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••••lftf!~ ~~ • UCF's late night computer classes O The sun doesn't Dr. Terry Frederick, Chair Computer Center II but added that for the Department of Computer it doesn't help much becauseCGS come up on the way Sciences, explained that UCF is a 1060 does all of its instruction on to these early little short on computers. "We just PC's. "I've been here for five don't have the resources to ac years, and UCF really hasn't in • morning classes . commodate a traditional sched creased the amount of PC lab space They end at 1 a.m. ule," he said. But, he added, "Com on campus," he said. "[UCF] has puter: science tends to be a late new PC labs planned for the new by BOB VOGEL night major anyway, so you '11 find Student Union Building and the Contributing writer that there are quite a few students new _Engineering Building, but who are interested in doing work that doesn't help us much now The time is 1 a.m . The class that late." because we might have to wait for is CGS I 060, Introduction to Com The students are not the only up to a year for those." puter Science. Yawn. ones who stay late. Bill Allen, a Do the students feel put out • Night owls will be pleased graduate teaching assistant who by the late night schedule? One to know that the Department of manages the labs' schedule, said student quipped, "At least I get a · i Computer Science has scheduled that UCF's situation is somewhat good parking space, but I have to • two lab sections for CGS 1060 at rare. "Having classes as late as 10 go to class-tomorrow morning at midnight on Tuesday and Thurs p.m. is uncommon among Florida 7:30. This was the last section day nights (or Wednesday and universities," he said. "Having open for this lab, so it's not like I Friday mornings, however you labs run from midnight io I :30 had a choice." Another said, "My • choose to look at it). Each lab lasts a.m. is even more uncommon." boyfriend likes it, actually, but he until 1:30 a.m. A representative from Stu misses Letterman." Some students don't mind dent Services at the University of Steve Ulrich, a graduate going to class while Dave is doing Florida said that the latest class teaching assistant, said that reac his "Top Ten List." However, held at UF gets out at 10: 10 p.m. tion was neither good nor bad. overall reaction from students and Allen said that a new instructors has been mixed. Macintosh lab is about to .open in see MIDNIGHT, page 3 UCF party may end up in 'Guiness Book of World Records' by DA VE BAUER There's only one problem. _even went on-line to try and find same thing for the Superbowl ev Superbowl?" Editor in chief No one knows what the current out. There might not even be a ery year," said Scott McKenzie, a A half dozen other sponsors record is. category for this sort of thing. host of the Scott and Erica show. are also ·participating. There will In Val1ey View, Texas, sits "Seriously, we've been try Maybe they'll make one ·up." "We're always looking to do dif be food and .games before the big the world's largest ball of string. ing to get a hold of the Guiness Garrido said he is expecting ferent, weird things. Anyway, the event. Arrington, Tenn., is home to the Book of World Records since No 2,500-3,000 people to attend the game is secondary this year." world's largest watermelon. And vember, and they haven't called party, which begins at 3 p.m. Two Garrido added, "We're just Tickets are $1.05, which after this Sunday, the UCF Arena us back," said Emilio Garrido; pro 15 by 20 foot screens will broad wanted to get our listeners and will benefit the UCFCollegeFund may hold the record for th~ big motions directorofMix 105.1 FM, cast the game. coUege students together, and to provide scholarships. Beer is gest Superbowl party. . which is putting on the party. "We "Everyone always does the what better time than the available at the Arena. Speaking to you live. •• Oldest U.S. civil rights group girds for future Reuters million deficit, a tarnished reputation • and internal con:llicts . BALTIMORE-The NAACP, Now, following budget cuts, the nation's oldest civil rights group, employee furloughs and layoffs, says it will emerge from its year of Shinhoster told Reuters in a recent controversy a more powerful organi interYiew that he is ''excited and ex zation and will defend civil rights tremely optimistic'' about the future gains against the threats of a Republi of the NAACP. can-dominated Congress. 'We will be like the phoenix The association's financial rising up out of the ashes, but we won't health is on the upswing and it now just be rising, we'll be better," he said. will begin to look outward, to expand The association must shift its ing its membership and mounting "a focus beyond internal problems and very serious legislative mobilization look at potential threats brought by the effort, unlike any we've ever seen new Republican-led Congress and the before," said Earl Shinhoster, the party's proposed "Contract with group's interim senior administrator. America'', said Shinhoster, 44. When Shinhoster took over the The changes sought by many photo/SOLARES leadership ofthe 84-y~-old National Republicans could "stand civil rights Daryl Lewis, Robin Holmes and Howard Porter try out their luck at playing sports Association for the Advancement of gains on its head," he said. casters at the CBS College Tour. Lewis pretends he is Howard Cosell and interview Colored People in August after the. 'We want to make sure the ing a basketball player. firing of Executive Director the Rev. Benjamin Chavis Jr., he inherited a $4 see NAACP, page 3

Inside News 1-5 Opinion 6-7 0 inion Classified 8 Features 9-11 Theatre UCF goes Greek - see p. 9 Orlando mayor's x-rated obsession-see p. 6 Sports 12 • 2 •The Central Florida Future• Jan. 26, 1995 Less government could mean less opportu_nity for minoritie~

NAACP, from page 1 ''If we had even a 40 percent increase in membership alone, that LaserGrUnge gains thathave beenrnadeoverthe last would provide sufficient revenues for 30 years will not be wiped out," he our base budget," he said. "That's a 1 The Best In Alternative Music said. do-able goal. ' Friday & Saturday: 9:00 p.m. 'The downsizing of the U.S. Theassociation has added about government will play in many ways 75,000 new members since Chavis's - the Supreme Court, affirmative ouster, Shinhoster said. action, voting rights, crime and wel- Although Chavis wascriticiz.ed AEROSMITH fare." for :financial mismanagement and for Friday & Saturday: 1 0:00 p.m. The group will watch how the courting black nationalist groups that possiblederegulationofbankingmight traditionally worked apart from the affect lending opportunities to minori more moderate NAACP, the former U2 ties, and how deregulation of the Fed executive director helped attract a new eral Communications Commission generation of members. The UnforgeHable will affect ownership opportunities When he left, many of those Laser Show for blacks, Shinhoster said. youngermembers who had supported The NAACP has pared its an Chavis' outreach to the Nation of Is Friday & Saturday: 1 1 :00 p.m. nual operating budget to"$10million, lam and other groups turned in their down from $13 million last year, and membership cards. • has reduced its work force by 52, to a But Shinhoster said the PINK FLOYD staff of 72 employees. NAACP has heard the protests of Dark. Side "We are now meeting our youthandcollegechapters that charged Of The Moon monthly expenses and meeting pay the association was out of step with the Friday & .Saturday: Midnight roll," Shinhostersaid.Justthreemonths beliefsofmanyyoungAfrican-Ameri- ago, officials said the group was bring cans. COST FOR ALL SHOWS $6.50 ing in only a third of the funds needed The group's agenda could to meet expenses. change afternextmonth' s annual con Seating is limited and-on a Thefinancialproblemssurfaced vention and election of national offic firts·come, first-served basis. last summer when Chavis was fired ers, who will decide whether contro Prices and shows subiect to change afteradmittingheusedNAACPfunds without notice. versial chairman William Gibson, 62, to settle a former aide's sexual dis ~9~~ ' remains in his post. A new executive ~'{~'\\~ 810 E. Rol~ins Street crimination charge. director also cou1d be named. 4'c;\:.~ Orlando, Florida 32803 Shinhoster hopes to expand Shinhoster said he will con (, 407-896-7151 membership from about 600,000 to 1 tinue to serve in whatev~rcapacity the Directions: Take 1·4 to exif43, 1I4 mile East million by year's end by "tapping into board "feels that my skills and knowl on left in Loch Haven Park · Free Parking the legion who have benefited from edgecan be bestputto use. But anyone theNAACPbuthavenotyetpaid their who says I don't want the (executive dues," he said. .. director) position, doesn't know me." Clinton has no minimum wage plan Reuters McCurry said: "No, notatthis point." "We're going to work with WASHINGTON - Presi Congress and assess what sentiment • dent Clinton has no plans to submit there is ... for a minimum wage a proposal to Congress that would increase," McCurry said. raise the minimium wage, even Rather than submit his own • though he called for a higher rate in proposal, Clinton "first wants to s~e his State of the Union address, his what opportunity there is to work spokesman said Wednesday. wit~ the congressional leadership." White House Press Secre Republicans, who control For the first time: tary Mike Mccurry said "we are both houses of Congress, for the College .student Ticket going to work with the congres most part strongly oppose raising SATURDAY &SUNDAY sional leadership" on a possible in the wage rate. White House offi crease in thecurrent$4.25 minimium cials say Clinton would like to see wage. Asked if Clinton would sub the minimum wage increase to $5 FEBRUARY 4·5 mit his own proposal, however, over a two-year period. •

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MIDNIGHT, from page 1 I feel kind of funny going out to a day, even if the sun is still shining. ethan hawke julie delpy "Students who have the lecture my car that late," she said. 'We announced in all ofthose for this class that ends at 11 p.m. Richard Turkiewicz, UCF labs that we are available," he said. sort of dislike having to stick Police Chief, said that the Police "We wanted to make sure that all the around for another hour just to go have gone to great lengths to coordi students knew." to lab," he said. nate security. He says that even Frederick added that things Can the greatest romance of your life Hollis Demayo, a freshman though the Student Escort Patrol have run smoothly so far, and the majoring in communications, said Service, or SEPS, does not provide Department of Computer Sciences last only one night? she is concerned about security. escorts after 1 a.m., the police de will run a similar schedule for next "Sometimes, but not all the time, partment provides escorts 24 hours fall.

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Come to the Activity Fair on the Green on January 30, from 10-2. Help SGA· Come take a tour of one promote its new of the new shuttles that phone card. Call 823-2191 and ask Jan. 26, 1994 •The Central Florida Future• 5 - ~.G;~;~;~~~;~~~;~~~;;~~ .Greek lie isn't always 'Animal your camper? Then sell it. Future Classifieds. I L------J House' for fratemily brolhers take Kaplan and get by BRADLEY BLOOM nities were the animal house. get time restraints, I would seriously Contributing writer drunk, be loud, forget about consider joining." school, and let's party type of Darren Murray, a biology To many; Greek group. Since then, I've realized senior said, "They're very active a hig~er score ... organiazations are perceived as there's a lot more to being greek in the commercialized part of cam nothing but a party where beer, than just partying." pus. Greeks focus on interaction sex and money are the prerequi Zeta Tau Alpha sisters, An between a large group of diverse sites for fun. gela Findley and Chrissy Chivas people. I would have become Many wonder why fraterni said, "As a chapter, we do what greek had I attended college di ties and sororities are allowed to we can, locally and nationally, to rectly out of high school." Jan.28 group on campus. But they aren't represent ourselves as a positive Bella Gauthier, an art edu just party groups; Greeks partici influence to non-greeks. By de cation senior added, "It's an op pate in numerous community and voting ourselves lo service portunity for people to make collegiate activities to positively · projects and non-profit friends, have a good time, and do promote themselves in the eyes of fundraising, we uphold ourselves things for the community. I outsiders. in the community and on cam wouldn't join now, although I may Partici~ating in intramural pus." have at.the beginning of my col Feb.4 Feb.8 sports gives each greek group the Fraternities and sororities lege career had I started school More students take Kaplan's courses every opportunity to compete, associate participate in many other school here. I think most would be cat and build school spirit with the and community activities. Some egorized pro-greek. The only ex year than any other test prep company's. other greek and non-greek groups of these include adopt-a-highway ceptions are narrow minded people Call us today to find out why. on campus. . programs, carwashes, sales of wishing to control things they Greeks also attend most of merchandise and services, promo can't." 1-800;,.KAP-TEST the intercollegiate home games. tions of health care services, and One person felt professional Sigma Alpha Epsilon president community clean-up projects. fraternities were great and social KAPLAN Joe Beaulieu said: " We partici · ·Some non-greek students fraternities were just okay. Brad The answer to the test question. pate in as many UCF athletic share the same outlook greeks do. Linville, a secondary education events as possible. By participat David Petersen, a pre-law junior junior explained,''I'm more in fa ing in and attending sporting said, "Because of the movies I've vor of professional fraternities rstari Your New YcaroutRif!hLCome Join us af1 events here at school, we promote seen, Revenge of the Nerds and because they offer students better me Newly Remodeled... r a high amount of school spirit. It Animal House, I was lead to be opportunities after college. Social also shows the student body we do lieve frat~rnities were nothing but fraternities should be viewed on other things besides party. The party animals. Although, since an individual basis. I used to be lf/Hlt lflllf~lt~~ l parties and other social events are I've been in school, I believe things anti-greek, but as I matured I real great, but that's just a tiny part of are not always as they appear. I ized you need to look at the indi 1C1()~~/t1Clf/l1()~: the whole experience. Being greek know they do charity work, play yiduals and you can't base your is a lesson in teamwork. It's all sports, and take an active part in opinion on a particular stereo Now Featuring our new full lines of I about working together among a the community. If it wasn't for . type." Eagle Cybex, Trackmaster Treadmills, I diverse group of individuals with r---::-:------=-----+ I common goals." Stairmaster's PT 4000, 1/2 court I Most all greek organizations bas·ketball, aerobics, sauna, and more. I regularly affilliate with one or Student & Faculty now zero down, I more charity organizations. This $1 9. 9 5 .Per m on th . I semester the Pi Beta Phi sorority I holds its annual "Rock the Ar z ,, <( foitncss 0 I row" philanthropy event. It's a Cl'.'. ;:o Connection t/) 0 -< I competition for fraternities and L."""' ...., l.!.l ::r: . l sororities. The sororites compete (/) - I in a penny drop event and the Check out our new arrivals: East Coloni~tl Dr./Statc Rd. 50 fraternities do 'country line danc - I ing. Proceeds go to theArrowmont • Killer Instinct 6615 E. Coloniai Dr. Or1ando, FL 32807 I School, an arts and crafts school 658-8000 I for all ages, in Gattlinburg, Tenn. • Daytona USA I Other examples include the Hours I Zeta Tau Alpha "senior prom" for • Crusin' USA Mon.-Thurs. Ciam·11pm Friday Ciam·lOpm I an area retirement home, the I Kappa Delta golf tournament for Saturday 9am-8pm Sunday 12pm-5pm ~ the prevention of child abuse, and ·Located at University Shoppes .... ,, ,,_., .. ------:::--.---·---- the Delta Gamma "sight walk" to 12239 University Blvd., Orlando benefit the blind. Greek members enjoy do r------~----~----, ing things which reflect positively I ;. I toward their organization. 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In the past few eras of elected officials, it is doubtful that anyone has attracted more attention and been in such a public light than Newt Gingrich. After an eyewitness account by his mother calling Hilliary Clinton a bitch, a statement, which he still will neither confirm or deny, Newt just wouldn't let things settle. Then, the book deal came up. Newt announced he would refuse. the multi-million dollar advance and take only the royalties for the book to be published by a Rupert Murdoch owned publ~shing house. Democrats in the Congress con tinue to lam bast him and cry out for investigl;ltion of possible inequities. Newt lashed back, attacking the Democrats for their lack of decorum in Congress. Republicans also hinted at the fact that certain Demo cratic bills might not pass unless Democrats let up a little on the GOP agenda. Ah, that's fair, isn't it? Just like the high school bully getting your lunch money, the Republicans seem quite satisfied with their "Big Brother" role in the Congress now. Republicans seem to be convinced that now that they're in power, they will achieve their goals "by any means necessary." Now Newt, confident in his role as Ringleader of the Congress, has started his attacks on women. In Newt's "expert" opinion, women aren't suited for combat role be The mayor of Orlando and her x-rated obsession cause of their menstrual cycle. Men, on the other hand, are Imagine, if you will, that you are the owner of a successful more suited to go out and hunting giraffes. Look out now, the business. You deal in completely legal merchandise. As a Endangered Species Act is next. Newt is an exceptional result of your growing business, you find it necessary to Dan Griffirl example of how politicians get into power to get their agendas expand your business to better serve your customer. EVERYTHING IN i\IODERATION accomplished. Until the elections, Newt was a relative cha A check of the city zoning laws finds that you are perfectly meleon, just spouting the same conservative rhetoric that got within your rights to do so. You file the appropriate paperwork everyone else elected last November. and make preliminary plans to go ahead with your expansion. store? Simply, when the bluehairs and the tight-assed Now that he's set in concrete in the office of Speaker, the Se~ms pretty easy, right? religious fanatics raise a stink about something, the mayor Newt-man is free to preach whatever he wants. As long as the Normally, it would be, but if you are the owner ofFairvilla feels obligated to kiss their collective kiester. After all, other conservatives fear the power he holds, they will take his Video in Orlando, you're going-to have a tough road to hoe. she's only mayor until the next election day. If Hood can side, for fear of being singled out as abandoning the Republicans' You see, this particular .business specializes in X-rated tapes, make herself look good in their eyes by taking a "moral" Contract with America sex toys and lingerie, and since the Orlando City Council . stand in this case, she can get the1!1 to check that box next So whatever shall be done? As long as the Republicans stay disapproves of what you sell, they are going to deny your to her name come election day. This is obviously more in power in the Congress, Newt's free to spew his drivel and hope perfectly legal request. important to her honor than being a good steward of our tax some idiot out in TV land will agree with him. It's not as if this Naturally, the owner of Fairvilla didn't take this violation money. is the first time someone's tried to get away with that. It is the first of his legal rights lying down, so to speak. He filed suit against Besides the fact that she could save us the money she time, however, that this sort of voice comes from aSpeakerof the the city and had the wants to blow on House, someone relatively free from the effect of public opinion. ruling overturned by When the b/uehairs and the tight-assed. this losing ap He only has to answer to his party, and as long as the majority of a circuit court judge. peal, Hood the Republican party is able to tolerate him, he can contiriue his According to Judge religious fanadics raise a stink about seems to forget preaching to the Congress and the American public, all the while James Hauser, the city that a larger Fair , gathering his forces for his backwater battles against women's had no substantial evi something, tf1e Mayor feels obligated to kiss villa also means rights. dence for denying a· larger amount Chad Brunner Fairvilla' s expansion their collective keister. of taxes paid by Opinion editor request. So, end of the business. story, right? WRONG! What does she care, though? It's not her money. C~htral Florida Future On Monday, Mayor Glenda Hood asked the city council It's amusing how fired up people get, especially poli (c) 1995 The Central Florida Future, Inc. members to appeal the judges decision, which they did indeed ticians, when a particular issue involves sex. That's the Offices: 12243 University Blvd. Orlando, FL 32817 authorize. According to Hood, "We feel strongly enough that .only reason that Fairvilla's proposed expansion has caused Newsroom: (407) 823-8192; FAX 823-9495 it is not an appropriate land use that an appeal is warranted." such an uproar. Editor in Chief Dave Bauer It is her belief that a bigger Fairyilla would endanger the This reminds me of the situation last year when WCPX Managing Editor Katie Jones "health, welfare and safety" of the surrounding are~. The Ch. 6 news reporter Dan Howard was killed at an apart Sports Editor Jason Swancey mayor, however, could not cite any specific statistics or facts ment complex known to be a haven for drug dealers. Less Asst. Sports Editor Justin Delias to back up her claim. Go figure. than a week later, the MBI busted a massage parlor across Entertainment Editor Sean Perry I would really like to know what this woman's major the street from that apartment complex for running a Opinion Editor Chad Brunner malfunction is. Fairvilla has been operating in the city for 20 prostitution service. It was the result of months of work by Photo Editor Armando Solares plus years and, as a successful business, has contributed its law enforcement. Meanwhile, the drug trade continues Copy Editor Richard Agster share of taxes to the city of Orlando. The products sold at the unabated at the site of Dan Howard's death. How sad. Why Production Manager Russ Welch store are perfectly legal, and there are no illegal activities are our priorities so screwed up? Why isn't the same time Staff Writers: Omar Dajani, Dan Griffin, Derek being engaged at, in, around or because of Fairvilla Video. and effort put into fighting real crime? Krause, Andrew Varnon, Michael White, Jim Martin Sure, it is located on the infamous Orange Blossom Trail, but So tell me, Mayor Hood, where is your drive and the seedy part of the road is on the other side of Colonial Drive, commitment on solving the city's real problems? All Business Office: (407) 823-8054; FAX 823-9495 about a mile or so away. Where is the problem? we've seen from you so far is that you hate the kids who Now,l'veonlybeentoFairvillaonce, and that was to see hang out in downtown Orlando. You are obsessed with Business Manager Steve Norris 104.1 WTKS Passion Phones talk show host Erin Somers. bringing major league sports to this town, regardless of Advertising Manager Jason Meder I checked out the store and found !t to be clean and well lit, cost or citizen input. You like to give away our tax money Advertising Production Pete Matchett not at all the image of a "sleazy" bookstore. They don't sell to TV producers. (Remember Thunder in Paradise ? Me Distribution Manager Don Bates kiddy porn or perform live sex acts or run an escort service neither.) You bow down before the bluehairs and, as Adminstrative Asst. Ulla Pearson out of there. It's just a place for the sexually enlightened to Joycelyn Elders so eloquently put it, to the un-Christian Advertising Sales Mike Battista,Shane Clem, go to enhance their sex life. Again, where's the problem? religious right. Quite an impressive record. Yeah, and Dan D r II There is no logical reason to be fighting Fairvilla on Quayle's gonna be president in 1996. Opinions expressed in The Central Florida Future are those of tl)e newspaper or its individual columnists and not necessarily those of the University administration or Board this expansion. If the city loses the appeal, the taxpayers of Anyway, in honor of the Mayor, I'm going down to of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed with a maxim um of 300 words and include Orlando will have to foot Fairvilla's legal bills as well as Fairvilla to get a membership. Wonder how many of those the author's signature, major, and phone number. Letters are subject to editing of grammar and for space and become the property of the newspaper, subject to their ·pay economic damages. As council member Nap Ford put "moral crusaders" I'll run into wearing dark sunglasses and publication. The Central Florida Future is a free, non-profit newspaper published twice weekly during the academic year and weekly during the summer. The Central Florida it, "That's throwing good money after bad. What legal leg hiding their faces? I'd be willing to bet quite a few. Say, I Future, Inc., is a 501 c (3) Florida not-for-profit corporation and is not officially associated do we have to stand on?" The answer, of course, is none. wonder if Glenda's husband goes to Fairvilla? Isn't his with ttle Universtty of Central Florida. Single copies for students and faculty are free; additional co ies ma be urchased at the Future office for $. 15 each. So why is Mayor Hood so obsessed with this video business just right down the street? Hmmmm. Interesting. Jan.26, 1995 •The Central Florida Future • 7

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by RICHARD AGSTER wears the traditional garb of an Future arts critic ancient matriarch, and both Local restaraunts and LAURA BUNDY Cassandra's and Helen's cos Contributing writer tumes are equally classic in on the college style. Ancient Greek drama sur Integral to the concept of student's budget vives today because it addresses this production i's' the treatment the conflicts and issues that are of the traditional.Greek chorus. most human. Timeless and greatly Functioning as a running com Mr. Kabob's universal themes carry with them mentary throughout an ancient emotional power as the audience play, the role has more or less offers more than recognizes its own needs and disappeared from modern the e struggles on the stage. atre. Though this production just Mid-East . . ... Euripides, later among the divides the lines assigned to the cu1s1ne Greek tragedians, understood this chorus fairly evenly among five II appeal and utilized its power in women of Troy, the real tefl ec his time, employing events from tions come from a CNN reporter by SEAN PERRY many spend the his .country's history to critique and camera operator, who ob Features editor bucks to head the choices of his contemporaries serve and record the struggle. down to Or in government and the military. The endless barrage from the If I were to describe a ange Blossom The Trojan Women is just news-media may be the o·nly restaurant as quick and easy, Trail for late such a critique. Intended as a com type of commentary to which you would probably make the night enjoy mentary on the invasion ofMelos, our era can relate, and Theatre assumption that it is one of the ment, Mr. Ka the play is set millennia before, UCF uses this idea to offer cri many fast food destinations bob has some just after the Trojan War. tique of our times and add ac splattered around the UCF cam funky dancing The uniqueness of cessibility to this play. pus. Then what if I threw in the going on across Euripides' tragedies as social com It is to the credit of this word healthy? Well, that would the street. The mentary for his time is not lost on . production that its efforts to most likely narrow the possi best part is that Theatre UCF. Recognizing the point out the modern ramifica bilities down to slim or nothing you only have frightening parallels between the tions of The Trojan Women do in the world of drive-thru's. to be 18 years play and our own current events, not undermine some of the real · Mr. Kabob's is located in old, if that! Hey, director Harry Smith seeks to cre human connections being made. the UC7 plaza, just off Univer the babes are ate an amalgamation of new and Smith's interpretation is always sity Boulevard across from ' great, but the old in his Trojan Women, remind visible but does not distract so UCF. The average college stu food may be ing us that over 2000 years in much from the actors to make dent would probably label this a even better. human development has done little their impact any. less potent. Mid-Eastern restaurant and only As far as to change our attitudes toward war Among the most human visit when in the mood for that the lunch ·is con and peace. of the portrayals is Brook particular taste. cerned, this i~ the The stage of the production Hanemann's Andromache. Mr. Kabob is no fool, most food for conveys Smith's vision with While her monologue about however, realizing that the '90's your money. The restaraunt is right across from campus. strength. Created by Joseph protecting in her heart her student digs a wide variety of Within walking Rusnock, the set first appears to husband's nobility may not be foods and isn't stuck in that pizza distance from the campus, it is the taste and the extraordinary hospital be simply the gates of an ancient, something to which we can re frame of mind. The restaurant's only buffet that will leave your stom ity of the chef. ransacked city until closer inspec late, we nonetheless are made menu is slanted toward the Mid ach and your bowels happy. For five bucks, I suggest you tion reveals bricks and barbed wire to listen intently, as Hanemann' s Eastern and Greek cuisine, but One thing that also stands out check out the hommus and falafel peeking out from above the stone passionate yet natural speec h • it doesn't rest upon just those at Mr. Kabob's is the sincere attitude before tearing into the main course. facade. Scattered about the set are leads us through her struggle . dishes. It boasts a wide range of toward what goes on the plate. 'A And don't blame me if you aren't smoldering, abandoned tires, and Amidst all the catastrophe in dishes with an appealing inter large amount of pride is put into able to walk back to class after the at stage right stands a representa this play, it is Andromache's national buffet. these dishes, which is evident by the stuffing. tion ofthe Vietnam Memorial Wall story that is most moving, ,..,.,.,..~.,.,...,,.,.=== Each afternoon, the res in Washington D.C. thanks to Hanemann. taurantopens its newly-founded Above the wall, one third of Another strong connec buffet that claims to be one of the stage is dedicated to a slick tion with the audience is made the healthiest ways to spend executive office, complete with in the scene between Menelaus $4.95 in the college district. On fax machine, laptop computer and and Helen, Rosario Bogart and one day it may have a French paper shredder. This, the program Kelly Jo Hoerr, respectively. twist with chicken primavera explains, is the god Poseidon's The torment and attraction and shrimp primavera, or possi office. Here, he and Athena will within this relationship carries bly the beef burgenjon (a beef decide the fate of the victorious the scene and truly engages the soup made with slices of filet Greeks. A surprising amount of audience. The connection cre mignon.) space is given over to this office, ated by these two actors is a In the wave of health-nut in which only a few moments of ·powerful one, even inspiring uprisings, Mr. Kabob has found dialogue occur. However, while Jennifer Hodges' Hecuba to his niche. the presence of the empty office is some of her finest moments as Although one of the finer initially disconcerting during the she contributes to Helen's trial. choices on the menu is the steak action in Troy, it reminds us, as Other outstanding perfor kabob, which is also made out the women constantly remind us, mances include Randy Culzak of filet mignon, it may be that they have been virtually aban and Matt Taylor as the CNN • slightly above the college bud doned by the deities. team, Jennifer Cook and Sheila get. It is definitely a suggestion Similarly, the costum~s of Cavallo as women of Troy and for a date before catching a flick fer insight into the modern reso Don Fowler and Cynthia at UC7, which is about l 00 yards , nances of The Trojan Wo men . . . Dampier as corporate "gods." away. So, if you walkoutofMr. Especially noteworthy are those By contrast, we have the Kabob's stuffed, which is highly of the Greek soldiers, represent impotent Talthybi us, played by likely, you can wobble on down ing military attire of a number of Jeffrey Hobot. Talthybius is the to the theater and plop down in recent conflicts from World War original sensitive man: the con a chair for a show. II to UN forces in Bosnia. The quering soldier with a con Another pleasant surprise youngest .of the women sports a science. At odds between his for that friendly date are the live shredded kilt and dirty saddle ideas of justice and those of his performances each Friday and shoes, while the tortured superiors, he empathizes with Saturday night. Now, I wouldn't Andromache's suit could have the suffering victims, but in the want to get any of the fellas' in been worn by a young Jackie trouble, but the babes are in full Kennedy. By contrast, Hecuba see WOMEN, page F-11 effect at Mr. Kabob's. 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679-0778 365-8444 January 26, 1995 ..._Th-ec_entr-al Fl-on-·daF-utu-re _____n 0 rt s UCF guard Darryl Davis, the very picture of consistency .) D The UCF senior Now entering his senior sea about Davis' work ethic, "Darryl son, Davis is currently the sev is very coachable and works hard finishes a strong four enth leading scorer in UCF bas to improve." year career as the ketball history with 1,243 career According to fellow team .) points. His teammates describe mate, forward Ochiel Swaby, seventh leading him as unselfish, quick and~ good Davis is a team player. scorer in school leader, among other things. "Darryl goes out, plays and Even though Davis just sets an example that the whole history. started to receive recognition last team follows." season for his efforts.on the court, In addition, Swaby also by ALAN KUSHNER he has been a force to reckon with commented that Davis has the Contributing writer ·since he stepped on the UCF hard necessary skills to play profes wood back in 1991. He started in sional basketball, if not here, then Anyone who follows the all 28 games as a freshman and certainly overseas. University of Central Florida was second on the team in re Off the court, the 6-5, 200- men's basketball team knows the bounding, scoring and assists. pound Tavares native is a hospital Golden Knights reached the As a sophomore in the 1992- ity major. As a matter of fact, Davis NCAA Tournament last season. 1993 season, Davis started all 27 · was the recipient of the Alzo What you might not know is how games and led the team in scoring W. "Pop" Reddick Hospitality Man much a part senior Darryl Davis with 18.1 points per game and agement Scholarship. played in getting the Golden was third in rebounds with 5.3 He commented that the main Knights a free trip to Lexington, rebounds. thing that made him come to UCF Ky. During his junior season, was the fact that it was so close to One of the reasons. for Davis was third on the team in home. UCF' s success on the court last scoring, and managed to lead the "MY,. family can come and year was the stellar play of guard team with 38 three-pointers. watch me play ball at home," he Darryl Davis. According to head coach said. And that means a lot to Davis Davis' play during the 1993- Kirk Speraw, Darryl Davis is not . since he considers his family a para 94 season earned him spots on the only a solid basketball player but mount positive influence in his life. Trans-America Athletic Confer a quality person as wel1. As for future plans, Davis ence All-Tournament team. Davis "Darryl is top-notch on the photo/SOI.ARES commented," I would like to open also earned pre-season honors court and in the classroom," he Darryl Davis looks for the open three-pointer whenever he my own restaurant when I gradu before the 1993-94 season. · said. Speraw also commented can. In fact he had a team-leading 38 last season. ate."

by MIKE WHITE with Georgia St;ate. want to keep their intensity up over Swaby's plans for salvaging road trip. Staff writer Saturday night, the Golden entire practices instead of just in the season are relatively simple. Saturday, UCFfaceestheCol Knights lost to local rival Stetson._ spurts. lege of Charleston, who received an A little over a week ago, the Unlike many of UCF' s losses this "Our problem is not playing "Playing hard is the key ... and at large bid to the NCAA Tourna Golden Knights' men's basketball year, the game was not even close at hard enough," .Swaby said. "We're playing with intensity," Swaby said. ment last season. Charleston is also team beat Georgia State in Atlanta. the end. The Golden Knights played playing to the level of our competi A victory against Georgia one of the toughest teams in the Tonight, the Panthers come to the poorly on both ends of the floor, tion." State would give UCF a good send Trans-America Athletic Confer off for their upcoming two-game ence. UCF Arena to attempt to even up particularly in the second half. Against Georgia State, they ) the season series. The losing has been frustrat played above their competition. The Golden Knights have not ing for senior forward Ochiel ''Up there we shut them down won since their previous meeting Swaby. He said the Golden Knights. and kept the score low," Swaby said. "Defense is the key to our success." In the first Georgia State game, both Swaby and center Chuck Roberts controlled the boards. It was one of Roberts' strongest games of the season. · This time around, the Golden _Knights will try to use their height advantage yet again. ' l "We got [Georgia State's] big people in foul trouble," Swaby said. "We'll try to do that again." The Golden Knights' shoot ing has not been good. Stetson held the team to a mere 30 percent field goal shooting. Swaby said the Golden Knights are getting good shots, but they just aren't making them. This is Swaby's final seas~:m at UCF, and he obviously wants to end his college career with another trip to the NCAA tournament. He continues to shine while the team is struggling as a whole. Still, Swaby is not blaming his team mates. '1t's been a frustrating year, but I'm not frustrated with my team mates," Swaby said. Swaby ~so said there is ~o need to reprimand any of the other Golden Knights. 'They don't want to lose," photo/SOLARES Swaby said. "We're trying to be Ochiel Swaby continues to show why he was selected as positive. I feel we are going to sal the top newcomer in the T AAC last season. vage the season."