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Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 06, September 7, 1989

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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 22 No. 06, September 7, 1989" (1989). Central Florida Future. 939. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/939 NEWSCLIPS ... ~ ...... 3 :- :0::0P.:lNlON .; ...... ~ ...•.... &·' ·: tjOMICS ':' ;.,. '·. :-.~. : ' .•. :;...... 9 ::·· 1;!;, Q,LASS JFl ED. . '.:'... ::HO. ,,, 10,: :· .;::: § 'pbfiTSfk ; · ;~. \ .:: .. ..: ·..... f2 :~:::: ) Thentral Florida Future Volume 22, Number 6 University of Central Florida/Orlando Thursday September 7, 1989 Balky elevators· handicap acce·ss

by Lance Turner Gold faced is not an isolated case. Frid- ' CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE erici also uses a wheelchair and has had to deal with elevator problems A UCF student who uses a wheel­ since 1970, when she was a student at · chairwas denied access to her class last the University of South Florida. She Wednesday because ofa faulty elevator said elevator breakdown is a problem in the Howard Philips building. throughout the State University Sys­ Jenni Gold, RTV major, said it was tem. not the first time she had experienced The UCF Student Senate has ad­

such a difficulty. Gold transferred to dressed the issue of elevator mainte- 1 UCF three semesters ago. nance and the handicapped person. "The semester before last I had a A resolution passed by the Senate on class in the second floor of the Fine Arts March 28 read, in part, "requirements building. It was raining. I got over of the state have not met the needs of there and the elevator was not work­ the students due to the age and condi­ ing," she said. tion of the elevators [on campus]." The "I couldn't get to a class I'd paid for," Senate also recommended that the Gold said in a frustrated tone. physical plant meet the needs of the students by going beyond what is re­ quired by the state. "The decision makers who Delta Elevator Inc., of Orlando, has can actually do something the present service contract for UCF's 24 elevators. The two-year contract about the situation should was sent out for bids again last week, spend at least 24 hours in a and the maintenance requirements of the contract are being reviewed by the wheelchair and see how consulting firm of Bob Early and As o­ many times they end up in ciates. tears." Associate Director of the Physical - Phyllis Taylor Plant Richard Paradise said Delta Elevator comes out to UCF every day Senate Secretary and performs general preventive main­ tenance once a month. After being recognized by a class­ According to Physical Plant's "Work mate, Gold was able to get word to her Order and Activity Listing Report," instructor that she would not be able to there were 48 elevator service calls attend that day's class. According to during July and 45 in August. Some of Gold, informing the instructor would the calls do not require the assistance help because they are always "very of Delta. understanding" to her when a prob­ "We are real sensitive to the issue. lem arises. The real drawback was that We want to service the university even if she could get the day's notes she community," Paradise said. Eric Pa,-.ona/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE would have to miss out on the class Walter Robinson, who sponsored UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOREVER discussion. the senate resolution, said he had According to the Coordinator of "received feedback from students Campus sidewalks are being re-poured to smooth out cracks and raised areas Handicapped Student Services (HSC) around manholes, both potential problems for people in wheelchairs. Louise Friderici, the problem that see ELEV A TORS page 5 Search underway for new Brevard residents dean in arts and sciences report break-in try;

by Vicky Green would certainly hope that we would get a parking tags stolen CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE hundred or more nominations and applications for the position." open, the report said. There The college of arts and sciences is accepting by Dave Schlenker The search for a dean began last year follow­ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE was no evidence that some­ applications and nominations for a new dean. ing Dean Jack Rollins' decision to step down. one unlawfully entered the The committee, headed by Dean Gary White­ Astro said, "He felt that he really wanted to get Reported break-in at­ room. house, wi11 accept applications until Oct. 16. back to teaching and writing in his own field." tempt. Two female Bre­ The women live on the Whitehouse urges everyone interested in the According to Astro, a candidate was selected, vard Hall residents re­ first floor of the dorm. search to nominate potential candidates by but he then declined the job. Astra then spoke ported to campus police last Projector Missing. A fac­ sending their names to him. He will then send with the heads of various departments, and week that unknown persons ulty member in the Art letters to the nominees, notifying them and based upon information from them, recom­ had damaged the outside Department reported a extending an invitation to apply for the posi­ mended Dr. Stuart Lilie as interim dean. Lilie screen to their room, re­ slide projector missing from tion. was appointed by Altman. ports reveal According to the department last week. Whitehouse expects to interview the candi­ Lilie officially took over on Aug. 8, after room resident Deana D' Faculty member David dates in January. working with Rollins for a month. According to Agostino, the roommates Garcia told authorities the The committee will forward two or three Astro, Lilie's major responsibilities will be to were concerned about the projector may have been names to UCF Provost Richard Astro and Presi­ work toward a more effective budgeting system incident because the win­ missing since August 1 7. dent Steven Altman, who will make the final and to make sure the departments prepare for dow to the room did not lock Missing Decal. A student selection in February or March. the upcoming academic audit requested by properly. Police investiga­ reported to campus police An ad, which will run for about six weeks, has Altman. tion revealed that someone been placed in the Chronicle of Higher Educa­ "I am extraordinarily grateful that he ac­ attempted to pry the screen see BREAK-IN page 7 tion, a national weekly publication. "It is the cepted this position, and I have enjoyed work­ primary source of advertising," Astro said. "I ing with him thoroughly," Astro said. 2 The Central Florida Future, Septem~er 7, 1989 ~ 1 • 1

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HEALTH~ND ENGINEERING EDUCATION ARTS & SCIENCES BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Dr. Gary E. Whit.ehouse: Dr. William H. Johnson: Dr. Stuart A. Lilie: Dr. George E. St.evens: Dr. Leslie L. Ellis Jr.: Dr. Whitehouse has what he Dr. Johnson chose UCF four UCF offers the chance "to Dr. Stevens says he tries to "What most people don't know considers to be a "unique" pro­ years ago for the "opportunity reach non-traditional stu­ "communicate to all of our fac­ is that I've held virtually every gram in the form of DSAC, the to become part of what I call an dents. Many of the students ulty, administration and sup­ position in the university, n Dean's Student Advisory exciting institution, part of a here are the first in their fam­ port staff that the students are including provost and acting Council. It is comprised of growing community both in ily to go to college." Dr Lille our reason for being." He says president. Qr. Ellis was a con­ about 16 students who are size and importance." attended small, private col­ he does everything he can to sultant to the State University representative of a cross sec­ On his college experience: leges where students were "carry out that edict." System in 1967 when FTU was tion of students. "They offer Students benefit from a "much more "traditional" in terms of On the future ofthe College just in its planning stages. their ideas and suggestions." broader array of curriculum age and years spent in college. of Business: On his college experience: On President Altman: "I offerings. Students have more "Students here tend to be in "We need to step back and get "I had it much tougher than think he will be a fresh spirit opportunities, choices than more flexible situations," he a handle on the development." you guys have it," he says, as far as UCF is concerned, [my generation] did." says, referring to students who He says he wants to further laughing. Actually, he says, especially since he is so On President Altman: "The attend UCF part-time and the quality of the programs the "Today what the average stu­ young." Board of Regents couldn't have work full-time. college already has and evalu­ dent gets exposed to when Most important part of his made a better choice." On the future ofhis college: ate "where we've been and working on their baccalaure­ job: "Guaranteeing we have a On his relationship with Dr. Lilie is interim dean till a where we're going." ate degree is comparable to quality educational program. n the students:· Interaction permanent dean is hired. As On his college experience: what people in my generation Years at UCF: 12. with students occurs "not as such, his job is to position the Dr. Stevens went to a small were exposed to on the gradu­ Fact about him that he much as I would like." But he college for the new dean. college where he participated ate level." thinks few people know: does meet regularly with his He is working on the new in varsity basketball and ten­ On President Altman: "I "The thing I enjoy most but am StudentAdvisory Council and film program, which should nis, was managing editor of think he's absolutely great. not doing now is teaching. I a group of senior in terns for start in a year. Also in the the college newspaper, a And rm retiring in September think most people would be input and feedback on the col­ works is a doctorate program member of a fraternity and so I don't have to say that." surprised." lege. in physics. made "excellent grades."

• GUEST LECTURER munity. repaying the loan and the con­ her request that the records ment restricts the release of Professor Melvin Kranz­ The club program and ac­ sequences of default, such as remain confidential. "personally identifiable rec­ berg, considered by many to be tivities will be presented and the seizure of tax refunds. Mazooni found Mohseninia, ords or files" to anyone other the pre-eminent scholar of the members will have the oppor­ an 18-year-old UW student, than appropriate school offi­ history of technology, will be a tunity to join various groups. • TV SCHOLARSHIP and a friend, 27-year-old Abra­ cials without student consent. guest lecturer on campus Sept. Students working towards ham Sharif-Kashani, as she 19. • POETRY CONTEST a career in the movie or televi­ was leaving class. Both were • GRIEF WORKSHOP Kranzberg earned a doctor­ Students are invited to par­ sion industry can apply for a shot moments later. The local chapter ofMADD ate in modem European his­ ticipate in the American Po­ $1000 scholarship to be Campus police think Mazo­ will sponsor a workshop en­ tory from Harvard University etry Association's national a warded by the Florida chap­ oni, the victim's former boy­ titled "Understanding Death and developed an interest in contest. The grand prize will ter of the Florida Motion Pic­ friend, tracked Mohseninia to and Grief: Helping Yourself the interaction between West­ be $1,000, and more than ture and Television Associa­ UW, where he fooled the clerks and Others." ern civilization and technol­ $11,000 in total prizes will be tion. into giving him Mohseninia's The workshop will be pre­ ogy. He became convinced that awarded to 152 winners. Applicants must have al­ schedule by giving them her sented by Dr. Alan Wolfelt of each had profoundly affected Poets may enter the contest ready earned 10 college-level Social Security number and the Center for Life and Loss the development of the other. by sending up to six poems, credits and have at least a 2.5 birth date·. The clerks, unsure Transition of Colorado on As a result, while many history each no more than 20 lines, to GPA They must also be a resi­ whether "Marjan Mohsen­ Sept. 16 at the Howard of technology classes consid­ the American Poetry Associa­ dent of Central Florida and a inia" was a male or female Johnson Hotel on Kirkman ered, essentially, the lineage of tion, Department CT-70, 250- full-time student in a Central name, complied. Road. devices, his courses examined A Portrero St., P.O. Box 1803, Florida area college. "It's impossible to walk in This workshop is geared to this relationship between Santa Cruz, Calif., 95061- The deadline for applica­ and ask for someone's sched­ law enforcement officers, fire­ technology and Western civili­ 1803. Poems must be post­ tions is o~t. 1, 1989. Three ule without having very spe­ fighters, paramedics, hospital, zation. marked by Dec. 31, and must finalists will be chosen and cific information," said clergy and funeral home per­ Kranzberg has written and include the poees name and interviewed by the FMPTA Melanie Bell, associate direc­ sonnel and others who deal edited numerous books and address on each page. board of directors, and the tor of admissions and records. with death and dying. has written more than 150 Each poem will also be con­ winner will be announced in "We have no idea how it hap­ To register, call Orange articles on topics such as Euro­ sidered for publication in the January. To request an appli­ pened." County MADD at 422-6233. pean history, the history of American Poetry Anthology, a cation, write to FMPTA Schol­ Keeping student records Registration costs $20 and technology and science-tech­ collection of contemporary arship, Box 540022, Orlando, private has proven difficult at includes lunch. nology policy. verse. Fl., 32854-0022. other schools, too. The lecture, titled Last September, someone • SOFTWARE SEMINAR "Technology's the Answer, but • LOAN NECESSITIES •STUDENT'S PRIVACY stole a list of all the foreign The Central Florida Coun­ That's Not the Question," will All first-time borrowers (CPS) A man accused of students at Arizona State cil for High Technology is· begin at 9:45 a.m. trying to pick up their Staf­ murdering his ex-girlfriend University from the Student sponsoringaseminarandexpo ford/SLS Loans at UCF must and her companion on the Life Office. Last summer, a entitled "Software Entrepre­ • WOMEN'S CLUB participate in an entrance University of Washington thief snatched a printout of neurship: Strategies For Mar­ The UCF Women's Club interview process before they campus July 25 may have used ASU students' names and keting Software Products and will hold its Welcoming Coffee will be allowed to pick up their an illegally obtained schedule used it to try to sell furniture to · Services That Will Sell in the for wives of faculty members, checks. to track the victim down. those listed. 1990s. "The seminar will be women faculty and adminis­ The next interviews will be The case has raised serious And .at the universities of held Oct. 1 7 at the downtown trators at 10 a.m. onSept.13in given on Sept. 11 in room 207 questions about how well Nebraska and Houston, con­ Orlando Radisson. The semi­ the administration building of CEBA II. The interviews campuses protect "private" cerns arose last year about nar will run from 8:30 a.m. to 5 board room. will begin every hour between student records. posting grades outside offices p.m. and will cost $75 for Judy Altman, the wife ofthe 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. At UW, suspect Azizollah or classrooms with students' CFCHT members and $105 for new UCF president, will be As part of a new federal Mazooni allegedly obtained a Social Security numbers as non-members. Registration introduced along with other program, students must be copy of victim Marjan identifiers. information and brochures are newcomers to the UCF com- informed of the necessity of Mohseninia's schedule despite The 1974 Buckley Amend- available at 841-3057. •

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about the elevator and I had .. witnessed it myself," which prompted him to act and try to bring attention to the problem. ~ -:ll • F inancia{A id Robinson is no longer in the l• •• - c senate, but said student gov­ ~~ ~ for offege ernment should continue the =- effort and "speak up for these c 1988 SRG Private Sector Scholarships and Gran ts (gra

· ATTENTION AASU MEMBERS! MAKE THINK: YOUR Achievement Assertive VOTE Confident Constructive COUNT Organized Positive Progressive IN THE Success And above all think AASU FALL .. UNITY ELECTIONS With your vote and participation ,we will do it effectively this fall. coming on September 12& 13 African American Student Union Inc. SC>-Rm.225 (Student Organizational Lounge) I

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•") decal had been placed in the glove box of her car, and some­ 282-2101 one had to have entered the UCF TEAM DENTIST *The patient and any other person responsible for pay­ vehicle to remove it. Our UCF Good Knight Offer! to to be Bannister said her vehicle $25 Check-up includes· • Initial Exam ment has a right refuse pay, cancel payment, or re­ imbursed for payment for any other service examination, is a convertible with a top that • 2 Bitewing X-Rays • simply snaps onto the rest of Offer good with Vahd UCF I D Only or treatment which is performed as a result of and within the car. She said the top of the Expires 12/15/89 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for free good on initial visit only car was placed back on after service, examination or treatment she noticed the decal missing. Another student, Andy Al­ len Warrall, also reported his Don't be done in decal was removed from his by statistics class. car. Part-Time FREE Missing Bike. A bicycle that G€t the new HP-218. was parked in a hallway in Backpack The only calculat.or on the Phillips Hall was reported BOOKKEEPER market desi.gned especially to missing last Thursday. Kevin when you buy an take the drudgery out of college­ Volpe said the bike was parked Are you an Accounting Ma1or rn your senior or junior year? · HP calculator! level statlStics. All the functions in the basement floor. Does your GPA rn your field reflect a soltd grounding m Ac­ you need for statistics AND counting principles? You may be the perfect candidate for a Business college math are built inl Battery. A 23-year-old UCF part-trme Bookkeeper position with Sun*Sational Journeys, HP14B student told authorities he the travel drvrsion of Vrstana Resort. Vistana's the five-star HP 17B Check out the new HP-21S t:od ay. was pushed to the ground and trme-share vacation development located in Lake Buena HP Business Vista, near Disney World and Epcot Center Consultant 11 HP calculators-the best punched several times on Aug. Science and calculators to help 10. Thrs positron offers flexible hours, averaging about 20 per engineering you succeed. Steve Lendway reported week. Strong bookkeeping, generaJ ledger and accounts pay­ HP 22S able knowledge required, preferably accompanied by some HP 27S two black males, both un­ hands-on accounting experience. Responsibrlit1eswill include HP 28S known (one was referred to as commission tracking and report preparation from our com­ HP 32S "Shawn"), pushed him on the puterized system We offer a competitive income and a HP 42S chance to gain valuable experience rn your chosen field. For sidewalk near Brevard Hall, considera1ion, apply in person, Monday-Friday 10am-4pm at Come in today according tO the report. V1stana Personnel Department, 1 mile 5outh of 1-4 on State Road 535 (enter at the Security Guard Gate) or send your re­ for details. sume to· P.O. Box 22051, Lake Buena Vista, FL32830-2051. HPCalculators- Fh;11 H E WLETT the best for ~r...I PACKARD your success rh:;."I H E W LETT a:_'f!A PACKA RD INTERNATIONAL VJSfANA RESORT Calculator & Computer 2916 Cor rine Drive, Orlando• 898-0081

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Where: STUDENT CENTER GREEN • •· · . September?, 1989 8 0 p1ll10Il ···••ttilWII•ltrlf'•JttlJIJllllllll'•&.flll•~s:v11JZ.. ,.. SG, fee hikes and BiLLiof-l oNe? censorship: your r;.5 Fo~ WeLI., ZlT Lea$T He'.S .; ( chance to speak NeGoTiaTitlG. Many students have complained about the athletic fee increase, tuition increases, health ' ' fee increase~, the parking problem and other ' dilemmas which affect us greatly. But, we tend to feel left out of the loop when it comes to making these decisions which, for the most part, put more burden on us, our time and our savings account. But, it doesn't have to be this way. This week and next, there will be a couple of occasions where students will have the chance to talk with the people who make these deci­ sions. This will be an opportune time for us to voice our likes, disgusts, sympathies, regrets and ideas about the things that have changed at UCF and the things that are about to change. CPS Friday at 11 a.m., Student Government is e1STerN'8t holding a student forum on the Student Center ~MTN. Green. The forum will give students the chance ~~~--~~.... ~5·~4 to meet with and talk to Student Government senators and the student body president about what the plan to do with our Activity and Serv­ ice fee money. Keep indoctrination out of classroom Find out from Student Government officials what they are doing about the parking problem. Recently at Dartmouth, a student was asked by his Ask about student body President Fred open1y liberal professor to write a critical essay on the to school newspaper, the conservative Dartmouth Re­ Schmidt's campaign promises find new ways view. However, the student was unable to find to get funding for parking spaces. adequate criticism about the paper and his essay Then, on Monday, the controversial film, The reflected his feelings. The professor immediately Last Temptation of Christ, will be shown in the denounced the student's writings as racist and pro­ Student Center Audit.orium at 7:30 p.m. At the ceeded to give the young man a failing grade. The subvert as many unwary listeners as possible. Either showing, there will also be a discussion about student appealed to the dean urging that the matter by carefully integrating his opinions into the course be looked into. After close inspection, the school material or simply preaching the liberal doctrine censorship. administration concluded that the essay wasn't even aloud, the same harmful effect is achieved. This is your chance to make a stand on how slightly racist and chastised the professor on bring­ Sadly, this plague is not confined only to the larger you feel about censorship and the film which ing her biased political views into the classroom. She and older universities, but smaller and younger ones was never released in Central Florida movie resigned soon after. are affected as well. This makes the thriving and theaters. This is only one of many instances at Dartmouth expanding University of Central Florida a fertile where a liberal professor has used his or her power breeding ground for those who seek to exploit their Lastly, the Health Fee Committee will hold a and influence in the classroom to spread a politically titles and positions in an effort not to teach but to hearing in the Heal th Resource Center on biased view, though it may be the only time that a propagandize. Wednesday at 9 am. This is the meeting where student has actually been treated fairly when In the closed door atmosphere of the classroom, students have the chance to talk to the people wrongly punished by such a professor. certain standards must be established in order that who decide how high our health fee will go. H The instances at Dartmouth give light to a problem time and money are not wasted and that a mockery is nobody shows up to this meeting, then it will that is well rooted and growing in universities all not made of our educational system. Students must over the country. Once given a forum, liberal profes­ demand that they get what they expected from col­ pretty much be to the full discretion of the sors use their high positions and power to voice opin­ lege: an education. Let us not make propaganda an committee as to next year"s increase on our ionated and wholly one-sided views in an attempt to institution. ' health fee. Do not think that these committees will keep the student's interests in mind. Remember the increase of our athletic fee to $66. That was a decision which came about without any student •PASS THE BUCK around her. He recognized her teaches that "violence is justifi­ input. Editor: problem and realized that commu­ able when fundamental rights are Here's your chance to let your opinions be In reference to your August 24, nication was the key. John Candy violated," said Brazilian Catholic known. Use it. 1989, issue that included a cinema pulled off this difficult role most priest Leonardo Boffin the Mexico critic of Uncle Buck by Richard E. adeptly. City Newspaper. Is this what you Karman. Richard failed to men­ As an engineering major, I can are taught? At Matt. 26:52 Jesus tion some of the movie's important see how easy it is to get wrapped up said, " ... for all who take the sword Central Florida Future attributes. It would be a real in the concept of getting that de­ will parish by the sword." Micah P.O. Box 25000, Orlando, Florida 371116 shame for students to miss this gree and making the bucks with no 4:3 prophecies that God's people B1Uincss Office (407) 275-2ti01, Nc:w1Office(407)275-7Jl6S movie simply because of the nega­ time to spare for a marriage or will not even "learn war anymore." tive review it received in Confetti. family. Uncle Buck successfully Do these Christians exist? Yes Editor In Chief Uncle Buck brings to light rarely brings the point across: true con­ they do. R. Scott Horner discussed issues that today's soci­ tentment comes from sharing our Today, they all try to imitate ety tends to sweep under the car­ lives with people because as hu­ Managing Editor Eric Dentel Jesus and the first century Chris- ~ pet. The role ofUncle Buck's troub­ man beings, we need each other. tians in their stand of neutrality. News Editor Lauren Curtis led teen-aged niece is a very cur­ Sports Editor Bill Foxworthy They do not hold political offices. rent problem that one doesn't have Debbie Waterhouse Confetti Edttor John Citrone They do not support or oppose any • to look very far to find. The teen­ major not available human government and they do Copy Editor Jennifer Offenburger aged years may have been rough Art Director Deborah Cunningham not take up arms for or against any for us, but now more than ever • CHRISTIAN NEUTRALITY Photo Editor Tom Webster political regime. They obey the teen-agers are being forced into a Editor: government except when it de- ,. Production Manager Lara E. Hutchison "grown up" mold when in fact, they There can be no doubt that Lib­ mands that they disobey God Business Manager Scott Buss just are not ready. My 14-year-old eration Theology exists and is (Acts 5:29). They can truly say Office Manager Kasha Kitts sister, who recently passed away, supported by many churches of that they are clean from the blood • Ad Production Manager Charmaine Mendoza had been acting very similarly to Christendom. Even the Pope John of all men (Acts 20:26). Who are that of Tia in Uncle Buck. I wished Paul II in a letter to all the bishops these people? These Christians Opinions expressed WMCentralPloridaFwllll are those ot the newspaper or individ­ then sitting in that movie theater in Brazil has declared that "Lib­ ual collJ!llist an:1 not necessarily those ot the Board of Publications, universi ty Ad­ are Jehovah's Witnesses (Acts ruinistration, or Board o! ~ts. Letters to the Editor ITl.l9t be typed, maxim.Jn ot' JOO that our family had an Uncle eration Theology is not only oppor­ 15:14 Psalm 83:18 Isaiah 43:10- .. words and include the author s siC]Illlture, major and ?ione number. Letters are Buck. This most believable char­ tune, but also useful and necessary 12). subject to editing tor qranrnar and space and become the copyright ed property ot the newspaper. Names may be withheld wt the newspaper reserves the riqht to acter was not only caring, but also in Latin America." refuse p.iblicatial o! art'f letter. T1uCtn1ralF/oridaFw11r1 is a free, non-profit newspa­ responsive and patiently willing to Let's take a look at only one per published t wice WP.ekly durlrn~ t he academic year and weekly durinq the J. James • sUJ11Ter . All meeti ngs o! the ace are open t o the public. break through the wall Tia had put aspect of Liberation Theology. It computer science The Central Florida Future, September 7, 1989 9

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by Jeff Barlis Cottle, VSC's returning quar­ downs against UCF last year. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE terback, who passed for 326 Valdosta State is without its yards and five touchdowns former defensive. coordinator, When the UCF Knights face against UCF last year, Randy Rusty Russell. Russell is now the Valdosta State Blazers Fisher, an explosive receiver the defensive coordinator for this Saturday night, special who gained 76 yards and a UCF. It was Russell's blitzing emphasis will be placed not touchdown in the same con­ defense which shut down the only on putting the Knights in test, and tailback Ramon Al­ Knight's offense and played an the winner's bracket, but also len, who rushed for 126 yards instrumental role in UCF's on getting revenge for last and one touchdown against defeat. year's 45-19 loss to the Blaz­ the Knights. The loss seemed to turned ers. The key to shutting down the season around for the Since football coach Gene VSC's offense will be in con­ Knights, as they enterd the McDowell came to UCF, the trolling th'e play of these game 6-1 and finished with a 6- Knights and Blazers have had 5 record. a small rivalry. UCF won in 11 This year, McDowell antici­ 1986, while Valdosta State We have a score to pates a strong passing game won last years' game. settle of sorts, like from VSC as well as a totally "I do think that we have a restructured defense. McDow­ score to settle of sorts, like [Valdosta] had a ell plans to contain the they had a score to settle with score to settle with us Blazer's passing game by mix­ us last year," McDowell said. last year." ing up his defensive stratag­ Last season, going into the - Gene McDowell ies. Valdosta State game with a 6- Throughout the week, 1 record, the Knights were football coach McDowell has made few crushed by an overwhelming changes in his practice rou­ Blazer defense and a very standouts. "If we can slow tines. Key players such as productive offense. Valdosta them down," McDowell said, quarterback Shane Willis, State's defense took advan­ "we'll have a shot at scoring starting tailback Perry Bala­ tage of their success with the enough points to win the sis, and starting fullback Jon blitz and sacked UCFs quar­ game.11 Jordan will all return and no terback eight times, while One of the Blazer's stand­ serious injuries occurred in the holding the running game to outs from last year who will B-CC game. negative 29 yards. not be returning is Darren Also, quarterback Rudy 1 7 out of 23 starters return Teals, who graduated in 1988. Jones will take to the field if to VSC. Standouts from last Teals caught eight passes for years' team include Tye 191 yards and four touch- see VALDOSTA page 11 Former UCF Volleyball wide teceiver team splits • cut by Bills two matches~

by Bill Foxworthy by Jay Rutenkroger SPORTS EDITOR CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Former UCF stand-out wide receiver Bernard Ford The Lady Knights volley­ was cut by the Buffalo Bills ball team opened their season Monday. at the University of South ~ The Bills drafted Ford in the Florida Saturday afternoon. third round of the 1987 NFL The team split its two matches draft. He separated his shoul­ with USF and Alabama and is der during the 1988 pre-sea­ 1-1. son and was placed on injured In their first match the reserve. team battled USF, which was The 5-10, 1 70 pound re­ ranked number two in the • ceiver holds 12 UCF records. South region last year. He caught a school-record 82 South Florida won the first passes for 1,403 yards and 13 match in three straight sets, touchdowns as a senior. He but the match was close. recorded the longest pass "The team played well, but play-an 87 yard touchdown made some careless errors. pass. They were hustling the entire Ford also holds records for time. We beat ourselves," most passes caught in a game Coach Dee Dee McClemmon (14) and most yards gained in a said. game (208). He averaged 23.5 GRILLA GETS ROUGH The team came back to win yards per reception in 1986- UCF freshman placekicker Franco Grilla tackles Bethune-Cookman kick-returner Stevie Thomas. its second match against another record. Grilla kicked a 47-yard field goal Friday night. Grilla also played defensive back in high school. Southeastern Conference He holds the record for most member Alabama. UCF won .. touchdowns in a game (4) and the match against Alabama by in a season (37). Rusty RUssell ready for rematch taking three out of four sets. Ford ranks second in receiv­ McClemmon said her team ing yards (2,361 ), second in corrected its mental mistakes .. receptions (125) and fourth in with former team, Valdosta State that hurt the team in the scoring (126) on UCF's all-time South Florida match. lists. The crushing 48-19 defeat VSC dealt Central McClemmon utilizes a rota­ by Jeff Barns tion of nine players in order to After transferring from CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Florida coupled with UCF football coach Gene Marion (Ala.) Institute JC, McDowell's need for a defensive coordinator, give as much playing time to as Ford made his mark on UCF in This week's football game against Valdosta soon brought Russell to UCF. many players as possible and three seasons. State has a special significance to UCF's defen­ McDowell admitted he was very impressed to keep all of the players• The Bills said Ford was sive coordinator, Rusty Russell. with Russell and his defense in both games strong. This band of nine is led having trouble getting off the Midway through last season, it was Russell's UCF played against VSC, including the game by co-captains Kathy Fill and line of scrimmage during their defense at Valdosta State that wreaked havoc which Valdosta lost 10-7 to UCF in 1986. Carol Kupac. 1987 training camp. UCFfoot­ on the Knight's offense. As defensive coordina­ Russell grew up around football in 'Athens, The top offensive stars from ball coach Gene McDowell tor for Valdosta, Russell needed to stop UCF, Georgia. His father, Erk Russell coached high last weekend's play were commented that Ford occa­ which was entering the game wzith a 6-1 school football in Atlanta. The senior Russell Shannon Pack and Jennifer sionally dropped an easy pass. record and setting Div. II offensive records . went on to be defensive coordinator for schools Owen. A junior college trans-• Ford ran the forty-yard dash in along the way. such as Auburn University, Vanderbuilt and fer, Anissa Palm, also played less than 4.3 seconds, making He orchestrated a devastating blitz that Georgia. He now coaches at Georgia Southern. well offensively in her first him a favorite target of the sacked UCF quarterbacks eight times and action with the Lady Knights. long pass. held UCF to negative 29 yards. see RUSSELL page 11 S3e VOLLEYBALL page 11 •

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by Chris Molnar the Elvis Presley Museum Museum (located across the Florida was the most impor­ jet. The majority of Elvis Inc., Velvet brought Elvis' street from Graceland) con- tant factor in the decision to memoribilia, including his "Love meeee tenderrrr," 1976 Harley Davidson and . ducted a survey of their build a museum here. American Express Card and hummed from the ceiling trademark rhinestone guests. They asked where Florida is not the only a lock of his coffee brown speakers as I walked through jumpsuit, along with many they felt a second Elvis "arti­ unusual location for Elvis hair, are either donated by the Elvis Presley Museum. other treasures, to Orlando. factorium" should be built. memorials. family or purchased by Vel­ The King's songs play all Now you're probably Orlando was chosen above A larger-than-life statue vet. The authenticity of the day here. thinking that Orlando is an all other locations. stands in Tokyo for public items is checked by Velvet as The museum was founded odd location for an Elvis Pat Rutledge, the manager admiration. Also, if you are well as by Elvis' cousin, Billy six years ago by Elvis' long­ museum, but it is here for a of the Orlando-based mu­ visiting the Philippines and Smith. time friend and co-song­ good reason. · seum, is a great admirer of want a bite to eat, you can Each glass-encased item writer Jimmy Velvet. As In 1978, the curators of Elvis. She says the billion dine in a restaurru;it con­ president and chairman of the original Elvis Presley dollar tourist industry in structed out of Elvis' private see ELVIS page 3

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Admis­ Street Part 5: The Dream A truly scary film can sion is free. •Jazz/ L--~=------"' Child was let loose in the­ only play upon your fear Fusion artist, Michael Tomlinson will atres and to no one's sur­ for so long. It has to give a be at the Peabody Hotel at 6 p.m. The prise did quite well at the relief so the horror factor Peabody is on International Drive. • box office. can be restated. However. Goldies Lounge presents Clarence Car- But Freddy has lost the Nightmare sequels are ter with two shows at 8 and 10:30 p.µi. with age. The sequels set up so Freddy can roll Goldies is in the Comfort Inn on Simpson include, A Nightmare On off some cutesy, double­ Road. ElmStreetPart2: Freddy's entendre that describes Revenge, Part 3: The his latest kill. ~ !l :':• • Festival Friday presents Dream Warriors, and.Part What about Krueger's -11I ~- Crystal downtown this 4: The Dream Master. competition? The hockey­ masked Jason Vorhees of Friday. Festival Friday is the the series Freddy's murders are sys­ of downtown concerts and programs tematic. He enters our Friday the 13th fame is presented at noon every Friday. at the • world through dreams. most obvious. How can a Barnett Plaza on Orange Ave. • Jazz/ His weapon: a leather mute killer have such a Fusion guitarist Pat Methany will be in glove with long, razor following? (How can Tom the Tampa Bay Performing Arts. Show blade finger nails. and Jeny cartoons live in starts 8 p.m. • Disney's Night of Joy • Wes Craven is respon­ silence and be so popu­ kicks off Friday evening in the Magic sible for creating Freddy. lar?) Don't ask me. Holly­ Kingdom. Groups for this performance He wrote and directed the wood is even kicking include Petra, Take 6, Shirley Caesar, original, which is the only around the idea of com­ one with any credibility. bining Freddy and Jason Foreseen a sequel of the in one film. Cross your mega-hit, Craven bailed fingers. • out and hasn't directed Chucky. the doll that one since. He did however ran around in Child's co-write Part 3 which a NEW LINE CINEMA PLau. is the new killer on close second to the ong1- Robert Englund. star of the popular Nightmare on the block So new that he nal. Elm Street movies, poses as a sophisticated Freddy. doesn't have a television In the original, we show as do Freddy learned Krueger was conceived by rape and grew up to Krueger and Jason Vorhees.. be a child killer. The good-natured citizens of the But Freddy has the edge on both Jason and Michael w. Smith. Margaret Becker and neighborhood took the law into their own hands and Chuckie. He's got a 900 phone line and his own the Reckoning, the Rez Band and Phil murdered Krueger. Seeking revenge, Freddy comes · nursery rhyme which goes something like this: One, Keaggy. Tickets are $21. 50 plus tax. back to haunt the children of his ld.llers in their two, Freddys comtn' for you. Three. four, better lock dreams making for a good story. the door. Five, six, grab your crucifix. Seven. eight. Nightmare films two through five gradually moved gonna stay up late. Nine. ten, never sleep again. •Night of Joy resumes in away from the graphic violence and intensity of the the Magic Kingdom. See original. As the popularity of Freddy grew, his short- see Freddy Krueger page 4 above listing for times. • Danger­ ous Toys, with Junkyard. will be in St. Petersburg at J annus Land­ ing. •The Florida PWEI,Darling Cruel beginner's luck? Symphony Or­ municates great pain and chestra Picnic The Charts sets the tone of the rest of with the Pops, an outdoor concert in Week ending the . September 2, 1989 .. Love Child," a slow pow­ Loch Haven Park, This list Is the Top Ten erful ballad about longing starts 8 p.m. Tick­ Compact Discs of the for love, is strengthened by ets are $14 in advance and $15 at the week. Complied from the emotion in Darling"s gate. Billboard magazine. voice. The song .. Beautiful One.. tells of Darling's quest • Pat Metheny hits the 1. Full Moon Fever for a woman he has seen in stage at the Bob Carr Audi- Tom Petty torium with his five member band. Show 2. The End of the his dreams.These three Innocence ' songs make the album. starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are $18.50. Don Henley The other songs on the For more information, call 839-3900. • 3. Repeat Offender • Crtrnes of Passion album are a varied collec­ • This ts the Day, This ts the This will be the very last night to catch Richard Marx Artist: Darling Cruel tion of tunes, ranging from Hour, This ts This! comedian Steve White at Bonkerz. White 4. The Raw and the Producer: Bob Rose the playful "'Weight On My Artist: Pop Will Eat Itself was the co-star of the movie, Do the Right Cooked Producer: Fine Young Cannibals Shoulders," to the serious Thing. For reservations, call 298-BONK 5. Cuts Both Ways Darling Cruel, the L.A. .. Legend," in which Darling Gloria Estafan based band named after its questions whether any of It's not rap, it's not rock, • The Lemonheads, with 6. Girl You Know It's lead singerI songwrtter his efforts really mean any­ it's Pop Will Eat Itself. a ..~ .. ~ Downsiders and Braile True Gregory Darling, success­ thing, and if he will be band whose music is as Closet will be in the Beachum Theater in MllllVanllli fully introduces tts own remembered after his unique as its name. downtown Orlando. Show starts at 9:30 7. Batman Soundtrack style of pop with its debut death. In the semi-psy­ New to the post modem Prince p.m. Tickets are $7 at the door. 8. Batman Motion album Passion Crimes. . chadelic song "Star Collec­ music scene. Pop Will Eat Picture Score Darling's peculiar voice, tor" the similarity of Itself grabs you and shakes Danny Elfman while sounding like an Darling's voice to that of you. This is not music for 9. Forever Your Girl embittered David Bowie, is Bowie is especially evident. Dick and Jane, as you will • Paula Abdul well suited to the theme of The unique style of the learn from their song, Confetti 10. Skid Row this album: passion, as band is not strong enough .. Preaching to the Per­ Skid Row John Citrone Dave Schlenker opposed to love. to carry every song on Pas­ verted." This is music "for Editor Assistant Editor The first song on the sion Crimes but certain the good of the losers, the R. Scott Horner Lara E. Hutchison album, "Everythtng's Over songs like "Everything's boozers, the ugly, the crazy, Art Director Production Manager (Passion Crimes)," is about Over (Passion Crimes)" and the drunks and the punks, the painful ending of a rela­ "Love Child" are refresh­ the peiverts and the lazy ... " Confettf, is published by The Central Florida tionship. Darling's voice as ingly different from stan­ "PWEI is a Four Letter Future, the student newspaper of the University of he sings, "Everything's dard pop. Word," their are so Central Florida. Send all correspondence to: Corifetti. c/o The Central Florida. Future, P.O. Box over but the tears and goo­ 25000, University of Central Florida. Orlando, dbyes, no lullabyes," com- - Steve Bywater see PWEI page 3 Flortda 32816. 0

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contains a "Certificate of Authenticity" to as­ sure skeptical visitors that eveiything was ei­ ther touched, worn or slept on by the King. The phenomenon that draws "Elvisites" to his grave and causes middle-aged women to tingle all over has long been a mystery to me. In an attempt to explain the Elvis infatu­ ation, Rutledge said, "He never lost his down­ home spirit. His best frtends were his old frtends." The recent anniversary of Elvis Presley's death brought over 250 visitors to the quaint • • collection. Why wait until next year to better acquaint yourself with the King ofrock-n-roll. Pay a visit (and $4.00) to the Elvis Presley Museum, 6544 Carrier Drive, just off Interna­ tional Drive. If you cannot afford the admission price, autographed shampoo, hair conditioner, and even shot glasses are for sale. This museum contains many interesting and obscure artifacts that once belonged to one of the world's most famous and loved pop sing­ ers. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Chrla Molnar/CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE

R. Scott Homer/CENTRAL R.ORC>A FUT~ At the Orlando based Elvis museum, onlookers can marvel at the King's vintage Harley Davidson (left) and his rhinestone jumpsuit (above-left).Hardcore Elvis lovers can purchase autographed containers of \\Love Me Tender" conditioning rinse (above). Chria Momor/CENTAAL FLORIDA FUTURE

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