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Although not established in on whether to allow restaurants in town was held in the Grand Ball­ ''I had been gone from my apartment no more than three room of the Fairwinds Alwnni .response to the September 11 tragedy, to put beer and wine on the menu. ~utes, and when I entered, the rapist immediately Center, included The the office nonetheless has had to Exactly split. Aballot question on Jumped from around the corner and started attacking, whether to allow sales of alcohol at basically beating me into submission," Kellie Greene W ashi.ngtonPost columnist Jef­ contend with a rapidly changing global • restaurants and inns in the Martha's said frey Birnbaum; International realm in which terrorism and other Vineyard community tied 690-690. If it's She said she yelled at him to stop and told him that she had Business Machines Corp.; challenges proliferate. a tie, the place stays dry. money on the counter from waitressing earlier that night. Sandra Johnson, senior techni­ When he said, 'Tm not here for your money," she said she knew cal staff member and an assur­ exactly what would happen next. ance architect for IBM Systems tries compares to the U.S. MISHAPS "He kept yelling at me not to look at him, and he pulled my and Technology Group; and "[The comparison] gives us sweater up over my head," she said "I clutched it to my head Q!.Ibad Talabani, the Kurdistan more of an incentive to open YOU SNOOZE, to stop the bleeding, trying not to lose consciousness." regional government up global markets, which con­ Greene said he got up periodically during the rape and representative in Washington, tributes to productivity and YOU walked into the kitchen. D.C. growth on the domestic front," ''Every time he came back, I was scared he would come John Adams, the CEO of Basich said "It gives [the U.S.] back with something to rape me with," Greene said. "One Enterprise Florida Inc., opened a chance to capitalize on jobs LOSE! time, he came back with dishwashing liquid to pour inside of the summit by reassuring the and profit from companies, me to contaminate any DNA" more than 400 audience mem­ which benefits both [coun­ Atow truck driver unknowingly hauled bers that "the sky is not falling'' tries], kind of like a two for away a car with a 7-year-old asleep On Jan 18, 1994, Kellie Greene was raped, and she spent the before returning the vehicle minutes next three years ofher life in counseling. and "Florida is rockin' and one." later and speeding away, police said.The David Wallace, director ofthe UCF Counseling Center, said rollin'." Sandra Johnson elaborated panicked parents of the missing boy rape may occur at one end ofthe spectrum as a single instance Adams said that there is on the African global market watched the driver hurriedly unhook committed by a stranger or an acquaintance with the potential nothing that cannot be export­ economy, which she described their car and take off. Fidel Retana Jr., 23, ofleaving long-lasting, negative effects on the person who has ed as a rich, complex mosaic. was pulled over a short time later and been raped "I have exported an icemak­ "Africa represents a relative arrested on child endangerment charges. Wallace said the other end of the spectrum is a pattern of er to Iceland, sand to Egypt and blank slate in terms ofeconom­ interaction in which a person repeatedly forces sexual activity tumbleweed to Japan," he said ic entrepreneurship, which on another. Wallace said this can occur between two college Adams listed components sets the stage for rapid devel­ students dating. to Florida's principal economic opment," she said. "Africa He said dating violence, which can involve rape, may start development, which included: seeks enablement, not charity." when people have been together for briefperiods oftime. He said global branding, promoting Conversely, McCoy repre­ that dating violence may also begin later in a relationship and that exports, inbound investment, sented the Latin American foreign and domestic direct business environment, outlin­ PLEASE SEE 1,511 ON A4 investment, increasing eco­ ing the good news and the bad nomic opportunities for Flori­ news with accompanying da's citizens and businesses, graphics. public-private partnership, and McCoy said the good news the replacement ofthe Depart­ is the presence of economic Crisis Intervention ment of Commerce in 1996. fundamentals and a more bal­ AROUND CAMPUS,A2 Advocates are available 24 hours a day to assist victims by phone, or to respond to the scene of a crime. To contact an Business major Tyler anced and stable political envi­ advocate after hours call (407) 823-5555. Please give your first name and a phone number where the advocate can Basich commented on how the ronment. However, the bad UCF HOLDS SYMPHONY contact you. Advocates can provide crisis counseling and emotional support along with other resources as needed. financial and economic status OF DANCE TONIGHT ofother underdeveloped coun- PLEASE SEE PANELISTS ON AS FROM 8 P.M. TO 10 P.M. UCF's Annual Dance Concert will be held today through Sunday from 8 p.m. to 1O p.m. at the Orlando Speaker addresses Repertory Theatre in downtown g to find balance Orlando. The event will feature guest Nursing students invest time in clinicals, classes move up in the program, their artists and much more. responsibilities in patient care ,. Fla. conservation KRISTY VICKERY school I take care of my increases. Contributing Writer daughter so my husband can She also said professors try LOCAL & STATE, A2 KATIE DEES here and saw swamps and have a break." to tell students about the CASE CONTAINING Contributing Writer marshes and didn't understand It is 2 a.m. and Cannen Sal­ Lisa Smith, an instructor in expectations ofthe program at it. It was water that bound us cedo's alarm clock is already the College of Nursing, said orientation, and advises stu­ PERSONAL RECORDS Environmentalist Bill together and what makes Flori­ going off. that clinicals give students a dents do not work more than STOLEN FROM UM Belleville spoke about the need da what it is today." Salcedo, a 26-year-old UCF chance to get hands-on experi­ 16 hours a week while in the for more nature conservation in Belleville stressed that the nursing student, knows it will ence by administering patient program. School officials say confidential Florida and about its water­ essence ofFlorida could still be be a long day. In order to get care. "[The program] is quite infonnation of tens of thousands of driven legacy on Tuesday in the preserved for future genera­ everything in her day accom­ "Students are responsible strenuous," Smith said "Stu­ University of Miami patients was UCF Library. tions. plished, she must wake up for patient care, but are super­ dents have to be careful and stolen. UM says someone stole a case ''There's still an awful lot in "There's something about when some UCF students are vised by; instructors," Smith schedule time accordingly." last month that had the infonnation Florida We are losing 20 acres that experience in being outside just getting to bed. said "They are carefully guid­ Shogun Lugo, a 29-year-old on computer tapes. The infonnation an hour to development," that comes from our childhood Salcedo is one of the nurs­ ed through their clinicals." UCF nursing graduate, said contains names, addresses and more. Belleville said ''Florida has 27 that draws us back with curiosi­ ing students at UCF struggling Smith, who teaches seniors time management is the key to percent of its land protected, ty:' Belleville said to fmd a balance between the in the program, said students succeeding in the program. but if we don't continue to buy He described seeing the Sil­ rigorous demands of long are required to perform 168 "I would devote half the natural land, in the next 40 to 50 ver Springs in Florida for the hours spent, not only in the clinical hours their last semes- NATION & WORLD, A4 week to clinicals and the other years, we will only have the 'l:l first time in a glass bottom boat classroom, but outside the ter and as half to work," Lugo said EXTRA PROTECTION percent that we have now." and the clarity ofthe water. class performing long clinical they Lugo is now a registered Belleville said that Floridians "Florida has at least 1,000 hours, while still managing to nurse with his bachelor of REQUIRED FOR THE must also understand why they springs, more than any other fmd the time for her own fam- science degree in nursing OLYMPIC TORCH need to preserve Florida's natu­ region in the entire world," ily. from UCF. He now ral land Belleville said Salcedo said she wakes works at Orlando Runners carried the Olympic flame ''The springs are the places Belleville also expressed his up early to do homework Regional Thursday along a heavily guarded route we need to be concerned love for the animals who live in and study, so when Medical Cen­ through central New Delhi,protected by about," he said ''They are the and around the springs and she comes ter and said he about 15,000 police who keptTibetan windows into our aquifer, and if rivers. home from remembers exiles and other anti-{hina protesters we don't protect the place "God is in the details," school she can how important from disrupting the ceremony. where the springs come from, Belleville said ''The rea1frrma­ spend more it was to stay they will eventually run out of tionabout being in nature is see­ time with her focused while water." ing what people saw hundreds family. in the program. INDEX TODAY'S But protecting natural and thousands of years ago." "From 2 to 4 "You have • Around Campus 2 springs is not enough, Belleville He described the culture [am.], I do r,, WEATHER to stay goal­ Weather 2 said He said there needs to be surrounding Florida's rivers. He homework and orientated and study, from 4 to • Local & State 2 more conservation of the land said the rivers allowed nomadic prioritize proj- 5, I work out, Nation & World 4 around springs since much of people to stay in one place long ects," Lugo and from 5 to 6, Higher Ed. 4 what fuels Florida's springs, enough to call it their own. 'Ibat said. "You I get ready for Sports SUNNY rivers and wetlands are under­ is the cultural richness that can't wait until 6 school," Salcedo Variety 9 ground in the aquifer. rivers create over time, he said said '~d then PLEASE SEE aassifieds 12 ''The one element that helps ''We understand nature I defme Florida is water," when I get STUDENTSoN Sudoku 13 s2° 62° home from Belleville said "People came PLEASE SEE FLA. ON AS Crossword 13 I HIGH LOW AS A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com April 18, 2008 • €tnttal j[oriba 1utuw AROUND CAMPUS (intral News and notices for the UCF community RFROM 3Floriba UCF holds Symphony of Dance UCF's Annual Dance Con­ cert will be held today through Sunday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 3Futurt the Orlando Repertory Theatre The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 in downtown Orlando. 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h &i A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com April 18, 2008 • €tnttal :Jlorlba :futurt • HIGHER NATION & WORLD EDUCATION Keep current with headlines from around the globe What's in the news at colleges around the country Student loan trouble may hurt Sallie Mae lending ability WASHINGTON - Sallie Mae cannot write money-los­ ing student loans indefinitely. Top executives are holding "daily deliberations" about just how long the nation's largest student lender can afford to sacrifice its bottom line for the sake of college­ bound Americans, Sallie Mae CEO Albert J. Lord said Thursday. Experts said that, unless MUSTAFA QURAISHI/ ASSOCIATED PRESS The Olympic torch relay is passed between unidentified sportsmen in New Delhi, India, the government intervenes or Thursday. Indian authorities sealed off the center of the capital to keep protesters away. market conditions rapidly improve, Sallie Mae could have no choice but to stop Extra protection n!quired for the School shooting in Finland was writing new federally backed Olympic torch while in India planned months in advance loans. NEW DELHI - Runners HELSINKI, Finland - A House lawmakers on carried the Olympic flame student who shot and killed Thursday along a heavily Thursday approved a meas­ eight people and himself at a ure to boost the availability of guarded route through cen­ school in Finland last year credit for Sallie Mae and tral New Delhi, protected by planned the attack for about 15,000 police who kept other student lenders, and months, wanting to create analysts believe the 'Treasury Tibetan exiles and other "massive destruction and anti-China protesters from department could act as soon chaos," police said Thursday. as next week. disrupting the ceremony. The 18-year-old gunman Much of New Delhi's Sallie Mae lost $104 mil­ described himself as a leafy British colonial-era lion in the first quarter as it demigod in diary entries grappled with higher borrow­ center was sealed off to traf­ released as part of a 2,000- ing costs, restructuring fic and pedestrians in some page police report into the of the tightest security ever charges and other factors, high-school massacre that though Lord said in a confer­ seen in the capital. shocked this quiet Nordic To avoid the chaos that ence call with ~alysts that nation on Nov. 7. the company would not lower has marked the torch runs in ''He wanted to kill as many its full-year earnings target. London, Paris and San Fran­ as possible," said Detective cisco, Indian authorities cut Shares of the Reston, Va.­ Superintendent Tero Haa­ the relay route to less than based company climbed 9 pala, who led the investiga­ percent Thursday, but two ~es. That meant each tion. "There was no indica­ remained 70 percent from last ofthe 70 runners in the relay tion that anyone knew about summer. could jog with the flame for his plans or that someone else Even though the majority only a few seconds before was involved in planning or of student loans are highly handing it to the next per­ encouraging him." son. rated and carry a federal Pekka-Eric Auvinen chose guarantee, investor demand The torchbearers were his victims randomly, killing for securities backed by these surrounded by rings of jog­ eight people within 15 min­ assets has plummeted, a sign ging security forces as they utes in a rampage that he fore­ of just how nervous investors ran from the presidential shadowed in Internet post­ are about securities backed palace to the historic India ings a half-hour before the by mortgages, student loans Gate monument, where an attack. Olympic cauldron was lit. and other debt. Described as a shy loner Bank of America Corp. Several buses of police fol­ by fellow students, Auvinen said Thursday it would stop lowed the runners, who had been teased at school and included tennis star Leander private student loans, but occasionally took medication continue offering govern­ Paes. for anxiety, police said. He ment-backed loans. On The public was allowed was an avid Web surfer and nowhere near the relay, and Wednesday, Citigroup Inc. visited sites promoting vio­ said its Student Loan Corp. crowds amounted to just lence. subsidiary will temporarily several hundred young peo­ Police said Auvinen had ple sitting on bleachers stop issuing loans to students expected to die in the attack, wearing T-shirts of an at schools where profits have which he named "Main not been satisfactory. Olympic sponsor, Coca­ Strike," and had planned it for Cola, and several hundred at least eight months. members of India's Chinese -ASSOCIATED PRESS community. - ASSOCIATED PRESS 1,511 phones collected "' FROM Al the attacker was arrested. attention is the most important "Over the course of two immediate concern after the it can be quite common among years, UCF has gotten 1,5ll cell rape, followed by long-term college students. phones," Walker said. ''That's counseling. UCF Victim Services is run­ nothing compared to what's In cases of rape, Officer ning a cell phone drive to col­ out there, and if you think Jeannette Emert of the UCF lect cell phones and distribute about it, college students are Police Department said vic­ them to people who feel unsafe the ones hip with technology. I tims should not take a shower in their homes. These cell would think they are upgrad­ but should immediately call phones do not have service ing their phones more than the police and file a report. She plans but can call 9ll. most." said that she understands the 'We work with students, Wallace said some of the process to prosecute is time­ faculty and st:afl;" said Michelle most difficult types ofviolence consuming and emotional Quinones, a victim advocate to deal with, whether rape or "It's a personal choice," with Victim Services. "If they other types of abuse, are those Emert said "You can have a come and ask us for services, committed by acquaintances, rape test done without having that is something we offer to because of the significant psy­ to report to the police." anyone who doesn't feel safe or chological damage, which can Emert said that this way, a have access to phones." also lead to social problems victim can report the rape Qµinones said the service is later. months later and still have free, but sometimes people "People have had their DNA evidence on file. decline because they already whole circle of friends broken Both Qµinones and Wallace have a cell phone. She also said up over it," Wallace said confirmed that UCF Victim many people who need them Wallace said a lot of Services and the Counseling may not get them acquaintance rapes involve Center have privacy standards ''People who come to us for alcohol or date-rape drugs, and and will not force victims to help are a very small percentage sometimes, people who have report to the police and will of people who are in abusive been raped under these cir­ keep shared information confi­ relationships," Qµinones said Clllll$tances have limited or no dential Qyinones said that for as memory of the rape. ''It's a memory I will always many cell phones as UCF Vic­ He said that just because have, and it's a bad memory," tim Services collects, they get a someone doesn't remember Greene said. "Through the certain percentage of money the act, that does not mean healing process and the coun­ back to the program from there was not any psychologi­ seling, I was determined to not Don't get stuck in a bad living those funds. She said this cal damage done. let it define who I was." allows Victim Services to help "Sometimes, there's a possi­ Greene started Speaking situation next school year. And crime victims even further. bility of body memory," Out About Rape Inc. in 1999, Victim Services offers crisis Wallace said. "A person who which has different programs don't wait until the last minute to intervention, emotional sup­ has been raped while under the designed to help survivors dur­ port and practical assistance. influence of alcohol or another ing the healing process. More She said these services are drug may not consciously information about SOAR is find a place. available to all members of the remember what happened, but available at the Web site, UCF community who may be it comes back to them in a later www.soar99.org. victims or survivors of crime, consensual sexual situation, ''You feel so lost and empty • violence or abuse, on or off the where the person has bodily and alone," Greene said ''Life Go to OrlandoSentinel.co and UCFcampus. reactions and unexpected becomes too overwhelming, • Lauren Walker, Central emotions and doesn't under­ and it's difficult to function on click Apartments to search for Florida donations coordinator stand why this reaction is hap­ a daily basis because it encom­ • for the 911 Cell Phone Bank, pening." passes your entire life." said she worked with a domes­ Wallace said, in any case of Greene said the programs options for the fall semester. • tic violence shelter in Osceola violence, it is very important she started are all programs • County and whenever victims for the person to get help in she wished she could have had would leave, they would counseling and talk to some­ after her rape. always give them an emer­ one on a regular basis. UCFVictimServiceshasa24- gency cell phone. "I was in counseling for a lit­ hour crisis advocate available at -. Walker said one victim left tle over three years," Greene 407-823-5555. Qµinones said OrlandoSenti·nel.com the shelter and discovered her said. 'Tm glad I did the coun­ callers should request that an attacker had been following seling and really worked on the advocate be paged and also leave her. Walker said she was able to healing part of it." a first name and safe phonemnn­ • use the phone to call 911, and Wallace said that medical berto be contacted.

r y r., (entraf '1orlba "1tun · April 18, 2008 www.CentralFloridaf:;ture.com AS -. Panelists spoke for regions I Fla. loses 20 acres each hour FROM A1 Kurdistan as "the Iraq you Hospitality management I FROM A1 and how they grew up in these has been published in m~y don't know." He compared major Amanda Fraga said that areas. magazines such as Outside, news is the potential for U.S. Kurdistan to Central Florida she wanted to know the com­ time, he said Belleville is an environmen­ Sierra and Newsweek," said Car­ downturn, the volatility in in terms of tourism, manufac­ peting perspectives of differ­ ''We understand nature tal writer and documentary ole Hinshaw, the head ofthe ref­ global financial markets, infla­ turing, work force and agricul­ ent speakers so she could because of documentation of filmmaker who has written erence department at the UCF tion and an uncertain trade ture to emphasize the invest­ become more aware and edu­ the people that lived here extensively on nature, conser­ Library. agenda, he said ment opportunity that exists cated. before us," Belleville said. vation and adventure travel He ''Florida's natural places still In an effort to ann the audi­ there. · With regard to the 2008 His book, Losing It All To spent a year traveling on the St. offer us the opportunity to visit ence with knowledge, McCoy Talabani encouraged the presidential elections, Birn­ Sprawl: How Progress Ate My Johns River researching how the scenes of history, to see provided a list ofwhat to look U.S. to capitalize on this baum asserted that if three Cracker Landscape, was named the water systems of Florida what others have seen for thou­ out for in 2008, including U.S. ''bright economic light for the specific scenarios occurred one ofthe best books of2006 by · worked and wrote River of sands of years, to have their economy, global commodity future" as it works toward on Election Day, Americans the Library Journal and docu­ Lakes, a creative nonfiction experiences and to gain awe, prices and financial· markets, banishing corruption and would not have to stay awake ments the stories of the people book about his time on the river. respect and appreciation for U.S. elections and new libel. to discover the outcome. still living on Florida's rivers "He is a prolific writer who Florida again," Belleville said. administration, inflation, "Stability can be the engine "If . President Bush's Hugo Chavez, and Raul Cas­ to stimulate economic growth approval rating is below 30 tro. and prosperity.... [Kurdistan] percent, there will be a dem­ For some students, such as is a thriving, developing, civil ocratic majority in Congress optics major Linghui Rao, this society in the heart of the and a democratic president," information was exactly what Islamic world," he said "The Birnbaum said. "If the eco­ they wanted potential for greater coopera­ nomic growth rate is 1 per­ "The summit is about the tion is limited only by our cent or less, there will be a global economy," she said. imagination." democratic majority in ''We live in this world, so we As each panelist spoke to Congress and a democratic have to know what's going on the effect of his or her respec­ president. And if the number in society because it influ­ tive region, the audience of U.S. soldiers is still in the ences our life a lot." gained insight into a broad range ofl30,000, there will be Talabani shed light on the cross section of the global · a democratic majority in Middle Eastern perspective of economy from an internation­ Congress and a democratic the global market, referring to al perspective. president." · Students make time to relax FROM A1 going through." culties of balancing long clini­ Despite the demands ofthe cal hours with work. program, Lugo said he found Rubin has classes on Mon­ the last minute." the time to get more hands-on days and Wednesdays, from Lugo admitted that the pro­ experience in the field work­ 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and does gram was very challenging ing as an advanced technician her clinicals at Florida and said he valued any spare at Florida Hospital Altamonte Hospital Altamonte on Thurs­ time he had while finishing school. days and Fridays from 6 a.m. to ''I had to make the most of Although for Meredith 1:30 p.m. She also works as a what little time I had with my Maher,· a junior in UCF's waitress on the weekends. friends and family," Lugo said College of Nursing, fmding Rubin said her life can be "It helped me cope with the any spare time is next to very stressful, but finding a lit­ stress." impossible. tle time for herself is the best He also said the support he She said would like to way to decompress. received from other stydents, spend more ti.me with her ''You need to set aside some professors and nurses helped boyfriend and is thinking time for personal life, other­ make achieving his goal a little about getting a part-time job wise things will get too stress­ easier. 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UCFtakes KNIGHTS'. . ROAD TRIP ENDS IN fourth at tourney PADRICK BREWER Sports Editor ., The UCF Women's Golf team played its V\'."Orst round of the Conference USA Championship at the worst • possible time, resulting in a fourth-place finish for the Knights in El Paso, Texas. .. UCF was in third place heading into the final round, but 40-ov;er-par 328. in the third and final round Wednesday dropped the Knights from third place to fourth place. "We started out the day 4 playing pretty decent, but the wind really picked up with gusts up to 35 miles per hour and we could not adjust," UCF coach Emilee Klein said in a press release. Jessy Tang was once again , the highest finisher for the Knights, shooting an 18-over- par 234 to finish in a tie for _t 11th. She began the day in a tie for eighth place after shooting a 8-over-par 152 through the first two rounds. ~· May Tomimbang finished one stroke behind Tang in a tie for 14th place, while Leigh Crosby shot a 22-over-par 238 to finish in a tie for 19th place. The fourth-place finish is one place lower than the Knights finished last season, in which they finished tied for third place. The Tulsa Golden Hurri­ cane dominated the field, winning the tournament· by 18 strokes. Their second­ round 297 was the best ·round of the tournament and the only one in which a t~am ,, scored less than 300. • GREGORYTERRITO / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Tulsa's other rounds were UCF outfielder Tyson Auer was 1 of 3 Knights who recorded two hits during UCF's 5-3 loss to North Florida on Tuesday. Auer, who wa~ finished ~econd on the team with~ .3~6 batting average a 16-over-par 304 in the first last season, has been moved down from third to eighth in the lineup due to his struggles at the plate. But Auer has gone 7-for-17 With 5 runs mthe past 4 games to raise his average to .289. round and a 15-over-par 303 ~· in the third round. One of Tulsa's players also won the individual title. Woeri Shin finished with a 4- n UCF gives up two runs late in loss over-par 220 to beat her TEAM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 FINAL closest competito,r by six to a stubborn North Florida team UCF 0 0 1 0 _2 0 0 0 0 3 strokes. ----- The Knights will now UNF 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 X 5 hope for a regional bid to the NCAA Tournament, which starts May 8. . ? BRIAN MURPHY The ·ospreys (21-17 overall, 11-10 in the The Knights threatened to score in the "We're disappointed that Staff Writer Atlantic Sun Conference) could have made ninth inning, as pinch hitter Tim Russell we did not play our best,~' the score look a lot worse if they had opened the inning with a walk and then There is nothing more important than Klein said in a press release, brought home just a few of the 12 runners pitch runner Josh Siebenaler stole second "but we are keeping~ our () Conference USA success for the UCF they left on base. base. Baseball team. hopes up that we'll get a Herold kept the Knights in the game, but Colin Arnold got Siebenaler to third regional bid." The Knights won their first conference he didn't factor into the decision as the base with two outs on a ground out, but series of. the season this past weekend Ospreys broke a 3-3 tie with two runs in the after a walk to Robert Lara, Tyler Stohr got against Memphis, and were surely looking eighth off reliever Austin Hudson Eric Kallstrom to hit an infield pop-up to forward to continuing that success this Sam Perry started the _inning with a walk finish the game. UCF KNIGHTS weekend at Marshall and then moved to second on a passed ball It was the nint;h save of the season for ( ' But the Knights' journey hit a non-con­ by Brandon Romans. the Osprey's closer. ference bump in the road Tuesday with a 5- The next three Ospreys batters - The Knights scored first as Tyson Auer 3 loss to North Florida. Michael Gropper, Michael P. Smith and came home on a passed ball in the third UCF starting pitcher Mitch Herold, Chad Knight - all hit singles. None of the inning, but the Ospreys would come back coming off his complete game effort hits made it out ofthe infield, but they were with three runs in the bottom of the fourth. Class: against Stetson on April 9, was the star for effective enough to score Perry and load With one out, North Florida strung Freshman the Knights (26-13 overall, 4-8 in C-USA). the bases with still nobody out. together five consecutive singles. Again, In C-USA: r1 He put a lot ofrunners on base by giving up After Gropper was thrown out at home the majority of the hits weren't very solid, nine hits and three walks, but was able to She finished in a by second baseman Dwayne Bailey on a but they were hit to the right spot and tie for 11th place get out of jams most of the time. fielder's choice ground ball, navis Martin allowed three runs to score. Herold allowed three runs in seven at the conference walked to force home the Osprey's second tourney, the best innings of work and struck' out seven bat­ run of the inning. of any Knight. ters. PLEASE SEE BERGMAN ON A7 Football tickets available PADRICK BREWER Sports Editor 2008 SCHEDULE

I Students ready for round two of UCF Football in Bright South Carolina State Aug.30 House Networks Stadium can now purchase season tickets. ~outh Florida Sept.6 Ticket plans for the six home games of the defending at Boston College Sept.20 Conference USA champions cost as little as $72. atUTEP Sept.27 Students who are enrolled SMU for classes and have a valid stu- Oct.4 • dent ID can purchase season at Miami Oct.11 tickets in person at the ticket office of Bright House Net- at Tulsa Oct.26 • works Stadium or call the ticket • office at 407-823-1000. East Carolina Nov.2 • Information and an order form are available at Southern Miss Nov.8 www.lmighttickets.com. . UCF will again use a lottery at Marshall · Nov.15 system to ~ot otheJ; student at Memphis SHANNA FORTIER/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF fans, seen here at the home opener last season, can now buy season tickets for 2008. PLEASE SEE SIX ON A8 UAB

J) (entm :florlba 1utuft • April 18, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 / Bergman tossed in loss FROM A6 UCF BASEBALL'S UPCOMING SCHEDULE The final hit in that stretch came when Smith tapped a slow roller to Herold between @Marshall Tonight, 7 p.m. first base and the pitcher's mound. He fielded and threw @Marshall Saturday, 1 p.m. it past Lara, the first baseman. The ball went into right @Marshall Sunday, 10 p.m. field and Perry came around from second to score on sin­ Rice April 25,6:30 p.m. gle and the error. But UCF coach Jay Rice April 26,6:30 p.m. Bergman begged to differ with the umpires. He said Rice April 27, 1 p.m. Smith ran inside the baseline, and that forced Herold to @USF April 29, 7 p.m. make a bad throw. Bergman argued and @Tulane May2,7p.m. argued some more. In the end, he was ejected from a @Tulane May3,7p.m. game for the first time since April 30, 2006, against Rice. UCF tied the score in its pitched well through five after going through a six­ ANDY JACOBSOHN / CENTRALF LORIDA FUTU RE next at bat with help from an innings, but he wasn't part of game winless drought. . UCF infielders Eric Kallstrom, left, and Dwayne Bailey tum a double play in the Knights' 10-5 win over Central Michigan on March 1. error from Knight and a the decision. One key for the Knights Kallstrom and Bailey were part of UCF's hitting woes in the loss to North Florida on Tuesday, going a combined O-for-10 in the game. passed ball. Instead, Tucker Pryor will be to exploit Marshall's ~------The Knights compiled pitched the seventh and most glaring weakness: eight hits, including two each eighth innings to move his pitching. from Romans, Auer and Evan recbrd up to 4-3. Hudson As a team, Marshall ranks Stobbs. Stobbs now has at dropped to 2-1. ninth out of the conference's least two hits in four ofthe six . With the mid-week game 10 teams with a 5.48 ERA previous games in which he out of the way, UCF can go The Knights and Thunder­ ing Herd will start their series PALMER has played. back to solely focusing on Knight had three hits for conference action this week­ tonight at 7 p.m. the Ospreys, while Gropper end at Marshall 'Saturday's game is sched­ and Smith each had two hits The Thundering Herd (16- uled to start at 1 p.m., and both HOMES and an RBI. UNF starting 19 overall, 4-7 in C-:USA) have teams will be up early Sunday pitcher Jonathan Turner won their past two games for the 10 a.m. start time. NEW TOWN HOMES NEAR CAMPUS STARTING AT $168,400 1,500 SQJT. LIVING - 3BR, 2.SB - ENCLOSED GARAGE - SECURITY SYSTEM - NEW APPLIANCES • ..--~-- ( High uality Pool Tables, Darts and Garll"II~ INCLUDING WASHER AND DRYER. I ALL CLOSING COSTS PAID! \ \ . fQod and full Liquor Lou IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY -· ------·------,--- ~~ ~ ~ 00~~~[D @ffiill1]~ (ffi] ~[IffiD

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05370PHROB _..AB www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com April 18, 2008 • (enmtl '1oriba 1uture Six home games scheduled Magic end season with FROM A6 South Florida. will be the Knights' home­ It will be the fmal game of coming affair. In last year's tickets, and UCF Athletics the current USF-UCF homecoming game, UCF beat win over Washington plans to have more informa­ contract, and could be the last Marshall 47-13. tion on the lottery available time the teams face each UCF will end its regular other for a while. season agairist the Blazers on TRAVIS REED on Aug.I. Associated Press The Knights have six The final four home Nov. 29, which is scheduled to home games scheduled, three games for the Knights will all be fan appreciation day. ORI.ANDO - The Orlan­ of which are in November. be within C-USA ' At least three of the do Magic paid more attention They start off their season UCF will play SMU, East ~ghts' home games will be to the guy trying to make a on Aug. 30 against South Car­ Carolina, Southern Miss and nationally televised. Games half-court shot for $100,000 olina State, a Football Cham­ UAB. against USF, SMU and ECU than their coach during a pionship Subdivision team The game against SMU on are all scheduled to be broad­ third-quarter timeout that ended last season by win­ Oct. 4 will not only be the cast. Wednesday night. ning five of its last six games. third C-USA game for new The football team con­ They couldn't be blamed The matchup against the Mustangs head coach June cluded its spring practice The game didn't matter, to Bulldogs is just one of two Jones, but will also be part of schedule Tuesday, and next them or the Washington Wiz­ non-conference · games at family weekend up will be the home open~r in ards, anyway. home for the Knights, with The Nov. 8 matchup slightly more than than four . J.J. Redick scored a career­ the second being against against the Golden Eagles months. high 18 points and Marcin " Gortat had a career-high 12 points and 11 rebounds, lead­ ing the Magic to a 103-83 vic­ , tory in a meaningless regular­ season finale for two playoff-bound teams. Both teams rested their PliELAN M. EBENHACK / ASSOCIATED PRESS stars. Gilbert Arenas, Caron Washington's Antonio Daniels deflects the ball between Orlando's Marcin Gortat and Dig int() su,n,ner Butler and Antawn Jamison Rashartl Lewis during the Magic's 103-83 win Wednesday night in the Amway Arena. didn't play at all for the Wiz­ ards, and Orlando coach Stan The Magic, the No. 3 seed in second place averaging 13 .. Van Gundy pulled Dwight in the Eastern Conference, rebounds, needed more than Sessi()ns at lJT' Howard after the first quar­ will host the No. 6 Tor<;mto 90 in the Nuggets' final game ter, then Rashard Lewis and Raptors in the first round of Wednesday to catch Howard Day & Evening Classes Begin May 27 and July 7! 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, COURTESY'FRANK WEBER, RF PHOTOGRAPHY ' ,__ ..,,..,..----- . . his noble steed. All kinds of animals, from potbellied pigs to pugs, Attendees atthe 41st Annual Pet Fair in Loch Have~ p~~ p:~~: ~ef::g:!~~:;~~e!~:du;!t~~~~~:~~like and Best Trick, and the Superdogs performed for the crowd. visited the park for the fair this weekend. Contests me u e ' .

a sphynx cat and a turtle down the catwalk. 41~t Annual Pet Fair brings .paws, claws Yukon, the Siberian husky, put Whizzer, the dog dyed in University of Florida colors, to shame when he won first prize by popular vote. and hooves back together in the park Jim Lee, the director of special events for CHRISTINE MULLEN Children enjoyed the weekend bounding OSC, said that this year's Pet Fair was a little Staff Writer around the numerous inflatable activities and slower than other years, especially because ofthe getting their faces painted. They were also able hot weather on Saturday. Pythons and rabbits and skunks, oh my! to personalize their own pet rocks and throw fly­ "Even though it was raining for most of the Animals of all species were present this ing discs. Everyone got a kick out ofthe elaborate day on Sunday, pet owners stuck it ouJ: to see weekend to enjoy the festivities at the Orlando pet wedding complete with a cake for the first everything that was going on," he said. Science Center's Annual Pet Fair in Loch Haven lucky guests at the reception. Sunday's events included all ofthe smaller pet Park, some as unusual as a potbellied pig decked Mayor Buddy Dyer was on the scene Saturday, competitions, such as Best-Dressed Pet, Best out in leather and spikes. . enjoying the· warm weather and receiving an Trick and the Pet Look-Alike Contest. The "It is a wonder how some of the animals pres­ award for rescuing a small dog from the jaws of a winner of the Look-Alike Contest was a body­ ent at the Pet Fair did not get devoured by their pit bull last month. He said that he received more builder accompanied by his bulldog, taking first natural predators in attendance," said UCF sen­ responses to this act ofheroism than to anything place for the fifth year in a row. ior Katherine Rozell. he has done while in office. Lee said he intends to get Animal Planet to the More than 40 pet-related vendors surrounded After Dyer was given Pet Fair next year with some other improve­ the park, with offers :r:anging from free vet exam­ the award, the Orlan- ments, including bigger stages and alternative inations to pet adoptions. do Science Center dog acts. Even though the event brings in the sec­ The pets weren't the only ones able to enjoy staff launched ond-highest number of attendees out of all the weekend The Canadian Superdogs show into the inaugu­ Orlando Science Center events, it normally does­ was a great hit with the families who watched ral Pet Pageant n't generate any profit for the company. The fair the rescued dogs perform tricks and race in which 12 does get its name out into through obstacle courses on both days of the company the public though. fair. The Medieval Times horse strutted its sponsors The Pet Fair has stuff, galloping around the fenced stage and sent 10 dogs, been and will con- entertaining onlookers with high jumps on Sun­ tinue to be a family day. UCF even made an appearance with a friendly commu­ knight on horseback - not the new train-face nity event that knight, which was quite refreshing. engages pet lovers of all kinds.

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I -- A10 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com April 18, 2008 • (entral ,=~rlba ,WUre MOVIETIMES 88 Minutes too many; Marshall has heart WILLIAM GOSS kung-fu fans have been biding Staff Writer their time, waiting for the film that will unite the likes ofJackie Chan and Jet Li to spar and kick 88 Minutes . at each other. This long-awaited DIRECTOR: Jon Avnet sparring session does indeed STARS: Al Pacino, Neal come to moderately impressive McDonough, William Forsythe, fruition in The Forbidden King­ Alida Witt, Leelee Sobieski dom, although the extensive use of wire effects and digital trick­ * .... ery as a whole leaves one won­ The rare bad movie that dering what might have been extends the courtesy of letting had these stars actually been paired up before years of physi­ the viewer know just how 88 Minutes, TriStar Pictures (Sony) much time remains until the cal showmanship caught up lights come up, it should be with them. The duo otherwise find noted that the titular time peri­ C od of 88 Minutes seems to indi­ themselves caught up in the cate just how long wpter Gary very silly story of a magic staff: . EXPELLED: No Intelligence Allowed carried by a boy from Boston (PG) 11:55a, 2:20p, 4:40, 7:25, 9:50, 12:lOa Scott Thompson was given to slap together this stutter-stop (Michael Angarano) back in ('I Forgetting Sarah Marshall script ofhis before he handed it time and across a land so magi­ (R) 12:20p, 2:55, 7:30, 10:10, 12:45a over to the hack likes ofdirector cal, its backdrops evoke those 88Minutes Jon Avnet. chintzy moving landscapes one (R) 12:lOp, 1:15, 2:45, 4:35, 7:35, 8:15, 10:20, 10:55, Out of their merry union might see at your local Chinese 12:50a buffet. · came this alleged thriller, in The Forbidden Kingdom which forensic psychiatrist and And at one point, Li urinates . (PG-13) 12:00p, 12:50, 2:40, 4:05, 7:20, 8:00, 10:00, death threat target Al Pacino on Chan for laughs. Ladies ~d down the pipe in favor of pro­ 10:40, 12:35a gents, is this not the matchup ducer Judd Apatow's reliably runs around in a droopy-eyed Prom Night stupor and with a Wolfman you've all been waiting for? heartfelt chuckle machines, (PG-13) 12:05p, 12:45, 2:15, 2:50, 4:30, 5:10, 7:10, Jack 'do, psychobabble practi­ Opens in theaters every- themselves always planted 7:55, 9:55, 10:30, 12:05a, 12:50 cally drooling down his chin as where today. smack-dab between perceptive Smart People he crosses paths with pretty and pop-savvy, Forgetting Sarah (R) 12:40p, 5:00, 7:40, 10:00, 12:20a much anyone who could ever Forgetting Sarah Marshall seems to hide even Street Kings cast him even a slightly ambigu­ more vulnerability behind its (R) 12:30p, 1:10, 3:30,4:00, 7:15, 8:10, 10:05, 10:45, ous glance, more often than not sarcasm than what's come 12:40a Marshall before it in Apatow's comedic super-students (including DIRECTOR: Nicholas Stoller L.eatherheads canon of modem male anxi­ Leelee Sobieski., Benjamin STARS: Jason Segel, Kristen (Pg-13) 4:55p, 7:50, 10:25 McKenzie and Alicia Witt) and eties: fear of sexual love with Open Captioned & Descriptive Audio 5howtimes: 1:05 other suspects spouting no-duh Bell, Mila Kunis, Russell Brand, women (The 40-Year~Old Vir~ Nim'slsland dialogue with disconcerting Jonah Hill gi.n), fear of platonic love with (PG) 12:35p, 3:45,6:55, 9:40, 12:15a men (Superbad), fear of ease. The Ruins A fish market filled with accounting for one's own child (R) 12:55p, 4:10, 7:05, 10:15, 12:25a contortionists wouldn't have After being dumped by his (Knocked Up), and here, fear of ****· putting one's heart back into the 21 nearly as many red herrings and celebrity girlfriend of five-plus crosshairs. (PG-13) 12:15p, 1:00,3:35, 4:45, 7:00, 7:45, 9:45, unlikely twists, and yet the pro­ years, Sarah Marshall (TV's 10:35, 12:30a ceedings continue to build Kristen Bell), Peter (writer Oh, and did I mention the Superhero Movie toward a thoroughly absurd cli­ Jason Segel) takes off for a Dracula puppet musical? · Opens in theaters every­ (PG-13) 1:20p, 3:55, 7:10, 9:40, 12:05a max, by which point we'd be Hawaiian vacation - only to where today. Tyler Peny's Meet the Browns disappointed ifit were anything find himselfstaying at the same COURTESY UNIVERSAL PICTURES Li, (PG-13) 4:50p, 10:40 Top: Jet left, and Jackie Chan, two legends in the world of kung-fu, finally come less. resort as Sarah and her new together to spar in The Forbidden Kingdom, with some help from special effects and wires. Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who! Opens in theaters every­ lover, bawdy Brit rocker Aldous Where in the World Above: Jason Segel, right, and Jonah Hill star in the newest Judd Apatow film, Forgetting (G) 12:25p, 2:35, 4:40, 6:50, 9:35, 11:55 where today. Snow (Russell Brand). Rather Sarah Marshall. The movie stays true to Apatow's signature brand of raunchy romantic comedy but also comes with a healthy helping of vulnerability and heart. Vantage Point ' than high-tail it back to the is Osama bin Laden? t (Rl 12:05p, 2:30, 8:05 mainland, Peter instead retreats DIRECTOR/STAR: Morgan The Forbidden King­ to the suite courteously they should already lmow; but arranged for him by desk clerk Spurlock in a goofy, personable manner, Expelled: No Intelli­ - Listings for Friday, Apnl 18 dom Rachel (TV's Mila Kunis), only and that he does as he suppos­ DIRECTOR: Rob Minkoff to end up repeatedly thrust into edly hunts for one Osama bin gence Allowed Sorry to be a spoil sport, but, STARS: Michael Angarano, Sarah's path all across the ***·. Laden, trekking from Egypt to DIRECTOR: Nathan Frankowski no, Morgan Spurlock does not It's an alleged documentary Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Collin Chou resort. Jordan to Israel to Saudi Arabia A raunchy rom-com that find the world's most wanted to Morocco to Afghanistan to starring Ben Stein - yes, Mr. ' makes one eager to dismiss the man. The documentary film­ Pakistan, with the help of some ''Bueller? Bueller?" himself- as **· .. next Hudson-Witherspoon­ maker does, however, reprise unnecessary animated video­ he challenges the elimination of the tactics ofhis first film. Super creationism in today's schools. I CJTHETUBE For decades, it seems that Bullock piece of pap to come game segues. With that narrow • Size Me, by telling viewers what hook ofa title taking the place of wish I could tell you more, but ~.. ...::!iifiR·· -,-;l!!!!,111,llllt·~----- any sort ofclear thesis, Spurlock fve got to go mark that puppy 9 p.m. ABC Duel generally slides by with exceed­ off of my list of "Sentences I This weekend starts off with yet another ing irreverence, managing to Never Thought I'd Have to game show. Watch this new trivia show Write:' fl that not only tests the contestants' make it all go down easily knowledge, but also forces them to be in enough, even if we only come one-on-one battles of strategy and away learning that, wherever Universal classics deception. Contestants do their best to ·Cut Copy fails to stand out Osama is in the Middle East, he • I outsmart one another in order to win the surely can't be too far from a The AMC Universal Cine­ $500,000 prize. AMANDA K. SHAPIRO in a Battlestar Galactica: Where Starbucks. Opens at the Regal plex continues its recent revival Staff Writer Are They Now? episode. 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(entnl ,torlba 1ututi · April 18, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com All Volcano's ,serves coffee in a relaxed atmosphere ROBYN SIDERSKV • Staff Writer When you walk into Vol­ cano's Coffee Bar & Roastery, • the aroma of roasting beans, the whir ofthe blender and the music of the Beatles over­ whelm you. • Whether you're craving just a simple cup ofcoffee or some­ II thing fancier, Volcano's offers students a wide variety of cof­ " fees in its two new locations at UCF. "We started with this one , [the Towers location], and the other one [at Ferrell Com­ mons] was just thrown at us," said Jeff Burr, manager of Vol­ cano's. ''We took a look and, ' two hours later, signed the lease." The company based out of Longwood has two locations in downtown Orlando, one in Altamonte, one in Ormond Beach and even one in New • York - and now two at UCF. "Our goal is to get kids drinking our coffee, get out of college and wonder where the nearest Volcano's is," Burr said The coffee bar roasts its • own coffee and even displays the roaster in the middle ofthe store for the customers to see. They plan to have it up and • running within the next few weeks. Only management and supervisors will roast the cof­ fee, and each bag of coffee is signed by the roaster. Burr said Volcano's is unique because they don't use coffee more than 10 days old since they want it to be as fresh ASHLEY KOEHLER / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE as possible. Volcano's Coffee Bar & Roastery has two locations on the UCF campus: Ferrell Commons (above left) and Knights Plaza (above right). The chain, which has stores across Florida and even in New York, is a coffee bar that roasts its own The most popular drink coffee beans and doesn't use coffee that is more than 10 days old. The UCF locations offer specials, such as the "All Knighter,""Burrcano" and "Timebomb," that include shots of espresso and flavored milk chasers for tired students. that they serve is the "Caramel · Mocha Mud Flow," a concoc­ Volcano's also offers a vari­ three shot glasses of espresso records for customers to select before hitting big venues, such aspect of Volcano's. tion of chocolate, caramel and ety of snacks in addition to the and one chaser, and the their favorite music. Burr said as the New UCF Arena "You're going to get coffee espresso. coffee drinks, and they serve "Timebomb," for the die-hard he even encourages people to "I think it's cool that they for the social aspects," Cock­ In an effort to be different, light meals suitable for break­ caffeine addicts, is four shots bring their own records to play. have a record player," said jun­ rell said. ''You're actually going even the size names of the fast or lunch. of espresso and one chaser. He's hoping that,· in addi­ ior electrical engineering somewhere." • drinks are not the norm - alto Something unique to the Students are enjoying the tion to the records, they will major Mike Senejoa "It's one So, whether you're looking (12 oz.), enorme (16 oz.), and UCF Volcano's are three spe­ new alternative to the coffee have live music three or four of the only coffee shop atmos­ for a good cup of coffee or just profundo (20 oz.). You just cial deals. The 'M Knighter" is served in the Bookstore. times a week. He said he wants pheres on campus." a comfortable chair and laid­ might have an easier time say­ two shot glasses of espresso In the Towers location, to give emerging artists the Freshman interdisciplinary back atmosphere to do your • ing "small, medium or large," and a shot of a flavored milk there is an old-fashioned chance to showcase their tal­ studies major Brittany Cock­ homework in, Volcano's can be though. chaser. 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