University of Central Florida STARS

Central Florida Future University Archives

10-20-2006

Central Florida Future, Vol. 39 No. 26, October 20, 2006

Part of the Mass Communication Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu

This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Central Florida Future by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected].

Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 39 No. 26, October 20, 2006" (2006). Central Florida Future. 1953. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/1953 ,, . ,. ASTRONOMICAL Computer engineering KNIGHT OWLS student awarded $10K Knights look to bounce back with win ag~inst by astronaut foundation. improving Rice team -SEESPORTS,A7 -SEE NEWS,A2

FREE ·Published Monda s, Wednesda sand Frida s www.CentralFloridaFuture.com ·Friday, October 20, 2006

SEAN LAVIN ' Staff Writer Battery UCF forensic science stu­ dent Nhat-Anh Tran loved watching CSI. She dreamed about solving murder mysteries victim after she graduated · ·More than But those dreams died Tues­ day, when Tran became the vic­ tim of a deadly stabbing. faces Loe Tran, 30, no relatiorf to Nhat-Anh Tran, was arrested Thursday on a charge of first­ degree murder in her death. Investigators think Nhat­ 'just the Anh Tran, known to friends as Anh, and Loe Tran were dis­ ROBYN SIJ>ERSKY c:ussing the future of their rela­ Contributing Writer tionship in her home near the Waterford Lakes area Monday A 25-year-old UCF business night. major and Air Force veteran is According to a 911 call at 8:21 scheduled to undergo recon­ a.m. Tues- structive surgery today to victim' day, Anh repair facial bone damage • Tran's sis­ "She's resulting when he was beaten· ters, who early Saturday in a parking lot lived with always at The Village· at Alafaya Club. her, "The whole bone structure Loved ones reeling frofll ,..~ff{/1. :­ knocked on been the around my eye is messed up," her door · said the victim, Doug· Wilgo. "I but got no strong can't even sleep flat on my student's fatal stabbing response, back." said Cpl. one." Police found Wtlgo lying in a Susan Soto pool of blood early Saturday of the -ANNA TRAN after being battered by at least Orange SISTER sixmen, some ofwhom were in County costume. Several witnesses said Sheriff's Office. They forced the they saw the men beating door open and found Anh Tran Wilgo and stomping on his and Loe Tran bleeding from head after he fell stab wounds, according to Soto. "They were pounding; Loe Tran, whose stab punching and kicking my head wounds were said to be life­ in - stomping on me," Wilgo threatening, underwent sur­ said gery at Orlando Regional Med­ Although at least six men ical Center, according to the were involved in the beating, sheriff's office. Anh Tran, 20, only two, Matthew Lilly, 18, of died at the scene. West Palm Beach, and Adam Because there was no sign of Burgoon, 19, ofPalm B~ach Gar­ forced entry from the outside, dens, were arrested and and because Anh Tran planned charged with misdemeanor on ending the relationship, the battery. · sheriff's office said it was inves­ Wilgo was taken by ambu­ tigating the stabbings as a possi­ lance to Orlando Regional ble attempted murder-suicide. Medical Center, where he was ·~t this point, we've got no indication that there was a dis­ PLEASE SEE WITNESSES ON A6 turbance or a fight, any noise or anything to arouse [the room­ mates'] suspicion," said Jim Solomons of the Orange Coun­ ty Sheriff's office. Anh Tran's sisters said she was more thari just the 48th vic­ tim ill what appears to be a record-breaking year for slay­ ings in Orange County. "She's a sister, and pretty much everybody's known her as the victim, and she's not just .1 the victim;' Anna Tran said "If you look at her pictures, in every single one of them she's smiling and there's nothing fake at all. She's always been the strong one." Loe Tran, who was arrested in 1998 on kidnapping charges, COURTESY DOUG WILGO was a registered sex offender, Doug Wilgo, who was punched, kicked and stomped on Saturday, has injuries to his COURTESYROB ERTDITOT A right eye and to the bone surrounding it. Twenty-year-old forensic science student Nhat-Anh Tran was the victim of a fatal stabbing Tuesday. Her boyfriend, Loe Tran, was arrested Thursday on a

I A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com October 20, 2006 • €tnttaf :.Jforiba 31ttu" .

·1'1 AROUND NATION & CAMPUS $10K? Out of this vvorld WO RID .., . News and rwtices for Keep current With headlines the UCF community Student receives scholarship from astronaut foundation you may have missed Fitness orientation Chinese envoy delivers message to The Recreation and Well­ JAIME JOSHI North Korea as Rice tours Asia ness Center will be holding fit­ Contributing Writer BEIJING - A Chinese ness orientations today from 11 envoy met North Korean leader a.m. to 5 p.m., with the initial Computer engineering Kim Jong II and delivered a per­ meeting in Room 204. major Brian Becker was award­ sonal message from President Hu Jintao on Thursday in the These fitness orientations ed a $10,000 scholarship by the ·~ are scheduled 60-minute ses­ Astronaut Scholarship Foun­ highest-level Chinese visit to sions designed to introduce dation on Tuesday. its isolated ally ·since the North's nuclear test last week. students to the machines and Retired astronaut Robert ,, facilities of the recreation cen- Crippen, vice president of the A North Korean general, . . ter. foundation, presented the meanwhile, told ABC News For more information or to award that Pyongyang's nuclear schedule an appointment, con­ 'We at the Astronaut Schol­ weapons were defensive only tact Stephanie Gaski at ( 407) arship Foundation are very, and would not be sold to third 823-2408 very concerned with the sci­ parties, but he added that war ence and technology capabili­ on the peninsula was inevitable Late Knights ties in the U.S.," Crippen said if President Blish continues to Late Knights will hold its "That's why we're very ask the country to "kneel" second event of the year pleased to get students like In response, White House tonight in the Student Union Brian here." . press secretary Tony Snow, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Becker said he planned to denied that the U.S. wanted the The event will be Wild use the money to further his North to "kneel down," but was West-themed, and will feature education at UCF, where he is trying to offer them a "better karaoke, pumpkin painting, participating in the design and deal. Better economy, more line dancing and a mechanical programming of a self-navigat­ securityi better relations with buU. ing robot. Becker plans to their neighbors, integration For more information, con­ eventually pursue a doctorate into the world economy as tact Late Knights at ( 407) 823- in robotics and artificial intelli­ opposed to isolation." 6471. gence. "We right now are focused In addition to thanking his on using all of our efforts on a Climbing competition . family and his adviser, Avelino diplomatic path,'' Snow said There will be a friendly J. Gonzalez, Becker also The meeting with Kim by climbing competition today at thanked Crippen State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan the Recreations and Wellness "Thanks for presentin'g me came as Secretary of State Con­ Center from 7 to 9 p.m. with this oversized. uncashable doleezza Rice was making an Students who plan on par- check," Becker said with a Asian tour, to push for coopera­ . ticipating are asked to arrive at smile. tion in enforcing U.N. sanctions 6:30 p.m. to register, as there ·~though, it is showier than for the North's Oct. 9 blast amid are only 20 spaces available in direct deposit." · signs that Pyongyang may be the competition. Stressing the importance of preparing a second atomic test. Students are asked to bring a university education, Crip­ She said the United States their UCF ID and climbing pen spoke about America trail­ wants to lower tensions, not shoes, and the rules and regu­ ing the rest of the world when aggravate them. lations of the event will be cov­ it comes to engineering. 'We want to leave open the ered at 7 p.m. 'We used to be the leader in path of negotiation. We don't For more information, con­ science and technology," .he want the crisis to escalate," tact Celena Daniels at (407) said. ''Now, 40 percent of col­ Rice told reporters in Seoul. 823-2408. lege graduates from China are Chinese Foreign Ministry engineers. In the U.S., it's only 5 spokesman Liu Jianchao said Good Sports volunteering percent. he had no details of the mes­ Volunteers are needed to "Currently, there are sage conveyed by Tang in act as Good Sport Ambas­ approximately 300,000 engi­ Pyongyang, but said Kim and sadors at the Citrus Bowl for neers from India. You can see the diplomat had "in-depth dis­ home games. that when you've got computer cussions" about the nuclear The next home game is on problems and call· tech sup­ dispute. North Korea's official Saturday, and there will be a port: In the U.S., it's only Korean Central News Agency shift from noon to 2 p.m. and 70,000." said Tang also brought a gift for another from 2 to 4 p.m. The Astronaut Scholarship Kim but did not say what it was. Good Sport Ambassadors Foundation has made retaining work with SGA and Student America's leadership in sci­ Priest says he went naked with . JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Development and Enrollment ence and technology a priority. Retired astronaut Robert Crippen, vice president of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, left, presents a scholarship award to computer Foley as boy, denies they had sex Services to assist fans during Created in 1984 by the six sur­ engineering major Brian Becker, center, at a ceremony attended by his father, right. ROME - An elderly priest tailgating. viving members of the original acknowledged Thursday that Ambassadors issue citations Mercury Seven astronauts, the ages academic excellence and space and having seen the the philosophical thoughts that he was naked in saunas with and put out trash bins, among foundation initially gave seven resear~h, and it's more than world from a different perspec­ John Fitzgerald Kennedy had Mark Foley decades ago when other duties. $1,000 scholarships. just a big check. Students get tive, Crippen is as passionate in his life," she said. "His the former congressman was a . · For more information, con­ Today, the foundation pro­ the chance to network with about environmental issues as dreams are the reason we've boy in Florida, but denied that tact Tom Hall at ambassa­ vides 18 $1,000 scholarships great scientists and inventors." he is about space exploration. moved so far. the two had sex. [email protected]. and has given UCF $133,000 in Crippen also shared anec­ His experiences in space led to "That's why I'm excited to The Rev. Anthony Mercieca, awards. · dotes about his days as an a greater involvement with the meet Crippen. The space pro­ 72, speaking by telephone from Jazz Concert "UCF's been with us since astronaut, including his flight shuttle's environmental con­ gram was John Kennedy's lega­ his home on the Maltese island There will be a Latin Jazz the beginning," said Linn experiences with John Young. trol system. ·cy." of Gozo, said a report in the Concert today in the Commu­ LeBlanc, executive director of ''You have the John Young '-When you're up there, you Despite his love for space Sarasota Herald-Tribune about nication Buildfug auditorium, the foundation. "If there's a Parkway down here," he said spend a lot of time looking out travel and exploration, Crip­ their encounters was "exagger­ RoomlOl. strong graduat~ program, "Well, I remember talking to the window," he said. "This is a pen said he doesn't see himself ated" The concert will feature there's a strong undergraduate John about it and he said, fantastic, beautiful planet we're venturing into space. "We were friends and trust­ Ricardo Pons, Jeff Rupert and program" 'They're not supposed to do living on and we need to take 'Tm hanging up my hel- . ed each other as brothers and the UCF Jazz Ensemble, is free Said Martin Dupuis, assis­ things like that until you're care of our environment." met," he said. loved each other as brothers,'' to the public, and is sponsored tant dean of the Burnett Hon­ dead Someone's going to have Among ·local residents "I've seen some great things, Mercieca said. Asked if their by the Latih American Cultur­ ors College: "The Astronaut an accident on that thing and attending the presentation, was but now, it's time to take things relationship was sexual · in al Festival of Orlando. Schplarship Foundation is a sue me!'" 87-year-old Ernestine Morrow. a little slower and enjoy nature, the priest replied: "It For more information, con­ great organization. It encour- Having spent 565 hours in "I'm a firm believer in all of myself!' wasn't." tact Jose M. Maunez at (407) His comments came after 823-6751. the Florida newspaper pub­ LOCAL WEATHER lished a story on Thursday that quoted him as saying in an High:89° interview that he had an inap- · TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday propriate two-year relationship LET US KNOW Today Today: Early sunshine with isolated ISOLATED T-STORMS Low:70° with Foley in the 1960s that t-storms in the afternoon. Winds included massaging the boy in The Future wants to hear ISOLATED T-STORMS west-southwest at 5 to 10 mph. from you! If you have a club, High:88° the nude. organization or event and want High: 89° Low: 76° Tonight: Isolated thunderstorms, Sunday Sarasota Herald-Tribune your information to be consid­ with humid air and fair skies. Winds Low:71° west at 5 to 1Ci mph. ISOLATED T-STORMS ered for the Around Campus PLEASE SEE NATION ON A4 column, send a fax to (407) 447- 4556 or an e-mail to [email protected]. Dead­ October 20, 2006 • Volume 39, Issue 26 • 14 Pages lines are 5 p.m. Friday for the Monday edition, 5 p.m. Monday Editorial: 407-447-4558 • Advertising: 407-447-4555 • Fax: .407-447-4556 for the Wednesday edition, and (!Central jforiba 3=uture www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200, Orlando, FL 32817 5 p.m. Wednesday for the Friday The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 edition Publishing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in fall and spring and Mondays during summer. One free copy of the Central Florida Future permitted per issue. If available, additional copies may be purchased from our office with prior approval for $1 each. Newspaper theft is·a crime. Violators may be subject to civil and criminal proserution and/or university discipline. .. l~t>t DONHTION We are Loving Donation, a national egg donation agency that has client ·-·-·-·, UCf'"SmartCard families throughout the world seeking their egg donors through us. Accepted Here FREE· Dean & University If you are willing to be one of the angels that help these women, you will 3.940 N. Dean Rd. tflfYh:fi'l' THREE CHEESE ! (407) 673-8888 IN be the recipient of a most generous compensation for your time and · P!llc1~s GA!~a~fiJ!~!AD I Oviedo l't(Jll1111-1 effort, but more importantly, the feeling that YOU have qeeply affected purchased at regular price. 1020 Lockwood Blvd. People's Wireless someone's life with your kind and selfless gesture. We are always seeking • . (407) 365-1999 6728 Aloma Ave. •Winter Park 32792 healthy, responsible women ages 19-30, to assist our families with such a Waterford Lakes precious gift. You must be a non-smoker, within 30 lbs of your ideal body 12240 Lake Underhill Rd. Ph: (407) 679-9200 I (407) 384-1221 Fx: (407 679-9207 weight, and be willing to travel (all expenses paid!) if necessary. • Hours:Mon - Sun 10am - 8pm OPEN DAILY AT 1 lAM EXPIRES 12/15/06 0115·633 WE DELIVER! Please call our national egg donor recruiting office and ask for Kristin. NOT VALID WITH ANY COUPON, I SPECIAL OR HALF PRICE PlZZA DEAL. Call (800) 563-0098 or www.LovingDonation.com. . Mention coupon when ordering. • authorized doo!er L. ....P.ras •e•~•at.ti•m•e ...pu.rm ... as.e ...... ,.._...... wwW:Cent'rafFloridaFurure.com A3

f'· Just Arrived in ~tock \~· 2007EOS ti• German Engineering and Styling at its Best! i ' ~ 2.0L Turbo and Opitional 3.2L V-6 Available THE WORLD'S FIRST FOUR~SEATER HARDTOP ..,,., CONVERTIBLE WITH A SUNROOF!

LEASE FOR PER MONTH+ P/Locks, P/Wmdows, lilt, Cruise, Keyless MONTHLY TAX Remote, CD, And Mileh, Much More!! $249 FOR 48 MONTHS "' 48 mo. lease plus tax. Total due at signing is $249 which includes security deposit, PLUS first payment + New Jetta rated as a "Best TT&L. See dealer for details. Leasing W.A.C thru Pick" in Side Impact Test. Volkswagen Credit. Expires 70127106 - Based On Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Side Impact Test

LEASE FOR PER MONTH+ MONTHLY TAX $309 FOR 48 MONTHS * 48 mo. lease plus tax. Total due at signing is $309 which includes security deposit PLUS first payment+ TT&L. See dealer for details. Leasing W.A.C. thru Volkswagen Credit Expires 70127106

2006 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG 2006 NEW BEETLE RAlISAS CONVERTIBL P/Locks, P/Windows, Tilt, · LOWAS Cruise, Keyless Remote, CD and Much More! LEASE FOR PER MONTH+ MONTHLY TAX Go $309 FOR 48 MONTHS Topless! * 48 mo. lease plus tax. Total due at signing is $309 which includes security deposit PLUS first payment + TT&L. See dealer, for details. Leasing W.A:C. thru Volkswagen Credit. Expires 70127106 • 4 Yr/50,000 Mile Bumper-To-Bumper Warranty HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! • 5 Yr/60,000 Mile Powertrain Warrant

·THE ALL NEW 2006 RABBIT Air, CD Player, P/Windows, P/Locks, Tilt, Cruise, And More! Starting at s1 s,&20

CENTRAL FL's ONLY WOLFSBURG CREST CLUB MEMBER Drivers wanted. We Can Assist You With: sfFIRST TIME ~COLLEGE-GRAD sf CREDIT BUYER PROGRAM PROBLEMS VW CERTIFIED w/2VR, 24,000 MILE FACTORY WARRANTY, ALL LIKE NEW - Pre-OWned All WITH AFFORDABLE PAYMENTS (Purchase or Lease)

•TC 11 :1e4,­ SERVICE · Ate••· DEPT OPEN v• *1-1< * +VVA* ' N SAT9-5 4175 S. H\Ny ·1 7-92 M-F 9-9 SAT 9-8 SUN 11-6 • NEXT TO FLEA WORLD (SANFORD) t visit our website 407-365-3300 aristocratvw.com A4 www.Centralfloridafuture.com October 20, 2006 • €tnml 1foma 31rtuft Stop paying high retail prices for ink! HIGHER NATION &WORID 1000/o Guaranteed EDUCATION You and Your Wallet will love us! What's in the news at colleges around the cou~try 30 percent of Md. public school

graduates need help in college ...@ ;f BALTIMORE - Thirty per-, cent of Maryland's college More INK for LE freshmen who graduated with a college-prep education in a state high school were as!';igned to remedial classes, according to a study released Wednesday. The Maryland Higher Edu­ cation Commission said many of the students needing help in math or Eilglish attended four­ CHRIS CARLSON I ASSOCIATED PRESS year. colleges. Most remed~a­ Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, seen as Borat Sagdiyev, greets fans at the 2006 MTV tion takes place at commumty Movie Awards. Atop Kazakh official has invited the British comedian to Kazahkstan. colleges. Michael Keller, the commis­ FROM A2 Cohen's character has pre­ sion's research director who sented inhabitants of the ex­ wrote the report, said it fol­ Executive Editor Mike Con­ Soviet republic as addicted to lowed 15,725 students who nelly said Thursday the story horse urine, fond of shooting graduated from a public high is accurate, including the ref­ dogs, and viewing incest as a school in 2004, took the SAT or erence to a night in which respectable tradition. ACT, and enrolled that year in a Mercieca said he was in a EPSON" Cohen's film, "Borat: Cultural invent public or private college or uni­ drug-induced stupor due to a -Learnings of America for versity in Maryland. nervous breakdown and Make Benefit Glorious Canon .LEXM +\RK The increase in remedial couldn't clearly remember Nation of Kazakhstan," will D*LL , .. ·------·--·--· --· ------, math students at four-year col­ what happened. be released Nov. 3. leges occurred mostly at Mary­ "The reporter talked to Kazakh officials have tried ATTENTION PRINTER USERS: land's historically black institu­ the priest four times yester­ to respond to Cohen's depic­ Don't Throw You·r Empty $3.00 OFF tions, Keller said. At the day and carefully reviewed tion of their country. University of Maryland, East­ his account, especially of the The Foreign . Ministry Cartridges Away - ern Shore, 17 percent of fresh-. one night," Connelly said. recently ran ads on CNN, in with purchase over $10.00 men in 1999 had-to brush up on "The story accurately reports The New York Times, and in REFILL! Offer.Exp 11/30/06 math skills; in 2004, that figure what the priest said." the International Herald TI:i­ / was 49 percent. At Coppin State The 52-year-old Florida bune citing facts and figures '------·------·--·------University, the jump was from Republican resigned from on the nation's economic 407-679-2330' 54 percent to 76 percent; at Congress last month after his growth, civil liberties and Morgan State University that sexually explicit e-mails to cultural achievements. 10069 Universit Blvd. (Corner of Dean & Universit - NEXT TO PUBLIX) figure increased from 24 per­ young male pages surfaced. "It's useless to offend an cent to 38 percent. artist and threaten· to sue Saudi oil minister breaks silence · him," Aliyev was quoted as Embattled ~rofessor's appeal to support OPEC's barrel cut saying. "It will only further . delayed by funding di~pute DOHA, Qatar - Saudi damage the country's reputa­ BOULDER. Colo. - Univ. of Arabia threw its support tion and make Borat even Colorado professor Ward Don't Give UPI behind OPEC's proposed 1 more popular." Churchill's battle to keep his million barrels-a-day produc­ Failing job has been delayed by a dis­ tion cut Thursday, giving a Microsoft to officially release pute over whether the universi­ jolt to oil prices. new Internet Explorer browser ty is obligated to contribute "We will try to make the REDMOND, Wash. - Grades? Don't Drop Out! $20,000 toward his defense. market balanced," Saudi oil Microsoft Corp. is giving its Churchill, who angered minister Ali Naimi said, end­ Web browser software its many people with an essay that ing two weeks of silence first major upgrade in years, On-TRAC College Coach­ likened some Sept. 11 victims to from the world's largest oil amid signs that Internet a Nazi organizer of the Holo­ producing nation. Explorer's market share is caust, faces dismissal on allega­ Naimi's statement came as eroding. Is College Tougher Than ing provides a unique tions of research misconduct, the cartel's oil ministers gath­ The release late Wednes­ charges he denies. ered in the capital of Qatar day brings Microsoft's You Thought? He has appealed a recom­ for emergency talks on cut­ browser more in line with one-on-one, coaching mendation by the acting head ting output after a price competing products such as •Failing Grades?· ofthe university's Boulder cam­ decline of more than 25 per­ Opera Software ASXs Opera pus that he be fired. cent since mid-July. program to assist you in Churchill maintains that and Mozilla Corp.'s Firefox. •Feeling Ove1Whelmed? Saudi backing is consid­ Internet Explorer 7, or IE7, Faculty Senate rule requires the ered to be critical among ana­ university to contribute the adds features such as tabbed lysts who have doubted two browsing, which lets people •Don't Know Where to getting back on track. $20,000 to help him fight dis­ weeks of rumors that there missal. The university's govern­ open several Web pages was consensus for an output without cluttering their desk­ Turn? ing Board of Regents has said it cut within the often fractious never accepted the rule and is top with multiple open Organization of Petroleum browser windows. not bound by it. _ Exporting Countries. Churchill's attorney, David Microsoft has been heavi­ It was still unclear ly testing the new browser; Lane, said he may file a lawsuit whether the cut will be made On-TRAC College Coaching releasing five beta versions by next week in an effort to get to OPEC's official production the money. over 14 months, and has peri­ quota of 28 million barrels a odically offered security A faculty committee hearing day, or to its actual output, Churchill's appeal of the dis­ updates for IE6, first released which is believed to be slight­ in2001. missal recommendation agreed ly below that level due to to delay proceedings until Nov. Still, a lag of more than Visit our website: slackening demand. five years between official Get Back On Track 6 because of the dispute. Light sweet crude for Churchill has been relieved releases has cost the compa­ November delivery rose 75 ny. of teaching and other academic cents to $58.40 a barrel in www.on-trac.net duties, but is still being paid. Web analysis company with On-TRAC. electronic trading on the WebSideStory estimates that Gallaudet University postpones New York Mercantile Internet Explorer's U.S. mar­ Call: 866-5-on trac homecoming as protests continue Exchange. ket share is about 86 percent, · WASHINGTON - Gal­ Another OPEC official, while Firefox commands 866-566-8722 speaking on condition of laudet University postponed its about 11 percent of the mar­ homecoming Tuesday as anonymity because he wasn't ket and smaller offerings authorized to · make protests over the school's account for the rest. Two incoming president stretched announcements on behalf of years ago, IE had about a 93 into a third week. the organization, said there percent share. . · Classes resumed this week was still no formal agree­ Dean Hachamovitch, after a three-day shutdown at ment, "especially on the Microsoft's general manager the end of last week when stu­ details of such a cut." for Internet Explorer, dents blocked all campus Indeed, just how the 1 mil­ a:cknowledged the company entrances for three days. One lion barrels per day cut will could have done more soon­ gate reopened after 133 protest­ be divvied up is also a con­ er, but he said the new ver­ ers were arrested Friday night. tentious issue among OPEC sion should address users' A deadline for two addition­ countries that depend heavi- concerns. Proud Sponsor of al side' gates to reopen passed . ly on oil revenues. The pro­ ''We did have active devel­ Tuesday morning without any posed cut would take effect opment," he said. "The ques­ action against the protesters. Nov. I. tion is whether it was UCF TEAM CHIROPRACTIC But. university President I. This would be the first enough." King Jordan said Tuesday that time OPEC has trimmed its homecoming activities would output since December 2004, be postponed because the uni­ when oil traded slightly - ASSOCIATED PRESS versity was "not. operating above $40 a barrel and the under normal circumstances." cartel lowered its official pro­ An overwhelming majority duction quota by 1 million of the school's faculty voted barrels a day. Monday ajght . to back hun­ dreds of students demanding Kazakh official invites Sacha that Jane K Fernandes resign as Baron Cohen to visit Kazakhstan president designate or be ALMATY, Kazakhstan - removed. The faculty. at the A top Kazakh official has an school of about 1,800 also voted invitation for Sacha Baron no confidence in the Board of Cohen, whose character, ...... ~ ,! Borat, parodies a Kazakh 'Ihlstees and Jordan. Dr: Brent Baldasare serving families since J 997. Fernandes and the board journalist: Come visit. insist that she will take office as Deputy Foreign Minister Auto Injuries scheduled in January. Rakhat Aliyev said in an Family Wellness. Fernandes' opponents say interview that he under­ Family Chiropractic she isn't open to different stands why Kazakhs are * Ktds Waitt1rg RtJfifll Spa Servi:aes points of view and that the unhappy about Cohen's char­ *Ge11tle Tcc:lenique~· *Wellness Facials *On sitf.! x-ray selection process did not acter. But he told newspaper *Microdermabrpsion Kazakhstan Today that "we 'Ir Full itMdir:a/. grade retail li11e reflect the student body's diver­ Gecause Recreation and Wellness Center booked her hotel at Home­ "UT provided an excellent physical environment for learning; small cla sses, well­ ~ • parents will be here before you · - Open All Weekend wood Suites, her 'home away know it. from home,' about a month equipped rooms, convenient and attractive campus and facilities. However, the Today through Sunday is AKnight Showcase ago," Russell said "So far, we factor that has made my UT MBA degree so valuable was my interaction with the 3rd Annual Family Week­ - Open during Library hours are definitely taking advantage the professors. The faculty were all Ph D's with business experience. We were .J.• end. Each day, students and of the free weekend at the gym parents are invited to attend and leisure pool On Saturday given the best of academia but with rea l-world perspective and application." various events around campus. The Office of Student night, we are going to the game .I• Postcards were sent out to Involvement Open House at the Citrus Bowl; we bought Rick Fueyo, MBA '05 each freshman's home to - Friday, 3to 5p.m., Student Union tickets that came with a pre­ Marketing Concentration inform their families of the game tailgating barbecue. It Director of Marketing, Obsessive Products Inc. events. Students were also Late Knights' Gold Rush will hopefully be a nice, relax­ ' notified by e-mail. It is recom­ -9 p.m. to 2 a.m. ing weekend of fun in the sun mended that families sign up and a little UCF spirit." for each event, but it's not The weekend will wrap up MBA/MS Business Programs required The Campus Activiites Board on Sunday with the U Can Fin­ "' The Recreation and Well- hosts CAB Comedy presents ish 5 miler and 2 miler. This ness Center Will be open to stu­ Aaron Karo event will benefit the Florida Into Session· dents and their families -9:30p.m. Children's Hospital. The event, ~ throughout the weekend, and which begins at 7:30 a.m., will A Knight Showcase in the likely attract hundreds of stu­ Sat., October 28th, 10:30 -Noon 4brary will be open during the dents, faculty, alumni and par­ Sykes College of Business! Room 134 building's regular hours. Aaron Karo, the comedian that ents. The cost is $20-$30, and It The first event will be held CAB is bringing in as part of all of the proceeds will benefit today from 3 to 5 p.m. in the the event. He should be good," the charity. Graduate Business Programs Student Union. The Office of said Late Knights Operations "The UCF campus is chang­ , Student Involvement will serve Director Matthew Hughes. "Of ing everyday," said Kelly ~ MBA: Part-time, Full-time and Saturday I'- light refreshments during its course, I can't forget about the Sparks, OSI Family Weekend ~ MS in Accounting open house for students and free food" coordinator. "Some families ~ MS in Finance parents. The students of Rosen Col­ have not been back to campus ~ The Lake Claire Communi- lege of Hospitality Manage­ since they brought their stu­ ~ MS in Innovation Management ., tY. along with Libra and Apollo .ment can have a night out with dents here for their first day. ~ MS in Marketing communities, will also be host­ their families tonight too. "Students should encourage ~ Accredited by AACSB International ing events today for their resi­ Rosen is coordinating Rosen their families to come back to Jlt dents and their families. Idol where students can show­ campus and see what their stu­ Events for tonight include case their talent. This event dents and UCF have been up Late Knights' Gold Rush, begins at 6 p.m. to." ·OSI is anticipating "several where students and families The entire weekend will be thousand" families to attend ~ can participate in activities packed with events, the biggest this year, she said such as pumpkin painting and one being the UCF football There are many other dance lessons; they can even game on Saturday night. The events happening this week­ TA M P A SYMBOL OF EDUCATI ONAL EXCELLENCE 4J>.. try out a mechanical bull. This UCF Alumni Association is end Most ofthe events are free event will begin at 9 p.m. and organizing a tent party before and open to all, but there is a endat2a.m. the game where there will be a cost and age limit for some. The Campus Activities BBQ, giveaways, and special For more information ~ Board is also . hosting CAB appearances by Knightro and regarding Family Weekend Comedy presents Aaron Karo, the UCF cheerleaders. 2006, go to the event Web site which begins tonight at 9:30. First-year transfer student at http://www.Getlnvolve­ "I am looking forward to and psychology major, Corinne dUCF.com/familyweekend JOHN H. SYKES 14 COLLEGE --- c~r ---· ··Game-day plans develop BUSINESS Ii FROM Al will be flip-flopped into a one­ Plans are. in the works to way road off campus and back issue 2 or 3 parking hang tags to "maximfae green time and min­ ontoSR408. residents that live near the sta­ imize delay," according to a "Hopefully where they're dium. .., PBS&J official. The system is going to park will dictate the On game days, Lockwood already in use along Interna­ way they get to the game," Car­ Boulevard will only be open to tional Drive near the Orange lin said local traffic, and police will be County Convention Center. PBS&J also wants to get stationed on McCulloch Road .Ji Until the system is finished, more shuttle buses running Vehicles driving down Lock­ PBS&J will rely on static road between local apartment com­ wood Boulevard to McCulloch signs directing fans to the stadi­ plexes and campus, and hopes Road must have a parking hang­ .J um, as well as uniformed police to establish park-n-ride spots at tag to do so. All nonresidents' officers to direct traffic, Carlin local businesses, such as the cars will be towed from resi­ said Oviedo Marketplace mall, to dential neighborhoods. Carlin talked about how reduce the number .of fans Lt. Pete Keiting, traffic safety " they intend to handie parking parking on campus. coordinator for the Seminole on game days. He said ticket Gameday Management, an County Sheriff's Office, holders will be individually event transportation company addressed neighborhood pro­ assigned to four specified lots that specializes in events such tection and tailgating concerns. ~' on campus, which will be heav­ as the Super Bowl and Daytona "It's still a work in progress," ily monitored to ensure every 500, is a consultant to PBS&J on Keiting said, "but we've come a vehicle is parked in their desig­ the project. GM also works Cit­ long way in the planning I ' nated lot. rus Bowl events and football process." Though no final parking games. Keiting is working with plan is in place, Carlin said it ''We currently act as a liaison apartment complexes in Semi­ was a safe bet that fans like . between parking, law enforce­ nole County, such as Tivoli, donors, boosters and season ment and the university," said Northgate Apartments and ticket holders would be Ann Crossland,. senior project . Riverwind Apartments, to assigned to the closest lots manager. "develop a strategy to maintain wQile single-game ticket hold- Crossland, heading up the their residents and guests." .;. ers would be foreed to park in consultation for GM, has been Keiting is advising that outer lots and take shuttle buses assisting PBS&J with the park­ apartment management dis­ to the stadium. · ing plan by attempting to "iden­ courage open-lot tailgating and PBS&J presented traffic dia­ tify the needs of donors, stu­ he wants to keep partying resi­ l' grams depicting the recom­ dents and fans, and weighing dents in their apartments prior mended path fans should take those needs with the options to the game. to their designated lots, in an they have," Crossland said "They need .to understand • effort to ease traffic congestion Residents were the most our law enforcement presence even more. For example, fans vocal in their concerns about will certainly be enhanced," · parking in the outer lot are rec­ protecting their neighborhoods Keiting said ommended to take State Road around UCF, specifically those Keiting summed up the mes­ ~ 408 into Research Parkway. closest to the stadium entrance sage of PBS&J, the police On game day, the road taking on McCulloch Road and Lock­ department, and UCF officials fans through Research Parkway wood Boulevard, from fans by saying: "It's our job to get #. will be a one-way road into looking for additional parking them into the game safely and · campus. At halftime, the road and areas to tailgate. out of the game safely." ' Student confessed to 2 blazes I' FROM Al suspect has been named in the there were no stispect connec­ case. tions between any of the arson really hoping the public will In July, student Matthew cases. come forward" Robert Damsky lit a couch on "They have nothing in com­ ~ . Arson at UCF is nothing fire at 3:15 a.m. on the second mon other than the fact that new. Wednesday's fire marked floor of Academic Village they're [all] mindless crimes," the fourth arson at UCF in Apartment Building no, caus­ Bailey said ''We're still looking ,.. three months. ing another evacuation. During for suspects." Last month, hundreds of his explanation to Det. Paul Cpl. James Roop of the students and faculty were Peterson, he said he "thought it UCFPD, also working with the evacuated from the UCF would be a good way to meet State Fire Marshal's office on I- Library after someone lit a girls." the case, was optimistic that newspaper on fire on the third Later that night, Damsky the arsonist will be found floor. Nicolas Navarro, 21, a started a second fire on the ''We let the State Fire Mar­ molecular and microbiology first floor of the building. shal take the lead simply " major, discovered the fire and Bailey, the state fire mar­ because it's their specialty;' he was able to stomp it out. No shal's detective, tpaintains that said A6 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com October 20, 2006 • (entra{ '1orih "1tud Murder suspect under guard in hospital Witnesses: It FROM A1 started as spat according to the Florida Department of Correc- tions Web site. • Anh Tran made it clear she intended to end FROM Al her time-consuming relationship with Loe 'fran in order to pursue her dream to work in foren­ sics, Anna nan said. "She was not going to let a treated for injuries to his right eye and the sur­ guy ruin her dreams,'' Anna nan said rounding bone. A CT scan showed multiple skull Early in the investigation, Orange County fractures. homicide detectives named Loe 'fran as a person The facial bone damage, doctors told Wilgo, of interest. Forensics data, evidence collected at can be corrected only through reconstructive the scene, and information obtained from wit­ surgery. Surgeons will insert permanent metal nesses enabled investigators to obtain a warrant pins to support Wilgo's facial bone structure. for Loe 'fran's arrest. Loe nan remains hospital­ Witnesses said the beating resulted from a ized and under guard until he is well enough to verbal fight between women who were with be transported to the Orange County jail, accord­ Wtlgo and women who were with the men who ing to Solomons. battered Wilgo. Anna_'fran said her family members were "This guy started trouble with one ofthe girls ''very angry'' with Loe nan. "Based on his record, I was with, and I had to step in," Wtlgo said pretty much everyone's come out against him,'' Wtlgo said he was punched from the side, and she said . . COURTESY ROBERTDITOTA then more men joined fight. "Suddenly there was In Vietnamese culture, it is customary to leave food, such as rice, near a photo of the deceased person to symbolize nourishment of the soul. Anna nan traveled to St. Petersburg on Tues-. more of them, and I just ran," said Wtlgo. day with her older sister, Phuong Tran, to tell Witnesses said that after he initially got away, their father, who is ill, about Anh 'fran's death. Employees at the restaurant, who were plan­ A portion of the sign-up sheet reads: "I am Wtlgo ducked and tried to protect himself from "It took him a while to accept it,'' Anna 'fran ning on celebrating Anh 'Iran's 21st birthday Nov. sure she would look down and smile knowing the attackers, one of whom told police he was said "It just seems so unreal to me." 4 in a pai;ty bus, in an event Anh 'fran had billed that we an loved her dearly and wished to send .dressed in costume as a "rock star" and another Wednesday night, no one in the family had as "The Asian Sensation," are reeling from her her on a journey in the 'style' in which she came ofwhom said he was dressed as a blue-and-white been able to gather the strength to tell Anh 'Iran's death. to us in." "airplane." mother, who lives in Vietnam, all the details sur­ 'We're all very, very shocked,'' Hoote:i;-s server UCF's Vietnamese American Student Associ­ After the beating, Wilgo lay unconscious in a rounding her daughter's death. Cara Messier said Tuesday night. "We all got ation, ofwhich Anh 'fran was a m~mber, plans to pool of his own blood "She knows something bad happened,'' Anna together today and were talking about it and erect a memorial on campus in her honor. The "I'm in so much pain right now - I have to 'fransaid. mourning." · group set up a table outside the Student Union on take Percocet every few hours, and I can't go to She and her older sister plan to tell their moth­ Annia Villa. another server, added: ''Anh was Thursday to collect money for the memorial and clasS,'' he said er all the details once she arrives in Orlando for an amazing girl, smart, beautiful and full of spir­ for 'D:an's family. Orange ·county Sherriffs spokesman Sgt. the funeral it. She was the light of our lives. At work she ''.A lot of people are really shocked because ·Carlos Torres said· the case would likely be _Aside from juggling-classes and a relationship would never fail to make us smile:' they didn't think this could happen to a friend," brought t-0 trial, but the date is still to be deter­ with Loe 'fran, Anh Tran also worked as a server Hooters servers are working an extra shift on VASA member Ricky Ly said "Everyone's just mined. with a close-knit group at the Hooters restaurant Anh Tran's birthday and pledging to donate all shocked. It's the loss of a friend - the loss of a "These kids will probably look back and say, . on Lake Underhill road their tips that day to her funeral expenses.- really good friend." Wow, that was a stupid decision,"' Wilgo said Take advantage ' '· of your opportunities

UCF Gradua~e Studies offers a variety of options to help finance your education.

The priority deadline for fellowship consideration is fast approaching, so please apply now! f;

For more information please visit our website: •

.. ~·

www.CentrafFloridaFuture.com ·Friday, October 20, 2006

FAUfalls I' in first • loss in Sun Belt Field goals push Ragin' Cajuns past F1orida Atlantic

FORT LAUDERDALE Drew Edmiston's two field goals were all Louisiana-Lafayette needed to defeat Florida Atlantic 6-0 Wednesday night. Louisiana-Lafayette (4-2, 1-0 · in Sun Belt Conference) won its fourth straight game. Florida Atlantic (2-5, 1-1 in Sun Belt) lost for the first time in its last three games. Florida Atlantic drove 55 yards on 11 plays on its final pos­ session, but with two seconds left in the game a pass by quar­ terback Rusty Smith was broken up in the end zone by corner­ back Michael Adams to seal the win. Qµarterback Jerry Babb was 11-for-21 for 84 yards and one 96 interception for the Ragin' Chris Welsh has 11 Cajuns. Tyrell Fenroy rushed for 87 yards on 18 carries. solo tackles and 15 overall this season. Sean Clayton started ~t quar­ terback for Florida Atlantic and He also has two · was 8-for-15 for 62 yards. hurries. He was replaced during the Senior Steven Moffett third quarter by Smith, who fin­ has thrown for 926 Chris Welsh ished 10-for-19 for 88 yards. Each Defensive End Florida Atlantic quarterback yards this season for Position: threw an interception. · an average of Height: 6-foot-4 The Ragin' Cajuns broke a 154.3 a game. scoreless tie in the second quar­ Weight: 240 lbs. ter. A pass by Clayton was Steven Moffett Sacks: 0.5 tipped by intended receiver Position: Quarterback Tackles: 15 I Casey McGahee. Gerren Blount intercepted the pass and Height: 6-foot-3 Tackles for loss: 3.5 Louisiana-Lafayette had the ball at the Owls' 32-yard line. Weight: 210 lbs. Five plays later, Edmiston Touchdowns: 6 kicked a 44-yard field goal to put . Louisiana-Lafayette ahead 3-0. Interceptions: 4 A five-play, 36-yard drive in . Completion %: 53.8 ·the third quarter culminated in a 43-yard field goal by Edmiston that gave Louisiana-Lafayette a 6-0 lead · Louisiana-Lafayette had a 49- yard punt return for a touch­ down by Michael Adams mid­ way through the fourth quarter called back due to a holding penalty. Two starters doubtful for Jaguars JACKSONVILLE - Jack­ sonville Jaguars Matt Jones and defensive tackle f Marcus Str:oud could miss their. second consecutive game on Sunday when the Jaguars travel to Houston to face the Texans. Jones was listed as doubtful on Wednesday's injury report and did not take part in practice -~ that day. PHOTOS BY BRITT HART & JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Jones suffered a groin injury on Oct. 1 against Washington and was inactive the following week against the Jets. It was the first game in the O'Leary: Intensity needed, second-year pro's career that he had missed after playing in his Smarter play, fewer turnovers key first 20 games. The Jaguars had their bye week on Sunday. team missing leadership Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio for Golden Knights against Owls iridicated Wednesday that I BRIAN MURPHY Stroud would be listed as ques­ Staff Writer · ZACKMOORE tionable with an ankle/groin Staff Writer injury, but when the injury After the beat down that th.e UCF The football season has gone from report came out later in the day, football team received Oct. 13, coach overly inflated expectations to cau­ Stroud was categorized as George O'Leary knew something had tious optimism that the Golden doubtful. to change. Key stat: Knights could bounce back to expla­ Stroud missed the Jets on He said that he saw players not Has 15 solo tackles nations like, "see what had happened Oct. 18, endmg a streak of 84 helping each other out, going through and is fourth on the is." consecutive games that he had the motions and not taking responsi­ team with 30tack­ But·with all the negativity that sur­ ·Saturday, Oct. 21 @ 4 p.m. played, inclulling a team-leading · bility for what happened on the field les, induding 1.5 rounds the Knights, hope springs 68 consecutive starts. So on Sunday he decided to take L__~""'"""'~--' tackles for a loss. eternal. The game Friday night be in the same position that we were Stroud is in his slxth season things into his own hands, and called against Pittsburgh is over, thankfully, with the Jaguars and.has been a last year: playing for a conference a team meeting. Auburn Tigers. and in reality that game didn't mean championship and going to a bowl starter in the Pro Bowl three "I addressed the team as a whole that much. consecutive years. He recorded Auburn did not play very well in game:• that the sense of urgency in football the first half, but in the end, they Pittsburgh isn't a Conference USA 10 tackles in the first four games The Rice Owls, on the other hand, and the intensity in football needs to found a way to pull out a win. After opponent, so that lose, while damag­ this season. are a C-USA opponent and an pick up," O'Leary said "We have a lot the game, when an Auburn player ing for bowl eligibility does nothing upcoming team. of players back from last year, but to hinder the Knights' opportunity for Heat lose Wright for rest of presea­ was asked how they were able to do it, The Owls have gone from peren­ ·what I see missing is leadership with­ he said that the seniors took over at a chance to return to the C-USA nial doormats to a team that plays son in the team itself. It's hard when you championship game. MIAMI - Dorell Wright's halftime. with extreme emotion since losing have a 19t of seniors that aren't play­ "That's how you get it done,'' "We have one loss, as well as other promising preseason with the defensive back Dale Lloyd, who died ing to get leadership." O'Leary said "That's how programs teams in the East Division,'' senior Miami Heat is over. Sept 25 after collapsing on the prac­ O'Leary stressed the importance that win do it. You need stand-up peo­ offensive tackle Dan Veenstra said, The third-year forward has a tice field the day before. of leadership by referencing the ple and we need more of otir team- "sci we pretty much have control of The Owls will take the field on biggest game in college football last our destiny. PLEASE SEE BOSTON ON A8 week, the Florida Gators versus the PLEASE SEE DILLARD ON A8 "If we win out, hopefully we can PLEASE SEE CONSISTENT ON A8

-~ ---'--' --- AB www.(entra/FloridaFuture.com October 20, 2006 • (euttal :Jloriba 1uture

and find the end zone. "Rice has an outstanding Dillard has TD in 9 straight receiver No. 81 in Dillard, who really has been impressive on film," UCF coach George FROM A7 catches, tough catches where top tacklers in RB. Blades. He there have been people draped ended up wreaking havoc on O'Leary said. on him. I have been very UCF by making IO tackles, forc­ "He makes a lot of tough mates doing that." impressed with him." ing a fumble and recording a ·catches against pretty good cov­ The Golden Knights have On paper, Dillard facing the sack. erage. He is one you have to be just 17 seniors on their roster Knights' secondary looks like a The Knights will have to aware of." will and due to injuries, suspension huge mismatch. deal with another game-chang­ The Knights rely on Bur­ nett to blanket Dillard. With and lineup changes, only five He leads C-USA in catches, ing linebacker this week in Dillard's speed, there are few are currently starting. yards and touchdowns. Mean-. sophomore Brian Raines. defensive backs that carr run Qµarterback Steven Moffett while, out of the 119 teams in Raines leads C-USA with 50 with him. Burnett will have to is one of those five. Division 1-A, the Knights rank solo tackles and is fourth in the He has started every game nation with 7.1 tackles per game. be able to keep up with as he this season, but there is a He also seems to step up for runs up and down the field try­ chance that he may be replaced GOLDEN KNIGHTS conference competition. ing to find any opening to make this week as starter by junior In three conference games a play. Kyle Israel for Saturday's con­ this season, Raines made a test. combined 36 tackles, including Special Teams ... UCF Kick return vs. Owls "I don't like to make changes a season~high 17 stops against Kick coverage in mid-season," O'Leary said "I the Houston Cougars. JIM MCKNIGHT I ASSOCIATED PRESS don't think that is the right way To neutralize the Owls' Wide receiver Jarrett Dillard hauls in a pass against Army earlier this season. Dillard leads the to do things, but I am going to strengths on defense, the Owls in all major receiving categories, including receptions (53) and touchdowns (11 ). Common sense says the " do whatever is best for my foot­ Key Stat: Knights will need a strong Knights' kick coverage should • ball team because it is a busi­ The junior from game from their offensive line. be under the microscope. But ~ ness to me. Axe both perfect? South Carolina is part The early season struggles the squad hasn't done too badly. ~ No, but I am going to play the of a deep offensive of the.line have been well-pub­ Consistent kick return They are only allowing 22.3 .. one that I think we have the line that will look to licized, but the group has yards a return, and that includes best chance to win with." '------'--""""'=="=-.....J establish the run. improved lately. The Knights the opening kickoff that Pitts­ Whomever O'Leary decides running game ·has turned in vital for UCF offense burgh returned for a touch­ to start, it is very clear that both three straight 100-yard efforts. down. will play against the Rice Owls. Some of this may be due to FROM A7 to do:• The Knights' kick return unit .. When it comes to the sched­ OWLS the quality of the depth on the Along with the turnovers the is where the focus needs to be, .. ule, the Owls (2-5, 1-2 in Confer­ line. Cedric Gagne-Marcoux Saturday with a chip on their Knights need to limit the mental not for lack of production ~ ence USA) share some similar­ and LJ. Anderson, two starters shoulder, and the Knights will mistakes that have been slow­ though. The Knights were able ities with the Knights. from last season, have been have to be ready for an emo­ ing their drives. to average 25.2 yards a return · Rice has played a couple of replaced on the line by players tionally charged squad The Knights have a tendency against the Panthers, with a long return of59 yards by junior Cur­ national powers in Texas and like junior Dominic Ignelzi and to make a nice first down gain, Florida State and was crushed senior Dan Veenstra When the Knights have the ball ... to have the play nullified for a tis Francis. Limit · penalties and holding penalty or some other If the return team is able to in both games by a combined Key Stat: "We have about seven or score ofl07-14. eight solid guys on the offensive turnovers mental mistake that puts their continually put the offense in • Leads the Owls in offense in first-and-long, and good situations on the field and And when it comes to com­ rushing with 484 line to keep everybody fresh," peting against teams inside Veenstra said 'We are going to It's easy to single out a one­ then ultimately third-and-long. provide good field position, it • yards and three on-one match-up each game The offense only managed to will be key to an offense that has their own conference, they touchdowns this use those guys in a good rota­ have had some nail-biters. tion, keep people fresh, focus that could play a pivotal role, convert .six of their 14 third­ been struggling in the recently. "' 1\vo of Rice's three confer­ on the running attack and that but the Knights' offense has down attempts against Pitts­ "I ence games were decided by a . ·will open the passing game." been shooting itself in the foot .burgh, compared to the 10-of-12 Final words .•• the Panthers managed. The Knights enter a six­ single point. '°"''lllllll-.DJllRllMlllllMPllllll11911~-. Obviously, UCF's offense as oflate. On Oct. 14, Rice recorded depends on the ability to run It seemed each time the . game stretch that will be the key their first conference win with the ball, but that is difficult to offense would start to march When the Owls have the ball •.. to their season. a last-second touchdown accomplish when they are down the field against Pitts­ UCF defensive back Joe Bur­ The next six games are all against C-USA opponents and against the UAB Blazers, who down by 28 points in the sec­ burgh, the offense would search nett vs. Rice wide receiver Jarett for a way to stop any momen­ Dillard will determine if J.ast year was a entered the game atop. the C­ ond q~er. fluke or the building block that USA East Division. Key Stat: Yet all of the Knights are tum they had so many believed it was. With three seconds remain­ Leads the team with looking to the future. . They Whether it was the three In the past, the Owls have O'Leary preaches to his team ing, Rice quarterback· Chase 67 total tackles and know what happened Friday fumbles or the one interception, been primarily a wish-bone that each game is a new season, Clement found wide receiver is second with three night, but they also know that the Knights' offense has gone offense. Running the option and ·Jarett Dillard for a 9-yard, game­ sacks. He also has loss did not have a huge effect from not turning the ball over in . relying on the pass only in dis­ and this game will be for the Knights' season. winning score. If the Knights LnMD~ two forced fumbles on their season. their first few games to making tance situations. If they once again enter the hope to claim victory this Sat­ On Saturday, they will take turnovers a routine. But the Owls have found a urday, they will need to stop the field knowing that with a 'We just can't turn over the gem in Dillard, a sophomore Citrus Bowl and lay another egg on the field, any hope or opti- · that duo. lllth in pass defense. win and some help, they could ball like we were," Veenstra from San Antonio. Dillard is the reigning C­ After the game against Army end the day in first place in the said. ·~ytime· you have that So far this season Dillard has mism will be gone. USA Offensive Player of the on Sept. 30, Clement was C-USA East Division many turnovers, it is hard to 53 catches for 683 yards and 11 The Knights need to start Week. named as the conference's best · With everything that has focus on the run because you touchdowns. While he is only 5- this game fast and jump on top Against the Blazers, he offensive player for the week. transpired during the Knights' are coming from behind, SQ we 11, he goes up and makes the of the Owls from the first kick­ off and not relent until the game hauled in nine passes for ill That week, Clement returned season, from the Gainesville really didn't have the opportu­ tough catches and has the abili­ yards and three touchdowns. from injury to put up 363 total shutout, the Pittsburgh pound­ nity to go in and do what we like ty to break away from a defense is over. Those three scores allowed Dil­ yards and five touchdowns. ing and a pair of games that lard, a sophomore, to set a Rice Clement missed three slipped away on the final drive, single-season record with 11 games due to injury this season, the Knights still have the privi­ touchdown catches. And there but in the past three weeks, he lege of controlling their own are still five games in the regu­ has led an offensive explosion destiny. lar season left for him to add to for the Owls, racking up over 'We have a six-game season that total . 1,000 total yards and 13 touch­ left as far as the conference sea­ Dillard has caQ.ght a touch­ downs. son is concerned;' O'Leary said down in nine consecutive Last week against the Blaz­ "Everything that we set for games, the longest· current ers, Clement's passing yardage goals - winning the division streak in the country. fell below 200, but he compen­ and getting to a bowl game - is ''You better know where he sated for that.by rushing for a still out there." is at," O'Leary said. "He has career-high 141 yards. The Owls and Knights face been very impressive on film. Last week, the Knights faced off on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the He has made some outstanding off against one of the nation's Citrus Bowl Boston probable for Florida State FROM A7 The junior played at defen­ remain doubtful for Saturday's sive end for his first two sea­ game. sprained left ankle and is sons as a Seminole and started expected to miss three weeks, ·the first two games this year on Vick added to Dolphins' roster the team said Wednesday. the end. He then moved over to DAVIE - Marcus Vick was Wright is expected to nose gtiard after starter Paul summoned to the team offices sp~nd one week in a cast, then Griffin and Emmanuel Dunbar Tuesday and told he was being two more weeks rehabbing. .went down with ~juries. added to the roster after spend­ He said he wasn't sure Boston's back up, Letroy ing the first six weeks of the when the injury occurred, but Guion, also expects to play on season on the . ~) that he noticed the ankle Saturday against Boston Col­ This week's roster move started swelling about three lege (5-1, 2-1 ACC) for the Semi­ means Vick might make his hours after the Heat beat the noles (4-2, 2-2 ACC). NFL debut Sunday when New Orleans/Oklahoma City Guion injured his left shoul­ Miami (1-5) plays the Green Hornets 109-105 in an exhibi­ der against Duke, but an MRI Bay Packers (1-4). tion game Tuesday night. revealed that there was no liga­ He'll be a reserve receiver Wright started that game ment damage. and kick returner following a · and finished with 13 points Starting cornerback Tony turbulent career as a quarter­ and 10 rebounds, drawing . Carter was able to practice on back at . high marks from coach Pat Wednesday. The Dolphins certainly Riley. "Tony worked some today," need a spark to reverse their The Heat has four presea­ Bowden said. "Tony has a disappointing start. They've son games left before opening chance (to play)." scored eight touchdowns and the regular season at home Both starting linebacker have yet to exceed 17 points in agains~ Chicago Oct. 31. Eugene Hayes and tight end any game. · Brandon Warren missed prac­ Injury situation improves for tice again Wednesday, and - ASSOCIATED PRESS Se mm oles TALLAHASSEE - Florida State defensive lineman Alex Boston has been upgraded to probable for Saturday's Atlantic Coast Conference game against No: 22 Boston· College. · Boston has been hampered by a left ankle sprain, which he originally sustained during pre~eason practice and aggra­ vated in Florida State's blowout win over Duke last Saturday, forcing him out of practice this week. "I hope he is OK by Satur­ day," coach Bobby Bowden said. "He did not do much today, 1but he has played with it before. We are hoping to $ave him for the game." .... ,

,., .vn I ertntral 1fodba 1uture www.Centra/Floridafuture.com ·Friday, October 20, 2006

_,,.

Epcot's latest festival makes · .a worldly impression

NATALIE ZFAT Variety Editor Alas, it's that magical time of year. Not quite Christmas, not quite Halloween. But quite honestly, the food here puts both holidays to shame. Welcome to the 11th Annual Epcot International Food and Wine ,. Festival. PLEASE SEE LITTLE ON A11

{ );'!,r ~ ~ ,, t ,....T .J :;.i!

£

~

~ ·

I

I AlO www.CentralFloridaFuture.com October 20, 2006 • (eurntf :ffodba :;future AISLE SEAT· guitarist tells ·all about his No.lalbum

BRANDON BIELICH Regal Oviedo Marketplace Staff Writer 15tlt~l\·1c·do \',.irh·tplot~ so- :i-- 110- , Evanes­ The Departed cence's follow up to its 2003 (R) 12.:00p, 12:30,3:25,4:05, 700, 7:30, 9:55, 10-15 Grammy-winning album, 1100 Employee of the Month debuted at No. I on the Billboard (PG-13) 12:15p, 300, 7:10, 9:45, 12:35a charts last week, selling 447,000 Fadng the Giants copies. (PG) l:OOp,400,6:55, 10:10 Guitarist Terry Balsamo co­ Flags of our Fathers wrote the albwn with singer and (R) 12:10p, 1:10, 3:20,4:20, 700, 7:30, 10:10, 10:40 piano player . Balsamo, Aid. After fill­ TheGrudge2 ing infor Moody at anAmerican (PG-13) 11:40a, 12:25p, 2:20, 3:50, 500, 7:15, 8:05, 10:00, Music Awards performance, 10-50, 12:45a Balsamo joined full time. The Guardian Lee and Balsamo began ! / ;-/f!Jtl/Lf_/fl) (PG-13) 11:45a, 3:30p, 6:50, 10:15 working together in 2004 on The Illusionist (PG-13) 12:40p,3:55,7:35, 10-10 songs that would soon make up Jackass: Number Two The Open Door. The duo (R)ll:30a,2:15p,5:05,8:10, 10:45 RYAN GARVEY/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE worked in 2-3 week increments, • Man of the Year Karen 0, lead singer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, screams, strips and seduces a full house at the writing and recording ideas on CAMERA OPERATOR NEEDED (PG-13) 12:55p,4:25, 7:40, 10-35 Hard Rock Live last Friday. Fans chanted along to her notably racy lyrics. the computer software Pro Marie Antoinette Tools at Lee's Los Angeles PT I FT Positions Available (PG-13) 12:35p, 4:40, 800, 10-50 home. · For More lnformauon • The Marine YEAH YEAH YEAHS "[We wrote] one song at a :.. (PG-13) 12:05p,4:35, 7:50, 10-10, 12:50a time," Balsamo said Saturday Contact David One Night with the King during a telephone interview ·"'1 (PG) 11:50a, 3:45p, 6:40, 9:40, 12:40a 401-339-6221. ext 132 from Milwaukee. ''There were Open Season oremall (PG) 11:35a, 12:50p,200, 3:35,4:30,6:45, 7:45, 10:40 some times where we would The Prestige have a verse or a chorus and www.orlandoialalal.com (PG-13) 12:20p,4:10, 7:20, 10:30 then work on it here and there, College Students Always Free School for Scoundrels STRIP DOWN [but] we never ha.d any set way (With Valid l.D.) (PG-13)3:10p, 10:05, 12:45a 1 entire crowd dove even further of doing anything. It was always Band fills venue • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning into the raw sex-driven madness up in the air." This Ad Good (R) 12:45p, 3:15, 7:25, 10:00, 12:40a with studded belts that electrified the Hard Rock On some sbngs lee present­ For 1 Free Program - Listings for Friday, Oct 20 Llve that night ed vocal and piano ideas first, (Any Performance) and sex appeal A sexualpersona flowed con­ Balsamo said, then he added tinuously throughout the set guitar and bass.'However, for the CHRISTINE MULLEN with songs from both the Yeah song "Cloud Nme," which took Staff Writer Yeah Yeahs' old and new the most time to write, it was the albums, including Date with opposite. Sporting a purple and green Night, Dudley, and of course "We had the [drum} loops translucent dress, a yellow and their hit song "Maps." and the beats first, and then purple leotard, and black leg­ Ranging from ripped fishnets [Lee] came up with the vocal gings lacking the entire inner with bullet-studded belts to old lines, and then I came up with thigh, Karen 0, lead singer ofthe 1'-shirts and baggy jeans, the the riffs and the bass. I had never Yeah :Yeah Yeahs, left nothing to band made everyone crave the worked like that before; usually Regal Waterford Lakes the imagination as she taught sexual energy. The sex appeal it's always guitar first, then :-!· '. ~ ;:; , 3~·; .:..---:~-_: .. ~ the crowd a thing or two about was so thick that it even seemed vocals," he said her wild edge. to put the audience into slight Although Balsamo joined the The Departed Friday the 13th was no ordi­ submission. a much different band in the midst ofFallen's suc­ (R) 12:00p, 12:50, 1:20,3:20, 4:05, 6:40, 7:25, 10:00, 10-35 nary night. While young feel from the usual Hard Rock . c~ he said he felt no pressure Employee of the Month teenagers bounced around to expectation of crowd surfing when it came time to deliver an (PG-13) 1:25p,4:15,8:10, 10:50 extremely racy lyrics, long time and intense mosh pits. albwn that was an accurate rep­ Flags.of our Fathers resentation of the band's pro­ (R) 12:30p, 100, 4:00, 4:40, 7:20, 7:50, 10:15, 10:45 fans were left confused and a lit­ The set lasted just under an Flid

My roommate's car is on fire in a field somewhere. My rent is due. I've got a 25-page paper to write, and I've got somewhere to be in 15 minutes. But right now, in the few moments before my personal · m<.c•"·'­ apocalypse, I've somehow PARK AVE JUNIOR managedtorealizethatRobert Randolph's new albwn is play­ Robert Randolph and TOP 10 SALES: ing in the background the Family Band Artist I Title I Label Suddenly, nothing else mat­ ters. Album: Colorblind 1. Senses Fail/Still Randolph is a musical SearchingNagrant genius. Last week, he and the Family Band released Color­ ***** blind, its second studio album, Label: lnterscope . 2. Blood Brothers/Young but third in the catalog of the Available now MachetesN2 band's musical career. It also quite possibly artists whose reputations 3. Trivium/Crusade marked one of the most ecle·c­ speak for themselves. /Roadrunner tic, innovative compilations 'of The funk and R&B vibe on music to grace the charts this Colorblind is accompanied by 4. Killers/Samj Town/Island year. The album ranked No. 7 vibrant guitar harmonies to last week on 'Park Avenue produce polished jam sessions. 5. Evanescence/Open Junior's Top 10 list Fans ofGnarls Barkley's assort­ Door/Wind Up As a pedal steel guitar play­ ed style and Carlos Santana's er, Randolph got his bearings virtuoso guitar capabilities will 6. Lloyd Banks/Rotten in Orange, New Jersey. The enjoy this album. Apples/lnterscope church background is evi,dent, My favorite picks are with the back up vocals forcing "Homecoming" and ·~·t 7. ROBERT RANDOLPH/ listeners to question ifthey are Nothing Wrong With That." COLORBUND/INTERSCOPE sitting in a southern Baptist These tracks sound like the church at some points during output of an updated Sly and 8. Decemberists!Crane the album. the Family Stone. Be sure to $I off Student Admission when you bring your iPod! Wife/Capitol Although each artist in the catch the bonus track "Do ~. project is incredibly talented, Yourself a Favor." The song's Download the iVE at http://sfdm.ucf.edu/heritagealliance/duvalcarrie 9. Beck!/nfonnation/ the music is heavily group­ title says it all. lnterscope influenced, making the band The band will hit Atlanta on shine as one powerful entity. Oct. 26 ~th Ryan Shaw. That's 2416 N. Mills Ave. • Orlando, Fl 32803 • (407) 896-4231 • OMArt.org 10. Robin Thicke/Evolution of· The record features appear­ the closest you'll come to see­ Presented by l:he Orlando Museum of Art, UCF School of Filffi and Digital Media and the Cultura .Heritage Alliance: Rabin/Universal ~es by Dave Matthews, Eric ing Ro~rt Randolph and the 'l• A Collaborative project. w ith Edouard· Duval Carrie and Doramedia - t Clapton and Leela James - Family Band live. Image Credtt: General TouSSilmt Wrriathed in Smoke/ Le General TouSSiJfnt enfum6, 2003, mixed media on wood in artisrs frame, 50 x 50 In. Collechoo of Mireille Chancy-Gonzalez. umal 1foriba 1utun · October 20, 2006 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com All Rock 'n' roll bar bares all Band rocks wouldn't normally do. We rely harder than Howl at the Moon a charm for on the fact that people get crazy,'' Genuardi said anyone who's not afraid to let go Amid the wheel, Genuardi ever before said the craziest thing people do NATALIE ZFAT down, attach to dollar bills, and is the ''Ice Bath'' - when a girl FROM AlO Variety Editor slip into fishbowls placed on the gets a bucket ofice poured down on-stage pianos. her shirt and ~ guy gets one looks like she walked out of a Ifyou enjoy fine dining, relax­ Sometimes, the musicians down his pants, all ofcourse, on a David Bowie music video, she ing music and a soothing atmos­ change the words of songs to stage for hundreds to see. can still rock. phere, steer clear of this place. play on current events. ''Their reactions are the best Tirree sorigs in, makeup was Howl at the Moon, a rock 'n' During one particular per- part I could never do it,'' he said dripping down Karen O's face as roll piano bar located on Interna­ formance of Abba's "Dancing Genuardi, who calls the if her eyes were bleeding to dis­ tional Drive in downtown Orlan­ Qµeen," the band opted to sing, venue a ''low-attention..gpan the­ play the pure insanity that every­ do, prides itself on being "the "See that girl, watch that scene, atre" because "there's a million • COURTESY FRANK OCKENFEl5 /CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE one was experiencing. · most fun you can have with your keep her away from Marc Foley." things going on," said that the Amy lee and the boys of Evanescence pose at a photo shoot for their latest album, Open the Door. The entire band seemed to clothes on." And sometimes, that Every song or two, Genuardi Orlando Howl at the Moon is · gain a boost ofself-confidence, a$ rule doesn't even apply. will call on someone in the audi- one ofTI locations in the country. in previous performances, such "I've seen it all," said Jeff ence to come up to the stage. Moon exists everywhere from Guitarist and Amy Lee as the Fever to Tell tour, Karen 0 Bolen, sales and event manager Sometimes he asks a group of Chicago to Cleveland did not expose her eyes during at the Moon. "Last week, a man adults to dance. Other times he Genuardi also said that with the ~tire course of the concert came in celebrating his 8lst birth­ forces them to sing. the recent addition of their free co-write latest albutn · Leaping around stage, drag­ day with a walker, and before you .One request, however, is the 100-person parties, which can be ging her body on the floor, !mew it, he's doing Jell-0 shots:' wildest of them all - Genuardi's applied for in-store or online at FROM A10 was always in the back of our screaming and spinning like a ? 1 The bar, which offers a free request to spin the wheel of des- httpi/www.myspace.com/howl minds, but we would never actu­ top, her emotions were now con­ hot dog and taco buffet on Friday tiny. orlando, college student atten- ·time to relocate. Balsamo and ally write· a song and worry veyed 10-fold, creating a shatter­ evenings, draws a crowd of over The wheel, a circular dry- dance has been at an all time Lee rented a house in his home­ about [arrangements]:• he said . ing stage presence. 400 most nights. Anyone who's erase plank adorned with phras- high. town of Jacksonville. That relo­ AcCording to Balsamo, there · The same can not be said for 21 and up can attend, but most es such as "Funnel a Beer" and "Pretty much anyone who cation ultimately spawned what is no simrlficance to The Open the opening band, Deer Ht.inter.: people who go consider them­ "Take a Body Spot,'' forces atten- signs up gets a free party," he said would become the album's first Dao.r's particular track listing, After their first few songs, the selves connoisseurs of live dees to perform the action the ''Tell all your friends:' single, "Call Me When You're but origiruilly, there were plans lead singer re-emerged on stage music. wheel lands on. Senior Matt Rossen can Sober." to connect each song so . the wearing a sleeveless t-shirt that 'We have _a full band on stage Sometimes it's a lot easier said vouch for that ' "'It was funny, because Amy album would continuo~ly flow read ''I am not anorexiC:' This of · each night to accompany the than done. ''It was easy,'' Rossen said ''I [had] the piano line - the from start to finish. course was an obvious plea to get [two] pianists," Bolen said The Barbara Ann, who celebrated showed up at my friend's happy chords that open up the song--.., But that idea had to be nixed immediate reactions. band plays a variety of instru­ her 22nd birthday at the Moon hour party and ended up getting and she never didanythirig [with when Balsamo suffered a stroke As soon as Hunter exited the ments, from accordion and sax to last week, revealed that her des- my own free party:• them]:' Balsamo said in Nov~ two days after he stage, the audience pushed drums and guitar. tiny was to funnel a beer on- The parties, held on Friday According to Balsamo, Lee finished recording the guitar toward the front of the venue in Remarkably, each member of stage. Although she was fussy at nights, allow a winner to come to decided to record the piano tracks for the album. anticipation of being close to the the six-person band can play any first, - ''I don't drink bee~' the Howl with 100 friends for free. piece on Pro Tools using a key­ Now, nearly one year later, upcoming lunacy fringe. instrument, most songs, and rag freckle-fucedfemalesaid-Gen- Each person is given their first board Balsamo said he is feeling good, on any person in the room ifthey uardilmew he could make it hap- two drinks for 50 cents each, and "She kept [playing] and it but still has paralysis in his left choose to. pen. has unlimited access to the infu- kept getting stuck in my head, hand and ann. He has since Joe Genuardi, the national "I've got a special song for mous taco and hot dog buffet and I kept listening to it over and overcome his doctors' original entertainment director for the Barbara Ann,'' he told a crowd of According to Bolen, the pro­ over.: And then, all of a sudden, prognosis. Moon, is one such musician. over 500. And without delay, he · motion is an attempt to widen that riff that comes in next, just ''.A couple of my doctors told 'We play everything," Gen­ began to play the opening notes the audience of Howl at the kind ofcame to me," he said me that I wouldn't be able to play uardi said 'We do anything from of the '60s Beach Boys hit "Bar- Moon and keep its dqors open to As with Fallen, many string guitar again. But here I am on South Park to the Beatles, to a bara Ann." the college-aged popWation. arrangements appear on The tour, playing guitar every night,'' Madonna song we rap the words Within seconds, the funnel "We put on one ofthe craziest Open Door, with the addition of hesaid to:' was drained shows I've ever seen. And I guar- various gothic and choral over­ Although Evanescence won't The songs played are based "One of the skills of the gig is antee if a student comes once, tures. Balsamo said the strings hit Florida on its current tour, off of requests that people jot getting people to do things they they'll be back," he said are an intricate part of Evanes­ Balsamo said the band should cence's sound, but many of the return when it embarks on

arrangements cax;ne after a another tour in January 2007. RYAN GARVEY !CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE song's completion. The Open Door is available Lead singer Karen 0 puts her all into her Little Richard performs after food frenzy "That was something that through Wmd-up Records. latest Hard Rock live performance. FROM A9

Here's to one of the only places in the world where you can sample food and wine from 27 countries and never once µ have to change locations. The Festival occupies Walt Disney World's Epcot theme park for six weeks. Custom Fit Earrnolds for The magic began Sept. 29 and ends Nov. 12. During this (" time, tens of thousands of peo­ yo'!~u~!~fu!ayer! ple flock to Orlando to treat • Swfrn Earplugs / themselves to the ultimate in •Concert Earplugs . j worldly cuisine sampling. Pernlanent hearing loss can occur~ It all starts in Scandinavia with the Norwegian Meatballs in as little as 15 nilnutes! \ and Cauliflower Cheese • Gift Certificates available Mashed Potatoes. Folks can • State assistance for hearing stick around for a Lingonberry help available Mousse or head to South Africa for Bobotie, a traditional Cape FAMILY HEARING HELP CENTER, INC. Malay beef casserole. I If up for the challenge, guests can advance to Italy and 1425 Tuscawilla Roi;ld Suite 133 have Eggplant Timbale with Pasta & Ricotta, or try their Winter Springs, FL 32708 Pizza all Salsiccia, Sicilian pizza Corner of Ttiscawilla Rd. and Red Bug Rd. with sausage. No one should ,, (In the K-Mart and Albertson'nhopping center) leave without the Zeppole COURTESYTOMASVALLADARES ,. Fritte al Cioccolato, a fried pas- AUCF junior indulges in Durban Spiced Chicke_n at the South Africa booth. try with chocolate qeam filling Call for an Appointment and powdered sugar on top. food and wine pairings possi­ "Lucille" - and one song that I 407-696-0304 Perhaps the best part is all of ble. halfway through, he confessed i ' these delicious foods are priced Last, but certainly not least, he made up on the spot. $2-$4.50 each. That gives a ·is the Festival's music artist "You like this one?" he asked patron's wallet room to try lineup. The Food and Wine the shrieking1 crowd. "Good. foods from dozens of other concert series, held each night Cause I just made it up." places, like the Grilled Beef Sir­ at the American Gardens The­ Halfway through the show, a loin in Argentina Prepared ater, includes performances by teenager in ~asketball shorts medium with a garlic-glazed musical legends Little Richard, jumped onto the stage and Lit­ Chimichurri sauce, this meat The Beach Boys, The Family tle Richard's security guards goes well with the El Portillo Stone Experience and Gloria nearly jumped out ·of their Cabernet Sauvignon wine. Gaynor. skins, especially when Little "I can't breathe," said . On Wednesday, Little Richard shooed the guards Matthew McLaren of Palo Alto, Richard played for a packed away. CA, after two helpings. "I'm so pavilion of fans who cradled The yount":tnan whispered full, but I still want more:• Greek salads and plates of something to Little Richard that Also worth saving room for Canadian Maple Glazed was inaudible to the audience, is the Vegetable Curry with Salmon in their laps as they except for the word "inspira­ Basmati Rice in India. Paired waited for the '60s rock pioneer tion." A lot of ooh-cµihing fol­ with a Coconut Rice Pudding toperform. . lowed, and Little Richard asked for dessert, the total comes to "Did you like that Geico his brother to come on stage $4 and stomachs want to kiss commercial?" he asked an audi­ and bring th,e young man an the chef. ence of thousands. "I barely autographed pook. Speaking of chefs, all of the understood it." Saul Hipburn, 30, could not foods and wines prepared at the The 74-year old superstar care less. Epcc;>t Food and Wine Festival rocked the house in a purple "That's all fme and good," he are carefully researched and diamond-studded suit that muttered to PiS wife, "But I'm prepared by regional chefs resembled the likes of a bathing not leaving •before he plays from all over the world Disney parrot. His set included several 'Tutti-Frutti'." sommeliers also work the of his biggest hits - "Good Lucky for Hipburn, that was entire year to ensure the best Golly, Miss Molly," and Little Richard's closing song.

Custom T~SHIRTS Comi~g October 26th to Towers at Waterford lakes ·Any Photo .Any Graphic •Full Color Ja fa vie,s e, Cu l)jvie, .oone in 24hrs .Qty Discounts 504 N. Alafaya Trail· Suite 117 Orlando, FL 32817 . Phone: 407.227.0060 Fax: 407.277-0065 Dow Hiring. 1 Shirt for $15 Call:407.342. 2823 1 SMshi 727- 734-2421 & UquorBar BayAreaCut\tom.com . .www.fuj isush ifivesta r.com ..

HOW TO PLACE AN AD SUBMISSION DEADLINES PAYMENT METHODS CLASSIFICATIONS RATES Online 24 hrs/day: Online: VISA, MC, AMEX, Rate Rate Rate A Bm.l 11.m.t www.KnightNewspapers.com/classijieds 9 a.m. day before publication Discover, Cash, Check 100 Help Wanted: General C 325 For Sale: Automotive B First issue: $6 $9 $J.8 12S Help Wanted: Part-Time C 350 For Sale: General A By phone: 407-447-4555 Phone, fax, in person: Each addl issue: s4 $6 $12 OFFICE BUSINESS HOURS . 150 Help Wanted: Full-Time C 375 For Sale: Pets A By fax: 407-447-4556 5 p.m. Fri. for Mon: issue 175 Business Opportunities B 400 Services B • Pricing includes up to four lines, 35 characters per line In person: University Court, Suite 200 5 p.m. Mon. for Wed. issue Monday - Friday 200 For Rent: Homes B soo Announcements A • Offering a successful average return of over 85% Univ. Blvd. & Rouse Rd. behind Chick-Fil-A 5 p.m. Wed. for Fri. issue 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. · 225 For Rent Apartments B 600 Travel' . B 250 Roommates A 700 Worship B • Reaching UCF and East Orlando, multiple publication 275 Sublease · A 800 Miscellaneous B placement available for Oviedo and Winter Springs 407-447-4555 • www.KnightNewspapers.com/classifieds 300 For Sale: Homes B 900 Wanted B ·Enter and view classified ads online 24 hours a day

rTiTi1 HELP WANTED: ~General

BARTENDERS WANTED. $300 a day potential. No Experience Necessary. Training Proyided. Age 18.+ OK 800-965-6520 x 107. Women ages 21-30 you can help make a (~ ffJJt ~. tAmerica miracle happen! Egg donors needed to .-;. . M 0 RT GAG iii 8 AN K Ii AS help women who are waiting to become moms. 6-week process, $3,000 compensation . If you are asa les closer of any kind, are lookingfo r aplace to rnake six figures, arerea dy to waik your .Calf our clinic, 407-740-0909 talk, dowhat it takes ina profess ional, dynamic soles driven environment where trips to Vegas, $5,842 FREE Cash grants. Never Londonand South Beach are the rewards and alife of success. destiny calls!! Repay! FREE grant money for School, · Housing, Business, Real Estate. For Tired of making low wages and working long hours? Are listings 1-800-509-6956 ext. 802 As aloan officer withMe tAmerica Mortgage Bankers in Orlando, you will havethe opportunity to UCF Men's Basketball Team Tryouts change the lives of O!hers while facing daiiy challenges. No mortgage experience? No problem. you money motivated but can't seem to find the right . Friday Oct. 20, 6:30 p.m. UCF Arena. MetAmerica offers3 we eks of incomparablet raining, prequalified leads daily, and constant support · Must be enrolled as a FT student at UCF as you learn the business. job? Is school keeping you busy? (12 credit hours). Must bring proof of health insurance. For more information Benefits include Blue Cross/Blue Shield and 401k with maximum allowable match. please call 407-823-5805. For immediate consideration, please fax or email your resume to Full or Part lime Position available at 757-213-9450 or [email protected]. leading Software Company. Get a real job! Visit our website www.metamerica.u·s installations. Demonstrations, Trainings, Support, Quality Assurance. EOE/MF/H Submit Resume to [email protected] Sams Neads Downtown now hiring. Sous Chef, Line Cooks, Lead Hosts, Bussers. Apply daily btwn 2pm-4pm. Or fax resume to: 407-999-8948. -Huild Experience! MOONWALK DELIVERY DRIVER . NEEDED. Mostly weekend work. Call and Set-Up an Immediate Interview! Delivery & pickup of moonwalks and 1 Bring a Friend and ask us how you can receive other party supplies. Make $20+ per delivery. Must have pickup/SUV for 1 deliveries & valid drivers license/proof of $100 Referral Bonus!* insurance. Call 407-810-4003. d Call 407-896-0124 Ext. 2963 Earn $800-$3200 a month to drive brand ne)N cars with ads placed on them. • $8 - $15/hr a verage to schedule an interview or email your resume to www.DriveAdCars.com y • Weekly Paychecks ~~ . /7 W(nkWltll [email protected] 0 • Weekly Bon uses vour School £ Sch cclu l ~ Make full-time pay working part-time hours working less than a mile Customer u • Paid Training J Service I Safes r • Flexible Schedules AM/PM · from school! Come work for the nations largest New and Used Car •Part-time • Fun Environment Advertisement Company! .·Flexible Hours R • Growtb Opportunities North Orlando/UCF: ( 407) 673_.9700 GREAT e 3592 Aloma Ave, Suite 6. W inter Park. FL 32792 OPPORTUNITY s shenao@ dialamerica.com Auto FOR u Trader® STUDENTS! m Apply Online: www.DiaJAmerica.com/ WinterPark e South Orlando: ( 407)-243-9400 Jii444iift.t~ '•

Full-Time Inside Sales ReRresentatives

•ill ,.I Deputy Comptroller Positions available

Applications can be picked up in the Student Government Office

Applications are due by Wednesday October 18th by Spm

« The Deputy Comptroller is the chief assistant · .to the Comptroller all matters involving the legislative accoµnts. The Deputy Comptroller $25K base salary plus commissions and bonuses will assist the Comptroller in reports, Full Benefits ~ Paid Vacations/Holidays assignments and management of the finances of Student Government. The Deputy comptroller wHI specifically track spending Marketing, sales and/or telephone experience a plus trends of legislative accounts and advise t he Student S~nate accordingly. Responsibilities include: Lead Generation, Cold Calling and Appointment Setting We encourage all students to come and participate in SGA and this is a g reat way to do so.

score media 407-829-7299 ext. 107 scoremedia.net SGA.UCF.Edur I I• ' (enttaf ~ba Jutui-e • October 20, 2006 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A13

Bdrm avail In a private 3 bdrm home, with patio, jacuzzi, pool table. $550/mo each, all utilities included. Female only. High speed Internet, cable, W/D. 15 mins from UCF. Midland Information Systems needs to hire 3 Call 561-543-6685 HIGHLY MOTIVATED inside sales representatives ROOM AVAIL. 11 /1 in 2/2.5 to sell software. townhouse very close to UCF. Move-in date flex. Must be nice, fun, clean Beds: All brand ~ew. · Never-Flip Pillow­ No experience necessary, but must have I/student.no smoking.$575/mo+1 /2util. Top Mattress sets. Twins, $120, Full, 1 mo. dep.req'd. $140, Queen, $160, King, $230, delivery SPOT EXCELLENT PHONE and COMPUTER SKILLS. call (321 )446-8933 available. 407-331-1941 Technical background aplus. Base Salary+ Room Avail. In 412 In ASHINGTON 2, 250 watt ALPINE 6" x 9" 3-way car stereo speakers. Used for 6 months and THE SPOOF PARK. 1ml from UCF. $400lmo. Big Commission w/ unlimitedearning potential+ Backyard, High Speed Cable/WWW. got a new car, GREAT SOUND!! $90 4o1 k, Health, Life and Dental Insurance. Very Clean and Relaxed. 954-249-0908 retail $189, Call Bryan 561-644-4478 CONGRATULATES THIS WEEK'S WINNER BED $135, Absolute bargain, New Room for rent 3000 sq ~home Queen, pillow-top mattress set. In plastic - ~ . - In Avalon Park 15 mins from ucf 650/mo Warranty Call 407-287-2619. util incl. internet.every cable channel call Fred 850-291-3183 · Compaq Presario R3000. 512MB Ram, Please send your resume via: 15.4" screen, 6ibs. Comes w/ brand new Email: [email protected] extended battery.year warranty thru Best or Fax (407) 571-3115 Buy w/ option to extend. 954-873-3374 Futon w/ 8" mat, BRAND NEW, can deliver. $200 Call 407-831-1322 Room for sublease In 412 at Northgate Lakes Apts. F only. 420/mo. · Pool Table: 8' professional series part Immediate Availability I furniture style table, carved legs, Help want~d for time Call Arielle at 727-688-6866 oversized 1" slate, leather pockets. All position at animal hospital. 1/1 In a 414 at Science Drive. 2 min BRAND NEW. Retail $4,000; Must sell from CJCFlll Fully furnished, all utll. $1250. Duties to include: cleaning, Set-up _available. 407-831-1322 For rent: 3BD/2BA Home In Incl. UCF Shuttle. $550/mth, Move-In assisting doctor, bl!thing, sqme Ashington Park close to UCF. . ASAP. Call (941) 809-0766 nowl BED $120, Mattress Set, Full Size, Includes all appliances. No Pets. filing, and reception work. Jefferson Lofts Apt. 1/1 . Wood floors, Brand New, still in plastic. $1000 deposit, $1295/month. Please Call 407-287-2619. call (407)298-9075 / (407) 716-0459 fully furn., utilities incl. gym, pool, hot tub, · ask for Rick free parking decal. Nice neighbors. Avail. BRAND NEW, Tempur-pedic type Splng 07' Call Jeremy 407-902-5311. Memory Foam Mattress Set w/ warranty. Brand New 4/2.5 in Waterford Trails. PEGASUS POINTE UCF, 4/2, furnished, $1800 value. Must sell $495. Community pool, tennis courts, 2,724 sq. all utilities, vacant, $470/month, female, Call 407-423-1202. ft. W/D. Less then 10 minute to UCF. call 954-290-5894 Bed Set: $900, 6 pc solid wood, sleigh SUDO KU $1850/mon. Call 321-303-3165. bed group, never used. BRAND NEW Avalon Park 3/2.5, 1 car 407-831-1322 . tw garage, gated community, pool, ceramic 5 ! 3 6 2 Bed 100% all brand new King pillow-top •...... + ... --.. -·.. · +···· ..···- - -·· .. •·fi••···- ...... tiling, 42" cabinets, on pond: $1100/mon. i ...... , ...... , ...... , ...... © Puzzles by Pappocom set. Must move, can deliver $220. Call 407-249-4969. 3/2 Home, WPschools, Call 407-423-1202. 2 6 1 ,,., BRAND NEW Townhome in The ···-·-..·······i ·····~···w· ·--····· .. _. .. .:...... ,...... r·-······-...,,, .. Fill in the grid so Biltmore gated community. 3/2.5; 2 car Woodfloors,Flreplace,NewRoof,­ NewAC,NewCarpet/Bedrooms,­ i that every row, ~ garage, utility room, pool, fitness center, 8 5 I jogging paths. Close to UCF! $1775/mo. LargeLot,Remod.Kitchen/Baths,$252k column and 3x3 Call Karen 407-923-2779. 407-678-2160 box contains the l Maltese puppy for sale. 8 weeks, 312 beautiful home UCFNatencla area. 413 on 1 acre with 400 sq ft workshop, adorable! $1200. Shots,food,toys includ. digits 1 through 9 .... Students welcome, Pets OK. covered rv & boat storage. 3 miles Call Alex 813-431-0767. Tile, porch. Available Nov. 1st from UCF. $409K. Tom 407-657-4311 with no repeats. $1300/ mth. (407) 230-0858. www.home.earthllnk.net/-lkgadr Monday puzzle: Classy Homes/Vacation Homes of all DREAM HOME, DREAM DEAL SERVICES $2500 down, no closing costs. Luxurious m f ~ sizes / ·Built In 2005-06 · Easy level Near UCF: Orlando, Oviedo, Winter 1, 2, and 3 bdr condos. Waterford Lakes t Springs, Maitland, Kissimmee, & (407) 737-0529 Wednesday puzzle: Davenport. Rent entire home from www.thecrestlife.com Mediµm level $1500 and up or share from $395 and JUST $2500 GETS YOU IN! t #fl up, master $595 and up. Share the No closing costs, luxurious 1,2, and 3 bdr Friday puzzle: most luxurious homes w/ others on a condos, Waterford Lakes, (407) 737-0529 ~ joint lease. We match you perfectly w/ www.thecrestlife.com $35 SHUTTLE TO MIAMI or FT. LAUD Hard level other professionals & pay referrals. 2 Daily Departures From Kissimmee l DREAM HOME, DREAM DEAL I · Call 407-716-0848, 407-334-6658 Book On-line at TransFloridian.com Nancepropertylnvestments.com $2500 down, no closing costs. Luxurious Or Call Reser-1ations At 1-877-246-4786 Solution, tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com t' ·1N 1, 2, and 3 bdr condos. Waterford Lakes r·-. 3/2 on 2.5 acre heavily wooded plot, (407) 737-0529 1000sq. ft. deck. $1310/mo. Oviedo 15 www.thecrestlife.com COMPUTER REPAIR CROSSWORD min. from UCF. $2500 DOWN, NO CLOSING COSTS BY EXPERTS ACROSS Contact Liz 407-359-6411. t Luxurious 1,2, and 3 bdr condos, Laptops and Desktops. 2 day 1 Lights,_, .. turnaround guaranteed. Retail store. action! Waterford Lakes, (407) 737-0529 Accountant for Property Management www.thecrestlife.com 407 332 7476. 7 Astern Firm in Lake Mary. Knowledge of AR/AP, cheaptronicsdepot.com 10 Take off 14 Herschel's general ledger. Excellent computer skills. Oviedo-move in ready-close to UCF Bilingual a +. Fax resume to PHO and Masters graduates to help planet RENTING DAYS ARE OVER! 5/3 bath w/2200 sq ft.split plan, 407-333-4407. Call 407-322-4446. with essay research and writing. 1S Kick the bucket Own for just $2500 down, no closing LR w/fireplace,eat in kitchen www.customessay.com 16 Byway Tropical Smoothie Cafe is looking for costs. corner lot, large fenced back yard 1-888-345-8295 17 Substitute ruler energetic and outgoing people. Flexible Luxurious, 1,2,3 bdr condos $292,900-call 407-256· 71 60 18 Frontline hours. Apply in person. (407)737-0529 Unplanned Pregnancy? 20 Animal's den 433 N. Mills Ave. Inside the YMCA www.thecrestlife.com Brand New Home ready to Confidential, Compassionate Adoption 21 Nile bird 407-896-4999 move, RENT OR BUY. Loaded with Advice. Expenses paid if needed. 23 Lamebrain HATE PAYING RENT? Own a luxurious extras. limber Springs at Avalon Park. Choose Lifel Fla. License #1105-002-000 24 Upgraded PIT Doggy Daycare Position. 1,2, and 3 bdr condos. just $2500 down. 4BD/3.5BA with 3 car garage and central www.AmericanKidzAdoption.com Brownie Must Love Dogs. No closing costs,,(407)737-0529 air conditioning. Near shopping center. 727-823-1537 Toll Free 866-525-3057 27 Hangs around Vet/Kennel Exp. a plus! www.thecrestlife.com Asking· price $2500/mo. 30 Boundless time ••·www.dogdayafternoon.net*** WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN! Call 917-686-8805 31 Joker e-mail resume: [email protected] 1,2 and 3 bdr condos, just $2500 down. 35 Decorative vase 10 MINUTES FROM UCF 36 Dispatch No closing costs, (407) 737-052~ Former student has 4/2 home for sale. 38 Cup's partner www.thecrestlife.com Eat-n kit, split bdrms, fenced, 1car gar. 40 First name in · NO MORE RENT! Own a luxurious Motivated to sell. $237,900. Call Joyce l~t>ihA- psychoanalysis 1 ,2, and 3 bdr condos, just $2500 down. at Century 21 Oviedo. 407-366-5837. 42 Short interval of Learning Express Toys/ Brand new No closing costs, (407)737-0529 0 0 Nft TI o" N_,(/ relief stotel Competitive wages, Flex. sched.A www.thecrestlife.com 43 Like angel heads great wrk env! MUST LOVE CHILDREN! 44 IRA type . . . 4/2 $750/mo. Water, cable, local phone Egg Donors Needed 45 Archaeological © 2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 407-677-TOYS (8697) All rights reserved. included. Across the street from UCF. site GRAPHICS!! Looking for students w/ C_all Matt or Marlon 407-380-6000. 46 __ ot March graphic exp. in design, etc. Good starting Up to $10,000 47 All-purpose Female needed for 212 Unfurn. Highpoint 7 Gave counsel to s .L 3 E) a 3 .L v a a 3 3 l:! pay based on exp. Call Jim vehicles 8 Humiliating 407->i93-9380. . Club Apartment $468 plus utilities. E-mail Compensation!!! A S 0 N 3 s 0 l:! 3 3 s s 3 for pictures/info [email protected] 49 Soothes failure [email protected] 51 More woozy 9 Latin X ";/ s 1 I d ";/ 0 3 l:! 1 3 n 0 Kind, Healthy, Responsible than anyone s d V N s 3 s s 3 1 3 0 N Computer Store Needs Help NEW WINTER PARK CONDO 3/2.5 two story home w/ tile & wood 10 Dieter's dessert For Rent thru out. Fenced ·back yard w/ patio. Woman.ages 19-30 54 Use elbow 11 Sum to tide one I E) l:J n $248,000 Sellers Motivated!! Great for grease over S 1 3 A 3 B S .L N 3 l:!- $12/hr, flexible schedule, approx 15 2br/1 bth $900-$1000 57 _th.ere, done 12 Work for . 3 I N 3 E) S E) N I 1 0 3 3 S hrs/wk. Computer repair skills a 3br/2bth $1150-$1200 1st time home buyer or as investment Red/Blonde/Brunette Hair that property. Call Lynn McEnany w/ Exit 13 Rotating current ' must. Email resume and availability 2 miles from downtown Winter Park - 58 Kimono sashes 19 Wildebeest · Realty Tri County 407-463-3277. to [email protected] Call for appointment (407)628-4441 Blue/Green/Hazel Eyes 62 Park structure 22 Not spicy lTllfl:! 3 .L 3 W 0 1 I ~ 3 S V l:! 3 64 Fats of music -aAA' 1:1 1 3M .L 1:1 3 s 3 a 20 Hrs./week household coordinator, flex Ground floor 212. Gated comm., central 25 To"pic B"'' Jewish/ Asian/European 66 Military l:! 0 1 I V .L 3 N 0 .L ...... hours, light housekeeping. Some child air, dishwasher, disposal, refrigerator, 26 Beginning - W/D, community pool, lawn care subdivision 27 Japanese dish 3 l. I l V N 3 l:! ";/ V N 3 1 care involved. Must be athletic. $12/hr· Athlete/Tall/Dimples 67 Period included. $950/mo. Call 407-227-4116. 28 Group of three .L s v 1 a I A I 1 3 3 1 v Submit resume to: 813-752-9875. 68 Chief journalist 29 Viewpoint N 3 A 0 3 1::1 ";/ d l:J 3 PIT Driver needed Tues. or Fri. MusicallyI Artistically Gifted 69 Overhaul 32 Sour s s n Townhouse for Rent 3 3 d ";/ 0 s 3 H s 'rt 0 s I 0 12pm-5pm. Great pay. High ACT /SAT a Plus! 70 CIA precursor compounds Office Assistant needed. bdrm/2.5 batMoft/1 car garage In 71 Respectable 33 Tighten laces Please call 407-339-2433. Oviedo just minutes from UCFI 34 Bottom of the Last issue solved Loaded with upgrades (granite, DOWN barrel PIT Caregiver 1 YR experience. wood floors and more)! Avail. Nov Call (800} 563-0098 1 Ringlet 37 Invest with a 48 Forbidden fruits 56 "Ars Amatoria" 11pm-6am. Flex hrs. Experience with 2nd! $1600/month UCF/WATERFORD LAKES 2 Rug layer's quality 50 Kind of energy poet quads. Call 407-207-5103 Call to come see! 786-439-1872 Don't Miss this beautiful 3 bdrm. or calculation 39 Arson clues 52 WWW address 59 Nibble Townhouse. New carpeting & paint. Just 3 Biblical sages 41 Yellow Fever 53 Brought to 60 Privy to Babysitter/caregiver UCF area. Needed www.lovingDonation.com 4 Vigor carrier closure 61 Alphabetize Mon-Sat afterschool for 2 children until UCF/WATERFORD LAKES!! cross the street to dine.shop or theater Don't Miss this beautiful 3bdrm. 5 Seek office 42 Jetsons' maid 54 Goad· 63 Altar avowal 7pm or 8:30pm. Experiences and ref. @ Waterford Lakes Mall. Close to UCF. 6 Up and about 44 i;iegrudges 55 Striped candy · 65 " __ to Joy" Townhouse. Freshly painted, new 1 needed. Contact Sherry 407-616-3302 . Price Range $2391900-$259,900 or rent . & , carpeting appliances. Near UCF, · w/option. Call 407-616-4712.Lic. Realtor­ Solution and new puzzles in next issue's Classifieds just cross the street to dlne,theater & Genny Laracuente shop. Secure, gated community w/pool and garage. Only $1295 mo. BRAND NEW 3/2.5, 1 car garage. Gated Call 407-616-4712 community, w/ pond and pool. 42" ~ Front Desk Assistant needed for Apt. UNIVERSITY/SEMORAN AREA: cabinets, ceramic tile, pavers. $209,900 complex in Lake Buena Vista. Full-lime, 2BR/2BA condo near UCF. 1100 sq. ft.­ incl. flat screen TV. Frances Place Classifieds great pay and benefits. Fax resume or $900/mo. plus security. No Pets. 407-249-4969 inquiry to 407-827-1255 Call 407-657-5451 Serenity at Tuskawilla- 1, 2 & 3 bdnn Condo homes for sale from the $130's. ONLINE Close to UCF. Lg split bdrms, pools, gym, billiards, etc. 100% financing. Call ' in the 407-629-2256 for incentives. Call STS for the best deals to this year's top 10 Spring Break destinations! GOLDENKNIGHTSNEEDJOBS.COM 4/2 home located within 5 minutes from www.serenitycondohomes.com 1-800-648;4849 Www.ststravel.com. Ask We need Paid Survey Takers In UCF off of University Blvd near bus stop. (enttal 'fodba '1tture about group discounts! Orlando. 100% FREE to join. $525 Utilities and wireless internet for as low as $4 an issue! Click on Surveys. included. Call Fely at 407-678-6306. s:1:T!1 FOR SALE: Selling Something? With our 85% Gay male has 3 bdrm/2 bath home to ~ Automotive success rate, it's as good as gone! To share, heated/screened private pool, place an ad call 407-447-4555 or logon www.KnightNewspapers.com/ classifieds high-speed & WIFI internet, loaded '97 Toyota Camry LE; 4 dr; 98K miles; www.knightnewspapers.com/classifieds cable/DVR, washer/dryer, widescreen runs great; new timing belt; cold AC; 312 UCF Area. RENT Immediately for theater. Newly remodeled. $480 incl. all . $4200 407-496-4164 $1,290 mo. Includes Lawn except phone. ,Brian 407-281-0036. Maintenance and Washer/Dryer. Duplex. Nice, quiet culdesac. 3268 1 Bedroom1 bath avail. for rent in my Vishaal Dr. 32817 Call Susie home.' Near UCF. Must be clean and 32·1.229.6333 Photos at www.­ responsible. $575/mo. Price includes Homes2Vlew0nline.com water, electric, high speed internet, cable garage storage. 407-758-8918. 'Avalon 3.bdrm 2bath home for rent. 1 min. to UCF. Fall out of bed to class. $1450 p/month. Call 407.243.6063 Furnished House w/ 3 rooms to rent, all util. & internet incl. $600/mo. BRAND NEW HOME FOR RENT Call Jason 239-633-4216. 02 BMW 5301 DVD PlayStation 2 & DVD, 4bed/2bath/2car - Price Negotiable - Looking for 1 or 2 female roommates 2 12" Sub. Warranty Available & 15min quiet drive from UCF - Quiet for a beautiful 41212. home in - F;inancing. $24995 OBO neighborhood Waterford Lakes. Fully furnished, high Contact Joseph 407-616-9785 . 407-963-1998 speed/wireless Internet, and 2001 Mazda Protege $7500 CLOSE TO UCFlll 3/2 house located 5 all utilities Included: $530/month. Call Natalie 954-471-8583. 73K Miles min away from UCF. For more info Beige with tan interior. please call Tara@ (407)967-1947 New townhouse, avail. immed. Private 4-doors, AM/FM CD bathroom, $550 includes all utilities + ICE COLD AC UCF Area I Oviedo high speed int. & cable. 5 miles from Auto Transmission · Beautiful 3/2 house two blocks from UCF. Backyard, W & D, Garage. M or F. Auto locks and windows UCF campus. Cathedral ceilings, Call Heather (321) 544-9211 New 'Mazda' Floormats ceiling fan~ and big 1830 sq. ft. New townhouse, avail.immed. $435+ 1/3 1 owner, garage kept Refrigerator, range, dishwasher. Quiet, util./month, F only, 10 mins from UCF­ CALL 407-658-4535 407-497-0164 safe family neighborhood. Nearly new private bathroom &walk in closet in rm.­ KAWASAKI NINJA'250 CC house ideal for couple or UCF. call 954-695-3398 Only one previous owner. Bought it and $1400/mo. [email protected] 2 bedrooms for rent in a quiet 4/2 home, never used it. Only 1900 miles. Perfect www.CentralFloridaFuture.com or 407-366-6979 15 Min. to UCF. $380.00/month (each conditions. $2,250 OBO. Call Javier room). Everything included. 407-235-4897 4/2 on Rouse and University, wood and 407 758-0097 or 407 275-2282. t9 tile floors, fireplace, 1700 sq. ft, on ski Need a Car??? lake, eritertainment welcome, secluded 1 roommate ne~ded in 3 bdrm/2 BA Why pay tetall??? • •l§ •Ctt§ f-l'l·'! 1I ;te;•zyii!J9 on 5 acres, $2000/mon. house. Front/back patio. Why not buy where the dealers buy Call Billy 407-491-4188 2 miles from UC.f. Bdrm not furnished. wholesale. Call Aub;\ey 407-388-9650. Now publishing_ every Monday, Wedn~sday & Friday $475/mo. + util: Call 407-489-3075. A14 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com October 20, 2006 • (entral :Jloriba :fututi

www.HOLLE~-CLl=ISSIC.coM OFFICIAL AUTO GROUP SPONSOR FOR UCF ATHLETICS

Serving Centr.al Floriida since 1938 ,,,,,™ ,, ""''"rs NISSAN (',.-----... /. rnazca . . - -~ ~ ~~~ .. ~·- .. ·~. _.._ ~ ------~.,_- .. -..- ...... ,, ,... -- Classic Nissan ll\llAZDA MAZDA is Conveniently Located • "BUMPER TO BUMPER" ROADSIDE on S.R. 436 between LIMITED WARRANTY 48 MONTHS OR 54000 MILES ASSISTANCE Colonial and University in East Orlando "I

AM/FM/CD, Power Windows, Stk #6C246790 WELL EQUIPPED! NOT STRIPPED! #71621197 Power Locks, Keyless Entry, Stk #6N404349 Automatic, Air Conditioning I

*** ·- Air Conditioning, 4 Wheel Disc Brakes AM/FM/CD Player, Tiit Steering Wheel $ It I Model Code:05716 IMO FROM ONLY + ' j with $2,600 down I $ c ;: A/C, AUTO, Power Steering, Power Brakes, - Stk #6L56~481 , Power Windows, CO Player Stk #6L!.i8467 4

Save Up To +

OFF A/C, CD, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Brakes, MSRP UPTO ABS Brakes, Tiit Steering Wheel, Alloy Wheels Model Code:42216

Stk #6C558115 2006 MOTOR TREND Stk #6C560067 SPORT/UTILITY OF-THE YEAR.

4X4, Power Locks, Power Windows, Cruise Control, Keyless Entry and 28 TO CHOOSE FROM Alann, A/C, AM/FM/CO, Rear Bumper Steps

Save Up To + OFF MSRP Model Code:044'l6 Air Conditioning, Power Accessories, Automatic Dynamic Stability Control, 244 H.P Turbo Charged, ABS Brakes, Side Airbags, 18" Wheels FROM ONLY LEASE FROM *

"Cash back from Nissan on new 2006 Altimas, 2006 Xtenas, 2006 Sentras, 2006 Frontiers Qncluding Crew Cab) and 2007 Versas. Offers expire on January 2, 2007. Cannot be combined with other offers. -Deferred interest added lo contract balance and payable over remaining contract tenn. New purchases only. Subject to cred~ approval. Not available in Pennsylvania See Nissan dealer for details. Niaaan, !he Nissan Brand Symbol, NMAC and Nissan model names are Nissan trademarl

SALE HOURS: SALE HOURS: Mon-Fri 9-9 •Sat 9-9 Sun 11-6 • Mon-Fri 9-9 •Sun 11-6 SERVICE HOURS: SER IC HOURS: Mon-Fri 7-6 ~at 8-5 Mon-Fri 7-6 Sat 8-5 NISSAN MAZDA -

H WV 436 Between Colonlal a. University Blvd. Next to_Classic Mazda East HWY 436 Betw-n Colonlal a. University Blvd. Next to Claulc Nissan :1,.-888-N EW-N ISSAN 1-800-639-7000 ., I 1 www.classlcnissan. om 1-888-639-647 wwvv-classlcmazda-com >