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• • Getting greener a New state law pushes UCF soccer player suits up for . · state agencies toward Portugal national team -sEESPORTs,A1 recycling -SEE NEWS,A2 ·" Animals f.J . POLICE CITATION HAS.MAN SGA Senate impeaches Pozin ~ RATTLED Senator's removal hearing set for July 29 11 An Idaho man who authorities~ BRANDI BROXSON tee. regarding the incident had 25Westem rattlesnakes in a~ News Editor Pozin. who holds College In the affidavit, a SGA gallon bucket in his apartment has of Hospitality Management senator, whose name was been issued two misdemeanor On Thursday, the Stu­ Seat 2 and is the deputy pro redacted from the docu­ citations by the state's Department of dent Government Associa­ tempore of Legislative ment, stated that on June 23, "' Rsh and Game. Officials say Terry tion Senate voted to Affairs, came under investi­ Pozin came into the SGA Brian Teeter had as many as 32 snakes impeach Sen. Jereme Pozfu. gation after a June 23 inci­ office after a World Cup but he gave some away and ate two The final vote count was dent that occurred on cam­ game and began yelling and others. The 38-year-oldTeeter says he 18-9 in favor of impeach­ pus at the SGA offices. running around the office. was unaware a license is needed to ment, with two abstaining An affidavit of impeach­ Pozin then allegedly hunt rattlesnakes in Idaho. votes, according to a release ment was sent to the SGA began yelling about how from Venessa Jacobs, the senate secretary . and the "hammered" and ''wasted" MICHELLE DAV IS/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE " chair for SGA Services and Legislative, Judicial, and At Thursday's Senate meeting at the Student Union, above, Sen.Jereme Pozin, Public Relations Commit- Rules Committee on June 29 PLEASE SEE POZIN ON A4 Colle~e of Hospitality Management Seat 2, was impeached.

Lawsuit Ared carpet event Biomed MAN HOPES FOR LAWSUIT Students BOOM Aman filed a $146,000 lawsuit against a pest control company, find work claiming he suffered hearing loss when a worker used explosives to remove rodents on his neighbor's property.Michael Lester's complaint post-UCF alleges the unnamed Cynergy Pest Control worker was negligent in Program flourishing a failing to warn neighbors and then disregarded Lester's warning to stop the blasts that were rattling his doors year after. budget cuts and windows. JENNIFER RIOS Contributing Writer

After a number of UCF health programs closed in the summer of 2009, the future of the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences Breaking was in limbo. news on Since then, the number of your cell applicants to the program is steadily rising, and many gradu­ Get UCF news sentto your cell ates are continuing on to jobs in phone. Just text the keyword their field. UCFNEWS to 44636. It's a field that science majors MICHELLE DAVIS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE tend to overlook, according to Students pose with Knightro outside the Student Union on Thursday after the announcement of this year's homecoming theme:"Knights on the Dorilyn Hitchcock, the director of AROUND CAMPUS, A2 Big Screen: AUCF Homecoming Production." Homecoming week this year will run from Oct 16-24. · the Medical Laboratory Science LEARN THE BENEFITS program whb has been with the program for 21 years. OF SWITCHING DIET, ''People do not usually think of GOING VEGETARIAN this as a viable job option because Volunteers garden life at UCF of the hard science core require­ Meghan Murphy Van Camp, ments," Hitchcock said. dietitian and nutritionist, will be RENITA FRETT Arboretum to pick out plants it Instead, Hitchcock said under­ teaching students the benefits of a Contributing Writer wanted in the garden. The plants grad science students tend to vegetarian diet The event is today were bought from South Seminole want to go directly for the physi­ from 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m.inthe The UCF Arboretum's Garden Farm and Nursery on June 30. cian assistant track or medical Wellness Center classroom. Day brought a little more color to Participants met behind the school, not realizing that working campus on Thursday. Harris Corporation Building at as medical lab· scientists may be Volunteers from UCF Dining trailer 525 at 10 a.m. They then an option for them. Services, Volunteer UCF and Sim­ headed to the organic farm, which According to Hitchcock, there LOCAL &S+ATE, A2 ple Living Institute joined the is located behind the trailer, and is a big gap between the people Arboretum to plant a ·citro nella were instructed on how to weed going into the field and those get­ TWO THIEVES USE RENITA FRITT / CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE plant, a root beer plant, a pecan tree Garden Day volunteers help remove weeds and the garden by Tma Richards, edu­ ting ready to retire. GARBAGE CHUTE TO and more in the Organic Commu­ plant new trees in the UCF Arboretum. cation director at the Arboretum. ''Now that the demand is high, ROB JEWELRY STORE nity Garden near the Harris Corpo­ The volunteers weeded until the salaries are beginning to rise," ration Engineering Center. community involvement,'' said noon to prepare for plants like Hitchcock said. Police are looking for two thieves '"This Garden Day we lmow will Eden Wetherell, Dining Services' homestead tomato seeds, a key The undergraduates in her who robbed aTampa jewelry store help bring our family at UCF Din­ sustainability coordinator. lime tree and a pomegranate tree to on Saturday morning by entering ing closer to each other and our According to Wetherell,,Dining PLEASE SEE ON A4 through the garbage chute. The · environment through hands-on Services donated. $250 for the PLEASE SEE ARBORETUM ON A5 PROGRAM thieves stole hundreds of dollars worth of jewelry. . for providing access to low Earth orbit for crew and CRASH ON TURNPIKE NASA changes leave future uncertain cargo. LEAVES ONE DEAD, "Since this is basically MONIQUE VALDES of the Spaceport Research and technology that we've INJURES 16 MORE Opinions Editor Technology Institute at UCF. · - - ...r- ,., been doing for 50 years, Achurch van crashed on Florida's "Ironically, the shuttle is now it seems the time is right Turnpike on Saturday.The crash For UCF aerospace engineering working better than ever, but it is to redirect NASA'.s focus on killed 68-year-old Paulette Noel majors, it remains to be seen if the still $150 million to $200 million per doing what we haven't done and injured 16 passengers. The privatization of space exploration month, whether we're flying it or before, going beyond LEO to may prove to be an out ofthis world not, and the Astronauts Office con­ driver lost control of the vehicle PLEASES EE UCF ON A6 and it flipped, hitting a guard rail. opportunity. tinues to insist it is not safe," • NASA and the Kennedy Space Ketcham said ''The choice to retire Center are attempting to privatize the shuttle is not an easy one, but it space exploration. These changes is clear." • INDEX TODAY'S could mean a lot for students hop­ Obama then pressed the issue of • ing to venture into aerospace canceling the Constellation Pro­ Around Campus 2 WEATHER careers. gram. According to Ketcham, the • Weather 2 The White House and NASA program would consume all of Local &State 2 have been making decisions that NASKs funding and still not get Sports ,-.. 7 will greatly affect the job market in America to the moon before 2028. Opinion 10 space exploration. He said just building the vehicle Oassifieds 11 First, President Barack Obama would use all the money avail­ Sudoku 11 and Congress decided to retire the able, leaving nothing to do once Crossword 11 Orion shuttle. The shuttle was we got there. expensive and deemed unsafe, · "Getting back to the moon according to Dale Ketcham, director and just re-planting the flag as A2 www.Centra/Floridafuture.com July 19, 2010 • (rottaf '1oriba Jutim - ,, AROUND - CAMPUS (entral News and rwtices for - the UCF community Jloriba · Learn to be a vegetarian Meghan Murphy Van .. Camp, UCF's licensed and registered dietitian and ,Uture nutritionist, will be teach­ TIie Student Newspape-at llCF sina 1968 .. ing students the benefits of a vegetarian diet. July 19, 2010 The event will be held Vol 42, Issue 46 • 12 Pages today from 12:30 p.m. to . s epsiu green efforts The (,ntm/ F1ork/o Futrite. ihe independent. student- 1:30 p.m. in Recreation and written newll)ilper at the Univefsity of Central Ronda. - Wellness Center class­ Bill increases recycling impetus on state agencies Opinions In the Future are those of the individual room. cnlumnistandnotnecessarilythoseoftheooitUlialstaff CAMILLE THOMAS passing the law, said Alfredo Cruz, which never passed because of or the Univffiity administration. Anamtento property Attendees will be able of the (mtJu/ Florida Futriteand may not be reprinted in •· StaffWriter · an aid to Vasilinda. the lack of support. Mainly state­ part or in whole without permission from the publisher. to sample a vegetarian "There was a 1ot of compro- owned businesses and schools, wrap and earn 500 LINK A state law passed July 1 will mise and give-and-take to make it including state universities, will NEWSROOM Loot points. help strengthen local efforts to get happen," Cruz said. "Lots of be directly affected by the new 407-447-4558 For more information businesses and residents of Flori- unique collaboration and working law. - contact Health Services at da to go greeIL together between the private sec- It will encourage recycling for Editor-in-Chief 407-823-5841 The Waste to Wealth bill was tor, the environmental communi- residents and other businesses Carlos Pineda x213 proposed primarily by Rep.' ·ty and government:• and mandate local governments CFF.editor@gmailcom • How to use Knightlink Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda. The bill passed within the 60 to compost yard trash and sepa- . News Editor Career Services will be Reps. Trudi Williams and Bax- days of regular session, Cruz said. rate all recyclable materials. Brandi Broxson x213 teaching job seekers how ter Troutman and SeIL Lee Con- However, he said, several similar "In accordance with the new [email protected] to use KnightLink, an stantine were also key players in bills were proposed years earlier law, my rationale behind it is it will • online resource. Students _ open up new markets for recy­ Online News Editor can search for jobs, post cling, and therefore open up jobs Meghan Lindnerx213 . their resumes, get employ­ in local counties, more education, Online.CFF@gmailcom • er information and access help the environment and help on-campus interviewing promote earth-friendly products;• Opinions Editor and recruiting events said Henry Harding, a senior envi­ Monique Valdes x213 using the online resource. ronmental science major·and co­ [email protected] • The event will be held on founder of Intellectual Decisions Sports Editor Tuesday in Ferrell Com­ on Environmental Awareness · Ryari Bass x215 mons, Room 185-C from Solutions. "It's not going to help us Sports.CFF@gmailrom 11:00 a.m. to nOOIL • personally, but it will help us as a Variety Editor For more informatiori movement." contact Career Services at Jessica Martin x214 The new .policy mandates Variety.CFF@gmailcom 407-823-2361 county programs for recycling • and composting for construction, Photo Editors de,molition and any process that Emre Kelly x213 requires waste control by the local Rami Rotlewicz x213 .. LOCAL MICHELLE DAVIS / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE government. Photo.CFF@gmai/.rom Recycling bins sit outside of the Student Union as part of UCF's effort to limit waste.A Waste management progress &STATE new state law inaeases the onus for recycling at Florida's public universities. will have to be reported to the Staff Writers State Legislature so Florida can Michelle.Dendy, ,. Keep local with headlines reach its recycling rate goal of 75 Matt Reinstetle, Kerri Anne you may have missed Understanding the numbers percent. Renzulli, Christina DeParis, The resin identmcatfon code, typically found on the bottom of a Also, occupants and owners of Camille Thomas, Becky Jackson, Thieves use garbage chute to container, is used to help identify different plastics for recycling. new commercial sites and resi­ Jessica Campbell rob jewelry store on Saturday Cellecllll s,mbol Type of plastic Uses once racyclad dences who have ~stablished their Staff Photographers TAMPA - Police in residency as of July 1, 2012, must 11Most Polyelhylene • Containers for food George Oehl, Rami Rotlewia, Tampa are searching for have proper means to recycle. · commonly te,aphthalate • Fiber for carpet Tina Russell, Christina DeParis, • two men who robbed a jew­ recycled; • Laminated sheets .Recycling Access and Collec­ elry store on Saturday & Drink bottles, Erin Drew, Rayma Jenkins picked UP PETE detergent bottles . •Tote bags tion for Off-campus Organiza­ morning by entering via the curbside or tions and Networks, a group of Copy Editors garbage chute. droppet;I off High-density • Bottles for non-food students who help recycling Padrick Brewer, Tamra Martin, _ ~ The two suspects used a at any polyethylene items: detergent, efforts at off-campus residences Zoar Ortiz, Adrienne Cutway, power jack to open the recycling . Milk botttes, shampoo, soap Becky Jackson · center shopping bags • Plastic lumber such as Pegasus Landing, also garbage chute ofthe Tampa benefits from the law. Indoor Flea Market. They ------R.AC.O.O.N. has grown from Production Ao •Few Polyvinyl chloride •Pipe Joseph Mangabat proceeded to rob the TS centers • Loose-leaf binders just students assisting and provid­ Gold Store. The thieves Shrink wrap, accept these garden hoses, • Traffic cones ing material to UCF to working stole hundreds of dollars plastics due &PVC shoe spies •Packaging toward becoming a registered stu- Editorial Adviser worth of gold chains and tolow ' \ • dent organizatioIL .J Michelle Yoffee Low-density • Shipping envelopes• medallions. The suspects ~of 'We have already planned out Mkhel/[email protected] were wearing dark T-shirts recyclabilily polyethylene • Floor tile Dry cleaning bags, •Paneling things to give students means to and shorts. One used a ban­ collect products and not just let ~ 8LOPE squeeze bottles •Trash cans danna to cover his face. The them go into the landfill," said other wore white tube Polypropylene • Garden edging Caroline Pollifrone, the group's BUSINESS 407-447-4555 socks to cover his hands. Bottle caps, takeout •Plant pots president. "It's similar to what the food containers, • Garden rakes • • Bike racks law enforces, only we focus on Advertising Sales Director &PP drinking straws Church van crashes on what the students can do individ- Adam VerCaml]len x204 Tumpike,killsone,injures 16 [email protected] •Widely A. Polystyrene . • Printer cartridges ually." . YEEHAW JUNCTION Plastic foam, • Cassette casings Pollifrone said tp.e group will - A church van crashed ~~~. ~~ packing peanuts, • Plastic molding be working with the Orange Distribution Manager on the Florida Turnpike on not curbside · PS coat hangers • Office accessories County Environmental Protection Chris Biddulph x211 Saturday. The crash killed . • Division by going to different [email protected] 68-year-old Paulette Noel • Difficult ~ Other • Made of another businesses and helping them and injuring 16 passengers. to recycle; ~ 7~ Nondisposable type of resin or implement the recycling program. 'the van was returning seldom '-- water bottles, baby several types of She also said that extending General Manager from Universal Studios collected 0TH bottles, canned plastics; canqot be • the group's work toward Raymond G. Bush x220 [email protected] when the driver lost con­ . food rin,ng · recycled . the county has been a trol, flipping the van and • These plastics sometimes contain bisphenol A (SPA), a man-made • I smooth transition hitting a guard rail. chemical that is now detectable in most people's urine, which may be ·" because of UCF linked to breast cancer, prostate cancer and dangerous hormonal i & , affff ti • changes in children • • • ecyc1 es 1a on - ASSOCIATED PRESS · with the county. 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Ii • .. • • • Ji> r! " I i I .. I I I ,. • .. l'tntr.tl :Jforiba :Jutun • July 19, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 IJ Temporary cap on oil in place - nowwhat? ,... ALLEN G. BREED Orleans chef and sometime gotten into the food chain Associated Press fishing guide Eric Schutz­ Bianchi, who fled New man said recently as he took Orleans and his job at NEW ORLEANS a break from carving up a 'Tulane University after los­ After three long months, batch of black drum and ing his home to Hurricane the bleeding from the bot­ redfish caught in an Katrina, says his "gut feel­ tom of the Gulf of Mexico unclosed section of Black ing'' is that the marshes has been finally, mercifully Bay. 'We put a man on the have died below the water. stanched. But in so many moon. You'd think we'd If that is the case, he's con­ ways, the progno_sis have enough brilliant minds cerned that this die-off remains uncertain. to get it all cleaned up and . could have a "cascading Which species will get on with it" effect" rebound, and which have Since the Deepwater "It just makes the whole been pushed beyond the Horizon exploded on April estuary more vulnerable:' brink? Has the oil accelerat­ 20 and sank 50 miles off the Bianchi expects to have ed the di~ffof marshlands tip of Louisiana, as much as some preliminary test that protect one of Ameri­ 184 million gallons of crude results in a matter ofdays or ca's great cities and make have hemorrhaged into the weeks. But it may well be this the nation's second gul£ two or three years before most-productive fishing To get an idea of what the spill's in'tpact on the region? What effect will the Gulf Coast residents might deep-sea environment, says BP spill have on the future be facing, many have Jeffrey Baguley, a marine of deep-sea drilling - at looked back to the region's GERALD HERBERT / ASSOCIATEDPRES S biologist at the University once boon and bane - in last worst drilling accident Plaquemines Parish Coastal Zone Director PJ. Hahn rescues a heavily oiled bird from the waters of Barataria Bay, which are ofNevada. theGulf? - the 1979 Ixtoc spill. It laden with oil from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.After three long months, the bleeding from the bottom of the Gulf of These communities of And, of more immediate took Pemex, Mexico's state­ Mexico has been finally stanched. But in so many ways, the prognosis remains uncertain. organisms are big players in concern to people along the owned oil company, 10 11£ the processing and recy­ nation's southern coast, months to contain the spill when things seemed to be 'We always have three Thomas Bianchi likes to use cling oforganic carbon, says where will the millions of By then, 140 million gallons back to usual for the fin fish crops of oysters on the bot­ the analogy of a giant tea Baguley, who specializes in as-yet uncollected, of crude had bled into the but not shellfish:' tom, or three-year classes," bag. the study ofmarine inverte­ unburned, unseen gallons gul£ . But, Chay told Tunnell, says Voisin, owner of Moti­ 'When you put a tea bag brates. There is still a lot of of oil from the blown-out Wes Tunnell, associate ''it permanently killed all of vatit Seafoods in Houma. in water, the tea that you see oil floating beneath the Deepwater Horizon well director of the Harte the oysters and clams, the "So when you're thinking are organic compounds, water's surface, and Bagu­ end up? Research Institute for Gulf same thing we heard in Isla about mortality, you're not that's cqming from the tea ley is concerned about how Second-generation of Mexico Studies at Texas Arenas yesterday:• just thinking about this leaves:' says Bianchi, a pro­ much of it will end up on Plaquemines Parish resi­ A&M University-Corpus Large sections ofthe U.S. year's harvest You're think­ fessor at Texas A&M Uni­ the seafloor. · dent Sandy Reno isn't sure Christi, is traveling the Gulf Coast - which ing about 2010, 11 and 'l2's versity. "So you get that 'We have organisms that she wants to wait around to region, looking for traces of . accounts for 60 percent to ~est" kind of release from the live there in the deep sea find out the answers. . the spill and speaking to 70 percent of the oysters Oysters, shrimp and normal healthy marshes as that we're not sure of their "I'm ready to pack up people who lived through it eaten in the U.S. - have other valuable commercial they grow and die." overall function, their over­ and leave," says Reno, 43, His blog is plastered with been closed to harvesting. It fisheries depend on the With funding from the all impact," he says. "So it's whose shrimper husband, photos of red mangrove . remains to be seen what continued health of the National Science Founda­ always prudent to err on the like so many others along roots clogged with thin, effect the spill will have on marshlands that nurse and tion, Bianchi is leading a side of caution when you're this coast, is now depend­ weathered tar mats·- pos­ the fishery. nurture the species upon team that will soon gather impacting organisms you ent on cleanup work from sibly froin Ixtoc. Some watermen have which the industry rests. thousands of liters of water don't fully understand." the company held responsi­ Tunnell and his col­ been pulling up gape­ Louisiana, home to 40 from Barataria Bay. Another industry whe>se ble for the disaster. "When leagues interviewed 74- shelled, dead oysters. But percent of the · nation's, . Through a process future is uncertain is deep­ you've had enough, you've year-old Jose Chay, a long­ that is likely a byproduct of coastal wetlands, has been called reverse sea oil drilling. had enough. I've had time fisherman in Celestun, the state's efforts to keep the losing 35 to 50 square miles osmosis/electrodialysis, The federal courts have enough already:• Yucatan. Chay told Tunnell oil out of inland waters by of marsh a year for decades they will distill that down to blocked one Obama Just as the stumbling that the spill forced locals to diverting thousands of gal­ - much of it from the hundreds ofmilliliters. That administration drilling federal response to Hurri­ switch to jobs like salt min­ lons of fresh water into the ditching and canal digging conce~trate will be subject­ moratorium, ·but the Interi­ cane Katrina five years ago ing, crabbing in the lagoon estuaries, says Mike Voisin, activities connected to the ed to nuclear magnetic res­ or Department issued a exposed'not just chinks, but or making charcoal from a member of the Louisiana oil industry. In places where ' onance spectroscopy and new one this week. Florida spider web networks of fis­ the regiQn's lush forests. Oyster Task Force. oil has intruded, marsh other processes to deter­ Gov. Charlie Crist is asking sures in our national armor, "They did these things A meeting is scheduled grasses have turned brown mine whether the marsh is for a special legislative ses­ the failure to prevent and for varying periods oftime," · in e~ly August to deter­ and brittle, but it is unclear dying at the roots, not just sion to consider putting a then quickly stop the spill Tunnell writes, noting that mine the next harvest sea­ yet how deep the death above the water line, and constitutional amendment has shaken many people's some started back fishing in son. But Voisin says it could goes. how much ofthe petroleum on the November ballot faith in American might about two years, but with be years before the spill's When talking about the - and the 1.8 million gal­ that would ban drilling 'We're a superpower .,­ poor results. "Others got effects on the industry will marshes to laypeople, lons of chemical disper­ withinlO miles ofth e state's the United States," New back to fishing in 4-5 years be known. chemical oceanographer sants dumped on it - has beaches.

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_t, A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com July 19, 2010 • (entnl :Jloriba ~ • ,, Pozin allegedly Program leads to job opportunities FROM A1 high salaries," Daniell said. go beyond so they have more "Some students leave with five experience in interviews, com­ program that leave with jobs different job offers." pare salaries, diversify and pur­ - drunk at meeting after graduating are starting at The mean salary that gradu­ sue different opportunities," an annual salary of $40,000 per ating seniors are looking for­ Daniell said. year. ward to, according to Daniell, is Hitchcock is confident her FROM A1 includes five steps, Most of the positions are for about $50,000 to $60,000. undergraduate students will according to Title medical laboratory scientists at Recently, the program has have even more opportunities he was and telling an underage VII of SGA'.s hospital labs. · seen a large increase in enroll­ with the opening of the new student, who was in the office at statutes. Dr. Henry Daniell, a Pegasus ment. veterans hospital in Orlando, the time, that he would get him The first is filing professor and Board of 'frustee In order to assure that stu­ among others. ''wasted" for impeachment, chair, has seen a similar out­ dents receive these opportuni­ "I feel very proud that the The affidavit then states that in which charges majority of my students are out Pozin come with students in the mas­ ties upon graduating, Daniell Pozin took an SGA_golf cart and or complaints may ter's program. encourages students to not be there in the working world here • drove it around campus, despite be filed by a stu­ "It is quite surprising that in satisfied with applying to one in the immediate Orlando the fact that he was under the dent in affidavit form. The next is today's job market, the students or two companies in Florida, area," Hitchcock said. "We're influence of alcohol the chapter preliminary review. that graduate from the biotech "I encourage them to inter­ certainly servicing the commu­ A police officer came up to the During this step, the LJR makes program are employed with view not only in Florida, but to nity." SGA offices soon after the incident copies ofthe affidavit and presents to inquire about whether Pozin the charges during the next sched­ had been operating the golf cart. uled LJR committee meeting. If a • According to testimony in the majority of the LJR committee affidavit, Pozin allegedly told finds that the allegations are valid, another person who was present then the charges will be brought to in the pro tempore's office at the the next Senate meeting. • time that the officer had told Pozin During the Senate meeting is that if he would have seen Pozin the third step: the Chapter driving the golf cart, then it impeachment hearing. It was that would've been a Dill hearing that produced the 18-9-2 Pozin then allegedly told the vote for the impeachment of officer: "Good thing you didn't see Pozin me then" The fourth step is the discovery Soon after, Pozin sat in on a process, in which the LJR commit­ Senate meeting held by the Pro tee investigates the sources of the Tempore's Office and was report­ affidavit for interviews and edly "clearly impaired due to the reviews. tangible evidence; the ~)'O!l,liH,lilOJi amount of alcohol he had con­ committee is currently completing sumed" this process. · The affidavit also states that The removal hearing is the final Pozin's eyes were red, his speech step in the process, Pozin's was slurred and he was speaking removal hearing is set for July 29. very loudly during the meeting. Ifhe is found in violation, Pozin The affidavit alleges that as the must relinquish his position and • meeting progressed, Pozin will be denied candidacy or became angry with the debate that appointment to the Student Body was going on and after 10 minutes, Government for one year. he left and went to lie down in the Pozin does have the option to pro tempore's office, which he appeal ifhe is impeached shares with SGA Senate President This is not the first time that Pro Tempore Joshua Miller. Pozin has been in trouble with Another testimony was includ­ SGA During the 42nd Senate elec­ ed in the affidavit by an SGA Exec­ tions in October, Pozin was found utive branch agent who was pres­ in minor violation of election ent during the incident statutes stating that campaigning The agent reported that Pozin locations and food distribution was sitting in their office and after must be authorized asking Pozin to leave and go do Pozin was a member of the ,. work in his own office, Pozin BAMF ticket, whose tagline was replied with 'We don't do [exple­ "Building A More Functional tive] and get paid for it" SGA," Pozin retained his seat Pozin could not be reached for despite the violation. CFF ARCHIVE comment on this story. Visit UCFnews.com for The Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences is one of the success stories of the UCF College of Medicine and its dean, Deborah Gennan, center. The impeachment procedure updates on Pozin's impeachment Graduates from the school have shown a knack for getting jobs after college.

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be planted. These plants were selected because they are native and can withstand the heat, Richards said "In Central Florida, we have the climate where we have really high tempera­ rures and occasionally really low temperarures, so a lot of these plants can thrive in that kind of climate," she said Dining Services fed the volunteers Domino's Pizza and Honest Tea by. Coca­ Cola at nooIL Some volun­ teers continued to plant and help out after the event - ' ended Richards said the Arboretum has a partner­ ship with the Student Sus­ tainability Alliance to maintain the gardeIL She also said a leadership group ofl2 students will help take care ofthe garden. and they will also bring in other groups like Volunteer UCF and the Simple Living Insti­ tute to help. Tia Meer, the founder and president ofSimple liv­ ing Institute, said her Ol'g3Il· ization is a partner of the Arboretum. teers were great, and it was a 'We usually partner with great partnership between the big events;• Meer said the Arboretum, UCF Din­ 'In Central 'We did it last summer also." ing, Simple living and Vol­ Rosemary Chacko, a sen­ unteer UCE Florida, we have ior biology major, said she According to Richards, the climate was invited to the event by a the Arboretum has a lot of friend and decided to stop events in which anyone can where we have by afl:er her class. attend really high ''It was fun," she said ''I Wetherell said that there was surprised by how many might be other events like temperatures 'l, people came out. I thought I this in the future, and Dining and occasionally would be one of the only Services is proud to support ones here." the Arboretum whenever really low Sarah Parker, an intern at possible. the Arboretum, helped ''To be able to participate temperatures,so organize the event with Vol­ in helping the UCF Arbore­ a lot of these unteer UCF and said she tum's garden flourish. and to was happy with the volun­ watch it grow knowing we .plants can thrive teer turn out were involved, is always a in that kind of "You always get a differ­ rewarding experience we ent group of people every look forward to and hope climate.' single time with different many more people get skills;' she said involved with," Wetherell - TINA RICHARDS PHOTOS BYRE NITA FRETT / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ARBORETUM EDUCATION DIRECTOR Volunteers from UCF Dining Services, Volunteer UCFand Simple Living Institute plant new life in the Arboretum. They added Parker said the volun- said a citronella plant,a root beer plant, a pecan tree and other plants from South Seminole Farm and Nursery.

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• • .• , A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com July 19, 2010 • wrttal '1oriba :Jttlluc V '-- UCF students important to space exploration FROM Al Kennedy Space Center. / Ketcham said that in the ', Mars, to asteroids, into the short run, commercial space Staring at space for 20 years ' \ solar system," Ketcham said will not be a massive job NASA's Hubble Space TelescopB has survived years of continuous use~ Jtre extremes ' ', "That, they believe, is the is ofspace. sending thousands of images to Earth and mountains of new information. ' generator because it anew Needle' ' 'inspiration' the public, and concept, and the logistics of 1990 lhlbble's fllblre taxpayers, have a right to it still need to be worked out Aprll24 2010 and beyond expect out of NASA" SpaceX, Boeing and Lock­ Space Shuttle Oiscovefy btas1s off Wrth no more senricing missions, So what do these carrying the Hubble Telescope Hubble will gradually cease to func!ioo heed Martin are going to Apn125 but could be operational until 2018 changes mean for aerospace have to test the waters Telescope deployed into orbit 353 mi. By the mid 2020s, orbit wiR decay and students, particularly ones before hiring an influx of (569 km) above Earth the telescope will eventually bum up about to enter the job mar­ people. June25 as it re-enters Earth's almosphere ket? With nearly 7,000 peo­ "However,' in the long Scientists discover Hubble's mirror is Hubble will be replaced in the summer not shaped correctly and are unable of 2014 with the James Webb telescope ple losing their jobs, some run, lowering the cost to get to focus images being UCF grads, at to orbit will create more 1993 Some key discoveries Kennedy Space Center, launches that will create Dec.18 opportunities could seem more jobs and make it more In first servicing mission, shuttle bleak. attractive to bring non­ astronauts replace Hubble's 500 lb. (227 kg} camera; replacement camera UCF's involvement in launch related activity here has mirrors that have been shaped to Kennedy Space Center as the price comes down," compensate for error ln telescope's began in 1963, when UCF Ketcham said. "That has main mirror started as Florida Techno­ been the ultimate goal of 1997 logical University. Its origi­ economic development nal purpose was to be an practitioners here in Florida engineering school that for more than a generation" could send trained engi­ Ruben Nunez, an aero­ neering students into the space engineering major, Kennedy Space Center. agrees that competition will UCF came to be because the bring the cost of space trav­ U.S. was in need of space- el down age trained people. · "I think that privatizing Although the country's space exploration is a good goals for space exploration thing, not only because it have changed, this need still will be cheaper, but it could exists. lead to space tourism," Ketcham argues that pri­ Nunez said "Basically, these vatizing space exploration companies taking on space will only help aerospace exploration will go to great engineering students by giv­ lengths to compete." ing them more options. Attempts to privatize "I was at the SpaceX space exploration have nei­ party the night they ther deterred nor encour­ launched the Falcon 9 vehi­ aged students_from becom­ cle two weeks ago," he said ing aerospace engineering " ... most of the people per­ majors. Since fall 2008, the sonally responsible for the number of aerospace engi­ success of the vehicle were neering majors has in their 20s and 30s. remained stagnant, with ''It reminded me ofwhen about 450 students each NASA was at its finest. I can tenn, according to data from think ofnothing more inspi­ UCFs Office ofInstitutional rational to young people Research. Aerospace engi­ than to see other young peo­ neering falls within the Col­ ple succeeding." lege of Engineering and UCF sends a lot ofphysi­ Computer Science. ''I have no doubt that the moving from the engineer­ students into the Cape, but Nunez believes aero­ cists and engineering Ketcham believes the UCF education activity will ing department to the Office . not until further down the space engineers will remain majors into the space pro­ Spaceport Research and increase because of the new ofResearch," he said line, when more of the pri­ in demand at companies like gram at Cape Canaveral, Technology Institute will changes in Kennedy Space Larry Chew, an associate vate companies start hiring,'' Boeing, Lockheed and " according to Ketcham. UCF see an increase in UCF stu­ Center's mission and as a professor ofaerospace engi­ he said '"Their skills are still Spacex, but not right away. is only 45 miles from Cape dents as a result of the result ofthe transformations neering at UCF, agrees to transferrable to many ''It depends on how Canaveral, making it the Kennedy Space Center's occurringmUCFregarding some extent mechanical engineering things unfold in the next closest university to the newmission the Florida Space Institute 'We will continue to feed jobs.'' year or so;' he said

The Great "Peace Flotilla" Ambush How Israel fell inio a 1rap, carefully se1 by Hs enemies

Ashort while ago, a "peace flotilla" of six ships set out to bring relief to the so-called "beleaguered" Gaza Strip and to break a naval blockade that Israel had imposed. Five of the ships peacefully obeyed the instructions of the Israeli military to unload their cargo in Ashdod, an Israeli port. There the cargo was examined. That which was, indeed, peaceful cargo, was promptly transferred to Gaza. The sixth vessel, the MAVI MARMARA, offered violent resistance to the Israeli commandos who had boarded the vessel. A melee ensued in which nine of the "peace lovers," all Turks, offered violent armed resistance and were killed. What are the fads? Israel. Tens of thousands of truckloads of food, Sponsored and egged on by Turkey. This "peace medicines, and other essentials are allowed into Gaza flotilla" was sponsored by a Turkish terror on a daily basis. There is no shortage of medicine. organization disguised as a "charity" and Gasoline and diesel oil are amply provided. Israel encouraged and egged on by the Turkish supplies electricity to the Strip. The only thing that government. Its principal purpose was not to bring Israel does not allow to enter is material that could be supplies to Gaza, but to confront Israel, which had used to construct weaponry. instituted a naval blockade against the Gaza Strip. It Every day all Gazans who need medical attention was a win-win situation for the flotilla: Either they that is not available in the Strip are allowed passage to would reach Gaza and thus ------be treated (without cost, of accomplish their stated " .• . Israel's effort to stop the 'peace course) in Israel's world-class ., purpose or they would flotilla' ... cast righteous Israel hospitals. It is remarkable that become "martyrs," an almost all this help is being extended more desirable outcome for (once again) in the role of villain. while Gilad Shalit, the Israeli this group. What a sham!" soldier who was kidnapped by Gaza is under the control Hamas over four yeai;s ago, is of Hamas, which is considered to be a rogue terror not allowed even a visit by the Red Cross. regime by the United States and many other The blockade of the Gaza coast is essential for countries. It is sworn to the destruction of Israel. preserving the peace. Had Israel allowed the "peace Israel, in a splendid gesture of good will, had flotilla" to enter a Gaza port, it would inevitably have abandoned Gaza, removed its military and evacuated led the way to the establishment of a de facto Iranian all 9,000 of its citizens, who had lived there for port in the Mediterranean, 40 miles from Tel Aviv and generations. This gesture of good will was a futile not much farther from Jerusalem. It is quite likely one. Instead of showing any appreciation for Israel's that the cargo of the "peace flotilla" was indeed accommodation, the Hamas government of Gaza peacefuJ goods. But there can be no question at all showed its "gratitude" by lobbing thousands of that, once the blockade was broken or abandoned, rockets on an almost daily basts into Israeli cities subsequent shipments would have included Iranian within its reach. armaments too bulky or too heavy to supply through Hundreds of tunnels connect the Egyptian- the tunnels and, most likely, also well-equipped and controlled Sinai with Gaza. Huge amounts of well trained-Iranian military personnel. What contraband, including rockets and other weapons - country would possibly allow anything like that to virtually all of them of Iranian provenance - enter happen? Gaza through these tunnels, under the benevolent It is, of course, most regrettable that the neglect of the Egyptian military. intervention of Israeli commandos to stop the No hunger or emergency in Gaza. The clamor "peace flotilla" caused the deaths of nine Turks. But that Gaza needs outside help, that its inhabitants it was unavoidable. The trained "activists" of the lack the essentials for leading a normal life, is simply MAVI MARMARA confronted the Israelis with not correct. It is a propaganda ploy to demonize hatchets, spears, clubs, and firearms, threw one Israel. There is no hunger in Gaza and no hardship commandd overboard, and insured that a fire fight other than that imposed by its terrorist government, could not be avoided. Nine deaths, nine martyrs, was whose only inalterable purpose is the destruction of the expected and ultimately desired result. Israel acted exactly as it should have and as could have been expected. No country would allow a blockade to be broken. Can anybody imagine that, even without an established blockade being in place, the U.S. Coast • Guard would allow a vessel of a foreign country to dock in an American port without obeying an order to stop and be searched if necessary? But the world got into an uproar, the U.N. went into overtime, and Turkey - the - . instigator of the whole affair - declared Israel to be a criminal nation and recalled its ambassador. All of this happened only a short time after North Korea, without provocation, torpedoed a South Korean vessel, causing • the deaths of 46 sailors. The world barely noticed. Angry mobs did not parade through the capitals of the world • and no North Korean flags were burned. But Israel's effort to stop the "peace flotilla" exercised the irate attentionof the whole world and cast righteous Israel (once again) in the role of villain. What a sham!

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Rodrigues lives her dream of playing for her home country . CARLOS PINEDA Editor-in-Chief .. YANKEES PAYTRIBUTE TO GEORGE STEINBRENNER For Andrea Rodrigues, don­ NEW YORK - Mariano Rivera laid ning the Portugal national team two long-stemmed red roses across uniform this summer was a sur­ home plate. Tears filled Joe Girardi's eyes. Derek Jeter's face was flush with real moment in her life. emotion. Rodrigues, a redshirt sopho­ As fans stood through ''Taps" and a2- more midfielder for UCF, was minute moment of silence, the 27 called up to the women's • World Series championship flags that national team for two World George Steinbrenner cherished with all Cup qualifying matches as Por­ his might could be heard flapping at tugal fights for a spot in the 2011 half-staff toward center field from the FIFA Women's World Cup in top ofYankee Stadium in the stiff Germany. breeze. Rodrigues felt let down after The New York Yankees celebrated the life of''The Boss"with asolemn 15- not seeing any action in Portu­ minute pregame tribute Friday night gal's 4-1 loss against Finland on that included an vivid remembrance June 19, but head coach Monica from Jeter, spoken to the crowd of Jorge told her to not get discour­ 47,524 from behind the plate before. aged and that there was still' New York then paid tribute by rallying another match left. to beat Tampa Bay 5-4 on Nick After listening to Jorge, Swisher's ninth-inning single. Rodrigues earned her first "We definitely wanted to win that international cap - an game;' Swisher said. ''That was appearance for the national definitely his day:' Steinbrenner, the team's driving and team - four days later in a 1- blustery owner, died Tuesday, two days 0 victory against Slovenia on after the death of Bob Sheppard, the road. Rodrigues entered Yankee Stadium's longtime public­ the match in the 58th minute, address announcer. New York returned and she played the last 32 home following the All-Star break to minutes of the win. mark what both meant to afranchise obsessed with its tradition. ''We gather here tonight to honor two men who were both shining stars in the Yankee universe;' Jeter said as teammates and the Rays stood ramrod straight, caps off, in front of their dugouts."Both men, Mr. George Steinbrenner and Mr. Bob Sheppard, ''It was something cared deeply about their responsibilities that I always dreamed to this organization and to our fans, and about," Rodrigues said of for that, will be forever remembered in the first time she put on the Por­ baseball history and in our hearts'.' · tugal uniform. "That's why I "The ilew ~allpatk, opened tast year in play soccer. That's why I went to one of Steinbrenner's final acts, could not have been quieter. Yankees · PLEASE SEE RODRIGUES ON A8 executives in business suits watched somberly from behind the plate.

BASKETBALL BIO BLAST: UCF'S ANDREA RODRIGUES HIGH SCHOOL AS ASOPHOMORE Rodrigues was the captain of her team at St. Petersburg High School for three consecutive years. Rodrigues picked up where she left off,scoring in the 86th minute in the season opener against In her high school career,she scored 82 goals and added 87 assists. Florida Gulf Coast. She played three games before going down with a season-ending injury.

AS AFRESHMAN CAPPING IT OFF She played in 13 games her first year at UCF,scoring once and adding two assists. Her strike in the She received her first cap for the Portugal national team when she entered a1--0 victory against 85th minute against Southern Miss dosed out a4-1 victory in the Knights' season finale. Slovenia in the 58th minute.

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MAGIC MATCH BULLS' OFFER UCF starts schedule with road swing SHEET, RETAIN JJ. REDICK ORLANDO - The only place JJ. RYAN BASS Redick is heading is to the bank. Sports Editor In a move that highlights his remarkable NBA turnaround, the same Orlando Magic team that once benched Last season started off Redick, shelled out $19 million Friday to so promising for Todd retain the shooting guard. They Dagenais and his UCF vol­ matched athree-year offer sheet that leyball team. the Chicago Bulls madefor Redick last They began the year 8- Aug. 27 vs. Houston Baptist week that could cost Orlando much 2 through their first 10 Aug. 27 at Florida Gulf Coast more. matches and looked to Aug. 28 vs. Bethune-Cookman The decision drives the Magic deeper take down rival South Sept 3 at UNC-Wilmington into the luxury tax and gives them one Florida at home to win Sept. 4vs . UNC-Greensboro of the NBA'shighest payrolls at about Sept. 4 vs. South Carolina State $93 million next season.The move their ninth match of the season. They hit a wall, Sept. 10 FLORIDA ATLANTIC# keeps Orlando's roster mostly intact as Sept. 10 BAYLOR# the Magic hope continuity will getting shut out 3-0, the first loss of a seven-game Sept. 11 JACKSONVILLE# overcome Miami's All-Star trio and Sept. 17vs.James Madison Bostons Big Three in the Eastern losing streak. Then the Sept. 18 at Chattanooga Conference. injures hit and they could­ Sept. 18 vs. Belmont ''When it came down to it, when n't keep up with some of Sept. 23 at Marshall* w~re talking about what we're trying the tougher opponents Sept. 24 at Marshall* to do here, it came down for me to during the season. Oct 1at Houston* pedigree, DNA, things that most people This year, Dagenais Oct. 3 RICE*# don't think about;' Orlando general · Oct. 9 EAST CAROLINA*# manager Otis Smith said. "It wasl ess hopes for the same start Oct 10 EAST CAROLINA*# about the money for me, being the without the drop ofI Here EMRE KELLY/ CENTRAL flORIDA FUTURE basketball guy, and more about are five things to look out Jennifer Belew (left) and Sarah Rex will be two players returning for the 2010 volleyball season. Rex will battle for either Oct 15 at Southern Miss* keeping aguy around that we'vehad in for in the Knights sched­ one of the outside hitter or middle blocker positions while Belew will look to enter the race for the starting setter spot Oct. 17 at Tulane* our organization for the past four ule for the 2010 season. Oct 22 UAB*# • years'.' but that will be just a small in the nation in Baylor more wins in 2009. Oct 24 MEMPHIS*# The decision was ultimately made by 1. Road warriors? test to the young Knights. between matches with That includes Baylor, Oct. 29 at SMU* ownership. Oct 31 at Tulsa* Twelve of the Knights' They will travel to North Florida Atlantic and Jack­ which the Knights will see Nov. 5TULANE*# Because Redick was arestricted free first 15 matches come on Carolina to take on UNC­ sonville. UCF then hits the come to The Venue on agent, Orlando had seven days to Nov. 7SOlJTHERN MISS*# • match the contract. Billionaire owner the road to begin the sea­ Wtlmington, UNC­ road for six more matches, Sept. 10. Baylor finished Nov.12TULSA*# • Rich DeVos and team president Bob son and with an absence of Greensboro ana. South including the first two the season ranked No. 20 Nov. 14 SMU*# Vander Weidetook all seven days to senior leadership, this Carolina State before matches of conference in the AVCA Coaches Poll Nov.19atMemphis* make the move that nearly doubles could be could be an returning home for a play at Marshall after posting a 24-10 Nov. 21 at UAB* Redick's salary from last season. issue. three-match set. record. Nov. 24 at UTEP* UCF will have to battle The test will be to see 2. Entertaining top talent Last season, the Nov. 27 UTEP*# some in-state talent to how well this team starts The Knights will take Knights played Baylor on Dec. 2-5 NCAA 1st and 2nd Rounds start the season with Flori­ the first six matches of the on some of the top teams the road and ended up get­ Dec. 10-11 NCAA Regional Finals da Gulf Coast and season, because when in the nation from last sea­ ting swept 3-0. It marked Dec. 16-18 NCAA Finals Bethune-Cookman in a they return home they son, as they play five * conference game #home game - ASSOCIATED PRESS tournament in Ft. Meyers, face one of the best teams teams that posted 22 or PLEASE SEE BAYLOR ON A9 AB www.CentraJFloridaFuture.com July 19, 2010 • (enttaf :J(oriba '1rtui-e J .. I I -I .. Former Knight Taylor impressive for Rockets ..j RYAN BASS he made during the regular Taylor heard his name Nickitas said in a release. variety of schools that we team will host two fall :. Sports Editor season. called in the 2009 NBA "For the first time, we will don't normally see, such as tournaments and nine , Taylor spent four sea­ Draft as he was selected by be hosting two fall tourna­ Arkansas, Missouri, Pur­ dual-matches in the spring ~ Jermaine Taylor was one sons in a Knights uniform. Washington with the 32nd ments, which gives us a due and Virginia Tech." at home. , of the best scorers in the with his best year coming pick but then was later chance to compete on our In addition to hosting UCF is coming offa sue- -: nation when he played for as a senior in 2008-09. He traded to Houston. home courts early in the the conference tourna­ cessful 13-7 record last sea- _,,. the Knights in the 2009-09 was named the Conference year. We are bringing in a ment, the women's tennis son. season. USA Player of the Year UCF gearing ue to host So it should be no sur­ after averaging 26.2 points C-USA womens tennis tourney ------.: prise that he would be tear­ per game, which ranked Another conference .. ing up the hardwood in the third in the nation. tournament returns to UCF 2010 NBA Vegas Summer In addition to the C­ for the 2010-ll season. League. USA recognitions, Taylor After hosting the track Rodrigues looks to return ·· Taylor has averaged 18.4 was named an All-Ameri­ and field C-USA Champi­ points through five games can. He shattered the C­ onship this last year, it's not FROM A7 was crazy. l've been to - in the Vegas Summer USA single season scoring the UCF women's tennis 'I felt like I Brazil before, but I've League for the Houston record by downing 466 team's turn to host an college to play. Everyone never been to Portugal. It Rockets. points and averaging 29.1 event, hosting the tourna­ wants to get to that pro­ deserved it. I've was nice to speak the lan­ • He capped off the Rock­ points per game against ment at UCF April 21-24. fessional level and repre-: guage and be a part of ets play with 16 points in teams in the conference. It will be held at the sent their country. been playing that environment." the final game of the sum­ He finished his career as Lake Cane Tennis Center. "I felt like I deserved it. Because Rodrigues mer league against the the all-time leading scorer ''I'm very excited about I've been playing since I since I was4 has passports from the Denver Nuggets. in UCF history on the Divi­ . the schedule we have put was 4 years old, and final­ years old, and United States, Brazil and His 18.4 ppg puts him sion I level with 1,979 together for this year," ly my dream came true, in Portugal, she had the , eighth in scoring among all points. head coach Stephanie a sense." finally my option to join any of the , players during the tourna­ A local soccer player three national teams. ment. He trailed notable from St. Petersburg, dream came · Hale said playing for a - names such as JaVale Rodrigues signed to play national side is a great ~ McGee (19.5) of the Wash­ for UCF in 2008. true, in a sense.' opportunity for players. ington Wizards, J.J. Hickson Rodrigues said she "Obviously, it's a great ~ (193) of the Cavaliers and · didn't visit may other - ANDREA RODRIGUES honor for those kids who this year's No. 1 overall, schools and had a feeling ON REPRESENTING PORTUGAL have done that,'' Hale John Wall (23.5), also of the that playing at UCF was said. "It's a different per­ Wizards. the best choice for her. spective. International · His best game of the "The way Amanda games are different. Espe­ summer league came in the [ Cromwell] and Colby the games from the cially for someone like A­ 100-82 opening win against [Hale] handled their play­ bench, she knew that she Rod, who's playing for Phoenix. Taylor played 26 ers, their playing style, had to cheer on her team. Portugal, the style is very minutes and scored 25 they really appreciated UCF finished the 2009 different for Portugal points on 10-of-19 shooting. me as a player, and I've season with a 17-5-1 than it is for us. It'$ good • He also grabbed seven never regretted it," record. The Knights won to go and get a different boards in that game, tying Rodrigues said the Conference USA reg­ perspective." his most for each ofthe five In her freshman sea­ ular season champi­ Rodrigues said that _ .. games. Overall. the second­ son, Rodrigues played in onship and advanced to · although she was born in - year guard averaged 29.4 13 games, scoring one the second round of the the U.S., she's always minutes of play for Hous­ goal and adding two NCAA Tournament. grown up in a different ... ton. assists. Following her recov~ culture. <'\ Taylor had a successful Hale, the associate ery, Rodrigues spent two "My dad's family is frrst year as a pro last sea­ head coach said she 'is a weeks earlier in the sum­ from Portugal, but he was v son. He saw time in 31 technical player and her mer at Brazil's Under-20. born in Brazil,'' Rodrigues .: games for the Rockets, ability to utilize her left National Team Camp said. "I was born in a Por- : averaging 4.1 points in 9.8 foot sold him on her as a from May 25 through tuguese-Brazilian cul­ minutes of play. His best player. June 6. ture." game came in his first "She was one of the Although she played in The idea of playing , ... frrst recruits we got really a couple of friendlies, soccer was not a far- career start against the Los "' Angeles Lakers on March young,'' Hale said. "She none were considered fetched one for Rodrigues 27, where he scored 15 played on a very good FIFA-official,. allowing or her younger sister, who .... points by adding five club team. Any time you her to join the Portugal plays at Florida. rebounds. The start against CFF ARCHIVE get a left-sided player like squad. This was the sec- ' Being raised in a v the Lakers was one of four Houston's Jermaine Taylor averaged 18.4 ppg in the 2010 Vegas Summer League. that, that can play a left­ ond consecutive summer Brazilian household, the • footed ball, they're always she participated in sport is in your blood, a weapon." Brazil's camp. Rodrigues said · Last season, she tore Fellow UCF teammate Brazil is the most suc­ her quadriceps, an injury Aline Reis, a redshirt jun­ cessful country, with the that limited Rodrigues to ior goalkeeper, also spent men's side having won three games. Rodrigues time in the Brazil Nation­ the World Cup five times. was able to receive a al Team camp last year. "Every Brazilian grows medical redshirt. In Rodrigues' first visit up loving, living and "It was very frustrat­ to Portugal, she had trou­ watching the sport of soc­ ing," Rodrigues said of ble early on with the lan­ cer," Rodrigues said "For being injured. "I've never guage. [my dad], it was, 'My had any injuries at all Rodrigues said that the daughter has to play.' before that. It was so hard Portuguese spoken in They gave me my choices to recover from some­ Brazil is more slang and when I was younger, but I thing that you can't have the accent is different. fell in love 1with it. It is a surgery. She eventually got used bond that my dad and I ;ti "There is no definite to the native language have." time with a muscle injury. and was thrilled to see the Not used to being For me to sit and watch European nation for the injured, Rodrigues has and not even practice, it first time. since gone on to repre­ was overbearing emo­ "It was surreal to get to sent Portugal at the high­ tionally and-physically." go to a country and actu­ est level and looks for­ Rodrigues said that as ally see what I have heard ward to helping UCF for difficult as it was to watch all about," she said. "That the 2010 season. .,

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.e, . 'J Wlttaf'1otfba:Jutun. july19, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 • !, .. Heat add Ilgauskas to squad TIM REYNOLDS Associated Press • MIAMI - For the Miami Heat, the first priority of the summer was the big moves, the names like LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. It's been all about big men since. GEORGE OEHL/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Zydrunas Ilgauskas became the With the absenc~ of a conference tournament in 201 o, every (-USA regular third center to sign with the Heat in - season match will count towards the Knights' chances of a conference title. less than 24 hours on Saturday, com­ pleting a deal he agreed in principle to about five days earlier. On Friday, the Heat completed contracts with Baylor will be returning Miami veteran Joel Anthony and rookie draft pick Dex­ ter Pittman. And Miami's next move is expected to be the re-signing of another 7-footer, Jamaal Magloire. key match in '10 That's roughly 28 feet of centers FROM A7 With the Knights being in all, with the 7-foot-3 Ilgauskas so young, momentum will standing taller than everyone else the first loss of the season be key in them possibly on Miami's now-bursting depth for the Knights. capturing the crown. but chart at center. The Lithuanian - Southern Miss, Tulsa, they will have to go who was drafted by Cleveland in Rice and Marshall are the through some tough teams 1996 and has never suited up for any other NBA club - is 12th among all other 22-plus win teams on their way to the top of UCF will tangle with this the conference. active players with 1,269 blocks, and season. The Golden Eagles 21st among current players in and the Golden Hurricane 4. Crucial (-USA home stretch rebounds with 5,904. topped the conference last The ladder weeks ofthe ''.As we continue to shape our ros­ - season with 14-2 and 13-3 season will prove even ter, we have filled a key position records in C-USA play, more crucial for the with the addition ofZydrunas," Heat respectively. Knights now with the president Pat Riley said in a release. "He is a two-time All-Star, a proven absence of a conference 3. Better shot at C-USA title? tournament. rebounder, and a great shot blocker. This will be the first Seven of the Knights His place in NBA history is already clear, and we are pleased to be able ~ season the Knights will not final 12 conference match­ to add a seasoned veteran of his cal­ have the chance to partici­ es are at home to end the iber to our roster." pate in the C-USA Cham­ season, which could be a pionship. They decided huge momentum push for Ilgauskas averaged 7.4 points and 5.4 rebounds last season for Cleve­ -.t not to sponsor a league the team to make a run at a tournament and rather title. It will be interesting land, playing as a backup behind added four more confer­ to see how close UCF is in Shaquille O'Neal He was part of a three-way midseason trade and ence games to each sched­ the standings and if that ended up in Washington, which ule. home stretch will have an This bodes well for the impact on the final results. bought out his deal without ~ghts, seeing as they Ilgauskas ever playing a second for . TONY OEJAK / ASSOCIATED PRESS have not had success in the 5. Key game to watch the Wizards. After the NBA's man­ Zydrunas llgauskas decided to join former teammate LeBron James on the Miami Heat. He became the conference tournament in Of course, it will ·be dated 30-day waiting period, third center to sign with the Heat, joining Joel Anthony and Dexter Pittman. Ilgauskas returned to Cleveland. the past. Now they have a when Baylor comes to and Ilgauskas is still chasing his first Carlos Arroyo in the coming days, chance to focus more on town on Sept.10. Size-wise, But when James announced his decision to join Miami, it seemed championship ring. and it seems possible that free agent their in-season matches they are lengthy and have a ''LeBron gets a lot of the credit and, if they happen to lot of power with the out­ almost certain that Ilgauskas would James Jo'nes - who was with improve this offseason, side hitters. It will be inter­ follow. To him, it made sense for for this one,'' Wade said Miami last season - could also return. Free agent point guards have a good shot at making esting to see if the Knights three reasons: His wife Jennifer has Ilgauskas is the ninth player to plenty of family in South Florida, sign with Miami for the coming sea­ Keyon Dooling and Chris Quinn, some noise in conference match up better with a big­ James wanted him to join the rebuilt son. After Magloire, the Heat are both former Miami players, are tar­ play. ger lineup in 2010. and suddenly loaded Heat roster, expected to add Juwan Howard and gets as well. ' ' " ' •• •

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1D QUAUFY FOR REIMBURSEMENT DUE 10 OIL SPILL. FILL OUT FORM lN Obama travels FULL. BP at wrong time o matter what you did his mind once in a while, but golf as Obama is, but he N this past weekend, it's this is a little excessive . Not stopped playing after the unlikely you're feeling to mention a bit hypocritical. 2003 bombing at the United as refreshed as the Obamas Only weeks prior to the Nations headquarters in do right now. weekend extravaganza, he Baghdad, claiming that it Unless, of course, you was urging Americans to sends the wrong signal to spent the weekend on a vacation in the Gulf in order play golf during war. Despite beautiful beach, eating to help with the economy being a wartime president, DON WRIGHT /THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER water-front lobster dinners, there. Obama continues to play. For boating, enjoying ice cream, We guess oil-soaked us, it's not so much that he bike-riding and hiking. beaches are just not good plays golf during wartime, The first family decided it enough for you, Mr. Presi­ but more so that he plays the was time for a weekend get­ dent. Americans might even "rich man's" sport so often away, and what better time take up his vacation sugges­ during America's economic than in the midst of the.most tion if they could actually hardship. College clubs should critical phase of the horrific afford it. What is most dishearten­ oil spill in the Gulf. Never­ , Presidents vacationing ing about this weekend get­ mind the fact that we are has always been an issue in away is the thousands of job­ also fighting two wars and the media. There are even less Americans who can't be open to everyone unemployment is at a scary people who specialize in even afford to think about a 9.5 percent. presidential image. Perhaps vacation in Bar Harbor. The I was pleased with classrooms and clubs. By the way, this trip was a Obama's public relations Gulf of Mexico residents last month's Supreme Telling students they precursor to their trip next agent was on vacation too. who relied on their beach for Court ruling in Christian can't be members of a month to Martha's Vmeyard Ronald Reagan spent time their livelihood have to sit at Legal Society v. Mar­ certain club denies them in Massachusetts: It baffles at Rancho del Cielo . Bill home, jobless, as they read tinez. the opportunity to learn us as to why a pre-vacation is Clinton and his family trav­ about the Obamas biking, A student chapter of more about a certain reli­ needed to ease into another eled to Jackson Hole, Wyo., hiking and boating on anoth­ the Christian Legal Soci­ gion, sexual preference vacation. Isn't that something in the summer ofl996 (we er beach. ety brought suit against or culture. that would happen on one of wonder if Jackson Hole is as Obama has gotten a lot of Hastings College of Law, I think a great exam­ those Real Housewives reality boring as it sounds or if Bill heat for being an attention­ a part of the University ple of an organization on shows? just had a thing for Midwest­ seeker, and the man is cer­ of California. JERRIANN SULLIVAN UCF's campus that The Obamas' pre-party ern gals). tainly good at campaigning. The Christian Legal Guest Columnist serves a specific purpose vacation involved a weekend According to CBS corre­ All the beautiful pictures of Society was challenging without discriminating in Bar Harbor, Maine, on spondent Mark Knoller, who the Obama family on this the school's policy of against students is Equal. Mount Desert Island, home keeps track of presidents' beautiful vacation are a jux­ denying official university recogni­ According to its website, Equal of Acadia National Park. The comings and goings, Bush taposition to what is really tion and funding for a club that was founded in 1976 as the Gay Stu­ trip marks the president's spent all or part of 977 days going on in this country right does not allow students who do dent Association at what was then third weekend vacation since at Camp David or in Texas now. · not adhere to the club's religious <.':ailed the Florida Technological the oil disaster began in during his two terms. It We don't doubt that the beliefs to join the club or hold lead­ University. The club changed its April, and his seventh vaca­ should be noted, however, president is a hard-worker, ership positions. name later to the Gay, Lesbian, tion during his 18 month that for most of those trips, but it's all about timing. You The court ruled against the Bisexual Student Union. presidency. Bush's staff would travel with wouldn't take a vacatioll'dur­ Christian Legal Society and upheld In early 2009, after years of pres­ There's no denying that him and work would contin­ ing the busiest time at your the right of a state university to sure from its members to change Americans want a president ue as usual. job, and the same should withhold funding and official its name to something more inclu­ who has the chance to clear Bush was also as drawn to apply to the president. recognition from a student group sive of all communities, the club that denied membership or leader­ decided upon the name Equal. The ship positions to students based on organization changed its name to religion and sexual orientation. avoid discriminating against any­ I was not the only one pleased one. · with this decision. According to Equal's website, its The American Jewish Commit­ mission is ''to provide a safe envi­ tee, Americans United for Separa­ ronment for students to interact tion of Church and State and the and network with each other, Union for Reform Judaism, who engage in social activities, and together filed an amicus briefin develop personal character without support of Hastings, were all happy fear of discrimination on the basis to hear of the high court's decision. of actual or perceivfd sexual orien­ I am not saying that organiza­ tation, gender identity or gender tions that focus on certain religions expression, and to provide support or sexual orientations should be andresourcesforstudentswho denied funding from state universi- · have experienced such discrimina­ ties. tion." All student.organizations should According to its constitution, have a place on campus and sup­ membership in Equal is limited to port from the school - as long as any student who is currently pay­ they are not discriminating against ing Activity and Service Fees and is Pozin's conduct anyone. ·enrolled at UCF. Denying a student access to a Basieal)y, if you are a student, club or organization because of then you can join. their religion or sexual preference To extinguish any doubts, the is a form of bigotry, which should club clearly states in its constitu­ . 1 never be supported, let alone fund­ tion that "no discrimination shall a black eye ed, by a state university. be made on the pasis of sex, race, ., In addition to discriminating age, religion, disability, national ori­ against students, denying access to gin, sexual orientation, marital or s we're sure you · and the World Cup are not came into the office drunk potential members is only hinder- parental status, or veteran's status." A already heard, Stu­ excuses for tipsyness on the that day. ing the club or organization. · Equal serves as an example for dent Government job. Transparency is impor­ College is place where learning what all clubs and organizations on Association senator Jereme Aside from having a sen­ tant in all levels of gove,:n­ about new things should be campus should aim to do: fulfill its Pozin - yes, his name has ator come into the office ment, including a student embraced and supported - in mission without excluding anyone. been released despite drunk, there are several one. attempts to black it out on other aspects to this situa­ · We applaud SGA for tak­ the affidavit - has been tion that make it embarrass­ ing measures to impeach impeached for allegations of ing. r>ozin and feel it is the right being inebriated in the SGA For one, the affidavit for thing to do. ON UCFNEWS.COM WHAT YOU ARE SAYING office. impeachment - a public If he were to get away Pozin, the deputy pro record, by the way - had with his alleged actions, or So you are - really - ticked tempore of Legislative Pozin's name blacked out. ifhe simply faced suspen­ Holster outrage; gun that the Supreme Court upheld Affairs, came to the office Except on page four that sion instead of impeach­ ban right call_ the Constitution? In your world­ on June 23 after he had is. Someone in the office ment, it would have reflect­ view, is that - really - some­ allegedly been drinking at either messed up or has a ed very poorly on UCF. Why has violent crime thing the Supreme Court isn't sup­ Knight Library during a vendetta against Pozin. One This sets an example that posed todo? World Cup game. may never know. SGA members, though they dropped in D.C. since their gun The senator "began Secondly, we question are still college students, ban was overthrown in 2008? ANONYMOUS yelling and running around the legality of UCF attempt­ can't let stuff like thl,s slide Why have guns and ammo been the office" and yelled that ing to redact nam~s and cer­ because they have a respon­ flying off shelves since Obama got Mr. Liberal, please pass a law he was "hammered" and tain information from the sibility and a commitment elected, yet 2009 had the lowest banning the intruder from owning "wasted,'' according to the affidavit. to fulfill to the student body violent crime rate since 1963, in a hand gun. Qr have all buildings June 29 affidavit. Is this a policy to protect and the university. the biggest single-year drop since post a sign saying: no robbery or The senator has also the student's reputation? Or It is unfortunate that records have been kept? murders allowed here. That been accused of driving an does UCF have its own poli­ Pozin will likely be remem­ This is madness. Criminals are should solve the problem. going to have guns if they want • SGA golf cart while intoxi­ cy about releasing names in bered for his misconduct ANONYMOUS cated. an affidavit? rather than any accomplish­ them. Period. By defmition, they do not obey laws. Only law-abid­ A drunken joy ride in a Reasons for redacting his ments during his time as a Check your facts. Texas law is "' golf cart is still considered name would have been a senator, but those are the ing citizens will obey anti-gun laws, but these are also precisely just about identical to Florida! illegal. nice disclaimer to include rules of the political game Both viqlate the 14th Amend­ Looking back, it's hard to either within the affidavit or and something he should the people who should not be • worried about; they are law-abid­ ment's Equal Protection Clause by remember who was not at least to its link. have realized beforehand. denying those who don't have drunk during those games, This is not a rape victim Nobody cares what you ing citizens and won't be commit­ ting crimes anyway. Anti-gun laws enough money a license to defend but thankfully most people we're talking about here. did right when you do themselves. Or do you recom­ were sinart enough_not to SGA members are elected something wrong. . only serve to make law abiding citizens vulnerable to criminals mend that they blow a whistle and do it on the clock. by the student body and Just ask Bill ~linton or · · wait for a police officer to be dis­ The rest of the world part of our tuition goes to Eliot Spitzer. who do not obey the law and have a weapon anyway. To think other­ patched while someone commits may stop everything for a their salaries. Rules are m~~o be fol­ a rape or murder? soccer match, but not us. The student body has lowed, and bre · them is wise is madness. The Superbowl, the every right to know exactly just more noticea le whe/ ANONYMOUS SEANC World Series, the Olympics . who it was that allegedly you're a senator. • ..:. t7, .. ' 1') ~ .,..

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