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Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 28, November 27, 1990 University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 11-27-1990 Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 28, November 27, 1990 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. 23 No. 28, November 27, 1990" (1990). Central Florida Future. 1032. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1032 !t • • • Thentral Flori ·Future. • Volume 23, Number 28 University of Central Florida/Orlando Tuesday ~ovember 27, 1990 • 1· I UCF freezes No. 2-ranked··Pengu,ins I· • by Glenn Carrasquillo The victory propels UCF ip.to a quar­ off UCF's opening drive, which con­ After stopping the P~nguins on their CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE terfinal match 2 p.m. $aturday at the sisted 'of nine running plays. He broke initial offensive drive, the Knights put Citrus Bowl against William & Mary. his own .single-game record ·. of 1 77 together their second scoring drive. It The UCF football team pulled it off. "I had faith in the team, and they yards he set as a freshman. consisted of 14 running plays and .. After sliding into the final spot of the had faith in me," Grilla told WFTV ''We went into the game feeling like lasted 7:44. It ended with a 43-yard NCAA I-AA playoffs, they knocked off (channel 9). "I knew [the kick] was we could run on them," UCF Coach fi:eld goal by Grilla. the No. 2 team, beating the Young'" going to go through when I kicked it." Gene McDowell said. ''We felt we had a ''We felt·we could have had another stown State Penguins, 20-17, Saturday The Knights fed the Penguins their good chance of winning after we saw to·uchdown on that drive, but a penalty afternoon at Stambough Stadium. own style of football by keeping the ball the films." The Knights went on to total brought us back," McDowell said_. UCFs Franco Grilla drilled a 34- on the ground. 309 yards on the ground. "That's why it was so important that we yard field goal with no time left on the Mark Giacone rumbled to a school UCF quarterback Ron Johnson con­ came away with at least a field goal." clock to down the previously unde­ record 191 yards and scored a touch­ nected on 8-of-11 passes for 106 yards feated Penguins. down. His 14-yard scoring run capped and no interceptions. s.ee VICTORY page 13 9 state . u n ~iversi tie· s • must· aUdit .t .11eir SGs by Tom Kopacz he smd. STAFF REPORTER The first audit in that cycle • was for Florida State Uni­ The Florida Board of Re­ versity's SG. Auditors found gents has ordered all nine 23 violations of that agency's state universities to conduct finance codes, but no viola­ audits of their student govern­ tions of state laws. ment associations. SG officials at UCF said BOR spokesman Pat Rior­ they are not worried about the dan said the decision to review upcoming audit. SGs was made in July by the "We're not expecting any­ BOR and is part of a regular thing to worry about," said internal auditing cycle. -J effLaing, student body presi­ -"We-do this all the time," dent. Riordan said. He said when most people "They [the auditors] concen­ think of audits, they think of trate their efforts where most the Internal Revenue Service. of the dollars [from the state "We're not being audited for budget] go," Riordan said. tax evasion or anything like He said most of the money that," Laing said. goes to classroom operation. According to Kim Smith of DenuJ' OeBoei-,..;b'H HAL h .. CRIDA fvT\JiiE "Less frequently, they get the BOR's auditing division, Members of the UCF Marching Knights perform in the 1990 Homecoming Parade Nov. 9. Band around to the smaller areas, UCFs audit will not be until members were robbed at the last regular season game Nov. 17. such as student government," the 1992-93 school year. $300 in cash, je~elry stolen from band room during footb811 game by Merrell Hatcher Mary Miller, a senior. CENTRALHORIDA FUTURE She said the room is usually left unlocked '-,. • "I because band ~embers frequently use the room While the Knights stole a 93-6 football vic­ during games. tory Nov. 17, a burglar stole band members' Apparently the burglary happened during cash, credit cards and jewelry. the fourth quarter of the game. Stadium offi­ After the band performed at UCF's last.regu­ cials said everyone on the stadium's east side lar season football game, members returned to has access to the band room. the Citrus Bowl band room and found their Stadiu:rn Manager Greg Thompson said the personal belongings ransacked and valuables 114 security and police officers on duty during missing. the game didn't cov.er the band room since band Band members estimate the total loss to be Director Richard Greenwood was issued a key. $300. Police had no suspects or leads at He could not be reached for comment. press time. Miller, in her fourth year with the band, said Twenty of the 110 band members had things members were outr~ged by the invasion of pri­ taken. Half of the victims filed police reports. vacy. The intruder entered the room through an unlocked door, according to band President see BAND page 3 , M1cnael Pohl/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE MAN WORKING Greg Kail of Systems Inc. wires a fiber optic cable running from the Arts Complex to the Fieldhouse. · t .• ' ~ · ~ . • I 2 The Central Florida Future November 27, 1990 • • COME JOIN THE BEST·RUN STUDENT • ORGAIZATION ON CAMPUS. THERE'S GET INVOLVED NEXT SEMESTER! SO MUCH TO DO AND SO MUCH FUN TO HAVE! JOIN CAB NOW! • OVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIE All movies are FREE to students, and are shown _in the Student Activities Center .. {WILD PIZZA) r , .. <Jt 7 & 9 pm unless no.ted .. _· • AH_IHNOC ,EHT _ M~K.~. THURSDAY, NOV. 29 ' Comin(C Attraetions: PRAltCER 12 & 3 pm, SATURDAY, DEC.1 · MAFIA SPEAKER: Dan Moldea ·oVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIESMOVIE Don't miss this exciting insider's look.at organized crime. COMING SOON • CAB PRESENTS FOLKSINGER WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28@ 8 PM STlJDENT CENTER AUDITORIUM ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ri.ek Ben.nett • _The UCF Orchestra and Ballet Orlando proudl~ present Wednesday, ·November 28 . @ THE WILD PIZZA 10:4SAM TO 1 12:451.!M • fl , . :~~q'he. ·2f.utorac/(er r.Baffet ,.. ,· Student Center Auditorium Sunday December 2 · Shows at 2 & 7 pm To get the latest on events, call m• Free tickets available at Kiosk with Student ID the CAB Hotline: UCF•~UCF. r.i • To get involved with CAB, call the · NOTE: all CAB events are FREE to UCF students, with validated ID, unless otherwise noted. Student Center: UCF•2633. """'"'"""..._ .... .. .. UNIVERSITY SALE DATES - HOLIDAY • NOVEMBER 26TH-30TH II SALE BOOKSTORE • • • ~ I 4 ' • • ,, • ·Jlr;~ . OFF* vGs • ALL UCF LOGO ITEMS •, BOOKSTORE SALE HOURS MON.&TUES. 8:30AM - 7:00PM r WED. -FRI. FIVE DAYS ONLY COUPONS AND DISCOUNT 8:30AM - 5:00PM *EXCLUDING BOOKS & CONSIGNMENT ITEMS CARDS NOT REDEEMABLE The Central Florida Future November 27, 1990 3 Daytona Beach campus . - gets funds for nursing chair by Chris Marlin for comment at press time. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE But when Altman announced the establish­ ment of the chair, he said, "The chair holder will UCFs Daytona Beach campus will soon take the lead-in developing a curriculum that receive more than $1 million for an emi1wnt integrates the nursing programs of UCF at scholar chair in nursing education. Daytona and Daytona Beach Community Col- Eminent chair scholars are endowments lege. _ _ · that fund the work of outstanding faculty; "Likewise, area hospitals will be able to enlist scholars and researchers in the State Univer-. the chair's services in identifying and setting up sity System. _ courses that best meet the professional and The Bert Fish Foundation, named afterVo­ continuing education needs of their nurses." lusia County judge Bert. Fish, promised Altman also told The UCF Report the chair $600,000 for the endowed chair, which will be holder will "perform research, engage in schol­ matched with $425,000 from the state. arly work in the field of nursing, seek to attract The state money comes from a program de­ · students into nursing careers and structure signed to promote public/private partnerships scholarship and internship programs for de­ in higher education. gree-seeking nursing students at UCF-Daytona The Daytona Beach campus will work with -BeaGh." · Daytona Beach Community College and Be­ The current UCF nursing chair, Dr. Jean thune-Cookman College to coordinate new Kijek, said satellite campuses in nursing educa­ nursing programs at the three institutions. tion are not unusual, and at UCF, they are an "As medicine becomes more complex, nurs·es integral part of the total department. - who are central to medical care-giving must ''This endowment will allow us to explore become more thoroughly schooled in the tech­ ways we can improve and enhance learning in nology and treatment-based changes that occur tense clinical decision-making situations," • daily," William Schildecker, a physician on the Kijek said. board of the Bert Fish Foundation, said in the The eminent scholar chair is funded by an Nov.
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