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Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 13, October 5, 1995

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Wayne-Densch parking lot closing for paving project • New parking will consist of shell-rock and dirt. garage to be built Ina Carpenter, UCF's execu­ tive assistant for parking services, by July, '97. said Jong-range plans call for a park­ ing garage to be built on parking lot G-3, which is located by the Educa­ by JOHN DYSERT tion building. Managing editor Currently, G-3 has a 300-ve­ hicle capacity. According to Car­ Effective Oct. 9, parking lot penter, the planned parking garage T-200, located beside the Wayne will add 1,000 parking spaces to Den sch Complex, will be closed for UCF's campus, as it will have a paving until the project is completed 1,300-vehicle capacity. in April, 1996. "Ground breaking for the To compensate for the loss of parking garage to be located by the T-200, a temporary lot ha~ been Education Complex is tentatively constructed between the racquet­ scheduled for February, 1996,'' Car­ ball courts and Gemini Blvd., and penter said. "And if all goes well, will have a capacity of approxi­ the garage wi11 be finished some­ mately 200 vehicles. time during the summer of 1997. One hundred fifty parking Our target date is July. 1997." spaces will be lost until the T-200 Carpenter said the garage will , paving project is completed. carry a price tag of approximately 1 Also under construction is an $~million - or $6, I 00 per parking expansion to parking lot 4-B, which space. is located at the comer of Libra Dr. Currently, architectural de­ and Gemini Blvd. signs are being finalized and geo­ 4-B currently has a 45-ve­ metrical studies are being completed photo/SAGINARIO hicle capacity. The expansion will in preparation of the construction of The paved parking lots are so overcrowded that many students are forced to park off add 100 parking spaces to the lot. the parking garage. the beaten path in certain dirt lots. Lot4-B will not be paved and see PARKING, page 4 Simpson verdict elicits UCF band member dies sbong campus response in·automobile accident by DORIS BLOODSWORTH wood, said the UCF band members and staff by DALE WILLIAMS Ronald Goldman. The "not guilty" ver­ Staff writer are shocked and saddened by Phillips' death. Contributing writer dict came as a surprise to many stu­ According to Ron Ellis, who assists dents, as wel I as UCF group represen­ Nathaniel A. Phillips, 18, aUCFfresh­ Greenwood, Phillips was the passenger in the ') In what may go on record as the tatives. man, died at 3:30p.m., Saturday, in his home­ car and had not taken identification with him . longest lunch hour in American his­ "It (the verdict) surprised me, be­ town of Land O'Lakes. .Since the driver, Knapp, was uncon­ tory, the case of the state of California cause of the speed at which it was Phillips, a member of the UCFMarch­ $Cious, the only means the highway patrol had vs. Orenthal James Simpson demanded reached after so much evidence was ing Knights, went home for th~ weekend to of identifying Phillips was the pledge book he 'a unique response from The University presented," Director of Legal Services visit family and friends and to help his high had carried with him containing the names of of Central Florida campus. Patti MacKown said. school band during a Saturday practice. his pledge brothers from Kappa Kappa Psi, At l p.m. Eastern Standard Time It was announced late Monday night Land O'Lakes High School principal, the UCF music fraternity. many classrooms across the campus that the jury had finished deliberation after Al Bashaw, said the band planned to practice Some of the members from Kappa stood still as eyes were focused on only four hours. from I 0 a.m. until 4 p.m. Kappa Psi were meeting at a member's home television sets. In addition to the class­ Most classrooms around campus Phillips and a friend, Michael Knapp, when the Florida Highway Patrol called ask­ rooms that maintain a television on a tuned their setS-to ihe reading of the verdict. volunteered to get ice and drinks for the band ing for help with identification. ~ ' I members at about 3:20 p.m. Gree11wood ~aid Phillips, who nlayed regular basis, Instructional Resources Some students, like Chuck Parrott, actually ' 1 I I ~ received an influx of television re­ stopped midway through a test and paid According to a Florida Highway Patrol meliophone, was very active in the band quests. attention to the announcement. report, Phillips and Knapp made a left turn program. "We got seven or eight calls "Everybody was watching," Parrott into a Food Mart a half-mile from the school. He pledged Kappa Kappa Psi and had (Tuesday)," said Bonnie Reed, secre­ said. "People were even outside the class­ They were struck on the right side by a big sister in the music sorority Tau Beta tary at Instructional Resources. "Usu­ room trying to get a look inside." the driver of a jeep. The vehicle driven by Sigma. Many band members attended the ally we won't get any at all." Charles Taybulle, Treasurer of the Knapp came to rest about 90 feet from impact. funeral Tuesday at Florida National Cem­ The campus watched Simpson, African - American · Student Union was Phillips was killed instantly - Knapp etery near Land O'Lakes. better known as O.J., get acquitted on pleased with the results, "I'm happy with was knocked unconscious and flown to St. Bashaw said the Land O'Lakes com­ both counts to the murders of his ex­ the verdict," Taybulle said. "I felt that they Joseph's Hospital in Tampa. munity was stunned at the tragedy. Phillips UCFBandDirector, Dr. Richard Green- wife, Nicole Brown. 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I ~ ~ I , _,' . "' ' , .,,,.,,.(' 3 •The Central Florida Future• Oct. 5, 1995 '-.,...___---<." The Greek Column'~:~,) I I ·~ by LARAE. GILLEY I' :1 Greek columnist ~j The last lot in the original Greek Row has been claimed in the past by I f Alpha Tau Omega, Lambda Chi Alpha and, finally, Kappa Sigma. It looks I Check out our new arrivals: :~ like the oldest fraternity at UCF, Kappa Sigma (Chartered April 30, 1971 ), ~l are the guys who will actually build there. • MK III Upgrade Chip =::: Arpresent, the land has been mostly cleared for the 25 man house. The ill~ brothers of Kappa Sigma hope that by the time this article is out, the In October @j construction crews will be out at the site on a daily basis. j!j The final cost of the house is $690,000. The houses on campus • Street Fighter Alpha IJ. presently "are between one-half million and one million dollar structures," · .. :(: states Greg Mason, rhe campus Greek Advisor. - • Daytona USA } :~j Mason also informs, ''The university wants Greek houses because they :~ are privately owned housing that the university does not have to pay for." Located at University Shoppes ,. iii No final decisions have been made at this time for the expansion of 12239 University Blvd., Orlando / :::l/l 11! Greek Park to make room for Lambda Chi Alpha or Alpah Xi Delta. Each

·~ I organi:i:~: ~i~;::~~;:i~;~~ ~ ~~i~i~; ~~1 ;:~S:,C~:~~~~~ur- Sunday - Wednesday 12:00 - 10:00 :t :i and-a-half years from now. "A lot (on campus) will become a concern for us Thursday 12:00 - 11 :00 J .., very soon," says Alpha Xi Delta President Elizabeth Bl~.ckburn. t :g The most interesting thing about Alpha Xi Delta's plans for their house Friday 12:00 - 12:00 1 .,;.:; ~1 is that the "Colony sitets (the girts that started the chapter here) and new Saturday 11 :00 - 12~00 Ii ::::ni: -----·----, I ~:.;~:%:~'.:~:~: :::!:~;:::::::~:ct::::,::::::;~~:; Ir------c · I • ::::: :1: .. their house and also has plans for a larger fund raiser coming up soon. ·-.. - ~ Y. ~ - t:O: y- ~~ - t.ambda Chi ~ipha is "lil1the process of finding financing and chances I I :::·!j! !~ are real good, but it's a touchy situation without having a lot secured from the I I I . SUNDAY ,;:::: jj; university," says Lambda Chi Alpha President Bill Peppler. Get S'l in tokens Get $4 in tokens I :? :;: Larµbda Chi seems to only be waiting on a few final, yet major, things. I for onlY SS I '' '' I Th~y "have everything - we are there," according to Peppler. "Costs are . I for only $2 I l:i ::~ known, $1.2 million, we have blueprints, and know that it will take 52 men I Expires 10/31/95 I :,[!;, to fi11 it." While others are still waiting and in the planning stages, Kappa Sigma I I is well on its way. Its budget has been well-planned out to even include 1· 1- furniture. "It's all accounted for. The Alumni ~ave taken care of everything," reports Brian Konradt, the President of Kappa Sigma. I TUESDAY NIGHT : I Buy 1 in tokens · The house will be L-shaped on the corner lot and will have a brick S 6PM - 10PM exterior. "The house is one story, and they (the architects) did that so we could I set S1 in tokens FREE Get SS in tokens for : ,>------.. expand. We won't have to worry about hav.ing a big house and notable to fill .;------.. 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"I wish we had more conve- • She said that parking lots T- nient parking spaces, but I feel 460 and T-600 (both located by the we're doing all we can with the Engineering building), along with money we have to work with­ • - the parking lot at the UCF Arena, particularly with the parking ga­ are both under-utilized by students. rage," Carpenter said. "The Despite the fact that these (Florida) state legislature in 1972 • parking]otsarelocatedon the fringe ruled that the state would not allo- A~~ ~TANT IN~O~MAT ON of campus, Carpenter said students cate any funds for campus park­ who park there can reach anywhere ing - that it was to be taken care on campus in 15 minutes. of by each individual university • "On any given day, we have - so basically, it's a self-sup­ between 650 and 850 empty park- porting entity. ing spaces here on campus,". Car- "Considering that we • penter said. ''1'11 grant you, it's not deal with parking a11 on our TfCHNOlOGY ~~fC Al ~T alwaysconvenienttoparkout_there own, I feel we hav·e the best -especially when it rains- and I situation we could have up to understand that. But the parking this point in time. There's no spaces are there." doubt, though, that the park- Carpenter said that there are ing garage wilt'be much appre­ approximately 8,700parkingspaces ciated." Greeks busy building houses from GREEK, page 3 UCF Chapter of Kappa Sigma it and have to bring in other said its stance was very firm in people," Konradt said. "As soon th~ fact that their part was to as we are big enqugh to fill it, we build the house and have suc­ can make it bigger." cessful rushes-. which Kappa Kappa Sigma has had a lot Sigma feels they had this year, of support from its Alumni, which as they picked up 30 new is almost a necessity· when it pledges and raised its total comes to the financial matters of number of members to 56. • building a fraternity house. The house is set to be fin­ The architects that designed ished at the end of December, the house are even Kappa Sig­ so the brothers can move in for • mas. The Alumni that helped the the spring semester. • SUPPORT OUR • •

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• Test anxiety for real, UCF counselor Hannan says by DORIS BLOODSWORTH the first place students encounter test anxi­ However, most cases of test anxiety progress. Staff writer ety. are very treatable. Kathy Mardirosian and Harman agrees withMardinosian about If a student has test anxiety, how can other staff members of the Student Aca­ the most effective treatment. He participated You start to take a test and you panic. it be detected? Simple, according to demic Resource Center provide many rem­ in test anxiety research at the University of Your mind draws a blank. What strategy Harman. edies. Kentucky. might help next time? Counselors ask students to describe Students can watch videos, such as Diagnosed students were divided into • Chewing grape bubble gum; what happens when they take a test. Symp­ "Test-Taking Skills." groups, including one placebo group. Each •Hypnosis; toms include: This eight-minute video suggests tech­ group used a different treatment, including • •Avoiding pasta and coffee; o~ •Physical signs - such as sweating niques such as chewing grape bubble gum relaxation training, hypnotherapy and effec­ • All of the above. palms and tightening muscles; whil~ studying and then chewing the same tive study skilis. The group which experi­ The correct answer: all of the above. •Mentalconfusion-wherethemind gum while taking a test. enced the most significant reduction of test The problem? Tes( anxiety. draws a blank even though the student . The stimulus helps trigger the student's anxiety was the one taught effective study According to Robert L. Harman, di­ knew the material; and ' recall. The video also encourages test takers skills. rector ofUCF's counseling and testing cen­ • Equating grades with self-esteem to avoid pasta and coffee. Researchers have Students with test anxiety may be ter, some anxiety before a test is normal, - fearing you may lose affection if you found that these foods inhibit concentration. suffering overload on the UCF cam­ even helpful. don'! succeed. '1f you' re looking for an easy way out, pus. Mid-terms, the CLAST and GRE Test anxiety, however, becomes a A small number of UCF students there isn't one," Mardirosian said. are all administered during the coming disability when test anxiety increases and experience extreme test anxiety. These stu­ But effectiv~ programs abound, she week. The Counseling and Testing performance decreases, Harman said. dents usually have diagnosed learning dis­ added. Center and SARC invite students anx­ Laurie (whose real name has been abilities. SARC helps hundreds ofstudents with ious about testing to take adva·ntage of changed for confidentiality purposes), a Unable to take a test in a regular test anxiety or related problems through its the school's services. second-term freshman on a partial scholar­ classroom setting, these students take their Acad_emic Mentoring Program. Graduate -*Confidentiality laws protect ship, reviewed the material before taking examinations in a less stressful, isolated clinical psychology" mentors team up with UCi:1 students. "Laurie" is a model from h_ science st.: _H~~ra':.er, as the test lay environment. students experiencing test anxiety. A11en J. Ottens' "Coping with Aca­ betore her, worries about pay1·ng ne · Laws require that schools give these The mentor helps the student assess demic Anxiety," The Rosen Publishing semester's tuition and her father's recent students "reasonable accommodations," problems, set goals and experience academic Group, I 991 : pp. 196-197. heart attack entered her mind. and UCF has interpreted that to mean double She immediately began to panic and . the amount of time, according to Joyce Band student killed in car wreck started skipping around the test questions Haddock, UCF's learning disabilities co­ from ACCIDENT, page 1 get a pep band to play for the crowd and - her thinking became jumbled. ordinator. football team." Freshmen and transfer students from "I don't think I ever heard the expres­ graduated from Land O'Lakes High School small colleges may often encounter similar sion 'test anxiety' .until five or six years in June. He had been the drum major a~d The parents of Phillips established experiences, Harman said. ago," said Fred E. Fedler, Professor of homecoming king during his senior year. a memorial scholarship in his name. They may have previously demon­ Communication. "Then I began to have "He was a very special young Donations can be made to Land O ' Lakes strated their knowledge through alternative several students approach m.e and say they person," Bashaw said. " When the High School Nathan Phillips Memorial methods such as discussion and research could· not take a test in a large class." school could not afford to send the Scholarship. The schofarship will go to papers. But the new atmosphere of the Fedler and other instructors work with band to away games, he would round a deserving band student each year who university, which utilizes auditorium-size Student Disability Services to ensure ap­ up as many cars as possible to at least plans to attend college. classes and standardized testing, may be propriate testing.

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O A letter to the Editor about Powell for President

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{ a&FJ \ cJAtral Florida Future !occasionally get a tooth­ , Office Location ache. It's a · horrible pain that ./ r~::: :'.'.\ );.,_ . shoots down from the top of my Ron :Hendershot head through my shoulders and finally hits my stomach. It is GUEST COLUMNIST unlike any pain that · I Gould UCF ....cft,i.~~ ' ...... :~\,...... imagine. I was an accident­ ' pronechild since I can remember, toothache, but it often feels worse. Sometimes the pain goes and I once ran into abrick wall. I was running from a girl, and away for a while, but it will return. Alafaya Trail I turned around to see how close she was and-boom. It was The other day at work, a friend of mine old me that he ___D_D_.______, i .-0---,,------a little wall of about three feet tall, so I only hit it with my lower . watched a friend shoot himself in the head. I asked him why. legs. The wall tcre into my flesh like a chainsaw would cut into Hedidn 't give mean answer. This wasn't the first time that my a tree trunk. When I looked down to see .the damage, I saw that friend had seen one of his friends kill himself. my leg had been cut to the bone. In fact, I' could barely walk · We spend our lives getting to know ourselves, but we D D !· D to the curb to.get help. never seem to pay attention to others. For those men and CJ Ul I sat on that curb in my own blood and tears waiting for women who succeed so greatly in life seem to overlook those . the ambulance - I had plenty of time to feel the aching who are miserable around them. You can see the life of the a= burning sensation that swelled from the ex------miserablegettingbeatenoutofthem. Youcan Burger posed bone in my leg to my head. My tooth- You can see it in see it in their eyes - the feeling of helpless- King ache doesn't quiet compare, in that the pain is ness and being unable to cope. Stop and look more sharp and penetrating. The pain steams their eyes - the into their eye's· and you will be able to distin- from the exposed nerve in my mouth. I only guish the difference from the real feeling of have half a molar, and sometimes a piece of feeling Of pain and a mere toothache. I have a friend that · The · · · food or the right air temperature causes me to helplessness once entertained the idea of killing himself. . Central Flori

ncan fend for itself Since I have been attending classes here at UCF, I have been quite pleased to surrender my tu­ ition check, knowing I was getting my more than I paid for. But this semester is different. Were it simply a matter of an inferior teacher caus­ ing me to be disappointed in the lack fie, we could have adjusted our of information or learning, I would schedules accordingly. Students not never consider writing an article instructing computer, to the Net­ enrolled in computer classes should convinced that the Earth doesn't about it. Those things happen. But work crashing during lab sessions, be restricted to low-use hours, and really give a damn about me, no this is different. to Windows not running, to there above all it should have been a top Slogging across campus matter how many beer cans I re­ This is an administrative prob­ being only one working printer on priority to provide Janet Shalhoop, through the suffocating heat the other cycle. lem of serious proportion, with its campus, to waiting an extraordinary the instructor, with the tools she day, I fell behind an idealistic young Maybe ifl could send off 20 unfortunate effects plaguing stu­ amount of time for a terminal. needed in order to instruct. soul who had the following mes­ bucks to the Sierra Club as a tithe to dents and faculty alike, and as I Students in this class have It is indeed unfortunate for sage of concern emblazoned across the pagan spirit of the elements understand it, Mr. Joel Hartman is fought harder to get an assignment the students enrolled in the class, the back of his shirt: IF WE DON'T (granting me immunity from hurri­ to blame. done than any 3000-level .student but it is even more unfortunate for SAVETHEEARTH, WHO WILL? cane and sinkhole), I'd buy into it, The class I'm enrolled in is should have to. I know computers Janet Shalhoop. The naivete of many Several things bother me but I get the feeling that with every CGS 3000, but I am quite certain crash. I know systems fail. I know students has caused them to con­ about this kind of pot-boiler envi­ mudslide in Guatemala that buries a that the mis-management of com­ that budgets are tight, but the ines­ sider her as the cause of the prob­ ronmentalism. First off, at what point village or tornado in Iowa that sw~l­ puter services has affected for more capable point here, is that if you lems - for she is the one at the front in time did the Earth suddenly be­ lows a trailer-park, the Earth is se­ students and faculty than merely don't have the network and facili­ of the classroom. come a victim? This hardly seems cretly grinning with delight, chalk­ this one class. And chances are, ties in order, you don't run classes The students need to recog­ fair to me. The human race spends ing up its victories and planning there are more names to be blamed that need them. The computer ser­ nize that trying to teach IBM on a 20 or so millennia battling for sur­ more meteorological mayhem and for the severity of the problem, and vices management staff over the MAC, withthe-wrongversionofthe vival harsh planet, struggling to tectonic tricks. to all those involved, I say "Shame summer should have been fofosed software, withouttheL~, isr_ather eke subsistence from an arbitrarily Now the Earth even has its on you, too." on how many students the facilities akin to trying to play basketball heartless wilderness, beating back own "day." What a joke this is. This Anytime computer networks . would support, and offered classes with a football. It's not her fault. the ravages of nature while estab­ celebration usually involves thou­ are involved, some problems hap­ that did not exceed these numbers. Mr. Hartman, you owe us _all lishing a societal foothold, only to · sands of people trampling the flora pen, but last week was the first week And beyond that, some simple an apology, for not only the head­ find that having mastered this feral of an open area, congratulating one of the semester that problems communication and organizational aches given to the students, but for place, theEarth and its contingent of another on their extent of caring and DIDN'T happen. Something's ter­ attempts would have helped. If stu­ the damage to the reputatfon of the_ spin-doctors have filed suit for ha­ making the rest of us feel guilty. For ribly wrong. The problems have dents were given a hand-out that instructors involved. rassment and character assassina­ one whole day, theEarth gets to take ranged from the instructor's being included the locations, numbers of And I'd be happy to print it tion. ------• it easy and put its unable to access the LAN from the working terminals and average traf- for you. · What's hap- Others are more feetupwhile'itssup- pening here? The porters do the Earth went and got mystic in their housework, which itself a Dream consistsprimarilyof Team of fanatical sennons, wavinggarishsigns, I broke the law - and the law won defenders and • · wasting lots of pa- spokespersons, a la weaVlng Edenic per and bothering I am going to d~part from_ my OJ., each holding tapesbies normal, hard-work- normal style of writing this week in forth for its plan- ing people. After- that most of this column is actually etary client on dif- wherein man, wards, everyone true. This is also Part One of a two­ ferent fronts. goes home, leaving part column, designed so I_won't Themorera- technology and their litter (biode- have to think of a completely new bid of these envi- nature thrive in a gradable,ofcourse) topic next time. Enjoy. ronmental advo- for the garbage col- Part Uno cates like to invoke state of symbiotic lectors to bury in the (French for 'One') there, too?" he inquired. tragic, bygone im- nearest landfill. I've never felt any disliking to the side of the road (yes, all four Fortunately every piece ofpa­ agery while pro- -SUSpensiOn. S e I f - i n - toward the Police, Highway Patrol' cars) and kindly greeted the officers per affiliated with the -car is in the tecting their turf, volved as these or even the ATF. I do, how.ever, try that came to our· windows. glove compartment: There are reg­ moaning of mankind's constant ex­ Earth-lovers are, I do see them as to avoid the Marines-they're still "The airplane clocked your istration slips dating from the late ecrable threat to the "delicate bal­ ultimately kind-hearted, ifin a zeal­ trying to recruit me. A colonel cans group going 69 in a 55," he said. '80s, hundreds of insurance cards, ance" of the wetlands and the "har­ ous, confused way; they are pil­ every six months or so and tries to "The airplane?" I asked. documentation from every oil mony of the biosphere," brow-beat­ grims searching for a mecca in an convince me that if I drop out of Speed-checking airplanes are change in its history and gas re­ ing us into apologetic submission. unholy and soulless era. In such college to enlist in the Marines, they the ultimate in sneakiness, assum­ ceipts so old they are on parchme·nt. Inherent in this stance, of course, is moribund times, Earth day is a "suc­ will pay for my tuition. No thanks. ing "sneakiness" is a word. My After handing me the ticket, the comforting idea that humans are cess" for the same reason that pro­ Usually they'll leave you alone if radar detector didn't even go off; he had the nerve to tell me to have a somehow extra-natural, a race of fessional American soccer isn't: it you simply tell them you're a com­ they just had a stopwatch up there. nice day. Confused·at his statement, freaks intent on exploiting anything makes money. Oh, what irony ex­ plUnist. Pardon me, I'm off topic. To set up the scene for you, I cheerfully yelled, "Thanks!" and vaguely exploitable. ists when corporate blighters like My point is that I'.ve never had any the FHP had four drove off. My response to this righteous DuPont, GM, and Exxon sponsor ill- thoughts toward law enforce­ cruisers, five offic­ We were only If there's drivel is usually "So what?" Our these "environmentally-conscious" ment. I didn't have any reason to, ers and an airplane one thing I know, larger brain is a product of nature, events, and then tsk-tsk we abstain­ until last month that is. devoted not to going 14 miles per it's that speeding and it seems only fitting that we use ers for our apathy. Picture it: A bright and calm catching criminals hour over the limit tickets are not it for our own benefit, as any self­ Herein lies my prime sugges­ summer morning. Not a cloud in the guilty of homicide cheap. I could respecting animal would. Evolution­ tion to those who would carry the sky. A few cars and I were peace­ or grand larceny, Statistically, 12 to have used the arily, we should be thankful that Earth's standard; your environmen­ fully cruising down Highway 50 but speeders. Not 1~ mph over the mo£1ey I spent on snakes or tigers didn't get those tal message to the individual has between the St. John's River and even REALLY fast that ticket to buy well-developed, pre-frontal lobes. been disseminated; now its time to Christmas. We were minding our speeders, we were s""8CI limit is the things more Other tree-huggers are more

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12 • The Central Florida Future • Oct. S, 1995 Player Profile CENmAL FLORIDA'S ~illllll lll~l)J)J(~J{ OOLLEGE PERSONAL 1995: Has registered a total of32 Major: Education tackles, 22 of them solo. Returned D.O.B.: Sept. 24, 1974. an interception for a touchdown in Favorite NFL team: Miami the season opening 40-32 win Dolphins. over Eastern Kentucky. Personal Highlight: "When I Forced a fumble and recovered it picked that pass in the EKU game in a loss to the No. I ranked and returned it for a touchdown. I McNeese St. Cowboys. found out what it was like to score 1994: Finished the season with 71 at this level. But what really made tackles, 43 of them solo, including REDDICK it special for me is that my morn eight behind the line of scrim­ was there." Home of mage and one sack. His numbers mGHSmIOOL Team Highlight: "We were were third best on the team even thought of as a team that couldn't The Gene McDowell Show though he missed two games. Graduated from Miami's Pace stop the option. When Carson­ every Thursday Noon - 1:00 at 1993: Hae) an outstanding High School, where he was a Newman came to town, we freshman season as he led the standout football player, recording proved that to be untrue. I was a team-high 16 sacks and earning happy for our defense." defense with 75 tackles, eight for ,..---·- ...... _.... .~ a loss. He also had one sack, one All-Dade County honors as a Deep Thought: "People say we TJ interception and one fumble senior. In addition to lettering in played good against FSU, but a loss recovery to go along with 4 pass football, he earned honors in track is still a loss no matter how good ,Bpplebee·s. -··-·······._.,.,._-~~···-.······-···- ...... ,_.._ deflections and 3 forced fumbles. and wrestling. you play or who it's against."

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' ·Oct. 5, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 13 Q & A with Samford coach, Pete Hurt In his second year at the helm made some big plays. They had a our biggest test of the season thi · His back-up is fr ~sh men James on our team and one of them is our of the Samford Bulldogs football couple of chances to stop us. We Saturday. I'm sure they're a little G1iffith who came in and played the punter. We've got a really young program, head coach Pete Hurt has threw a pass that ended up being a frustrated after their two losses, and whole second half last week and defense that is inconsistent at times, led his team to an unbeaten 4-0 touchdown that went through their they're wanting to take it out on finished with 93 yards on 26carries. but we also play well at time . record. His career record is now 8- defensive back's hands. So we were somebody. I'm sure we'll be the Baii Yancey, our quarterback, is CFF: Your offense is rushing 6-1 and he's looking to improve it at lucky on some plays, too. We were ones they'll be look in' 10 take it out having a good year. He's had a for over 200 yards per game and the expense of the UCF Golden very fortunate and lucky to beat on. couple of good games. And Mike passing for about 190. Having such Knights this Saturday afternoon. them last year, and I don 't know CFF: What's youropinion of Porter, one of our wide receivers, a balanced attack, it look as if your We caught up to the 1978 Mis­ how we'll do this year, but we're just the freshman phenomenon Daunte has been doin' well. He's come up offense is going to move the ball one sissippi College grad and this is gonna show up and try to do the best Culpepper? with some big plays for us. way or the other. what he had to say: we can. PH: I think he reminds me a CFF: Defensively you have Central Florida Future: The CFF: UCFleads Samford4-3 lot of Charlie Ward. He's a bigger some talent as well. Is everyone PH: Well, we like to try to run last time UCF and Samford matched in their all-time series. Three of the Charlie Ward, but he's a great ath­ relatively young or are you a pretty the footbal I and then try to take up was at Siebert Stadium in Bir­ past four games have been decided lete, got a strong aim, and he's just experienced defense? advantage and throw it. We try to mingham. Your Bulldogs had an by a touchdown or less. Do you see getting betterand better. He's gonna PH: Well, Cory O'Neal is the remain balanced, but then again our impressive fourth quarter as they a rival beginning to develop be­ have a bright future ... he's an excep­ only senior on our .defense, and I ball game isn't gonna be throwin' put up 22 points to come from be­ tween these two teams? tional player. think he's playin' w~ll. He's kind of the ball 50 times. We try to remain hind and win 36-35, Can you tell us PH: Yeah, the last few years it CFF: You have some pretty a leader for our defense. We've got a little more run oriented, but we'll a little about what transpired that has been a good rival game, and the good football players returning from a lot or young guys playin' for us pass just to keep our opponents ofl game? last time we went down to the Citrus last year. Who are some of your defensively. We have seven seniors· balance. Pete Hurt: They had a lead on Bowl they beat us pretty bad. I was standouts so far this season? us late in the game, and I think we defensive coordinator then and they PH: Derek Staley is our lead- . just ended up making a few plays had a fine football team that year ing rusher this year with 541 yards Through the eyes of coach and got some momentum going. and they made it to the play-offs. in four games, but he went out with We had a kid named Anthony Jor­ This year they have another fine a knee injury last Saturday night so dan, an All-American for us, who football team once again, it will be he's questionable for this Saturday. ~AlanGooch 1995 UCF Football schedule •What carried the team last Opponent Cleveland Browns in our office this week, and what if anything was a let week looking at our NR prospects, down? and he had six on his list from McNeese Aug. 31 40-32 over EKU 7p.m. Gooch: I really have to credit . State. Sept. 9 35-21 over C-N lp.m. McNeeseState withdoingagreatjob •What now? Sept. 23 . 46-14 loss to FSU 7p.m. of playing with a lot of emotion and Gooch: We just need to put that Sept. 30 49-7 loss to McNeese 8p.m. proving that they truly deserve their game behind us and work hard. We' 11 Oct. 7 Samford lp.m. number one ranking in Division 1- see them again. Oct.14 Liberty lp.m. AA. They have four players on de­ •Discuss Samford and what Oct. 21 at Hawaii Mid. fense that could play, and start, for your strategy might be?. Oct. 28 at Northeast Louisiana 8p.m. any school they wanted to right now. Offensively, theirnumberone Gooch: Samford comes in un­ Nov.4 Bethune-Cookman 4p.m. wide receiver currently leads the na­ defeatedat 4-0. What we need are hard 4p.m. Nov.11 Troy State tion with nine touchdown receptions. practices, and to narrow our focus and Nov.18 , Maine 4p.m. There was even a scout from the concentrate on the fundamentals.

• • • • • • • • • • • • " Cl t> • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r- - ~ • • Updated Depth chart • • • • • I • • I • • • OFFENSE • • • •WR Mike·Huff Reginald Doster • Mark Nonsant • WR Eddie Keyes • • TE Scott Braun Joey Hubbard • • TB Marquette Smith Johnie Presley • • FB GerodDavis Donald Huzzie • • QB Daunte Culpepper Kevin Reid • RT Matt Wittman Cornell Green • • RG Chris Tabscott Greg Harper • • c Chris Wrenn Steve Wagner LG Alex Galvez Ryan Gillis LT Kevin Stewart Marcus Jenkins

DEFENSE CB Allen Powell Darryl Latimore CB Willie Washington Louis Lubin • SS Donnell Washington Adrian Ellis FS Kenton Rickerson Deon Porter LB Nakia Reddick Mark Williams • LB Kendrick Thomas Shane Moore LB John Bryant Matt Gulla DE Anthony Cooks Jameil McWhorter DT Robert Braucht Jerod Durant • Tarvares Tate Corries Hardy • DT •DE• Emil Ekiyor Jermaine Benoit • • • Hear all the games live on our flagship station 540 The Team, • -SPECIALISTS • • • with select games on 740 WWNZ and WHOO 990. Join Marc Daniels ....• p Charlie Pierce • • • I and former NFL star Gary Parris for every play, with sideline reports : K Charlie Pierce • • by Jerry O'Neil. Thursdays at noon, it's "UCF On The Line" with • KR Johnie Presley • Gene McDowell and Marc Daniels on 540 The Team. • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oct 5, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 14

UCF prepares to face its fifth • straight .undefeated opponent by JUSTIN DELIAS The recent shellackings by a com­ Assistant sports editor bined 95-21 margin of defeat have caused the team to refocus. • The University of Central Florida "We' re looking at this game as a have Golden Knights are now fully aware of to win game," said linebacker Nakia what the saying "No rest for the weary" Reddick, UCF's leading tackler. "We just means as they must prepare to play its fifth got blown out two weeks in a row." straight undefeated opponent in the Samford Winning will not be made any easier Bulldogs. this week. Samford brings a solid offe_nse Last week's 49-7 lashing at the hands into the Citrus Bowl, which has earned~ihe of I-AA powerhouse McNeese State was respect of UCF' s coaching staff: . .. .;: : humbling, to say the least, after swelled "I'm not going to put them in the heads abounded from UCF' s supposedly class with McNeese State, but they're a good performance in a 46-14 loss to FSU. good football team," McDowell explained. Head coach Gene McJ?owell is quick to "They aren't 4-0 by accident." point the finger at himself for not humbling The Knights will have to shut down the troops enough going into the game. the powerful offense of Samford. The Bull­ "I did such a terrible job getting o~r dogs have been churning up the yards on guys mentally prepared to the level of the ground at a clip of 204 yards-a-game, McNeese State, " McDowell explained. while putting an impressive 32 points-a­ Despite his disappointment, game on the scoreboard. Historically, the McDowell still feels that UCF is right where Knights have been somewhat susceptible it should be from the season perspective. to the run, but"the problems just start there. "Before the season 2-2 is about where The biggest problem for UCF will be I thought we'd be at this point," he contin­ putting a leash on the runaway problems ued. "Being 4-0 was impossible and 3-1 with special teams. Last week, the Knights would have been nice." missed a field goal, had two field goals All of that won' t matter if the_Knights blocked and had a punt block~d. The prob­ do not get things turned around, starting lems at wide receiver still continue for the this week with the Samford Bulldogs who Knights. Eddie Keyes was forced to leave are currently 4-0. The Knights owe the last week's game because of a naggin.g Bulldogs payback for last year's humiliat­ groin pull and is questionable for this ing and controversial 36-35 loss at Samford,. Saturday's game. That leaves three fresh­ which for all intents and purposes kept men and a converted running back. UCF out of J?OSt-season play. Revenge or Lorne Jones will be moved from scout not, the players just want to win. team safety to wide receiver, but will "I don't think it's a revenge factoc," not see significant playing time unless defensive back:' Darryl Latimore said. "I his performance dictates such a change .a just want to get back on the winning track. according to McDowell.

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We're going to start like Saturday's the were no other significant injuries for (' Despite giving up 95 points in its last two games, on the road against the first game of the season and start all over. UCF to report. Game time is I :00 p.m. two number one teams in the country, the UCF defense has played solid. We've got to reload" at the. Florida Citrus Bowl.

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Flaming Lips Meat Puppets Rocket From the Crypt Vanessa Daou Mercury Rev Clouds Taste Metallic No Joke Scream Dracula Scream Zip less See You On The Other Side Warner London Interscope MCA Sony Grade: A- Grade: B+ Grade: B Grade: D Grade: B+

The Flaming Lips are one of The Meat Puppets rule and Don't Jet the title fool you, Not too long ago, pretty fe­ With the dismissal of lead the more originial bands on the always have ruled since the days there is noting gothic about this male artists could get by on their vocalist David Baker from the scene today, sacrificing flashy mu­ of Ronald Reagan. Kurt Cobain record. It is good old American looks alone. Can you believe,these band, Mercury Rev appears to be sicianship for a unique, creative knew it, but unfortunately he never rock 'n' roll. I love the horn sec­ days some vocal talent is actually more focused and organized both sound. The first song from Clouds heard one of their best . tions on several of the songs and required to accompany those beau­ musically and lyrically. See You Taste Metallic , The Abandoned No Joke is not much of a the raspy go-for-broke vocals on tiful faces? Well, Vanessa Daou On The Other.Side definitely dif­ Hospital Ship showcases that departure from their last all of the songs. There is a needs to quit looking in the mirror fers from their past releases originiality. Instead of starting the but is excellent nonetheless. rockabi11y vibe not unlike Social and invest in some singing les­ (Yerself ls Steam and Boces), but albumoff with a balls to the walls "Scum," the first single, absolutely Distortion, but they don't rip off sons. they maintain that unique sound to_c the ive a subtle, under­ rocks. S.D. The only real complaint I can Daou appears to which has made them so success­ stated ditty that relaxes. The second The lyrics are really out think of is that some of the songs "breathe" all of the lyrics ful. song, "Psychiatric Exporations of there and trippy and twisted, forc­ sound alike but it's not a major throughout Zipless - you can The difference lies in the the Fetus With Needles," is a balls­ ing the listener to pay close atten­ problem. smell and feel the air as she mature nature of this release in­ out rocker, but it is also instantly tion to figure out what the The grooves are so solid I sings (how annoying). Also, stead of the chaotic frenzy Baker memorable. Each song has a great Kirkwood brothers are getting at. swear they could knockout Tyson. she stays in the same monoto­ had orchestrated in the past. "Em­ title with lyrics that will make you Every tune is clever, origi­ There are hundreds of Rocket fans nous vocal range which really pire State" and "Sudden Ray of laughoutloud.My favoriteis,"Guy nal and beautiful. Hopefully these across the country with bands' makes the listener want to fall Hope" clearly display this new Who Got a Headache and Acciden­ guys will build on the recognition logo tattooed to their arms. I don't asleep. approach while still maintaining tally Saves the World." The guitar they attained. with the "Backwa­ think I'm ready to make that step The only saving grace for this that eccentric use of so many dif­ work is incredibly imaginative ter" single. yet, but I'd put their sticker on the release is the acid jazz music that ferent instruments. on that song. Well, it's great on They are just now getting back of my truck right next to accompanies Daou' s "whispers." If See You On The Other Side all of the songs. mainstream recognition which Sublime and Seaweed. That's an instrumental version of Zipless may dissapoint fans for crazy dis­ are true originials in a world of they rightfully deserve. This is a about as big a compliment as you . was released, then maybe we'd harmony, but listeners have to grow crappy posers. great album, no joke. can get from me. have something to listen to. up like Mercury Rev has grown up. •Mike White •Mike White •Mike White •Mike Isaacs • Mike Isaacs Hey: Conflux is·Coming

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Journey with me into the mind of a film maniac. A filmboy.

With the fall upon us, I'm beginning to once again sense some · legitimate feelings towards film. After getting barraged and tortured these past few months, films are slowly opening with a bit more tension and zest behind them. Kids has opened, Showgirls has derobed and more is on the way. I'm excitedly awaiting Goldeneye as well as Casino. And wonder where the hell that director's cut of R-Dogs went? Anyway,thefalllookstocrowntheyearthistimearound.Unlikelast year's summer frenzy (Gump n' Pulp), we still have yet to hail any significant Oscar nominations. It seems funny that here it is, already October, and the only actor to merit any plausible purr is Kevin Spacey. Even more confusing, the best two performances of the year are his. A loony in Seven and a gimp in Suspects, Spacey's simply remarkable. If your still not satisfied, Glengary Gle,n Ross should. soothe your soul. Otherpre-fallOscarsarejustdesperateattemptsatbrainwashingyou so I'll stop here. Because, as far as Orlando goes, we won't get anything I mention here, (living in Oblivion, Persuasion) by Christmas anyway. To totally contradict myself, might I mention a certain sour/moldy flavor that has erupted in my mouH1 this past week. Mr. Myers and Mr. Leatherface may I ask that you please die. I'm so enraged with your spookishly childish and generic moviemaking. It is just getting beyond ridiculous now. Nobody really cares. The joke is over. Nevertheless, this week looks as though that breath of fresh air is . finally here: Dead Presidents, To Die For, Assassins. I'm sorry did I say Assassins. Let me apologize now.

* 1!2Assassins (R) A few questions. One. Have you ever seen Sly roll through a movie without taking his shirt off? Two. Do you think anyone has told Sly that his scrunched-up-forehead/wanna-be-serious look doesn't work anymore? Three. Sly. How old is this guy ~yway? You don't need to wait for answers. Don't fear, Filmboy is here. · Forget Assassins. This flick starts out so incredibly fast, it almost laughs at itself for doing so. The movie, like, says, "Hey idiot, we know your stupid and don't care about character development, meaningful dialogue or any type of re$ponsibility to the art of filmmaking, we are simply getting two hot stars, paying them millions of dollars, loading them with hand guns and firing away. So here you go. Shall we begin?" Your damn right we'll begin. Pure crap. Sure I love gun fights and Sly kicking butt. Sure I wouldn't mind seeing Desperado again. But this is not the movie to do so. First of all, the screenplay is down right awful. The worst of the year. So much that you can almost imagine how this loser scripted the thing. It's like a read-a-long. The one no-no in writing a screenplay is not to write like each of the characters (i.e. the villain) know what the otheds doing, saying -or feeling. Well, not in Assassins. Basically one ass, a mentally-displaced and envy-ridden physcopath played by Antonio Banderas and the other ass, a guiltless loner with a evolving conscience, (uuuh ... um acted by Sly , Stallone) try to beat each other to the same target. The big plot development, however is when (oooh, it's heavy now) the target becomes one of them. Wow, ingenious. All the stops are pulled and the final straw for me was picked when Banderas slowly walks through the street carrying a rifle case, suspiciously similar to a number of scenes in ooth El Mariachi's. Another fatal straw was drawn during some routine plot analysis I took during the screening. I thought back to The Net, then I looked at Julianne Moore's portrayal of a computer chic-nerd running through hell in high water. I came to the conclusion that act2 of this Assassin nonsense was actually The Net with sidekick starpower. And even if all of this wasn't worth mentioning, there are numerous deliberately noticeable political statements thanks to theNRA, the Anti-Fur Americans ofJustice, and Bob Barker's favorite support group, the Adopt­ .• a-Dog-Instead-of-Putting-it-to-Sleep-Alliance. In all seriousness, this is great for commercials, but sticking plugs for anima) and firearm rights in movies is just plain demeaning for audiences. ltjustshows the~uhe filmmakers havefortheirown work. Blatant and unentertaining. Normally I wouldn't take this much time talking about shoshy crapcapade' s, but Assassins was so silly it deserved a couple of pot shots, come to think of it maybe even a drive-by.

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Ifever a week of NFL games to prepare for this one. However, ways the spoiler in Miami's sched­ heeeeeey, you' II keep your job, DENVER BRONCOS @ resembled an episode of Unsolved they can't install a running game ule. Marshall Faulk vs the Dolphins for now. Detroit 19 Cleveland NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Mysteries, it was definitely last injusttwo weeks. Dallas31 Green defensive line. One of two things 17. Patriots favored by 5. • week. How did Dallas lose? How Bay 16. can happen in this one - a Miami John Elway versus Drew did Jacksonville win? How did blowout or an Indy upset. I'm gonna S E A T T L E Bledsoe in a bloody battle to save the Jets score? Desp(te the WASHINGTON play my underdog hand once more. SEAHA WKS @ OAKLAND their teams from playoff el imina­ wackiness, I still posted an 8-4 REDSKINS @ RAIDERS Raid­ tion. Both teams have under­ record heading into the Monday PHILADELPHIA ers favored by 8. achieved royally this year. The nighter. With a phat 45-24 record EAGLES Eagles fa- T h o s e fireworks will be flying in this for the season, here's my week six vored by 5• Seahawks have one. I betoneoftheseQB 's throws .. pix: The winner of come a long way for over 400 yards, but the game this one gets to sit alone under Dennis will probably come down to CINCINNATIBENGALS right below the Cow­ Erickson. Mike rookie running backs Curtis Mar­ • @ TAMPA BAY BUCCA­ boys in the NFC East White has taken the tin of NE and Denver's Terrell NEERS Bucs favored by 4. standings, a tremen­ silver and black to Green. New England 35 Den­ David Shula is still pissed dous honor indeed. another level, back ver 34. • off about not being able to beat his Rodney Peete vs Gus to the days when dad.last week. Blake and the boys Frerotte in the battle they used to dom.i.­ did show the NFL that they're no of backs tab, uh, I mean nate teams so they MONDAY longer a pushover. Tampa Bay is backup QB's. Philly didn't have to hear still trying to prove that to people. hates playing at the John Madden bitch MATCHUP Bengals kicker Doug Pelphrey has Vet, maybe it has after the games. missed two last-second kicks this something to do with White isn't that bad., SAN D~GO CHARG­ year, but he won't miss a third. getting booed all the is he? Oakland 34 ERS @ KANSAS CITY Cincinnati 27 Tampa Bay 24. time. Washington 23 Seattle 21. Philadelphia 17. CHIEFS Chiefs favored .: by PITTSBURGH ARIZONA 4. STEELERS @ JACKSON­ CAROLINA CARDINALS @ VILLE JAGUARS Steelers fa. PANTHERS@ CHI- NEW YORK GI­ Everybody counted th.e vored by 6. CAGO BEARS Bears favored I hope I don't get bit. Indianapolis ANTS Giants favored by 6. Chiefs out this year, and look The curtain got revenge last by t3. 23 Miami 20. Buddy Ryan should be who's leading the AFC West. week proving to the world what Didn't Chicago just come fired. He was an dKcoach back Well it's not the Chargers, buddy. football is all about-heart. They offit's bye week? The league must CLEVELAND BROWNS@ when he could scare his de­ This one is at Arrowhead on a had no business beating a better really like da Bears. Eric Kramer DETROIT LIONS Pick 'em game. fenses into performing for him. Monday Night, ·where the sea of San Diego team, but did it for their is actually a pretty good QB, and Maybe the key to success for I guess he's lost that fire. red and gold will'be on hand to self respect. The Jags won a game the defense isn't that bad. If the Lions is to tell Wayne Fontes Rodney Hampton, Herschel welcome the Bolts into town. This last week, maybe they did that for Rashaan Salaam could just. hold that he'll be fired if he doesn't win Walker, and Tyrone Wheatley one is gonna be a classic, prob­ self respect, too, but every shred on to the ball, the Bears might his next game. After dismantling against the league's worst rush­ ably heading for overtime. By the of self respect won't be able to actually take the division. It San Fran on the brink of his termina­ ing defense. This one ain't way, KC is undefeated in two OT save them from this beating. Pitts­ doesn't hurt that they have a flake tion, he has to face the bad-ass gonna be pretty. New York 28 g~mes this year, make that three. burgh 30 Jacksonville 10. schedule. Chicago 26 Carolina Browns. Relax, Fontes. Stay cool, Arizona 10. Kansas City 22 San Diego 16. 13. NEW YORK JETS @ BUFFALO BILLS Bills favored HOUSTON OILERS @ by 10. MINNESOTA VIKINGS Vi­ I wonder if the Jets will win kings favored by 11. another game this year. Buffalo Ha, ha, ha, ha! You knew has to be disappointed over their Houston would end up being the Jacki uster start. Funny thing about first team to lose to one of the the Bills is that they still have the expansion squads. They should heart of a champion. In other just hand the ball to Steve Mc Nair words, that gives Thurman and and see what he can do. Who the gang permission to beat on knows, they may actually contend scrubs to make themselves feel before the decade ends. The Yikes belter. They did it against Caro­ look awfully strong lately. Dennis lina, and history repeats itselflike Green might have to send the lost Super Bowls. Buffalo37 New Oilspills one of those apologies York 6. for running the score up before • this one's over. Minnesota 35 GREEN BAY PACKERS Houston 9. @ DALLAS COWBOYS Cow­ boys favored by 12. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS It was sad to see the 'Boys @MIAMI DOLPIDNS Phins lose. I thought for sure they'd win favored by 11. every game this year. Something Indy .spoiled the Rams per­ must have been wrong with fect season, and nobody was hap­ Emmitt. Green Bay had two weeks pier about it then me. Indy is al-

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HOTIER THAN HELL IN A HEAT Alpha Delta Mu Nu Chi Pi Psi guys VIIDVFRO~I WA VE in the stands!!! out there, remember that his name is .., If you want to complain about spelled D-A-U-N-T-E, we are the K­ UCF's lack of a crowd at the Citrus N-1-G-H-T-S, and we attend U-C-F. THEBENCJH Bowl, that's a good place to start. I Now onto baseball (Stop boo­ KEN JAOKSON remember when all our home games ing!).Nowthattheseason is over, let's were at night. But when no one would look back. We started the "regular" It is alive. push aside their Saturday night plans season (afterTheSpringTrainingAfter I've returned for a new semes­ for football, the program switched to Replacement Spring Training) pro­ ter with a new title. lflhe by-line looks afternooners, asking Knight fans, "So testing, staying away from the parks familiar, I would be the same who what's your excuse now?" I person­ after The Strike. Now, all of a sudden ranted about replacement baseb_a!l in _ally like the h~t. More chance for a we're interested in the wild-card play­ March with a different title - Foul girl to faint dead a way into my arms offs. Did we forgive and forget? We Balls. I simply felt like changing to from dehydration. Whattta pickup line, almost didn't have any playoff races something - fresher. Besides, it's "Drop by here often?" (Thanks Angels for choking! You something I can, ahem, relate to now. Despite the weather there are made things interesting!) Speaking of There's your rea5on for the switch. two real reasons to go to this game. which, congrats to fans of the Reds, Anyway - back to baseball One is simple venting and revenge. Braves, Red Sox and Indi_ans (Albert late. Samford (not the town north of Belle: 50 HRs in a 144 game season! Still licking wounds &om Sat­ Longwood; they' re not big enough for Who's Mo Vaughn?) for getting to urday? I'm not going to whine about higher learning) defeated UCF by one roottheirteamsthroughTRUEcham­ the running up of the score (I'm a big measlypoint.MakingthemtheTAAC pionship seasons. And to fans of me­ Joe Paterno fan. Padding the score Conference football champs. diocre teams (at least the ones not in againstRutgers? AhhBULL *@!#$!) (Yes, I know we are the only the playoffs). JUST WAIT UNTIL The defense didn't do its job. two T AAC schools with football NEXT YEAR! THE BRAVES WhatwegotfromMcNeeseStatewas . teams, but how can you expect to CAN'T GET LUCKY FOREVER, an old-fashioned, wood-shed, butt­ make the I-AA playoffs if you can't PHIUJES FANS! whippin' (by the way, it's UCF' s worst win your own division. A two-team And what would a column like loss to a team in theirown division (1- division!) this be without an infallible World AA) ever). The term "butt-whippin"' Combinedwithseeingredfrom Series prediction? If the Mariners (or generally applies when the radio play­ Saturday's fiasco, this should pn~vent Angels) and Rockies go all the way, by-play guy starts talking about his Samford from derailingouryearagain. I'mgivinguponbaseballandtakingup vacation plans - in the third quarter. My other reason for going to cow chip hurling. I'm taking Cleve­ Not to make excuses, but no­ thegamehastodowithsomethingthe land Injuns over the Atlanta Young body can expect you to win when your Citrus Bowl crowd has been lacking SquawsinaallNative-American(watch receivers drop like flies. Ifyou know a for years. for protests) seven· game Series that Knight receiver, offer this advice: Belly guys. We really need belly will bring back the last of the holdout When walking, don 'tevenchew gum. guys. fans and make the _rest of us who Just walk, carefully. Simply a para­ You know you've seen them. actually saw a few games this year lopk noid thought. Shirtless guys who spell outthe school forward to Spring Training '96. Enough lamenting. Let's look name or team on their bellies. Guys in This time, no replacements. forward to this Saturday's game! Iowa do it in December, when the Agreed, union reps? photo/STRODE Ugh. More football. wind chill is around 20 below. Our But I'm going to miss Sparky And ofall things, it's another I weather should make itasnap. Sounds Anderson. The UCF men's soccer team, 2-8, won its first home game P.M. game. So besides the fact that it's likeagreatspirit-slash-contestideafor That's all for now. PleaSe pray this weekend, a 3-0 win over Charleston Southern. The next October, this is Florida, so it'll be the Gr:eek gang. So all you Kappa for the receivers. day they did, however, suffer a 2-0 loss to Kentucky (8-1).

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• Would you go to a UCF game if a home game was really at home? by CHRIS SIIlLKAITIS large and successful basketball tus, but it's the Citrus Bowl that is But let's be imaginative for "The Gators have the Staff writer programs, and in order for UCF to one of the key factors to getting the sake of enjoyment. If UCF swamp, the Knights should • compete, an arena of a relevant the football team into a specific were to be building a new stadium have The _Battlefield .... I think Many division I-A football size and seating capacity to the conference. It's 70,349 seating ca­ right now, what would it be cal led, the attendance at the football programs have the luxury of feel­ schools in these conferences is pacity, luxurious press boxes and and would students be mare liable games would drastically in­ ing right at home with their foot­ absolutely necessary. impressive landscaping will be the to attending the. football games? crease with an on-campus sta- ball stadiums located on campus But the only real disadvan­ appealing factors to committees Here's what a select few had to di urn." grounds. With our Knighrs on the tage to the Citrus Bowl is the loca­ within the different conferences say: -Heidi Rochow brink of proceeding to the I-A tion. Indeed, it would be more upon deciding to accept UCF. "I go to a few games now, "I would definitely go to level in less than a year, will UCF convenient to have our own sta­ Because of these advantages that but yeah, I would defjnitely go to more games because it's much join the crowd and fund the neces­ dium on campus, but what UCF the Citrus Bowl enhances, it makes more games ... .I would call it The easier to get there for me, be­ sary money to build a stadium of has currently is not such a bad the funding for our own· stadium Knights Realm." -Robert Marshall cause I don't have a car, but our own? Quite honestly, there second resort, to say the least. that much more expensive because "I'd call it The Camelot (as I'm within walking distance of are no plans in the near future to "The Citrus Bowl is a first we would have to replicate a sta­ in Knights of the the school ." do such a thing. In fact, it has class stadium," says a boisterous dium like the Citrus Bowl. Steve Roundtable) .... Yes, I would go -Elaine Crawford never even been an issue fondled McDowell. Sloan must look out for the foot­ more often if it were on campus "I go to all the games al­ with in the past or present. Though the one aspect that ball team's best interest at this because of the accessibility." - ready, but for the sake of con­ No there's nothing wrong both Coach McDowell and Steve point in time, and thp.t is our cur­ Lori Brodkin, Technical Report­ venience, I'd rather have a sta­ with the,Citrus Bowl, in fact it's Sloan do agree upon is the reason rent playing field, the Citrus Bowl. ing Instructor dium here." -Mike Stroz _the perfect stadium for our foot­ attendance may be as low as it has ball team at this time. UCF is 'Jeen thus far is because students currently under a five-year con­ and local fans feel it's a hassle for " tract with the Citrus Bowl, and them to have to travel downtown Athletic Director Steve Sloan likes to watch the game. things just the way they are. "The definite advantage to "The Citrus Bowl has been having our ~wn stadium wo.uld be real helpful for scheduling that it is more of a convenience to games," Sloan says. the students," Sloan said. Consequently, the money If a stadium were to be built that is available will have to be on campus, the attendance for our funded toward a new basketball football games would most assur­ arena. No, it's not a selfish move, edly increase because of the rapid but rather a wise decision because growth surrounding the Univer­ one of the leading factors that con­ sity. Within I 0 years, there will be ferences look at when deciding an estimated 500,000 people liv­ upon accepting a school (which is ing within a IO-mile radius of . UCF's present condition), is the UCF. This would defiantly draw size of the basketball complex. crowds of 50,000 to 70,000 to Among the conferences that UCF games. UCF is hoping to joir_l by the year But the Citrus Bowl is a 2000 are the ACC, SEC, Big East very important asset to the foot­ or Conference USA. All of the bal1 team right !low. We have al­ phOID/HUNT schools in these conferences have ready been approved of a I-Asta-

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More students take Kaplan's courses every year than any other test prep company's. $3.99 • Call us today to find out why. 1-800-KAP-TEST • KAPLAN The answer to the test question. • / The Central Florida Future S-3orts October 5, 1995 Golden Knights find road trips to be a perfect remedy O An exhausting six game 15-5, 15-1, 15-9. Theteam put together a total road trip ends with six of 47 kills, 12 by sophomore middle hitter Tyra Harper and nine from Menchikova. wins, including a win over Queisser added 31 assists and three aces to the a nationally ranked team. UCF win. The rest of the Golden Knights journey by DANIELLE FERNEZ through Georgia had the team participating in Staff writer the Georgia State/Comfort Inn Invitational. UCF collected wins against UNC-Ashevil1e ·' The University of Central Florida vol­ (I 5-1, I 5-11, 15-6), Georgia State (I 5-9, 15- leyball team just arrived home exhausted and 5, 15-6), Charleston Southern ( 15-6, 15-9, 15- undefeated from a six-game road trip, the 1) and Troy State ( 15-9, 15-12, 15-5) to win longest road trip in school history. the tournament title. "We were on the road too long," Anabel "We were out to prove a point in the Marcos, a sophomore who is redshirting this Georgia State match," Harper said. "We were .. season due to a knee injury said, "It was worth sending a message to the other teams in our it because we came home undefeated." conference that we are going to be undefeated In the firs( match of the road trip, UCF for the fourth year in a row." defeated the University of Georgia, who are Harper, along with Queisser and ranked 25 in the n'!tion, in five games, 12-15, Cutwright, were selected to the all-tourna­ 15-12, 16-14, 3-15, 15-11. The Golden ment team. Queisser was named tournament Knights' offensive attack was paced by Rus­ MVP. sian transfer Renata Menchikova's career­ Earlier in the week, the University of high 40 kills. South Florida defeated UCF to break the "Beating a nationally ranked team set Golden Knights five-game home winning the stage for the whole weekend," Michelle streak. USF won the match in four games, 15- . Cutright, who was chosen to the Georgia 10, 15-5, 4-15, 18-16. The Golden Knights State/Comfort Inn Invitational all-tournament were led by Menchikova with 25 kills and team later in the week said. "The four seniors, eight digs, while Queisser added a team-high including myself, had never beaten a really 52 assists. big team before. It made the trip more enjoy­ The Golden Knights play at home able." against Clemson on October 8 and then head photo/SOLARES The Golden Knights' next match was south for games against Florida Atlantic Uni­ against Georgia Southern University. UCF versity and Florida International University 'The UCF volleyball team's longest road trip ever resulted in six straight easily putawayGSU in the conference game, on October 1 I and 12. wins, including a decisive victory over the 25th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs.

UCF women's socCer team ties the nation's sixth-ranked team, 2-2 t D Golden Knight soccer Lynch in the I 19th minute. The final score was a tough 2-2 tie. star Amy Jones is "We were very focused the whole currently leading the game," Richter ·reiterated. "We defended very well." · TAAC in both total points The Golden Knights also played host and goals scored. to Colorado College Tigers, who is ranked 5th in the Central Region. The Golden Knights lost a heartbreaker 3-1. by JOE JUDKOWITZ The Tigers scored first, off a loose Staff writer ball in front of the net in the 17th minute. Caroline Crittenden was responsible for • The nationally ranked University of the goal, with an assist from Heather Massachusetts Minutewomen came to Jefferson. UCF knotted it up at 1-1 in the town this past weekend, and the game was 39th minute off of a Jones goal. The assist ..., sort of a homecoming for UMass head was given to O'Connor. coach Jim Rudy. The Tigers put the game away for good in the 65th minute with a goal from Rudy started his coHegiate coaching Martina Holan. Tiger, Amy Snyder, put .. career here at UCF where he was the the icing on the cake in the 84th minute pioneer of both the UCF women's and from I 0 yards our. men's soccer programs. ..We did not play particularly well," "It was quite a challenge to coach Richter said. "That was definitely a team against somebody that coached me," head we could have beat had we played well." coach Karen Richter said. The TAAC individual statistics were • This was -a big game for the Golden released again on Monday. As expected Knights now 5-3-3:overall and 4~0-.0 in the the Golden Knights are listed in every Trans American Athletic Conference fac­ category. ing UMass, who is ranked sixth in the In the goals scored and points cat­ Soccer News Poll (media poll) and elev­ egory Jones is in first place. O'Connor is enth in Intercollegiate Soccer Association listed third in scoring. Both are ranked in , of America Poll (coaches poll). the South Region as well as in the nation. .. UMassstruck first in the I Ith minute With no surprise goalkeeper Allysa off of a header into the back post from Erin O'Brien is also ranked in the TAAC as Lynch. The assist was awarded to Julie well as in the region. She also holds the Magid. school record with 77 saves. This year she The Golden Knights answered back has also broken four top I 0 school single in the 54th minute with a header from game records. • Jennifer O'Connor. The assist was awarded ··she is making a good comeback to Kelly Stout. Amy Jones put the Golden from her injury,'' Richter said.

photo/STRODE Knights up 2-1 in the I 14th minute off of a throw-in from Michele Harris. The Golden Knights stay home this The Golden Knights are now 5-3-3 overall, and still undefeatd in the T AAC UMass would. however. counter. Saturday and Sunday against David on at 4-0-0 following a tough 2-2 tie with the UMass Minutewomen. They tied it up for good with a goal from and College of Charleston. •