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Prospectus, October 3, 1979, Pete Rosenbery, Sharon Wienke, Kevin King, Brenda Keith, Julie Fiscus, Phil Trohler

Prospectus 1979

PC HEAD COUNT RECORD HIGH; Letter to editor: Rebuttal to election apathy; Real estate workshop; Estate taxes, wills trusts workshop; Dracula cast chosen; Workshops offered in non-traditional careers; Food Service prposed; Parkland Food Survey; Phi Beta Lambda meets; Community Recycling Center wants recycleable material; Youth Symphony auditioning; Sigma Theta Phi has poor turnout; Bicycling C-U style; Bicycle problems; Krannert presents theatrics; Monticello Council makes inquiries; Financial Aid Office offers two reliefs; No, this isn't London fog; Photography exceeds; WPCD-FM celebrates L. Skynyrd; PC station plans 20 new shows; DA Program under way; Pet advice available now; Arts Weel in Illinois …

Prospectus, September 5, 1979, Thomas K. Goba, Mark Sterkel, Tom Schmitz, Randy R. Strebing

Prospectus 1979

ACTIVITIES DAY -- A PICTURESQUE SCENE; C-U Cablevision arrives; Common names red-tape; Neal gives advice to new internationals; Latest minority receives attention; 'Forum' to hold first meeting; One-man exhibit; Chaotic Climax to 'Fall Chaos'; Classified Advertising; Top 10 List from WPCD Radio; Family Services meets weekly -- Sept. 19; Single Parent Shop; Mathphobia; Notice: Application dates for future U. of I. D. V. M.'s; Latest registration total; Painting Presented; Prairie Fall Century set; Pragler named coach; Sports meetings upcoming; Freddy fumbles opener, hopes for bright results; Fast Freddy Contest

Central Florida Future, Vol. 12 No. 03, July 27, 1979

Central Florida Future

Students may get toll road discounts; Energy saving methods, familiar routine at UCF; Trial institute to begin conference; UCF Newsfronts: Minority high schoolers attend special workshop; BOR to review programs of entire University System; UCF professor to head study investigating arson; Future Campus: Diploma backlog causing problems; Computer instructor teaches without master's (with photo of Michael Geldner); Future Comment: New SG leaders keeping promises; Senate president pro tem announces his resignation.

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 32, May 18, 1979

Central Florida Future

Summer 4-day week canceled; Bill may raise tuition: BOR ok's reorganization; Cheating Getting caught depends on instructor; Future UCF Newsfronts: Student telephone directory to be available in fall; Yearbook pics taken today, next week; Batchelor first UCF grad to be Distinguished Alumnus; Future Campus: Business is BIG... ...with students at UCF and nationwide; UCF wins 2nd baja; Student frustrated by summer hour requirement; Doing the dirty work Students dig class; Future Comment: Change shouldn't affect seniors; Head shop features unusual array of items; Head shop features unusual array of items (with photo of woman with assorted bongs); Senators balk at …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 30, May 4, 1979

Central Florida Future

Dental aid to begin Monday?; A&SF Committee making serious cuts; Future UCF Newsfronts: UCF students finish ninth in national debate tournament; Economics major receives science foundation fellowship; AFROTC cadet appointed to US Air Force Academy; Future Campus: Proficiency exams could be future trend; From Egypt to U.S.: Yousef studies environment (with photo of Dr. Yousef, Yousef A.; Housing fees to remain same through next academic year; Payas' achievements aided by charisma (with photo of Armando Pavas); Future Sights and Sounds: 'Godspell' entertaining production; UCF plans to graduate 947 in Spring Commencement.

Prospectus, May 2, 1979, Mary Alicia Tangora, Steve Mcdonald, Jerome D. Townsend, Meggie Brown, Marian Woodside, Jim Rowlen, Beth Casady-Millsap, Jeff Steely, Tom Schmitz, Pete Rosenbery

Prospectus 1979

TIPS FOR TRAVELING ABROAD; Townsend running for president: Ends one-year probation; Tangora running for stugo president; McDonald seeks senator re-election, runs for Campus Organization seat; Townsend running for president, concerned about use of activity fee; Brown to run for v.p.; Woodside for experience in student government; Rowlen will not become puppet; Parkland College News: Program on arthritis coming, PC dental classes to be capped May 6, Workshop here today, Hot dog sale, raffle, Vaughn 'gives a darn'; PC speech team finishes season; The Looking Glass: Sexes at war?; Women discuss ERA in Illinois; Blood bank on campus; Rock 'n roll's …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 29, April 27, 1979

Central Florida Future

Payas wins presidency; Student union construction to close Library parking; Carr says church follows scripture, is autonomous; Future UCF Newsfronts: Congressman says government changing face; BSU [Black Student Union] proposal calls for more black teachers; Infant computer program growing quickly; Church services emphasize strict bible study; It's time for Omara to step down Presidency leads to political career (with photo of Mark Omara); Auxiliary director to improve student services; Resident Life Board trying to reactivate; Future Comment: Minorities need support.

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 28, April 20, 1979

Central Florida Future

Blount takes vice-presidential race... Payas, Scanlon face more campaigning; photo of the Reflecting Pond and Administration Building; Legal Council okays CSA fund raising; Future Campus: Seminar compares men's, women's needs (with photo of Dr. Bill Brown and Dr. Sandra Guest); Rhetoric course deals with variety of 'agitation' (with photo of Dr. Jeff Butler); Six persons file candidacy by deadline for BSU offices; Secret to tanning is patience, skin care and oil; Senate slides into 'utter chaos': Lenox; Radio hobby takes student to South Pole (with photo); Future Letters: UCF lighting wasteful; Bartender's clothes, attitude influence success; Continuing Education to offer …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 26, April 6, 1979

Central Florida Future

Petitioners push UCF bus service; Cult at UCF? Officials question religious club's purpose; Future UCF Newsfronts: Omara: Rotter ineligible to run for SG president; Future Campus: Religious cult building in area; Committee to start A&SF budget cuts; Technical departments name new heads; Wanielista picked to lead civil engineers (with photo of Wanielista); Mattson says chemistry revised often (with photo of Mattson); Alumni to award Millican scholarship; Future Comment: Bus proposal could help UCF; Thompson's character spreads conflicting reports; Senate defeats Farley scholarship bill; Survey shows students favor bus service; UCF instructors hosting children's theater conference.

Prospectus, March 28, 1979, Terri Anderson, Cathy Butler

Prospectus 1979

SEE 'CONFESSIONS OF A DIETER' IN IMAGES; Parkland College: News in brief: Child's Play to give very first performance, Two courses added to roster, Refresher course, Astronomy Club to have slide show, Weight control program starts, PC to host speech contests, Illinois Bell rep. to speak April 3; Preregistration for fall semester begins April 16; Biofeedback answered; Classifieds; Spring workshops to begin; New workshops; Parkland radio station will air health programs; Correction; PC to get Kreskinized; Kreskin is offering a $50,000 challenge; Correction

"Images" literary magazine pages 3-10

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 24, March 9, 1979

Central Florida Future

Colbourn says no to block fee plan; Photos of President Trevor Colbourn at the installation of the new University of Central Florida Pegasus seal on the Administration building; Model Senate team returns triumphant; Governor's SUS budget deemed too low; Future Campus: Senate bill gives $110 to beer drinkers fraternity; Future Bulletin Board: Biology Club to offer student advisement; Gay services offer peer counseling; Iranian students; What now after revolt?; At last, spring break is finally here; Future Comment: State gets low grade in funding; Thanks to the greatest bunch of crazies ever (with of photo of Rick Lanham WFTU FM …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 22, February 23, 1979

Central Florida Future

If you want an 'A', go to H&FA; Purse thieves hit students in computer bldg.; Stern: Education should start early (with photo of Aaron Stern); UCF Newsfronts: President's Honor Roll plan awaits okay from Colbourn; Radio Club 'hams it up anywhere in world (with photos); BOR approves plan to build research park; Senate votes to revise election statutes; A&SF [Activity and Service Fee Committee] budget committee begins hearings; Saving eggs part of Engineering Fair; Future Sports: Maybe I'm wrong: Torchy Clark.

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 21, February 16, 1979

Central Florida Future

BOR plans UCF research park; Minorities director transferred; Future UCF Newsfronts: Veterans' Affair Office sponsors employment rep; Minorities director transferred ; Future Campus: Library caught in shelf space squeeze; Future Comment: Research park will help UCF; Pat on the fanny a legal problem; Future Sports: T-bowl likely home of UCF football team; Fords Insider: A Continuing Series of College Newspaper Supplements;

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 18, January 26, 1979

Central Florida Future

Color photo of Prime movers behind the UCF spirit, basketball players Wilfred Nix, and Cleveland Jackson stand with President Colbourn and cheerleader Curtis Mudd, the Reflection Pond and Library in background; Colbourn appoints committee to investigate Financial Aid [Office]; Wellman takes command as Art Department chairman; A&SF application deadline may be extended: Omara; Continuing Education offers Mandarin Chinese course; Future Campus: College consolidation proposed; Welcome to first UCF Homecoming; Watch out Air Force [ROTC], here comes Army [ROTC]; Theatre On Park performance adds new flair; Future This Weekend: Brew rules at Brewmaster's; Future Sports: Knights ranked 3rd in Division II …

Incorporated Press, Inc. January 26, 1979, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Incorporated Press, Inc. was a student publication released biweekly beginning in 1979. The issue of January 26, 1979 was devoted to the RISD faculty union talks and interviews with some of the key players. Some contract specifics were mentioned. The Faculty Association had formed a Strike Committee. Ads for local businesses were also included in this issue.

Bard Times, Vol. 20, No. 1 (December 17th, 1978), Bard College

Bard Times, 1978 - 1981

"The Official Publication of the Bard College Community"

Prospectus, December 13, 1978, Bill Cooper, Timothy Brown, Val Wallace, Tena Shoemaker, Jean Renner, Terri Anderson, Cathy Butler, Richard Berbaum, Tom Schmitz, Patricia Tegeler, Ken Hartman

Prospectus 1978

SEASON'S GREETINGS; Merry Christmas from the Prospectus Staff; Two PC paintings taken from campus Monday; State is accepting grant applications; Duet coming to PC Dec. 17; PC dinner dance is cancelled; Applications being accepted; Final exams are Dec. 15-21; PC Speech Team captures fifth; Joseph Cronin speaks at Parkland on education; St. Nick's origins revealed in story; The Spirit of Christmas; That Christmas Feeling; Extra second to be added to clocks at the end of the last day of this year; Toys for tots a success; Holiday customs differ; Christmas tree owners...Avoid fire hazards with hints; Hannukah and X-mas to …

Prospectus, December 6, 1978, Terri Anderson, John Dittman, Ken Hartman, Pete Rosenbery

Prospectus 1978

WHICH IS BETTER-- TICCIT OR PLATO?; Internship applications accepted; PC business instructor receives service award; Education in the 80's to be topic of talk; Brown resigns as Day Senator; Faculty invited to student forum; Canteen requests to raise food prices at Parkland; PC band to perform at Market Place; PC singers to give concerts this Sunday; Teachers essential for PLATO; PC students--on PLATO; Parkland to offer class; PC Women's Program to host workshop; PC club to show attire; Heart's melody rocks fans; Springsteen and the E Street Band electrify audience; Patton Woods gets clean-up; LRC detection system saves PC library …

Prospectus, November 15, 1978, Cindy Smith, Cathy Butler, Val Wallace, Tom Schmitz, Teri Blackmore, Terri Anderson, Pete Rosenbery, Ken Hartman

Prospectus 1978

PARKLAND HOSTS NJCAA NATIONALS; PC events of the week; Voices from the Earth to give program; 'New Glass' accepts PC teachers artwork; Program for engineers to be this Thursday; Pre-register by Nov. 28; Women's program to present workshop; LRC to extend hours Monday; Abortion to be the topic of discussion; Dr. Shaffer to visit PC; PC is offering a new course; PC recieves grant; Ceramics class sign-ups now; Focus '79 film contest is worth $32,500 in cash; Champaign's ski club to have fashion show; 'The Miracle Worker' to open Thursday; Women's art exhibit on display at Illini Union; Many kinds …

Prospectus, November 8, 1978, Jean Renner, Julee Jenkins, Barb Morgan, Joy Dargan, Cathy Butler, Pete Rosenbery, Ken Hartman, Tom Schmitz

Prospectus 1978

SHOPLIFTING--A GROWING CRIME; Recital cancelled; Activities for the week; Registration still open for bridge tournament; Register by tomorrow for adult workshop; PC offers glass class; Everyone feels depression; Counseling center hosts transfer day; Shopping trip set for Dec. 2; PC players begin play; 'Super Piano' performs at PC; Shoplifting problem turns to part-time robbery; Bread warms audience in Halloween concert; Queen contest set for Dec. 15; NJCAA meet hosted by PC; PC students put their best pumpkin forward; Classifieds; DePree gives Karate exhibit; PC offers workshop; WPCD's Top 15 for the Week of Nov. 6; State Tourney here we come!; …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 10, November 3, 1978

Central Florida Future

Peer advisement wins support; Burns, Reese hold own 'Great Debate (with photo of Gene Burns and Charlie Reese); FTU prof, botanist enters science society; Inflation and prostitution trouble Central Floridians; Retired Navy doctor joins health staff; FTU student becomes third to gain state position; Future Letters: Concern over BSU [Black Student Union] is with 'legitimacy' of leaders; The Future's Endorsements; Future Sights and Sounds: Biology prof sees life through artist's eyes (with photo of Biology professor Dr. James Koevenig; EPCOT to affect language education.

Prospectus, November 1, 1978, Cheryl Ledbetter, Tena Shoemaker, Jane Melin, Teri Blackmore, Cathy Butler, Evelyn Basile, Ken Hartman, Terri Anderson, Pete Rosenbery, Tom Schmitz

Prospectus 1978

CELEBRATION OF WOMEN'S CREATIVITY'; letters to the editor: One student feels Tobacco chewers rate low; What is a clamato?; Corrections; Fall play coming soon; DePree to visit PC; Concert pianist gives recital at PC; PC visitation week begins this week; Italian beef sale kicks off Parkland College activities for following week; Mini-course at PC; Long Living Program hosts exercise workshop; Seminary Day starts Thursday; PC students donate 77 pints of blood in drive; Using research animals is topic of essay contest; Hottest band in the galaxy left crowd cold; Pop Quiz!; Louise Parker is valuable asset to Parkland students and …

Prospectus, October 25, 1978, Val Wallace, Cheryl Ledbetter, Debbie Parkinson, Cathy Butler, Evelyn Basile, Teri Blackmore, Ken Hartman, John Dittmann, Pete Rosenbery, Tom Schmitz

Prospectus 1978

HAPPY HALLOWEEN; Editorial ---- Is bookstore nonprofit?; Tobacco chewers. a minority; Gaybars, no interest to straights; letters to the editor: Bulldozed trees anger teacher; Bridge tourney to be Dec. 7; PC debaters attend tourney; Foreign language clubs have dinner; Parkland activities for Oct. 25-31; Christie hosts program; Final night for mime workers; PC speech team places tenth; Visitation day set at Parkland; PC board meeting: Parkland is in top ten in financial aid provided; Dance held for shelter; Illinois harvest '78; After the Illinois Harvest; Unspectacular season; Halloween gained popularity by potato famine; PC to celebrate Halloween; Women's program is …

Prospectus, October 18, 1978, Jean Renner, Teri Blackmore, Jan Gifford, Ken Henze, Terri Anderson, Joan Sullivan, Evelyn Basile, Jim Peters, Pete Rosenbery

Prospectus 1978

PARKLAND'S BOOKSTORE-- IS IT RIPPING YOU OFF?; letters to the editor" One student does not want gay bars to turn into 'freak shows'; Give blood today; College Cuisine; Dec. 31 is EC fellowship application deadline; Advertising Policy; Instructors attend meeting next week; Electronics 'bugs' invited to Parkland; Gammon elected charter member; Riding club has contest; Raffle winners have last day to claim prizes; Language clubs will have dinner; Nov. 5 poetry review deadline; PC defines typical student; Taiwan students to give performance at U of I; SNAP to host guest speakers; Parkland is getting ready for hard winter; PC math …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 11 No. 05, September 29, 1978

Central Florida Future

Hot water supply fails (with photos of the hot water pipe excavation site and close-up of the corroded pipe); Colbourn pledges minority support; Future FTU News fronts: Professor becomes dean; Student Senate holds elections sponsors activities; FTU honors Orlando man; Vendors have different look; Future Campus: SG to open free services: legal aid, dental care; Prospective employers look for graduates while students look for bosses in Placement Center. HELP ME: I am a freshman; Greek fever fills Fall Rush events; Greek Park land now available for sale; The Name Game: 'FTU' about to be gonged; Colbourn family adjusts to new …

Prospectus, September 27, 1978, Joan Sullivan, Val Wallace, Terri Anderson, Teri Blackmore, Evelyn Basile, Tom Schmitz, Pete Rosenbery

Prospectus 1978

LOOKING AT CAR REPAIRS; letters to the editor: Student disagrees with Henze's letter; College Cuisine; Corrections; Stugo revises election rules, sweats new members in; Sept. 27-Oct. 3: PC activities for the week; Parkland to have fall play; WPCD plans programs; Spring Student Art Show to be in early May; WPCD new fall program; WPCD's Top 15 For The Week Of September 25; Cholesterol -- Is it more superstition than fact?; Health program coming soon for animals; Parkland seeking truck; PC board member appointed to state; PC transfer is awarded SIU scholarship; Seven-day no smoking program comes to PC; Student nurses …

Prospectus, September 20, 1978, Terri Anderson, Beverly Simpson, Teri Blackmore, Mona Montgomery, Val Wallace, Pete Rosenbery, Tom Schmitz

Prospectus 1978

NEW STU-GO OFFICERS; letters to the editor: Were Stu-go elections '78 really fair?, Parkland to get soccer?, PC student feels voting procedure is unfair, Student thinks Moeller is definitely a coach; College Cuisine; Advertising Policy; Mini-workshop to be Sept. 21; Tranquilizing discussion; Dental care presentation; Veterans dropping; Donna Drysdale helps students to success; Brotherson is new State Sec.; LRC offers a lot; WPCD presents special daily feature programs; Festival Gallert displays Vera Klement's art work; PC Stu-go elections 1978: Student government officers' responsibilities, Reactions vary among winning candidates, Election results; Woolly bears indicate winter; $1,000 contest; WPCD's Top 15 For …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 10 No. 34, June 2, 1978

Central Florida Future

New SG service begins collecting class evaluations; Senate passes new lay defense bill; NewsFronts: Few veterans turn out for special services; Future Campus: Class dabbles in 'unfamiliar media' (with photo); Future Comment: Course evaluation booklet will be useful to student body; Future Sights and Sounds: Spring concert '78: Fun and music grace Lake Claire; Southpaw: at the door to success (with photo); Unique entertainment and dining featured at Musicana (with photo).

Prospectus, April 26, 1978, Ken Hartman, John Barry, Dawn Daon, Jim Corley, John Dittman, Evelyn Basile, Terri Anderson, Tim Wells

Prospectus 1978

WINNING COACH JOINS COBRAS: PARKLAND PICKS COACH COOPER; B, B and H week to begin; No C-U jobs; 'Fear and Loathing' at U. of I.; Letters to the editor: Write to protect wild; Parkland College News in brief: 'The Living History of Homer', Household emergencies discussed, Parkland students to be capped Sunday, Parkland joins March of Dimes Walkathon; Feminist, Kay Murphy, tells of emergence into poetry; Re-entry workshop to begin; Art students show original site designs; Minstrel's life is unique; Classifieds; Hundreds turn out at Parkland last Saturday: Long-lifers art show; Cobras play 2 of 10, split with Loggers; Cobras …

Prospectus, April 19, 1978, Bobbie Skinner, Terri Anderson, Tim Wells, Ken Hartman

Prospectus 1978

THREE NEW PC BOARD MEMBERS SWORN IN; Prospectus editor resigns; Little Theatre to host Dracula and others; Browne enchants fans; Parkland College News in brief: Two foreign films being shown, Music hall opens in Farmer City, April 15, Night preregistration, Math teacher in the swim, PCC career day Sat., Art and crafts show this Sat., Moral issues in medicine course offered; Town and country planting time again; Long days, little rest plague area farmers; Kite derby; Open House: Parkland put out welcome mat last Sunday, crowds poured in; Classifieds; Track team looking good; Cobras storm back to win three of …