Central Florida Future

View student newspapers by Year...

Printing is not supported at the primary Gallery Thumbnail page. Please first navigate to a specific Image before printing.

Switch View to Grid View Slideshow

Central Florida Future, Vol. 06 No. 28, May 31, 1974

Florida Technological University

Dorm drinking revealed in poll; Dr. Homer C. Combs, FTU's first Professor Emeritus (photo); Accident institutes lifeguard; Pierce says SG [Student Government] concert "poorly planned": SG, VC debate program; Rental objections aired; Campus [drug] 'cache' found; Letters: Copy machine situation answered; Piano festival draws national attention; Unusual Fla names disclosed; Greek woman picked; Where there is a will... (with photos of FuTUre's workforce and the workflow); HFA [Humanities and fine arts] ranks last in job survey; FTU students assigned to play games in computer courses to learn basics; SG 1973-74 presidential report: An open letter to students; HFA, Biology Building near completion; Future Sports: Netter eye NCAA tourney; Maust captures superstars crown; Blonde willing to share curves: Personal ads quite personal; Campus couples discovered; FTU coed appears in feature motion picture; Major not on masters diploma.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 01, September 27, 1974

A&SF [Activity and Service Fee] legislation passed; Bargaining allowed; Health fee paid by all students; Humanities Building (photos); Resident Center Library; Student column now beginning; Lots resurfaced (with photo); Library uses new system (with photo of "Tattle Tape"); Enrollment errors virtually eliminated; Marcy Maramatsu consults the new FTU catalogue for courses (photo); Creation '74 planned; Pageant applications available; Dr. David R. Corey joins Student Health Center (photo); [Patrick AFB Resident Center] closes; WFTU Radio Station begins another year; BA offered at Resident Center; Endurance key to success: Tough soccer year in store for knights (with team photo).
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 02, October 4, 1974

Possible bus cancellation; Food prices increase; UFF [The United Faculty of Florida] seeks recognition; Potts takes SG [Student Government] helm; FTU students find things to do (full page of photos); Adm- Fac news; Ozark Music Festival flop.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 03, October 11, 1974

Senate apportionments set at 40; Debate team enters contest; Grant awarded to study deaf (with photo of Dr. Phillip M. Tell); AFROTC (with photo of Cadet First Lt. Susan Mundy, recipient of Grissom Award); VC [Village Center] to present "Creations '74'" (with photo); Santana [Concert, with photo].
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 04, October 18, 1974

FTU animal control center named; Employees have voice in working conditions; Elections commission invalidates elections; Publication advisory board meets; Navy recruits student for nuclear program.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 05, October 25, 1974

Potts relents on elections decision; $19,000 grant finances Medicine and Morality; Education building amendment question for voters; Music department adds instructors; University Police adds lady officer.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 06, November 1, 1974

Sheinkopf predicts big year for FTU foundation; Registrar's office testing new system; FTU already complying with new records law; FAVORS coordinates students & community; Train buff organizes railroad fan club; Police use new device.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 07, November 8, 1974

Card catalog instituted for handicapped; Engineering Bachelor's program growing; Unanswered calls matter of public image; Bicycle paths to be constructed.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 08, November 22, 1974

Book mutilation costly to library; Apartment conditions criticized; Developmental center offers testing; Voter turnout worst in FTU history.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 07 No. 09, December 6, 1974

Traffic violation fines boosted; Alcohol OK in dorms; 'Simply Shakespeare' tours area; Student lives in tents; Architect offering exhibit; Collective bargaining on faculty's minds.