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Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 73, July 22, 1987

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Volume 19, Number 73 University of Central Florida/Orlando Wednesday, July 22, 1987 Pre-paid tuition set to start next year independent or private col­ by Carol Rumsey leges and universities. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Conley said, "The program guarantees, that when a child A program which sets up a isreadyforcollegeandhasmet savings program to assist par­ all requirements for accep­ • ents with the rising cost of col­ tance, that the state will make lege tuition received legisla­ up any financial difference tive approval in June and between what has actually should begin next year. been saved and the real cost of The program, known as the tuition." Florida Prepaid Post-Secon­ Dr. Daniel Holsenbeck, di­ dary Education Expense Pro- rector of university relations Roland Dube/Central Florida Future . gram, was sponsored by UCF at UCF, called such a situation GUTTER WORK alumnus Rep. Richard Crotty, highly unlikely. The state will Bill McClarren and Albert Clark repair the gutter on the gazebo between the Library and the and should go into effect invest money from the pro­ Humanities and Fine Arts Building. - within six months to one year. gram as soon as some comes in, The cost of tuition is frozen he explained. The return rate for investors once they decide on the investments should to participate, said Crotty. For exceed rises in tution. • example, an investor begin­ Holsenbeck also said if a Confusion surrounds BSU ning the program in the fall of family moves out of the state 1989, with theintentofattend­ and receives residency in that ing a Florida university in the state, the child may return to by Samantha J. Griffin "Currently, the perception of fall of 1993, will pay 1989 tui­ attend a Florida university CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE tion prices. and not be subject to out-of­ the future of the BSU is very Crotty said the price freezes state tuition prices. Tuition The Black Student Union has asked that the negative. Its purpose is not will also apply to dormitory savings are also transferable group's budget for the 1987-88 year be vetoed, clear in the minds of students costs. He explained, "The pro­ from one family member to until confusion over whether one of the group's and its current operation is gram does not guarantee a another. officers had the right to suspend the BSU's room will be available; if how­ Michigan was the first state advisor. questionable and its future as a ever, one is, the rate will be the to initiate a college savings same as the investor previ­ program. The Florida Student In a July 1 memo written by Robert L. Belle, viable organization is uncer­ ously contracted for." Association learned of the pro­ advisor to the BSU, Belle asked that the exist­ tain." However, Crotty said, price gram and brought the concept ing rules and regulations governing BSU be -Robert L. Belle, freezes will apply only to tui- to Crotty. temporarily suspended until the new election of Bsu d · tion and dormitory cost. Crotty and others con­ officers in the early part of the fall semester. 0 VISOf Health and athletic fees set by cerned with the program are -pr_e_s-en_t_e_d_a_ll_e-ga-t-io_n_s_o_f_m_i_sr_e_p-re_s_e_n_ta_ti-. o_n_an_d individual universities will awaiting an Internal Revenue He wrote, "Currently, the perception of the constitutional violations against Smith. not to be inch~ded in the pro­ Service ruling regarding future of the BSU is very negative. Its purpose gram. whether or not money invested is not clear in the minds of students and its He.saidhehadnoproofthatSmith was truly The savings program will in the program will be tax current operation is questionable and its future pro tern of the BSU Senate. He added that he apply to both two- and four­ exempt. as a viable organization is uncertain." didn't believe Smith had the authority to ap- year institutions, said Herbert Crotty said, "Even if we fail Five days later, BSU's student director of ad­ point and confirm a BSU director and assistant Conley, director of the division to receive tax-exempt status, ministration, Roszette Smith, suspended Belle director. · of treasury. Also, he said, a SEE TUITION PAGE ? as informal adviser to the BSU for "significant In response to these charges, recommenda- provision exists to provide for breach of trust." tions made by Belle will be undertaken. She told Bell that his role as adviser was "hereby suspended until a letter ofretraction is A review board will assess the allegations received by all addresses." against Smith and a "pragmatic, justifiable On July 14, BSU member Carl J. Isaac budget" will be submitted by the BSU.

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pate in the convention, Austin •. Staff Report _ said. CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE The highlight of the conven­ tion will be the straw ballot The Republican Party of sponsored by the state party. Florida is hosting a two-day "This will be an important convention to highlight candi­ indicator as to how the candi­ dates seeking the Republican dates are doing in the South. presidential nomination and One just has to remember in will conduct a straw ballot to 1979 how George Bush was SOCCER SITTER determine the delegates' num­ helped in Florida and how UCF soccer player Shawn Sprung talks to young athletes at a recent soccer camp ber one choice. John Conna1ly's campaign Presidency II will be held on came to an end to understand Nov.13and14 at the Peabody the full importance of the con­ Hotel. Nearly 2,500 delegates vention," Austin said. are expected to attend, as well As in the 1979 Presidency I as the candidates seeking the convention, the straw ballot Boosters welcome first woman chief GOP nomination. will be non-binding. "Florida has proven itself to Convention Chairman Mry­ personnel, Scott may be the first woman any­ be a major player in national anne Morse said the delegate Staff Report where in the country to head an athletic booster politics, and in essence, is a selection process is designed to CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE organization at a co-ed university. make-it or break-it state for involve as many new and long­ A major function ofthe Knights Boosters is in Republican presidential can­ time Republicans as possible, "Nice guys finish last," legendary baseball the scholarship arena, where efforts are di­ didates," said Jean Austin, as well as spotlight the party's manager Leo Durocher once warned. rected to attract the best high school student­ chairman of the Republican elected officials and major Mary Scott turns Durocher's observation on athletes possible. Party of Florida. donors. its head in more ways than one. Scott was a Scott is no stranger to responsibility. Cur­ Those candidates invited to Delegates will be selected memberofUCF'sfirstgraduatingclassin 1970; rently the executive vice president of Medical Presidency II include: Rep. on the county level by 70 per­ now she's the first woman president of the Marketing, Inc., of Winter Park, she has Jack Kemp, former Delaware cent/30 percent formula. The Knights' Boosters, the fundraising arm of the chaired the board of campus radio station Gov. Pete du Pont, Alexander formula works in the following UCF Athletic Department. WUCF-FM, served as a member of the execu­ Haig, Vice President George manner: 70 percent of the dele­ Scott, elected president on July 15 by the tive committee of the Alumni Council, and is a Bush, Sen. Robert Dole, the gates are selected by lot, while male-dominated booster club membership, will current member of the Alumni Trust steering Rev. Pat Robertson, and for­ the remaining 30 percent are direct the activities of alumni and community committee. mer Sen. Paul Laxalt. selected by a select seven­ boosters in implementing an athletic budget In accepting the mantle of president of the As other Republicans an­ member committee comprised that supports 14 women's and men's intercolle­ nounce their candidacies, they giate teams. According to Athletic Department SEE SCOTT PAGE 4 will also be invited to partici- SEE GOP PAGE 4 N li

•FREE TUTORING 1 ·SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS time to consider getting in on a KE_ppa Sigma at UCF. Namie tional gathering of Republi­ The Student Academic Re- The UCF Department of growing health care profes­ was honored with the award cans this year. ource Center is open year Communicative Disorders sion. For more information call out of a possible 600 Kappa An estimated 3,000 dele­ round from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. encourages students to con- 275-2121. Sigma alumni officers. gates, alternates, and guests ond through Friday to I sider a career as a speech pa- from the across the country a ist students with academic thologist. The Florida Depart­ •TOP FRATERNITY MAN • ~EPUBLICAN GATHERING will hear all the 1988 Republi­ problems. Free individualized ment of Education reports 200 Christopher N ~ - ie of The National Federation of can presidential candidates, tutorial help is offered to stu- unfilled positions in the state's Orlando has been sel ;ted as Republican Women wil1 hold as well as speakers from the dents on a variety of subjects. public schools. an Outstanding Fir~ Year its 24th Biennial Convention administration, Congress and The cent r i also v ilable to Also, positions exist in the Volunteer Alumnus of Kappa September 18-20, in Orlando. the Republican Party at two tudent for quiet study dur- health care and private prac­ Sigma Fraternity for his serv- 1 This will be the largestconven­ general sessions. For more ing r gul r hour . For further tice sectors of the speech pa­ ice as alumnus c..dvisor to the tion of women political party information call 1-800-424- infonnntion call 2 1-5130. thology profession. Now is the Lambda Epsil chapter activists and the largest na- 9342.. • 4. The Central Florida Future, July 22, 1987 TUITION commission to determine rules I and regulations for the pro- FROM PAGE 1 gram. Conley said the commis­ sion, which will have authority the program is still an excel­ and funds to hire outside con­ lent vehicle for saving." He sultants, should be formed by added that unlike Michigan, the end of 1987. Commission the program's start-up date members are to include the will not be delayed barring state treasurer, state comp­ receipt of the ruling. "We are troller, executive director of set to begin with or without," community colleges and three he said. members to be appointed by Next on the agenda is selec­ the governor and subject to tion of a seven member senate confirmation.

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• • 1he Cen al Aonda Future. J ly 22. 1987, 5 • Eaker promises he can get EAKER students off probation, "if they FROM PAGE3 s ·ck to it." He cited as an ex­ GRAND ample a student who came to him with a 1.66 GPA In one odic workshops on study hab­ semester, the GP A rose to OPENING its and test t.alcing skills. The 2.78. • students that Eaker hopes to Robert Harman, director of evaluate in PEP will be ex­ he Counseling and Testing pected to abide by the rules of Center, observed that, "stu­ study structure. Every stu­ dents not on academic proba­ dent in the program will be a tion use the study structure volunteer. Faculty will be in­ the most." He emphasized, formed of the student's partici­ however, that Eaker's study pation in order to assist with structure is for all students providing the necessary back­ who are willing to work toward up information for Eaker. making good grades.

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Today's question: Are UCF students really apa­ thetic? The answer, apparently, is yes. Last week the editorial in this space spoke of a raise in the price of parking ticket fines. It was mentioned that the price will probably be going from $3 to $5. While that in itself may not be reason for wide­ spread campus rebellion, we did also mention that the officials who are supporting the fee raise could give no good reason for doing so. Their justifications were quite weak, in fact. Try: We have to bring UCF's fines into line with other universities. Or: The fines haven't been raised in quite a while, this is inevitable. Did the department need more money? No, things are running fine, they said. Seems pretty shaky, doesn't it? That's what we thought. We figured, give students wind of this one and they'll be ready to go to war. • WE'RE GROWING OASIS, etc. It's learning that some explain to you how the system of the employees here seem to view works, and how you can work with So we did. We even gave you three sources to Editor, the student as "the enemy" rather it most smoothly. It's the ones who contact if you wanted to complain about the fee hike: As I walked toward the Com­ than as "the customer", which we say, "I'll take care of it," and then the newspaper, Student Body President Roy Reid puter Center recently, I noted a ultimately are. It's learning that do. It's the joy of getting an up­ and University President Trevor Colbourn. young couple coming in from the administration made a computer dated, corrected form in the mail Then we waited ... and waited ... and waited. And parking lot. The guy asked me error so that there are 104 other that shows you're now being given nothing happened. where the UniversityTheaterwas. students in your summer class, a proper credit for the classes and I pointed to the loading ramp at the required course which is only of­ requirements you have fulfilled. So now we have a question for you. Why is it that back of the theater and he looked fered in one section per semester, It's the hardest part of the edu­ even when students are obviously being treated confused. I asked him what movie anyway. And the teaeher is upset cation, by far, this administrative unfairly no one ever complains about it? they were showing tonight. I was and tells you that, because of the side, but it is also the most appro­ ,. We have our guesses here, of course. Maybe this impressed that Student Govern­ class size, he won't return your priate preparation for life in the time it had something to do with the low summer ment was still showing movies tests or papers, though you still "real world" (as if college was a attendance. Or maybe you all are really rich enough despite poor attendance in the must turn them in, and he really fake world!), the corporate and not to have to worry about a rise in ticket prices. Or past. He said they couldn't decide hopes you'll drop the course and bureaucratic environment most possibly nobody thinks complaining will do any good. between the Untouchables or Bev­ take it in the fall. And they send of us will graduate and enter_ But, erly Hills Cop II. Come to find out, you to "Jockville" on the other side it does get tiring on these long, hot We really are curious what the answer is. And hey, they were looking for the UC6. of campus for a room large enough summer days. to make things really easy on you, don't even bother Maybe we don't have our own thea­ to ·accommodate your over-large to write us a letter. ter at UCF yet, but at least we're class. Then, you get there and find Carol M. Lockett not as far out in the "boonies~ as we that the custodians of your new Film you have to do is give us a call. Our phone All used to be. environment, the Wayne Densch number is 275-2865. Seriously, there must be area­ Sports Center, resent your pres­ son behind this silence. ence, so they lock the door giving • UCF'S FINEST? So for once, make yourself heard. You are guaran­ Lee Lacy access to a restroom just a few teed that nothing will ever happen if you don't. Computer Science steps away and send you to the Editor: next building. The nearby On Sunday night I had the As we said last week, this university operates for • RUNAROUND restroom has three stalls, the one dubious honor of meeting one of ., students, not in spite of them. The only catch is that in the next building is a single, UC F's finest_ A young officer who sometimes we have to remind the powers-that-be of Editor: with a waiting line in the hall. fairly reeked of"rookie" pulled me that. You and Chris Richcreek asked When you ask why this is so, you over for a bad tail light. I thanked for letters this summer, so here's a are told that "we don't want 150 him for informing me of this and §f letter. [sic] students traipsing through promised to get it fixed as soon as ...... «~~he Central Florida Future I am a "displaced homemaker" the hallways over here" while possible. This was not enough for • P.O. Bo~ 25000, Orlando, FL 32816 (305) Z75-2601 or 275-2865 and a senior, working on my first they're trying to provide a tranquil our young future SWAT member bachelor's degree here at UCF. · atmosphere in which to carry on and he issued me a ticket. Some­ Editor in Chief This is my third semester, and I've their recruitment of athletes. We how this rather routine process Donald Wittekind learned a lot. Perhaps the biggest were also not supposed to access involved the backup of another Managing Editor Chris Richcreek lesson I've learned is that there are the athlete's lounge, which con­ officer and approximately 45 Copy Editor Tim Ball two types of education one gets tained a soft drink machine and minutes to accomplish. Who are News Editor Kathy Johnson here. There's the academic, which water fountain, as well as a large, these clowns? Where does UCF Features Editor Cindy Cowen is what most people think of when quiet, well-lit area to study be­ get them, and most importantly, Sports Editor Chad Salinas they speak of college: books and tween classes, even though it was why? God knows not a one of them Photo Editor Roland Dube lectures, homework, term papers only on the other side of the doors would get in the front door of a Art Director Leslie Jorgensen and tests. Equally important, and from the classroom. real Police Department. While at least as time-consuming is the It's trying, on your own, to coor­ these brave officers are out am­ Business Manager aul Stephenson administrative side of education. dinate the different departments bushing unwary motorists it Advertising Manager Jan Hemp This is the part where you go to so that your financial aid comes would appear that the students Production Manager Lynne Goodwin OASIS (Office of Academic Sup­ through like it's supposed to. It's themselves, through the SEPS Ad ProducHon Manager Jim Donato port & Information Services) when getting a late registration date for program, are the most visible Publlshlng Systems Coordlnator Brad Graziadlo they haven't given you credit for all the third semester in a row be­ security on campus. 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N~~- THE 19TH STUDENT SENATE REPORT t)io-0.~ 32nd Session ARTS & SCIENCES ,... ,... .- ,... u.. Karen Towles A - A p y y y p MEASURES IN COMMITTEE Kim DeVogel OPEN SEAT BILLS: Bob Truett p y y y p 19-65 Bulletin Board for Theatre Department: This bill allocates $300.00 to Todd Gillam A - - - A erect a bulletin board for the Theatre Department (DeVogel/Carter, .Assigned Rick Woodruff p y y y p to OAF) OPEN SEAT Scott Jenkins p y N y p MEASURES VOTED ON AT THIS MEETING Carla Klinger A - - - A BILLS: Chris Broome p y y y p 79-62 Funding for Black Student Union: This blll allocates $955.80 to cover Kris Sargent A - - - A operating expenses for BSU (Martinez, 12-Y, 1-N, 1-PR) BUSINESS Marlo Ponce L y y y p 79-64 Funding for Surf Club II: This blll allocates $980.00 to help send the Surf SENATE MEETINGS OPEN SEAT Club to their national competition (DeVogeL 9-Y, 3-N, 2-PR) students are Invited to attend all Sen­ Karena Ganem P N Y Y P ate meetings. and to express any RESOLUTIONS: OPEN SEAT ,ideas or problems that they feel the p --- A 19-37 Concerning repaving of Gemini and Centaurus Boulevards: This Ken Barr Senate should work on. Senate meet­ OPEN SEAT resolution states the Senate's disapproval of the of the Administrative road use ings are held on Sundays at 5:00 In the Jason Allison A - - - A Cafeteria. Improvement monies. It suggests that the next time the Administration finds Roger Dube P Y PRY P itself with an extra $40.800 , It should do something more useful with the funds, OPEN SEAT such as sending It to the Ollie North Legal Fund (to pave his driveway). STUDENTS EDUCATION If you have and comments. questions (OAF, 14-Y) Fred Schmidt p y y y p or concerns about the Senate Report. OPEN SEAT •• Legislation In Committee Is Introduced by Senators, and is not finalized until the full Senate votes. or any legislation. please contact JJ OPEN SEAT Mandato at x2191 or In SC 155. OPEN SEAT C&O FUNDING Student Government Is funded OPEN SEAT Dld you know that your club or organization may be eligible for $250.00 in Office SUpplles through the Activities and Service fee ENGINEERING and/or Advertisements for the next fiscal year? In addition. If your club will be attending as allocated by the student Bryan Martinez P Y N Y P a conference or convention it may be eligible for up to $300.00 to cover registration fees. Government of the University of Cindy Deal P PR Y Y P Either way. stop by the student Government Offices. SC 155. and ask for a Clubs and Central Florida. Chris Corter P Y Y Y P Organization Funds. or Travel Funds, Request Form. Pro Tern Wendrzyk P Y N Y P Keith White P Y PR Y P Jim Robinson A - - - A SENATE COMMITTEES review and amend all Legislation before It Is brought for a hearing before the full Senate. The following HEALTH are descriptions of. and the time and day of the committee meetings: OPEN SEAT Organizations, Appropriations and Finance: This committee reviews all changes to the Rnance Code and any legislation OPEN SEAT OAF requesting funding. Thursdays O 11 :00 a.m. In the Senate Work Room LIBERAL STUDIES Travel Clubs and Organizations: This committee decides whether a club receives funds for Office supplies/ Advertising or Kelly McBride A - - - A C&O Conference Registration. Tuesdays O 5:00 p.m. In the Senate Work Room AT-LARGE Legislative Judicial and Rules: This committee reviews legislatoin to change the Constttutlon. staMes or Rules and J.P. McMenamy A - - - A LJR Procedures. Thursdays@ 6:00 p.m.ln the student Work Room OPEN SEAT Services and Public Relations: This committee reviews all non-funding legislation which deals with student Government DAYTONA SP Services. as well as Local. state. and otional Issues which dlrectty relate to the students or UCF OPEN SEAT Mondays 0 5:00 p.m. In the Senate Work Room SOUTH ORLANDO Etecflons and Appointments: This committee reviews oil student Government Appointments. and makes recommen­ OPEN SEAT dations for changes tot he Election staMes. Thursdays O 5:00 p.m. In the Senate Work Room PR-Present {not enough nformotion/unable to decide) AS-Abs · (conflict of nterest) Y-Ves N-No Paid Adverlisement A-Absent Hresent L-Late E-Excll$ed

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WILSO In the meantime, \ ilson Redskins couldn't believe I Term Paper has been working out e •ery hadn't had any serious knee FROM PAGE 12 day to get in shape for camp. injuries." The coaches gave Wilson a Wilson said he owes a lot of WASTELAND "I ran a deep nine pattern," training plan. credit to UCF offensive coordi­ Wilson said, "and he threw the "They told me to ' orry nator and receiving coach Rick ball behind his back with a about my torso, legs, shoul­ Stockstill and quarterback perfect spiral and hit me on ders, and neck," Wilson said. coach Mike Kruczek. stride at the 50-yard line. I "Those are the parts that are If it wasn't for those two couldn't believe that he threw really going to take the shots.n guys, I don't think I would that ball from behind his Wilson has been catching have gotten drafted. Coach back." passes daily from the Kruczek said he played in the Wilson said the difference Zephyrhills High School quar­ NFL with the Pittsburgh between playing with UCF terback, Orion Grant. "I help Steelers as a backup in the late and with the NFL is "the pros him, and he helps me," Wilson 70's, and he told me I could are a lot bigger and faster." said. make the NFL." He added the Redskins' cor­ Wilson has been lifting "Coach Stockstill used to nerbacks are physically supe­ weights three days a week in throw balls to me after practice rior to college cornerbacks. 45-minute sessions in addition any day I wanted. They helped "Thecornerbackshavesuch to running and catching me develop confidence in my great technique," Wilson said. passes daily. hands and myself. That first "They are very aggressive even "I'm very athletic," Wilson year they were there is the without the pads on. If you said. "I love to sweat. I just go year I caught 76 passes." catch a ball up the middle, you out and do it. n Wilson said his goals for this better get ready to take a lick." Wilson is one class away year are to make the Redskins, "Vem on Dean [a Redskin from receiving a degree in buy his parents a house and comerback] on my first day out business administration. "I'm have a Super Bowl ring, which there was going to bump and going to try to come back to are big plans for a little re­ run. He nailed me good. I guess UCF in the spring if we're not ceiver from a Division II foot­ that was my initiation to the in the Super Bowl." ba11 school. Save Vourself- NFL." "Some day, I want to go into "All my life people have Leave it to Executive Support Centers, Inc. some kind of business with been telling me I'm too small, Wilson currently is staying anybody." and I can't take a lick," Wilson with his parents in Wilson said he knows one said. ''These days everybody Zephyrhills, awaiting the Re­ day he will have to do some­ thinks you have to be big, but dskins' regular camp on July thing else besides football. the Redskins are just looking 26. Wilson said he is also wait­ "I've never been hurt," for the guys who are willing to ing for his agent, Nick Kish, Wilson said, "but the longer I work hard. That's why I feel who is also representing Sam play, I figure one of those licks I'm going to make this team." .. and Davis, to finalize a con­ might be coming my way." "I know for sure they're tract with the Redskins for "I'm going to play as long as going to have one more re­ EXECUTNE $75,000 to $80,000 a year. my legs keep me going. The ceiver. I'm going to be there." SUPPORT School. In addition to being a basketball coach, COACHES Wellman was also the Lady Knights tennis coach. This change will bring about the third CENTERS, INC. FROM PAGE 12 t.Pnnir;; coach in as many years for the Lady ( Located In The Central Florida Research Park) Knights. also be two in the basketball area. Former The other change will be, of course, a new 75·6455 assistant coach Brent Wellman has accepted head women's cager coach. A replacement for the head coaching position at Gainseville High Nancy Little has still not been named.

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PHILLIPS HALL .. Wilson showing promise with D.C. Redskins Editor's note: This is the final part of Wilson said he is impres ed with a three-part series dealing with former the capital city team's org nization. It Knights trying to make it big in the wouldn't surprise me if Washington NFL. goes to the Super Bowl this ear. They're always talking about beating by Scott Broden the Giants." CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Wilson is confident that hi chanc of making the Redskins are excellent. "If I can stay healthy through the Ted Wilson, UCF's all-time leading pre-season," Wilson said, "there's no receiver, is catching passes for the doubt that I'll be there when Septem­ Washington Redskins. ber rolls around." Wilson said a lot of Wilson, who was drafted in the 10th people have questioned his ability to round, is one of three Knights trying make the NFL because of his small size out for NFL teams. Tailback Elgin at 5-feet-11 and 175 pounds. Davis is trying out for the New England "Art Monk (Washington's All-Pro Patriots, who drafted him in the 12th wide receiver) is the only receiver big­ round. ger than me," Wilson said. "And I'm the In the meantime, Aaron Sam repre­ faste.st receiver they've got." sents UCF's first long-term, guaran­ Wilson said another reason why his teed contract player. He signed with chances are good is because the Re­ the Cleveland Browns as a free agent, dskins use a lot ofreceivers. "The main but he won't be able to play with them reason they drafted me was to return for another year because of a knee in­ kickoffs," Wilson, who expects to be the jury suffered in the first practice of a Redskins' starting kickoff returner, minicamp in May. said. Wilson, who caught 156 passes for "I'm pretty sure I'll get in and play 2,433 yards and 21 touchdowns for with the offense too." UCF (all UCF records), spent his May Wilson said Bryant, a starter, told minicamp in Herden Va., a 30-minute him that ifhe wanted to make the team drive from Washington, D.C. to "just make sure you do what the "Minicamp was great," Wilson said. coaches ask you to do. Just show them "I learned a lot. It's totally different ... Former Knight and potential pro Ted Wilson makes a catches against Wofford that you're interested." Wilson also said he has to make sure from UCF." during last year's homecoming game. Wilson said he spent much of his he runs his pass routes the right depth time with the Redskins' superstars. icamp. said, "everything is a fast life." and sharply enough. "I hung around George Rogers and "When I first went to camp, I Wilson said he is impressed with the "If the pass route says I've got to go Kelvin Bryant," Wilson said. "They're thought they [returning players] Redskins' head coach Joe Gibbs, who 12 yards out, I've got to go exactly 12 real nice guys. I also talked to Doug would be cocky," Wilson said. "But has made him feel at home with the yards out, not 11 and a half," Wilson Williams and Jay Schroeder. When from the first day, Bryant started tell­ team. explains. "The quarterback takes cer­ minicamp practices were over, they ing me what to do to make the team." "Gibbs is a very religious man, so he tain steps and expects the receivers to stayed around to throw some of us Training camp also has its interest­ doesn't yell or swear at you," Wilson be exactly where the play calls the rookies the ball." ing stories. said. "He's a great guy." receiver to be." "I'm used to seeing these guys on TV; Wilson said that one night Rogers, a "He told me, 'It's O.K if you drop "You run you're route, and as soon as now I'm playing with them. The first former Reisman Trophy winner from the easy pass. The great catches are the you turn your head, the ball is right couple of days of camp they seemed so the University of South Carolina, hard passes to catch, so just 'concen­ there with a lot of velocity on it." much better than me, but by the third showed him around Washington with trate on making the big catch. The Wilson said Shroeder, the Redskins' or fourth day, I realized that I can play his Mercedes-Benz. He also showed main thing is catch the ball. You can Pro Bowl quarterback, has the strong- • with these guys." Wilson his $700,000 Washington have all the speed in the world, but if est arm he has ever seen. Wilson said the Redskins treated townhouse. you don't catch the ball, then we don't him well from the start of the min- ''Whenever you get to D.C.," Wilson move no where."' SEE WILSON PAGE 11 Bo's balk and "basebrawl"-so what gives folks? Something strange has been going on lately in the reason: a longer sports life making more money with sports world, and I intend to find out what it is. There a smaller chance of injury. Bo made the team in one must be a permanent full moon hovering over the pro­ year and presently leads the Kansas City Royals in ·• fessional baseball parks in the U.S. and Canada home runs and RBI's. because the players have lost all sense of rational So that's great for Bo right? WRONG! Bo decided thought. In recent weeks, numerous fights have that he needed a hobby in the off-season playing broken out due to the pitchers throwing at the bat­ football. I can envision Lawrence Taylor or Wilber ters' heads. Marshall giving Bo a bone crushing tackle and saying I know that there is an unwritten rule that says This will make players on the bench think twice "hobby this." Hey Bo, if you want to take up a hobby, · brush a batter back whe~ he embarrasses you, but to before leaving to join in the melee. Wake up and be lick stamps or hunt, but don't take a spot away from , take aim at ending a person's career (or even his life) rational, pitchers. A moment's embarrassment is a kid out of college whose world is centered around is ludicrous. TThis formula of"basebrawl" does noth­ better than a lifetime ofregret. making the NFL. Bo, your indecision is taking some­ ing but add to the disabled lists of major league Speaking of rational beings, what is going on (or thing away from a young man somewhere who does baseball. wrong) with Bo Jackson's mind? Many experts ap­ not possess your talent, but wants to play football as My proposed solution: Severe fines and suspen­ plauded Bo for choosing baseball over football if he a profession. That "something" is an ability none of • sions for pitchers and the players who fight back. reached the major leagues in a short time. The us can afford to be without. The ability to dream. Clark takes Coaching changes churn UCF ranks; over HS ball football gains two, loses one in shuffle .

versity of Florida. He holds a master of arts by John Devine Stoff Report CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE degree in mathematics education from ' CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Jacksonville University and a bachelor of arts degree in math and physical education from ~ Torchy Clark, UCFs first With the 1987 football season right around Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. and winningest basketball the comer, the Knights will be working on In 1979, he became the head football coach coach, has rejoined the coach­ plays, getting back in shape and what ever else and athletic director at Westover High School ing ranks to become Trinity they need. in Albany. He held that position until 1985. Clark Coach Gene McDowell's boys will also be Also coming to assist McDowell is Melvin • Preparatory School's new adjusting. Adjusting to two new coaches UCF UCF, Xavier High School in Flourndy, who will be an assist.ant coach and ~ basketball coach. picked up over the summer. academic coordinator. Trinity, a private high Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Gone from last year's 6-5 Knights is Doug An academic all-American in high school . school located in G<>ldenrod, Flyers of the Continental Bas­ Carter. Carter was the offensive line coach. He (1973), Flourndy was also named as the best has had several ]ackluster kethal Association, leaves a packed up and moved his stuff to Eastern defensive lineman in the 1977 Sun Bow]. seasons in Class A. Last year definite mark on his teams Kentucky, where he will take a similar position.. FJourndy played for UF at the time. Trinity was 15-9. both physically and mentally. Replacing Carter, and instructing the line, In addition to the football changes, there will Clark, who had a career Clar will retain his teach­ will be Paul Lounsberry. Lounsberry is coming .800 winning percentage at ing duties at UCF . from a graduate assist.ant position at the Uni- SEE COACHES PAGE 11 ~