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Florida Stocks up First Presence in Challenge Final Round PAGE 2 HODGEPODGE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2010 PHOTO OF THE WEEK ERIK TANNER | SPINNAKER ERIK TANNER It has been said that the stars are an antidote for loneliness and depending on your philosophical point of view, this could be true. This photo is a three-hour exposure taken in the southern desert of New Mexico. The ellipses in the outer edge of the composition are formed by the stars leaving trails as the world turns around the central axis, which is always the north star as seen in the center of the frame. Last week by the numbers Q of the W: Best memory of the song “Sex and Candy” by Marcy Playground? Each week during the school year the Spinnaker staff reports what’s going on around campus, the city, the state and the na- tion: the good, the bad and the ugly. In this little space, we want “I’ve never heard of it … Not my type of music.” to summarize the life of the Osprey during the past week. - Erica Cisneros, Elementary Education, Sophomore dollars invested by Osprey 750,000 Financial Group “Graduating from the fifth grade.” fans who attend the JU game at the UNF Arena Jan. 29 get a free - Chris Hovel, Psychology, Senior 2,250 T-shirt Stockton Street, ZenCog Bicycle “Disco lemonade.” Company’s address, slated to 883 open Feb. 1 - Kenny Ponton, Elementary Education, Junior fruits and vegetables that need to be bought organic 12 “I remember watching the video on MTV.” year as head basketball coach Matthew Driscoll goes shoeless - Ian Bautista, Criminal Justice, Senior 1st for a cause “It reminds me of the time we tossed that prom baby in the Dumpster.” Erik Tanner, Photo Editor - Sam Mandrick, Philosophy, Junior Front Page: Dan Rosemund, Layout Editor Page 2, Hodgepodge Pages 8-9, Discourse Page 3, Police Beat Pages 11-15, Expressions Pages 4-7, News Pages 16-19, Sports Index WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2010 POLICE BEAT PAGE 3 1 Jan. 13 – Burglary (Garage 44) — Victim Matthew Everett JAN. 13 - JAN. 24 contacted UPD Jan. 19 to report someone had stolen his parking permit Jan. 13. He’d left his car doors unlocked around 2 p.m. while parked in Garage 44, and when he came back to his car around 9 p.m., he saw his permit was missing. UPD didn’t process the vehicle for fingerprints be- cause the amount of time had passed between the incident and the report. 2 Jan. 14 – Lost Property (Building 58W) — After leaving the UNF Bookstore around 12:45 p.m., Candice Jones went to her chemistry lab class. Jones then noticed her wallet was drug violations missing. She searched her car, house and room. She also since Aug. 21, returned to the bookstore to see if someone had returned 17 2009 it. Police also searched Lost & Found but could not locate the wallet. Jones contacted her bank to have all credit and debit cards suspended. cases of simple battery 3 Jan. 17 – Drug Possession (Building 55) — Police respond- since Aug. 21, 2009 ed to a possible drug investigation in Osprey Fountains 5 Jan. 17 at 2:30 a.m. Resident Assistant Charles Runfola was responding to a noise complaint when he noticed a student exiting a room carrying a glass bong. Runfola approached the student about the bong, which had marijuana residue inside. Runfola contacted UPD, and when UPD arrived, the officer entered the student’s suite and immediately saw a bong on the counter top in the common area. The report- 2 ing officer also noticed the strong odor of marijuana. UPD searched the student’s room and confiscated 11 cans of unopened Natural Light beer. UPD referred two students to Student Conduct. In this badge, the Spinnaker keeps a running total of certain 4 Jan. 19 – Petty Theft (Building 12) — Shakquikiar Gillespie crimes around UNF during the reported she was in the Library Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. on the sec- 2009-2010 school year. ond floor in a room beside the main computer area, when she left her laptop to make a call downstairs. When she returned to the room at about 4 p.m., her laptop was miss- ing. UPD arrived at the scene around 5 p.m. and contacted Library personnel, who did not have any possible suspect 4 information. BEAT of the Week 1 5 Jan. 24 – Simple Battery (Building 43) — UPD reported an altercation between five people in the University Center Jan. 24. At approximately 11:47 p.m., police arrived at the emergency room in reference to the alleged battery. The five victims claimed an unidentified security guard injured them while attending a party at the University Center. One of the victims claimed that during the party a fight broke 3 out between several females, and she attempted to leave. While moving toward the exit, the party’s hired security guard attempted to disperse the altercation by swinging a baton, which hit the victim on the head twice. The victim received stitches on her forehead as a result of the incident. The second victim claimed the security guard grabbed her and struck her on the left knee with the baton and threw her on the floor. As a result, she sustained a swollen left knee and welts on her left leg. The third victim stated that the security guard struck her with the baton on her right foot, which caused a laceration and a bruise to her head. The fourth victim claimed the security guard struck her repeatedly with the baton, which injured her left hand, left thigh, stomach and head. The identity of the hired security guard is unknown. UPD believes because the room was completely dark, there is no way to distinguish who was involved in the altercation and the alleged battery. 5 Compiled by Jessica-Lynne Dubois-Maahs. Source: UPD police reports. UNF Campus map: Facilities Planning and Construction Office. PAGE 4 NEWS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2010 UNF student hit, injured by Students heard at Ford F-250 on crosswalk housing town hall ERIK TANNER | SPINNAKER ERIK TANNER Four UNF students attend the housing town hall Jan. 26 to discuss the is- sues surrounding on-campus living facilities. Michael Saathoff represented Student Government in the event. JO S H GO RE BY MAX JAEGER million per year to $6.7 mil- | SPINNAKER ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR lion in 2010-2011, Riel said. Students who live on cam- Housing residents can ex- pus will carry this burden for pect rental rates to increase decades, but they may have ac- Emergency personnel push Josh Maser on a stretcher toward the ambulance after a truck hit him at the Osprey by at least 4 percent every year cess to the accommodations in Fountains’ cross way Jan. 25. The ambulance later drove him to St. Luke’s Hospital, which released him Jan. 26. over the next 40 years, said the Fountains, Riel said. BY JAMES CANNON, REBECCA Paul Riel, director of hous- “At first, it was a question MCKINNON AND JOSH GORE ing and residence life Jan. of volume, but it does seem SPINNAKER NEWS STAFF 26 at the housing town hall. that, because it’s a 24-hour Mounting debts have arisen building, it could handle the Police, emergency vehicles and from a combination of yearly people,” Riel said. students crowded around the cross- upkeep and the new Osprey Housing also plans to in- walk connecting Osprey Fountains Fountains. stall wireless Internet in all with the interior campus as a student Housing pays for its build- dorms by fall 2010, Riel said. lay on the ground after a Ford F-250 ing endeavors by selling They will begin installing hit him around 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25. bonds, and as a result, it must Wi-Fi in the common areas of The ambulance took UNF student repay the initial bond amount campus core dorms before the Josh Maser to St. Luke’s Hospital. and subsequent interest. The school year is over and will Maser was discharged from the hos- $86 million Fountains brings add the feature to rooms over pital Jan. 26, according to a hospital the housing department’s debt the summer, he said. administrator. JO to close to $115 million, Riel Housing will begin work- S UNF student Mariah Stieglitz H GO said. ing on payment plans next said she was driving behind Joshua Housing Services is an aux- year, and they will work to RE Kaghan, who was driving the Ford | SPINNAKER iliary and must, by Florida tailor payment plans to in- F-250 that struck Maser. She said law, pay for all of its own dividual students, Riel said. Kaghan was driving between 30 and expenditures, including the However, one student sug- 40 mph. Fountains. Housing even paid gested the housing mailboxes Kaghan didn’t swerve or rev the People gather around Josh Maser as he waits for the ambulance to arrive. for the boardwalk that leads be opened on the Satudays engine but she said he did not slow there and Osprey Ridge Road during the beginning of the down or stop for Maser, who had been the police report by press time – infrastructure UNF could semester, as to allow students skateboarding across the crosswalk. but will keep you updated as more However, there is fresh dirt at the have subsidized. expecting books access. Upon impact, Maser flew about information becomes available. Fountains crossway and a new sign “We requested that the uni- Student Government can- 10 to 15 feet and lay on the pavement UPD, however, did confirm that advising students to do such as of versity pay for it, and they celed last week’s town hall of UNF Drive until the ambulance Kaghan received a citation Jan.
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