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• by KATIE JONES tims to withdraw money . One stu­ Managing editor dent was abduct~d from the UCF campus near Seminole Hall and With their heads bowed and was returned to campus by the their hands cuffed behind their suspects. The other student, backs, two suspects were led into Stephan Reddy, was abducted from the University of Central Florida the "ghetto" area across from UCF Police Department through a back and managed to escape from the loading dock, Wednesday after­ car after he noticed a back door noon. was unlocked. The suspects, Antonio Tay­ Det. Jaiy Padgett of the UCF lor, 19, and Daryl Valley, 17, Police Department and Det. Denis • neighbors on Kennedy Circle in Strange of Orange County Sheriffs Cocoa Beach, were arrested and Office arrested Taylor and Valley charged with kidnapping and at their homes earlier Wednesday armed robbery. morning. Taylor is a former UCF • Two myn kidnapped and student. robbed two UCF students in sepa­ Dean McFat'l, UCF public rate incidents in October. Each relations, said that he is glad UCF 0 time th~ student was forced into can "close the book" on these the men's light blue car at gun­ crimes. point and driven to several auto­ P BY AHlilANUU 50LA~Jl:5/FU1UKt: . "The university community • Antonio Taylor, 19, (left) and Daryl Valley, 17, (right) are led into the UCF Police Department after mated tell er machines in the UCF they were arrested and charged with kidnapping ahd armed robbery, Wednesday. area in an attempt to get the vie- . see ARREST, page 4 Alpha Xi Omega to • create colony in '95 • by OMAR DAJANI group. Staff writer "We're ecstatic; it's been • long awaited, and everybody at A new Panhellenic sorority. this point is very excited that it's has been chosen to begin coloniz­ finally here," said Ossie Palla, ing on the UCF campus at the start graduate assistqnt for Greek Af­ of the spring 1995 semester. Al­ fairs. "I can see the excitement pha Xi Delta, which made its pre­ really begin among many stu­ sentation with ·chi Omega early dents. Everybody's asking ques­ • last month, succeeded in winning tions, wanting to know what can the vote of the Panhe11enic Exten­ we do for them and how can we sion Committee, the body that rep­ get started," she added. • resents the existing National The process of establish­ Panhellenic Council sororities of ing a sorority chapter is very long the UCF Greek system. and tedious. The group has to go After the existing sororities through the National Panhellenic · had begun reaching maximum ca­ Conference, the governing body pacities, Extension Committee of­ of the national women's Greek ficials decided that the time had groups, which in turn gives all 26 arrived to begin the process of UCF's newest sorority, Alpha Xi Omega, will be joining the other Greek groups on campus estabiishing a new women's Greek see SORORITY, psge 4 in the spring semester in 1995 as they start initiating new sisters into their club. • .Chiles, Bush running in close race for governor's seat by HEATHER IDLLS from the next governor?When ask­ need to be addressed. Dr. Philip Chiles said he is opposed to giv­ government funds go, so do gov­ Contributing writer ing students at UCF, it seems to Tay lor , a communications profes- ing vouchers for parents who want ernment regulations." be more of a question of what they sor at UCF, feels the educational to send their kids to private · Bush said he supports On Tuesday, Nov. 8, vot­ don't want from a governor. system needs more attention. The schools. He said he believes in giving parents vouchers of up to • ers wil 1 march to the polls to pick Kathleen Gardner, a com­ government needs to "stop build- fixing the public schools, instead. $3000 to send their children to the next governor. Who will they munications major at UCF, is a ingprison'sandstartbuildingclass- Chiles said he would sup- private school, if they choose. He pick, Governor Lawton Chiles or registered Republican. However, rooms," he said. port giving parents the right to said this would eventuaJly fix • Jeb Bush? According to an Or­ she plans on voting for a Demo- In a debate the Tampa Bay choose which public school to Florida's educational system as the lando Sentinel/WESH-Channel 2 crat. Performing Arts Center, aired live send their children to. public schools try to keep"students survey published Tuesday, the "lam notaChilessupporter, on television 1·uesaay n'1gnt, 'oocn .... I support the right of par­ enrolled in their school." • results are too close to call. ·but I am definitely a Bush oppo­ candidates discussed building more en ts to make an individual deci­ Another major issue vot­ Current Florida governor nent," she said.This seems to be prisons, but said that they didn't sion about what is best for their ers are looking at is immigration. Lawton Chiles is slightly ahead at the general consensus of many plan on taking money fro~ educa- own children's education- in- Both candidates said they see a • 48 percent, with Bush at 45 per­ students. Many students said they ti on. eluding the right to choose among need to control immigration to cent. However, considering the would be voting for "the lesser of Questions a~ked by audi­ public schools in the system. With Florida. Chiles said he has shown survey's 3-point margin of error, the two evils." ence mernb.ers during the debate regard to public funds for private his support for limiting immigra- the race is a virtual toss-up. There are specific issues that also forced the candidates to dis­ education, however, it is impor­ So, what do people want some voters feel that definitely cus.s private education vouchers. tant to realize that where ever see RACE, page 3

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• . I I I • I I I • RUSS WELCH/FUTURE ARMANDO SOLARES/FUTURE I Jeb Bush campaigns at Chuch Street Station last month. Sam Donaldson interviews Gov. Lawton Chiles at UCF. I Negative campaigning usually works, professor says· l RACE, from page 1 ply as much pressure as possible "Bush was a. better speaker but reforms, but they also agree with to Washington ..! would apply that Chiles handled the issues better." Chiles' retaliation that there isn't ti on in the way he handled the last pressure in cooperation with other A big issue in the cam­ much the state government can do. r------, Cuban immigration crisis, by call­ affected states like California and . paign has been the negative com­ Chiles also said that eight prisoners I ing in the NationalGuard to deal -Texas through the political pro- mercials both candidates have been have been executed during his term, I with immigrants arriving on rafts. . cess and the courts. In addition, running .. Perhaps the most contro­ which is roughly the same number I He also pointed out he filed a we should reform our asylum versial is a Bush commercial that that were executed during I lawsuit against the federal gov­ laws ... so that we can have an attacked Chiles for "signing 90 per­ Martinez's term. I ernment to reimburse Florida for effective deportation and interdic- cent fewer death warrants" than Is this form of negative cam- I the expense of dealing with the tion policy that will lead to a formergovernorBobMartinez. The paigning effective? According to immigrants. reduced num~ers of illegal immi- ad features a mother whose child's Dr.ElliottYittes, thechairofUCF's I Although Bush hasn't grants,?' Bush has stated. · killerisstillondeathrow,andblames political science department, it is I OPEN 7 DAYS had the chance· to deal with this So, who won the debate? Chiles for this. Bush claims there very effective with the majority of I problem personally, he has According to UCF students need to be more reforms in the ap­ the public. I showed continued support for "Many voters pick a candi- and professors,' it depends on peals system, and that Chiles hasn't L ______..J • passing legislation on limitif.lg which angl~· you look at it. tried to sufficiently do this. · dare in the · same way they would immigration. Hea:ther Balogh. a commu­ Students at- UCF tend to pick deodorant-does it look good "As governor, I would ap- BARNIE'S GOURMET nications major at UCF, said, agree that there needs to be more and say what they want to hear?" COFFEE & TEA Shuttle Atlantis cleared for launch today EDY'S GRAND By IRENE BROWN with the 45th Space Wing at. Cape and Science, or ATI.AS, a Spacelab­ McMonagle, will be divided and UPI Science Writer Canaverai Air Station. · mounted collection ofsix experiments work in alternating 12-hour shifts for • CAPE CANAVERAL­ The overseas landing sites to measure solar energy, gases in continuous operation of the ATLAS PREMIUM ICE CREAM NASA managers Wednesday cleared are needed in case of a main engine Earth;s atmosphere, microwave ra­ instruments. space shuttle Atlantis and six astro­ failure during the shuttle's climb to diation emitted by the atmosphere and McMonagle, co-pilot Curtis & LOW . FAT • nauts for blastoff Thursday on a mis­ orbit. other chemical properties ofthe stratO­ Brown, payload commander Ellen sion to probe the Antarctic ozone hole· NASA managers will have sphere. · Ochoa, and rookie a5tronauts Scott and collect information about Earth's until 12:58 p.m. for launch attempts on 'Tue atmosphere is one of Parazynski, Joseph Tanner and Jean­ F R 0 Z E N troubled atmosphere. Thursday. The flight, NASA's 66th our best indicators of the state of the Francois Clervoy also plan to deploy Blastoff was scheduled for shuttle mission and the final of seven environment," said Kennel. a German science spacecraft for inde­ YOUGURT 11 :56 am. EST (1656 GMT), with planned for this year, continues a se­ The flight, scheduled to last pendent observations and studies of • meteorologists forecasting a 30-per­ ries of Earth-monitoring missions to I 0 days, is the third and last planned Earth's atmosphere. The satellite is t0 cent chance of a launch delay because study global environmental change. ATI.AS mission aboard the shuttle. be retrieved before the end of the · SOUPS•SALADS of rain or clouds. '1t reflects the high priority NASA scientists are working on plans mission and returned to Earth with the The weather at the shuttle's NASA plpces on environmental sci­ to mount some of their environmental · shuttle. • SANDWICHES emergency landing sites in Spain, ence," said Charles Kennel, NASA instruments on the space station, while The flight marks Atlantis' however1 could be a problem. associate administrator for Mission to others are to become prototypes for return to space after a two-year main­ '1 can't be very optimistic at Planet Earth programs. free-flying remote sensing spacecraft. tenance and refurbishment at shuttle AND MANY • all that they're going to have real good Atlantis carries the Atmo­ Atlantis' five-man, one­ inanufacturerRockwelllnternational' s conditions," said Capt. Jeff Lorens, spheric Laboratory for Applications woman crew, headed by Donald Palmdale, Calif., facility. - OTHER TREATS! r • 12140 COLLEGIATE WAY

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• • • The Central Florida Future 0 llllOll November 3, 1994 Election day is finally here! Sing hosanna in the highest! Well, finally election day is almost here. On Tuesday, Nov. 8, the fate of the world will be decided-or so our yet-to-be elected Representatives would have us believe. More prisons, less abor­ tions, more taxes, less government privileges, more casinos, less fishing nets: all of these important issues will be decided in the small booth by an estimated 60 percent of Florida's registered voters. This depends, of course, on how inconvenient voting may be on Tuesday. For those of you dorm-rats who are looking for a way to vote on campus, that information is sadly missing. Apparently, the only person who knows where voting will be taking place is a man named Miguel in Student Governmen_t. He is, sad to say, not available as of this writing. The list of people who don't know though, include, the UCF operator, the orientation department and the SG secretary. Apparently, none of these people intend to vote hereatUCF. Everyone, though, will be quite thankful to finally have their television cleared from the stream of mudslinging and character defamation that has grown to a huge screaming mass of drivel. Whether you're more concerned with Chiles' addiction to Pop-Tarts or Jeb's attempt to change his name to Georgie Jr., the issue is the same. Do politicans actually think the American public is so brain dead to just abjectly float from politician to politician, driven by waves ofrhetoric and personal defamation?Sadly, it may·be right. After all, it seems to be whoever can put their face on the screen enough and yell loudest gets elected into office. Well, the tiffie for screaming and character assassination is over, it's time to make a decision. · ''Ifyou choose notto decide, you still have made a choice ... " Letters to ·the Editor "Freewill," Rush Lef s work together for a change Labe~s are for morons, Mr. Yee Ifs how old? lhat can't be right. .. Having read an opinion editorial in the Oct. 27 issue of The I am writing in response to Brynner Yee's article The Hubble Space Telescope has done it again. Now Central Florida Future, I finally got irked enough to type up· ("Liberals, Defamation, and Personal Attacks") that ap­ that scientists can actua1ly see what's going on out there,. a response. It seems to me that America is determined to self­ peared in the Oct. 27 issue of The Central Florida Future. a somewhat unnerving discovery has been made. It seems destruct. Just look at the two main parties going at it EVERY In his article, Mr. Yee (who undoubtedly has a very low the universe could be as much as 8 billion years younger TIME elections come around. sense of self-esteem) proceeded to systematically attack than first expected. Now, I am unable to vote, since I am not yet a citizen. But and degrade anyone who, by his educated opinion, is This wouldn't be such a problem, except stars already from what I u-nderstand, freedom of speech applies to EV­ labeled as "liberal" or "Democrat." examined have been discovered to be at least 8 billion ERYONE, right? So don't tell me to go back where I came Howexactlydid Mr. Yee intend to express his opinion? years older than the universe itself. So much for the Big from if I don't like. things the way they are. What if George Apparently, the only real way to back his ideas up was to Bang theory, huh? The glances the Hubble has given Washington had? (Not that I would dare to compare myself to generalize and stereotype classic "liberal" extremists and humankind into the history of the universe may inevitably one of the Founding Fathers ... ) group them a11 together in the "them or us" rhetoric. so change the face of astronomy at its most basic level. Anyway, my point is that it makes me angry and sad to common to conservative leaders these days. • With continual cutbacks on the space exploration pro­ watch a beautiful country with so many resources go to pieces But far be it from me, a "flame-throwing behemoth" to gram, may be it will take such a huge discovery to make our because we can't find a way to get along. It may sound naive actually have an educated opinion on anything. So instead, Representatives understand the need for such discovery to a political science major, or any other politician, but it seems let me just take quotes from Mr. Yee. and exploration of things beyond our reach and under­ to me that sometimes the Donkeys and the Elephants are just Probably the most outrageous example of Mr. Yee's standing. in it for the fight. They are determined to have it their way, or somewhat. twisted perception of himself and "his party" Chad Brunner just seek a different opinion from one another. can be seen in the fo1lowing: Opinion editor Unfortunately, I am unable to support this statement with "I have never attempted to attack anyone on a personal any facts since the sources are taken directly from conversa­ level." Central Florida Future tions with people belonging to either party. Now, when it However, let's look a bit closer at his other sweeping © 1994 The Central Florida Future, Inc. comes to the President of the United States, I remain con­ statements: Offices: 12243 University Blvd. •Orlando, FL 32817 cerned. Why is it so hard for Americans to support the man ·" ... the impatient, emotional offspring of these liberal (and woman) in office? I'm sure Abraham Lincoln was ancestors are flame-throwing behemoths ... they chose to Newsroom:' (407) 823-8192; FAX 823-9495 considered by many, Republicans as well as Democrats, to b:e attack personal character, brand enemies ignorant, dis-· Editor in Chief Dave Bauer out of his wits when he suggested that we free the black slaves claim facts without supporting facts of their own ... " Managing Editor Katie Jones and let them create a life for them~elves. What a concept! Or better yet: Sports Editor Jason Swancey Let's not forget Susan B. Anthony's efforts to let the "Lawton Chiles' campaign is nothing more than a giant Entertainment Editor Sean Perry American woman have the precious right to vote. Why not let mudball factory with a side-business in the manufacturing Opinion Editor Chad Brunner this man have a chance to do something? of wolf's clot~ing ... " Photo Editor Armando Solares This is not a campaign ad or anything like that. I just would But wait, there's still more of Mr. Yee' s stealth attacks: Copy Editor Richard Agster honestly like to know what it is that makes Americans so "the liberals of the Democratic party have shifted with News Editor · Scott C. Holbrook disgruntled with each other? Why can't we give each other a the winds, and their tainted lineage includes KKK mem­ Production Manage~ . Russ Welch chance and hear each other out for a change? Give someone a bers and black separatist racists" Staff Writers: Omar Dajani, Derek Krause, Andrew chance to make a difference for the better! Did you know that 38 And still more: · Varnon, Justin Delias, Sean Devaney, Brynner Yee, MILLION Americans are without health insurance? I'm one of " ... the Democrats' foot soldiers feel compelled, appar­ Mike Nemeth, Alycia Severson them. Any day you may join us. You can 'ttell me that just because ently due to insufficient credibility in concepts and debat­ Business Office: (407) 823-8054; FAX 823-9495 you don't feel you "belong" to the Democratic party that you feel ing ability, to instead mudsling." that this is perfectly justifiable. We need to stand together and WelJ, I guess, considering myself a liberal and a demo­ Business Manager Steve Norris make this a better place for ALL of us! crat, that makes me a KKK member and a black separatist Advertising Manager Jason Meder It is naive to believe that you will always have health care or racist. No wonder I have such an identity crisis! It's tough Advertising Production Asst. Pete Matchett you will al ways be healthy. Everyone can fall ill, and everyone will enough nowadays to hold on to any semblance of personal· Distribution Manager Don Bates eventually grow old. So when someone, Republican or Democrat, belief, let alone withstand the attacks of stone headed Administrative Asst. Ulla Pearson liberal or conservative, has something to say, listen! Maybe it's a conservatives like Mr. Yee who have some sort of martyr Advertising Sales Mike Battista, James Dourell, good idea! If we can disregard race, creed, religion and gender in complex and are just waiting for everyone to attack him. Andrea Vasquez making a decision about someone' squalifications for jobs, schools The words speak for themselves, and as much as Mr.

Opinions expressed in The Central Florida Future are those of the newspaper or its and the military, shouldn't the same go for someone's opinion? Yee may deny it, he's in the same boat as all of us. We're iridividual columnists and not necessarily those of the University administration or Board of Regents. Letters to the Editor must be typed with a maximum of 300 words Regardless of what this person's political preference may be. a11 fighting for what we believe in. Don't try to put yourself and include the author's signature, major and phone number. Letters are subject to editing of grammar and for space and become the property of the newspaper, subject Thanks for your attention. on a pedestal, you're in the mud just like the rest of us. to their publication. The Central Florida Future is a free. non-profit newspaper published twice-weekly during the academic year and weekly during the summer. The Central Florida Future, Inc., is a 501 c (3) Florida not-for-profit corporation and is not officially associated with the University of Central Florida. Single copies for Carmen G. Fazecas Alfred Curry students and faculty are free; additional copies may be purchased at the Future ottice for $.15 each. Civil engineering Liberal arts Nov. 3, 1994 •The Central Florida Future• 7. The war between sex and violence coming to a video store near you

couldn't care less about whether or not Blockbuster car- Since they bring up the children, what will have a more ries Playboy videos. See, we understand two important profound effect on kids, boobs or bombs? Using the concepts that these nose pickers don't. movies we've already mentioned, I can't see how beautiful First, we do not have a right to tell other people what women in skimpy lingerie are more dangerous for kids than they can or cannot watch (or read or say), no matter how watching Jean-Claude Van Damme maim and kiII people. distasteful we may find it. And anyone who's ever been Children see women in bikinis every day at the beach. The around children knows that the more that you tell someone human body is a healthy and natural part oflife. Some parts Well, they're at it again. David Caton and his Ameri- that they can'tdo or have something, the greater the desire are healthier than others ... What? Oh, yeah, back to the can Family Association (otherwise known as the Benny they will develop for the forbidden item. Thanks to Caton word processor. Violence on the other hand, while it can be Hinn commandos-or is that Benny Hill?) are organizing and company, Blockbuster will probably rent and sell seen every day in some parts of the world (and New York) a boycott of Blockbuster Video. Why, you ask? Because more copies of the Playboy videos than they would have everyday, it's neither natural nor healthy. Which will have gracing their shelves soon wiII be a _coIIection of videos otherwise. the potentially traumatic effect on kids? The answer is produced by Playboy. Now, before you tear up your Second, ven- dors will sup- pretty obvious, unless you're a sex-obsessed pervert, like Fairvilla Video membership card, these Playboy videos ply only those belonging to the AFA. are not pornographic. Blo.ckbuster does not carry anything Hopefully, Blockbuster will not give in to these silly with an 'X' or 'NC-17'. These videos will simply demands and instead stand up to these hypocrites in feature beautiful women in various states of the AFA. Unfortunately, big business tends dress and undress. So what's wrong to act as though they were made of green with that? Jell-0 when it comes to boycotts. They AccordingtotheAFA, there's plenty treat these groups as though they represent wrong with it. They want us to believe mainstream America, instead of the radi- that these videos will corrupt young cal fringe that they truly represent. Re- children and further destroy the moral member how Coca-Cola bowed down be- fabric of America. The AF A feels that fore Terry Rakolta and her radical group's by carrying these videos, Blockbuster protest against Fox's Married ... with Chil- will be sending a message to children dren nine years ago? We all know how that promote sex and glorify pornogra- successful that protest was. The show is in phy. Excuse me, but who the hell set the middle of its ninth season and Terry th~epw~e~uarhl~ncl~~~~~~------~------~------~R~~~sgro~hun~h~my~~~ What I wantto know is, why do groups such as theAFA what the consumer demands. As long as there is a demand cant successes since. Let's hope Blockbuster has more get so bent out of shape over issues even remotely tied to for a certain product, the vendor will supply it as long as intestinal fortitude than Coca-Cola. sexuality, yet virtuaIIy ignore the issue of violence? I don't there is a profit in it. You can't eliminate the demand by Finally, let me extend a heartfelt thanks to the American hear them harping about the violence, death and destruc- attacking the supply. You must eliminate the demand. It's Family Association for alerting me to the presence of these ti on in the movies that are Blockbuster's stock and trade. a simple concept, but one that seems to be beyond most Playboy videos at Blockbuster. Without their outcry, I You know, movies such as Terminator 2, True Lies, Under people. Why do you think the. war on drugs is such a would never have realized that'they were there. Now, I'm Siege, etc.; that each Blockbuster generally has about 200 miserable failure? Like the AFA, we're going about going to get a membership at Blockbuster and rent them. copies of for rent. Seems tome that Caton and his mindless dealing with the problem in an ass-backwards manner. Truly, it's preferable to have a pairof38 D's staring me in followers are obsessed with sex. The rest of us really Unlike the AFA, at least some of us realize this. the face than a pair of AK 47's.

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riwn, accentuates the timelessness porate both extravagance and sim­ viding a solid foundation for the by RICHARD AGSTER of the piece. What comes across is plicity. All locations are more sug­ singers. Whilerockstyleis captured Axis Entertainment critic not so much a piece of the disco era, gested than actually represented. For by the musicians, theemphasis never and LAURA BUNDY but rather a probing of what hap- example, while Jesus-faced balloons leaves the actors and their words, ., Contributing writer . pens to any celebrity, from the time and publicity banners ("Coming not even to showcase a guitar solo. of Christ to today. Soon: Jesus plus all XII disciples") The production, as a whole, Broadwayrnusicalsgenerally This tour also capitalizes on were added to create the temple, the which could use the newly available utilize a specific chronology for theearlypopularsuccessoftheshow performance technol­ opening. After weeks of rehearsal by reuniting the original cast leads ogy to create a very and a trial run, a show will open in a of the film. Ted Neeley is once '70s or a very '90s Broadway or London theater. If the again Jesus, and he would not work show, leans toward a show proves successful, it will run with any other than Carl Anderson, more timeless effect. for a good amount of time, spawn a the movie's Judas. 20 years have Overall, the choreog­ movie and a soundtrack recording. done little to diminish the perfor­ raphy and costumes There have been a number of shows mances of both men. are exciting and cur­ to experiment with this order re- Neeley again brings impres­ rent, but will not date cently, for example, shows based sive vocal and emotional ranges to this production in 10 upon movies rather than vice versa. the role of Jesus. His upper register years. These choices However, it was 20 years ago that explores both patented rock wails reinforce the idea that Jesus Christ Superstar gained andlovelyfalsettosinging. Neeley's Herod's demands (''I strength by straying from this set most moving performance in the only ask the things I pattern. play comes in "Gesthernane," a ask of any superstar") The first exposure the public monologue of fear and exhaustion. could beplacedaseas­ had to this musical was two singles, , Anderson, similarly, plays Ju­ ilyuponEddie Vedder "Superstar" and ''I Don' tKnow How das with passion and talent. He as Jesus Christ. to Love Hirn," which climbed the navigates his high vocal range with While Jesus Billboard charts in 1969 and 1971, all the ease of his 1973 re~ording. Christ Superstar pays respectively. They were presented Far from the villain his character is tribute to its '70sroots, as being "from the rock opera Jesus expected to be, Anderson reveals Carl Anderson and Ted Neeley, original members of the the production spends Christ Superstar, now in prepara- Judas as a misguided pawn with movie, revi~it their roles as Judas and Jesus, respectively. as much time looking tion." A full-length album was re- little control over his own destiny. forward as backward. leased and had already made $16.5 A welcome newcomer to the basic rock concert-like set of the All elements of the show contribute to million before the show opened on role of Mary Magdalene is Syreeta The chorus performers, as a play did not change. The culrnina- dateless representation of what it is to Broadway in October of 1971. Wright. She inherits the most well- whole, are excellent One can not tion of the visual effects is the tech- be, then and now, a Supersta.r. These facts demonstrate that, known song of the show, "I Don't doubt that they enjoy every second no logical transformation of the cross Jesus Christ Superstar runs unlikemostBroadway shows,Jesus Know How to Love Him," and rises of their time on stage. The use of combined with Jesus' ascension. through Nov. 6attheBobCarr Audi­ Christ Superstar was grounded in to the challenge wonderfully. Con- microphones and a P.A. system, Like the stage, the. orchestra torium. Formoreinfonnation, call the • the popular music scene from the tent to let her sweet' voice provide while often problematic for en- and sound equipment CQJltribute to Lynx Broadway Series at 423-9999. beginning, but while it maybe tempt- most of the emotional power for semble singing, gives this group no the tasteful extravagance of the pro­ For tickets, call the Bob Carr Box i ng to label the show a '70s musical, her, she is a graceful and composed trouble at all. duction. 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When the Black Crowes released their -Sean Perry Elastica is bowling right down your alley. debuting at No. 20 on the U.K. charts in smashdebutShake Your Moneymaker, every­ They are currently working on their debut February. Other notable endeavors include one w~ crying "Stones." Their incredible long-player, but Geffen records has released playing this years Reading Festival and doing sophomore effort, The Southern Hamwny a four song E.P. called Stutter to hold the the BBC's "Evwening Sessions," where the and Musical Companion had the music world American public over. last song ''2: I" from Stutter was recorded. screaming ''Zeooelin." Iflistening to Elastica by it's cover, the The lead singer, Justine 'Frishrnann, Well, evidently all the comparisons three girl, one guy line-up would was also a part of Suede, prior to Elastica fame. didn't phase this bunch of birds, because they stereotypically denote a "girly band." Wipe ''Before formingElastjca,Ired the gang are still crowing about the extravagant '60s this misconception clean, or you'll be disap­ mentality of being in a band," Justine says. blues riffs and thepsychadelia thatmade up the 'pointed. With this came a four song E.P, making this '70s. After a quick comparison to Blondie as muchnoise,thewrathofElastica'sNovember No doubt, this time everyone, including a place to start, this is rockin' band that posses tour and forthcoming L.P. should be waking Plant and Jagger will be saying that this album feminine charm, but uses it as a tool instead of · µpus neighbors here in the U.S. sounds like classic Crowes. a vehicle. Unorthodox son structure loo s -Jim Martin

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Releasing his sixth album on his own Finally,afreshvoicethatsingswithmean­ Only the Lords of Acid could get away Surfacing from the depths ofextremely label, Toy Gun Murder Records, Ian ing. Yes, this Connecticut-based band did, in with music like this. On their latest LP, the only obscure groups, Janet Speaks French hails · Brennan takes a look at the negatives oflife fact, cop their name from thefrozen food we all thing raunchier than their songs is the album from planet Earth (North Carolina to be ex­ on Paperboy. know and love. The Swansons made their debut cover. What2LiveCrewistorap,LordsofAcid act). Their debut album, which will probably Brennan spends his days helping in­ with the ''Festival of Life" tour in late 1993. is to dance music. be their last, features a comic-book style ner city youth in Oakland, California. His "All These Things Will Happen Now," Maintaining their rough-and-tumble cover and the story of Janet Speak French's job is ranked as the No. I most dangerous the lead cut and first single from Shake provides sound of grinding guitars, head-splitting key­ mission to rescue their leader, Janet (sur­ occupation in the United States. Because of us with a perfect introduction to the band. The boards, and merciless techno beats, Lords Of prise!), and prevent the elimination of rock his interaction with a less fortunate frag­ Swansons are somewhat similar in tone to The Acid(a.k.a.DigitalOrgasm,a.k.aPraghaKhan) and roll music. . ment of our population, Brennan shows us Cranberries. The band's shifting tempos along can blow up any sound system. Vocalists Ruth Yes, they're a rock groui:r- a medio­ an eerie side of society that may not be with Faye's dramatic voice produces a self­ McArdle and Jade 4 U sound off on such tasty cre one, at best. While they manage to throw apparent to all walks of life. assured debut. topics as STD'.s, sex, marijuana, sex, domina­ in elements of funk, feedback, and hillbilly Brennan's brooding voice is reminis­ One song that particularly stands out is tion, sex ... well, you get the idea. Different styles here and there, their music is not particularly cent of Bono's, as is his stripped down ''Respectable Sweat." This song is, well, a happy ofmusicareexperimented withincludingjungle, original. sound. Al though he play' s almost all of the song. It is the song you have longed to listen to reggae, and hardcore. Luckily, their humor is, and if their instruments on the album, from guitar to when you have been inoneofthose''Idon'tcare" Combined, Lords of Acid have created a goofy outer space story-telling matched their drums to piano, the lack of a specialty in moods. And how could I forget to mention "As crazy, dirty, and fun CD. The fact that ravers and music, things could get very interesting. If any instrument is the cardinal fault of you Wish?" Faye begins this dramatic tune with rockers have both appreciated them over time they don't already, they have the potential of Brennan's latest experiment. "Leaming to walk was the easiest part .. ." and means the songs are fairly club-friend! y. If you receiving a small (make that very small) cult Make no mistake about it, the lyrics proceeds to take us back-backto our childhoods. like to dance and enjoy being offended, go out following. In the meantime, Janet Speaks are the only reason to subscribe to Paper­ Watch for The Swansons as they plan to go on and buy it. If you st pur!'has~rs of liw t>ntt'rtainnwnt • wardrobe from the early '60s. The radio play andMTV coverage, Hilken in tht> <'otrntry, is cornlnC'ting a national arnlitions tour across tht' Unitt>cl Statt's dresses acted as a diversion, making saidhe"doesn'tknowmuchaboutart, in O<"tolwr arnl Nowmlwr. Wt> will ht> rrnuiting as many as -1000 talt>ntt>d/skillt>d the crowd believe • they were in for incliviclnals to f'ast in morr than 36 livt>-mnsie stagt> shows pt>rfon1wd aeross tht> nation. 45 minutes of leave it to Bea­ • ver-rock; wrong . ZuZu's Orlando · petals area strictly Novemher 11, 1994 • rock 'n roll band out Minneapolis. 1 :00 - 4:00 pm The Petals were conceived in the Columbus Center same scene that 4625 Middlebrook Road produced the leg­ r endary band The Replacements and the hottest SINGERS current Minne­ Prepare (11 least three selections & brillg sheet music in the proper li·ey apolis band Soul or cassettf' tape for accomp

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• day Night" Bennett will attempt lanta Falcon·s. The Falcons are with. Defensively however, I give Shell and Hostetler are getting to follow a tremendous perfor­ actually favored by a point in this the edge to the Cards. along the offense should finally mance this weekend. game, can you beleive it? The put up the numbers their capable • reason for that is because the •Cincinnati Bengals at Se­ of. •Indianapolis Colts at Mi­ Chargers will be without quarter- attle Seahawks. The Bengals came The Chiefs are terribly un­ ami Dolphins. The Dolts are a bad back Stan Humphries. There is a so close to beating the Cowboys predictable, and being a fan of the • team being carried by a strong significant talent drop from first last week with Jeff Blake at the AFC I wouldn't want them to rep­ rookie. I will admit though that if to second team at the position. , helm. Infact I have another upset resent us in the S1,1per Bowl­ Emtman gets back to 100 percent, The Falcons will probably win hunch .this week, and it's the your never sure who's going to • and a coouple of other guys step this one at home, and look for both Bengals getting their first victory show up. up they could slip into the play­ running backs, NatroneMeansand of the season. The Hawks started Game Reviews offs. The Dolphins are surely go­ Eric Pegramm to have solid per-· off so strong and they've been ing to the playoffs behind Danny formances. heading downhill ever sense. Monday Nighter • •San Francisco 49ers at Boy, and wouldn't it be great to Washington Redskins. The see the Dolphins in the Super Bowl •New England Patriots at •Denver Broncos at L.A. •••••••••••••••• • Redskins have been looking good at home in Joe Robbie Stadium, Cleveland Browns. The Browns Rams. The Broncos will win in a with Gus at QB, hell they've been well it would be kinda cool proved to be mortals last week by ·tough game. Elway may come up •N.Y.GiantsatDallasCow• scoring up a storm but they' 11 find anyways? losing to the Broncos, again. The with some last minute heroics yet boys. The Cowboys had a tough out this weekend that the Niners Browns won't lose two weeks in a again. The Rams are no joke, their ·battle against the Bengals, but it • can score even more. Plus Deion •Pittsburgh Steelers at row, even though Vinny is sitting defense is tough and they have was just the wake up call they ffiight just show Gus how intimi­ Houston Oilers. The Steelers are out due to a slight concussion­ Jerome Bettis to greind out 100+ needed. dating the best cornerback in the without Barry Foster yet again, so Superbowl MVP Mark Rypien yards every game. Broncos will As for the Giants I'm so • NFL can be, giving Gus only one it's a good thing they're playing will be starting in his place. An­ make their run for the playoffs sick of them because I keep pick­ side of the field to throw to. the cellar-dwelling Oilers. Barn other crushing blow for the now, and their not about to let the ing them under the assumption Morris will have a big game and Browns is the injury to Michael Rams stand in their way. that eventually they'll have to win. • •Detroit Lions at Green Bay expect Oilers cornerback Chris Dean Perry. the Browns will win I won't do it anymore, the COW­ Packers. The Packers will win this Dishman to steal at least one ball despite their injuries. •L.A. Raiders at Kansas City BOYS WILL WIN, and truthfully matchup as Barry Sanders sets his from the hands of negligent Chiefs. The Raiders will beat a I hope they hand the Giants a sights on a2,000 yard season. The Steelers receiver, probably •NewOrleansSaintsatMin- dejected Chiefs squad. Now that beating. • Lions always seem to get lucky in Charles "Butterfingers" Johnson. nesota Vikings. The Vikings are ------­ the close games but their luck is rolling right now through the easy about to run out. Edgar "Mr. Mon- •San Diego Chargers at At- portion of their schedule, the Yucs Women's Soccer TAAC Toumamen • last week and now the Saints? The 1r------~------, ·_ 1 Aint's have shown some promise Picks recently, but this once playoff con- • l•Forty-Niners.at Redskins(- •Saints at Yikes(-9.5) I tender has some major rebuilding FIU (#2 East) UCF (#1 East) ho} Jason: Yikes 28-25 over I IJason: Niners 42-35 over Aint's •Chicago Bears at Tampa ~ IRedskins Justin: Yikes 17-14 over Bay Buccaneers. The Yucs will Semifinal Semifinal 1Justin: Niners 27-17 over Aint's acually win this game, before you Friday at Noon Friday at 3pm 1Redskins •Bears(-4.5) at Bucs call me crazy check out their other • i•Lions(-5.5) at ·Packers Jason: Bucs 21-14 over wins, I had a sneaky suspicion (#2 Jason: Packers 24-14 over Bears about those games as well. The Centenary (#1 West) Mercer West) • Lions Justin: Bears 21-10 over Bears weren't very impressive last IJustin: Packers 20-17 over Bucs Monday night, and they aren't sure Championship Game • I Lions •Bills(-2.5) at Jets which quarterback to stay with. I-Colts at Dolphins(-9.5) Jason: Bills 35-24 over the Their once strong defense was on Saturday at 2pm IJason: Dolphins 28-14 over Jets the field only when Dick Butkus • 1colts Justin: Bills 30-13 over Jets was haveing his number retired at 1Justin: Dolphins 28-17 over •Bengals at Seahawks(-7.5) halftime. 1colts Jason: Bengals 28-27 over at the UCF Arena field this weekepd • -cardinals at Eagles(-7) Hawks · 1 •Buffalo Bills at New York ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Jason: Eagles 28-10 over Justin: Hawks 17-10 over Jets. The Bills will kill the Jets if f~ • Cards Bengals they play the way '1iey did last IJustin: Eagles 21-13 over •Broncos(-3) at Rams weekend against the Chiefs. They • lcards Jason: Broncos 24-17 over have to let Thurman have com-· l~Steelers(-3) at Oilers Rams plete say so he can have his way IJason: Steel 21-18 over Justin: Rams 24-14 over against the sorry Jets defense. • 1oilers Broncos Boomer may actually make it a 1Justin: Steel 20-17 over •L.A. Raiders at Kansas C~yl close game. oilers Chiefs I 1 • •Chargers at Falcons(-1) Jason: Raiders 31-24 over I •Arizona Cardinals at Phila­ IJason: Falcons 24-18 over Chiefs delphia Eagles. What a game! IBolts Justin: Chiefs 24-17 over I Buddy ball is finally catching on • IJustin: Bolts 28-24 over Raiders . I over there in Phoenix, and the IFalcons •N.Y. Giants at Dallas I etam is starting to win or at least l•Pats at Browns(-4) Cowboys I come close. This should be good • 1Jason:· Browns 28-18 over Jason: Boys 33-17 over I but I think that Charlie Garner and 282--0505 1Pats Giants I Randall Cunn_ingham are that Justin: Browns 24-20 over Justin: Boys 28-14 over I much better than any two the Car­ 1 • L------..1Pats Giants dinals could possibly come up Located across from U.C.F., in • the UC6 Shopping Center • • 1 We Deliver!

• $5 Large Cheese • Take Out or Dine In Only Must Have Valid Student I.D. The Central Florida Future S-1orts November 3, 1994 UCF has an off ·week and doesn't know what to do o UCF has a bye work on some other aspects of our the devils workshop." game. But I don't like it because week to prepare for now I have to find a way to keep Division I-A East our guys focused," said McDowell KNIGHT Quarterback Darrin Carolina, and get Hinshaw likes the idea of taking a NOTES: over injuries. It's do week off, not for offensive, but •••••••••••••••• for defensive reasons .. or die for the Golden "I like the week off because After taking a trip to Knights, 6-3. we'll get some of our guys back Lynchburg, Va. this past weekend on defense. Allen Powell, Rich­ and extingusing the L iberty ard Blake, and Loius Lubin may Flames 49 -24, the Knights moved by TODD MAZZA be back and together they '11 really up one notch to No. 16 on the Staff writer help the team," he said Sports Network Poll. But not all players like the Quarterback Darin Hinshaw After playing football for idea of taking a breakin the middle and wide receiver David Rhodes nine straight weekends, the of the season. still have a chance to set more i) Golden Knights finally have a "I don't care for the week records in Florida. Hinshaw. needs week off. off. It's just like your postponing 783 yards to break the current "It's going to be weird," your next game for an extra week. career passsing yardage record of said defensive tackle Robert I don't really want to do that but 9,287 held by Florida's Shane Braucht. "Practice is going to we have no choice so we make the Matthews. come and go and then I won't bestofthesituation," saidBraucht. Rhodes needs just 14 recep­ have anything to do Saturday. It'll Preferences aside, the tions and 232 yards to break the just be weird." Knights will still have an extra career record in those categories. Most figure a week off seven days to prepare for the trip Currently the record is held by would be good for everyone on ·to East Carolina, their next oppo­ former Seminole great Ron Sellers the team, but that's not true, ac­ nent. (212 receptions, 3598 yards). cording to head coach Gene Fans, players and coaches In the weird statistic depart­ McDowell. alike know that the Golden ment, quarterback Darrin Hinshaw ) "I like the week off, and I Knights have to stay focused and is leading the team with six rushing don't like the week off. I like it win the game against East Caro­ touchdowns. The weird part is he SOLARES/Future because it gives our guys the lina to get into the playoffs ~ As the has a riet rushing yardage of minus Marquette Smith has been able to slip through defenders chance to heal some injuries and old addage goes, "Idle hands are one yard. arms all season long. Basketball team prepares for a rough schedule ,this season by MICHAEL WHITE lenge for the team. taining basketball team," Speraw Staff writer Last year's success has raised said. "They ought to come out and expectationsfortheprogram. There see what we have to offer." The UCF men's basketball is sure to be more pressure on the team began practicing Thursday, team and coaches this year .. returning to the court for the first The tough pre-conference Bummed that < time since their appearance against schedule should have the Knights Glenn Robinsolt and Purdue in the .ready for their Trans Atlantic Ath­ . there's no UCF NCAA tournament. letic Conference schedule. Thecon­ A tough _pre-conference ference should be tougher this year football this week­ schedule that includes games against with the addition of Campbell Uni­ end? Alabama; Georgia, and UNLV versity. ,) will keep the Golden Knights rel-· · . · "Our confeence as a whole is Watch the Women's ishing the past. going to be competitive," Speraw Soccer "We've got to start from said. "You have to be prepared ) scratch," head coach Kirk Speraw every night." TAAC Tournament said. "Last year's success has no There are five seniors return­ direct effect on this year's team." ing for the upcoming season­ instead! Alabama is ranked in the top· 'Patrick Butts, Ted Porter, Darrell 15, and Georgia and UNLV are big Davis, Chuck Roberts, and last It's being held.here time programs. Eve!! if the Golden year's standout O' Keele Suave. at the UCF Arena Knights win only one of the three They will be counted on for leader­ big pre-conference games, it will ship. field be a big win for UCF and will give Speraw said last years suc­ the team a lift going into the confer­ cess has helped in recruiting by Friday and Saturday ence schedule. opening the eyes of some players See page 19 for "It would be a major feather who may not ofbeen aware ofUCF. in our cap," Speraw said. He hopes last year's success pull tournament bracket SOLARES/Future Speraw added that the tough fans into the arena. details. UCF plans to dunk their opponents en route to an NCAA bid. schedule will be a tremendous chal- "We have an exciting, enter-

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