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Central Florida Future, Vol. 27 No. 53, March 30, 1995

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 27 No. 53, March 30, 1995" (1995). Central Florida Future. 1294. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1294 • UCF baseball team breaks back into 'Baseball America' Top 2~ see Sports, p. 16

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• Judicial Council explains its decision to cite Torregrosa/ Amoros by BOB VOGEL minor violation for failure to re- based on the fair market value of First, the council explained, three opposing tickets who were News editor port $7.87 in sales tax from pur- the products, since it was hard to the total overexpenditure occurred most affected by the • chasing campaign T-shirts and determine how much was actually in the primary election where the overexpenditures did not object, The Judicial Council that failure to _submit a receipt for spent. ticket lost, yet qualified for the and endorsed the Torregrosa/ decided to slap Miguel Torregrosa $17 .16 in campaign supplies. The second. was for failure runoffs. Amoros ticket. Obviously, the • and Frank Amoros with campaign It also said .Torregrosa/ topostdiscountsreceivedoncam­ Second, in the runoff elec­ council said, because there were violations released its reasons for Amoros were found in minor vio- paign purchases and donations of !ions, the Torregrosa/ Amoros no objections from the opposing doing so Wednesday. lation for failure to submit a vali- campaign materia1s and for fail­ ticket remained within the expense tickets, they must not have felt In an official statement, the dated, original sales receipt for ure to report discounted and do­ limit and won the election by a they were affected . • council repeated its decision - campaign T-shirts purchased from nated materials at fairmarket value margin of seven percentage points. Finally, the council felt that namely, to fine Torregrosa $35 Metropolis. on the Campaign Expense State- "This pattern does not demonstrate student voters were "competent for 'two mil'ior violations and to The cou_ncil also cited two ment. a direct correlation between the enough not to be sole I y influenced • suspend Torregrosa and Amoros, major violations. The council did not feel, overexpenditure and the number by the excess publicity generated without pay, until Aug. 3. The first was for exceeding however, that the violations in total of. votes receiv_ed," the council by the overexpenditure." The council said that the $1,150 campaign expenditure ·were sufficient to disqualify said. • Torregrosa/ Amoros were found in limit by $335.41. This figure is Torregrosa/Amoros. Also, the council said, the see JUDICIARY, page 5

• Artist s8ys repetition of ideas is the key to his worts success • - by OLIVIA CURNOW done that,don'twanttodothatagain' ," Contributing writer said Rivers. Sleeping Man, for ex­ ample, is drawn from different angles When you see the word ''Riv­ and with different expressions in ers" painted in huge, blue paint on the each drawing. Rivers compares his outside ofthe Visual Arts building and repetition in his art to music. • expect to walkinto the gallery and see '"To me, it would be not unlike paintings and photographs of water singing the same song over and over scenes, you are in for a big surprise. agam, trying to do it better each time." • Instead, you will find drawings His etchings can be quite hu­ of naked men and women and etch­ morous. Cortonn portrays a hospital ings of various animals, all by figure scene in which two doctors are in Jove • drawing and etching teacher Robert while patients are suffering nearby. Rivers. He received his master's de­ An elephant has two rear ends in gree at the University of Georgia and BrokenGlass, whichissimilartoRoll­ has been teaching at UCF since 1980. ing Thunder. • Many of his works on display Others may appear.to be a bit · in the Visual Arts building resemble more savage. A lion eating th€ flesh each other, such as Dancing Couple of a naked human in Wisdom ofGod and Sleeping Man. The reason his is ori display. Other dq1wings of artwork repeats itself, Rivers ex­ animals, such as . monkeys, goats photo/SOLARES plained, is so he will have a chance to and elephants, appear in Drunken • improve every time. Hercules, Acting the Goat, and Andrew Varnon, a UCF English major, admires a sculpture by Rob Reed. Reed's work will ''You justdon'tsay, 'Been there, see RIVERS, page 3 be on display with Rivers' work until April 14 and until April 28 at the Maitland Art Center. .. Officials dismiss_c hances -of further

• Legionnaires' disease hitting UCF by BOB VOGEL Toth said he expects the test results to News editor be in "near the end of this week or the begin­ ning of next week." • The Education Building is no longer a It takes at least 10 working days, some­ risk for Legionnaires' Disease, an Orange times longer, to "grow up" Legionepa from a County Health Official said Tuesday. Epide­ sample, Toth said. "Some bacteria are easy to • miologist Bill Toth of the Orange County cultivate, but Legionella are not," he said. Public Health Unit said he is still waiting for Toth also denied the existence ofa third the results of the tests taken on samples from case. "[A student] has exhibited 'pneumonia­ the building.· like' symptoms, but that is all," he said. ''We Almost two weeks ago, county health don't have the blood work on [the student], so workers disinfected sample sites after two there really is no way to confirm it." cases of the disease were confirmed . . He also said in order to confirm indi­ But even if the Legionella, the bacteria viduals were exposed to the same source, he that causes Legionnaires' Disease, were found would need bacterial samples from the vic­ in the building, Toth added, there would still tims. But that wo_uld be nearly impossible • be no risk because workers disinfected the because they have been treated and are no . sample sites in the building just after the longer infected . SO MANY PEDESTRIANS ... photo/SOLARES samples were taken. · . Jim Uhlir, assistant director for Envi­ "We disinfected every possible place in ronmental Health and Safety at UCF, said his Jaime Godfrey sits behind a new green Saturn coupe. Saturn the building the bacteria could be found,"_he department has received almost two dozen showcased some of its cars on the UCF Green Wednesday. said. "So even if it was there, it's not any­ more." see LEGIONAIRES' , page 3

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RIVERS from page 1 ain in 1988," said Rivers. He was in London, drawing images of a sleep­ Bouncing Betty . ing convict. The works of artists • Not only are drawings and such · as Henri Rousseau and etchings on exhibit, -but sculptures Mantegna motivateg him also. as well. Both sculptures, called Tea­ Rivers believes that most art pot, were created by him and Rob observers don't really take the time Reed. They somewhat look like tea­ to look at art and try to understand it; pots, in a creative and different way. they just see if they "like" it and So, what triggers the imagi­ move on. "The average time look­ nation to create this artwork? The ing at art is seven seconds," he re­ precise bOdy parts of the goat come marked. from a sketch during a faculty meet­ Rivers' exhibit will be on dis­ ing a few years ago. "The figures at play at UCF until April 14 and at the rest come from a trip to Great Brit- Maitland Art Center until April 30.

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Blood Drive transform into a carnival. be on hand to lead students Meinhold drew national at­ Spring Break activi­ in Brady Bllnch Trivia, tention for being the first openly The UCFBloodDrive will ties include Sprint Name That Tune, and other gay man to be reinstated to active be held March 29-31 on the Stu­ Telephone's Air Volleyball, games for prizes. duty in the armed forces follow­ • dent Center Green. For more de­ the inflatabl~ court of fun UCF is one of 15 col­ ing a 1992 U.S. District Court tails call 823-3318. and the long distance frisbee leges nationwide to host the decision. Meinhold's appearance toss. Spring Break Tour. is sponsored by the UCF Gay, • National Spring Break Other activities in­ Lesbian and Bisexual Student Tour on campus clude the Citibank Velcro Meinhold to speak at UCF Union and UCF Student Govern­ olympics and sumo wrestling ment. For more information call • The Spring Break On­ sponsored by Details magazine. Navy Petty Officer Keith 648-0057. Campus Tour is heading to The sumo wrestlers will wear large Meinhold will speak at UCF at 8 UCF. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. inflatable sumo suits complete p.m. April 7 in the Student Acti vi­ • the Student Center Green will with a fake pony tail. A masterof ceremonies will ties Center [Wild Pizza.] by Ryan Anderso11, News editor

• NATIONAL NEWS • Now that you're going to • House considers tenn limits graduate school, how Reuters blocked action on it when they con­ WASHINGTON - House trolled Congress. Term limits was do you plan to pay for it? Speaker Newt Gingrich said Tue~­ part of the Republicans' "Contract day Democrats will be to blame if with America" campaign pledge. a proposed constitutional amend­ Under procedures approved • ment to limit congressional terms Tuesday, the House will consider fails this week. four versions of the amendment. The House begins debate on One calls for a 12-year limit on both the amendment Wednesday with a House and Senate terms, another Ask us. final vote expected later that night sets six years for representatives or Thursday. Supporters say it lacks and 12 years for senators and a thirb • the two-thirds majority needed for would let states set shorter terms if passage even though there is strong they wished. public_support for it. A Democratic alternative For Graduate Students wouldmake 12-yeartermlimitsret­ "As oflast night, we believe (pursuing all types of advanced 86 percent of the House Republi­ roactive, which would force about a degrees such as law, engineering, cans ar~ going to vote for term third of the House and almost half limits. If we get half the House the Senate to retire. nursing, etc.) The Citi­ • Democrats we will pass a term The House will take a final Graduate Loan Program limits constitutional amendment," vote on the version that gets the offers Federal Stafford Loans Gingrich told the American Medi­ most support. The amendment and our exclusive Grad­ • cal Association. would also need a two-thirds vote in Assist Loan; Republicans have a 230-204 the Senate and approval by 38 states majority with one independent in to be ratified. And, all of the Citibank Grad­ the House. The amendment would Supporters say term limits No matter what uate Loan Programs offer: need 290 votes to pass if everyone would make Congress more respon.:. you study or wh~re you cur­ • easy repayment, votes. sive to the public and prevent long­ rently bank, you can count termincumbents from controlling leg­ • "Passage is far from certain," on Citibank, the nation's • low interest rates, said Rep. Porter Goss, R-Fla., a islation. Opponents say limits will re­ terms limits supporter. But he said strict the choices of voters and are not number one originator of_ • no application fees, • that even voting on the measure needed because members can be re­ student loans, to help finance • an easy application process, was a victory because Democrats moved by votei:s at any election. your education. • fast approvals, For Medical St udents • and one toll-free number (pursuing allopathic and Wilson says appeal will not to call for answers to all osteopathic m.edicine) The your questions. consider more evidence CitiMedical Loan Program For more information JUDICIARY,from page 1 But SGA President Darin offers Federal Stafford and an application for a A report submitted by inde­ Patton was not satisfied. "This Loans and our exclusive Citibank Graduate Loan, • pendent investigator Larry Lynn sets a bad precedent for future Medi~sist Loan. said the lack of a good accounting elections," he said. "Candidates call 1-800-692-8200, For MBA Students system for the candidates and the will do the same, knowing that apd ask for Operator 256. Election Commission was a hin­ they'll get into office by fall any­ The CitiMBA Loan • drance because receipts were not way, even if they get caught." Program offers Federal kept together or even stored in one Keisha Bell, who ran on Stafford Loans and our Patton's ticket, filed an app~al location on campus. "There is no exclusive MBAAssist Loan . CITIBAN

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SOME IRULYUNJQ~ PFRSPECIJ//ES ON THIS . . CRAZYBUSINESS CAILFD /JFE .. P.J. Han.Jey Brings You Her Love If you have experienced the raw, true and fA>Werful music ofPolly JaneHarvey,herlatestrel~ToBring You My Love will be an adjustment Although a departure from her past work, it is the most original and, strik­ ing album I have picked up _this year . . Harvey's first two albums are comprised ofpoignant power pop that cuts right to the chase of sexual, social and internal conflict, painting a picture that anyone can relate to. Unlike Dry and Rid Of Me, Polly Jane's newest .. by DEREK KRAUSE fail to help me forget how much of a potential release is rriore of solo project film boy horrorit can be going to the theater. P .J. Harvey formed in Green is Hollywood'~ favorite color. Sommerset,England,midwaythrough ' Journey with me into the mind of a film 1991. After releasing two successful maniac. A filrnboy. **1/2 Tommy Boy singles, ''Dress" and "Sheel-na-Gig," Sevenfor7. Yes,somefinalcommentary The potential for a Farley-fest was there. PollyJaneandthebandsignedonwith With thelatestrecord, Polly Jane enlisted on the golden night of Hollywood - ACCU­ Instead, a few quality, laughing outbursts is all British indie Too-Pure (which was recently ac­ the ranks of John Parrish and production wiz RACY. Not to brag too much, but I went just that accompanied this mediocre effort for spin­ quiied by American Recordings.) Their debut,_ Hood. To Bring You My wve is a big, a giant plain silly-psychic on you folks. I wasn't sur­ off sarcasm. Dry, gained acclaim from practically every criti~ departure.from the guitars that run rampant on prised in the least about the tum out, and ... well · AfterTommyboy'sDad,thepresidentof that gave the fair disc a spin. Some of the most · her first two efforts. The biggest change has been I had a wacky suspicion that Gump-mania might an auto parts company, dies, his son, Tommy impressive honors came from the pages ofRoll­ that this is sweet Polly Jane's first solo record. go a little ballistic. boy [Chris Farley] is the only one that can save ing Stone. Th~ir critic's picks bestowed the Instead of pursuing rock and roll, P.J. ended up As for Mr. Oscar- The show. Thanks: the town. So Farley and his square executive honors of ''BestNew Female Singer" and ''Best with an avant garde journey into every genre of To America's favorite smart-ass forrepresentin' partner (David Spade), go on a cross-country Songwriter'' as well as top-10 recognition from music around. This album·is difficult tO describe Hoop Dreams as No. 6onhis Top 10, for Barry selling spr~. . · The New York Times and The Viti.age Voice. in words because of its diversity. To Bring You White's Cabin Boy audition and to Steven With an interesting supporting cast in­ The 1993 follow up, Rid Of Me was My wve is a collection of incredible songs that Spielberg for pronouncing Krzysztof cludiilg DanAkroyd, Bo Derek, Brian Dennehy produced by God, excuse me, SteveAl~ini. This • hold all the qualities of Dry and Rid Of Me, but Kieslowski's name correctly. No thanks: To andMr.SNLspin-0ffvillainhimself,RobLowe, divine intervention did not hurt the rolling press· a totally different approach with violins, violas, Paul Newman for not mentioning Red, and to Tommy Boy is dominated by its Billy Madison machine that stamped Rid Of Me one of the best drum machines is used to create a timeless piece Winona Ryder for bringing that Soul Asylum takeoff script. Tqe only clever part of the script releases of the year. of art. -Jim Martin geek to the party. wasitschild-likereferencestootherfilms-Ace It's bad enough they didn 'tget nominated Ventura: P~tDetective,FastTimesatRidgemont for picture or documentary but pleeeeeeease High, Flashdance, National Lampoon's Vaca­ Eddie, at least give Gates and Agee the editing tion, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Return of award. the Jedi and JO. Are Spalding Gray and Arthur Hiller By using these other cult flicks, Tommy twins? What's up with Legends of the Fall Boy craftily curved the typical punchline to a snagging cinematography? If not Red then at more satisfying level. I very much enjoyed the least Gump. Talk about buying out Mr. Oscar­ white bathing suit beauty (vintage Christie what a load of daydreaming. Brinkley) posing at pool's edge as Spade (vin­ I apologize for not pitching my penny­ tage Judge Reinhold) peered out his hotel win­ and-a-half in for BestForeign Film - normally dow. What followed seemed like Farley's most · I'm all over it like gold on a statue. But, I have comfortable moment as he interrogated Spade only seen two of the films, so it would've been a about what he was actually doing in the window bit unprofessional to comment on it. By the way, ("Buddy Wackett, Spanky from The Little Ras­ one of the films I saw was the 1995 Oscar winner cals,spanktivision, the Yankees?"). Figureitout. for Best Foreign Film -Burnt by the Sun. The potential for Farley to surge into the go4 of hilarity sits at the tip of a few writers' • fingers. Tommy Boy isn't it, but if someone lets his physical comedy flow and gives him a film to THE RAMBLINGS OF AN EVERYDAY SHOEGAZER let loose in, Farley could create a figure equal to Normally there is a column from me wetting antics. His worst nightmare came true Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy and Robin Will­ (Jim Martin) in this space, but I couldn't and he has become a pissy little civilian like iams. mention the Student Government and P.J. the rest of us. Look at the bright side, Darin, -Just when you think Tom Hanks had Harvey in the same article and live with now you have the rest of your life to discover his final teary, acceptance speech, here comes myself. what everyone already knows. In the word,,s of Apollo 13 this summer. I'm getting really sick of this whole Ace Ventura, "You are a 10-000-00-ser. -A touch of video-Robert Altman' s Student Government thing. If I didn't work As a microcosm of his stupidity, he's Vincent and Theo. Tim Roth almost duplicates here, I wouldn't even waste my time keeping holding a forum to tell us why tuition is going the likeness ofVincent van Gogh. Check out the up with the whole fiasco, but since I do .. .I up; maybe part of that tuition is the free pizza wholeear-slicing scene: Then thinkaboutReser­ would like to express my complete lack of that is being served. (DUH) And before the For you fellow film maniacs, I'll be rnilk­ voir Dogs? respect for the Darin Patton camp. He was just entire chapterof Alpha Do Me calls in protest, ing my sorrowsovertheendof the mostfulfilling - K-R-Z-Y-S-Z-T-0-F Kieslowski a little frat boy building his resume, and I I've wasted enough time already. So just let week of cinema at the Tank Girl screening 31 March - Born to be Wild, Circle of don't have much of a problem there. Torregossa/Amoros rightfully take over SG tonight However, I'm sure Lori Petty will not Friends, Tank Girl Tommy Boy, Tom and Viv, Where I do have a problem is in his bed- and stop wetting your pants. -~10March30,1995 •

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• BOJZ ll MEN SMOOVIN' ALONG by SEAN PERRY • Features editor From Barry Manilow to Nir­ vana, I have witnessed the broad • spectrum of popular music in their proving grounds ... live. I have traveled to the back­ woods of Lakeland and graspeo at Cobain's last stand, and dressed like a rich man for Manilow's newest gimmick at the Bob Carr Auditorium. However, the event that took place at the Orlando Arena last Saturday night was one • of everlasting impression. Get an affordable look that's high on fashion. At Cost Cutters. 10071 University Blvd · 5174 S. Conway Rd. 425 S. Orlando Ave Four young gentlemen uncrest Shopping Center Conway Woods Ctr Shoppes at Maitland strolled onto stage and proceeded, 679-6766 COSTCUTTERS 240-9202 COSTCUTTERS 539-0383 to detail, popular rhythm and soul (,_ FAM1!--YHAIRCARE • I F AMJL!_~.All:!CARE J • \\l'.I\.' ~ l llll "' ~k: \\v't\.' ~u. n '4 \k• for over ~v minutes. Obviously,theheadlinerdid ADULT CUTI I SHAMPOO, tt-15%0FF- • not want to face any competition & BLOWDRYI I CONDITION, 11 ALL with the opening act, so some me- 11 & HA 11 PROFESSIONAL diocre performers/Shaq-pleasers . $6 95 IRCUT . .

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Now Two Locations to Serve You Better • University and Goldenr-0d Oviedo • lJni Gold Shopping Center Alafaya Square Shopping Center (next to Devaney's Bar) (On Alafaya Trail) 679-0778 365·-8444 • ....111.e_c_e_n_tr_&_FI_o_ri_da __ Fu_tur __e ______~---~-~----::1_9---~--~------M-ar.c.h.3.o_,1_9_9_.5 The Golden Knights emban'ass Rollins, 11-3, to take series lead 0 Sophomore Brian by rightfielder Adam Johnson, new staff ace Gomes found himself in his first di­ Gomes improves to 5-0 as lemma of the night. the Golden Knights im­ With two runs already in, runners prove their winning streak on first and second and only one out, Gomes showed great poise and got the to 16 con$ecutive _games. next two Tars to ground out and strike out. Designated hitter Brad King put by MARC LOYD away what little hope Rollins had, with a Staff writer three-run blast over the left field wall sparking a four-run fifth inning. UCFhead baseball coach Jay Bergman With 16 wins in a row and a No. 22 and his Golden Knights of the diamond ranking in Baseball America's poll, you regained bragging · wonder how rights Tuesday ~======~ coach Bergman is nightwithan 11-3 keeping his play­ victory over ers in check. cross-town rival "They're Rollins College "They know what they just real deter­ Tars. mined, and they Sophomore have to do to win ball know what they pitcher Brian games; it's not time to have to do to win Gomes extended ball games; it's two streaks Tues­ get bigheaded... " not time to get day night. He ex­ bigheaded. We tended his un- have too muGh in blemished record C h J B front of us," to 5-0, and in the :--- oac ay ergman Bergman said. process helped the Bergman is Golden Knights just six wins sby ·reach their 16th consecutive win. of career win No. 700. Bergmaµ has posted "They're scoring lots of runs, and that an overall record of 694-414-3 (.626) in 19 seasons as a collegiate coach. takes a lot of pressure off me. All r-have to photo/SOLARES do is throw strikes," Gomes said. Sophomore George Betancourt has helped the Golden Knights bolster their Going into the bottom of the fourth The Golden Knights will host Cen- infield this seaso~. UCF .has now won 16 games in a row. with a 4-0 lead, thanks to a two-run double tenary this Friday evening at 7 p.m. RogerS named as UCF's neW SID o Former head of sports Rogers, 24, comes to UCF from Cente­ nary College of Louisia~a, where he spent the information at Centenary last two years as their sports information joins UCF's team as an director. assistant director. Rogers feels that the move to Orlando will be good for him and his family, even · by JUSTIN DELIAS though UCF is also in the Trans-American Assistant 'Sports editor Athletic Conference. · "It's a larger school. It's going to be I­ As the University ofCentral Florida read­ A in football soon, which is something I ies itself for the big move to Division I-A in didn't really get at Centenary," Rogers said. football, UCF athletic director Steve Sloan has "It's a great opportunity, and I couldn't let it hired Cory Rogers as assistant sport's informa­ pass me." tion director to help with all the extra work. Orlando also presents more opportuni­ What does a sports information director ties for Rogers' wife, who coaches tennis. It do, and why is the job important? The position is also played a part in his decision to move from essential to the members ofthe media who count Louisiana. on this person for all the results. Rogers p;raduated from Centenary with The sports information director faxes re­ a bachelor's - gree in liberal arts and served sults as well as reminders of upcoming UCF as the spvrts information student assistant sporting events. The director also arranges all before being promoted to full-time employ­ press conferences and prepares the little packets ment. of information that the media receive, and put Roger~ will assist UCF sports informa­ together all the media guides too. Basically, the tion director John Marini in all 14 men's and director is the person who makes sure the school women's sports. gets press by feeding the information to the "Ijustwanttodomy job the best I can," media - Rogers added. "I'm real excited."