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Central Florida Future, Vol. 14 No. 06, September 11, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 14 No. 06, September 11, 1981
Central Florida Future
Photo of stairs in the Engineering Building; Choir to accept SG funds; Students to pay 25 cents for bus ride; 280 sign up for forgiveness policy; Bumper to bumper (with photo of cars parked bumper to bumper); Administration to investigate Senators' action; Professor gets inside look at Poland (with photo of Dr. John Riser); After controversy,coach's contract not renewed; Fund campaign nearing goal; Off-beat writers wanted; Drills, Spills and Thrills Football '81 Outlook Knight schedule this year seen as toughest ever; Injuries could shape season; Sam Weir: a winner works for Knights (with photo of Sam Weir); Jonas' attitude keeps …
Prospectus, September 10, 1981, Scott Dalzell, Chad Thomas, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Gwyn Gantter, Tijuana Brummet, Terry Roberts, Denise Suerth, B. P.
Prospectus, September 10, 1981, Scott Dalzell, Chad Thomas, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Gwyn Gantter, Tijuana Brummet, Terry Roberts, Denise Suerth, B. P.
Prospectus 1981
PARKLAND RECEIVES GRANT; News In Brief; Speech team needs help; Learn to learn; Adolescent seminar offered; Women's program sponsors workshop; Classifieds; Keyboard Chatter; Overseas study becoming popular; "What is wellness?"; 8 Senate seats open; Musical groups formed at PC; Entertainment editor asks for opinion; Sign up for insurance; Two self-development seminars to be held; "Fall In"...at Parkland"; Drug problem is "going to get worse."; Piloting not as easy as you may think!"; ROTC plus college instills responsibility; Health Center offers program dealing with physical disabilities; In-depth workshop is available to EMT; Community artists unite in "labor of love"; Community colleges …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 14 No. 05, September 4, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 14 No. 05, September 4, 1981
Central Florida Future
UCF implements new add/drop system; Senior: UCF's oldest building [Greenhouse] must continue to stand the test of time (with photo of the UCF Greenhouse); Choir may refuse SG funds; One concert scheduled for fall 1981; Registration is made easier for some students; Exercise trail to get new finish; Future Opinion: To the editor: Professors locking late students out; Semesters, registration, add/drop and financial aid The road through college is filled with potholes; Student wants education but can't afford the bills.
Prospectus, September 2, 1981, Anne Bailey, Bev Kieffer, Terri Mayer, Mark Conley
Prospectus, September 2, 1981, Anne Bailey, Bev Kieffer, Terri Mayer, Mark Conley
Prospectus 1981
PARKLAND EXPANDS WORD PROCESSING PROGRAM; Parkland opens new art gallery; Quartet performed at art gallery; Parkland enrollment increases; 8 Senate seats open; Selecting child care; Fashion this fall is romantic look; Garage sales turn junk into cash; Getting married? Let us know; Keep Vet benefits coming; Making it work: Going back to school; Food industry prompts new PC program; Join PC's livestock judging team; Protect your bike against theft; Clay and stoneware cookers make meat more tender; Learn to properly stretch muscles; Electric car proves it can go distance; How to cope with divorce; Help your hyper child; "Polyester" is …
Prospectus, August 31, 1981, William M. Staerkel, Ken Ferran, Terri Mayer
Prospectus, August 31, 1981, William M. Staerkel, Ken Ferran, Terri Mayer
Prospectus 1981
PARKLAND OFFERS CLASSES IN AREA; Welcome to Parkland!; Editors ask help; EMT holds workshop; Registration begins at Parkland; Parkland increases computer facilities; Students trade break for test; Transportation program initiated at Parkland; Communications Divisions offers 3 new courses; PC dedicates Art Gallery; Future plumber creates nameplate; Blondie predicts music will wake up the 1980s; Aerobic dance classes offered; Earn credits by watching television; Exercise classes offered in district; Movies offer alternative to literature; Learn about real estate at Parkland
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 32, May 15, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 32, May 15, 1981
Central Florida Future
Dave Mason in campus concert; Gay organization files suit against UCF; Athletes with low GPAs may be denied eligibility; Senate adjourns early due to argument; Bus ridership increases, future funding more secure; Future OPINION: Student Senate: Is it childish...?; 'Lawless' Oviedo (with photo downtown Oviedo); Oviedo buys some firepower (with photo); Former police chief still dishes it out; Countryside Co-op more than a store; Two classical performances on campus; Campus snack bar offers more variety.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 30, May 1, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 30, May 1, 1981
Central Florida Future
Future requests $10,000 to continue publishing; President/Vice president runoff results: Chandler wins in landslide, Perez edges out Donaldson (with photo of Vice-President Tico Perez and new President George Chandler); Former biology lab manager charged with university thefts; Crotty suggests admitting local before foreign students; New campus club to promote human rights; UCF research may be used to investigate arson crimes; Overseas study, Italy or England; Cooking in the wild; Two art shows offer colorful portraits; Beatlemania hits Orlando; UCF trainer picked for Deaf Olympics (with photo of Kathy Fox); Future OPINION: Is your Future a thing of the past?; SG …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 28, April 17, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 28, April 17, 1981
Central Florida Future
Proxmire calls shuttle too costly (with photo Sen. William Proxmire); Ombudsman investigates dismissal of tennis player; Lack of funds may limit access to summer classes; Survey reveals prospects for graduates seeking jobs; Student body presidential and vice presidential candidates (with photos of candidates); Researcher studies impact of NASA shots on rainfall; Cartoonists on cartooning; Future OPINION: Chandler, Perez voted best candidates; Chandler's platform sets him apart; Perez's platform simple, straightforward; Future Letters to the Editor: SG State Advocate supports Ray Gates for President; Senator Rotter endorses Chandler, Donaldson; SG President Blount supports Marchena, Fleming; Spring elections unveil a load of …
Risd Events April 17, 1981, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
Risd Events April 17, 1981, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
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RISD Events was a bi-weekly publication focusing primarily on putting out a calendar of events happening in and around the school. This issue was for April 17, 1981. Included were movies, art exhibitions, concerts and activities through May 14, 1981. Some RISD Commencement activities were also listed. Two contests were mentioned, a Clean Bay Flag contest and a magazine competition called Contact High.
Prospectus, April 8, 1981, Bob Byrd, Timothy Holland, Stephen D. Lumbert, Chris Slack, Tijuana Brummet, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Lori Walsh, Gwyn Gantter
Prospectus, April 8, 1981, Bob Byrd, Timothy Holland, Stephen D. Lumbert, Chris Slack, Tijuana Brummet, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Lori Walsh, Gwyn Gantter
Prospectus 1981
GETTING GOOD REPUTATION AS A SPORTS STATION, SAYS TURPIN: TURPIN WANTS WDWS 'A COMPLETE STATION'; Week in Review: World, Nation; Letter to the Editor: 'BSA wrong' says student; Business program offers three courses; Classifieds; Lynn Siler sings and tours in Europe; Astronomy Club's 'Future Is Now'; PC annual Health Fair today!; Gunki presents financial aid; Central Illinois 'bar band' makes it big: Tickets available: REO at the Assembly Hall April 21; Clampett's characters are still the best!; PC student art exhibit open April 27-May 7; WPCD Top 30; 'Caligula' repelling yet still 'intriguing'; Senn turns temporary business into lifetime success; …
Prospectus, April 1, 1981, Chris Slack, Tom Quinn, Rod Keller, Anne Bailey, Tijuana Brummet
Prospectus, April 1, 1981, Chris Slack, Tom Quinn, Rod Keller, Anne Bailey, Tijuana Brummet
Prospectus 1981
REAGAN SHOT: BUT IS IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER EMERGENCY SURGERY MONDAY; Bennett's job more than writing releases; Week in Review: World, Nation; Letter to the Editor: What does it mean???; "Suddenly Single; Widowhood" to be presented; Classifieds; Applications for SARP available; House Democrats propose amendment to prohibit oil companies; PC Health Fair next Wednesday; Contest winner to announced in next issue; Miss USA has great plans for herself; Streakers Bare All At U of I; Happiness is in a dip of ice cream; WPCD Top 30; It's a bird--It's a plane--WHO IS IT?; What's the word this spring? Soft; Purse …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 25, March 13, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 25, March 13, 1981
Central Florida Future
Campus concerts may be eliminated; Photo of James Blount, UCF student body president, protesting a proposed tuition increase at an afternoon rally; Federal loans depleted, but other aid available; Cartoonist's imagination inspires class (with photos); Three groups to receive senate funds; Lawson resigning as SC [Student Center] play director; Future Sports: Last-second shot ends UCF's season (with a photo of Torchy Clark); Future Fisher's Forum: What will it take to gain more support?; Inconsistent baseball team falls into slump (with photo); Future Opinion: Doesn't anybody care about this university?; Future Letters to the Editor: Fisher's student defends sexual behavior class; …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 24, March 6, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 24, March 6, 1981
Central Florida Future
Dorm and meal costs rising fall semester; Softball team dropped as money saving measure (with photo); March commencement denied winter graduates; Dorm visit hours may soon change; Athletic body adopts more duties; Young debating duo talking its way to nationals (with photos of Jeff Nicholson and Al Ferguson); Senators debate funding bill; WW II Danish underground revisited (with photo of Erich Anderson); Exceptions made to enrollment cap; Judicial board to set rules governing dorm residents; Commuter college would suffer most under block tuition; Motivatin' Motion (with photo of Dick Milhan); College Republican claims campus liberals losing ground; 'Tempest' guaranteed to …
Prospectus, February 25, 1981, Shelly Armstrong, Patricia Denise Washington, Charles Schumacher, Karyn Widloski, T. Scott Alender, Mark Hieftj-Conley, Tijuana Brummet, Terri Mayer, Ken Ferran, Chris Slack, Sharon Wienke
Prospectus, February 25, 1981, Shelly Armstrong, Patricia Denise Washington, Charles Schumacher, Karyn Widloski, T. Scott Alender, Mark Hieftj-Conley, Tijuana Brummet, Terri Mayer, Ken Ferran, Chris Slack, Sharon Wienke
Prospectus 1981
MARIJUANA LEGALIZED? DIFANIS SAYS YES.; PC ROTC program big success with 500% increase; 'Woman to Woman' Workshop tonight at 7 p.m.; Week in Review: World, Nation; Letters to the Editor: Student feels strongly towards draft, Ah hah! Widloski makes first mistake; 1st Ms. Parkland; EMT holds workshop on tornadoes; Student Government notes; BSA tells us of their week of events; Deering speaks at PACT.; Diane Propst and Cancer: Dying is Not Dead; Did you know that..?; Student Government Presents: Michael Spiro; Holbrook puts on a sparkling performance; Reggae music popular; "The Tavern" to be presented at Parkland this weekend; Child …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 22, February 20, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 22, February 20, 1981
Central Florida Future
Governor reveals support of higher tuition; Six community colleges protest enrollment cap; More powerful WUCF-FM to offer new programming; Speaker criticizes values of American blacks; Blount opposes senate rejection of committee appointee; Priest practices sermon, offers home to street children; UCF students comment on rock station's format change (with photo); Kiggins lands pro contract Signs with Canadian team; UCF hires Sammy Weir as assistant head football coach; Future Opinion: "In the Heart of the Night"; an unselfish success; Future Letters to the Editor: State advocate defends Blount, Marchena; SG planning to pressure BOR to remove cap; Director defends production of …
Risd Events February 18, 1981, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
Risd Events February 18, 1981, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives
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RISD Events was a bi-weekly publication focusing primarily on putting out a calendar of events happening in and around the school. This issue is from February 18, 1981 and includes photos of the RISD Glass Hot Shop. School health services, athletics, club meetings, concerts, art exhibits and lectures on the RISD campus and the Providence area are listed.
The Quill -- February 12, 1981, Roger Williams University
The Quill -- February 12, 1981, Roger Williams University
The Quill
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Prospectus, February 4, 1981, Charles Schumacher, Ken Spitz, Bryan "Zack" Trail, Mark Williams, John C. Dalin, Amanda Genus, Jim Hillary, Pat Grant, Shelly Armstrong, Jimm Scott, T. Scott Alender, Ken Ferran, Inger Gire, Tijuana Brummet, Chris Slack, Darla Kirk, Barb Straub, Pete Early
Prospectus, February 4, 1981, Charles Schumacher, Ken Spitz, Bryan "Zack" Trail, Mark Williams, John C. Dalin, Amanda Genus, Jim Hillary, Pat Grant, Shelly Armstrong, Jimm Scott, T. Scott Alender, Ken Ferran, Inger Gire, Tijuana Brummet, Chris Slack, Darla Kirk, Barb Straub, Pete Early
Prospectus 1981
12 RUNNING FOR POSITIONS IN STU GO.; Severns speaks to Community News Class; Sign up for student insurance; $1.50 a gallon? Ouch!: Instructiors discuss oil de-regulation; Everything you always wanted to know about participating in class!; Did you know that?; The Ice Capades 'celebrates' at the Hall Feb. 10-15; Muddy Waters: Is he the father of Rock n' Roll?; Media 1000$ catches Parkland's eyes!; Ramblin'...; Classifieds; Homer has big celebration for their hero: Paul Lewis; 11 Amendments to Stugo Constitution; 250 enrolled in Learning Lab.; It's Susan B. Anthony's b-day!; 42 donated at the Blood Drive; Images getting ready to …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 16, January 9, 1981
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 16, January 9, 1981
Central Florida Future
Cancelled tourney hurts debate team prestige; UCF campus changes with the times (with photo); Committee nears end of athletics evaluation; Future elects new chief (with photo of new editor Laura Hoffman); UCF beauty pageant slated for March; CETA dry, but bus plan may get new fuel source; Coaches claim athletes get typical advisement; Simply Shakespeare won't have '81 encore (with photo); Future Sights & Sounds: This article is 'For Ladies Only...'; Photo of Marcos Marchena as music DJ; Future Sports: Knights win 6 straight, take T- Bowl title; UCF rehires Jonas for 1981; Volleyball team captures 7th at nationals; Future …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 14, December 5, 1980
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 14, December 5, 1980
Central Florida Future
Athlete's grades changed; Stalled bus system may get county tow; Madrigan dinners offer taste of 16th century; Colbourn opposes NCAA 'takeover' of women's sports; Million dollar chair provided for UCF; Research [Park] property bought; New dorms won't solve UCF housing shortage; Committee evaluates athletic department performance; Campus Ministry responds to attitudes of Moral Majority; Future SPORTS: Volleyball team qualifies for nationals; Inventor improves Chem I formula; Future OPINION: It's no wonder Iranian relations are bad; My last column on the Future's editorial page; Blount disappointed with Future's coverage; Future MORE LETTERS: Student says Escape a necessary publication; Student senate officers …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 13, November 21, 1980
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 13, November 21, 1980
Central Florida Future
Another bus bites the dust; Committee to watch over policies; Semester system gearing up for Florida schools; Block fees may raise tuition; New society to help businesswomen; Editor of Future sees no need for Escape; Advisers field complaints; Escort service provides dual protection plan; Dorm students govern own behavior; Withdrawals drop over 1200 to part-time; "Fishy" solution sought to weedy problem; Auto Show (with photos of automobiles); UCF research supports U.S. Court appeal; "We can feel...that they hate us" Iranians say UCF relationships are bad; Canadians cycle into arms of UCF professor (with photo Canadian cyclists); An adventure story (with …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 11, November 7, 1980
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 11, November 7, 1980
Central Florida Future
SG fighting regents' proposal; Faculty senate approves new [environmental] studies program; Faculty receive raise; Future LEGAL LINES: Landlord/tenant rights: security deposits; Social [Work] program may lose accreditation; Majority prefers 4 day week; Inventive glove solution creates sticky situation (with photo of Sam Carey and football glove); UCF professor skips for Scotland; Campus crime just begins as fall ends; Traveling in high circles with men of high office; Evening student service open for business; Rec services helps fight the chubbies; Future SIGHTS & SOUNDS: UCF homecoming week going strong; B-52's bomb Park Ave; Future OPINION: ESP [Environmental Studies Program] needs review; …
Prospectus, November 6, 1980, Karen Widloski, M. Leffler, Kathy Coriell, Lori Walsh, Randy Pregler, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Mary Lee Sargent, Chris Slack
Prospectus, November 6, 1980, Karen Widloski, M. Leffler, Kathy Coriell, Lori Walsh, Randy Pregler, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Mary Lee Sargent, Chris Slack
Prospectus 1980
RONALD REAGAN WINS IN LANDSLIDE; Senate sees transition; Incumbents prevail in local elections; Letters to the editors: PC's blackboards aren't black, Pig beats Choir at annual IOC Pumpkin Contest; Come One, Come All; Blood drive successful, donator's names listed; STUGO tells ORGII winners; Did You Know That...?; 'The Moonies': Manning tells all; Students prepare INTERCOM; Speech team opens season impressively; Concerts-entertaining, but pocket-picking; Science You Can See: Astronomy--world's oldest science??; Versatility is key to small radio operation; Tennis courts dedicated; You can win $500 in Art Competition; PC Datebook; Chautaqua programs offered at Parkland; Laura Wetzel discusses domestic violence--Nov. 12; …
Prospectus, October 29, 1980, Lori Walsh, Julie Sharp, Charles Schumacher, Ken Ferran, Jimm Scott, Randy Pregler, Chris Slack
Prospectus, October 29, 1980, Lori Walsh, Julie Sharp, Charles Schumacher, Ken Ferran, Jimm Scott, Randy Pregler, Chris Slack
Prospectus 1980
"BENET'S STORIES OF AMERICA" OPENS TODAY; Parkland offeres classes at Arcola H.S.; Letters to the editor: Student claims Schumacher "one-sided"; Jazz Combo to perform; Development Program sponsors workshop; Retired trick-or-treaters still have spirit; 'Benet's Stories of America' comes to Parkland Oct. 29--tickets available; Get to your class on time- get the wake-up service; In concert Friday night: Tull: the Eddie, Ian Show; A night with Ronstadt; Springsteen's latest is called "The River"; Artists present program; "Beatlemania" hits Champagin/Urbana; Students of the world unite at Parkland's International Students Day; Allergy specialist gives speech; Ag Club sponsors pig roast Nov. 2; Classifieds; …
Prospectus, September 24, 1980, Larry Williams, Cynthia Vaughan, Pat Trimble, Lori Walsh, Joe Perry, T. Scott Alender, Charles Schumacher, Chris Slack
Prospectus, September 24, 1980, Larry Williams, Cynthia Vaughan, Pat Trimble, Lori Walsh, Joe Perry, T. Scott Alender, Charles Schumacher, Chris Slack
Prospectus 1980
RODNEY DANGERFIELD GETS SOME RESPECT FROM PC; PCF group greets newcomers; Parkland offers COSMOS telecourse; Clerks to be on campus to register voters; Women's Program discusses importance of adequate diet; Breakdown of budget: Where does all your money go?; Women's Program presents last of self-care series; Parkland College Board of Trustees meets; Members needed; A friend is someone who...; Family Life Program offers "Living in Step"; Chimera Inc. offers workshop; PACT presents seminar for expectant parents; Steve Goodman: A talented performer; The "Ducks" have a good time; Rodney Dangerfield: I don't get no respect; "He will always get respect in …
Prospectus, September 17, 1980, Cathy Conery, Gwyn Gantter, Joe Perry, Jim Scott, Victor Logan, Lori Walsh, Randy Pregler, Bruce Andree, Chris Slack
Prospectus, September 17, 1980, Cathy Conery, Gwyn Gantter, Joe Perry, Jim Scott, Victor Logan, Lori Walsh, Randy Pregler, Bruce Andree, Chris Slack
Prospectus 1980
CATCHY SLOGAN BRINGS OUT RECORD NUMBER OF VOTES; Parkland People; Parkland English teacher speaks to PCF'ers on "Self-Image"; Head of Placement Counseling will help employment seekers; PACT offers program; Blood drive to be at PC; Attention Accounting students; Classifieds; PC Datebook; Record number of voters turn out to elect new Student Senators; Letters to the editor: Student disappointed; Long distance marriage works-- Susan Kelley sets an example; Women's Program offers self-series; Jackson Browne performance: unforgettable; Molly Hatchet's cuts are consistently impressive and original; Bowen: Radio won't roll over and die; Two kinds of clouds cause false tornado reports; Team shirts …
Prospectus, September 4, 1980, Larry Williams, Scott Alender, Mark Sterkel, Randy Pregler, Yolanda Steffey, Chris Slack, Cathy Conerty
Prospectus, September 4, 1980, Larry Williams, Scott Alender, Mark Sterkel, Randy Pregler, Yolanda Steffey, Chris Slack, Cathy Conerty
Prospectus 1980
HARDEES -- BEST EATIN' ALL AROUND -- TO OPEN ON CAMPUS NEXT WEEK; Qualifications listed for Student Senate elections; Letters to the Editors: Volleyball coach promises excitement, Student government says thanks; Alender is new Entertainment Editor; The Cars "Panorama" lacks uniqueness of previous albums; PC Datebook; Collge predicts record enrollment; New recruits; Fall Routine "Falls Into" Place; Science You Can See: When is an eclipse not an eclipse?; Center provides services; Newman Club may be reinstated; CTEP program in effect; Acct. students learn in lab; Parkland Christian Fellowship group hears stance; 142 make honor's list; Fast Freddy makes debut; Parkland …
Prospectus, August 25, 1980, Sharon Wienke, William M. Staerkel, Mark Sterkel, Chris Slack
Prospectus, August 25, 1980, Sharon Wienke, William M. Staerkel, Mark Sterkel, Chris Slack
Prospectus 1980
"FALL IN"; Senate to hold elections; Ready or not…; President Staerkel welcomes students; U of I ROTC courses available to Parkland College students; Mexico -- A Land of Contrast; Dates to Live By; Parkland choral music has new conductor, big plans; Classes offered at Monticello, Lincoln schools; Courses offered to music lovers; Outlook optimistic for baseball; Women's fast pitch softball meeting to be held Thursday; Fall tryouts for baseball; Fall Sports Schedules; Summer sports in review...; V-ballers face tough schedule, meeting and tryouts Tuesday
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 2, July 17, 1980
Central Florida Future, Vol. 13 No. 2, July 17, 1980
Central Florida Future
Owners go down fighting, Head Shops: A lost species (with photo); BOR approves funds; Blount creates new position to include services director; Photo of Wadsworth award winners George Burgess and Shirley Daniels standing with Charlie Wadsworth, columnist for the Sentinel Star; UCF Child Care Center becomes Creative School; Future Campus: Energy waste curtailed by 4 day week? (with nighttime photo of the Humanities and Fine Arts Building); Programs offer students experience; Llewellyn takes post; deans begin new era; Future Bulletin Board: Crimewatch hits 3 years; Dental health offers examinations, x-rays; Lake Claire closed for renovations; Majorettes chosen for 1980-81 season; …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 12 No. 31, May 9, 1980
Central Florida Future, Vol. 12 No. 31, May 9, 1980
Central Florida Future
Citizens begin drive against runway; Photo of Army ROTC cadet with machine gun training in the woods on the UCF campus; Hoan: staff needed to aid international students; Future UCF Newsfronts: Women's Week slated for UCF May 12-16; Group hopes for response with next anti-draft rally; Future Campus: Senate approves 2 bills over much debate; Graduate committee moves toward regaining students; Media specialists majors offer insight into library science; Budget committee cutting offered budgets by $400,000; Future Bulletin Board: Poll's Gallup to talk business; New management club seeks charter members; Future Comment: Diagonal runways wouldn't harm UCF, its students; Two …