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By GWEN R. RHODES stand at the student gates and hand out pompoms ... Assistant News Editor and megaphones, so if you didn't get your spirit ' items here, you can get them at the game." In honor of Halloweel)., emcee Kurt Pennypacker Kelli Belfatto, director of student government pro • cajoled students into dressing up as mummies as part ductions, puts the pep rallies t.ogether. of the Spirit Daze festivities at the Student Union ''We are encouraging everyone to come out and last Wednesday. become a certified member of the spirit patrol,"_she Pennypacker,- the director of promotions for the said. "We have had the football players and cheer • Student Government Association (SGA), told stu leaders come out and join in. We try to get other dents to "do the monster mash. Just dance and the teams to come out too, like the Women's Soccer people in the crowd will choose the best mummy." Team since they are doing so well. Unfortunately, \ . He ended up with three volunteers who won UCF they have. classes t~at have prev~nted them from sweatshirts for their efforts. participating. Spirit ·Da;le is a_stu_dent Belfatto does expect. the • pep rally . outside· qf ·tbe · _soccer teams·.to . participate ._Student Uiiiori beld· .e'very · .iµ_$pirit Daze on Nov. 18. ,Wednesday from Noon until ·'.'Hpp~flilly, we :wiH be able .2-p.m. before ev~ry , UCF-: · ~to h~lp them -. celebrate. win . ,..... home football ga~e. The · . iµng-t:4~ir cq.nfer~'n.'ce tit_Ie." ev,e.nt_ ·Je-afores ·.mu .sic .~ In' th~ · , pas~ ' few weeks,
... .. games1 .· giveaway~, - .teani .Spirit ':Daie".fras also··includ _ pi~y~rs and.team.i;pjrjj,_ , ~ · · · ed. rriem~d of .the l?.gsket~ · ' ·The pep raliy thi~ }Y-~ek· :·' · ball team, who wer.e ·helping .· was i_n · preparati.on ·for. th~ .· jo promote .U~F's Midnig~t UCF game against the Yourigs,t9wn Cardinals. Madness. . ·"You're doing it for the good of the school," "'We plan to do it again in the spririg to include the Pennypacker told the crowd 'of 'onlookers. Some of spring sports," Belfatto said. "This.-will inc:lude the . . the contests included a Milli VaniUi lip syncing con- rest of the basketball games as ~ell as for baseball . ,,· ... . test, a UCF figtJ_t _song contest and several UCF triv- . ·games._" ia contests. Prizes included hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts Belfatto emphasized that ''we don't expect people • and team flags. ·.· to stay the. whole two hour period;· We think its Near the end of the festivities, the UCF cheerlead- importantfor people to know that th_ey don't have to ers demonstrated cheers as well as various jumps stay the whole time. They can come out for a little • Kevin CoJber Photo and in general danced to the music. while and show their school spirit and possibly win Students use According to Sandy Baker, director of internal a prize too. roofs around public relations for the SGA, "We've done it for "We give out lots of prizes, "she continued, "we Photo by Erin Benit • ·campus to every home game so far. We spend about two hours try to come up with a lot of different stuff to give Suzanne McPherson performs in the Monster watch the trying to get school spirit going and encouraging away. Some of the prizes we give away are shirts, Mash competition during the Spirit Daze Pep shuttle launch. people to go to the ball games. During the games we hats, sweatshirts and movie passes." Rally in front of the Student Union.
I 41 Quayle welcomed C-day picnic offers mixer to students and professors by student body By TAYLOR SIKES chance for students and facul Staff Writer ty to mix in an informal By SHELLEY WILSON Arena on Oct. 29. atmosphere. Staff Writer At ·the age of 41, Quayle About 200 students and fac "We wanted it to be a non became the youngest to serve as ulty came to Lake Claire oh academic environment for stu "I know America today is vice president and has also Friday, Oct. 23 for "C-Day," dents and professors to inter focused in on John Glenn mak served two terms in both the the School of act outside of class," said Lisa ing history. He is a good friend House of Representatives and Communications' annual pic Tessier, 25, the Quotes direc of mine and a great hero. But I the Senate. Fred Piccolo, the nic, which features free food, tor of Community Relations. know where I am and I know Campus Activity Board's speak drinks, music and sports. Tessier worked with local who the real hero around here er director, introduced Quayle in The event was put on by the businesses to get the food for
is ..... Daunte Culpepper." his opening speech as one of the Photo by Kevin Cother Quotes club, of the school's "C-day" donated. Food given This was the opening line Dan most active vice presidents in Dan Quayle speaks at the Arena Advertising/Public Relations included pizzas, chicken Quayle, the 44th vice president, amid speculation he will run for program. Their main goal for stated to an audience at the UCF See QUAYLE, Page 6 president in 2000 . the gathering was to provide a See FROM, Page 6 .. Homecoming events Abug that won't bite Place your FREE Respond online to our announced Veteran's benefits not to Classified Ad on question of the weekl Movie, carnival, and pep be delayed by millennium rally plan to build spirit. virus. our website! New each Wednesday. -PAGE 4 -PAGE 1 www.UCFluture.com www.UCFluture.com • November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future • 2 • Students join forces with UCF Library presses charges • By GWEN R. RHODES There was police to collect toys for needy Assistant News Editor still product in the • By GWEN R. RHODES sored a toy drive on campus able to the idea. We weren't UCF Police responded to the cam- machine but Assistant News Editor which targeted primarily the · going to change anything, we f?USJibrary on Oct. 27 after library no money UCF faculty and -staff, accord would be adding a new element . worker Yvette Monroe reported an was found. · Beginning Nov. 2, a huge, ing to Carla Cordoba, coordina and getting more people to par · fittell;lpted theft of lib:rary magazine gift-wrapped refrigerator box tor of the Alumni ticipate." · pages. •Student vehicle decals continue will be placed beside the infor Student/Parent Program which According to Cordoba, The suspect was attempting to to be stolen from cars parked on mation desk on the first floor of is a part of the Alumni "Jeannette is used to working . le~ve the library when he set off the campus. ~ on Oct. 26, Philip J. Ryan • the Student Union for a Holiday Relations Office. The SAA is with the various departments secµ,rity alarms at the entrance to ill, reported his vehicle parking Toy Drive. one of the many programs run and I am used to working-with : the library. He returned to the circu~ decal was stolen from his maroon, The toy drive will run from by the Alumni Relations Office. students so it would make a . •lafion desk' where he took' all of his two.do.or Nissan while it was ' ::!:::c-:(· ...... - .? -'- ' - -. -- ·:·:-: ->~ Nov. 2 through Dec. 11 and will "We had come up with a sim good joint combined effort." 1 • p0oks out of his book bag. When he parked' ~n the ~oUrth level of the ih . !> benefit radio station XL 106.7's ilar idea of having a toy drive There will be three drop-off attempted to gMhrOuth: tile security West Parking [email protected], Christmas Baby DJ Fund. The based on a school in locations: the gift box in the . g~te a' seccmd time, he again set off The decal was stolen sometime . UCF end of the toy drive is Mississippi called 'Stuff the Student Union, in the police ' the security alaI1IJS. When he went between the' hours of 10 ' a.m. and ' being jointly sponsored for the Stocking' which had gotten department lobby and in Room )jack to the circulatim:i qesk, be took 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct.19. He is · first time by the Student great student participation," 340 of the Administrations . 40'pages which had beentorn out of willing to prosecute~ Alumni Association (SAA) and said Cordoba. "When I talked Building in the Alumni . w~rary~owueJ:l · rn~gw.t~~s, in .his the UCF Police Department. to my boss, Tom Messina Relations Office. Emert said w,~~go~ . b~g. Xhe sqspe9~~: ~d~tt~d to •CaQda9~ t Proferes tepm;teq het . "We ask for new unwrapped [executive director of Alumni that she would also come pick (iVIgfioe' tliat he had !~r~ th~, pages wallet\stol~Il. from the study area . toys to be donated," said Police Relations], about it, he told me up donations from on campus " gut of the magazines.' . across frpm 'the circu1atiop desk on Officer Jeannette Emert of the that the police department had locations and the Research · The' library is willing t9 ' press Oct'J2s. The wallet was stolen.dur Crime Prevention Unit. "We been having toy drive for the Park. charges. The tWO mag~es that ing a 20-minute" period when don't accept used toys." last few years." According to Emert, there will ,-were damaged are worth 0 $25.90. Proferes went to use the telephone According to Emert, the Baby "We didn't want tQ step on be a note pad at each of the Tl}.<; suspect offered tQ make restitq- beside the elevators. DJ Fund allows people to write any toes or have two toy drives drop-off locations in which a ··- tio~;;td tht\.library,,for th¢ damage to She i!!ft her wallet, purse, books or call the radio station and going on," Cordob4 said. "I donor can write their name thb mag~ines . .. and ~, ring ixing,bnJop of the d~ request toys for their children. later met Jeannette Emert down if they would like to, when she went to use the phone. The radio station allows the through a student in the SAA although it is not required. JN OTHE]l UCFPD .REPORTS: The wallet is a brown~ Liz person to choose a few toys per who works with the victim's Thank you notices will be sent Claiborne bifold. Itcontaineda Visa child based on the age group assistance program with out at a later date. •In the ongoing vandalized vend check card from Space Coast Credit and gender of the child. Jeannette and we started dis The gift box drop-off location ing machine case, another one was Uniont a Discover credit card, her Last year's effort at UCF cussing the possibility of work will be checked and emptied found damaged .in the women's Florida driver's license, a miniature •. yielded a 33 percent increase in ing together on their toy drive. daily to prevent theft. restroom next to room 103 in the birth certificate, about $10 and var participation over the year "She has a lot of loyal regu Questions can be directed to Visual Arts Building on Oct 24. ious pictiires. before according to Emert. lars who participate every either Officer Jeannette Emert It appeared that someone had The total overall value :is about Over the past few years the year," Cordoba continued, "The at 823-6268 or Carla Cordoba forced open the coin box by hand. $90. She is willing to press charges. police department has spon- police department was accept- at 823-3453. •
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.. WWW. .!~~J~I New senators, new start for Senate • TEXTBOOKS ... By SHELLEY WILSON which I highly recommend. However, this Ossie Palla served Staff Writer is a conflict of interest considering he's not as one of three UCF • in SGA anymore and did run against me," staff members repre The first session of the 31st Student Murphy said. sented at the Senate J• Senate started on Thursday, Oct. 22. What Murphy, Maxwell, the senators, and Retreat. Palla is the • You've gotta Jaimie Halscott, pro-tempore for the administration do agree on is ho_w benefi Student Government have 'em, so Senate, discussed his responsibility to the cial the Senate Retreat was which was held Advisor an,d came to why spend 30 new senators and 15 current senators. the weekend after the first session . . UCF after three years of being the • more than you Mike Shutley, the chief justice of the This retreat was a senate-run seminar in Embry/Riddle Aeronautical University's have to? At Judicial Council, swore in the new senators Tampa for new and returning senators to SGA Advisor. She said the retreat went by having them sign The Code of Ethics. · learn about the procedures of the Senate very well. Shopping.com • The Club and Organization (C&O) and and to get to know each other better. "I was extremely impressed with the you can buy Organizations Appropriations and Finance Senator Anna Berger said she was very attentiveness and participation of the new your books (OAF) committees were formed during the impressed with the retreat and the other Senators." onllne and save meeting. The Chair of each committee senators in attendance. Some of the retreat topics that senators • up to 460/o on stood up to be recognized by the Senate .. "There was a chance for everyone to bond learned about included Parliamentary textbooks and Richard Maxwell, Senate president, which will make things easier later when Procedures, How to Pass a Bill, and How to up to 60% on assigned senators to serve on the commit business is presented to Senate," she said. Handle the Press. bestsellers .... tees and stated the obligations each com with no waiting mittee has. in line! Five bills were also on the session's agen~ • . « da. Maxwell explained the bill voting pro cedures to the new senators. To "favor" is to be for the bill, to "oppose" is to be • against it, "to be present" is not to be either ... and with all in favor of or opposed to the bill, and to that money vote "sustained" means not wanting to be involved in the bill at all. The Senate ' . you're going to save, you can passed all five bills. pick up any of What came as a surprise for most new • our senators that night is what is called the. Blllboa.rd TOP 'open forum.' This is a time for students to address anything that concerns them to the 40 CD's for Senate. • only . During Thursday's open forum, former $8.97 ea.chi senator Dominic Fariello stated that he believes the current problems with student .. government lay with the SGA President Photo by Kevin Colber Jason Murphy. Dan Quayle poses with members of Student Government after his speech on Thursday. Then check out Fariello went on to say, "Certain students our huge and . administration that should remain In regards to the ·information presented, Maxwell presented most of the topics, selection of nameless have asked me to do an investiga Berger said it was very informative. which he tried to make fun, easily under computers and tion into Murphy." "We learned a lot and the new senators standable, and educational. In teaching the · over 260,000 However, Fariello assured the Senate that took in a lot of stuff. The information was senate statutes, which the SGA relies on for . . computer Murphy was not considered at fault for any broken down so it was easily understood," their procedures, Maxwell imitated the old accessories, thing. Berger said. game of Hollywood Squares. Instead of supplies and Some senators did not understand why "A lot of background information goes celebrities there were senators which he • software titles, this should be done and questioned into the SGA like who they should fund, rotated so everyone became involved. Fariello's motives. why they should be funded, and how do Looking at the new Senate, Maxwell stat Senator Troy Gould said to Fariello dur they fund," new Senator Michelle Cano ed his expectations. • ing the meeting, "You ran against him in said. "The Senate should be held more respon the Presidential Campaigns." New Senator Kristian Cosme said he sible and look on both sides of the fence Jason Murphy was attending a Florida learned how the SGA worked and about its before deciding on an issue." the latest video Student Association meeting effectiveness. "I didn't know a lot of He also has expectations for the execu games for your in Jacksonville that evening and was unable SGA's impact until this retreat," Cosme tive branch. "I would like to see this branch Sony to attend the meeting. He said he believes said. The first session overwhelmed get along with the other two branches of Playstation, the matter seems to be personal. Cosme and Cano, but both are eager to start government. Senators should be recognized ~ ·· Nintendo64, "Any student at any time can speak, a productive year in the government. for their work," he said. Sega Saturn, Gameboy or • SNES, Considering college for the first time
• By VICKI DESORMIER common with. I like that. Some places we camcorders, Staff Writer have lived are very white, if you know what stereos, VCR's, I mean, and it's hard to fit in places like that • magazines, Po Glavin left her native Indonesia as a as well. But Glavin is just not sure . if you're different. UCF isn't like that." fragrances, 17-year-old bride of a U.S. Navy office two "I think I'll just take classes .and figure Glavin said she is leaning toward a busi sporting and-a-half decades ago. out what I want," she said. "I feel like I have ness degree, but she also wants to study for " equipment, At that time she thought she would want a second start in life, I want to make sure I eign languages. a complete line nothing more from her life than to be a wife get it right." "I suppose I could do both," she said. of fwniture and and mother to her three children. She was Glavin said she enjoyed the first part of For now, she's taking classes and hav accessories very happy to stay at home. her life, she is just looking for something to ing a good time. "But the kids grew up," she said. occupy her time and her mind. She said she "I'm already an old freshman," she "Now what do I do?" is still happily married to Dave, who brought laughed. "I can wait a little while to declare .....,.. ')( . - ' Glavin said when er oldest daughter, her to this country and with whom she has my major." Kelli, went away to c lege, she started to travelled all over the world. Glavin said she thinks education, whether think about what she anted to do with the "But now that the kids are all out of the it is in college or on one's own is important. and all of the rest of her life. Previo sly, she said, she had house, it's time for me," she said. "Dave said After all, she said, we have to make our • other never thought about ther options . for her I'm getting too American, but he supports selves better in order to grow. TWO WJ.I.IQN life. me in whatever I want to do." "I never thought about college," she said. things you're aid to me, 'Mom, you She said she has met several Indonesian "but I was always learning something." going to need to should go to college.' e thought had never students at UCF since she enrolled at the go to school! crossed my mind," s e said. "I wasn't raised start of the Fall semester. She noted that If you or someone you know is an older stu to think about colleg . I raised my daughters there is a very diverse student population at dent attending the University of Central to think about it, bu it wasn't something I the university. She likes that. Florida, let me know about it. E-mail a note thought about form ." "No matter who you are, how old you are to me at [email protected] with your Kelli, who is n w a teacher in Maine, or where you're from," she said, "you can name, your phone number and the best time • thinks her mother ould be a great teacher find someone who you have something in to reach you . t November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future • 4 Titanic to show :-· ~ We Get You There ... f ...... : ;i;Af.,.,,,,"., Ea : :il\t~,i . for Homecoming t _,,, By NICOLE KING Graduation participants at the L@?d:y. News Editor main branch must pick up their tickets between Dec. 7 and 12 at UCF Homecoming is Nov. 14. the UCF Bookstore. Candidates Some of the events scheduled may order and pick up tickets at for that week include: their area campus. Tickets must be ordered Nov. 16-21. At the •Tuesday, Nov. 10-movie 8 p.m. Titanic at the Reflecting Pond Brevard campus, contact the •Wednesday, Nov. 11- BCC Bookstore. At the Daytona Veteran's Day, No school. Beach campus, contact the Carnival at the UCF Arena Administrative Services Office. 4-9 p.m. A photo ID will be requested ~ . upon pick up. Doctoral candi •Thursday, Nov. 12-Skit dates and platform party guests Knight, 8 p.m. at UCF Arena must contact the Constituent ...... Relations Office at (407) 823- •Friday, Nov. 13-Spirit 6609 for tickets. Splash(pep rally) at the Reflecting Pond, 3 p.m. •The Student Union has begqn offering "notary pub°Iic" ser •Saturday, Nov. 14-Parade at vices. Contact Chuck Gallo at There's a lot riding on today's baseball game. It's your son's first time in the 11 a.m. in downtown 823-2117 for an appointment. Orlando, game against Ball starting line-up - and he's counting on you to be there when he steps up to State at 4 p.m. •On Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Student Union, there wm be a the plate. Relax. Because you can count on us to get you •The new UCF ID cards will 15k Skate Race, 5k Run, 5k Fun there ... on an expressway system that's safe, efficient, be issued from Nov. 5 through Roll: Nov. 19 in the Crossroads well-run and well-maintained by people who care about 8 a.m. 15k Skate: $14 Cafeteria in the Student AUTHORITY Resource Center. All faculty, 9 a.m. 5k Run: $14 Central Florida's transportation needs. staff and students are required 9:45 a.m. 5k Fun Roll: $10 ORLANDO-ORANGE COUNTY http://www.oocea.com to get one. After the end of the fall term, the cmTent ID cards Registration for any two will nn longer work for any events: $20, add $4 after Nov. 1. campus service. All three events: $25, add $5 If a new card is not obtained after Nov. 1 UCF Students, during the- above dates, there Staff, Alumni $5 off each event. will be a $10 fee and a $15 Preregistration will be at replacement fee. For more UCF's Wellness Center 823- information contact http://pega 5841. Safety equipment is also sus.cc.ucf.edu/-ucfcard required to participate. Hard Interested in shell helmets are required for all •The Student Accounts and skaters. Loans/Collection offices will be Race Day Registration begins moved to Trailor #541 begin at 7:15 a.m. ning on Oct. 9. Telephone There will also be special FREE. textbooks? extensions will remain the appearances by Knightro and same. Student Accounts should Glycerine. T-shirts, door prizes, return to AD 11 L-112 by Nov. music, beverages, bagels, and 30. refreshments will available as well as a post race party by local •A v~ry large black and white companies. mounted poster of the Cannes Your Film Festival poster featuring •A holiday toy drive will be the film Casablanca was stolen sponsored by the UCF Police .On-Campus Enter Now from the Film Division i1 the Department and the Student Communications Building. Alumni Association. Room 185. There is a reward. Unwrapped toys will be collect Bookstore Is Through Contact Professor Jones at 823- ed from Nov. 2 to Dec. 11 and 3309 with any information.· will be donated to the XL106.7 Offering 15 I Nove·mber 16 • Baby DJ Fund. •Fall 1998 commencement The drop-off locations are: spnng will be held Dec. 19 at the UCF To Apply For • Arena. Each candidate who par •The UCF Police Department semester ticipates in the event will •The Student Alumni A Textbook· receive guest tickets based on Association Office Textbook the amount of seats available (Administration Building • · and the number of participants. Room 340) Scholarships~ Scholarship Commencement times are: •The Student Union (box near the information desk). • •8 a.m. College of Arts and Sciences, 6 tickets per person Arrangements can also be • 11 :30 a.m. Colleges of made for the toys to be picked • Education and Engineering, 8 up at other departments on cam tickets per person pus by calling Officer Emert at •3 p.m. College of Health 823-6268. • and Public Affairs, 9 tickets per person •The Utah State Wind Quintet · Come visit the UCF •6:30 p.m. College of will perform at UCF in the • Business Administration. 8 Rehearsal Hall at 8 p.m. on tickets per person Nov. 9. Admission is free. Bookstore for entry criteria .. November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future• 5
BUTT·UGL\'f Diversity Duo offers unique Nobod.1- has to know perspective on .tolerance 0~1.1~£ 'HAT @ By SARAH SEKULA [white people] than you know was a big surprise to me about Staff Writer about us," Drake explained. the racism in the U.S. but this "It's a hard thing to sell to presentation taught me how lit collegestudent. com "'The biggest problem with people but let's see if it's true." tle I really know about minori (tf£CI( us out O~l.INEI multiculturalism and diversity Drake and Iannuzzo quizzed ty cultures." is that people of color know the students on different cate The sixth annual Diversity • more about white people than gories. To begin with, Week was presented by the white people know about peo the black team was given fiv~ Office of Diversity Initiatives. ple of color," Randolph Drake popular cities (Amsterdam, The Diversity Duo was one of • said during a two-hour presen Berlin, Paris, etc.) and they had the many presentations held tation held during UCF's sixth to name which country the throughout the week. The annual Diversity Week, Oct. cities are in. 'fhe team scored office does this every year to • 19-23 . five out of five. help fulfill its goal of introduc Drake is p·art of a two-man The white team did not do as ing diversity issues to the cam team called the Diversity Duo. well, scoring two out of five. pus and the community. Their Drake, a gay, black man and his The students knew the goal is for the university to fos partner, Mark Iannuzzo, a · locations of Cairo and ter a culture that values and white man who grew up in · a Johannesburg but did not know manag·es similarities and dif • very conservative town in where to find Kinshasa, ferences, enhances productivi- Oregon, combine both emotion Nairobi . ty, and provides all UCF indi and stand-up comedy to and Kampala on a map. viduals with opportunities to address all aspects of diversity. Category number two was realize their full pot~ntial. They tour college campuses colleges. Each member of the "Each year Diversity Week across the country with thought white team was asked to touches more people by involv .. provoking, interactive presen name five predominately black ing them in planning activities tations on topics ranging from colleges. Only one member or by offering diverse program racism to sexual orientation. was able to do this. On the options for UCF and the "I encourage you to learn other hand, the black team had greater Orlando metropolitan about people who are different no problem naming five pre community," said Valarie King, from you," Drake said. dominately white colleges. director of the Office of Embracing multiculturalism is Other categories, such as Diversity just one of the lessons the slang, dances, literature, lan Initiatives. "One of the purpos Diversity Duo advocated. The guages, film, television show es for offering a week of diver importance of developing rela theme songs and famous peo sity .related activities is to give tionships with people different ple, produced similar results. people opportunities to learn from yourself and learning The black team won by a land more about one or more issues about other cultures was key in slide and the point was proven. that may not their presentation. Student Kimberly Haven, a be addressed in most courses, • .·A half an hour into it, music participant in the game show, but be.cause of their signifi began playing and Drake and · said, "The last two hours with cance, will probably have some AT&T Wireless Career Fairs -Please ATTEND!! Iannuzzo took on the roles of the diversity duo was real. I'm impact on the quality of their Part time and Full time opportunities ... game show hosts. Six students a psychology major and have lives in interaction with oth November 5th: 9am·2 pm AT&T Wireless Building -12150 Research Parkway were chosen from the audience taken various courses relating ers," she said. "As has been November 12th: 9-12 noon. Marriott Courtyard - 12000 Collegiate Way and were split into two teams: to diversity and race, but this noted, diversity is the one thing the black team and the white was two men who are very we all have in common." team. diverse and just being real in "It's time to play that game their own experiences," she The Office of Diversity· THE £MPlOYMEN1 PEOPlE • we all know and love," Drake said. "It was really wonderful Initiatives is located in Room said. "The multicultural game to hear the two speak from 329 of the Administration show." their hearts." Building. For more informa "The secret behind racism is "I learned a lot about differ tion check out their web site at simply that we [black people] ent cultures," student Scott http://pegasus.cc. ucf edu!-dive know more about you Longmuir said. "Nothing rse.
'OAMMA WOrks~ to ·raise awareness
By SJIELL~Y WILSON ,_ HCF community, said be believes that GAMMA Staff Writer .. , ."The beauty pf GAMMA is makes people more responsible ,that w.e regulate ourselves and I about their actions. One of the lnterfraternity ·know from being in a fraternity "We do handle the situation if • Council's {IFC} risk manage~ · that GAM¥Ns programs are , one happens at a party or an ment teams is' GAMMA needed," he said. event. The executive board (Greeks Advocating the Mature Flood also said most students brings up that person for Management of Alcohol). don't know what GAMMA accountability," Baker said. GAMMA's purpose is to create does or anything about the, pro~ Fines are given at the discre alcohol awareness' and help grams it offers. tion of the GAMMA members. Join Locos for Breakfast regulate and monitor social . "It is up to the representatives All minor violations are $50 events. to inform members and then for the first offense and dou Mon Thi;u Fri starting at 9 am One representative from the members infonn students of bled for each offense after that. Panhellenic (sorority) Council what this program does." All major violations start at and a representative from IFC One of those programs is a $150 with $100 added for the Featuring for $2.99 (fraternity) serve as co-chairs weekly meeting on second and third offense. of GAMMA. There are also Wednesdays a~ noon in the Kelley Shoemaker serves as Freshly Cooked 2 Eggs, Bacon, four committees under these Student Union. Topics ranging the co-chair on the panhellenic co-chairs: Education, from Alcohol and RUSH, side. She said although the vio Hashbrowns, and Toast Enforcement, Public Relations, Hazing, Drinking and Driving, lations are the same, there is a and the Secretary. and Date Rape are discussed in difference in who receives Jumbo 22 oz Coffee 99 cents Trent Flood, recently appoint the meetings. They are open for them. Jumbo To Go Soda 99 cents ed to the Public Relations all students to attend and ask "Fraternities usually host the Committee of GAMMA, said questions. parties and receive the fines," Locos is a proud sponsor of UCF's Homecoming! he sees the program as a big Scott Baker serves as the co Shoemaker said. 282-1900 •Fax 282;.1905 •Located in the UCF Student Union plus for both the Greek and chair -On the fraternity side and November 4, 1998 www.UCFfUture.com Central Florida Future • 6 Quayle calls for honest leadership From music to food, From PAGE I proceedings will resume. "This is a very intelligent group ''This is not a complicated case. here that cares deeply about poli U.S. history. You don't need to be a rocket sci tics," he said. "I believe it is students enjoy C-day "What America really wants is entist or have a law degree to incumbent upon one of us to run honest, straight-talking, couni answer this question: 'Is perjury an for president in the year 2000." From PAGE I room. geous leadership," Quayle said. He impeachable offense?"' Quayle then clarified what might uwe do things so formally asked whom the audience thought One of the options the Senate and have been his reasoning for com wings, barbecue chicken, most of the time; it is nice tQ of when leadership came to mind. House has is to censor the ing here. "If one rises to the occa corn, salad, and deserts. be in a different setting,·~ said Quayle talked about the space pro President which Quayle is strictly sion in this room which I think one Donations were made by Dr. Mike Meeske, director of gram and President Kennedy's opposed to. will, others in this room needs to Papa John's, Apple Deli, the School· of promise "to put a man on the "You do not censor the President support that one running." Boston Market, Froggers and Communications. "I think it moon." Quayle also referred to for wrong doing. You impeach Quayle said if he does run, Darden Foods. is a great chance for faculty Rosa Parks and how her actions him." The president's position restoring the government's image "The food was excellent," . and students to talk on a dif led to the Civil Rights Movement. would be affected if that were to will be his No. I challenge. "The said. Kimberly Richards, a 24- ferent level. I just wish we "These leaders had a vision and happen Quayle said. way you return respectable, credi year-old Advertising/Public would get more of both out to when you have leadership and "Censoring may be a way of sav ble authority to the White House is Relations student, "especially this event." vision, you have to possess ing this President, but it weakens have a leader who is honest with for a picnic environment. The Mike Bardos, a 21-year-old courage." . the Presidency." America and takes the heat even if desserts were really good." Radio/Television major, said Leadership, Quayle believes, Quayle believes there is a great his ideas are controversial. Students used the cool, he enjoyed the afternoon at requires responsibility which is a cause worth fighting for which is American people respect that overcast day to eat the free Lake Claire. characteristic not lately shown. the family. more." food and enjoy the time out of "This is a great way to meet "Honoring your responsibilities, "One thing we ought to do is cut Fred Piccolo said he knew class., Some threw a football new people you may have choosing right from wrong, and taxes for the American family and Quayle would be an ideal speaker. and others played volleyball. seen in class," said. Bardos .. answering for your actions are focus on excellence in education. "We thought impeachment was a Many sat and talked to one "The weather really cooperat virtues I don't see today," he said. Education," Quayle continued, hot topic to discuss due to the com another while listening to the ed with this event. Perfect His final thought on leadership "should not be a national concern ing elections." disc jockey play songs rang weather." was directed to National Defense. but a local responsibility." Piccolo said.he worried about the ing from Jimmy Buffett's Quote's member Richards Quayle said the current The social security program conflict of the shuttle launch hap "'fylargaritaville," to the also said she enjoyed the Commander-In-Chief does not needs reforming Quayle said, not pening the same day. Beastie Boy's ,.Intergalactic." social advantages of "C-day." have the credibility to make cutting. "It's a tough choice, but I can't ,, Raffle tickets were handed "This is my first time," she important decisions about National "I wouldn't change anything for blame anybody for choosing either out to students as they said, " and I think it is a lot 6f Defense. people age 45 and up but give one," he said. arrived. Donated prizes given fun. I talked to people I have "I agreed with the response of options for people age 44 and less. Despite Piccolo's fears, many out included gift certificates never met before. It is.a nice cruise missiles after our Embassies They can invest their own money students did turn out for the speech form The Orlando Sentinel atmosphere." were bombed. However, the ques for retirement so we can dramati and some agreed strongly with and free oil changes from The UCF Quotes club, tions raised by the media were cally cut their social security tax." what Quayle had to say. Don Olson Auto. sponsor:ed by the Florida along the lines of 'Wag the Dog'." Quayle then took questions from Jeff Douglass attended and said, , Faculty aud students agreed Public Relations Association, In mentioning the Clinton scan the audience. One of those regard "Education was emphasized which that they enjoyed the time has put on ''C-Day" since dal, Quayle said after the upcom ed his future ambitions for his is very big · for UCF and the together outside of the class- 1985. ing elections the impeachment political career. American people," he said.
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MCMULLAN Program (Chapter Staff Writer 35), or Vocational ,, .l@SIMg~~:-J{]B$;lti} :~~o::~ra~ isw~~~ ~~: ):n~h1~ i;60 ~ate will be moved up Rehabilitation and · full time. A disrup- The VA also reports it has renovated 94 UCF student veterans can breathe easy Counseling Program Chapter 31. Of those tion in the subsistence allowance could be percent of more than 300 applications I • when the clock strikes midnight, Dec. 1,000, Atwell said, about 800 are Vietnam disastrous. supporting 11 mission critical system 31 , 1999, according to the Department of or Operation Desert Storm veterans. "I would have to go to work full time areas reflecting VA business functions, Veterans' Affairs' Joseph Thompson. The Lyle Hopkins, a 24-year-old U.S. Navy and attend night school," said Norm including compensation and pension, loan 'Year 2000 Bug,' or Y2K, is being con veteran, receives $528 per month from the Revelle, a U.S . Navy veteran. "But how guarantees, insurance, and medical com fronted with vigorous action. active duty GI Bill when he attends full would I pay for it? If I'm not'getting my puter and corporate administration sys "We have made tremendous progress to time. He is not too worried about the Y2K monthly check, the school's not getting terns. The department also has validated ensure veterans' benefits programs are Bug and its predicted problems. their money either." 84 percent and implemented into produc • ready for the millennium change," said "I would lose about a year's worth of All benefits are disbursed by the tion 61 percent of the applications. the Under Secretary for Benefits, "We are benefits," the freshman finance major Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA). By the end of 1998, the VA hopes to committed to renovation plans that contin said. "I could go without it, but it would In fiscal year 1997, VBA paid about $23 have tested its ability to provide year • ue the VA's mission of the timely delivery be tough." . billion in benefits to at least 4.4 million 2000-compliant benefits. Since the prob of benefits to our nation's veterans in the While Hopkins could possibly get by, veterans and their dependents. Will those lem was first detected, the VA has enacted year 2000 and beyond." other veterans would suffer immensely 4.4 million people continue to receive a four-phase approach for correction: There are approximately 1,000 students from a disruption in benefits. For exam benefits when they wake up on January 1, awareness, renovation, validation and attending UCF using veterans educational ple, a veteran with a spouse and child, 2000? implementation. benefits, according to Ron Atwell, direc attending full time under Chapter 31, Since Dec. 31 and Jan. 1, 2000 fall on Once a problem is identified with soft- • tor of UCF's Office of Veterans' Affairs. which is for veterans who suffered one or federal holidays, the Compensation and ware, the application is modified, replaced Some use their Montgomery GI Bill more injuries while on active duty, would Pension check date of payment will be or eliminated. The renovation was com Chapter 30 (active duty), while others have problems if the benefits stopped Dec. 30, 1999. This will allow engineers pleted in September. The validation of attend . using ·the GI Bill Chapter 1606 even for a short time. The VA pays the vet an additional month to detect and solve new or changed code for date handling is (Selected Reserve), Veterans Educational eran's tuition, books, supplies and fees. any problems that may arise when the s~heduled for completion in January Assistance Program (VEAP), He or she receives $604.92 per month year 2000 begins. VBA is also examining 1999. The VA hopes to implement all Dependents' Educational Assistance subsistence allowance. Sounds good, but other benefit payment systems to deter- applications by March 1999. 1 5 °/o o f f d a i I y t o U C F ; s t u d e n t s , f a c u I t y a n d a I u m n i . . LOokFor..... The American Cancer Socie~·s I! 'fheG.,.,B -i~ • COO.PS-I ~ At'UCF . I Gaines. I the Best of ALL\ C~mces AMERICAN ~ VJ CANCER Weekday Special 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday f SOCIETr Provjdjng answers. Saving jjves. 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Every sunday Orlando Sentinel sports page has the than we want to know Florida Gators and the Florida State Seminoles on the front page, and they aren't even in the Orlando area. To find the By JASON HEIRONIMUS acted on it, using your survival Perhaps the psychic was not pre Knights, you have to flip through a few pages before you Opinion Editor skills to stay alive, without you my dicting in jest, maybe her crystal see a small, half column article about the team. It's sad and Halloween would not have been ball really did foresee a mass mur frustrating. Have you heard the latest mmor? the memorable one that it was. der on a Florida campus. But so The atmosphere at school is one of the student body and It actually isn't a rumor at all, But anyway, this scare brings up what? I foresee the reflection pond the staff not really domg much to promote the games or the because a psychic predicted it. It's so many issues I'm not exactly sure turning into a giant bowl of tapioca team. I will see a poster or two of Daunte Culpepper on the an actual bloody event that is sup where to begin. First of all, I sup pudding, but that doesn't mean it's door of a professors office, and that's great, but what about posed to take place sometime in the pose all of you that evacuated from going to happen. the rest of the team? If you were to just attend school and next five years. When did the time your houses in terror are also the There is, perhaps, maybe one did not search the newspaper, you would probably not know frame start? Last Halloween! ones that believe that the world is argument that has any validity to it if the team was playing that week or not. I heard a nuinber Conclusion: many sorority girls going to end in 2000 because surrounding this whole issue. It is of people ask, "How did the football team do this week will run horrified from the coziness Majesto the psychic predicted that that some idiot wil1 see this predic end?" and the sad thing was, the Knights had the weekend of their sorority houses and seek the Yankees would sweep the tion and then try to make it come off. The only promotion that I have seen on campus for a shelter at their boyfriend's house Padres in the World Series, and, true himself, which is, in all seri football game was during parents weekend, when there was for the next five years, or at least as using logic, then all his predictions ousness, quite frightening. But a big sign at the entrance of campus for a pep rally. That's long as it takes them to graduate. are correct. And I suppose that even if that were to become a real jt, If you didn't hear this most you're also the ones that ca11 the ity, the chances are slim to none It's sad that team that is this good and has a Hei::;man alarming of predictions than you psychic hotlines to find out things that this crazed maniac would Tr9_ppy candidate, Culpepper, doesn't get any support from were probably safely out of range that you already knew like: you' re come knocking on your door. My ft'·& school ,with pep rally's. signs, or news about th~ team. of any sorority member. a human, you have parents, you crack numbers team multiplied They also do not get support from the community papers or Supposedly some respected psy either will or will not get married five years by the number of days in • residents. I would really like to see the school do some chic, now there's an oxymoron, in the future, someday you will die. a year and that turns out to .be 1825 thing for the team, and the lac.al papers give them some predicted that there will be a mass These are amazing insights indeed. days (good job guys!). I'm sure exposure other than a small article on the fifteenth page of murder at one of the five major Perhaps we should call one of these that there's some other equation the,sports section. Who knows, if Daunte Culpepper wip~ state Florida colleges, and that it lines and see exactly what day this that we could do that would factor ithe fleisman, the Knights may make the cover of the pape.:r. would happen in a building that massacre was going to happen, and · in the five state colleges factor, but Be.PROUD of your UCF Knights! was in the shape of a C or an H. I then maybe we could have no my team is worn out already so -Steve Becker guess this prediction was made on classes! leave them alone. The point is that some talk show and ever since Another thing that bothered me on the off chance that such a situa sorority girls have been fleeing about the panic surrounding this tion would arise, it probably Did you see this accident? from their houses like interns from news is the irony of its release right wouldn't affect any of us anyway. On Sept. 11, 1998 at noon in front of the Fairwinds Credit the president. . around Halloween. Now if that just And now back to the real world. Uniop. main office on North Alafaya Trail, Kirk Personally I hadn't heard of this isn't the darndest coincidence. But After hearing the news and then Maravalo,36, was.. involved in an accident while traveling in most recent crisis until Halloween then again there is no telling what laughing for what seemed like days ' the bike lane. Maravalo was in a coma for ten days and will was . well und~rway. But when I the intricacies of the psychic mind I then began to realize the gravity now require a mini~um of one year of rehabilitation and was informed there was only one . hold within. Maybe the announce of the situation. Someone on tele constant supervision. Maravalo's family is asking witnesses I suitable reaction-sheer laughter. ment could have come just as easi vision could say just about any to come forward with any information on the accident. They am so pleased by this new predic ly on Christmas, haven't you ever thing and we would believe it. It is may be contacted in Orlando at (407~207-2579 and after I tion that find it hard to contain seen the slasher flick "Silent Night, really a frightening concept, more Nov. 5 in Southbend, Ind. at (219)233-3066. myself. The prediction itself was Deadly Night", it's an absolute frightening than any "Friday the -Cyd Maravalo · funny enough, but when I started to masterpiece. Have we completely 13th" -like killer. It is a sign of the hear about mass evacuations and lost any sense of reality? growing control that television and cops being hired to guard houses I Halloween is all about illusion, and the media has on us. Like monkeys Rugby complains of no support could barely hold myself together I'm sure the masked magician we fear what they tell us to fear, no As I was reading an article in the Future (Oct 28) about an from the aching in my belly caused would agree with me, and it is the matter how ridiculous the source. ··increase in tuition for new women's teams, I was enraged; by laughter. Before I go on, I feel it illusion that may scare us at some Suddenly, I am a little frightened and not just by the price hike in tuition. I am a member of only polite to thank all of you that points but always puts us at ease myself. Hey UCF, the sky is the UCF Women's Rugby Club. We, as a team, love the took this prediction to heart and because we know it is counterfeit. falling. honor of playing for UCF, and we're pretty good at it, too. Last year we began the season as #I in the Southeast._ In a .short 3 years we have placed first in numerous tournaments, ' ' ' -LETTERS TO THE. ~. had half our team qualify as Collegiate All-Stars, and had 3 CENTRAL\FLOIUDA Fur~•i". All-Americans on the team, yet we are not a team. It is the :;:;. -:::· '~ . ~ EDITOR POLICY ,. unsupportive spirit here at UCF which angers me so. From the fact that it is almost impossible to get any publicity for KNIGHT PUBLISHING, INC · ·· t' l~it~rs should be on a sing~~:> « oµr accomplishments to the slap in the face by SGA, we 120 ALEXANDRIA BLVD. ;~Jtnd include the writer's na : ,~idoµ't have it easy. OVIEDO, FL 32765 ~d phpne number for confirma , The shame of it all is that due to lack of acknowledge Jfhe Central Florida Future reserv-e~ !Ilent (and graduation) there may not be enough girls to field ,;~; · th~ right to edit for content and ;f · ateamnext year. We have a winning tradition to uphold, News and Sports Desk (407) 365-7656 • .: ~/ space considerations. The Future·i1.~ ..H but most likely UCF's name will not be feared as it once Advertising & Classifieds (407) 977-1009 ?' not 'print anonymous letters. was. Fax (407) 977-0019 Fax us at 977-0019 So what does all this glory have to do with the tuition or email us at increase:? Publisher...... Scott Wallin Writers: Jeff Case, James Combs, [email protected] ·WeU, when a major collegiate sport, like Rugby is over News Editor...... Nicole King Shelley Wilson, Dillon Eliassen, Lori looked for synchronized swimming, water polo, archery, Assistant News Editor ... Gwen Rhodes Carter, Vicki DeSormier, Linda • Sports Editor...... Tony Mejia Ramos, Stacey Copeland, Forrest badmitton, BOWLING, fencing, and team hand ball(?), Opinion Editor...... Jason Heironimus Crumpler, Mercedes McElmurry, there is something wrong with our school. Rugby was not Entertainment Ed ...... Corbett Trubey Steve Unger, Bobbi Garcia, Todd Photo Editor...... Mike Marshall McFliker, Sarah Sekula, Dan mentioned once in the article and I'm sure it was not on the Layout & McMullan, Amber Feldman, Taylor ininds of the committee members assembled to discuss the Distribution...... Brian Linden Sikes tuition increase. Sales ...... Mark Lanaris But, donit fret, with or without the Title IX funds the Opinions in the Central Florida Future are those of the newspaper or its UCFWRC wiU live on, after all, it is a tough sport, but at individual columnist and are not necessarily those of the University the very least we should have a fair chance to be considered. Administration or Board of Regents. Mailed letters must be typed and Thank you. Oh, and by the way, maybe the reason why no include the authors signature and phone number. Letters are subject to one showed up to the this committee meeting was because editing for space and grammar and become the property of the newspa per. The Central Florida Future is a free campus newspaper published no one knew it was taking place. I know about 25 angry weekly. Knight Publishing, Inc. is not associated with the University of 1 "Ruggers" who would have shown up. Central Florida. 2 -Nicole Davis ...... \ > On Nov. 4th ·· · - . the Grand Opening of••• • 823-KING photocopies . color copies Transparencies • . &more all at LOW prices! Opening Wed. Nov. 4th ,1998 located in the Student Resource · Center room 133 Questions ~ontact SGA @ ------82.3~219 J ---.. . - No~ember 4, 1998 Central Florida Future • 10 www.UCFfeture.com This week we begin a new series of higher plane of intelligence and clari CD. album, it is a transformation reviews intended to enlighten those of ty. That may sound odd but the from the familiar skiddish, slinky you with jaded ears but open hearts. vocals, although inconsistent, carried bass beats of the Bristol crew, into a Sometimes the outpouring of second a harmonious message. Progression spatial journey of mind and body: . rate promos leaves our palate quite Sessions and LTJ Bukem are ahead Everything Grooverider has encoun bitter, and I'm sure yours, too. What of their time. This CD could really be tered in fifteen years is here: the acid an easy solution it is to extend our considered ahead of its time, a mix house, the funk, the tech step and critical vision beyond next week and that brings an advanced, technologi even the emerging fusion of self-suf see what stands up over the course of cal yet spiritual style of music to the ficient. instrumentals, (trumpet, stand music history. Let us begin with: people. up bass, drum skins) it's all here. The album works as a fluid mix of -Mercedes McElmurry styles, but there are a few standout tracks which, if Columbia get's their Grooverider promo pugs in gear, could find their starts off with a trumpet, trombone way onto playlists around the world - and saxophone introduction that just Mysteries of Funk at the very least, Grooverider is a - screams talent. Each song brings (Higher shoo-in for the new Volkswagen mar- . reality about humans closer to the keting campaign. I also strongly rec Ground/Columbia) surface, if we as a society could just ommend that you check out the DJ's tell it like it is, the way Big Shirley web site @ http:// do, life would be simpler. For that Often times, a DJ as inspiring ·and www.grooverider.com. What you'll reason, we have music that help to visionary as Grooverider, finds them see is a luminous and imposing fig keep us sane and in rotation. Songs selves in the spotlight still wearing ure gradually emerge from the "Tron like "Funkasm" break it down and their proverbial baby diapers. Then, like" backdrop greeting you into the look at life's pleasures and reminds after massive popularity, soil their well paced, perhaps 'timeless' listeners to enjoy themselves. So treat cottons and fall off into has been LTJ Bukem Grooverider universe. Fitting, to say yourself and go get this CD. Featuring MC Conrad obscurity. It's nice to see that, 15 the very least. years after Grooverider first surfaced -Mercedes McElmurry Progression Sessions on South London pirate radio, he has -Marcel Spindae (Good Looking only just hit his stride. Mysteries of John Coltrane f Records) Funk is, quite simply, as masterful as Big Shirley anything released under the drum and My Favorite Things bass microscope to date. More con Funkasm (Atlantic) LTJ Bukem's latest CD takes listen cise than last years Roni Size double (King Snake Records) ers on a musical journey with smooth, relaxing jungle beats. Sitting here for more than 13 min Progression Sessions is the sixth Big Shirley has put out another utes, staring at a blank screen, think compilation CD produced by his funkadelic CD. This Orlando home ing, praying: just how am I going to label, Good Looking Records·. If for town group has earned their populari do this album justice for those who some reason jungle's fast, hard beats ty for bringing listeners great, jazzy have yet to hear it? Do I describe didn 't appeal to your senses then you funk. You can't help but get into the Coltrane's soprano saxophone play will definitely enjoy this laid ba-t:k music with the sensuous saxophone, ing as Eastern inflected transcen approach to the music. Each song trumpet, classic drums, ht1mming dence? Do I make mention of Mc was contributed by a different musi guitar strings and soulful vocals, this Coy Tyner's tender counterpointed cian and combined perfectly to create band has got it all. Funkasm is a ivory ballets? Do I talk in the third a most pleasurable listening experi combination of disco, jazz and just person of how the album, especially ence. Its hard to pick favorite songs pure funk that places it in a category "My Favorite Things," sends its lis because each one lifted you up to all by itself. "Bleed," the fourth track tener into a crack in space and time • • • MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAll: $1.50 Bud and Bud Light bottles. TUESDAY NIGHT LlvE: $ 2 Coronas from 9-11 P·~· WEDNESDAY: SouthPark night $1 SouthPaw longnecks from 9-11 p.m. THURSDAY: Killians night $2 Killians pints from 8-10 p.m. FRIDAY: All u Can Drink $5 all you can drink Red Dog from 7-9 p.m. SATURDAY: UCF at Auburn On the Big Screen! Call to reserve your spot! SUNDAY: All You Can Eat Wings NFL Football and $2 Fat Ass Red Dogs all day. • Locos is a proud sponsor of UCF's Homecoming! 282-1900 • Fax 282-1905 • Located in the UCF Student Union November 4, 1998 Central Florida Future • 11 www.UCF/uture.com next in line drops the name of the Jack Drag 'chiquita dude,' (I have no idea what this may mean, Sweden's a very iso Dope Box lated place, TV may be her only (A&M Records) respite) Brandon Walsh and his guise of sensible and responsible, while the (Tongue firmly implanted in cheek, track tells a tale of bar hopping and red like a beet..) Standing up to the toilet bile, the 'chiquita dude' has lost overwhelming demand for senseless his cool. Half point you, half point and snooty pop music, Jack Drag me. Oh the litanies of punk rock, I release Dope Box their second full give in! Skip along to track four, length album to massive critical "Domestic Subway," and the black notoriety. Check the latest issue of humor in irony, the "what it appears Raygun, there you'll find a stunning to be never is" builds to a crescendo where neither cynicism or ignorance photo layout of the band. No mention what pop music should be about of psychological neurosis, "you've can harm them? I could say all these of their music, but damn, what a every time you turn on the radio. 'got so many things going your/ way things and I could make no mention smooth bunch of mobsters! Pop today but still you are lonely," 2 of it's historical significance, that it Music, is there anything left to say -Marcel Spindae points me, 1 point you. I win, I stay was one of the first albums to signal about it? Jack Drag started out early right here. Your penance? To tour the changing of the guard from tradi on in the 90's, they were immediately eastern China for the next 6 months. tion to expressionistic interpretations relegated to the indie-pop under As an aside, I should mention the of the tradition. Not a single compo ground with a couple of 7" singles inner lyric sleeves are adorned with sition is original, they are all old and a self consciously frigid rhythm the most charmingly thematic ,Son ·ic Boom standards: Rodgers and section. They hovered in this nether images, subways riding on human Hammerstein, Cole Porter, the land for longer than they would care Top 10 Cds • tongues, bowling balls harass lonely Gershwin's. Names long held as the to admit. Now, much wiser and Brunswick pins, even a punk rocker author's of popular song, but you'd more ambitious, the threesome & wielding a banana like a gun, like a '. l. Black Star- Mos Def . be hard pressed to find a more revo release their major label debut and soldier of Andy Warhol. Its the kind Kalib Tweli are ... lutionary, gallant testament to the the results are far from flash and of punk rock familiar enough to call · 2. Beat Junkies- World jazzman's courage. All of these fame, but there are a few hints of a it pop- I bet Millencoln would be Famous Beat Junkies Vol 2 things and more would make a very future sparkle-in-a-pan. Track three, proud they knocked the sense out of 3. Ladysmith Black • strong recommendation indeed. "Seem So Tired," rollicks along, senselessness. Pop like your sampling feedback like a bass drum, 'Mambazo- The Star momma's frock! -Marcel Spindae casting torrents of confusion over a 4. Beastie Boys- "Body -Marcel Spindae • mildly syncopated melody. If I Movin"' Parts 1 & 2 Millencolin weren't so tired and confused by the 5. Jurassic 5- "Concrete feedback myself, I'd avoid the com > Same Old Tunes Schoolyard" parison, but at their best, these guys . 6~ Bob Dylan- Live At The (Epitaph) are like a more deserving Weezer. F Royal Albert Hall Over sustained listens - yes, occa '7. Red Snapper- Making They're playing that one up game of sionally I do listen to an album more Bones than once - track 6, "Surfin the irony with the title I surmise. Ok, · 8 •.V/A- House Our Youth Millencolin, you Swedish bastards, Charles," sticks out like a golden gar lic roll. Hushed twinkly keyboards, c The new Lanos. Nttbira Sedan starts at $12,500'" Nicely-equipped for $13,810"' Low down price. Introducing Daewoo. Exceptional Value, Automatically. You'll be pleasantly surprised by how much car you'll get for your money with Daewoo. That's because each of our cars comes well-equipped with features All out car• . others may consider options. And, since each car has just one price, there's · no sales pressure. N ACROSS 1 Insufficiency 5 Cardiff's river 9 Think alike 14 Lazily 15 False god 16 San_, CA 17 Bug off! 18 Skeet target 20 Actress Annie 22 Involve in argument clear out the 5 1/2 tons of droppings. Said the city 23 Learned one Lead Stories 25 Altos, CA manager, "It's a wonder the ceiling didn't collapse." 2S Aussie bird •An October Los Angeles Tunes story described the •July marked the start of a Georgia program, "Better 29 Crane's arm coming:Cf-age ritual in the Efik community of Brains for Babies: Maximizing Georgia's Brain 30 Stick up Nigeria, in which young girls endure several weeks in 31 Lupino and Power," to provide a classical-music CD to every Tarbell "fattening rooms," in which they are intensively baby born in the state. Gov. Zell Miller was persuad 32 Burning 35 Part of IOU overfed and underexercised so that they avoid the stig ed by research showing that such music energizes ma of being thin, which to potential suitors indicates 36 Portnoy's penner parts of the brain that might otherwise fall permanent 37 Split to get sickliness and infertility. "Beauty is in the weight," ly into disuse. Even.though Sony supplied the CDs for hitched said a 50-year-old mother who was herself sent to a 38 Male heir free, the cost-effectiveness of the program was in 39 Entirely physical fattening room at age 7. Said a village chief, "(P)eople question, since Miller also said, "I've always thought 40 Legendary tale ©1998 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 41 Highland hat All rights reserved. might laugh at (parents who) didn't have money to the children of Georgia were the smartest anywhere." allow (their) child to pass through (this) rite of pas 42 Spanker •In May, the city of West Haven, Conn., installed a 43 Algerian port sage." flashing "Noise Laws Strictly Enforced" sign in order 44 Ironic 5 -tac-toe •In October, The New York Times reported on the 45 Squeal 6 Contemporary of to encourage tranquillity on the three-mile drive along 46 Farm enclosure Freud emerging mental health condition of "uplift anxiety," the city's picturesque coastline. Several hours later, 47 Actress Farrow 7 Bubble masses 48 Pain dispensers which describes problems incurred by some Prozac the mayor removed the sign because the generator that 8 Tainted users who become unsettled at their newfound happi 52 Begin 9 Tijuana ta-ta powered it was making too much noise. 55 boom 1O Caron title role ness. Such people typically grieve for their former •A going-away party for retiring U.S. Postmaster 56 Denied right to 11 Unspooled selves because, in the words of a writer who has over redeem a 12 Self image General Marvin Runyon in May, estimated to cost mortgage 13 Uncountable Solution on come depression, 'The most fundamental aspect of $45,700 by the board of directors and budgeted at 59 W. alliance years yourself (unhappiness) has been ripped away." 60 Harden 19 Thorough $82,500, according to a F~eedom of Information Act Page 8! •A parental pamphlet on coping with marijuana use 61 Chromosome examination request, came in at $120,000. Included were a video unit 21 Moist, sticky by kids, written by a Utah criminology professor and of Runyon's career and travel expenses for out-of 62 Asian sea coating 63 Tennille and 24 Pres. Lincoln recommended by U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch, identifies as town guests. Runyon, asked about it by NBC News, a warning sign of dope use "excessive preoccupation Morrison 27 Picture border called the cost "unfortunate," but said it was a "great 64 Annexes 28 Show to seats with social issues, race relations, environmental party." 65 Allow to use 30 Capacious issues, etc." (Also mentioned, according to an October 31 Unreasonable •The Baltimore Sun reported in September that for DOWN 32 Legendary 41 Wrap around the solar system Washington Post report, were more traditional telltale a 12-month period in 1997-1998, the "special educa 1 Speech Greek author 42 Sikini part 51 Reprimand impediments 53 Actress Hatcher signs such as staying out all night, needing more tion" office (for students with particular learning diffi 33 Signal light 47 Knights' money, and showing interest "in Ras Tafari religion.") 2 For a specific 34 Michael York weapons 54 Formerly owned culties) of the city school system gave away holiday purpose movie 48 Use credit 56 In shape cruises and electronic appliances to 2,400 students as 3 Fabric 38 _ Springs, NY 49 Capture 57 Lennon's widow 4 Honshu city 39 Necklace units 50 Largest moon in 58 Plaines, IL Magic Animals consolation prizes for the system's failure to educate An October Associated Press dispatch reported that them. Some of the students are functionally illiterate, about 1,000 people nuned out on a Sunday night on a but nearly 150 received prize certificates worth at least hillside near Alda de la Selva, Spain, t6 caress a l 7- $5,000, with three students getting $30,000 worth. ATTENTION by-17-foot rock formation that resembles a toad. The Some students requested equivalent value in job-train ing, but were turned down in favor of TV sets, stereos ENGINEERING STUDENTS rubbing is said to bring success in love, the lottery and Opporluntty (or Junior or Senior civil service exams. And a baby girl born in a suburb and fax machines (and computers th~t they did not of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in May, wi.th scaly lesions know how to use). The Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Orlando, FL is looking for abright, on her back, has been dubbed the "Dragon Baby" who ' self-starting Mechanical or Industrial En~ineering student with_~xcellent ~""- communication skills to work on apro1ect at our Orlando facility. brings good luck to anyone (so far, thousands of peo Least Competent Criminals ple) who touches her. (Also in Cambodia: In the ~ The pro;ect will involve conducling time studies, intervie~ing m~nufacturing Roger McCown, 20, was arrested inToledo, Ohio, employees and suppliers, and developing recommendations to improve the southern town of Sihanoukville, villagers worship two in October after a series of mishaps during two rob- · preventative maintenance program at our Orlando plant. charmed oxen by drinking their urine, and in two • beries. At aconvenience store, according to police, The successful candidate will receive $9.00 per hour and wilt be required other towns, people regularly swim in, bathe in and -McCown tried to cut the power cord to disable the to work 15·20 hours per week. · • drink the water surrounding a healing-powered turtle cash register, only to receive a nasty electrical shock. and snake, respectively.) Interested candidates should sign up at the Career Service~ O.(f~(e Then, after asking for a bag to put the money in, he for our November 12 interview schedule. f' (>·:_, became confused when the clerk asked, "Paper or {~\~ · ~: ,: "'< .. -~: "'~' Life Imitates Barney Fife plastic?" He also left his knife behind when he fled. Ila. PEPSt-ctS{ik.:coMPANY • In July, eight inmates escaped from the jail in He was captured seY,eral hours later when, police said, ·~·.. . ..,,,, '~·~:~::~-~~-.:. Rayong, Thailand, during the time that all guards were he robbed a pizza shop, but apparently his getaway hunched over a TV set watching the World Cup match driver was late, and police found McCown waiting on . between Germany and Croatia. A nearby monitor a street corner. showed the breakout in progress on the jail's closed circuit system, but apparently the game was too Recurring Themes engrossing for the guards to notice. And a jailer in • Police in Cookeville, Tenn., arrested state senate ~niversicy .Writing Center Clinton County, KY., was fired for rigging one of the candidate Byron (Low-Tax) Looper in October and closed.,.-circuit monitors to carry the final episode of charged him with the murder of his opponent, incum "Seinfeld" in May, even though there were no inmate ''Because Writers Need Readers" I bent Tommy Burks. News of the Weird reported ear incidents. lier intercandidate gunfire in Florida in 1992, when challenger Eric Kaplan did a drive-by shooting on Free to UCF undergraduates! AirTravelAin't the Same state Rep. Bob Starks' home in Maitland, wounding :t In October, according to medical tests, Khyl Hardy, Mrs. Starks. 6, was bitten by a poisonous taipan snake, and he and We can help with anything you write: his mother say it happened when he reached under his Least Justifiable Homicides seat on an Ansett Airlines flight from Melbourne, A 28-year-old woman in Wmnipeg, Manitoba, was Australia, to Perth to retrieve a lollipop he had •!• Any subject shot to death in August, and a 36-year-old man was dropped and felt a sting. (The snake was not found.) shot (but survived) near Williamsburg, Ky., in July, ' Also in October, passengers and crew on an Air after arguments over animals. The Winnipeg woman's Canada flight to England spent 20 minutes trying to •!• In or out of cat apparently had defecated one time too many in a catch a dive-bombing bat that had been brought neighbor's sandbox, and the Kentucky victim had class aboard in a passenger's carry-on bag. purchased a fighting chicken from a third man when that man's alleged partner showed up with a gun to •!• Any stage of the Government in Action assert that the sale should not have been made without writing process • •In June, astonished workers remodeling City Hall his permission. in Echo, Ore., ventured into the 4,000-square-foot attic, apparently unused ·since the building opened in For more information, call 823-2197 or visit our 1916. Because of holes in the roof and the windows, (Send your Weird News to Chuck Shepherd, P.O. Box pigeons have been roostirig there for decades, and it 8306, St. Petersburg, Fla. 33738, or Weird@com- , website: http://reach.ucf.edu/-uwc took a professional waste-removal crew a week to puserve. com) ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! November 4, 1998 Central Florida Future • 13 www.UCFfuture.com , www.careerfair.com: Are you looking for a job? By VICKI DESORMIER that are so clear and easy to understand And no need to you can expand your search nationwide, Staff Writer that you might almost be insulted by the worry about wrin if you'd like to leave this area. simplicity... but it's better to understand kling up your This on-line career fair is just a step If you're graduating in December, it the instructions and get everything right resume while you ping off spot for those looking to find a might be too late to start looking for a job than to mess things up and look bad in go through the fair job, but it can be a good place to find the .the traditional way. If you're graduating front of a potential employer. looking at the direction you are looking for in that in the Spring, start looking now. When you first log on to the site, it'll potential employ- search. , You can post your information Either way, there's a great place on ask you for a user name and password. ers (you know those things are as much here. and leave it for employers to access line to start your search. Just click your Until you fill out an easy information for you to look them over as vice or you can check with it periodically for browser to http://www.careerfair.com and about yourself, your job skills and the versa) ... you can simplye-mail your qual job listings in.your field. you can find a 24-hour-a-day, seven~day kind of work you'll be lookingfor, you ifications in and companies can access But, don't use it as your only job search a-week job fair to help you get started in can't go in the front door like that, so take your data file if they're interested in you. option. Get out there and pound the pave your search. the time to fill out the questionairre. The job listings in some categories are ment, check out other sites, scan the Of course, just like you wouldn't limit There ·are no complicated questions. scarce but in others, especially if you're newspaper, talk,' to (epresentatives of com yourself to a single career day at school, And they don't ask you anything that you looking for something in a technical or panies on the phone and read trade publi you wouldn't want to limit yourself to just wouldn't be asked by one of those com . computer-related field, are full of possi cations. this site in your search for the perfect job, pany representatives at a job fair who sits bilities. There are listings by category or Looking for a job is not a one step but it is a great place to start lo~king. behind the table with a clip board. It's by employer if you'd prefer to shop that process, but Career Fair Onlin.e is a great The site is really easy to use with painless and took me less than two min .way. place to start your search . instructions for every step along the way utes to fill out completely. You can look just here in Orlando or Good luck! ., BellSouth Prepaid Cellular gives you a choice in how you pay for wireless service. 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Just before Goldenrod on the left is a small restaurant next to Goodings called Tijuana Flats. The quaint eatery with the perfect atmosphere for college students, is also a site where a broad selec tion of the spiciest sauces in the world exist. Two former UCF students opened the restaurant in 1995, and since then it has evolved into a chain, extending itself to Winter Park and Lake Mary. The first thing to notice at Tijuana Flats is the col orful atmosphere and college-friendly service that exists there. Then it's the confidence that every item on the menu will be made with .. only fresh ingredients. And for those who seem to be using pesos for food, the prices are very affordable, compared to some other local Mexican eateries. A regular 10-inch chicken burrito for only $2.95 is a feast. And the 9-inch tacos are about $1.60 and they are meals of their own. They also produce their own 'Smack My Ass and Call Me Sally' hot sauce that is sold around the country a·nd worldwide. The store also has access to over 3,500 hot sauces that can be ordered through a catalogue (www.tijuanaflats.com). But it's the atmosphere and the tasty foods that make Tijuana Flats a refreshing place to hang out and eat. There's always cool music playing in the background, and there's plenty of room to sit outside and enjoy the nice weather. If you are a great fan of spicy foods, Tijuana Flats is the place ) to go. They claim to have one of the hottest spices in the world. They have Habanero and red pepper sauces. But the Endophoric Rush sauce is made with mace, and is so hot that you need to sign an insurance form just to take it home. The environment in Tijuana Flats is colorful with spicy sauces that rainbow the walls, which rriakes it the perfect place for stressed college students to refresh their minds. 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Ocft\ for,tet to onJ.., )'O loltevball hopes to halt slump Season doesn't end with Auburn From PAGE 24 fine line on how you get your will look tQ defend the honor of team prepared. I think in some its university despite the dark Illinois. One game should not respect, at least defensively, circumstances that surround mean this much, but it does, we've overachieved to some them. Auburn players have leaving Kruczek in the uncom respect. It's tremendous gratifi proven, that unlike its coach, fortable predicament of having cation to be sitting at 7-1. We they do not quit. to deflect pressure from his must do the best we can to con "I haven't been around that team. tinue what we've got going this program this year but I would "The biggest way to allevi week." imagine there has been a lot of UCF continues ate that is try to reinforce the It's just another game and at negative things written about to struggle this fact that 11 guys are playing 11 the same time it's the game in that program and I'm sure the season, losing guys and you don't focus on the which UCF can turn the corner. kids are fed up with it. It could to another winning and the ~osing. You Think of what the two teams be an us agaimt the rest of the TAAC oppo focus on playing the best you will be playing for this state and the rest of the coun nent last week can play each play. Don't focus Saturday. Pride and school try," Kruczek . ~aid. ''I don't when they fell on the big pic_ture. Just focus on honor is an underlying theme. understand Terry quitting. How to Florida doing the best you can," The Knights are trying to get to do you expect to ever work in Kruczek said. "Don't worry a level they have yet to attain, football in college if you quit. about where you are at, who you while the Tigers are playing_ to You . talk to a team about not are playing, what the mascot is, preserve a tradition built by quitting. That's the bottomline UCF will hope what _the colors are, how many years of success. in every speech that you give. to get on the people are in the stands. Put it Auburn is in turmoil right There's always going to be good right track out of your mind and just go out now. Two weeks ago, head things in a football game and when the team and have fun." coach Terry Bowden walked out there is always going to be bad takes a trip to Fun. What a concept. While on them hours before a home things. You have to stay in there from a national point of view, game against Louisiana Tech. and fight. You can't quit just Hawaiinext )lj week. this will be UCF's crowning Whether it was right or not, he because bad things happen." .J achievement should the Knights did. The Tigers showed great That is the attitude Auburn come away with a victory, there character in rallying for a con seems to have bought into. is still much to be accom vincing win over Louisiana Should the Knights lose this plished, including finishing the Tech. Last week, · Auburn took game, they will have to perse first season under Kruczek suc now 10th-ranked Arkansas to vere as well. As Kruczek points cessfully. the wire, succumbing 24-21. out, Auburn isn't the last team "The thing you canpot let While questions of the real rea on the UCF schedule. Win Cir happen is build this game up so sons behind Bowden's resigna lose, the Knights have been big and it doesn't turn out the tion engulf the program, it's very fortunate to get to the level way you want, that it destroys Homecoming on the plains. where 7-2 is somewhat of disap the whole season. It's critical Traditions die hard. Auburn, pointment. Don't let percep that that does not happen," one of the most storied pro tions get in the way of that real Kruczek said. "It's kind of a grams in all of college football, ity. Men's basketball vs. Sho n Denmark(Exh) 7:30pm (U na) • • • <,~ ~"'-· • Volleyball vs. SJftlt~~v.=\ , er:() Miss 4:00pm Football at Auburn, ( UCF ._ )j!f{> 2:00 p.m. • M, < • ~.... . :t. • sunday • • Men's basketball vs. Rolli • (UCFArena) -:.:...~ • Women'~~ketball vs. American' S:OOpm • ~~ (UCF Arena) • r/ t.:.S • • :.tuesday For ticket information call: HtJ ( 407) 823-1000 •• Volleyball vs. Sourthern Miss, 4:00 p.m., UCF • • Arena • ,.•. ~· ·~· ~ ...... November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future • 18 Men's soccer returns to TAAC tournament By TRAVIS BELL result. One disadvantage for UCF and Remi Hariz (eight goals, eight Staff Writer will be playing the host favorite on assists) to pose an impressive front a field they've never stepped foot line for the Knights. More impor The men's soccer team has their on. tantly, all of the defenders must best chance of winning the Trans "I think we're one of the only secure their positions to give UCF a America Athletic Conference teams that haven't got on that chance for victory. Tournament since Coach Bob field,"Winch said. "They had a cou "The backs have to do a great Winch took over in 1993, when the ple tournaments, but we didn't go." job. Arno and Tommy Hulkko have Knights joined the TAAC. Although As for momentum, the Knights to do a great job marking," Winch the Knights have their work cut out had their seven-game win streak said. "If they can mark their players for them to advance to the NCAA snapped on Sunday with a 3-2 over out, we'll be alright. Ari Nurmi will play-in game following the confer time loss against in-state rival South get his chances, and Remi Hariz ence tournament, they are taking Florida. It was the second longest will get his chances. The intensity things one at a time and are happy winning streak in school history, but level of every game will be up a to get to this point. Winch feels that the loss may be notch. UCF missed last year's TAAC beneficial heading into the tourna The Knights will be looking to Tournament because of a 0-3 finish ment. improve upon their last visit to the during the conference schedule, but · "I think the loss might be good TAAC Tournament in 1996, when it has replaced those memories with for us after seven (consecutive) they lost 2-1 against Campbell. hopes of making it through the tour wins," Winch said. "It may bring Winch expressed that winning the nament. The first stepping stone for the guys down a little bit and realize conference ·tournament doesn't ( UCF comes on Friday when they that we have to work hard to get secure a NCAA birth, as unlike the face the winner of the Florida those wins." women, the TAAC champion Atlantic-Mercer game. One concern for the Knights . receives no automatic bid. "We played both teams (this sea- . heading into the tournament is "For every TAAC team, no one's son)," Winch said. "Our games with injuries. Several players have either gonna get an at-large bid," Winch FAU have always been strong been sidelined by injuries, or have said. "I think everyone feels that because we' ve always played them played through them. Arno they have to win the TAAC twice before this year. FAU ham Nurmisto (ankle), Kaare Tournament, then win that (NCAA) mered Mercer 6-0, so I'm hoping Christiansen (back), Remi Hariz play-in game." Mercer comes out and has some (shoulder), and Richard O'Sullivan With a 12-6 record, the Knights pride and plays them tough." (knee) are all starters and must have tied the school's Division I If the Knights make it past their return to form for the Knights to be victory record and have an opportu semifinal match-up, they could face a dominant factor in the tournament. nity to break last season's single tournament host Jacksonville. All-American Heikki Ritvanen season win record with a victory in Photo by Kevin Colher Jacksonville defeated UCF 2-0 on leads the Knights with 23 goals and the tournament. Ritvanen could also Goalkeeper Antti Laittinen has performed well in his 49 points, but will need help from break his own record of 24 goals in September 23 , earning the number first season minding the net, but will need to step up in one seed ahead of the Knights as a Ari Nurmi (15 goals, eight assists) one season, set in 1996. this weekend's TAAC tournament in Jacksonville. 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Kim Shrum has added seven goals and 18 Staff Writer "The coaching staff would love to get points. Richter is moving Harris to mid revenge against Georgia State, but I don't field to open up the field for her, but When the UCF women's soccer team think it matters who we play," Richter said. expects others to step up and help with ( .. ended their season on October 25 after a 1- "Jacksonville has really come on. Since we scoring. 0 win over Florida Atlantic, the plan was to beat them, they have gone on an unbeliev "We're gonna go with a zone and play use the nearly two7week hiatus to prepare able streak. Either way, whoever we face in five midfielders to strengthen up .the mid for the TAAC Tournament and recover the final, if we get there, is gonna be a dif field defensively," Richter said. "We would · from injuries. Unfortunately, the injury bug ficult match." like to see a little more out of Cally will not leave the Knights alone. Richter understands that to reach the (Howell) and Michelle (Anderson). I look "The bad news is that Danya (Harris) final match, they must get past their semi for Claire (Kohake) and Wendy (Wiltsey) rolled her ankle in practice.· She twisted it final opponent. That foe will be the winner to control our midfield and dictate what pretty good, so she'll be out a couple days of the Samford-Campbell match taking happens for us offensively." but she'll play on Friday," Coach Karen place on Thursday, and Richter has no All this preparation and strategizing Richter said. "Sarah Pharr (Leathers) has a preference toward playing either school. lead to the chase of the ultimate goal: an pulled hip flexor too, so we're taking them "I don't really have a preference, but I NCAA Tournament appearance, something left and right." don't know anything about Samford," that no player on the squad has been a part Despite these minor setbacks, Richter Richter said. "We beat Campbell 6-0 and of. With the conference receiving an auto and her squad feel confident and focused played extremely well, but that could be a matic bid for the first time, winning the as they host the Trans Ameri~a Athletic disadvantage if we play them. I just hope TAAC Tournament would secure the Conference Tournament this weekend. The it's a good, tough match, so whoever wins school's first NCAA appearance since Knights enter the contest as the top seed has to do it close and play a lot of minutes." 1991. First things first, however, as the from the East Division after finishing the Senior goalkeeper Alyssa O'Brien is seniors want to get the TAAC champi regular season 4-0. going to be counted on as the emotional onship back where they feel it belongs. "It's a big advantage (playing at leader to carry the Knights through the "To get it back is a little extra motiva home)," Richter said. "The girls can go conference tournament. Her performance tion for those (seniors)," Richter said. "Our ', through the regular routines and are com this year has been no different from her first goal was to win our division and go fortable with the field. I hope it will be an past dominance. She currently holds a solid undefeated. Our second goal was to win the advantage from a fitness standpoint." 1.41 goals-against average and has posted conference tournament, which puts us in UCF hosted the first TAAC six shutouts this season. the NCAAs." Tournament in 1994 and has a 7-1 record "We've got to lean on Alyssa," Richter The Knights have already accom since it's inception. However, the one mark said. "She's been here for five years, and plished the first of their two goals by in the loss column occurred in last year's she's been through four conference tourna rolling through the TAAC East with four championship game when the Knights fost ments. She's the experience and the back victories by a combined 16-1 margin. Now 2-0 to Georgia State. It would be interest bone of our team." Photo by Kevin Colber that the ultimate goal is within their ing to see the Knights and Panthers battle On the offensive side of the ball, Harris UCF will need added production from grasps, they just have to go out and do again, but Richter doesn't care who is in leads the team with 10 goals and e-ight Cally Howell in order to claim their what they've done for four of the past five the final, as long as UCF is one of the com- assists, including six game-winners, and fifth TAAC title in six years. seasons - win the TAAC championship . • Featuring: •Faxing - •Photocopies •Laminating •Color Copies •Binding •Transparencies •Much Much More NOW OPEN Phone: 823-6383 Hours: Mon-Thurs 8-7 Fri 8-5 Across frOm Great Escapes in the Bookstore Mall November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future • 20 UCF 44, YSU )2 TEAM 1 2 3 4 F l FIRST QUARTER Central Florida-(3:49)-Edward Mack 34 yard TD RUN TIME Central Florida-(3:49)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT Youngstown State-(8: 10)-Mark Griffith 45 yard FIELD GOAL Central Florida-(1 J :22)-Siaha Burley 3 yard TD PASS from Daunte Central Florida-( 11 :22)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT ON SECOND QUARTER Central Florida-( 1:44)-Fred Wa$:zewski 24 yard MISSED FG Central Florida-(5:20)-Kenny Clark 35 yard TD PASS from Daunte SUNSHINE Central Florida-(5:20)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT Central Florida-( I 0:40)-Charles Lee 18 yard TD PASS from Daunte Central Florida-(J0:40)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT Youngstown State-( 15:00)-Jake Andreadis 2 yard TD RUN Youngstown State-(15:00)-Mark Griffith EXTRA POINT THIRD QUARTER Youngsto\\n State-(4:06)-Jeff Ryan 23 yard TD RUN For more insight into UCF sports check out Youngstown State-(4:06)-Adrian Brown TWO POINT RUSH our website @ www.sunshinenetwork.com Central Florida-(8:35)-Fred Waczewski 25 yard FIELD GOAL Central Florida-(13:26)-Kenny Clark 4 yard TD PASS from Daurite Central Florida-(13:26)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT Wednesday November 4, 1998 FOURTH QUARTER Youngstown State-( I :50)-R Ray 33 yard TD PASS from J Ryan 6:30 pm: UCF Football Review with Mike Kruczek Youngstown State-(1:50)-Mark Griffith EXTRA POINT Youngstown State-(3:44)-Tony Pannunzio 24 yard DEFENSIVE Saturday November 7, 1998 FUMBLE RETURN for TD Youngstown State-(3:44)-Mark Griffith EXTRA POINT 2:00 pm: Knight Football: UCF @ Auburn Central Florida-(13:19)-Daunte Culpepper l yard TD RUN Central Florida-(13: 19)-Fred Waczewski EXTRA POINT MISSED LIVE Pay Per View - Call your local cable operator GOLDEN KNIGHTS PENGUINS Monday November 9, 1998 First Downs 31 21 Rushing 14 9 1:30 am: Knight Football: UCF@ Auburn Passing 17 7 Penalty 0 5 Tuesday November 10, 1998 Third Down Eff. 9-14-64 2-11-18 Fourth Down Eff. 1-1-100 1~2~50 8:30 am: Knight Football: UCF @ Auburn Rushes-Net Yards 41-228 39-179' We RUSHIN0--YOUNGSTOWN STATE: Adr.Brown 15-67, Jak.Andreadis 10-62. Jef.Ryan 13-49, Jcdohnson 1-1. CENTRAL FLO&IDA: Mik.Grant 16-90. Edw.Mack 10-79, Dau.CuJpepper 11-~'1, •''..·.·i:t.~.' Eri.LeiS!er 1-4. · PASS!NO-YOUNOSTOWN STATE: Jef.Ryan 12-24-0-148. CENTRAL FLORIDA: Dau C~l~p~c~H: 'W•y ., 41-l-M7. :''·'-'• ®- RECEIVING-YOUNGSTOWN STATE: Ren.Ray 4-82, Mai.Richardson 3-24, Ell.Giles2-.24, · ,,. '\ Jak.Atldreadis 2-11, Cas.Bogerd 1-7. CENTRAL FLORIDA: Mar.Nonsant 8-94, CM.tee 1 .. 19~. '«·! Sia.Burley 7-39, Kea.Clark 6-82, Edw.Mack 1-17, Eri.Leister i-8, Mik.Grant 1-4. INTBRCEPTIONS-YOUNGSTOWN STATE: Chr.Glamzis 1-6. CENTRAL FLORIDA:-None. PUNTING/LG-YOUNGSTOWN STATE: Ant.Rozzo 5-198-48. CENTRAL FLORTDA:Xav.Bcorlegui I· ' 35-35. PlJNT,RETURNS/LG-Y0UNGSTOWN STATE: And.Cook Jr. 1-0-0.CENTRAL FLORIDA: Sia.Burley 4-51-24 . .KICKOFF RETURNS/LG-YOUNGSTOWN STATE: And.Cook Jr. 5-72-And.Coleman 3-52-22 .. CBN:. TR.AL FLORIDA: Pau.M.iranda 3-55-25, Alb.Snyder 1-14-14, Edw.Mack 1-13-13. M1SSEiD FIELD GOALS-YOUNGSTOWN STATE: -None. CENTRAL FLORlDA:Fre.WaczewsJci 2\. Attendance: 21,251; Time of Game: 3:07 HUSMAN i... C"H: ' '98; :: I r I TOP TEN November 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida Future • 21 Running backs twice as nice for Knights By JEFF CASE position were a fumbled football, can go outside and catch pass tion going and it's a Staff Writer picked it back up and ran with it. es .. .it's wonderful. good situation to For Grant and Mack, last For a while, the tailback situ have," Gooch said. Tailbacks Mike Grant and Saturday's win against ation was anything but wonder "Obviously, they're Edward Mack seem to have Youngstown State helped bridge ful for Grant, especially after the. pushing themselves, taken a potentially difficult situa a gap between the two tailbacks. team's 35-7 loss to Purdue. He you've always got a tion and made it a positive one. As a one-two punch in the 44-32 quickly found himself the target fresh pair of legs in Heading into UCF's bye week, victory, they combined for 169 of criticism by fans and media there, and they're Mack seemed to have overtaken rushing yards on 26 carries and after two drive-killing fumbles both good backs, so Grant as the starting tailback, one touchdown. Most important added to UCF's dismal showing it's a great situation meaning that UCF's senior run ly, the performance seemed to in the ESPN-televised game. to have.The whole ning back, Grant, who had car- erase any question of a tailback Grant rebounded two weeks backfield is interest . ried for 12 touchdowns last sea controversy. later against Toledo with a 22 ed in the whole seg son, would see his role diminish. "I think the balance between carry, 101 y~rd, one TD perfor ment doing well. mance, but his fumble in UCF's There are a lot of 38-17 win against Northern~ good team player in Illinois prompted a change from there and they're all coach Mike Kruczek. Mack was excited for each other inserted as the starter against and we want it to be Southwestern Louisiana and competitive." YSU, supplanting Grant. Mack Gooch stresses responded against USL with a teamwork and cama career high 85 yards on 10 car raderie to UCF's run ries, pushing Grant to perform ning . backs, some his best. thing they firmly "Eddie came in and had a real believ~ in, according good game, so that pt;tt a little to Mack. .The two • fire behind me to practice harder back rotation last week and go out and show between Mack and Photo by Kevin Colber the coaches I wanted to be the Grant should pay After leading UCF in touchdowns last sea starter out here," said Grant, who dividends for UCF as son, Mike Grant has found the end zone gained 90 yards on carries it makes it's final only once this year. against YSU. "But we both ran bowl game push. good [today]. Everybody in the "I can't accomplish any miss. Mack, on the other hand, backfield is of real good charac thing if I'm bickering and argu creates holes by spinning past ter, real good guys. So it's not an ing with Mike," Mack said. "So would-be tacklers, earning the ego thing. If one player does we go out together, he has a nickname "Tornado" among good, we're definitely, every chance, he does his, I go out, I UCF players. Get Grant a nick body, going to give him.his sup just do mine. To see yourself go name and they may just don port." out there and really be executing, capes and fly off together as a • Running backs coach Alan it's just great. [The rotation] dynamic duo. Teamwork has Photo by Kevin Colber Gooch said Mack's perf?rmance gives us a· chance to rest, but at become the doctrine of the back Edward Mack had been contemplating a move to the secondary against NIU (13 carries, 82 the same time, to go out and real field. next season, but his production at tailback may change his plans. yards, 1 TD) warranted his start ly have fun playing the game. "Even if I'm not doing good, at USL. The starter against next You can't get too tired, it's not I'm not going to get mad at Holding on to the football myself and Mike Grant is great," week's opponent, Auburn, will like you're sitting on the sideline Eddie just because he's doing was Grant's main problem, while said Mack, who had 10 carries be chosen through each player's waiting, so us sharing time is good," Grant said. "It just makes Mack's inspired play came at the for 79 yards and a TD against performance and competition in great." me practice harder and get out most opportune of times. YSU. "We are sort of like the practice, something Gooch likes As a tailback, Grant races and do what I can so when we're However, after one game with same kind of back. We're both to see. through holes in opposing defen both playing good, it just helps • only two carries, Grant, as if the fast, we both have quick feet, we "Well just keep .the competi- sive lines to make defenders the team even more." 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As UCF running backs Edward Mack and Despite the big stop, the defense looks for Mike Grant opened up the passing game with ward to better things in years to come, and their productive ground work, it was not ~ more specifically, against Auburn in the imme uncommon to see two, three, or even four PROBLEMS WITH? NEED? diate future Golden Knight receivers open on the same •LANDLORDS •A WILL "We would like to hold everyone under 100 play. The situation is a nice problem to have, yards rushing like any defense, but we've got •INSURANCE •NAME CHANGE but it causes the open receivers to be a little to improve. We'll be ready to play by next •CONTRACTS •UNCONTESTED frustrated at how open they were without get week. We'll bring the heat like we try to do •POLICE DISSOLUTION ting the ball. every week. Hopefully we can add to the pres "It's kind of frustrating, but I understand my STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDES STUDENTS WITII sure against Auburn," defensive tackle Justen ASSISTANCE IN SELECTED AREAS OF LAW SUCH AS LAND role in the offense and I understand the game Moore said. - plan. Sometimes I was open in the flat, but LORD{IENANT, CONSUMER, NON-CRIMINAL, TRAFFIC & Daunte's first reads were over the middle to get UNCONTESTED DISSOLUTIONS. QUALIFIED STUDENTS CAN a lot more yards," said receiver Siaha Burley, Knights clinch best RECEIVE CONSULTATION AND REPRESENTATION FREE OF who had seven receptions for 39 yards and a CHARGE. , touchdown. "The game plan was we had to start in UCF history FOR INFORMATION ORAN APPOINTMENT: CALL 823-2538 OR STOP BY.: SRC.. _155 take the yards that we could get. Daunte did his With its win, UCF moved to 7-1 for the first MONDAY - FRIDAY 8AM-5PM reads, he has his job and I have mine." time ever. The team had previously been 6-1 on Culpepper balanced who he got the ball to two occasions, but lost in their eighth game Funded by Activity and Service Fees through the Student Government Association almost evenly, with Charles Lee getting seven both times. passes for a team-high 103 yards and a touch "This is a tremendous accomplishment. I'm down, Mark Nonsant catching eight balls for very fortunate to be associated with these 92 yards, and Kenny Clark making six -catches coaches and players," Kruczek said. "They've for 82 yards and two touchdowns. taken it one game at a time and have really "They ask me to play a certain role and focused and played good football." PLAY llT AGAllln that's what I do. Daunte was making great reads," Clark said. "It gets frustrating when you are wide open, but all the receivers are out Record watch there trying to make big plays just like me, so Culpepper continued to climb the list of col SPOIQlf~ whoever gets the ball gets it." lege football's career, moving into the NCAA Top 10 of career offensive yardage. With his USED & NEW SPORTS EQUIPMENT 41 O yards of total offense, Culpepper vaulted to Offensive line propels the eighth spot in the all-time standings, pass Buy •:• Sell •:• Trade •:• Consign offensive attack ing Division III Wingate's Vernon Buck, Boston College's Doug Flutie, and Montana's { UCF had its highest offensive production of Dave Dickenson. Culpepper added to his cur SwiNG o ·N IN FoR ALL the season thanks to a revamped running attack rent records of completions, passing yardage, headed by Mike Grant and Edward Mack. Ask total offense, and touchdowns by a qQarterback. ·Of YouR them the key, however, and they'll tell you, the His 11th rushing touchdown ties him for thJrd offensive line deserves the praise. · on UCF's all-time list with Willie English and ColfiNG NEEds! ''They did a terrific job blocking. Every passed Mark Giacone on the career list with.23 time out they were opening holes and making to move to second behind English(38). With AREA's LARGEST SElECTioN of NEW things happen," Grant said. "Sometimes, those three games remaining, Culpepper needs four PRE-OwNEd EouipMENT guys don't get a lot of credit, but they are out t~uchdowns to pass Marquette Smith for most & Golf there making it possible for us to do well." in a season (14). Culpepper should break a few Despite small injuries to Cornell Green, marks at Auburn, as he trails Shane Willis' sin Make Sure to Check Out Our Freddie.Moore, and Marcus Jenkins the line gle season co~pletion mark by just 18 (239), Skate Closeouts! overcame those problems with the depth pro touchdowns in a season by three (Darin Slack, vided by Kurt Baumann and Ahmed El Darin Hinshaw 26), total offense by 287 Hawary. The entire line contributed. 7600 ~niversity Blvd. • Winter Park "They did a great job. How many yards did we have? Almost 600 677-5007 yards of offense against a pretty good defense that has been giving.up 13 points a game. Our kids stepped up and came up. We got some peo ple dinged up, but they really pro duced." • - UCF scored 40 points or more for the fourth ti,me this season, just one off the school record set by the • 1992 team. "Up to this point, there hasn't been one defense, and I'm going to Photo by Kevin Colber include Purdue in this, that has been Offensive line a big key for potent offense. able to stop us. We stop ourselves. We stopped ourselves tonight with penalties, (Culpepper 3,524), and passing yardage by 168 but we move the football." (Culpepper 3,086). He also threw a touchdown R!~i in his 22nd consecutive game. Rodriguez 4th quarter Burley is closing in on the season marks for receptions and receiving yards. He trails ~} ~ c:=B:!Jill stop sparks victory Bernard Ford's 1987 yardage mark by 292 <)~)- lill ~ ~ yards (1,180), and the reception mark he fin On a key third down with UCF clinging to a ~l l(, r:::c/,l_ ~~ six-point lead in the fourth quarter, redshirt ished one shy of last year (David Rho • Shaky offense, defense highlight 44-32 win Culpepper looks By JEFF CASE inability to slow YSU's offense is disturb down no matter what happened,''. said Staff Writer ing, defensive tackle Marv Richardson Culpepper, who also rushed for 63 yards for big+fime win said, considering the Knights face_Auburn on 14 carries with one TD. "In a sense, • In 1998, the UCF offense has been a next Saturday. Auburn totaled 315 yards you could say that we expected a dog consistent force, often scoring at will to in its 24-21 loss to No.IO Arkansas last fight and that's what they gave us for 60 '~* ·~:.,. . :w-::: win games. However, an offensive mis Saturday, including 235 passing yards. minutes." . tfie team witf That's allthat matters. We • take nearly cost UCF in its 44-32 win "Auburn is going to be a team we Despite UCF's late offensive mis ,,,. ao:o:;e;,~Mit t-0 come ' out with. ihe same against Division I-AA Youngstown State want to come out and play our best cues and defensive shortcomings, the run * re,Suti~~s ias~· yeci. we·ve. got to resf>ect'' last Saturday in front of 21,251 at the against," said Richardson, who finished ning game established itself as a possible , the~ + be9aus~ th.ey;ve got' ttaditi.on .,.and . · Florida Citrus Bowl. The Knights attained with two tackles against YSU. "We were factor heading into Auburn. The backfield • ··~~~~~,~~-'~& '.8 ·. . • £\,, .. the best start in school history, moving mad [against YSU] because we kept say tandem of Edward Mack and Mike Grant 1 their record to 7-1 despite receiving a ing 'why did we wait have to wait till the combined to gain 169 yards on 26 carries ~;.· xie~~~;.~·.,,·wi~ ~f~ ,;;------'"'I' • Halloween scare from the Penguins. last quarter to step it up?' As a defense, I one touchdown. YSU's zone coverage of ~"*·· Qulp¢pper • • • • Two Locations Convenient to UCF COMPLIMENTARY MEMBERSHIP EXP _ _/ __ /_ Member Name~ ~~~~~~~~- St aff Signature______ Must be over 18. Some restrictions apply. Expires 12131/98 No,·ember 4, 1998 www.UCFfuture.com Central Florida .Future • 24 Q UCF looks to continue Auburn woes •I By TONY MEJIA ''They have to guys who can roll Culpepper, while big and agile Sports Editor back there. We recruited Carter out enough to be a terror for running of Pensacola up in the panhandle. backs. Carson, 6-foot-3 and 272 UCF makes its second trip to the He's a great running back with pounds, causes havoc as well. plains of Auburn in as many seasons this tremendous speed. If he ever gets "They've got quality guys, but our •l Saturday, but the circumstances surround- clear he's tough to bring down, guys are a year older, a year ing this year's game are very different. tough to chase down. I don't think stronger, a year more· mature in the Auburn is no longer the eighth-ranked we've seen anybody with his capa offense confidence-wise," Kruczek team in the country, as they were at the bilities of taking it the distance all said. ''The run is still pivotal to our time of last year's meeting. The Tigers are season as a running back," Coach success. We can't just rely on DC 2-6, 1-5 in the SEC. Dameyune Craig and Kruczek said. "This kid has the (Culpepper) throwing the football Takeo Spikes, the offensive and defensive speed and the strength to go both every play. A lot of our passing leaders of last year's Tiger squac;lr , ~~ ''.::::·Winside and outside and make plays. stuff is an extension of the run gone, as is head coach Terry Bd . h::ive seen the running game and where we bubble-screen people who resigned les ~ ffiafi two "~'i,;e¥~i 'iP. ~"' ~Pt;t<~ 'onIC'M''''"'''*':~If, but the big death. They are going to stop an unexpected , auno~meHt 'OOi'ea'; ~rt mtp:g th pI}ly-act off of that too. Get those big people to controversy. Still, on~ XUif!g r eh',, thd ' it. :,~¢l(ve o~~ receivers who 8 run sideline to sideline. Get same. The Tigers are thei fay ile.,, ' c~ "g(} - optball too. That them tired. That's the reason UCF is still the y<)ut}.g pro • · -. . Uney're a very why you don't huddle. It's a for a big-time win. Hg. nk" chess match." ·> k#'. " chances appear to J?e !:it ti.ffi's strength Edward Mack and Mike Grant "Brother" B!IC "Y k,.,~ich is tops · have settled into· their running for Bowden ah · ¢ighth-best back platoon. Against inspirec(footbalL ., <;t~~~mit,~ .sopen- ... ·· ~~,y:J Defen.siv~ Youngstown State, the duo: er against Louisianai).11ee~~>i~ "~ ';'· te'SS"'' •lrnfan .; mbaugh is. out rushed for 169 ycµ-ds on 26 car>. than 24 hours ~ft~r B"'6wit . .. . ., "' "'"·~·~: t: :q,.Avith _a ruptur~d . , rie~,. .opening lip the passing. anqounq.~~eri~. . L~st we~k;o-4'.Q •.,, ;,,.,,,,.*.,_, ,,., ,.. ~"i/''~pdofi'" and Spike(.. i~ · n?,~ ... , ·attack. If they can have similar' . . . . · then 12tfr.ranked AtJcansas all tt could ' "sta,rtmg for the c;:'.mcmnatl ." s~c<::ess., against Auburn, 'ucF · if . "- handle, losing 24-2i .. Withoat C~aig, the . B~ngals, but plenty of t~l~nt will be difficult to stop. · · · · Tigers :have handed the quarterback pesi- · rem.ains. Reds~irt freshmen · line~ · : : t;. · ;'Th\s is "the biggest ·game iii UCF · ·tion >over to freshman Gabe Gross, who : backers James C~lier ancl tavarie1is" · .- history .. \ve let one get away earli has ·-produced better ~ban sophomore Ilen Po4nds .~e first:' and thlra '_·:t;n :the er wiJh.-_Pur In its third year at the Division I-A level, the What the Golden Knights have been able to do UCF football team has reached the crossroads. over the past three seasons is astounding. Coach The first two years brought the program attention, Mike Kruczek took a difficult situation and has as the Knights. competed bravely against college made UCF's season the most glorious in school football's elite. The little engine that could men history. Culpepper continues to amaze and has a tality is gone now, a distant memory best exempli shot at two national records. If one loss can spoil fied by one fact: Should the Knights fail to win at all that, there is something wrong with collegiate Auburn, their 7-1 start is a moot point, and the era athletics. of quarterback Daunte Culpepper will lack a land There is a lot of pressure on the Knights to win mark victory. No, that's not reality, that's percep and validate themselves as a top-notch, up and tion. Unfortunately, perception is confused with coming program. Although Culpepper has already reality more than it should be, and often is more secured a prosperous future in the NFL, there will important. be whispers should he not be able to beat a high Does UCF need to beat Auburn to gain a bowl profile opponent. The offense, ranked third in the bid? Probably. Will they receive any national country, won't get the credit they deserve because respect with a close loss? Doubtful, the days of 'experts' will feel they padded their stats against getting votes for close losses in the national polls the likes of Southwestern Louisiana and Eastern are over now. If UCF does lose, will this season be a disappointment? It better not be. See SEASON, Page 17 ., So happy together Eyes on the prize Auburn post·game Heisman Top 10 list Edward Mack and Mike Men's and women's coverage on on Sunday. See where soccer teams look for Grant co-exist nicely in Saturday night Daunte ranks! backfield. TAAC championships. -PAGE 21 -PAGES 18 & 19 ww~.UCFluture.com www.UCFfuture.com