~Tul0~~~0 compared to last summer. Business 34.7°/0 -28.0°/0 -6.3°/0 -1.5°/0 •331 ciassesh~ebeencutfromthesummerterms. t~U~~MIRiilillillJJ011ME00~~~ffilRl~~M~~28%~2~8

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,Other O O 24 24 O O 40 40 O O 16 16 Student patrols ..-making , the 1ilmny safe forstudying by Jennifer M. Burgess "During the change of classes, some­ " STAFF REPORTER . one stands at the front door to provide extra protection," said Roger Simmons, Student partols help keep the libray a circulation librarian. Simmons added safe and quiet place to study. that most incidents occur at the secu­ The library employs 16 students who rity gate. work as Library Patrol. These students The patrol was recently honored with walk through the library andmake·other the Crime Prevention Award by the "' students aware of their presence and campus police. _ handle conflicts as they arise. The start­ The students "are wonderful. We could ing salary is $4.25. not get along without them," said Anne "The program is similar to a Neigh­ Marie Allison, director of the library borhood Watch program. They [patrol administrative office. students] are the eyes and ears of the The library patrol was developed in library," Janice Bain, head of the access 1985 because the library had problems serveice department ofthe library, said. with students eating and drinking in the The students are trained to handle new building. .., conflicts. They take part in asafety and Just like other enforcement officers, security briefing as part of their orienta­ the library patrol students wear blue tion. They are also educated on proper shirts that identify them as members of UCF student library patroman Tony Thorpe, 22, makes sure the procedures and know when to call cam­ the patrol. library iS free Of fOOd and drinks. (Chartes K. Morrow/FUTURE) pus police for additional help. "It [the shirt] makes them more vis­ tion accounts. his role as student patrol ip. the library as Students on the patrol face prob­ ible," Bain said. Allison said the problem had to be being a role model for other students. lems with noise control, eating and The shirts also help identify the stu­ resolved because "10 cents worth ofCoke He says the student patrol is avail- drinking, which is not allowed, and dents, Bain added. can ruin $100 worth of books." able to "help students understand the people taking books and parts of books According to Allison, funds for the Business management major and codes, enforce the laws, rules and regula­ from the building. shirts were provided by library founda- librarypatrol member Brian Rogers sees tions of the library.

CLASSIFIEDS page 8 ·- .. L. • 2 The Central Florida Future • March 19, 1992 LITTLE DID MR. ROGER KNOW ... • • THAT WHILE HE ·WAS WAITING AT THE AIRPORT, AN ERRANT COMET FELL ON HIS PLANE. AND WHILE RESCHEDULING, HIS ENTIRE SET OF PAPER WORK WAS ON ITS • WAY TO PLANET XOOMBAAR BY WAY OF TRANSPORTER. WHEN ROGER FINALLY GOT TO HIS DESTINATION, HIS HOTEL WAS OVERRUN BY A HEAD OF UPTIGHT LLAMAS. • FORTUNATELY, ROGER HAD ALL HIS WORK ON HIS PORTABLE, AND DIDN'T LOOSE A • SINGLE THING. NOW, WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO BE SMART LIKE .MR ROGER? •

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• March 19, 1992 • The Central Florida Future 3 Women win battle in sexual harassn1ent war

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE but they need to make sure srudents know pr~sent a clear-cut case of harassment. reported harassment by male class­ how to file complaints, Pitts said But what would the university's responsi- mates and some teachers. Colleges and universities may be tak- "We all have a responsibility to re- bility be ifstudents harass other srudents? "Schools have an obligation to protect ing a second look at sexual harassment spond to the students and to let them Shanorsaiditdependsonthecircum- girls form harassment by teachers of ) policies in light of a recent Supreme know the affirmative action office is stances. For example, if women repeat- other students," said Anne Bryant, ex­ Court ruling. available for counseling," Pitts said. "If edlycomplainedaboutsug- ecutive director. "One of the The Feb. 26 ruling cleared the way for the policies are working, the work and gestive remarks made by ~~~~~~~~ recommendations for action sexually harassed students tD sue schools study environment should be as open members of an on-campus "Schools have in the AAUW report is that for monetary damages under Title IXof the and free as fearful of what we are going fraternity and the univer- strong policies against EducationAmendmentsof19'(2,adecision to say and do." sity ignored the problem, an obligation to sexualharassmentbedevel- hailedas"astunningvictoryforwomen"by Many schools have adopted policies Shanor said he believed protect girls from oped and enforced by school the National Women's Law Center. that forbid "unwanted and unsolicited the school could be held . harrasment.,, personnel." "With this decision, girls and women sexual advances, requests for sexual liable under the court's lat- Another survey showed finally have a powerful weapon to fight nature, whether spoken, written, physi­ est ruling. • Anne Bryant that at Harvard University sex discrimination in education," said cal or pictorial." "If it is sexual harass- LAW CENTER 32percentoftenuredfemale Marcia Greenberger, co- The Supreme Court's ment, then it would be professors, 49 percent with- president of the law cen- ruling came in the case of a something the university out tenure, 41 percent offe- ) ter. "Education institu- '~ .. Women finally former high school student 'would legally need to address," Shanor male graduate students and 34 per­ tions will receive the mes- have a powerful form Georgia who sued over said. cent ofundergraduate women reported sage loud and clear that her alleged sexual encoun- "Education institutions will receive that they encountered some form of they have to seriously ad- weapon ... " ters with a teacher. the message loud an clear that they have sexual harassment from a person in dressthediscriminato:rypoli- Although the full im- to seriously address the discriminatory authority at least once while they were ciesstilltoofrequentlyfound" plications of the ruling re- policies still too frequently found." at the university. The court ruling likely • M. Greenberger main unclear, legal experts "My understanding is that EEOC ·· The Supreme Court's ruling in the LAW CENTER will force schools to reas- say the worst thing a uni- charges ofsexual harassment are up 250 Georgia case unanimously reversed sess existing policies or ------versity can do is ignore percent, mostly because of the visibility lower court rulings that had thrown write new ones. complaints of sexual harassment. of the problem from the Anita Hill case," out Christine Franklin's lawsuit "I do think it will cause schools to Charlie Shanor, a law professor at he said "Even though the [high school] case against the Gwinnett County public [review] their policies to make sure they Emory University, noted that the ruling isn't as visible, I think it's definitely some­ school system. have teeth, and at procedures that will fell under Title IX, which bars sexual thing that will have an impact." The lower courts said Title IX enabled insure that we can do a thorough inves- bias in all educational progl1lms that A recent study by the Association of alleged victims of intentional sexual dis­ tigation when we respond to a complaint," receive federal funding, including grants, American University Women noted an crimination to seek only "injunctive re­ said Paul !1tts, affirmative action direc- so private as well as public schools would increase in sexual harassment of girls lief' to halt an illegal practice. The U.S. tor at Louisiana State University. be affected. by boys, starting as early a the seventh Supreme Court overruled those decisions A lot of schools already have-strong A professor who pressures a student grade. Sixty-five percent of female vo­ and said victims could sue for monetary programsdealingwith sexual harassment, for sex in return for a higher grade might cation education students in the study damages as well.

BREAK TIME Allessandra Giordano, a 22-year-old political science major, takes a rest on the steps in front of the recflecting pond Wednesday. (Chartes K. Morrow/FUTURE) - 4 The Central Florida Future • March 19, 1992 Thieves hit future.Sig Ep site Suspended driver's licenses spark two campus arrests Jennifer M. Burgess In other police news: $78 each. STAFF REPORTER • 'rw9 telephones were sto- •A student was arrested on len from concession stands on campus last week for driving the second floor of the Arena with a suspended license. Ronald D. Tolf of food ser­ The 24-year-old student was vices told police that he real­ stopped by police after she made ized the two phones a left turn on a red light at were missing when he University Boulevard and Construction sub- called telecommunica- Gemini Boulevard on March 11. contractor Tom Potter tions to have the According to police reports, told police last week phones installed. the driver"appeared upset." She that he had brought []][]DJ[]J.[filiOi According to John presented a birth certificate to 50 construction plat- - - - Romanski of telecom­ tbe police. By doing a driver's forms to the site about two munications, the phones had license check, police discovered weeks ago. He told police that been i.nstalled on Sept. 16. He her licensewassuspended twice. the platforms were stored be- told police that the phones were The driver's two-door red hind the fraternity house, out . plugged in and placed on top of Pontiac was impounded. of view of the street. counters. He said that the •A university employee was Potter noticed the materi- rooms were not secured. arrested on campus for driving als were missing on March 12 According to police reports, with a suspended license. but did not report the incident Tolf did not know the phones The 62-year-old male was until March 13. had been installed because pulled over by police at Gemini Potteralsosaidthathefound keys were not received for the - Boulevard and Andromeda beer cans inside the house. He rooms until after the phones West in a four-door beige stA­ said he is the last to leave the were installed. Tolf told police tion wagon. siteatnightandhisworkersare that the rooms were not se­ A driver's license check re­ not permitted to drink alcoholic cured until late October -or vealed that the university SMASH IT· beverages at the site, police re- early November. employee's license has been.sus­ Jason Campbell, a finance major, plays handball by the ports said. The phones are valued at pended six times. Wayne Densch Sports Center. cchartes K. Morrow/FUTURE)

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11 :00-3 :00 Wednesday, March 25 . On the Green at UCF Rain Date: Friday, March 27 The Central Florida Future March 19. 1992 6 Misplaced priorities injure uriiversity's academic funding merica sets goals to be the greatest country in the world. We shall surpass so and so in A the arms race; we'll protect democracy from the "threat" ofinfiltration, and we'll keep our men and our egos attached. This ego can also be seen in sports. - For example, most Americans can tell you who won the Super Bowllast year, but they no clue who won the Nobel Peace Prize. This just proves the point that our society strives to feed egos and sports can be an outlet.for that effort. Consider this: recently UCF transfered $90 thousand from education to athletics. Could this be an extension of the American Super Ego on our very own campus? Complaining about such a transfer offunding is realistic. The State University System is experiencing such traumatic shortages that students are rally-; ing in the state capital. Public schools are not left out of the cuts either. Within the past couple of weeks, a group of public school teachers went to • IMMATURE WRITING the capital as well, hoping to convince our es- the entire market, not one-third to areas in the United States. one-half as the author states. This teemed governor that no more cuts couldbe toler- Editor: The war in Lebanon is not a civil I am sµrprised to see such ar- would have been easy to see on a war, rather it is a war in which ated.Butwhocansaywhatdifferenceanyofthese, ticles in the paper from Chris chart of pie graph of some sort. · Israel and Syria are trying to take protests will make? Puchard. I find his taste mjoumal­ In sending me the article, Bill over Lebanon. Israel attacked Leba­ Where do the America's/Florida's priori- ismtoberatherimmatureanddis­ Cushing included a ·small note along non back in June 1982, they de­ ties lie? Apparently they lie within the ath- . tasteful. I realize he will have a with the newspaper that said he was stroyed the country andkilled 42,000 letics department. _rather low opinion of me and my sony his math was so screwed.up, "but Lebanese people in two weeks while Noone would claim thatacompetitiveedgeisn't opinion; howeve», I can deal with hey, I'm an English major, the whole world was watching qui­ wonderful. It's doubtful anyone could serioilsly that. ·I am raising two sons myself right?" Please let Mr. Cushing know etly. Since then the Lebanese people suggest that we respond to these cuts by destroy- and know what can pass from the that being an English major is no ex­ have been rebuilding the country. A ing the athletics department. . mind to the tongue from teenagers. cuse in getting his math wrong. I was year ago the Lebanese military What·surprises me the most is the an English major too, with a minor in cleaned up most of the country from can It is claimed that having a wonderful athletic fact that the Future allow this joum~sm. In any article you write, . Jllilitants and started lookingfor the department at a school will bring in at least as trashtobeprintedeveryweek.Ireal­ you must get all of your facts and hostages after finding them, but who m uch money as is spent on it. For the top 10 ize the expression of"freedom of the figures correct or you will not be taken gets the credit? schools this is fine, but UCF has yet to take that press," however I feel that this has seriously by your readers. Dear J.C. Smith, for your infor­ position. been carried one step further, into the fmnot berating Mr. Cushing, I just mation the Lebanese people are not It would be a great thing ifUCF :was, but let gutter.Iamnot"oldfaShioned"inmy want to let him know that ifhe's going kidnappers. In fact many of them us be realistic; what UCF is known for is the fine way of thinking, just decent I can't to the trouble of writing an article for are very successful people, such as engineering, business and computer science pro- , understand how journalism students the paper, possibly to gain experience Danny Thomas, John Sunnuno grams. If we weren't, then the Research Park allow themselves to lower their st.an- and tear.sheetsforfuturejobs,heneeds (former White House chief of stafl), his if uldn, h d ( · u· ) dard of thought and maturity for a to take work seriously, even he Joe Robbie (former owner of the wo treceiveasmuc outsi e i.e .. m itary chancetohavetheirnameprintedon isn't getting paid for getting a grade on Dolphins) and Khalil Joubran (one funding as it does. Martin Marietta wouldn't ·newsprint it. Statingthathe'san English major is of the greatest authors and poets). use our students as interns. I don't mean to sound so harsh or no excuse for writing incorrect infor­ About 80 percent of the Lebanese But this is not to suggest that the athletics "prrujish (as probably Chris Pukard _ mation. people are very educated; they speak department didn't deserve the finding either. In oh - rm sony, I mean Puchard- was In the future, ifyour writers need French, English and Arabic, not to fact ALL of the departments on campus deserve . with his articles)," but it isn't hard to help with 900-number information, mention that the official language greater funding, but how many are receiving it? see where our st.andards are coming. please feeLfree to call. in Lebanon is French. Granted, in Transferrlllg funding from education to athlet­ Lebanon we have had war, but we ics exemplifies the misuse of funding within edu­ Mary C. Roskowki Laura Dalton don't have many of the things you UCFhousing associate editor oflnfoText cation. Other examples are the funds set aside for have in the USA: AIDS, rape, crime, child abuse and so forth. Please don't new buildings, but the classes_are reaching gar­ •GET THE FACTS RIGHT • LEARN TO ACCEPT get me wrong, I am not trying to tell gantuan sizes; both at the university and public you that the Lebanese people are . Editor: Editor: · level, so that the new building has no real purpose perfect;all what I am trying to say is This letter is in response to an In response to your article "World in bet~ring the education offered. that every country has positive and articles that appeared in the Feb. Showcase," published Feb. 11; Ifeel Perhaps we will have to consider what it . negative points. 13 edition of the Future titled, "Sex you should have gathered more takes to provide a quality education. It does take In conclusion, we all live on the On The Wire." In the article, our knowledge about the subject prior to same planet, therefore we are not buildings. But what if there aren't any teachers company name was spelled incor­ writing such displays of ignorance. foreigners; we all have good things left in the budget, then what good are they? The rectly. ItshouldbelnfoText, not'i:ech." Sinceoneshouldfightignorancewith as well as bad things so let's not American Super Ego will have to realize that Also, .in following the author's knowledge, here is some knowledge make fun of each other and by so reading and writing must be taught before the math in the third and fourth para­ for you. Lebanon is the very beauti­ offend each other. competitive spirit; because if we can't read the graphs, where he sites Strategic ful country; what you and many we can't win. Telemedia's research figures, adult others see onTVis the worst areas in rules, Zahi Chehaitli services equal about 15 percent of Lebanon, just like seeing the worst Final results: students-0, jocks-90,000. industrial. engineering

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Last week's question: What do you trunk of UCF President Hitt and what should his agenda include?

uHe's kind of of quiet. I don't even know what "I haven't seen him. I think he should try to he looks like. I guess we'll know his.agenda work on financial aid, the long lines when when he starts." getting classes and the foreign language re- . quirement."

Jennifer Boele OHie Jackson psychology marketing

"I haven't seen him. I\re only heard of Hitt in "I haven't formed any opinion of him. He the paper." needs to keep the classes up and focus on the financial aid problems."

Keith Anderson Edward Wardlngley accounting computer engineering

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~_,.._.------1 0 The Central Florida Future • Issue Date, 1_992 Berg leads men's tennis team with powerful silence Team rallies around Ohio State transfer by Jason Lesko talked to head tennis coach Gail CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Falkenberg about playing and she seemed to show confidence Although most sports fans in me and offered me a scholar­ enjoy watching a flashy athlete ship," Berg said. thathas th&charismaalongwith Berg was able to come here the skill to dominate a game, and step right in at the number there is still a place reserved in one spot and so far this season every fan's heart for the sports­ has earned a 10-5 record. man who has completely driven "He immediately assumed over the bumps in the road, con­ the leadership role on the team, fronted them and become an. and his quiet dem.eanor rallies accomplished athlete. . the team around him. He has UCF's No. 1 men's tennis been a pleasure to coach, and player, ranked 18th in the na­ he's a dream to have on the tion on the amateur circuit, Eric team," Falkenberg said. Berg exemplifies this charac­ Surprisingly Bergstartedout teristic. late in tennis, coming to the . Twenty-two year old Berg, a game after swimming competi­ seniorwhohailsfromDearborn, tively until he was 12 years old, Michigan, came to UCF after when he suffered from burnout. playing three years for the Ohio Hechosetennisafterhismother UCPs Eric Berg snaps his wrist in his high powered serving mOtion. Berg is the men's team's State Buckeyes as a walk on but persuaded him to attend a free number one player·and is ranked 18th in the nation's amateur cirruil

.~ . THUNDER 17-7. The victory over the Dragons FROM PAGE 12 last Thursday gave a small Bay Buccaneers. (9,648)butenthusiasticcrowda The influx of NFL players preview of the Thunder's power has left Thunder coaches in and potential this season. agony over having to cut play­ As with any Thunder storm ers who starred for the team there are clouds. The clouds here last season. fall around the QB situation. Prior to the Thunder's first Will the Thunder use Florida regular season action last week standout Kerwin Bell or the new against the Barcelona Dragons kid from the Miami Dolphins, in a special tie-breaker game, Scott Mitchell? the coachingstaffhad been anx­ Sunday's game will be at the Do you enjoy helping people? ious to see how their new im­ Citrus Bowl and will be the WL proved team would look once debut ofthe Ohio Glory, coached How about planning or marketing events? they hit the field. by former Bethune-Cookman Are you thoughtful about healthy choices "It will be interesting to see head football coach Larry how our players perform under Little. for yourself and others? an actual game situation," de­ The game kicks off at 1 p.m. fensive secondary coach Pete and the Atlanta Rhythm Sec­ Want to make a positive difference at UCF? Kuharchek said before the tion will play immediately fol­ Thunder defeated the Dragons lowing the game. Join SWAT and applyto be a Sports Quiz Answers WELLNESS PEER CONSULTANT

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UCF BASEBALL About the Jacksonville 10 hits a game. game, Laszaic said, "It was one "Our line up is solid up and FROM PAGE 12 of those days where you throw down. Everybody is contribut­ with a singl~ to left and scored good pitches but they just hit ing and everybo~y is swinging the next inning on a Mottola them." the bat well," Richardi said. round tripper. Mottola's Even though Laszaic was Another contributing factor hometun marked his eighth of fighting the cold temperatures, is that the pitchers are throw­ the season, one less then he hit things were different against ing well, which instills more all last year. U-Mass. confidence in the offense. To round out the scoring ef­ "Coming from the bull pen "We can go into every game fort the Knigbts added three to the mound and starting the and know that if we score a more in the seventh inning. game you can get a little rusty, couple of runs our pitching "We are doing what we but once I get into a grove, I'm staff will hold them," Mottola wanted to do; we are putting 0 ~" Laszaic added. said. up a run almost every inning Laszaic found trouble in the The Knights-have big games instead of all at once. Now ninth inning when a defensive coming up when they begin when it gets late in the game, blunder along with a walk was conference play this weekend the other team will look up at -enoughofathreatforBergman · at Arkansas-Little Rock in a the score board arid wonder to pull Laszaic out and put in two-game set. Upon returning why they are down by so many sophomore pitcher Jason the Knights will play defend­ runs," Richardi said. Schlutt. ing national champions Loui- UCF outfielder Chad Mottola rounds third base in the After a lackluster performance Schlutt retired the side in siana State University here on Knight's victory over Massachusetts; Phillip Masters/FUTURE) against Jacksonville, where the ninth, giving up two un- March 24 and 25 at 7 p.m. Laszaic only lasted an inning and earned runs, both on past balls, "Normally we play under a half, he bounced back by throw­ making the score 8-3. · .500 this early in the season, ing eight innings, striking out Offensively the Knights are . but this year we are playing AIDS Don't die ~ven, only allowing three walks scoring more than anticipated, well and are hopefully ready to and three hits, and didn't surren­ averaging more than eight peak against South Alabama, of ernbarrassment. der an earned run. runs a contest and more than and LSU," Mottola said.. If you think you can't get ii you're dead wron r------~---, Student Wellness Advocate Team. prese_nts: . -• Buy One, Get One 50% Off : : When you purchase one food item, receive the I WELLNESS EXPO '92 I second entree of equal or less value, for half price. .1 Please present coupon when ordering. Not ~~din combination w~th oth~: I I discounts or special offers. No cash value. Lurut 1 coupon per party per VIS1t. I WafJ f ~ Valid only at the following Wag's: I I ·1o615 E. Colonial I Union Park I I FAMILY RESTAURANTS - . Expires April 30,1992 Phone ahead for pickup 281-1344 .J L ------

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Mens Hans Strom-Olson leads Knights to ~ctory in Pepsi Invite by Dave Meadows ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Head Coach: Mike Shumaker Two wins were better than one for the UCF golf teams as both the men's and women's squads scored coups in Men's Team separate tournaments in Tampa last weekend fl.me CL ttometawo Trailingby five strokes after two rounds, the Knights Alex Baillie surged past the Kansas Jayhawks to win the Univer­ Fr. Johannesburg sity of South Florida 1992 Pepsi Invitational. Paw Bastien UCFs Hans Strom-Olson of Sweden led all individu­ Sr. Hyannis, MA als with a three-under-par score of 212. Darin Bond "This team is starting to bring up its level of play at Fr. Eldon, MO just the right time," Coach Mike Shumaker said. "They Jon Cowgill were a little shaky last fall in the beginning of the Jr. London, England season, but they're starting to benefit from all the Q.ard Robert Damron work they've been doing. Fr. Orlando, FL "Our men are on the verge of becoming a top-20 or Rich Hughes even a top-15 team in the country." So. Columbia, NJ The next stop on the tour for the Knights will be Marcel Leroux this weekend's University of Alabama Invitational, Jr. Pretoria, S. Africa then the NCAA's. Doug Middleton The Lady Knights, led by senior Liz Earley, won the Jr. Orlando, FL Pebble Beach Invitational, which was also held in Tampa. Will Roberts Earley set a new course record by shooting a round So. Sarasota, FL of 68 on the first day of the tournament; she then shot Mark Robinson a second round of 72 on the par-72 course. Fr. Orlando, FL "It was pretty exciting for me," Earley said. "It was Hans Strom-Olsen

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haven't been playing all that well recently. It gave me Fr. New Castle1 Eng. a chance to regroup.". University of South Florida The Lady Knights will return to the Don Shula Golf 1992 Pepsi Invitational Results and Country Club - where Earley won her last colle­ 1. Central Florida 871 giate tournament-for the Miami Beach Invitational 2.Kansas 873 March 27-29. 3. South Florida 883 "We're pretty excited to be going back there again," 4.Miami 889 Earley said. "We shot really well asa team the last time we played there. The team is really st.a,rtingto come together, Marcel Leroux, a junior from Pretoria, South Africa, but there's still room for improvement" watches his shot .sail down the green. (Michael 0eHoog1FuruREJ . World League, Orlando Thunder return as a step child. To prove this point, made changes ofits own, starting with a by Mic~~I Chambers CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE NFL personalities such as Don Shula new general manager and coaching staff. and Mike Ditka are endorsing the Former University ofFloridahead coach Last year the World League ofAmeri­ league, and the NFL's commissioner, Gal.en Hall has taken the Thunder's can ·Football ended its inaugurate sea­ Pete Tagliabue, was in Orlando last reigns after serving as an assistant on son in a fog of skepticism, and Orlando's month to assure the WL that the "fa­ the team last year. World League team in mediocrity~ Most ther" organization is in full support of Many ofthe Thunder's veterans from people considered the first season to be the infant league. their first season have been replaced the last for the WLAF... NOT! The NFL logo is now appearing on with bigger, faster and better talent. This weekend, the new improved World League ads and NFL players will Orlando fans should expect a strong de­ las Cowboys, quarterback Scott Mitchell league will open its second season with be seen this weekend in WL uniforms in fense and a gale-force offense. from the Miami Dolphins and wide re­ some big changes and a new name: the what is being called "the National Foot­ Part of the team's rejuvenated roster ce~ver Stac~y Simmons from the Tampa World League. Thefirstchangeisthat ball League Enhancement program." comes on loan from the NFL, including the NFL is no longer treating the WL Orlando's team, the Thunder, have linebacker Maurice Crum from the Dal- THUNDER continued page 10 Knights. melt down Minuten1en UCF overcomes five errors with Laszaics arm by Jason Lesko Glen Richardi said. STAFF REPORTER The Minutemen struck first in the top of the first inning when lead off Poor defense by the Knights (19- hitter John Cerere hit a line drive . 5) wasn't enough to offset a spectacu­ double to the left field wall and then lar performance by senior pitcher An­ latter scored on a throwing error from thony Laszaic. Knight third baseman Eddie Garcia. UCF's defense committed five er- Retaliating in the bottom of the first, . rors in the 8-3 victory over the Uni­ the Knights scored when Ty Lynch had versity of Massachusetts (0-3) on a a bunt single followed by a Chad Mottola cold Monday Night that saw tempera­ double down the right field line. Then tures drop into the 40s at the Univer­ Lynch scored on a Kiki Antonini sity of Central Florida Baseball Complex. groundC;r to second, which tied the score "I'm disappointed in our defense. atone. We made stupid plays," head baseball The followingtwo innings the Knights coach Jay Bergman said. lit up the score board, scoring one run "Defensively we are. suffering from each of the next two innings. During Outfielder Chad Mottola slides into second base high and hard. lack of communication. We need to tum the second Lynch drove in Brett Barker up the intensify a little and do the Mottola leads UCF with a .447 batting average.

. · , TRIVIA ANSWERS page 10 Ice-T and Body Count give Orlando crowds an a,narchistic rap 'n' roll trilogy show at .Visage David J. Shoulberg rap concerts promote violence. "The press can suck my dick, go Tliis past Saturday, noth­ see Barry Mannilow or something... " As a matter of fact, Ice-T •· ing short of a rap 'n' roll pointed out many times through trilogy took place at Visage out the evening the ethnic diver­ sity and peaceful nature of the Nightclub. Ashow with Ice­ audience. He was right on_ the T and thrash band Body money; no racial or rap related Count is best described in violence marred his show. Continuing the night was an three sections. anarchist version of the gang-rap First was the brilliant opening epic "Jack Back." With sirens act Hard Corps. An outfit of sounds flashing and fans screaming, Ice­ comprised of everything from T acted out this track with street­ heavy metal, rap, punk, funk, you wise edge and action. Closing the name it! HardCorps had energy first set was the theme from the and enthusiasm, rare for an open­ L.A. gang drama "Colors." ing act. At many points during Though Ice-T left the stage at their set, the mosh pit was filled this point, the show was by no with electricity and mayhem. . means over. The final part of this Overall, HardCorps proved rap 'n' roll trilogy was about to themselves a force to be reckoned take over in a big way. with and a band· to be respected. Masked by fog and flanked by The second part of the evening shotgun-bearing guards, Body consisted ofrapmaster Ice-T. With Count began its musical attack brash attitude and control, Ice-T on Orlando. Body Count is a hy­ took the stage and never let go. brid mix of thrash metal and rap, Alternating between his great­ fronted and formed by Ice-T. Two est hits and sarcastic monologu.es, guitarists, a bassist, a drummer Ice-T proved personality can win and Ice-T make up this band that a crowd. With a six-member en­ likes to take on every political tourage, including Afrika Islam issue from racism to AIDS. The and mix-trickster Evil E, the au­ band did a great number that they dience was treated to rap classics dubbed a love song. The title? like "IceBerg" and a crowd-pleas­ "KKK Bitch." ing rendition of"I'm Your Pusher." Every song by Body Count was At many points during the show filled with a hatred of the estab- Ice-T lampooned pop music, slam­ ming the simpleness of Crystal ICE-T continued page C4 Water's dance hit "Gypsy Woman," doing an off key send-up of "We Are The W9rld" and even doing a take on Prince's "Gett Off," with ... "23 positions in a tour bus bathroom!" lce-T cuts loose and attacks everyone from the media to American Ice-T also did some newer material from his politics during his show at Visage. He also nominates Jason from the Original Gangster album. 'Friday the Thirteenth' films as the next president of the United "New Jack Hustler," States: "He gets the point across." (Dav1dJ.shou1berg1FuruRE) "Original Gangster" and the theme from his film "Ricochet" were met with hysterics from the rowdy crowd. During "Lets Get Buck Naked And Fuck," Ice-T did a sexual panto­ mime that would make Tipper Gore pass out. Proving that no topic is beyond his scope, Ice-T suggested Jason of "Fri­ day the 13th" fame should run for president. Reason? He gets the point across! Additionally, some negative vibes were thrown to the main stream lce-T takes the Visage stage. (DavtdJ. "A verbal attack on the pysche:" Body Count team up press for it~ assertiorl that ShoulbergJFUTUREl with lce-T to vent frustrations. c0av1d J. shou11>erg1FUTURE) ...... Volume • Nu~ber. Mar~ .1992 C2 Confetti• March 19, 1992 New biography of Billie Holiday shows 'many faces' Bill Cushing her impact on America and 1930s sex symbol Billie Dove­ American life as a singer. He "representednotjustarejection There is, or was, a bit of a himself labels the book a "bio- of her history but a celebration dilemma in reviewing the book graphical essay." as well." "Lady Day: The Many Faces of "In the end what matters As O'Meally writes, "It is sig- BillieHoliday."Woulditbemore most is that Somehow, out of nifi.cant that in the choice of the appropriate to spotlight the whatever her personal history name Billie Holiday and even work during Black History might have been, she was able Lady Day (a royalized then Month or Women's History tO invent for herself a shining shortened version of Holi-Day) Month? identity as an artist," he writes was a break with the past... The The answer, of course, is in the introduction. "Ofthe other choice of the name Billie Holi- simple. parts of her life - the cosmic dayrepresentednotjustarejec- It doesn't matter when this loneliness, the fatal attraction tion ofher history but a celebra­ work is brought to people's at- to drugs and monstrous men, tion as well. What she kept was tention. Billie Holiday belongs the arrests - what is there to her favorite part of the past - toallofuswhohav.eeverbeenin say? She was addic~d and theHollywood-hopefulpart,the love, felt pain, lived life. abused,butshewasmanyother free spirit, the tomboy who was Born in Philadelphia and things as well." connected with her father, the raised on the mean streets of Among those "many other Billie. She explicitly retained downtown Baltimore-the city things" was a woman who, with- the Holiday because she wanted thatgaveusEubieBlake,Chu~k out the range or natural talent to be known as her daddy's Webb and Billie's own father, ofPearlBailey,SaraVaughnor daughter; she was a musician, Clarence - Holiday was first Ella Fitzgerald, possessed the too, or would be in time. As a discovered in 1933 by a far- means to become noted as the namer, she was not only revis- · sighted, Yale-educated million- greatest jazz singer in history. ing the past but also looking to airenamedJo}mHammond who She was a vocal minimalist who the future." heardherperformin the Harlem O'Meally compares with poet And it is the name that deter- nightclub Monette's. Once she William Carlos Williams. minesthisbook.Althoughshewas became part of the public do- Holiday worked within her actuallyshortandheavy,Holiday main, Holiday's life be- • own vocal range to ere- had an innate sexuality. came as much fiction · ateratherthanpresent In fact, the reason that and fantasy as it was a rendition and sang in O'Meally chose the title of''The fact, a situation she her- a way that made her Many Faces of..." is because, as 1 ·- i.r-.mP! ~ .._.~ self did much to en- 1 ...., ..... recordings "rich with . he writes, "she could appear soft trench. 1 1 1 palpable, dra- andelegantlylovely,buxomand Unlike the matic, lived ex- bustingloosewithcountrycute- expose style =perience." ness; fat and tomboyish; thin, thathasbecome FACTS Born in 1905, angular,andalooflysvelte;puffy so popular Holiday lifted faced and arch." among biogra- herselffromafu.- His careful writing is sur- phers these therless family rQunded by an expansive array days (a'laAlbert life to become a of photographs of both Holiday Goldman), Rob- legend, a "song and her contemporaries, as well ert O'Meally, a stylist" of the as reproductions ofletters, clips professor of En- first magnitude andotherassortedmemorabilia glish andAmeri- accordjpg to her that made up the many aspects can Studies at booking agent's of her life. ColumbiaUniversity'sBarnard pressmaterial.At15shewasper- Holiday was, in the end, a College, prefaces his work with forming in New York City clubs. woman of many lives. Some of the statement that "this is not a By the time she was 22, she had them were beautiful, many were full biography." He even spends recorded a number of songs that tragically sad, but all of them time analyzing previous bio- areassociatedwithhernameonly made her what she was and, in gr~phical works dealing with to this day. She was named 'Top the end, determined how she Holiday. Female Vocalist of the Year" by was perceive and accepted in Although he touches on the Esquire magazine for both 1944 America. facts of her life, it is Billie Holi- and 1945. It was also this aspect of her day the artist' that O'Meally is Even her choice of the name personality that has made most concerned with alongwith - Billie was taken from the Americans love her.

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•Blame It On My Youth Artist: Holly Cole Trio burner. Producer: Greg Cohen Ifonly it were not as if, while ., Label: Manhattan listening to this album, the lis­ tener keeps expecting her to The best way to describe the sing "Feelings" or "You Don't Holly Cole Trio is to compare it Send Me Flowers," and waits to Harry Connick Jr. to hear her say, "Ladies and Cole and her band have a gentlemen, welcome to the Air­ jazzy, big band style that is port Ramada ... " very close to Connick' s~ The Shoulberg similarity ends, though, when David J.

,• ) 'American Me' gives a look at Latino mobs Bill Cushing between Italian, Irish snd Jew­ ish criminal factions in the roar­ In the beginning there was ing '20s of New York City, and "Little Caesar." last year's "Mobsters" showed That film became the stan­ Italians and Jews forming ~ i. dard for crime movies, a genre criminal corporation. primarily restricted to charac­ Now Edward James Olmos ters ofltalian descent. Recently, brings an 18-year project to frui­ other ethnic groups have seen tion with the film version of Floyd inclusion in the crime story: Bob Mutrux's script "American Me," a Hoskins starred in a British story about the E.M.E., a gang version ofthe mob movie in "The from the streets and the prison Long Good Friday," Al Pacino system of California. played Cuban criminal-in-exile The story, while fictional, Tony Montana who builds an draws on current avents as well empire on cocaine in "Scarface," as history. Like its predeces­ "Once Upon a Time in America" sors,"American Me" shows how, concerned the three-way battle once entrenched, t..~e survival of the gang becomea more impor­ tant than even its rnembers. Santana (Edward James Olmos), Mundo (Pepe Serna) and J. D. (William Forsythe) "There is a cancer in this sub­ make up the core of the E.M.E., a Mexican gang that rules East Los Angel·3S in the culture of the gangs," Olmos film 'American Me.' (Tony Friedman/UNIVERSAi_ srno1os) wrote in the movi~'s p:r~~~ n:~~­ ' rial. "Either you treat the can­ (Olmos) parents. His father is State Penitentiary to serve the . 3,000 gang-related deaths, cer or it'll eat you alive." beaten and his mother raped by remainder ofhis term, Santana "American Me" shows the seed == American sailors. Then in, 1959, is knownforbeingbrutallytough that starts the process in chill­ "American Me" begins with ililliWllltili the 1943 Zoot Suit riots. As at the age of 15, Santana is as well as being a source for ing and gruesome detail. American forces fought for free­ busted for breaking-and-enter­ drugs within the penal system. With Olmos' character dom overseas, its individuals ing. Placed in juvenile hall, the The network for importing and Santana as its centerpiece, llDIR~lli"ll!llll conducted their ·own private youth is sodomized by an older delivering the drugs is as inter­ "American Me" covers three gen­ campaign of racism, first inter­ boy. Killing his attacker with esting as it is disgusting. erations of characters who all ring Japanese-Americans and the knife that was used to main­ As his empire expands and become successively younger as lllilllllll tain obedience, Santana is re­ proliferates, Santana becomes ::::::::,~= ~•~m:: : ::,:·= then venting a collective rage on the tapeworm ofthe gang grows :::::::...... :::::::: the Mexican residents of East sentenced, this time for murder. insulated from reality. While the overtheyears. Perhaps the most ::::· :::1;~::!:11, :: 11!;r : ~a11,~ :,: . i'::,::. Los Angeles. With that act he also earns the viewer is aware of the differ­ in·teresting aspect of this film is During this gruesome up­ respect of the other detainees. ence, Olmos lets the audience in its narration, which is a sort ::::t~A~· ~'=[ttm!~l!Jnt:::I: · heaval we meet Santana's When transferred to Folsom see how distorted one's view ofrap-like second person inner­ -~------.,------~ becomes when part of these dialogue. gangsand their self-destructive While the film is not flawless WOLFF SYSTEM TANNING AT life. Olmos shows how perva­ - it tends to be a bit melodra­ sive gangs are in these people's matic and its cuts between TAN·FASTI UE TANNING SALON lives. With a simple tattoo punc­ scen~s -are too episodic, both WHERE THE SUN ALWAYS SHINES! tured into the webbing of an .signs of Olmos' television roots WE ALSO DO: initiate's hand as a rite of pas­ - "American Me" is still supe­ •NAILS (ACRYLIC-GELS)! sage, that mark identifies people rior to early efforts, such as "Col­ with the streets forever. It is a ors," in depicting this "cancer." •INFRA-SLIM BODY WRAP! label used to shocking effect as It acts as a powerful state­ •EYEBROW & LEG WAXING! the film progresses. ment on a problem that, until . REEDY PLAZA - 10376 E. COLONIAL · Ending with the statistic recently, was relegated to the that, in 1991, America saw back pages of the newspaper. MON-FRI a:3oam-9pm SAT 9-6pm SUN i2:oopm-5:00pm 282-6042

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ICE-T ·diving ran rampant during FROM PAGE Cl the show, with fans con­ lishment and a desire for stantly being thrown over change, no matter what the the front of the stage barri­ cost. "There Goes The cades. At one point Ice-T Neighborhood" is a commen­ caught the fever and dove David J. Shoulberg Peppers with P.M. Dawn, Ice should keep up for at least tow straight into the crowd, tary on the resistance by ~ Cube or Jesus & Mary Chain to three more weeks. some communities to let mi­ prompting security to Withsummeruponus,some supporting. Also look for the unstoppable nority groups reside peace­ scramble after him. major tours are· in the works. . Touringsma1lervenues,like Garth Brooks to benefit from fully in their areas. Body Count dedicated the . Both U2 and Genesis are plan­ clubs and halls, could be Tracy his recent Saturday Night Live The set wasn't without song "Momma Gotta Die To- ning stadium tours and possi­ Chapman, David Byrne or Lou performance ... Back Track, a humor though, like when ni gh t" to their fellow blyBruceSpringsteen.Amega­ Reed... film by Dennis Hopper, now Ice-T took the opportunity Lollapalooza tour mate rock tour may be in the works Proving the value of win- available on video, contains a to explain something to the Henry Rollins. Tl!e song with Gµns 'n Roses, Metallica ning a Grammy(or two), both cameorolefromfolk-rockerBob ladies in the house. He blames parents for causing and Nirvana all on one bill! Bonnie Raitt and Natalie Cole Dylan!... and, as if your day stated in no uncertain terms their children to have racist Also booked to tour on one bill: have seen major motion on the wasn't bad enough, it's official: that the male sex organ was attitudes. Eric Clapton and Elton John. Billboard charts. Cole's album Paula Abdul and Emilio directly attach·ed to the op­ Topping off the evening was Be on the lookout for leapfrogged from No. 16 to No. Estevez are engaged! (Is this tic nerve and that's why the an explosive tirade on police Lollapalooza 2, rumored to be 2, while Raitt blasted to No. 4 thefromhellcoupleoftheyear, male sex drive is brutality. "Cop Killer" v'ented headlined by Red Hot Chili from No. 12. This chart trend or what?). uncontrolable. frustrations about the some- Though no medical evi­ times abusive law system; Ice­ dence is available to sup­ T admitted that some cops were Experi-MENTAL ? · port this (although it would honest but too many play God explain a lot!), it was a great with a badge. , Try the features section of the Central Florida Future ... segue into the song "Evil An evening with Ice-T and The Collage and Confetti sections are currently seeking writers who don't Dick." During the song Jce­ .Body Count is like a yerbal mind approaching the edge. Openings available in the areas of T gave new meaning to the and bass driven attack on term 'bump & grind.' the psyche. Whether its his • Theater and movie reviews • One-on-one interviews with visiting personalities · While the band rocked on acting, his music or his atti­ • Music and recording • In-depth features and other areas Interested? An open meeting will be held at the CFF trailer Uocated off Libra Drive the stage, the.crowd turned tude, Ice-T is always three between the water tower and the art domes) this Friday at 3:30 p.m. the floor upside down. things; Outspoken, Outra­ Anyone interested is invited. For further information, call 823-6397. Slam dancing and stage geous and Outstanding.

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