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Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 08, September 19, 1995 University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 9-19-1995 Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 08, September 19, 1995 Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 28 No. 08, September 19, 1995" (1995). Central Florida Future. 1316. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1316 lfike Huff shifted from running back to wide receiver to fi#I vacancy-p.20 Flori Future Vol. 28 • No.8 Serving the University of Central Florida since 1968 · Sept. 19, 1995 Government cuts and tuition hike bring students out by JOE CHABUS Staff writer The Board of Regents met on campus Thursday and Friday and passed a resolution raising tuition in Florida public universities by I 0 percent Tuition at UCFfor the 1995-96 year is $59. 19 per credit hour for Florida residents, and $221.60 per credit hour for non-residents Next year, Florida residents will pay $64 per credit hour to attend UCF, while non-residents will pay $243.76 per credit hour. To show its concern over the cuts and tuition increase, the Florida Student Association (FSA), comprised of student body pn~sidents from each of the state's nine public universities, came to UCF last week1 holding a town meeting on Thursday and a rally on Friday. "The tuition increase just shows that the Board of Regents is not really · concerned with your education here in the state of Florida," said FSA Ch<:tirrn.an George Tait "They aren't concerned with the future of Florida as they say they are. If they were concerned, then they would recognize that a lot of our students cannot afford to be in school as it is now, and if financial aid is cut and tuition is raised at the same time, many of your peers will not be in school in the future." The BOR refused to allow students .protesting tuition in­ creases into Friday's meeting at the UCF arena - even some television cameras were asked to leave the premises. After the meeting was under way, FSA members led a crowd of students into the BOR meeting. Protesters kept silent but held up signs denouncing tuition increases. "They tried to stop us today by keeping usoutofthearenaand by telling us we couldn't have ourpressconference," Taitsaid. "It's photo/SAGINARIO import<1nt that we don't stand by idly and let these kind.of things Students rally at the UCF Arena on Friday to pr.oteslthe Board. of .Regenf s decision to raise tuition see TUITION, page 7 by 10 percent next year. Students use UCF web page to UCF students flawless in protest French nuclear tests engineering competition by DORIS BLOODSWORTH because of World War II, it was logical that Contributing writer France would want a means to protect it­ lives that lie ahead for them . self. by LAURA LEWIS Contributing writer The games began on Thursday with the UCF students are protesting France's She also observed that there are golf tournament, which included prizes for nuclear testing - but you may be missing smaller countries than France with nuclear UCF civil ·and environmental engi- best overall score and for the longest drive the demonstration, unless you are on-line. capability, and felt that France was a friend neering students swept the American. Society from the tee. Cyberspace replaced the college cam­ of the United States. She urged students to of Civil Engineer's state competition in Jack- John WoodsandPeteMaastricht repre­ pus as the site where students attacked the join Greenpeace if they wished to stop sonville last week, taking all five events from sented UCF in this competition and bested the recent test. "Why in the world does France nuclear testing. the Florida Institute of Technology and the field with a score of75 without handicap. The need to test explosive nuclear devices? Let One UCfi student said that "maybe University of South.Florida, closest competitors scored an 85. them test off their own coast," wrote Fritz an embargo wouldn't be such a bad idea," Each year; the Florida section of the Friday's events included the concrete W. Feuerbacher, a UCF student. and then followed that by writing "the American Society ofCivil Engineers (ASCE) canoe and high-stren-gtl'I cylind~rs. Canoe t:am Other sentiments included: " .. .if opinions expressed above are not necessar­ hosts a state competition to test students' ~kill - · members · ~ura Lew.is, Ta_m1 C9ncepc1~n, there is a nuclear war, France is history. If ily thqse of Lockheed Martin or the Univer­ and ability· to transform knowledge acquired ·"· Jerry Lems and Robert Joynes, along wtth there is a conventional war, France is his­ sity of <;er.tral Florida." in the classr~m to p~actical design situations. canoe designers Jim Dombrowski and John 1 tory. What they should be doing is paying ·Feuerbacher started using the elec- · This year's contest included concrete Woods, joined eff~rts to bring home t~e first us money to protect them. I thought maybe tronic bulletin boards in 1987. He found canoe races, high-strength concrete cylincJer place trophy with the sleek-designed I would hear the slightest peep out of our they were addictive, and would often spend construction, field surveying, a mystery event "Knightstalker." president or possibly the environmental as much as fiv'e hours at a time keeping up and a golf tournament. The races included an all-ladies, all­ v·ce president, but I see that they value their with vari9us news groups. He started the In each event, a different aspect ~f civil guys and coed canoe race. The ladies and coed positions far too much." discussion on the French nuclear testing €hrysanne E. Poole, a senior envi­ and environmental engineering was intro­ see ENGINEERING, page 2 engineering student, said that see WEB, page 2 duced to give the students a better feel of the 'News 1-8 Opinion 9-11 Classifieds 12 13-18 More reviews on the horizon with Chick-F-4 Features Sports 19-20 • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sept. 19, 1995 •The Central Florida Future• 3 Career Fair September 26, 1995 smc1ents use web site Student Government Speaks OLDE, America's Full Service Discount Broker 5M, is from WEB, page 1 by MELISSA LAWRENCE applied for a Justice position . The looking for motivated people to establish a career in the stock brokerage business. • because he was so outraged. Director of Communications and student's response exemplified Students and others who Public Relations for S.G. great upport for Student Govern­ OLDE offers: have UCF computer accounts can ment. Under Chief Justice Ericka 4-12 month paid training program voice theiropi n ions on the ucf. talk Hello UCF! Welcome back Smith, the council will concern Potential six-figure income line by accessing pegasus% and from all of us here at Student Gov- themselves with any student dis­ Excellent benefits entering tin.ucf.talk. ernment and welcome to the SGA putes during the year. Also, CON­ If you possess excellent communication skills, gen­ Australia and New Zealand column. Since the beginning of the GRATULATIONS to the Election semester, SG has been busy with a Commissioners. The 15 students eral market knowledge and the desire to excet see joined other countries in protest­ us at the Career Fair on September 26, 1995. ing France's resumption of nuclear variety of projects. chosen are already busy safeguard­ If you are unable to attend the Career Fair call: testing. Nearly 200 nuclear tests From the Legislative Branch, ing the Senate elections and will be • have been conducted by the French we are currently in the midst of the gearing up for the upcoming Spring government, with plans for more. 28th Student Senate Elections Over Presidential elections. Thank you' s 1800 937-0606 Thomas E. Bayston, a se­ I 00 students are actively campaign­ must also be extended to all who or send resume to: nior journalism student, also en­ ing for the 50 available seats. SGA is applied for this position. Stay sup­ OLDE Discount Stockbrokers couraged UCF computer users to looking forward to one of the best portive of your SGA! National Recruiting check out Votelink. Votelink con­ elections in SG history. Please take Last week was an exciting 751 Griswold Street Detroit, MI 48226 ducts discussions and opinion some time to educate yourself about and hectic week for SGA. With the polls on topics of interest from the the candidates. Most importantly, Board of Regents and the Florida global to the local level. Votelink VOTE! Your vote makes a differ­ Student's Association visiting our can be accessed through Pegasus ence. Seek out an active voice through campus, SG took the opportunity ~OLDE your senator and make sure your DISCOUNT STOCKBROKERS and Lynx by the Universal Re­ see S.G., page 6 Member NYSE andSIPC source Locator (URL) http:// Activity and Service Fee money is www.votelink.com. being spent wisely. TheExecutiveBranch recently -In less than one hour, attended a one day workshop in Co­ UCF students can learn how to coa Beach. In this workshop, the send e-mail and navigate the Cabinet worked through the plat­ net. Computer Services is fonu goals with President Miguel UCF CAMPUS WELLNESS CENTER offering short courses on how to Torregrosa and Vice President Frank PRESENTS use these accounts which are Amqros and laid out a plan to carry free from UCF to students, them out during their terms.
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