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  Central Florida Future, March 7, 2001

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  Central Florida Future, March 21, 2001

  Hitt conducts open forum; $2.5 million grant awarded to strengthen math and sciences; UCF-Civic Theatre facing year delay.

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  Central Florida Future, March 28, 2001

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  Central Florida Future, April 4, 2001

  Battles Pena decide election; Dance Marathon raises over $20,000; Higher student population may mean 'U Can't Finish'.

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  Central Florida Future, April 11, 2001

  Pena ticket begins transition; Do you have what it takes to be Knightro?; Faculty and Students honored at Founder's Day.

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  Central Florida Future, April 18, 2001

  Institute of Simulation and Training director resigns; Student operate painting business; Students feel tenure may lower education's quality; Lesbian and bisexual awareness month comes to UCF.

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  Central Florida Future, April 25, 2001

  $75,000 in grant money distributed; Global positioning system in cars will make driving safer; Vietnam wall visits UCF.

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  Central Florida Future, May 9, 2001

  Spring Commencement honors UCF graduates; UCF a big winner at legislative session; Disabled students manage school and disabilities; Faculty Wellness and Research Center opening.

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  Central Florida Future, May 23, 2001

  Board of Regents to be dissolved; Oath not taken raises questions; Students' disabilities are not always outside.

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  Central Florida Future, May 23, 2001

  UCF grad making his mark; Boating trips during summer available a short car ride away; New system opposed.

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  Central Florida Future, June 20, 2001

  Commissioners veto new housing plans; Off-campus crime worries police; Student Government budget passed and approved; Drop in interest rate to help college students.

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  Central Florida Future, July 5, 2001

  UCF's trustees announced; Many trustees have ties to the university; Build your credit as well as your mind.

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  Central Florida Future, July 18, 2001

  Students express concern about effects of diet supplements; Robinson Observatory offers close view of Mars; Students voice concern over Board of Trustees.