Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 23, November 6, 1990

              UCF extinguishes Flames;
Beckton grabs record
Men's soccer team wins final game - Sports"
Roaring Reagan'80s are
gone, but is it too late?
Mudslingers booked to fight Tuesday - Opinion
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Central Florida Future
Volume 23, Number 23
University of Central Florida/Orlando
Tuesday November 6,1990
SG will help fund
ski team, magazine
by Tom Kopacz
STAFF REPORTER
A majority of students at Thursday's
student forum approved spending
$2,500 for partial purchase of a ski boat
for the UCF water-ski team.
The students present also unanimously approved a $1,500 allocation to
the Cypress Dome, the UCF literary
magazine.
All money spent as a result of the
student forum will come from the student senate's Working Fund.
The senate is not in place because of
the Oct. 18 decision to suspend Student
Government statutes and throw out
the results of the original senate election.
Ski team members said the team
needs the boat because the Ski Nau-
tique boat it has is dilapidated and
rotted out.
The new boat will be purchased at
manufacturer's cost for $15,000, said
ski team Coach Budd Berringer.
Additional money will come from the
sale of the old boat, SG's executive
branch and the ski team's annual
$18,500 allocation from the Athletic
Department.
Student body President Jeff Laing
said Oct. 29 that $2,000 was originally
going to be up for discussion at.the
forum, with an additional $3,000 from
the SG operations account.
Berringer said $5,000 will be diverted from ski team funds to help pay
for the boat.
He said that money is normally used
to pay for scholarships and travel costs.
Berringer also said there is a possi-
see FORUM page 5
Jim Ferguson/CbiNTnAL FLC
SCHOLARLY FORUM
Dr. William H. Schubert, Dr. Landon E. Beyer and Dr. E. Wayne Ross speak Oct.
31 at a forum: 'Curriculum in the 21st Century: The Role of Personal Theorizing.'
Fieldhouse scheduled for April opening date
Construction on time; 11 projects planned in next 2 years
by J.C. Smith
CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE
The new Fieldhouse and track facility is well under way and should be completed
sometime in March, only two weeks behind schedule.
Jerry Osterhaus, director of Facilities Planning, said that all the campus
construction projects are about on
schedule.
The Fieldhouse and track facility
will open this spring, he said, and the
Arts Complex will open in the fall
semester.
Osterhaus said the Fieldhouse
should be completed sometime in
March, two weeks behind schedule. He
said the building should open about
April 15.
The Arts Complex should be completed on Aug. 1.
Site preparation for the Student
Union will begin in December and run
through April, he said.
The preparation includes clearing
the grounds, bringingin electrical lines
and installing water and sewer pipes.
The $7 million for the project will
come from bond sales.
"If we start construction around
May of'91, it should be ready for the fall
semester of'92," Osterhaus said.
The Student Union will have a recreation area, a lounge, 6,000 square
feet of retail space, large meeting
rooms, a food court and a computer
room for student use.
It will also house the Student Government offices.
"Just about anything you could
think of that a student might need
while he's on campus for a day or a year
will be available there," Osterhaus
said.
In addition, construction of student
apartments should begin in April or
May. Osterhaus said the apartments
will be similar to those off campus.
"However, its construction will be
see CONSTRUCTION page 5
Costumed investigators arrest 16
at Haystack East Halloween party
by Mary Watkins
STAFF REPORTER
Some costumed guests at an
off-campus Halloween party
turned out to be undercover
law enforcement investigators
who arrested 16 party attendants.
The Orlando Division of
Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, aided by The Metropolitan Bureau of Investigations,
sentinvestigators clad in army
fatigues and masks to a Halloween party Oct. 31 at Haystack East Apartments on
Alafaya Trail.
Investigator Walter Rober-
son said Valencia Community
College  student Andrew  P.
Young, 19, was arrested and
charged with holding a party
where underage drinking was
taking place.
Underage drinking is a
criminal charge under the
Florida "house party" Statute
856.015.
Young and Scott D.
McElroy, 22, were charged
with selling alcohol without a
license.
Apparently Young and
McElroy demanded donations
from beer drinkers that night.
McElroy was also charged
with carrying a concealed
weapon when investigators
found a knife in his possession.
Investigators arrested Natalie L. Harold, Karen R. Has-
tenbrook and Kim A. Jones
and charged them with underage possession of alcohol.
Investigators said Harold,
Hastenbrook and Jones were
UCF students.
However, UCF Records and
Registration was unable to
confirm that.
Eleven others were arrested
for underage possession of alcohol.
Each received a notice to
appear in court.
Capt. Jack Wallace, who is
with the Division of Alcoholic
Beverages, said investigators
got a flier advertising the
party.
see HALLOWEEN page 3
HOMECOMING 1990
"The Roaring Knights of UCF"
Monday, Nov. 5
1la.m.-1p.m.
Final voting for king and queen
5 p.m.~7:30 p.m. :.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
I1a.m.-l p.m.
Final voting for king and queen
5p.m.~7:30p.m.
9 p.m.
Comedian: Henry Cho (SAC)
Wednesday, Nov. 7
11 a.nvl p.m.
Final voting for king and queen
5 p.m.~7:30 p.m.
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8 p.m.
lipsync Contest (SCA)
9:30 pm
Speakeasy/Casino Nite
Thursday, Nov. 8
11 a.m.-l p.m.
Final voting for king and queen
5 p.nv7:30 p.m. ;W
:7:30 p.m.
UCF vs. Brazilian National (Gym)
9 p.m.
Drive-in Movie Nite (SCA)
Friday, Nov. 9
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Final voting for king and queen
4 p.m:
Parade (main route)
8 p.m.
Taylor Dayne concert (Gym)
Saturday, Nov. 10
1:30 p.m.
UCF vs.Slippery Rock