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• • he Central Florida Future Volume 18 Number 44 University of Central Florida/Orlando Th.ursday April 17, 1986
~ • ' I . _ . · . . · · . · Libya: UGF'.s · r~action " ~ - · : " ·. · ; -, -. : >. - - •• · • HOW THE The attack: what does UCF think? DRAFT woRKs . . · 0 Males 16-yeors.old register with selective service. Opinions differ Students worry over U.S. attack about the draft
by Debbie Dent by Tim Ball and Tim Ball NEWS EDITOR CENTRAL FLQRIDA FUTURE 6 War or a state of emergency is declored. The United States attack The United States' involve on Libya has generated of a ment in the Mediterranean myriad of opinions umong this week has many students Central Floridians regarding thinking about the possibility the military action. of a military draft being in Some political science stituted in this country. professors on campus said While the United States re .. they foel that the United quires all males to register States should have taken with the Selective Service Ad other peaceful actions before ministration when they turn attacking Libya. 18, the actual drafting of in Dr. Joan Johnson-Freese dividuals can not take place iJ The Department ot Defense asks ·said the attack "was clearly without an act of Congress. the selective service for men. for Reagan and the American "In order to go to draft public's ego." status, there would have to be She said that Reagan has national emergency or state public support now, but of war declared,'' Linda when Americans realize what Stalzey of Selective Service could reswt from the attack, said. Congress has the sole they might change their right to make such declara minds. tions. 9 The selective selVice computer ''I think this will cause a Stalzey added that only a selects o random date. " spiraling in terrorist Bledsoe Nelson Mccollum small percentage of the U.S. attacks," Johnson Freese . male population is in viola said. "It is in our ·ballpark. Is Reagan going must ''realize that terrorism is uncontrollable tion of registration laws. to keep doing this?" she asked. and difficult to respond to. We should have "About 99 percent of all Dr. Mark Stern said he believes that the analyzed what the consequences are.'' draft-eligible men are United States should have gone through the Bledsoe said that we may have encouraged registered,'' she said. United Nations first. "We didn't go through more terrorism and their may be an outbreak David Dickerson, a the legal actions,'' he said. of violence. spokesman for Florida Con 1:1 AU men 2Q..yeors-dd or older Although Stern disagrees with the attack, He added that he thinks President Reagan gressman Bill Nelson, said born on the date that the com he said the United States has a right to self has boxed himself in because he may have to the congressman doesn't puter picks receive on inciJcticil protection. letter from the amed seMces. Dr. Robert Bledsoe said that Americans SEE REACTIONS, PAGE 3 SEE DRAFT, PAGE 4 Jeff Gllck/Central Florido Future • Some teachers still hard to understand-students
• by Maryann L. Cross · communication problem,'' Pellerin CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE said. When the problem cannot be resolved between the student and the Students at UCF are still having . instructor, the next step is to go to problems understanding their the department chairman. But some instructors. students do not like to complain for According to student Senator fear that it wi.11 hurt their grade. 'Melissa Pellerin, several students Students have another way to have spoken to her this semester express their dissatisfaction with an concerning in~tructors who are instructor. Pellerin believes that Adam Chnan/Cenlral Florida Future difficult to understand. Pellerin said student evaluations can be an Auto statement she 'advises the student to take the effective way for students to voice This driver has something to say with his license plate. problem to the instructor first. their complaints. "By taking this first step, the student alerts the instructor to the SEE ACCENTS, PAGE 4
• This weather stuff is get 1'e\w cli}'.li 3 ting so easy that anyone could do this job. We're still Opinioo 7 expecting mostly sunny skies and warm weather Clas.5ified 8 with a slight chance of rain • in the evenings. Highs will Sports 12 SUNNY be in the high 80s and lows Sports Confetti in the ,p'/ Hig~1 'b7 Low 70 10s. Black and Gold game 60s' fashions make a TO ADVERTISE CALL 275·2865 • Saturday. 12 comeback.Inside 2, The Central Florida Future, April 17 , 1986 Black and.gold . . Spring Football
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April 18 Friday • 7:00p.m. Home field ·;.iii~~;;~-~~~==::.::;.:;;.;;;;m ______• State spending students' money illegally . . . college's efforts to make the refunds cost of education here," said Ed Staff Report "The only problem have "apparently not been enough,"· Poppel, assistant vice president of COUEGE PRESS SERVICE Carson said. administrative affairs 'at the we run into is when In all, the schools have University of Florida.· Some of Florida's nine state accumulated about $680,000 in The state comptroller has ordered universities and numerous a student has unclaimed tuition and fee UF to reliquish about $166,000, an • community colleges have illegally overpayments since 1971. amount Poppel says was easily and been using more than a half million moved and hasn't Until this year, the schools innocently accrued. dollars in tuition fee overpayments funneled the money into their "We register about a million credit that the state says now must be left their new operating budgets, a practice that hours a year, and it doesn't take that' returned to its rightful owners. address with the Carson says violates Florida's many overpayments of $2 or $10 or "This money belongs to former unclaimed-property law. 50 cents to add up," he said. students," said Harry Carson, university." "No matter how noble their plans UF has been in the practice of director of the state's abandoned on how to spend that money, it's informing students of the property department. "And the state ·Linda Bonta, against the law," he said "They were overpayments, Poppel said, but many is ~tanding in their shoes to ensure UCF associate ·extinguishing a property right, students never picked up their they get it back.'' creating their own laws." . checks. Overpayments are common at controller Administrators say they were just At UCF, Associate Controller schools that base fees on credit-hour interpreting the l~w a bit differently. Linda Bonta said the school has loads, as students who drop courses refunds. "We looked at the fee • in mid-semester are often due In the past 15 years, Florida's overpayments as an offsett to the low SEE REFUNDS, PAGE 5 Once-peaceful . Budget is • topic again student protests in Senate getting.violent Stan Report • CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE by Jessica Snyder COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE The student Senate will • continue today debate that Anti-apartheid protests escalated into angry, began last week over next sometimes violent, confrontations on campuses year's Strident Government across the nation last week as student protestors budget. Over $1 million is on clashed with both authorities and right-wing the line as the senators decide student groups. , how students' activity and In what may have been the worst incident, service fees will be spent from • dozens of students and campus police were and Exam cram Donna Lindsey/Central Florida Future July 1986 to June 1987 . injured 150 people arrested during two pre-dawn TheSenate meetingwill at 3 Two students find it's easier to study for exams under the shade of a tree raids of a shanty town built on the Univeristy of p.m. in the Engineering California campus in Berkeley. near the reflecting pond. Auditorium. As always, "The police were extremely brutal," said John anyone may attend. · Hurley, a Berkeley junior. "A lot of my friends got their faces cut by police slamming them down on the pavement.~' . REACTIONS Until now a mannered, business-like protest FROM PAGE l movement, the anti-aprtheid demonstrations of last week more closely resembled the heated, tense riots of the sixties, when campus opinion was respond to the next act. polarized. . Khadafy has also boxed himself in by Earlier at Berkeley, campus police conducted a 1 encouraging terrorism, Bledsoe said. a.m. raid on a "shantytown" built to symbolize the "We have encouraged Arab allies to rally behind plight of South Africa's black citizens, tearing Libya" with our middle east policy, Bledsoe said. down the structures and uprooting some 200 He suggested that the U.S. should have students camping in the area. Chancellor Ira publicized evidence of Khadafy's involvement with Heyman said the structures were a fire hazard and terrorism attacks. the protestors were "inviting force." If we had shown our allies the evidence, Bledsoe Donna Lindsey/Central Florida Future 1 Nationwide, such protests seemed to p~ak during said, ·they could 'have taken a firmer stand. 'We Stern says the United States should have tried the last week of March and first week of April, would have more solid ground to defend , more peaceful means before attacking Libya. dubbed the National Weeks of Action by the ourselves.'' American Committee on Africa. Most students interviewed voiced support for the At Cornell University, students occupied the U.S. attack on Libya. terrorist bases in Libya. president's office, unfurling a banner proclaiming "I agree with what the president, as commander "I think America has complicated the situation the start of the two weeks of action. in chief, did,'' said Cadet Capt. David George of Air more," he said. Self feels the United States should About 120 students at the Univeristy of Force ROTC. · . concehtrate on solving the root of terrorists' Pennsylvania marched across campus carrying During President Reagan's television address problem, rather than tryin_g to eliminate the co~fins draped in black to honor the South African Monday night, many students in the Knights' Den terrorist.s. blacks killed in Sharpeville in 1960. cheered their approval. He added that he does not support Khadafy's Univeristy of North Carolina-Chapel Hill "It's about time we (the United States) stopped regime because it "goes against what Islam apartheid protestors found the~selves in a tense letting ourselves be pushed around by third-rate teaches." standoff with College Republicans and the countries," safd Ted Greene, a political Congressman -Bill Nelson, D-Fla., ''supports the Students for America, who built a "Berlin Wall" science/history major. President's action, especially after other peaceful hehind shanties erected on the campus greeri. Mohamed Self, president of the Moslem Student methods, like economic sanctions, failed," said a Association, said the United States may have spokesman· for the legislator. SEE PROTESTS, PAGE 6 created more problems for itself by attacking Rep. Bill McCollum, R-Fla. said he too supports "1'.. T~, 7n li the actions of the U.S. military against Libya. l "'!ti W ~ c ~ ~!!L~iltJiWli;iii!l!i\'fiii!ilil!if'1.'·i\t71!ii't'l.1thlltil:l!;ll't'~ifii11Wi'ifJ!i'i>'ifiii.itiit\':f;'fi!t\>1lj;flo/!fl~llfiftl¥lilf¥V1i!'liWtiii£ii.~
• HOPE FOR AID to start debating the bill this • TOUGH STAND •EXPULSION behaivor," Thomas said. The Higher Education week. State University System University of Alabama Two students were ar Protection Act, introduced Chancellor Charlie Reed and ·President Joab Thomas says rested at tlw scene of the by Rep. William Clinger. • NEW TEST THEORY Univeristy of Florida Presi he'll expel all students he fire. U A is preparing to R-Penn., would exempt all Test scores tend to be dent Marshall Criser both finds were involved in a charge the students with federal student aid pro higher among students who suggested last week that col cross burning in front of a violating the student con grams from the automatic change their answers fre lege freshmen should be ban cottage about to be occupied duct code. cu ts mandated by the quently on multiple choice ned from varsity sport by members of Alpha Kappa Gramm-Rudman-Hollings tests, a study by Texas teams to give them time to Alpha, all-black sorority. • NfWSLINE budgt-balancing law. A&M professor Ludy Ben adapt academically to col "The univerisity simply If you have a tip or a story Clinger expects the House jamin has found. lege. will '30t tolerate this kind of idea, call 275-2601. 4, The Central Florida Future,-April 17, 1986
ACCENTS in the first week of May. Student Sen. Ross Brown says he is UNFAIR JOB FROM PAGE 1 concerned about the problem. In February, Brown introduced a resolution asking the Student evaluations are administered at Florida Board of Regents to seek proposals ADVANTAGE: the end of each semester. The results are that would clarify the accent problem. Copies compiled and analyzed by the ·computer of the resolution were sent to the Dr. center. The results are then sent to the Le Vester Tubss, vice president of Student A KINKO'S RESUME. appropriate college. · Affairs, President Trevor Colburn, the BOR, You'll stand apart from the crowd with a sharp The evaluations are not open record. Only the Florida ·Student Association and the looking professional resume from Kinko's. three copies are made. The original copy is student governments of Florida's other state Choose from a variety of paper stock and let given to the instructor. On~ copy goes to the universities. our friendly staff assist you in creating an dean of the college to be read and then added Instructors at UCF who want to improve attention-getting statement about yourself. to the instructor's personal file. The other their dialect can get help fron the copy is given to the department chairman. Communicative Disorders Department. The According to Brenda Kashow, secretary for Communicative Disorders clinic can Open early. Open late. Open weekencts. j Associate Vice President of Academic administer dialect tests that would pinpoint 127 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park 628-5255 Affairs Frank Juge, the resµlts of the Spring ·any.problems. Dialect therapy is available at 1986 student evaluations should be sent out the clinic to instructors at a reduced rate.
DRAFT Eat-In Fresh FROM PAGE 1 CORRECTION. Or ~~-"" Made Take-Out Salads think the current situation with Libya will lead to the in- In the March 6th issue of the Central Goldenrod Groves stitution of a draft in the near Florida Future an error was made in Shoppi"ng Center future. the Type Right advertisement. The ' If a draft were to come Winter Park about, draftees would be phone number in the ad should have selected randomly on the read 862-6751. The Futur~ regrets this 4270 S.R. 426 basis of their birthday, error. HOURS (305) 678-8113 Stazley said. 9-9 Mon-Sat ALL MEATS CUT • '*rhe Central Florida future FRESH TO ORDER 111: National Committee far · 12-7 Sun , ® Prevention of Child Abuse
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The United States has made a commitment now, from which it cannot back off. Our bombing of Libya, despite its intended ef fect, has forced a polarization of the moderates on the issue, and. put the U.S. in the unenviable posi tion of being the aggressor in a- situation where we claim self-defense as our motives. The facts about the Khadafy government are in disputable. It has been a training ground for ter rorists and a base from which their barbaric acts are carried out. There is no justification for their ac tions, nor is any sympathy for their cause generated by their acts. But the message the Reagan administration has supposedly sent out, will undoubtedly come back to haunt us. As George Schultz so aptly put it Monday, ''violence begets violence.'' Our bombing of the Li byans accomplished nothing. It will not stop ter rorism, and President Reagan readily admits this. The message it was to have sent, that we will "hold his regime responsible for any new terrorist attacks against American citizens,'' means nothing to the people who were killed or injured in our attack. Moreover, those in Libya who would oppose Khadafy will have a difficult time doing so when Send Pi Kappa Alpha to Libya American bombs rain down. • It is also an indisputable fact, that terrorists will Editor's note: Tim Ball's column will not appear increase their atrocities against the U.S. as a result this week as he is out gator hunting. In his absence, of our actions. No American expects hordes of his colleague Herman L. Cockroach will pontificate fanatics to initiate a reign of terror in our streets. · on some generally useless and irrelevant topics. But that is what makes the situation so dangerous. This newspaper takes no responsibility for what The pursuit of moderate solutions to the you read here. Mr. Ball's column will return next grievances between our two countries have been week. scrapped. And now, they have no chance of suc ceeding in reaching a non-violent conclusion to the problem. Our government has argued that since Greetings fellow peanut butter lovers. My name They began by directing racial slurs towards a Khadafy perpetrates violent acts; violence is all he is Herman L. Cockroach and I've been given the black member of the Sigma Chi hockey team. (That understands. What lesson did he learn from our at opportunity by my good friend Mr. Tim Ball to fill 'Mr. Editor person tells me I can't repeat the tack? That America will not stand for acts of ter this editorial space today. (Tim's out gator hunting specific words here-something about ''bounds of rorism on its people? Will he care? and or some nonesense like that.) good taste.") He may care, but that will not change the course Being an intelligent bug, well-versed in the ways we have forced him to take. Khadafy has no choice of the world, I thought I'd let you know about a few The Pikes' harrassment resulted in a fight in. but tq fight the United States to save face. There is things going on around here that you should know parking lot five to which UCF Police responded. I no doubt that we will crush his regime. But what about: happen to know these events are facts 'cause I was price will we pay? More importantly, what will we hanging out with a Student Escort Patrol friend of have gained? A safer world? Picky Pikes:Those nasty Pi Kappa Alpha mine who was in the vicinity at the time. A safer world will not come from crushing fraternity brothers are at again. Usually, they're Khadafy. Terrorism is the problem which we are walking around in their snappy-looking clone Let's get the Klan out of UCF. trying to address. But terrorism is only a condition, outfits, the ideal example of American youth, Send Pi Kappa Alpha to Libya. 'Nuff said. it is not a problem. It is a result ofmany things, virtuous students destined to become leaders of none of which can be solved by bombing Libya, or men in our society. Gmne of the week: In case you haven't heard, The engaging in any direct military confrontation. But watch out when the get m~d. Central Florida Future has been challenged to a The answers are there for us somewhere. But we softball duel-to-the-death by Student Government. will not find them in planes over the Gulf of Sidra The Pikes weren't happy with the outcome of a As team mascot I'll be standing by with lots of or craters in Tripoli. They lie on the floors of our floor hockey game against Sigma Chi on Monday peanut butter and beer for the team representing government institutions. night (it was a tie), so they decided to start a little the wonderful world of journalism, and plenty of off-court action after the game. ~andages for the opposing legislator.s.
•Southern 'Gentlemen' cannot handle defeat, then perhaps "technical," the trend setting voca they should not be allowed to par tion in this region. It seems to me discredit Greeks ticipate in the greek system. that this name would fit right in with, • "Gators," "Seminoles," and "Hur Editor: Name withheld by request ricanes.'' Rather than trying to rid .ourselves It seems that the ''Southem of the "bad will" associated with our Gentlemen" have again shown how present teams, let's give these guys a much class ~hey have. One would • Out with the old, clean slate to work with. ·I watched think that the brothers of Pi Kappa "better" fraternities on campus them practice last week and I was im Alpha would have grown up after shows such little taste. It is this type in with the new pressed. They're going to surprise a their performance at the Interfrater of action that confirms the beliefs of lot of people· t~s year. nity Council banquet. But once again the people who discredit the fraterni Editor: Go Suntechs! they have shown how childish they ty system. A fraternity is supposed to are. After losing to Sigma Chi frater be a growing experience. But for In view of the fact that our football Paul Skyers nity in a floor hockey game, Pi Kappa those of us who witnessed their action program is undergoing a complete Finance Alpha lowered themselves to direc after the floor hockey game, we cam metamorphosis, I would like to pro ting racial slurs to~ards Student to the harsh realization that pose a new name for the team. I am Body President John GilL Fights i~ something is lacking in the Pi Kappa thinking of a name which is more in Got a gripe? Get it read. Drop your the parking lot ensued until the Alpha fraternity. Maybe they should digenous to this area than "Knight." letters off at our offices located in the University Police came and separated start acting like the leaders they like So, permit me to propose a new ugly white trailer beside the Health the two groups. to claim · i;hey are. Actions su~h as name: The "Suntechs," for our teams. Center, or mail it to us at P. 0. Box At a time when the greek system as these handicap more than help the The name is, of course, the result of 25000, UCF, Orlando, 32816. You a whole is being scrutinized as to its greek system. merging the words ''sun,'' florida 's can't make it better by sitting on your benefits, it is sad when one of the If the brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha most popular commodity, and pen, so send your letters in.
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LEX meeting Friday April 18 En 12111:00. Apt. for rent 2 bdrm 2 bath near UCF $395 Restaurant Position Available BIRTH CONTROL CENTER EXPERT TYPING: 24 yrs exp. Full-time. term Elections of officers for 86-87 Please vote call 273-3899. Port & full time 1030 Herman, near 436 and 50. papers, theses, reports, resumes, etc. cor Guest speaker Margaret Donnely of FLA Apply In person CLOSEST CENTER TO UCF. rection of spelling grammar, punc., and LEGAL ASS. Reception to follow. Anyone ln Interviews between 2-4 pm 422-0606 or toll free 1-800-432-8517 editing Included. Reasonable. Call Bea, terestea In law Is Invited to attend. Bakerstreet Restaurant 678-1386. 743 Lee Road, Orlando Winter Park private room & bath, laundry, cable Inc. 325/mo. No pets no smoking Home typing service Pick-up and delivery. 657-2233. Prefer female. Port time secretory. You choose hours. In JOB HUNTING ? 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•BASKETBALL given to the first and second on the day of the race. The •YMCA A two day single place finishers, along with a course, consisting of asphalt The Winter Park Family elimination basketball consolation award to be given roads and flat terrain, will YMCA pool is officially open • tournament for men and to the winner of the start next to the swimming for the season and lessons and women will be held at the consolation tournament. The pool by Rec Services. The activities have begun. Orlando Downtown consolation con test is total length of the course is The Winter Park "Y" will • Recreation Complex on April provideq as a separate 5,000 meters (3.1 miles.) host a wide variety of 25 and 26. tournament for all teams Fo~ more information, The race is divided into activities including: Parent The deadline for entering eliminated with one loss. The contact Jack Vinson at male and female age groups. Tot lessons for ages six the tournament is April 21. winner of the consolation 849-2288. There is also a wheelchair months through three years, The tournament will consist bracket will actually be the division. Tadpole classes for ages three of three-man teams playing in third place finisher overall. •RACE T-Shirts will be given to the through five, Progressive four different divisions: 12 Games consist of fifteen The third annual Dr. first 300 entrants. Program for ages six through years of age and under, 13 to points counted by one's, and 0 'Leary Memorial Run will 14, Terrified of Water classes 15 years, 16-19 years and 20 the winner must win by a be held on April 19 at 8:00 For more information, call for adults, and Scuba and years -on up. margin of two points. Each a.m. 275-2050. Entry blanks can Lifesaving instructions. There is an entry fee of five team will consist of three Entry fee for the race is be picked up at the Education For more information,. call dollars, and awards will be players with no substitutes. seven dollars and can be paid Building, room 151. 644-1509
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• ·Sell for more""'- Buy for less 10, The Central Flo_rida Future·. April 17, 1986 UCF crew captures third place overcome the problems of a young team and by Loreen Ray . accomplish what we know we are capable of. SPECIAL TO THE FUTURE If our boat continues to row to its potential the State Championship race should be very rewarding.'' The UCF crew team's varsity eight women In other events the Knights did well, captured gold medals in the 1000 meter placing third in overall points for the regatta STUDENT Govenor's Cup Regatta last Saturday in behind FIT and Jacksonville University. Melbourne. The men's varsity eight finished behind It was the first gold medal of the season for FIT in a ·field of six boats. LEGAL .SERVICES the varsity women, who continued to show The frosh-novice eight men showed marked steady improvement on their drive to hold on improvement over last week, finishing third Student Legal Services provides to their two 'year reign as Florida's state to Jacksonville by only three seconds. The students with assistance in selected champions. . novice men repeated their strong areas of law such as landlord/tenant, The women beat Florida Institute of performance in the four, finishing a close consumer, non-criminal traffic and • Technology and Rollins College· in a tense third to FIT and Rollins. uncontested dissolutions. You can battle along the short, choppy course. UCF The women's varsity four placed third receive attorney consultation . and understroked FIT but managed to outpower among seven boats, losing a last minute representation free of charge to their opponents to hold an early lead and surge for second place to.Rollins in the last 50 . qualified students. Call 275-2538 or finish half a boatlength ahead in 3:26.53. meters. · s.top by SC 210 for more information Women's captain Jill Wohlw~nder was This Saturday the crew team -travels to or an appointment. excited about her boat's performance, saying, Tampa to defend its.title in the Florida State · "Our determination and drive has helped u~ Championships. this year after missing a good questionable for the ·game due Problems with? Need? • FOOTBALL. ·part of last season with to an ankle injury. Stockstill FROM PAGE 12 nagging knee injuries. Davis· explained that if Lanham did Landlords? A Will? carried a 5.3 rushing average see action it would be for a ------to injured reserve status. limited time. Last year Insurance? Name Change? those guys," Beasley said. , "I'm all in one piece for a Lanham completed 97 of 169 "This game is just · another change," Davis commented. passes for 1,268 yards and 13 Contracts? Uncontested Dissolution? one of those .times. '' ''I'm.really looking forward to touchdowns. • Davis, who is a key element this season." · Backups Darin Slack and to UCF's ground game, will Last year's leading passer, K-:evin Helms will handle the Police? return to the Knights' lineup Tony Lanham, is listed as quarterback chores.
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El Avis features GM cars. Pontiac Grand Am. So easy. Cars sub1ec1 10 ava1lab1l1 ty Offer available only a1 all Avis Orlando Airport loca11ons Cash or Avis -honored charge card5 accepred SeaEscape promo1ton expires June 30 1986 Renier mus1 mee1 srandard Avis cred 11 dri ver and m1 n1mum age reQuiremenl (19) and presenl college ID • Reluel1n g service charges. laxes op11onal CDW PAI and PEP are nor included c 1985 Avis Rent A Car System, Inc., Avis• s Black·meets Gold on Saturday Senior running back Elgin by Scott Wallin _ Davis said he and his CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE teammates also look to the game as being fun. UCF's fourth annual Black "We've been waiting a long and Go1d football game will time for this game, " Davis take place Saturday night at said. "We've been practicing Orlando Stadium. Game time at school for five weeks and is at 7:00 p.m: it'll be great to play at the The game, in which the stadium under the lights.'' coaches divide the Knights' Davis also mentioned how spring roster into two important the game is for different offenses verses two players trying to prove different defenses, is the final themselves to the coaches. evaluation the coaches will "There are people trying to have on the players before move up to a higher status. next season. It's very crucial to a lot of ' "It's a final tuneup for the guys." upcoming season," receivers One of those guys is junior coach Rick Stockstill . wide receiver -Neil Beasley. explained, "It's a fun game Beasley is currently listed that conditions players for behind Ted Wilson and Brian game-like situations." Gl~sford on the depth chart. After the game, Stockstill Last season Beasley was said all the coaches will decide credited with only one who will fill the top two spots r~ception, while Wilson set a for each position going into school record with 76 and the fall. Everyone on the Glasford pulled in 21. roster will receive an "Every time I get o_n the opportunity to play. field I have to do something. to "We're going to find out prove that I can play with Quarterback Darin Slack will be one of the centers of attention in the Black and Gold who we can · count on,'' game Saturday. Stockstill added. SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE 10 .. UCF is BASEBALL POLL·ESPN NBA playoffs start tonight ..
Team Points by Chris Richcreek most snubbed exciting NBA OPENING ROUND 1. Louisiana State 496 SPORTS EDITOR 2. Florido State 495 little man in AMES in .poll 3. Loyala-Mrymnt 493 Spud 4. Miomi, Fla. 490 The National Basketball Association is Webb. (All times, EST) 5. South Florida 489 ready to embark on its three month playoff Simply put, 6. Texas 484 trek this week. In order to better understand · who e v-e r Staff Report 483 THURSDAY 1 1. 0ra1 Roberts what 16 teams will be doing in- the next puts the CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE 8. UCLA 481 hlcago ot Boston, 8 p.m. I\ 9. Stanford 480 month, The Central Florida Future is most points
1 ' 10. Old Dominion 476 providing a playoff guide for the fan to on the trolt at Atlanta. 8 p.m. For the second straight 11. BYU 474 follow. ' scoreboard week the UCF baseball team 12. Texas A&M 473 Boston Celtics vs. Chicago Bulls will win. Antonio at LA., 10:30 p.m. 13. Michigan 471 is not ranked in the top thirty The return of superstar Michael Jordan Milwaukee poll produced by the 14. Hawaii 468 romenio ot Houston, 8:30 p.m. 15. Oklahoma 466 (22. 7 ppg) enabled Chicago to overtake vs. New • Entertainment and Sports 16. Arizqno 465 Cleveland for the final playoff spot. Jordan's Jersey Network. 17. Tulane 463 1·eturn meant that George Gervin (16.2 ppg) The FRIDAY 1118. UNLV 462 The Knights, who currently New Jersey at Milwoukee,.9:00 19. Arkansas 460 will come off the bench to score points. The Bucks, sport a 41-10 record, p.m. 20. Nebraska 459 return of shot blocker Jawann Oldham will without a originally made their 21. Indiana St. 458 also be helpful. true center, Washington at PhUadelphla, 7:30 appearance in the poll two ll 22. N.C. State 455 However, Chicago will have to be hitting on have p.m. weeks ago, when they landed ,, 23. South Carolina 452 all cylinders in -Order to dethrone the Celtics. always had 24. Georgia Tech 450 • in the 28th spot. Boston has all-universe MVP Larry Bi:i;-d mild Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. · Last week, the Knights fell 25. Auburn 448 26. UC Santo-Barb. 447 (25.8 ppg, 9.8 rebounds-per-game), which is success m Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. out of the poll and have not 27. Col. St.-Fulf. 444 enough to set back any team. Boston's the reappeared since'. 28. Pepperdine 439 strength lies in the front court, where Robert playoffs, During this two week 29. Georgia 436 ' Parish (16.1 ppg), Kevin McHale (21.3 ppg) ·especially period, the Knights have 30. E. Carolina 433 IC! and sixth man Bill Walton (7.6 ppg) man the in the opening rounds. Terry Cummings (19.8 compiled an 8-4 record, paint. including wins over the ppg) and Sidney Moncrief (20.2 ppg) are the Philadelphia vs. Washington top stars here. University of Florida and Voting is conducted by a This has progressed from an easy-to-pick Rollins College (twice.) nationwide_panel of coaches, As for New Jersey, they have lost Darryl series to one that is a toss-up. Philadelphia Dawkins to an injury and Michael Ray Louisiana State sits in the sports writers and sports has been struck down with numerous top spot with a 35·5 record as information directors. Richardson to drugs. Center Mike Gminski • injuries, including a fr~ctured right eye of last Friday. Florida State The Knights have not has been hot as of late (16.5 ppg) and Buck socket suffered by Moses Malone, Andrew Williams is tough on the boards (15.9 ppg, is second, with a 41-8 record. appeared in J;Jaseball Toney's sore feet, and Bob McAdoo's America magazine's top 25 12.0 rpg.) The . poll emphasizes hyperextended left knee. The 76ers still have L.A. Lakers vs. San Antonio strength of schedule, win poll this year. Baseball Julius Erving (18.1 ppg), and Maurice Cheeks The Spurs have one of the top stars in the streaks, returning players, America places Florida State (15.4 ppg, 9.2 assists-per-game). The key to conference in guard Alvin Robertson (17.0 and Qther vital information. as their top team. Philly, however, is the play of Charles ppg, 5.5 apg). They also have center Artis Barkley (20.0 ppg, 12.8 rpg). He must have Gilmore (16. 7 ppg, 8.5 rpg), who is known to consistent games for Philly to win. give Kareem Abdul-J abbar some problems. Miami, Ta.mpa Bay have Washington is a team with a lot of height in Unfortunately for the Spurs, the Lakers Manute Bol (4.96 blocks-per-game), but have everything going for them-. Both Jabbar a tougher schedule ranked in the bottom five in the league in (23.4 ppg) and Magic Johnson (18.8 ppg, 12.6 rebounding, while Philly took the top spot in apg) have had stellar seasons, and James in 1985, can ill afford a similar the same category. Cliff Robinson (18. 7 ppg, by Marc Deitchman Worthy (20.0 ppg) is right on track to beginning this year. The 8. 7 rpg), and guard Jeff Malone (22.4) are the CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE becoming a major star in the league. Dolphins 1986 schedule is stars for the Bullets. The defending chapions are looking for a loaded with potential trouble Atlanta vs. Detroit rematch with Boston, and unless a major The Mirum Dolphins' and early, with San Diego, the The Pistons and Hawks are in a run-and upset occurs, they will get their wish. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' New York Jets, San gun type of series, where a team that scores Houston vs. Sacramento 1986 schedules were released Francisco, and New England over 120 points may not win. Detroit is led by Sacramento is new to the playoffs, having by the NFL last week. awaiting confrontation in all-star guard Isiah Thomas (20.9 ppg, 10.8 just completed their first successful year Overall; both schedules four of the first five weeks. apg) and center Bill Laimbeer, who lead the after moving the franchise from Kansas City. appear to be tougher than last league in rebounding (13.1 rpg.). Atlanta Guard Reggie Th~u~ (18.8 ppg, 9.6 ppg) and years'. counters with the league's leading scorer in The Dolp~~s, slo'_V st~ r ters SEE NFL, PAGE 11 Dominique Wilkins (30.3 ppg) and the NBA's SEE N.BA, PAGE 11 •
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60s REVISED Paisley and plaid BY KRYS FLUKER AND Clockwise from upper left: Our models show off other things, is inspired by One of the new areas to be MORGAN PHILLIPS some inexensive 60s chic. Carla kicks back in a the clothing popular with the defined is the waist. Peplum white peplum top ($24) and print knit skirt ($10); PHOTOS BYADAMCHRZAN 60s hippie counterculture; but styling-borrowed straight that look is flavored by a from the 60s-flatters anyone Debbie is relaxed in a striped sleeveless sweater heavy dose of 80s' cynicism. with any waist at all and also ($17), black knit zippered leggings ($13) and a floral Turtle necks. Outrageous plaids, prints manages to cover up for print jacket ($39); and Kelly. is cool in a white knit Plastic earrings and patterns characterize the women who are unhappy "new wave" in fashion. The about their hips. crop top ($6) and white knit knickers ($10) topped three inches wide. key is to bring the impression One of the biggest boons for with a houndstooth shirt. All fashions courtesy of Prints that look your way is the right way. bottom-heavy women is the Brook's in the Altamonte Mall. The stronger the will; the return of the shift- the dress like something more pronounced the outfit. that hangs in a straight line Salvador Dali would The lnok most heavily bor from the shoulders to the wear to jeans. ors are bright and very _in rowed on is the "body hem. T~e look is simple in the One of the touches that has tense and contrasty. Pa.ttt,:ns dream about. concious" style of dressing. extreme, but it can be dressed carried over for the past few not unsurprisingly are one of Have we suddenly Soft, clingy knits are the up with a dress-length duster seasons is the use of leggings, the latest additions to the been zapped by a choices of the day, most fre or a bunch of rattling beads stirrup pants and colored fashion scene. Wild paisleys, quently printed with swirls of and bracelets. tig~:ts to give the legs the re checks, stripes and flowers time machine, or are paisley or a lively hounds quired "skinny" look. Com are just the beginn the 60s coming tooth. However, the uncom The duste: is another steal bined with a big top or slinky ing-psychedelic prints are promising 60s lines that made from the Age of Aquarius. sweater, these definitly evoke making a comeback, also. back? models like Twiggy famous The long, shapeless jacket in a 60s feel. Unfortunatly, they Another nice detail for the have been modified to be every color and fabric-will be are not so easy to wear. contemporary woman is the Yes and no. The current kinder to ladies who aren't seen more and more covering Color is a key word in the trend in fashion. as in many shaped like sticks. up everything from formal fashion picture. The new col- SEE STYLE, PAGE 2
Volume 2 Number 30 April 17. 1986 \&'I l .. Calendar
•STUDENT FESTIVAL Visual and performing student artists will combine their talents to present a festival April 17-18 on the UCF green and in the stu dent organizations lounge. The event, which will feature musicians, ar· tists, dancers and drama students, wiJI take place from 9-5 both days. For more informa tion call Nancy Deis at 671-6355. •THE RITZ A straight guy on the lam from the Mafia hides out in a gay bathhouse in this Central Florida Civic Theater presentation. Perfor mance dates are April 17-20, and 23-27. For more information call 896·7365. •THE TAP DANCE KID Zev Bufman presents this Tony Award· winning muskal about a boy caught between pursuing a career as a dancer and following in his father's footsteps. The show, which runs "pril 22-27 at Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, features Broadway alumni Eugene Fleming, Dule Hill. and Martine Allard. For more information call 843-8111. •IN CONCERT David Allan Coe will be the opening act for Willie Nelson at the Ocean Center at Daytona Beach on May 9. Tickets are $15 reserved and • can be purchased at all Select-a-Seat outlets and the Ocean Center box office. To charge by phone call 254-4545 or 1-800-858-6444 (toll free). •ANNIE The Broadway classic premieres with a gala benefit performance and a pre-show reception to benefit The Kids' Junior Theatre Concept, Inc. Opening night is April 17 at the Valencia Community Black Box Theatre, East Campus. Tickets are $25 each. For tickets and more information call 677-6647. •CONTEMPORARY GOSPEL Sandi Patti and 1st Call will be in concert • at Lakeland Carpenter's Home Church April 19 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are a $6 donation and are available at The Carpenter's Shop. Call toll free l ·800·826·5239. •DISNEY CONCERT The Four Tops, Paul Revere and the Raiders, the Turtles, the Grass Roots, and The Spinners headline the 'Blast From the Past' April 25 in the Magic Kingdom. Tickets are on sale for $15.95 in advance at Select·a· Seat locations, participating Sears stores and Walt Disney World ticket locations or $16.95 at the gate. NEXT: SEASONS \N IHE SUN
• Did .you miss her? Jayne's back STYLE just as sassy as ever, thank you FROM PAGE 1 nice detail for the contemporary woman is the fabrics that are used in the current 60s revival. Designers have brought the styles up to date wit.h such fabrics as cotton a:nd linen, in BY J AY~E FRYE place of the omnipresent polyester of twenty years ago. Polyester may have fallen by the wayside, but plastic Library notice. In the interest of those of hasn't. Designers have been encouraging the use of huge, you who, like me, only walk down stairs, I frankly fake costume jewelry that can be "deployed" to draw have solved the mystery of the three attention where desired. Beads, bangles, and earrings to elevators. coordinate with all outfits can be picked up very cheaply at a Yes, I'm talking about those supposedly La Di Da chai:r:i like Woolworth's-or if that's too tacky, the same "new" elevators in the library. The ones with items are available at "better department stores" for three or the elegant "skylight" waiting area that more times the price. • leaks everytime it rains heavily. Trivia. Howard Phillips Hall and the Ad You stand on the second floor, having ministration Building were designed to be pressed the "up" button, and wait. The in easily defended by the National Guard in Hair hasn't been left untouched by the 60s revolution. The dicators show that one (or more) of the "cars" case of a student takeover attempt. Hoo-boy, ~adual trend in the past few years has been away from the is on the second floor. It's just that the doors those crazy Sixties were a hoot, weren't they wmdswept look and back to the straighter styles with bangs. won't open. However, this like everything else has been jazzed up with an boys and girls? And you thought the reflec 80s flair. Press the "down" button: ting pond/scum hole and the east and west .. Voila~ The doors open! If the elevator in entrances to Phillips Hall (which resemble a dica~s it's going down, press a button for a maze) were just for show! However, all the emphasis on individuality and creativity higher floor and it will usually go up anyway. Three intense junk foods: 1) Bar-B-Q is still what the flower children of the 60s would call 1f the elevator indicates that it is going up, Flavor Fritos (could be even stronger) 2) Cool "est~blishment." The original spirit of the 60s was rebellion, y
BY JOHN SCHROEDER Pregnant women are renowned for creating • odd combinations of food to satisfy inex . I am sitting here eating a pizza-:-slaving to plicable desires. Forget dill pickles at 3 a.m. THE THREE ·PRIMARY the craves of my appetite. And pizza, a stan -try cherry tomatoes dipped in sow: cream • dard fare of bread, tomato sauce, cheese, etc., (by the quart) or sauerkraut and banana CAUSES OF HAPPY is a standard craving. However, there are slices. definitly more bizarre foods to set your heart So much for snacks and desserts. How on, and some of them are downright about drinks? I've seen some pretty amazing HOURS AT disgusting to the uninitiated. concoctions with even more amazing names When you feel the desire for something tru· in bars; such as the Darth Vadar, Rat Poison ly weird come over you, you should never and some names that can't be printed. All tell • satisfy yourself with a standard dinner en bartenders that you want something extraor tree. No, a true genius creates his or her dinary in alcohol. But the truly bizarre rely perfect snack with a combination of pure im only on the resources found in their own kit agination and mouth-watering desire. And chens. Nothing compares to such "specials" anyway, pizza has been getting boring lately. as Tang and milk, or the haphazard mixture One of the milder examples of genuine · of every brand of soda you can get your creativity was spawned in SAGA by some hands on. unknown student". (Yes, there is food Well, back to my pizza, which I've almost • available in SAGA. You just have to mess finished. These last few pieces need 1. HAPPY HOUR NIGHTLY FROM with it a little.) This is vanilla ice cream, something unusual to· help me polish them smothered in chocolate syrup and topped off off. My girlfriend has suggested an addition • 4:00 TO CLOSE. · with a generous portion of Captain Crunch . of Roquefort cheese, but alas, I fear that Ro More adventurous types try Froot Loops. I'll quefort woµld not blend with the mug of beer stick to chocolate mint milkshakes, myself. I am also attempting to finish. I wonder what 2. GOOD FOOD AT GOOD PRICES. But anything is worth a try. oysters might taste like on pizza ....
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BY ADAM CHRZAN movies from blatant gore to a lighter The movie opens with a group of Mancuso's mix of comedy and horror Bet all you people out there in approach using humor and comedy. college-aged kids, most of whom have creates a tone that makes this film one • movieland think the flick April Fool's · And it's working. nothing in common, on their way to a that flows quickly and smoothly. Day is just anoth€r one of those horror This blending of elements works friend's islancf house for an April The movie's cast, composed mainly movies that flashes blood, guts and well for Mancuso as he takes the con·· Fool's weekend of surprises. of supporting-role actors and ac gore on the screen until most of the au- cept of April Fool's Day, a day tradi The first horror incident takes place tresses, further adds to this enjoyable • dience tosses their cookies. Well, tionally reserved for pranks, a few on the ferry-ride to the island. After and suspenseful film. Their perfor you're wrong. steps further .. Mancuso's intent was to the guests have settled in for the mances will no doubt yield some Producer Frank Mancuso Jr., best create a movie that would bridge the weekend, a series of catastrophic strong talent for this fall's movie crop. known for his work on Friday the 13th audiences that attend classic horror mishaps is unleashed on the unsuspec Obviously, not all will enjoy this Part III - in 3-D, Friday the 13th - The films, such as Friday the 13th, with ting guests. flick as much as others, but to those Final Chapter and more recently Fri- those that enjoy the Although the movie's plot is com who enjoy a good laugh along with day the 13th -A New Beginning, has Hitchcock/DePalma-type suspense plex at times, Mancuso never leads his shock and suspense, this movie's a shifted the emphasis in his horror . thrillers. audience into bewilderment. real winner.
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