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University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 6-28-1985 Central Florida Future, Vol. 17 No. 34, June 28, 1985 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. 17 No. 34, June 28, 1985" (1985). Central Florida Future. 580. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/580 June 28, 1985 Volume 17 Number 34 ~--~---~~~~---~~~~--'-~~~~~~~-~~- University of Central Florida/Orlando Phil Carter named new coach what's here," Carter said in a recent prove relations and attendance. Director Cal Miller said. ''Personally by Morgan Phllllps press conference. "There are a lot of "I think that the future and the and professionally I was very im· FUTURE STAFF WRITER . coaches who would like to have this possibilities are limitless," Carter pressed.'' --------------job and I am one of them." said. "I'm not leery at all. There pro- Phil Carter, formerly head basket­ This was the second time that bably will be a lot of late nights and Carter,a Sharpsville, Indiana, ball coach at Hardin-Simmons Carter has applied for the job, the winters when I'll question myself native and Jacksonville University University, has been selected to take first being during the Machock selec· more than now, but I think we can graduate, ·has received many honors the reigns of the UCF basketball pro· tion period. build a competitive team.'' for both his playing and coaching. gram, replacing Chuck Machock, who "I see a great deal of professional Previous coaching experience for These include: Indiana High School resigned earlier this year. growth ahead of ·me,'' said Carter, Carter includes, two years at Hardin· All-State basketball team, Most Carter was selected from a group of "but everything I want to have is Simmons University, three years at popular Dolphin (at JU), All· 156 applicants for the position by the right here." Baptist College, four years at American Bench Warmer, a member university selection committee based Carter has indicated that he will Daytona Beach Community College, of two NCAA tournament teams, a on his many professional have the team play their games at and three years at Jacksonville member of the 197 4 AA U National achievements in coaching, fine UCF rather than at the civic center, Episcopal High School. Championship team, a member of the reputaion among his peers, previous and he hopes to recruit more talent "The fact he is experienced with Jacksonville AAU All-Stars, Florida experience with small budgets, and from the Central Florida area. These budgets such as ours and is willing to Junior College Coach of the Year, and his easy manner. will, hopefully, tie the team to the work within our budgets is a very big South Carolina College Coach of the · "I feel like we can Central Florida .community and im- asset for him,'' Assistant Athletic Year. ----~~-----------------------------------------------------------. Peterson officially resigns as AD community for our sports ef­ by Morgan Phllllps forts. I value these contribu­ FUTURE STAFF WRITER tions." Peterson began his col­ Athletic Director Bill Peter­ legiate career at Louisiana son Will be leaving UCF, July State during the 50's during 1st, as he retires from the that school's peak years as a post he was selected for over national football pQwer. three years ago. In 1960, he Peterson had originally became head planned to leave UCF in the football Spring of 1986, after four coach at years in the athletic director's FSU, where position. he made foot· "I've decided to retire ear· ball a major ly," said Peterson. "I came tQ sport. Peter­ UCF on a four year plan, and son then I've made good on my com­ spent 1971 mitment." and 19 7·2 Bill Peterson President Trevor Colburn working in Texas first for said, ''Bill Paterson brought Rice University and the the SwimmIn' energy and enthusiasm to our Houston Oilers of the NFL. Visiting children at the UCF pool are a good indication that summer is really here. The pool athletic program. He likewise After a losing record in is located behind the Rec. Services building and you can find when the pool is open by call­ earned the friendship and ing 275-2408. support of many people in the SEE PETERSON, PAGE 5 Student Government filling cabinet posts The senate denied approval of Dale Harding to when student government went through problems by Cindi Miiam the position of Chief Elections Commissioner. Har­ with the student body president and vice president FUTURE STAFF WRITER ding received a favorable recommendation from the elections in April and May. EA Committee but_ did not get the two-thirds ma­ Gill said that when student gavernment is - Several student government cabinet and senate jority vote required for approval. reorganized the first project he and Darner plan to positions were filled this week, with hopes of help­ work on is a new system for Add/Drop. He said ing the organization restore some productivity. Gill said that he and student body vice president that the new system will probably include appoint· Scott Walker's appointment to the cabinet posi­ Andrea Darner have added one cabinet position ment times for adding and dropping classes, which tion of Judicial Adviser was approved by.the Stu· and dropped another, keeping the number of should shorten waiting times for students. dent Senate at their June 25 session. Walker receiv­ cabinet positions at seven. Special Projects Coor· ed a favorable recommendation from the Elections dinator will no longer be a position. The new posi· Other projects that will be of primary importance and Appointments Committee. tion will be Minority Student Advocate, which has to the new administration are the completion and One senate seat representing the College of not yet been filled. "We feel minority students need utilization of the Kiosk and implementation of a Business has been filled by Katherine Johnson. Her to be recognized,'' Gill said. tutor service. Gill said that both of these projects appointment was confirmed by the senate, and Eight senate seats are open, and applications are were initiated by former student body president Johnson was sworn in by student body president being taken to fill positions for seats in every col· John Sowinski, and he and Darner will be following John Gill Tuesday. lege. Membership in the legislative branch dropped up on their completion. • availability will be expanded and noise reduction engineer­ about these classes or for the over the coure of the season. on weekends. 'W"eekend ing and audiometer testing hours which the facilities are Orlando's final home coverage will now include a techniques also will be ex­ open for free recreaction can record for 1985 wa~ 4-5, physician from 9 a.m. to 3 amined among other topics. be found at the Rec. Services demonstrating the crowd p.m. on Saturdays. The clinic The_$225 enrollment fee for office in RS 101, or by calling really can have an effect on will close at 7 p.m. and re­ first time students includes Rec. Services at 275-2408. your playing. open Monday morning at 7 all materials and UCF fees. They can also point to the 0 VOLUNTEER OP a.m. Certified hearing conserva­ difficulty of their schedule as The Young Volunteers in Students needing emergen­ tionists or those requiring on­ a problem. Being in the Action Program of the cy medical attention on Sun­ ly continuing education may Eastern Conference the Volunt.eer Service Bureau has days should go to the new attend the Saturday refresher 'Gades had to twice play all excellent volunteer oppor­ Park Care Medical Facility for $125. five Eastern playoff teams. tunities for UCF students near campus. It should be Further information is In the Western division this summer. Over 80 non­ kept in mind that only serious available by calling the Col­ though, the 'Gades almost profit agencies in Central emergencies should be seen lege of Extended Studies at 0 'GADES FINISH 5·13 defeated Denver which Florida are looking for young there as the cost of care at 275-2123. After a horrindous start at finished in second and made • ~ .. people to volunteer in the that facility would have to be the ·beginning of the season, the playoffs. areas of recreation, animal borne by the patients the Orlando Renegades came The 'Gades record against care, elderly care, child care themselves. back to win five games in the West was 3-3, to bad health services, education and their last twelve to finish the Florida isn't west of the the arts. season with a franchise high Mississippi. Their final win came These volunt~er oppor­ 0 NOISE SEMINAR record of 5-13. tunities give young people the A national problem that an­ Although the 'Gades failed against the Western cellar chance to explore career op­ nually affects tho~sands of 0 OPEN RECREATION to make the playoffs they did dwelling Los Angeles Ex­ tions, develop leadership and workers-loss of hearing from During the Summer B term manage to consistantly, well press by a score of 17-10 last communications skills and industrial noise-is the sub­ the Department of .Recrea­ almost consistantly, improve week. meet new friends.

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