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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 61, April 26, 1990" (1990). Central Florida Future. 994. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/994 NEWSCLIPS ...... 3 . . Time fo anottler.year-end. O~en yo r mind·· 0PINION ...... 10 . . evaluation of the university.. Ta e ~ff ·your clothes COMICS ...... ; 11 . , Laurels.and darts CLASSIFIED ...... '.~ 12 ~·opinion Nudism: the blossoming lifestyle - Confetti SPORTS ....•.....• :.•.••.. 1 . Future Volume 22, Number 61 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday April 26,1990 Laing~s cabinet full of familiar. faces by Tom Kopacz All five served in student government during the (DVP A) ~d public'relations director-have not been STAFF REPORTER 1989-90 year. Boyte, Dickes and Shafer hold the filled. Laing said Tuesday he was leaving the decision same positions in the current SG administration. · on DVPA up to Vice President-Elect Jason DiBona. Student body President-Elect Jeff Laing an Pruitt is currently SG public relations director and "That's his right hand man," Laing said. nounced all but two of his cabinet appointments at Meadows served as assistant chief elections commis He said no decision has been made about public :rhursday's student senate meeting. sioner. relations director because several people have ap His appointments are: Scott Pruitt, chief of staff; The appointments wi11 not be official until the stu plied for the position. J effMeadows,judicial advisor; Bob Shafer, comptrol dent senate confirms them this summer. Confirma "We'te trying to make the best decision possible," ler; Lori Dickes, attorney general; and Dana Boyte, tion requires a two-thirds vote from the senate~ Laing said. "We have remodeled it from just an ad director of student lobbying. Two offices-director of vice presidential affairs bureau to an actual public relations office," he said. Cunningham, new faculty senate chair, plans to keep ties with leaders, students by Joelle Subourne The senate also tries to look at stu CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE dents' issues from a faculty point of view, and invites input from students The faculty senate elected Dr. Glenn about their issues and problems. Cunningham as their new chairman at "I'd like to see the faculty maintain their April 12 meeting. its rather unique relationship we have Cunningham succeeded Dr. Rosie been able to develop with the stu J oels, who served as chair for three dents," Cunningham said. "We've put a years. lot into undergraduate education, and Cunningham has 10 years of experi it is difficult to maintain this as UCF ence on the faculty senate and has also gets larger." served as vice chairman. In his brief speech before the voting Cunningham said one of his major took place, Cunningham said the sen concerns is maintaining faculty in ate needs to remember that people are volvement in the administration as the important, especial1y the undergradu university continues to grow. ates. He called the senate pro-active as 'fW e need to stay friends as well as wen as reactive. mentors with our "We do what we students," Cun can in cooperation ningham said. with the admini "I'd like to see the faculty The senate also stration to let maintain its rather unique elected Dr. Robert ·people know our relationship with the stu Flick, a professor needs, and also of philosophy and react to needs dents. We've put a lot into humanities, to brought forth by undergraduate education, the position of the faculty during and it is difficult to maintain vice-chair. Flick the year," Cun said he would not ningham said. this as UCF gets larger." look past the sen Cunningham -Dr. Glenn Cunningham ate, but would lis said the senate faculty senate chairman ten to what they tries to get in had to say. fo1 ved in all as- Dr. Karen Bi pects of university life from the stand raimah of educational foundations was point of policy. Also, he said the pur chosen by the senate to serve as the pose of the faculty senate is to give new secretary. In other business, Dr. faculty input in the administration of Steven Altman spoke about his deci the university, not only at the local sion to ·accept the University Club's level, but at the state level as well. donation. Jorge Alvarez/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE' The senate tries to get more funding The faculty senate had decided UCF EYE ON THE BALL in several areas, one of which is sala should not accept the money because Frank Mariano (front) attempts to volley over Joe Weinstein playing defense at the ries. the club had no women or African net. They were playing in a pick-up match at the r.AE house on Tuesday. "We want to make our faculty's sala American members. Altman chose_to ries competitive with other colleges accept the money. and universities," Cunningham said. "I tried to do the right thing as the The senate would also like to see the way I saw it after collecting lots of university get more funding for equip data," Altman said. "I don't take such Staeger charged with ment. matters lightly." "In some departments, we need to Altman said he intended to work have current, modern equipment for closely with the new senate, which he the benefit of the students," Cunning called the key body for faculty govern 2nd-degree murder ham said. ment. by Jamie Carte He was released on $20,000 bond ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR and charged with the second-degree murder of 23-year-old Austin, at Hot The Orange County Sheriffs depart~ Shots Billiards & Games on the corner Publication Notice ment charged Bryan Charles Staeger, of Alafaya Trail and Colonial Drive. a UCF sophomore, for the attack on Austin, a hemophiliac, was karate Today is the last issue of The Central Florida uture for the Wayne Steven Austin that occurred kicked in the head. spring semester. We will resume publication on May 16 for the just past midnight on April 6. After remaining in a coma for two summer. During the summer, The Future will be published Staeger, who goes by Bart, turned days, Austin died on April 8 from the himself in to authorities at 6 p.m. on blow to the head. weekly on Wednesdays. April 11 at the Orange County Jail. He was accompanied by his attorney. see AUSTIN page 4 · 2 The Central Florida Future April 26 1990

Michelob Dry Waterski Tour • May 4th - 6th, 1990 Held at Barnett Park, .behind Central Florida Fairgrounds • Gates open at 9:00 a.m. Island· Breeze Reggae Band on Saturday . . ,., ...... '.. ". ... ~·.·:.· .. ~:.·.·.·.·:.· ..... ·.'.·.·;·:.·.·: . ... ,• . .·:.· ..· . .·:.·.· . .. ·.·.·.·.· .. ·~·.·.1 ...... f ...... • .. -· • • • ' ...... :, ,·,·: .... ,,..., ... ' •• • .~· .l. •,t ""t' •,t,.• c. The Central Florida Future April 26, 1990 3

• Bikers face • problems with construction by Joelle Subourne • CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Now that construction is in full swing on Alafaya

Trail, university officials are again confronted with \I the problems associated with bike-riding students. " They want to encourage students to use their bikes as a form of transportation to campus, but the haz • ards of the construction and the chances of students finding a spot to park their bike discourage many students from doing so. "We encourage students to ride their bikes," stressed Mike Spinnato, campus civil engineer. "We wish students would ride more. We would love for them to ride more." The need for new parking lots, which is a com • plaint of many drivers, would be lessened, Spinnato said, if more students were biking instead of driving. But in addition to the parking problem for cars, he • said there is also a parking problem for-bicycles . "If there were more visible means of parking bikes at strategic locations and more convenient spots, more students would probably ride their bikes to • campus," Spinnato said. J«ge Alvarez/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Hugh Ivie, director of Environmental Health and COMPLEX SKELETON Safety, said the existing racks were put in "haphaz Construction has begun on the new fieldhouse and track and field complex at the northeast side of campus. ardly." - The complex should be completed and open by spring 1991. Spinnato said he thought the most used campus bike racks were probably the ones on either side of the administration building. "Many students ride up to these and want to park their bike there for the day," Spinn a to said. "There's Environmental dilemma: convenience a high demand for these two racks." But Patrice Silvestro, a student who rides her bike by Mary Watkins "We have become a real disposable society," said to campus several times a week, said, "Even if you CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Mary Zacconi of Orange County Recycling. Zacconi park your bike at the furthest rack from your class, said many products today are over-packaged and just you're still closer than the nearest parking spot." Alex McDole, 21, eats Banquet microwaveable create more garbage. According to Spinnato, a bike rack with a 40-bike meals three nights a week. He sucks Hawaiian Punch "We need to return to the old ways and buy bulk capacity would cost around $1500. This includes the from an 8-ounce box and wipes his mouth with paper foods and meats wrapped in paper," Zacconi said. concrete base, labor and installation. This amount napkins. There are no dishes to wash. He just tosses Charlene Sammon of the Florida Audubon Society would pay for about one and one-third parking spaces it all away. agreed. She feels supermarkets should be more so in a new lot. McDole does not know his squeezable ketchup cially responsible. The problem is funding. Money for new car lots bottle is made of layered plastics which are non Earth Week activists on the UCF campus urged comes from parking decal fees, but no revenue is biodegradable. Nor is he aware that his bathroom students to ask supermarket managers to carry more gathered from the bikers. cleanser was tested for toxicity on laboratory ani environmentally safe products. University officials said students should ·be en mals, according to an environmentalist publication But this year, supermarket owners and managers couraged to ride their bikes with the addition of by Earth Works Press. He also does not care. His ranked food safety and environmental issues as rela designated bike lanes on campus sidewalks and main concern is saving his time and energy after a tively minor concerns, according to the April issue of roads. A bike lane was recently added to Libra Drive, hard day's work. Progressive Grocer magazine. Their number one the road leading south from the water tower into Curing the environmental dilemma means de concern was employee turnover. Research Park. programming many like McDole. UCF alumna Susan Dolamore of Oviedo detests "We had the opportunity to add them in Research People have been living in the convenience age for supermarkets. She will not set foot in one. Park because th'ere were no existing curbs or gut years. She orders groceries by catalog. She has environ ters," Spinnato said. "But with current roads, there is Despite overflowing landfi11s, grocery stores con mentally safe products delivered to her home from no room on the roadbed to add a bike lane, and the tinue to carry disposable items that add to the prob the Orange Blossom Cooperative Warehouse in costs are high to move back curbs, gutters and side lem, such as razors, diapers, single-serving packs of Gainesville. walks." vegetables and toothpaste in pump containers made Her family eats strictly organic vegetables They The cost of putting a bike lane on one side of the of that non-biodegradable plastic. wipe their mouths with cloth napkins. And they even road planned between Alafaya Trail and the field- Stores also carry items such as Spiffits, disposable use recycled toilet paper. one-shot cleaning wipes that make cleaning a cinch see BICYCLES page 6 but make environmentalists flinch. see ENVIRONMENT page 4

• CLASSES CANCELLED "Intent to Graduate" form for an off campus dial tone, ac tions scholarships for UCF els are invited to compete to All classes will be cancelled summer 1990 is May 18 in the cording to telecommunica students. share in $8,500 prize money today between 2 p:m. and- 4 Registrar's Office tions Supervisor Ruth and a chance to see their film p.m. for students and faculty Colquitt. • VIDEO CONTEST or video on national television. to attend the Second Annual • CELEBRITY CHEFS Both digits seven and nine The Christophers, Inc., a Entry forms can be picked Founders' Day program. The UCF hospitality man can be used optionally until non-profit media organiza up in the college communica The convocation will be held agement department will host July 1, when only the digit tion, is sponsoring a video tion department or by contact at2:30in the gym in the educa the second event in its Celeb seven will be operational. contest. The deadline to sub ing The Christophers, New tion building. rity Chefs Series, featuring A one month transition pe mit videos is June 15. York, N.Y. 10017, (212) 759- Classes will also be Executive Chef Vincent riod should be expected before College students at all lev- 4050. cancelled Friday between 10 Posada from Grosvenor Resort 911 is fully implemented. a.m. andl p.m. fortheinaugu in Lake Buena Vista. ration ceremony of President The reception will begin at •MARKETING MONDAY Steven Altman. 6:30 with a six-course dinner Eight central Florida mar at 7:30 on April 28. keting organizations will host • INAUGURATION For more information about Marketing Monday May 14 • The inaugural ceremony for the non-profit event, call Betty from12:30p.m. to8p.m. atthe Altman will be held at 10:30 White or June Arce at 275- Omni International Hotel. a.m. Friday in the gym in the 2188. The annual event gives education building. marketing and communica Classes will be cancelled for • NEW 911 SERVICE tions professionals an oppor the event between 10 a.m. and In preparation of making a tunity to benefit college stu 1 p.m. 911 service available on cam dents while learning and net . ,. pus, the telecommunications working. • GRADUATION department will be changing All proceeds will be donated The deadline for filing an to the use of the digit seven for as marketing and communica- 4 The Central Florida Future April 26 1990

ENVIRONMENT AUSTIN FROM PAGE3 FROM PAGE 1

The only cleansers in The attack was "without Dolamore's closet are vinegar provocation and of a senseless and baking soda. . nature," according to the police She cringed when she report filed with the Sheriff's learned what a Spiffit was, as department. did McDole when he heard Deputies had numerous about cleaning with vinegar. statements from witnesses Dolamore feels boycotts are and, therefore, had probable the way to get a response. cause to charge him. For example, she said con The case was turned over to sumers successfully boycotted the Orange-Osceola state tuna. As a result, major tuna attorney's office. canners refhse to buy tuna Staeger is a UCF soccer caught in nets that also kill player. His hometown is Se dolphins. attle, WA. Also, the apple juice boycott One friend of Staeger's said led to Daminozide-free apples the soccer players have a his in 1989. tory of violence and loyalty to Daminozide (known as each· other. Almar) was proven a carcino "Those guys would stick up gen by Americans for Safe for each other no matter what," Foods. she said. "A good start would be to Kirk Healy, a friend of boycott all meat packaged in Austin's, urges anyone who Styrofoam and plastic," Dol witnessed the incident to come amore said. forward and help convict If McDole knew plastic Staeger. packaging is overflowing Austin's stepfather, Gordon landfills, he might refuse to Savage, is an attorney in Le buy a juicy steak. The steak esburg. tray will remain on the earth's Savage has become very in surface for 500 years. volved in seeing that justice is Bill Schroter of Publix Ad served for the incident that vertising said customers bom happened to Austin. bard him with complaints "After the first week or two, aboutpackaging,buthehasno sadness leaves you," Healy answer. said. "You begin to accept, but "We can't just hand custom you can't fall away from the ers cold wet chickens," fact it's very heinous crime." Schroter explained. And he ______J ___j~~~~~~~~~~~~-lllltll!IMllll~~~~"~"'~~~ • said a viable substitute for Styrofoam is hard to find, es pecially a cheaper one. Environmentalists proved biodegradable plastic is a myth. However, Winn-Dixie uses more plastic now than ever. George Thomlinson of Astor Paper Bags feels traditional paper sacks are OD: the way out because of plastic, but he does not know why. "Paper is a natural renew able resource that is naturally biodegradable. It's the plastic bags that are causing all the "UPS is paying me almost $10,000 environmental problems," a year to get in the best shape of my life. Thomlinson said. See, I work part-lime sorting packages, So why is plastic in? about four hours a day. After sitting in "Because of the cost,"Winn class all day, it feels good to get some ex • Dixie's Merle Osborne said. ercise. It's like doing a couple of hours in Winn-Dixie Co-Manager Wayne Brower said stores a gym- except you get paid to work out. must offer customers the low ''That's not the only advantage of • est possible prices. working at UPS. There are other bene 0-sbome purchases sup fits:_ like choosing your own work plies for 110 Winn-Dixie stores in the Orlando area. He said he schedule and getting paid holidays buys plastic bags for half the and vacations. Jobs open up in Ac price of paper. counting, Industrial Engineering, I .S. Why is saving money more and Customer Service. But if you're important than saving the looking to shape up while adding weight environment? to your wallet-try Operations. Dolamore said he feels the schools are responsible for this "If the whole student body worked at because they create apathy in UPS. everybody would be in better our society toward environ shape-physically and financially." mental awareness. • "The school system is run Applicants· are being considered like a dictatorship. Children for your local UPS office. For are always told what to do, and interviews or more information about they grow up feeling like they UPS, see your school's career • have no say in the world," she development or job placement said. center. UPS is an equal opportunity Next year, Dolamore will employer. educate her two children at ' home because she wants them M/F to learn how they can work to change the world. Dolamore • and others like her are a mi nority in our society. She realizes her way of life I* I WORKING FOR STUDENTS WHO WORK FOR US. is totally different from most. • Thus ifMcDole ever has chil dren,' it is doubtful he will UPS DEUVERS EDUCATIDI choose cloth diapers over the new super-absorbent-pastel ~ printed disposable ones. ' . 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University of Central Florida Theatre BICYCLES one side and a big ditch on the · FROM PAGE3 other," she explained. "I feel Workshop for ActorswithJames Best like I'm riding on a high wire. Artist in residence for Summer Term A i~ :::::~:: I'm not going to bike on the house would be $50,000, Spin sand because one day I will Two Intense Ten-day Sessions (UCF Credit Available): nato said. lose control and fall onto Session I: May 14 - 25, lOam - 5pm. Session II: June 4 - 15, 1:30 - 8:30pm. "We ask ourselves if we Alafaya." On the UCF Campus at the University Theatre • want to put in a bike lane or This is exactly what hap make the road four lanes in pened to Dominick Valenti, a Camera Technique for Actors James Best stead of two," Spinnato said. student who rides his bike to Voice, Diction, Movement Jacqueline Dunckel (Canada) "Usually the road gets more campus daily. Judith Christo.ft (New York) lanes, because eventually we'll "My tire slipped on some History, Theory, Aesthetics UCF Faculty need that more." sand and my bike slid onto But the construction along Alafaya, and I fell onto the For Information: Department of Theatre Alafaya Trail has caused some road," he said. "A car had to University of Central Rorida students to give up biking to lock its brakes and barely campus altogether, or at least missed me." consider giving it up. Although the construction \1i!f%Wil12¥\Af%MiiNif\%Wit®WJt'®t;~~;:;~ffmlfJ'JFAffffi¥;;;;~;;;%;;fti®l. "My personal feeling is that is not scheduled for completion those areas close to campus until June 1991, the finished are more dangerous. There's product will include a bike higher density traffic," said lane on each side of Alafaya. Ina Carpenter, manager of The bike lanes will be sepa · Parking and Traffic. rated from the three lanes of This was one of Silvestro's traffic by a solid white line and main complaints when she will be four feet wide. described her trek to campus "It won't be until very late in Buy or Lease A New from Mendel Drive. the game that the bike lanes Chevrolet/Geo And "First I have to push [my are completed," Gene Holton, Get $600 Off When You Qualify. bike] across Alafaya," Sil the project engineer, said. vestro said. "Then I have to The Department of Trans The GMAC Collage Graduate Finance Plan can help find a spot to get on the side portation neither encourages put you in fast forward ... at Don Mealey Chevrolet. walk in between the biggu1lies nor discourages the use of bike Qualify and you'll get $600 off a ChevroleVGeo. that have been dug between it Plus, no previous credit is needed. There's just a lanes, said DOT bicycle Coor low down payment when you purchase, and you and the road." dinator Tom Fernandez. can choose. to defer your first payment for 90 days•. Silvestro said the sidewalk "They're not safe," Fernan Or you can take advantage of financing options is very narrow. dez said. "They give riders a like SMARTLEASr21' by GMAC and GMAC's Buyer's "You can't go off onto the false sense of security because Choice Plan. grass when another rider whether they are going slow or NEW '90 GEO STORM Just remember: This is a limited time offer, so get comes by like with most side fast, they are thinking, 'I'm into fast forward today! walks because there's a cliff on supposed to be here.m DON Your time is precious. MEALEY GMAC CHEVROLET • GEO FINANCIAL SERVICES And so are the lives you could save. THE~RICA 3707 West Colonlal Dr. • Orlando, FL Give us a little of your time. (407) 295-7000 Volunteer with the Red Cross. • Not available through GMAC's Buyer's Choice Plan, SMARTlEASE by GMAC or when purchasing in Michigan, or In New Call 894-4141 for more information. Jersey on vehldes with a cash selling price of $10,000 or less. Finance charges accrue from date of purchase.

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. . . . . April 26. 1990 1 o ·0 .pllll on 11•111•i111rn•1m11111i1111.~%111111:11•1111t1,•11111111••r•- • . Laurels and darts: tJH!'~ COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE pointing fingers and patting backs • For some, the end of the semester means the • time has come to find a job. For others, it means a break in the never-ending quest to get that degree and achieve job-finding status. • For us, it means we need to take alook back at some unfinished business. And so we present qur traditional end-of-the-semester laurels and • darts. Laurel to the students of UCF and their resurgent sense of activism this school year. • Amnesty International, Campus Action for Animals, the Earth Day Coalition anQ. other groups too numerous to mention held rallies, Gerasimov can't hide Soviet past • performed services, organized students and Gennady Gerasimov came to the UCF on April 20 much more this year. In addition to the good to bring what the administration hoped to be an they have done directly, these groups have set a explanation of glasnost. Instead, the Soviet propa fine example for others to follow: students can gandist spewed a variety of half-truths, inaccuracies and weak explanations for assorted Soviet atrocities and should make a difference. Keep up the good all in the name of "good will." work. Gerasimov attempted to endear himself to the • Dart to the administration for desperately audience by condemning Stalin's reign of terror by The fact of the matter is, Lithuania was a free seeking style at the expense of substance with saying, "Stalin killed and deported thousands of nation after WWI, before the Soviets disseminated this $94,000 inauguration. Empty pageantry people." In reality, all factual records describe Stalin their system. • Gerasimov accused Lithuania of "biting the hand will not make UCF a member of the elite we murdering at least 40 million people and deporting countless others. that feeds them." The hand that feeds them has seem so desperate to impress. Gerasimov attempted to explain the Soviet stomped on them and despite what the propagandist Besides, aren't we already paying a spectacu Union's recent heinous actions in Lithuania by say says, no one knows the truth better than the Lithu • lar athletic fee that was supposed to provide an ing, "Lithuania is acting on an emotional level," and anians. earthshaking athletic program and then na it is just another separatist movement like that of the Gerasimov also stated, "we [the Soviet Union] don't tional recognition? How much money will UCF French Canadians. He failed to mention that the have any enemies in the world today." Lithuanians have every right to be "emotional" after If this is true, then why have all three legs of the • and its students have to shell out before we are having innumerable morally despicable violations Soviet military been upgraded under Gorbachev? allowed to rub shoulders with the academic big perpetrated against them. He also failed to mention The protest Gerasimov faced at UCF sent him a boys? that, unlike the Soviet occupation of the Baltics, definite message. Laurel to our student government for getting Canada did not send in the tanks, enslaving the Not everyone here is willing to accept the Soviet's the ball rolling on the drop-off day care program masses and crushing all human spirit as well as empty words and speeches as fact when their actions tell a different story. and starting a computerized scholarship search human life. • service, among other achievements. We often give them a hard time, but they do perform important tasks and deserve credit for them. Ending column on non-positive notes Dart to our student body president-elect and While I am sure this will upset the seven readers his predecessor for playing fast and loose with of this column, this is my last one. I would like to the student government constitution and leave on a positive note, but that's just not my style. With the war on drugs reaching into the homes of extending the president's term. It may very well all Americans, how long will it take to reach UCF? be true that the term should run concurrent Soon all students will have to pledge that they are with the school year, but violating the drug free and prove it with a drug test. • constitution is the wrong way to fix it. Also, While I am against drug testing without probable dience members at Gerasimov were downright rude, mini-darts to the senate and Vice President cause, I would really like to see the new policy begin at least they cared enough to show up and express Tubbs for ignoring the situation. Doesn't any at the top. How about it, President Altman? their concerns. • This kind of assumption of guilt should also be I would also like to acknowledge the tremendous one care? extended to student government. A lie detector test program put on by the AASU during Black Histozy And finally, a Laurel to all the student re for the new student body president would be helpful Month. It was a shame Pulitzer-Prize-winning au porters, photographers, ad reps, production so we will know what a lie is before he actually starts thor Taylor Branch was greeted by six students. • staff members and everyone else who helped spitting them at us. And, where was the faculty? Only one faculty mem make this a great year for the Future. Thank The way UCF views the world has improved this ber showed up. It's very sad when an academic. de past year. As one of the few audience members at partment can't even show up to greet another scholar. you. visiting speakers, I was pleased by the attendance at As I leave UCF, I hope the students continue to .. The Last Temptation of Christ and for Gennady become more active. I had fun writing this column and Gerasimov. While I thought the Rev. Book was an I'm glad to be a UCF grad.uate. Make me proud by CentralFloridaFlrture insult to the intelligence ofUCF, and that many au- voting, especially this year. • o 1l90 Tho Co... Fl- Fu\J,. P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, f1orida 32816 Business Office (407) 275-2001, News Office (4-07) 275-2865 • Editor In Chief •UNION FOR WHITES crimination and has no place in $75 for students and faculty. 1'11 be R. Scott Horner Editor: today's society. there. Can I sit next to you, Steve? Managing Editor Eric Dentel I was glad to see that UCF may This was obviously planned with • News Editor Lauren Curtis get a white student union. We Scott W~ser out students in mind. Sports Editor Bill Foxworthy definitely need one. There are Music Steve, have you thought of the Confetti Editor John C~rone clubs for blacks, Hispanics and students or yourself? While you • Copy Editor Jenn~er Off enburger Vietnamese. It is high time that • GLORY OF ALTMAN are celebrating your greatness, I whites get a club of their own. Editor: will be struggling to add closed Photo Editor Jorge Alvarez However, the article on April 24 Something has set me off and it classes to my schedule. Maybe the Production Manager Lara E. Hutchison neglected to mention who to con is our president, Steve Altman. $94,000 could go to additional fac • tact to sign up. His inauguration is the most ulty. Office Manager Tracy Torres The club would not be any more pompous, display of self-serving Lastly, if you are such a great Ad Production Manager Tanya Newberry racist-oriented than the above greatness I have ever seen. I object president, why not visit classes, Advertising Staff Armand Cimaroli mentioned groups. I imagine that to a week-long party totaling over get around campus and talk to • Cindy Cowen the meetings would discuss prob $94,000 and $450 which was allo your students you supposedly rep lems facing the white race, such cated by the Student Government resent? Then, instead of planning Opinions expressed In The Central Florida Future are those al the newspaper or Individual colurmlst and not necessarily those of the Board of Publlcallons, University Administration, as becoming a minority in country for buttons picturing Steve, his your own gala, maybe we'll plan • or Board of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed, maximum of 300 words and Include that our forefathers founded, and wife and their dog. Who would the author's signature, major and phone number. Leners are subject to edttlng for grammar one for you. and space and become the copyrighted propeny of the newa?aPer. Names may be w~hheld oppose the preferential treatment wear these buttons? but the newspaper reserves the right to refuse publication al any letter. The Central Florida Future le a free,non·pro11t newspaper published twice weekly during the academic year and given to minorities solely because The best yet is the Inaugural Jim Buss weekly during the summer. All meetings of the BOP are open to the public. of skin color. That is reverse dis- Ball at $125 a plate and a bargain Rf TV •• The Central Florida Future April 26, 1990 11 • CAMPUS LITE . by Scott •.. CONTlNUED NOW. I AM ~fSl[>eftf OF J.iUMM . •• MY INAUGU~ATION, ALT-i.'vlAi~ seems to be slightly liJt CAA WN. lr overpowered by the opressor · UCF. 1 HAVE AU. 1il6 itJWER. :fM, WA~ ;}.)5-T ONE $94,coo, UN1Vlft.S1TY CUJB, Flemmo the squirrel. 1H€ TbP D06 Now! I'f\ll KIN& OF YDVR. BAD $ 100,000, /S0,000 fVl/i;T"cJW'((r ALL ~AJL r/...GMMO I . FUND~, C)GA!/.erT€S. - . . 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New York: land of Teenage Mutant Ninja Taxi Drivers ~~JSf ;~i~~JEi 11111J!l1 was able to get into a reception hosted by the U.S. ambassador, You residents of rnstic, trac- who is, in my candid assessment, tor-intensive regions such as ~ a tall man named "Tom" with a Ohio will be pleased to hear that lot of armed guards. New York City has decided to After shaking hands with become polite. Really. There's a Tom, I proceeded into the recep- new outfit called New York tion area, which was filled with Pride which is attempting to get representatives of nations large New Yorkers to at least pretend and small, rich and poor, from all that they don't hate everybody. over the world; and although I This program resulted from a sometimes tend to be cyniGal, I survey in which researchers could not help but be deeply asked tourists how come they moved, as a journalist and a didn't want to come back to New human being, by the fact that York, and the tourists said it ~ <- some of these people had hair- was because there was so much -.., ·· cuts EVEN WORSE THAN mean-spiritedness. So the re- .;'J MINE. searchers spat on them. This was particularly true of No, seriously, I think New the Eastern Bloc men, who York is very sincere about this. I looked as if they received their was in the city recently, and haircuts from the Motherland right off the bat I noted that the via fax machine. Teen-age Mutant Ninja Taxi But the important thing was, , Driver who took me to the hotel everyone had a good time. People was very thoughtfully allowing would arrive filled with intema- pedestrians as much as .3 tional tension, but after several nanoseconds to get out of his drinks and a couple of pounds of way, which many of them gra- shrimp, they'd mellow right out, ciously did even though a taxi • r ready to continue the vital U.N. / does not, technically, have the :o 6 • ,. •· •• work of going to the next recep- right-of-way on the sidewalk. • tion. The driver was also careful to I decided that, since I was observe the strict New York © 1990 Tribune Media Services, Inc. there, I might as well use proven City Vehicle Horn Code, under . All Rights Reserved journalism techniques to find out which it is illegal to honk your horn except to commu- recently got a more modernistic style that's a little if any World Events were going on. So I conducted the nicate one of the following emergency messages: longer in the back, and I was feeling like one hep following interview with a person standing next to 1. The light is greeq. "dude" until I got to N ewYork, where the fashionable me: 2. The light is red. guys all had haircuts in which the hair is real long on ME: So! Who are you? 3. I hate you. top, but abruptly stops halfway down the head, form- PERSON: I'm a (something about economics) from 4. This vehicle is equipped with a hom. ing a dramatic Ledge of Hair that depressed lice could (some country that sounded like "Insomnia"). Even very late at night, when there were probably commit suicide by jumping from. ME: Ah! And how are things there? only a few dozen vehicles still operating in the entire Nobody has had my haircut in New York since PERSON: Better. city, they'd all gather under my hotel window every 1978. ME: Ah! (Pause.) Wllat continent is that in, again? few minutes to exchange these vital communications. Pigeons were coming as far away as Staten Island Unfortunately at that point the person had to edge Another example of politeness I noticed was that to void themselves on it. But the New Yorkers them- away, but nevertheless I had what we jourrialists call nobody ridiculed my clothes. . selves politely said nothing. the "main thrust" of the story, namely: Things are Everybody in New York, including police horses, Aside from this courtesy epidemic, the other big better in Insomnia. dresses fashionably, and whenever I'm there, even in story in New York is - get ready for a Flash Bulletin It was definitely a load off my mind, and as I walked my sharpest funeral-quality suit with no visible -the United Nations STILL EXISTS. · out into the brisk New York evening, I experienced a ketchup stains, I feel as though I'm wearing a Hefty Yes! Like you, I thought that the U.N. had been sense of renewed hope, which was diminished only trash bag. 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Festivities and special events are scheduled between April 20th and 27th, 1990. The week-long celebration will culminate with the Inaugural Ceremony to be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, April 27th, in the Education Building Gymnasium, with a University-wide campus showcase immediately following . • We encourage you to display your UCF pride and spirit throughout this celebration, and to attend as many of the inaugural events as possible • • Please join us in extending best wishes to President and Mrs. Alt.man . • Sincerely, ~ e. Sci..:M-Yc Fred R. Schmidt, Jr. • student Body President

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YEAR IN REVIEW forward to months in advance. This year's event .. FROM PAGE 16 topped the first and should get even better. And don't forget McDowell. He led the foot ball team to four consecutive winning seasons. team wins. It will be close, but the team should As athletic director, he has successfully in earn a playoff bid this year and those to come. volved the community with UCF sports. He has The women's soccer team will have to make keen business sense and erased a $1 million it impossible for the playoff selection committee dollar debt since his arrival. to deny them a playoff bid .. This predicting business isn't too difficult. In While golf is difficult to predict, the men's five years of tracking UCF sports, mediocre STANLEY H. KAPIAN team should remain a power in the state. The teams have remained mediocre and teams -on ! Take Kaplan Or Take Your Chances crew team, with not much higher to go, should the rise have continued improving. remain at its present level. It would be terrific if every UCF sport could 2238 Winter Woods Blvd. The waterski team will keep attracting some attain tremendous success. But the view here is of the top skiers in the world and could grab the the aforementioned trends will continue. So, to Winter Park, FL 32792 national championship at any time. stay abreast of UCF sports, keep an eye on the 678-8400 . Greek Gloves has become an event to look past but always look to the future.

VOLLEYBALL FROM PAGE 16 many talented people our first year," Engles sru.d. "Other teams have been around for ten years or more. We played like a team and not like indi \ viduals." \O~ Though reluctant to give 'i Rush credit to any one person, Engles finally named setter, 9:00 and 10:00 P.M. Eddie Garcia. "In the begin ~ for 1 ,\dm1ss1tm ill till' 9 & 10 P.M. Sh11w:. Only. ning of the year we were an Bnng This M offensive team. By the end of the year, we had developed our defense. We even had special ized people on offense and de Pink Floyd The Wall DINE BY DAY & fense in the tournament." 11:00 P .M. DANCE INTO THE NIGHT WITH UCFs win at the state tour nament made them qualified MUSIC FROM THE 60'S,70'S,80'S & 90'5 to participate in the zonal tournament starting Friday. OPEN 11 AM - CLOSE Teams from the East Coast will compete in the zonals. Live Music! Thursdayl Friday, Saturday However, Engles said the team may not be able to attend -----T------r----~ because of final exams. I BUY 24 I Sl OFF "I'm not sure if we will have FREE COVER I CHICKEN WINGS I ANY FOOD enough players to make up a CHARGE I GET 12 FREE! I ITEM team," Engles said. f'~ aVtmit Your Off-Campus Bookstore

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' . S t April 26, 199016 Crew team·rows to 3rd place in state ... by Jeremy Lavoie CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE

The UCF crew team fin ished third at the state cham pion ships held Saturday ·in Tampa. Ten Florida schools and guest Tulane participated in the regatta. Florida Institute of Tech nology was the overall winner, scoring 105 total points, and the University ofMiami placed second with 72 total points. UCF took third, scoring 66 points. Jacksonvilb Univer sity and Stetson rounded out the top five. UCF recorded one first place finish, four seconds and two fourths. · "It was a great competition for both the men and the women," crew Coach Dennis Kamrad said. WWe did ex tremely well in overall points." Michael Laughlin/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF's first place finish The UCF crew team finished third in the state championship in Tampa last weekend. They travel to Tennessee this weekend to came in the women's varsity compete in the southern regionals against teams from Georgia Tech, Purdue, Michigan and Clemson. eight category. Miami placed second and FIT took third in this event. With the caliber of competition the UCF rowers crews scheduled to compete in Oak Ridge. As the level The men's team placed second in thejuniorvarsity will face, they will need a lot of practice. of competition increases, the team has increased its eight, as well as freshmen hght eight class. The UCF WWe have an extremely tough week ahead of us," performance and kept the team in the winnings. freshmen heavy eight class finished second and UCF Kamrad said. "Both the men and and women are rowing ex l took fourth place in the varsity eight class. Crews from throughout the southeast and mid tremely well," Kamrad said. "The team is peaking at The crew team will now look ahead to the southern west will compete in the regionals. Georgia Tech., exactly the right time, we look for a very strong finish regionals this weekend in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Purdue, Michigan and Clemson are just a few of the at the regionals." .J Looking at past gives view into the future

The end of the year is the perfect time to reflect on the past semesters' worth of hap penings. But let's endure a minimal istic recount of sporting news from 1989 to the present and use the past to see the future of second place at the national UCF sports. championships. The UCF crew Transition marked the foot team has placed in the top ball season. The Knights were three in its mostofits regattas. between Div. II and Div. I-AA The athletic department They played in a stadium finally found itself in the black undergoing renovation. After after erasing a $1 million debt. losing two of three games, the Greek Gloves II brought 13 team weathered injuries and action-filled three-round box the resignation of its starting ing matches among campus quarterback to defeat two I-AA Greeks to UCF. teams to finish 7-3. That was the past. Now The men's basketball team come the predicitons. Remem saw a big change in leader bering that history repeats ship-it got Coach Joe Dean, itself and that one way to judge Jr., plus some assistants. The the future is by the past, here it Knights changed their name to goes. Simply put, UCF sports the Running Knights. But will continue to grow and to their record remained about improve. the same, going from 7-20 in The football team will re M~I Laughlin/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE 1988-89 to 7-24 this season. cruit better players, continue ON THE RUN The women's soccer team winning, probably enter the I Ron Johnson (15) and starting quarterback Rudy Jones completed just 1 O-Of-25 passes as the posted a 11-2-1 season but the AA playoffs. And UCF versus FSU is just two years away. alumni defense made passing difficult for the varsity Saturday at the Florida Citrus Bowl. playoff selection committee snubbed the team again. Joe Dean is in his first full Over the summer. the base recruiting season for UCF. He ball team went to the playoffs won 73 percent of his games at and came within two games of Birmingham Southern. His V-ball club takes title in ·1st year advancing to the College ' work ethic, stress on academ World Series. ics and fierce desire to win will by Troy White three match. According to Engles, FSU and The volJeyball team took eventually win games. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF were fierce rivals. second place in the NSWAC And as Dean recruits play After winning the first game, 15-11, UCF championships for the second ers who share his values, the In its first year at UCF, the men's volleyball took a quick 12-9 lead in the next game, but lost consecutive year. team will win. Look for the club won the championship in the state tourna 15-12 . .In the final round, UCF came back from UCF joined the American Running Knights to double ment held in Gainesville Saturday and Sunday. a four-point deficit to win, 15-9, and advanced to South Conference. Conference their seven victories in 1990- Teams from all over Florida participated in the finals against the Jacksonville Jammers. champions earn automatic 91 and to slowly increase their the tournament. According to team member UCF defeated the Jamrners in consecutive NCAA playoff bids in many of record in the years to come. Ken Engles, the toughest competition came games, 15-8 and 15-9. With this victory, UCF the conference sports. In baseball, Jay Bergman from the Jacksonville J ammers, the Melbourne was crowned state champions. The men's golf team had its has proven himself a top-notch Time Bandits and a team from FSU. Engles attributes the team's success to its ups and downs before winning coach. Each year he fields a In the preliminary round, UCF went unde members. "It was so surp~ising we found so five consecutive tournaments young team. Each year his feated and was ranked first in its pool. UCF met and earning a top-10 ranking. second-place FSU in the semi-fina~ best-of- see VOLLEYBALL page 14 The waterski team took see YEAR IN REVIEW page 14 •

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On the othe~yJ~!~e of the gate .,,-~ ypress Cove looks like and usually went unnoticed and unharassed. become members ... any other private . But over the past 60 years. nudism has grown lhe atmosphere of Cypress Cove is that of any into a strong and somewhat controversial lifestyle other family park," Hadley continued. "'People housing community. movement. playing volleyball, sunnJ.ng themselves on the The ever-present Today there are 35,000 members of the Ameri lawn, people taking paddle-boat rides." can SunbathingAssociation, the largest organized It ts this family atmosphere coupled with the security guard at the group of nudists in the United States. Of the 200 natural freedom of being nude that makes _Cypress clubs nationwide that are members of the ASA Cove a serene and relaxed community. front gate awaits in-coming guests only 95 own land or operate as separate commu Larry Lemey, a resident and employee of the and tenants with a warm and nities or nudJst parks. park. said he is overjoyed living as a nudist. ·1 am "There are nude beaches around the country,· at the happiest moment in my life," said Lemey, welcoming smile. Hadley said, '"but none of them are legal except in who lives in the Cove with his wife and 17 -year-old Mobile homes and condomini two states: Oregon and Texas. Places like Play son. "'We've made some really good friends here. alinda Beach are not legally set aslde for nude You see. there is more of a kinship between ums line the thin, two lane road activity." nudists. There's no materialism between us." that winds through the park. Playalinda Beach is one of the more publicized This notion of kinship is common among nud gathering spots for recreational nudists, though ists, whether they are hobbyists or lifetime nud Residents of the Cove work in only a small portion of the beach is frequented by ists, according to Hadley. their gardens, play tennis, ride nudists. But even in such a well known place for "There's more trust here," he said. wniere's a nudism, the beach still has its share of problems. kind of warmth and friendship that you find here bicycles and walk through the "In 1985 there was a [Florida] park superinte:n because all of the status symbols have been re dant who came in and decided he was going to get moved. Whenever you take your clothes off, you park while children frolic at the rid of all of the nude activity," Hadley said. "But make yourseJf a little more vulnerable and so do neighborhood playground. Typical there is no federal law against nudity on federal the other people that are around you. You tend to land. In instances such as this, the sheriff can be more trusting. more open and more friendly. fare for a Sunday afternoon with come in and that's when the arrests began to take People generally tend to be more honest." one exception - these residents place." If the atmosphere is such a comfortable one, Hadley pointed out an incident during which a then why aren't more people more involved in the are nude. Florida man was arrested and charged with lewd nude experience? Cypress Cove is a nudist resort located in Kis and lascivious conduct and disturbing the peace "You have to cross the hurdle from the clothed sirrunee which Jim Hadley opened in 1964 as a for sunbathing nude on Playalinda. world into the nude world," Hadley said. "There's haven for others like himself who believe that "The charge oflewd and lascivious was dropped. this stereotype that nudity is bad or obscene. "nude is natural." but he was tried on the disturbing the peace," There's the idea that nudity implies sexuality. And The concept of organized nudism was brought Hadley said. "The jury acquitted him on this then there is the insecurity that you may be too fat to America in 1929 by a German immigrant named charge. After that, the arrests and charges began or too this or too that. You have to want to achieve Kurt Barthel. to diminish and, within the last couple of years, that freedom." Barthel had experienced nudism and naturism there haven't been any arrests at all." "People who are nudists," he continued. ..are (the naturalness of being nude) in Europe where Hadley, who has been a nudist since 1949, free from covering their bodies. They've not only nudity is not only accepted, but in many instances opened Cypress Cove in 1964 as a private commu accepted their own bodies, but others' as well, with it is encouraged. For example; many of the nity where people can live and work completely all their faults, whatever they may be." beaches in Europe accept nudity not only as a life nude and free of outside threats and harassment. Hadley has passed this openness down through style. but use the concept as a profitable business. Non-residents and visitors can also become his son and his grandson, who both live and work Barthel moved to New York only to find that members of the club under certain rules set by at Cypress Cove. · nudism was illegal. In America, it is known as Hadley to keep the park as family-oriented as Hadley'sgrandson, Ted. is an 18-year-oldfresh "indecent exposure." As a response to this discov possible. "We are not open to people who just come man at the University of Central Florida who is ery, Barthel rented a gymnasium where he began in the gate," he said. "Two single people can come quite open about his nudist background. "I've the first .organized group of nudists. in as a couple. but no single individual can come • The number of nudists at that time was small in. They have to visit three times before they can see NUDISM page 4 •'@ll! .. tj.i~iii,,\.foi}&f1.ii@·• 2 Confetti April 26, 1990 • Week Yo~ :'d Ii:[i.Jj •The Last Emperor will be be 'Crazy' to see this := shown in the student activi ties center at 8 p .m. Admission is free Comic·look at rnles of advertising world turned out lousy with a student I.D. • The Florida I

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~B • Comedian John Rizzo will perform at the Comedy Emory Leeson Zone:= at= 8:30 p.m. (Dudley Moore) and 10:30 p.m. and Kathy Burgess Admission is $8. (Daryl Hannah) star You must be 21 or in the Paramount older. Forreserva Pictures release tions call 351- 'Crazy People,' 3500. • The a film flop about Southern Ballet Theatre will per honesty in form Coppelia at advertising. the Bob Carr Per Paramount PICtw.. forming Arts Cen by Richard Eric Karman decides to be honest with the con ter at 1:00 p.m. Crazy People sumer. 'IL AGREE 11-IE WORLD of advertising Hts partner, Stephen Bachman _...,...... • Actor I comedian Robert does have a different set of rules (Paul Riser) cannot believe his ears ~~.. ._ Wuhl will appear at the than most ofAmerica, but to make a Rated: R * when Emory tells him his new strat Starring: Dudley Moore, Comedy Zone at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. I film about it and do a such a lousy egy. So after they get chewed out by Tickets are $15 per person. Wuhl co Daryl Hannah job? Please. their boss. Emmy is sent to a sani starred in Batman and appeared in Director: Tony Blll Try stretching your imagination fur tarium because of hls honest ap Blaze and Bull Durham. • May Day In ther than a vigorously chewed six-pack proach to advertising. the Park will be held.from 11 a.m. to 5 of bubble gum. Now further. Get the Key: *Awful **Poor ***Fair Here's where the plot thins. By ****Good *****Excellent p.m. in Loch Haven Park. Admission is point? accident. all the ofI-the-wall ads are $3. Picnic food in the Early American Some films look attractive on paper. printed, ending up on billboards tradition will be sold, and entertainment Others need the screen to come to life. But how Crazy and inside magazines and newspapers. And unbelieva Will be free all day. •The Ramones will People slipped through the Hollywood strainer to find bly (not really). the campaign not only works but goes appear in concert at Visage. life in the theaters is beyond the realm of normal through the roof with its success. thought. But Emory is having such a good stay at the sanitar Crazy People, in its simplest terms, is Madison ium, he doesn't want to leave when his company wants Avenue goes to the sanitartum and becomes a major him back due to the ad's populartty. What's more, disgrace. Emory doesn't even want to write ads. OK. fine. Get the Here we go: Burnt out ad.man, Emory Leeson (Dudley Moore), is tired of lying for a living and see CRAZY PEOPLE page 4

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of a regressive or pseudo Qy on a Wheel." This is also The Charts progressive band. the best cut off the LP, However, they're not all which really isn't saying Shadowfax Week ending April 20, 1990. bad. The lead and bass much. May 3, Shadowfax will appear in con guitars, keyboards and I got the idea the only · Top Ten Albums cert at the Peabody Hotel. • May 4, drums are pretty good, but reason "he" sings lead vo Steel Magnolias will open at the Annie without decent vocals or cals is because he sounds 1. Rhythm Nation Russel Theatre at Rollins College. It will Janet Jackson lyrics a band tends to fall progressive. show through May 12. For show times 2. Soul Provider apart. What is progressive, you and ticket information call 646-2145. • Michael Bolton Not to say that the lyrics ask? May 6, The Greater Orlando Third 3. Cosmic Thing are bad: they sucked. In Take a listen to any of the _ Annual Walk for Hunger will begin at B-52's one ·song, '"Belief," they bands on the college market 4. Forever Your Girl 1:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Paula Abdul state how Jesus Christ these days. You're bound to Church on the corner of Magnolia and 5. Nick of Time • Caroed In Sand doesn't exist, and two songs hear it, folks. Church' downtown. • May 9, Oingo Bonnfe Raitt Artist: The Mission U.K. later, in "Lovely," they say The exception that we are Boingo will be in concert at Visage. 6. Back on the Block Producer: Tim Palmer they believe in heaven and dealing with here is that the Quincy Jones angels. 7. Cry Like·a Rainstorm, Label: PolyGram lead vocalist in this case Howl Like the Wind So they're either Jewish just isn't very good. Linda Ronstadt F YOU LIKE Milli Van1lli or confused (or both). Overall the LP sounded Confetti 8 . ... But, Seriously then you'll probably love Also, the lyrics are most pretty bad. Phi~Colllns I The Mission U.K. Yes, redundant and sound very The heat's good but John Citrone Margaret Jennings 9. Girl You Know It's · now there's a band for all of Editor Assistant Editor True pop. leaves the feeling of a bad MllllVanllll you who aren't interested in The vocals sound pretty acid trip. Lara E. Hutchison 10. Full Moon Fever musical talent. bad too. I wouldn't spend my Production Manager Tom Petty I really shouldn't call His voice (I say "his" be money on it. them "progressive," then I'd · cause they don't specify the In fact, I probably Confetti, ls published by The Central Florida C1990 BH/boord magazine FUlure, the student newspaper of the University of • be insulting good groups lead singer on the LP) is very wouldn't even spend your Central Florida. Send all correspondence to: like the Cure and the Psy monotonous and lacks any money on it. Corifetti c/o The Central Florida FUture, P.O. Box

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COVER children." "The first time I went to a nudist club, CRAZY PEOPLE FROM PAGE 1 Graves shuns the rebellious stere it was my husband's idea," George said. FROMPAGE2 otype placed on nudists by society. "He really had to coax me into it. Then, lived here," Ted said. "There never has "Just because you're a nudist, we were driving through Uie park and I been a problem with it. There's a lot of doesn't necessarily mean you're a lib thought 'this is really neat. What took patients at the sanitarium to people who don't like people to know be eral," he said. "You can't just put labels me so long to do this?"' write them. They do, and cause of what their friends might think. on us because of what we do. There's George now finds nudism a truly en fastefthan you can say, "key But I've never had any problems. People ecologists here, republicans, in fact, the joyable lifestyle. "Once you get in to the executive men's room", will be curious and ask questions like worst racist I've ever met was a nudist. volved, it's the most relaxed atmos the agency hires the "crazy 'do you r.un around naked?' People To be a nudist, you don't necessarily phere. I'm me. No sex, no money, no people" to write more ads. think it's neat but that's about it." have to have an open mind, but it clothes. Just me." I thought I was going to see Others are not as fortunate as Ted. helps." The men are usually the ones who a film, but instead, I wit Steve Graves, an electrical engi initiate the idea of nudism to the nessed a gross display of the neer who has been a nudist for female, according to Hadley. theoiy of advertising. Its at four years, had to break the "Males are the aggressors," he tempt at humor is abhorrent. mold that his parents had set for "People who are said. "We have many more in and eveiy character is linear. him. nudists are free from quiries from males than f e Even more refuse is dished "My father is a preacher," said males. But I've found, in 40 out as .the ad campaigns Graves, who frequents Cypress covering their bodies. years of nudism, that the female presented are a travesty. Cove as a weekend member. "He They've not only that resists the most becomes Crazy People is a lifeless doesn't approve of it. They ac the most avid nudists once they shambles. It's romantic plot cept me - I am always honest accepted their own get through the gate." features possibly the great with them. But there are other bodies, but others' "The Gate," or the entrance of est mismatch Df a couple: professionals who are con as Cypress Cove, has gained quite Moore and Daryl Hannah. cerned with prejudice, particu well, with all their a reputation. The entire par~ is When it came to creating larly the teachers and adminis surrounded by a twenty-foot personalities for the "crazy trators." faults." solid metal fence. The front gate people," the dice were rolled Graves has dealt with the Jim Hadley is blocked by the same wall. It is and came up snake eyes. · strongest moral codes and still somewhat menacing to see from Stale dialogue and obscure finds the experience of nudism nudist the outside. "The gate is like the character backgrounds force enjoyable. last frontier," Ted said. "Once a this bunch into the "who '"Christianity has people be- person gets past it, they're in. If gtves-a-(fill in the blank)" lieving that they are obscene. In tum, The lack of an open mind may be det they get up the nerve to actually come categoiy. they have a lower self-esteem. They are rimental both inside and outside of the in, usually, most people go nude with In fact, you'd have more less confident. Being a nudist, there's nudist community. Charlene George, a out any problem. They get here, and it's fun by going to the restroom no reason to feel insecure. Nudists are nudist of 11 years, was a perfect ex so much nicer, so much more relaxed and flinging wet toilet paper veiy honest and trusting, especially the ample of the '"apprehensive nudist." than they expected." on the ceiling.

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