Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 16, October 16, 1986

Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 16, October 16, 1986

University of Central Florida STARS Central Florida Future University Archives 10-16-1986 Central Florida Future, Vol. 19 No. 16, October 16, 1986 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. 19 No. 16, October 16, 1986" (1986). Central Florida Future. 661. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/661 eather: The outside will be different than the inside ursday, October 16, 198<:> The Central Florida Future Volume 19 Number 16 University of Central Florida/Orlando Sixteen pages Air Force -Diplomas pins wings dirt cheap on woman .Mill outlet sells UCF woman is diplomas for Sl 3 1st to get honor by Karen L. Ziebell by Jiii B. Sim er COUEGE PRESS SERVICE CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Last year, it cost nearly A woman cadet from the $1,800 for U.S. Congressman Air Force ROTC received her Claude Pepper, D-Fla., to get ,• silver wings Tuesday at a a mail-order doctorate. ceremony honoring her as the If he'd only waited a few first woman selected from months, Pepper, who was UCF to become a pilot. trying to dramatize the Laura Theodorson was prevalence of "diploma mills" given the wings and a for a fee, could have become a certificate from Col. Charlie doctor of Aztec Cuisine or B. Moore, Southeast area Yodeling for just $13, says commander from Maxwell . Christopher Wigert, the Air Force Base. "Dean of Deans" at Fergle The 20-year-old physics Rob Peery/Central Florido Future University in Cincinnati. major was one of 29 women Col. Charlie Moore attaches pilot wings to Laura Theodorson's uniform. "I got up early one morning selected out of 300 applicants and started thinking of who will attend pilot training added. Air Force Officer's Qualifying Although Theodorson could· strange universities and the after she graduates as a The average acceptable Test. become a test ,pilot, an catalogue business" Wigert commissioned officer in May score is 81.5. This is Theodorson's first instructor or a navigator, she explains. "There's a gap in 1988. Scoring is based on a semester at UCF after would be excluded horn flying between the Harvard Theodorson was chosen combination of factors transferring from the an aircraft in combat under University catalogue and because of her "high including the applicant's University of Washington. an exclusionary law that Spiegel's." academics," said Capt. Dana ·grade point average, their She has a 3.5 GPA and is prohibits women in the One need only send Wigert Willis. Her qualifying score of SAT score, a commander's attending UCF on a 3-year . 119 was one of the highest, he rating and_ their grade on the Air Force ROTC scholarship. · SEE WINGS, PAGE 4 SEE DIPLOMAS, PAGE 7 Controversy _besets Daytona SG positi-On by Steve J. Pusteinyk The story began late ttus summer when ~~.c ''I went to the Daytona Campus to meet with CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE former coordinator informed Smith he planned to (former campus director) Dr. (Harold) Green with leave the position. According to Smith, the the idea of closing the operation down," Smith previous coordinator recommended Hatez for the said. He said he later changed his mind adding, "I A student government position at the Daytona position. decided to keep the person I hired.'' Bea ,h campus is the focus of a controversy After receiving no other applicants for the job, When Schrader discovered the situation, Smith . > involving three different sides. which Smith said was publicized in The Central said he ''suggested I never considered him for the The issue concerns the Daytona students, the Florida Future, he hired Hatez for the position. job." ne ly appointed student government coordinator "With the changeover in the senate, I was unable Smith said Schrader complained Hatez was not at the campus and student government President to appoint him at that time," Smith said. suitable for the job. "I can't not appoint someone Ira Smith. Smith said he later received an applicati.on from just because one person said the students don't like "'1'he whole thing seems like a set up to me," Terry Schrader, a Daytona student and night him," Smith added. Smith said of the controversy involving the yet-to­ supervisor at the campus. "I was impressed with be-confirmed coordinator, Andrew S. Hatez. both of them," Smith said. SEE CONTROVERSY, PAGE 3 Knowing expectations helps students in classes · Staff Report carefully and make their COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE expectations of students explicit. Her research, she says, . shows students in the "ma tery" classes tended to perform at higher levels than students in other kinds of courses. "Students typically work for the grade they think they can get. By knowing what can give them an A it makes them just that much more confident,'' adds Driscoll, who hopes her work will influence teacher education program. However the National E due a ti on Association, although supporting mastery classe a a theory, worrie studies like Driscoll's do not ~omecoming vote UCF students line up to 6asi their votes for HomeCOming King and Queen in SEE GRADING, PAGE 4 preliminary voting. 2,The Central Florida F1.Jture, October 16, 1986 UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE LIBRARY PHILLIPS HALL Bookstore's Annual HOMECOMING Surprises HALLOWEEN Treats .... Check Out Your Campus Video SPECIALS· .Shop · located in the RECORDS & Bookstore. OCTOBER 20 · 31st Fine Selection of Movies· TllPES WEEKI · LOW RATES· Lifetime Membership $1.00 What Do You Need For Spirit Week? Music ACCENT. Major Savings SALE •.• on Highlighters! CASSETTES and 11111111 SANFORD Major Accent RECORDS. Available in six vivid colors MAJOR LABELS ~~--~-:-~-A~-u--~--~fReg.79¢ __3 . TOP ARTISTS Save 29¢ Pop, Rock. Folk, Now Jazz and Classics 2/$1.00 - . I----------------------.---------------------~ m~& - I m~& I I . PLUSH ANIMALS I SORORITY & FRATERNITY I I 25°' OFF I ITEMS . I I /0 I 20% OFF I I I I I Expires: 10-31-86 I Expires: 10-31-86 I ~--------------------..a.----I COUPON I SPECIAL-SPECIAL-SPECIAL------------------1 I I ALL CLOTHING ITEMS I THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ·1 I 25%0FF I 50% OFF I I . I Any ONE Item Friday, October 31st ONLY I I T-shirts, Sweats, Shorts, Backpacks I All Books, Flowers & consignment Items I I . Excluded I I Expires: 10-31·86 I Expires: 10·31·86 · I ----------------------'---------------------~ FALL SEMESTER Reg tar Ho rs: All sale prices good Monday & Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM OCTOBER 20 ·31st Wednesday - Friday: 8:30 A - 5:00 PM - o d· what to do when scores of spores invade your home Editor's note: This article is borne or carried in by almost the sixth in a series dealing any type of material. In fact, with conserving energy in the the very concrete blocks that home. Florida Solar Energy may form the framework of Center's Ken Sheinkopf your house could have been discusses various forms of made with contaminated sand energy conservation in the or river water. When you let home and apartment. the indoor relative humidity A few years ago, rise, you increase the chances researchers opened an of a fungus growing. Egyptian tomb and found And you may be letting the molds that had been dormant humidity go up now that it's for more than 2,000 years. the time of the year when the When they were brought out temperature is starting to many types of fungi that into the hot air, the molds cool down a bit. More and grow best in the presence of resumed vigorous growth. more of your neighbors, like moisture or high relative While it's doubtful that this you, have turned off their air humidities. Experiments incident will prompt the conditioning and opened their have found fungal growth to filming of Indiana Jones and windows and doors. be most rapid at about 80 the Killer Mold, it does While you may not be percent relative huidity, highlight the fact that molds bothered by higher indoor though some species of are tough, long-lasting humidity when you turn off fungus will grow at relative irritants that thrive in hot the air conditioning in fairly humidities as low as 65 climates and can cause warm weather, the excessive percent. If you don't run your considerable problems. In moisture levels in your home air conditioner for extended your home, untreated molds can lead to increased time periods during the warm can cause considerable microorganism growth, months, or if your home problems. They can damage diseases and material doesn't have air conditioning, or destroy walls, clothing, deterioration. relative indoor humidity furniture and other objects Fortunately, modern levels can reach 70 to 80 while filing the house with a medicine has reduced 'most of percent. Donna Calloway/Central Florido Future musty, unpleasant, stale the real dangers formerly Even if you use your air Moonlight Basketball associated with high odor. conditioner when it is hot · The Knights basketball team played its first intrasquad Don't think you've humidities, like chloera, outside, there are still a scimmage at 12:01 Wednesday morning, the start of the neglected your housecleaning poliomyelitis, and many number of potential trouble season. chores if you find mold or bacterial and viral illnesses spots.

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