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Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 02, August 24, 1989 University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 8-24-1989 Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 02, August 24, 1989 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. 22 No. 02, August 24, 1989" (1989). Central Florida Future. 935. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/935 Thentral Florida Future Volume 22, Number 2 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday August 24, 1989 Missing UCF student phones fat her Operator disconnects after brief conversation by Dave Schlenker "All he said was 'I'm okay'," Garner Breit Garner CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE said. The ca11 lasted only three minutes. It Height: 5 foot 7 The incoming UCF student who has ended when the operator broke in and Weight: 1-20 lbs. been missing since last Friday called asked Breit to deposit more money. Hair: Jet black home Monday, but his whereabouts are The elder Garner said he then asked still unknown. the operator if the the call could be Eyes: Dark brown Breit Garner, 21, has not been seen charged to the home number. The Distinguishing Features: Two small by friends and family since Friday operator refused, Garner continued, scars beneath chin, small scar on when he left for his job at United Parcel and the two were abruptly cut off. bridge of nose Service, said his father, Joe Gamer. "It was very stupid on the operator's However, the father reported that part," Gamer said about the disconnec­ If seen, contact Orange County his son called home late Monday after­ tion. noon, but the call was abrupt and left Family and friends say Breit has Sherriff's office at 249-2504 no clues about the disappearance. always been a model son. He lived his Family and friends say the tone of }jfe out of a daily planner notebook and the call makes them suspect foul play urged his father and friends to follow Breit was transferring from Brevard shoes, acid wash jeans or shorts and a may be involved. his schedule in the same planner to let Community College to UCF and was ribbed tank top or button-up surf shirt. "He checked in once," Gamer said them know where he is. set to attend classes, Gamer said. The elder Garner said he thinks about his son's call. "He was somewhat He has never been known to disap­ Gamer described his son as about 5 Breit had no extra clothing with him disoriented. He spoke slowly to cover pear without letting someone know, feet 7 inches tall and about 120 pounds. when he left for work. From the sound all situations." Garner said. He has dark brown eyes, dark complex­ of the call, Garner also said he thinks Garner added that his son gave no One family friend described Breit as ion, two small scars under the chin and his son is outside of Orange county. details about where he was and why he one of the most organized kids he's ever a small scar on the bridge of his nose. Anyone with information regarding was gone. He said Breit sounded very seen. According to fliers distibuted by Breit's disappearance should call the cautious and did not answer direct The family had just moved to East family and friends, Gamer may be sheriffs office at 657-2500, or the questions. Orange County from Brevard County. wearing white British Knights tennis family's home at 249-2504. and II] for students only and Wanted: Stories ore 1Students; Less 2W [near the Humanities and Fine Arts building] for \ .ii / I students only, Ina Carpen­ 1 § : ~ -------... ~~--...-.::=:::-- about your worst 79 Faculty/Staff ter, managerofParkingand parking changed Traffic said. Carpenter to Students said, although she didn't know the exact amount of registration ever spaces that faculty and staff acquired, she did know that We've all been through it: the amount of spaces the the delays, aggravation and Central Florida Future heartbreak of registration at reported in the Opinion sec­ UCF. You can not really call tion (60) was incorrect. yourself a true UCF student According to Dr. John until you have experienced the Bolte, vice president of horror of discovering that each ') Administration and Fi­ class you need to graduate has heads to get into any classes at nance, the three parking been closed; the agony of real­ all. lots have been reassigned to izing that the four classes you Unfortunately, it does not The Students give the faculty and staff really wanted to take this take most of us very long to ended up losing 60 about 25 additional parking semester are only offered si­ satisfy these requirements for parking spaces spaces. multaneously; the shame of calling ourselves true UCF to Faculty and After counting the park­ having to prostrate yourself Staff. ing spaces in the three lots before various department see REGISTRATION page 5 The Central Florida Future OeEOraJi1.r. Cunn1ngtiamCFF found that the faculty and staff gained . 60 spaces. In Senate funds student the parking lot near the Hu­ manities and Fine Arts Faculty, staff get building, the student admission to theatre· gained 71 spaces. In the lot near Ceba I and II, they for fall productions sixty student gained 79 spaces. The fac­ ulty and staff gained 210 spaces in the lot near the by Eric Dentel wide margin in each case. Physical Plant building. MANAGING EDITOR Schmidt appointed Cindy parking spaces Consequently, the students N oce, Kelly Wiggins and Dave lost 60 spaces to the faculty On the day classes started Martinson to the judicial coun­ by Trish Martin and staff. for most students, the 21st cil, and Karen Thime, CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Some faculty and staffmembers are upset student Senate drew to a close Christina Foley, Dan Pelletier becaus~ of the changes. "I don't care if they amidst a flurry of executive and Diane Staneszewski to the Despite the increase in parkingfees, effec­ [faculty and staff] get 600 more spaces if it's appointments and well-wish­ elections commission. tive this semester, for faculty, staff and stu­ a mile away from my office," said Dr. Rosie ing regarding the upcoming The only other major item dents, only the faculty and staff will gain J oels, education professor and chairman of · Senate elections. the Senate discussed Tuesday spaces. Students will lose 60 spaces. the faculty senate. The Senate confirmed all afternoon was a bill designed "Lot 4 [located next to the Utilities Plant, J oels said she was late for a meeting seven of student body Presi­ to install the SG comptroller, adjacent to the Biological Sciences Building Tuesday after driving around for 15 minut~s dent Fred Schmidt's appoint­ an executive appointee, as a and the Student Health Center] will be for ments to the election commis­ voting member of the clubs faculty and staff only, lot lE [near CEBA I see PARKING page 6 sion and judicial council by a and organizations (C&O) see SG page 5 2 The Central Florida Future, August 24, 1989 • WELCOME BACK .. from the stores at • UNIVERSIT·Y SHOPPES • Across from Campus • University Blvd~at Alafaya Trail • I l·mnulse' WE DELIVER I' • 277-4141 BIKE'-l~{_R *BALLOONS*CARDS*GIFTS.FUN STUFF* r---~~N~-;-- ---, • I 20% OFF I Cylifes I ANY 1 ITEM I G"lando. Fl . 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