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University of Central Florida
Orlando, Florida 32816
Wednesday, November 12, 1980
Volume 3, Number 14
Non-Profit Organization
Bulk Rate Postage Paid
Permit No. 3575
Orlando, Florida 32816
Address Correction Requested
C F LIBRARY
ARCHIVES
The UCF Report
News and Announcements for the Faculty and Staff of the University of Central Florida
Knight Notes
The Student Center is
planning a great escape.
Starting Friday, a weekly
newsletter, ESCAPE (Extracurricular Student Center
Programs and Events) will
be distributed on campus to
accurately announce and
promote campus activities.
There's no charge to
organizations wishing a
listing. Items should be
submitted to the Student
Organizations Office in the
Student Center. If you have
a question, call Lauri
Stieber, x2766.
Hey, alums! For only $4
you can proclaim your
membership as a UCF grad
to the world by wearing your
new gold (with black
lettering) T-shirt. Be you
small, medium, large, or
extra large, the Alumni
Association, ADM 350, has
one for you.
Deadwood Dick is still at
large. Final showdown for
this UCF Theater production
is this week, with nightly
performances Thursday
through Saturday in the
Science Auditorium. Curtain
time is 8:30 p.m.
Virginia Blakeslee
(Instructional Resources) is
likely still seeing double. As
of Oct. 28, she's grandma to
twin girls, Lee Ann and
Anna Lee Davidson, born to
daughter, Paula, and her
husband, Shelby, in Dayton,
Ohio.
Jim Donovan,
director of
Development, is busy
handing out cigars these
days. He and his wife, Janet,
welcomed a new daughter
to the Donovan clan Friday.
Weighing in at 7 lbs., 9 oz.,
Katie Colleen joins sister
Kelly Christine at home.
CHARGE
'Coach " Colbourn watches Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick eye the ball.
. . . to boom the ball downfield as UCF kicked off its first fall Homecoming
ever Saturday evening in the Tangerine Bowl. The game between the
Knights and SUNY at Albany capped a fun-filled week of festivities on
campus that included everything from a carnival and parade (see photo on
page 3) to a dance, barbecue, and half-time crowning of Russ Doerk and
Angela Abbott as king and queen. The only damper was the final score—
28-27—with the Knights on the short end.
Campus
crime:
a concern
Campus cops have much better
things to do than hand out parking
tickets, although students who
have been stung with citations
might argue the point.
Ticketing drivers for violations
just happens to be the most visible
act by police, who'd be the first to
admit their jobs would be much
easier if everyone would abide by
traffic regulations.
But there are more important
things.
With the revelation in the
national press that campus crime
is climbing at an alarming rate,
and with FBI reports to substantiate
it, UCF police sometimes feel like
the boy with his finger in the dike. .
No matter how hard they try to
stem the tide, it's become obvious
that the larger the University
becomes, the more campus crime
increases.
Even while statistics show UCF
ranks at the bottom of the list
among member universities in
Florida's State University System
in reported crimes of violence and
property crimes, Chief John Smith
is not a happy man.
"Let's just say we've been lucky
so far," Smith commented. He's
glad to report that violent crimes
(murder, aggravated assault,
forcible rape, robbery, and non-
negligent manslaughter) are
virtually non-existent on campus.
"But at the same time," he added,
"we are seeing an increase in
thefts." In offices, dorms,
laboratories, parking lots, and
classrooms, the percentage of
property crime is rising.
A major contributing factor,
according to Ed Moloney, police
investigator, is the mistaken
illusion that a university campus is
some sort of sanctuary where
crime takes a holiday.
"This kind of thinking gives
students and employees the false
notion that it can't happen here,"
Moloney said.
CAMPUS, page 4
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Early deadline
Due to the Thanksgiving
1 holidays, the deadline for the
Dec. 3 issue of The UCF Report I
has been moved up to noon
Tuesday, Nov. 25. (And we'd
| be as happy as the turkey that |
| got away if you would turn in
j any material for that issue
|. even earlier!) |
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| Transcript | University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida 32816 Wednesday, November 12, 1980 Volume 3, Number 14 Non-Profit Organization Bulk Rate Postage Paid Permit No. 3575 Orlando, Florida 32816 Address Correction Requested C F LIBRARY ARCHIVES The UCF Report News and Announcements for the Faculty and Staff of the University of Central Florida Knight Notes The Student Center is planning a great escape. Starting Friday, a weekly newsletter, ESCAPE (Extracurricular Student Center Programs and Events) will be distributed on campus to accurately announce and promote campus activities. There's no charge to organizations wishing a listing. Items should be submitted to the Student Organizations Office in the Student Center. If you have a question, call Lauri Stieber, x2766. Hey, alums! For only $4 you can proclaim your membership as a UCF grad to the world by wearing your new gold (with black lettering) T-shirt. Be you small, medium, large, or extra large, the Alumni Association, ADM 350, has one for you. Deadwood Dick is still at large. Final showdown for this UCF Theater production is this week, with nightly performances Thursday through Saturday in the Science Auditorium. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Virginia Blakeslee (Instructional Resources) is likely still seeing double. As of Oct. 28, she's grandma to twin girls, Lee Ann and Anna Lee Davidson, born to daughter, Paula, and her husband, Shelby, in Dayton, Ohio. Jim Donovan, director of Development, is busy handing out cigars these days. He and his wife, Janet, welcomed a new daughter to the Donovan clan Friday. Weighing in at 7 lbs., 9 oz., Katie Colleen joins sister Kelly Christine at home. CHARGE 'Coach " Colbourn watches Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick eye the ball. . . . to boom the ball downfield as UCF kicked off its first fall Homecoming ever Saturday evening in the Tangerine Bowl. The game between the Knights and SUNY at Albany capped a fun-filled week of festivities on campus that included everything from a carnival and parade (see photo on page 3) to a dance, barbecue, and half-time crowning of Russ Doerk and Angela Abbott as king and queen. The only damper was the final score— 28-27—with the Knights on the short end. Campus crime: a concern Campus cops have much better things to do than hand out parking tickets, although students who have been stung with citations might argue the point. Ticketing drivers for violations just happens to be the most visible act by police, who'd be the first to admit their jobs would be much easier if everyone would abide by traffic regulations. But there are more important things. With the revelation in the national press that campus crime is climbing at an alarming rate, and with FBI reports to substantiate it, UCF police sometimes feel like the boy with his finger in the dike. . No matter how hard they try to stem the tide, it's become obvious that the larger the University becomes, the more campus crime increases. Even while statistics show UCF ranks at the bottom of the list among member universities in Florida's State University System in reported crimes of violence and property crimes, Chief John Smith is not a happy man. "Let's just say we've been lucky so far," Smith commented. He's glad to report that violent crimes (murder, aggravated assault, forcible rape, robbery, and non- negligent manslaughter) are virtually non-existent on campus. "But at the same time," he added, "we are seeing an increase in thefts." In offices, dorms, laboratories, parking lots, and classrooms, the percentage of property crime is rising. A major contributing factor, according to Ed Moloney, police investigator, is the mistaken illusion that a university campus is some sort of sanctuary where crime takes a holiday. "This kind of thinking gives students and employees the false notion that it can't happen here," Moloney said. CAMPUS, page 4 aillMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHS Early deadline Due to the Thanksgiving 1 holidays, the deadline for the Dec. 3 issue of The UCF Report I has been moved up to noon Tuesday, Nov. 25. (And we'd | be as happy as the turkey that | | got away if you would turn in j any material for that issue |. even earlier!) | .flllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlR |
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