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CRIME HE BETTER OFFERTO UCF wants to end Cans What do you think "Fan Cans" not supported by school • about"Fan Cansr' www.UCFNews.com JEFFREY RILEY area with a black and gold Heston said UCF sent a Ohio police said a suspect in a Editor-in-Chief robbery was arrested when he motif. letter last week asking returned to the home about two Despite the spirited Anheuser-Busch to discon­ ity in the past. In 2008, Hitt hours later to ask the victim out on a UCF fans were not appearance of the cans, tinue the promotion co-chaired the Orange date. Columbus police said the the only ones wearing UCF is not supportive of around the school area County Underage Drink­ woman recognized the man as one school colors during the idea One of the reasons for ing Task Force. of the robbers when he returned. He football weekend. "We don't feel that this UCFs disfavor of the cans UCF also feels that the is charged with robbery. Anheuser-Busch's sends the appropriate mes­ is that it promotes under­ use of black and gold gives "Fan Cans" promotion sage," said Grant Heston, age drinking, Heston said the appearance that the has certain cans of Bud assistant vice president of - a topic that President Light sold in the Orlando UCF News & Information. John Hitt has made a prior- PlfASE SEE CANS ON A3

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,. Uncover Thu ays Transfer POP CULTURE students CON KIDS CAN setrecord • C Nine hundred zombies,aliens and forfa11'09 ,- Star Wars Stonntroopers perfonned Michael Jackson's'1hrillel'' music video dance routine on Sunday in Transfer official calls Atlanta.The ao\W,part of'Dragon Con,"hoped to set a recotd for the growth "astonishing'' most people doing the dance at once; ho~officialsfrom the Guinness KENDALL BIERER World Reco t approve. Contributing Writer While freshman enrollment figures have remained constant PGA Tour season is ending, but in recent years, a record number of students have transferred to Florida gets three more months of UCF from community colleges golf weather, and Knights can hit this semester. the local links for cheap. Since the beginning of the fall semester, 5,200 transfer stu­ Breaking -SEEVARIETY,A9 dents have been admitted to UCF from Florida community news on colleges, and 1,000 have been rm your cell admitted from other colleges and universities, according to Get UCF news sent to your cell phone. Just text the keyword Charlene Stinard, the director of -,"' UCFNEWS to 44636. Transfer and Transition Ser­ vices at UCF. "What is astonishing is the AROUND CAMPUS, A2 rapid growth occurring at this school," Stinard said. "The pop­ WHAT TO WEAR, ularity has truly increased as BRING,AND DO AT A more transfer students choose UCF as their first choice." CAREER EXPO According to a fact sheet pro­ Discover everything from what to duced by the Office of Transfer bring to an interview, what to and Transition Services, in the wear,and how to research 2007-2008 academic year alone, employers at the"Get Noticed: Elijah Wood counts down 'til 9 Fowler than the Rest:Animals the office assisted more than Shine at Career Expos," Career that don't deserve the res~ 59,563 constituents with ques­ Services workshop today at 3 p.m. Director Shane Acker and star tions about UCF, academic pro­ Ertjah Wood of the new Rant with our columnist as he takes a look grams and transfer procedures. animated film 9 talk with us UCF is trying to accommo­ at three contrasting animals and the date the transferring students in NEWS BRIEFS, A2 about their creepy Tim Burton­ overwhelming hype fed to us by Disney, a variety of ways, Stinard said. STUDENTS VETERANS produced flick. Hollywood ... and ESPN. "Every year we send a coun-

ASSOCIATION TO PLEASE SEE STUDENT ON A4 • HOLD CEREMONY The UCF Student Veterans Association is holding a ceremony • this Friday at 8:30 a.m. in Deployed alumna utilizes Late start didn't deter turnout remembrance of the 9/11 attacks and in honor of the servicemen JUSTINE GRIFFIN & CAlnlN BUSH and women still fighting overseas. dtWee as group historian News Editor & Photo Editor STEPHANIE PEGO the war on terrorism," said The new tailgating COLLEGE Contributing Writer Tara Clements, Operation hours and rules received • REPUBLICANS TO Tribute to Freedom pro­ mixed reviews from UCF Staff Sgt. Anya Williams, gram manager. football fans. PLACE FLAGS a UCF alumna, has put her According to Clements, The first home game In remembrance of the Sept.11 English literature degree to Operation Enduring Free­ last Saturday was the first terrorist attacks, the UCF College use. dom encompasses several game that football fans Republicans are placing about In an e-mail interview, areas around the globe, experienced new rules 3,000 miniature American flags on Williams, 26, said she has including the Philippines, that limited the time fans the free speech lawn Friday next been a member of the U.S. but it's main focus is in could tailgate on campus. to the Math and Physics Building. Army Reserve for seven Afghanistan. Tim Lind, a senior EMRE KELLY / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE years and is now serving as criminal justice major, Students, faculty and alumni tailgate at the first game of the 2009 football • As the only historian on season. New tailgating rules began Saturday and will continue all season. the historian cataloguer of her team, Williams said she who arrived on campus at the 143rd Expeditionary records important experi­ noon on Saturday, wished For more photos which attracted students, '• he could have been on of tailgating visit: alumni and members of Iii INDEX TODAY'S Sustainment Command in ences and tasks the group campus much earlier. G www.UCFNews.rom the community to cam- Around campus 2 WEATHER Afghanistan. completes and serves as the "I started tailgating on pus. • Weather 2 Williams was deployed unit's executive administra­ to Afghanistan in February tive assistant to the colonel campus right at noon," campus until noon when Gameday law enforce­ News Briefs 2 Lind said. 'We just played kickoff is later than 6 p.m. ment, which includes the Sports 2009 as part of the first andsergeantmajot 6 expeditionary sustainment games and grilled out; I On days that games start UCF Police Department, Yariety 9 "Her written work will command group to be uti­ wish we could have start­ before 6 p.m., tailgating Oviedo Police Depart­ Opinion 12 ISOLATED pave the way for what lized in Operation Enduring future groups in ed earlier though." may begin as early as 8 ment, Orange County aassifieds 13 HTORMS Freedom in Afghanistan. Afghanistan try to achieve," These rules, instituted am. Sheriff's Office and Flori­ Sudoku 13 "Operation Enduring by the Gameday Planning Limited tailgating da Highway Patrol, made Crossword 89° 74° Clements said. 131 Freedom is a part ofthe war Committee, state that tail­ hours didn't affect Satur­ that focuses on supporting PlfASE SEE SOLDIER ON A3 gating cannot begin on day's turnout, however, PLEASESEE FIRST ON A5 • A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com Sept. 10, 2009 • Wttral :Jioriba '1rtun AROUND CAMPUS (eutral News and notices for the UCF community What to bring to an interview 11oi-iba Discover what employ­ ers expect from students before, during and after a Jututt career fair, including how The Student Newspaper at IJCF since 7968 to research employers, what to wear, what to September 10, 2009 bring, and how to success­ Vol 41, Issue 71 • 14 Pages fully communicate with The (enlml Florida future is the independen~ student­ employers, at the "Get written newspape1 at the University of Central Florida. Noticed: Shine at Career Opinions in the future are those of the individual columnist and notnecessarilythoseoftheeditOtlal staff Expos," event. or the University adminiStratiOn. All am tent Is property The event is hosted by of the Cemrol Florida future and may not be reprinted in Career Services, and is part orin whole without pennlssion from the pllbiisher. located in their office in NEWSROOM~ Ferrell Commons, Room 407-447-455_!!'.,.i'.~ 185C. It will begin at 3 p.m. ummus? today. Editor-in-Chief Call 407-823-2361 for Jeffrey Riley x213 more information. 'It's more like a family environment •• : - Joseph Bedrossian, owner CFfeditor@gmailcom News Editors Many multicultural meetings Justine Griffin and Join the Multicultural TINA RUSSELL Jennifer Ross x213 Contributing Writer Student Center and Multi­ News.CFF@gmailcom cultural Academic Support Online News Editor Services for "MASS Tucked behind a pma on Univer­ Ashley Camifax x213 Extravaganza!" today at 3 sity Boulevard is a locally owned, On/lne.CFF@gmailcom p.m. eco-friendly restaurant called Hum­ Opinions Editors The event is located in mus House. the Pegasus Ballroom in Samuel Struckhoff and The restaurant is owned by UCF Jerriann Sullivan x213 the Student Union. It will alumnus Joseph Bedrossian and has Opinlons.CFF@gmaiLcom be a resource for all multi­ been serving up healthy pitas and cultural or first-generation hummus to customers for 10 months. Sports Editor college students to share Ryan Bass and Bedrossian said the food offered at William Perry x215 information about majors, the restaurant is a product ofthe fuod Sports.CFF@gmailwm jobs, volunteer opportuni­ he grew up on. The menu at Hum­ ties, and other ways to get mus House contains various types of Variety Editor Mike Balducci x214 involved. salads, pitas and hummus. [email protected] Call 407-823-0401 for "I am Armenian so my family more information. always ate this food," Bedrossian said. Photo Editor Caitlin Bush Before opening Hummus House, Photo.CFF@gmailwm See your student government Bedrossian put his engineering The UCF Student Gov­ degree to work at Kennedy Space Staff Writers ernment Association Senate Center and Siemens. Michelle Dendy, meets every Thursday at 7 William Goss, Jillian Krotki, "I just couldn't do the cubicle, so I Carlos Maldonado, Jen Glantz, p.m. in the Key West Ball­ called up my uncle," Bedrossian said. Donald Thomann, Stephanie de Sousa, room of the Student Union. ''I had this idea, so we partnered up Mary Cristobal, Jonathan Hohensee, and decided to open up Hummus Allen Levin, John Murphy, Shaun llevan, House." Cannen Carroquino, Justin Sanak According to Bedrossian, the most popular item on the restaurant's Staff Photographers NEWS Ashley lnguanta, Corey Maynard, menu is the Greek, which is a pita that PHOTOS BY TINA RUSSELL/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Rami Rotfewia, Greg Territo, BRIEFS consists of grilled chicken, lettuce, Junior business administration major Sam DeRusso and Valencia sophomore Nikki Lalican, Amanda Moore, feta cheese, black olives, tomatoes, hospitality major, make pitas at Hummas House, located on University Boulevard. Reerna Desai, Christina OeParis, Keep with school headlines cucumbers and roasted garlic hum­ Shaun Bevan, Erin Drew you may have missed mus. The second most popular menu hummus here and it is delicious. The add whatever extra toppings you Copy Editors item is the Veggie Falafel pita. which hummus has more variations of fla­ want with no extra charge." William Buchanan, Kelsey Hinton, Student Veterans Association contains falafel, lettuce, tomatoes, vor, and it tastes more like a thicker UCF senior 'Irent Bower, social Viloc Pham, Jennifer Dorval to hold Sept. 11 memorial cucumbers, red onions and tahini chip dip than hummus:' science education major and lead The UCF Student Veter­ dressing. UCF junior Aury Fernandez, a singer of the local band Made of Graphic Artists ans Association is holding a ''I trained in New Hampshire at manager at the restaurant, said she Hemp, eats at Hummus House three Cara Cooper, . ceremony this Friday in this falafel place for four days, and I looks forward to coming to work to four times a week. Joseph MangabaJ remembrance ofthe Sept.11 didn't want to do the falafel," Bedross­ every day because it is such a relaxing 'The people there are personable .. Editorial Adviser attacks and in honor of the ian said. ''I said, 'No Qne is going to eat atmosphere. and the food seems like it is better Michelle Yoffee servicemen and women it, nobody wants it,' and I didn't want "It's more like a family environ­ quality than brother-sister franchis­ \_~we/leY~~lnol~~idewm still fighting overseas. to put a fryer in the restaurant ment and I make it that way because es," Bower said. 'The lettuce is dark According to the SV.& "We went ahead with it, and it is it makes them resent you more ifyou romaine and the tomatoes are not ,. press release, the ceremony the second most popular pita" constantly crack the whip;' Bedross­ soggy. is titled "Never Forget!" and According to Bedrossian, the food ian said. It seems fresher and better quality; BUSINESS will begin at 8:30 a.m. in ingredients used at Hummus House Fernandez said employees have it's more organic." 407-447-4555 front of the Reflecting are all fresh and not pre-cooked. also created a relaxed atmosphere for Hummus House, located at 1565 Advertising Sales Director • Pond. Bedrossian also said they do not customers at the restaurant. University Blvd. Suite 4, contributes Mark Lanaris x204 At 8:35 a.m. there will be use oil when making the hummus, 'We are not any other fast food to the green movement by recycling [email protected] an ROTC color guard per­ which lowers the fat content He said joint because we talk to the cus­ all bottles, Bedrossian said. In addi­ formance, and at the time the fat that is in the hummus is tahini­ tomers and we get to know them,'' tion, the restaurant does not use Sty­ University Sales Director .,. Heissam Jebailey x201 each attack took place in based, which can be compared to a she said. ''It's a different experience rofoam products and works with [email protected] 2001 a speech will be read peanut butter fat for them because once they get to Green Fuel Systems to convert its by a speaker. If a customer gets a pita without know us, they stop by and they talk to vegetable oil into bio-diesel fuel The Distribution Manager The SVA has invited cheese, then he is only consuming a us and tell us how their day is going." company picks up the vegetable oil, Benjamin Wallinger x211 • Orlando Mayor Buddy 300 to 400 calorie pita. Bedrossian UCF senior Ashley Mitchell, a brings it to the facility, removes the [email protected] Dyer, Congresswoman said. mathematics education major, likes impurities and uses it for commercial Suzanne Kosmas, a repre­ UCF senior Kyle Robbins, a public working at Hummus House because vehicles. General Manager Raymond G. Bush x220 sentative from the gover­ administration major, had his first she feels like she can contribute to the Hummus House does not have ""' [email protected] nor's office and various Hummus House experience last Fri­ team and offer her opinions and any other locations, but does have a UCF officials to speak at the day. ideas. sister restaurant called Tenders, event, Nicholas Elliott, pub­ "I'm Greek, so I've grown up "Things here are a lot more located at 12226 Corporate Blvd. Fax: 407-447-4556 • lic relations director for the around this food, but I was never a fan lenient," Mitchell said. ''Ifa customer For more information or to order Published by Knight Newspapers SVA,said. of hummus, and I don't even like wants to make their own pita. I can ahead, visit www.hummus- 11825 High Tech Ave. Ste. 100 chick peas," Robbins said. ''I tried the make them their own pita. You can house.com. College Reps. to place flags in Orlando, FL 32817 .. remembrance of Sept.11 In remembrance of the Sept 11 terrorist attacks, the UCF College Republicans LOCAL WEATHER ~UCF • are placing about 3,000 Stands For Opportunity• miniature American flags High: 81° on the free speech lawn Today TODAY IN DETAIL Friday Today: Thirty percent chance of •• next to the Math and ISOLATED SCATTERED STORMS Low: 74° Physics building tomorrow. rain. Winds from the east north­ T-STORMS east around 15 mph. One~~0- hee copy of the (£Jltro/ F/crida Futurepemiitted This is the third consec­ Tonight: Storms into the evening. High: 860 per issue. If available, additional copies may be utive year the College High:87° Saturday purchased from our office with prjor approval for $1 • East northeast winds around 13 each. Newspaper theft is a aime. Violators may Republicans are hosting SCATTERED STORMS Low: 75° this event Low:75° mph. be subject to dvil and criminal prosecution and/or University disdpUne. ..

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• . 4 ,-7 ( 8) AffordablelabsOrlando.com • ~nttal '1tlti~a :Jutun • Sept.10, 2009 www. Centra/FloridaFuture. com A3 (Cans removed 77 swine flu deaths in FL TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State health officials lwhen requested say 77 people have died Focus on swine flu from swine flu in Florida. Increase in cases registered worldwide, especially . High The Florida Depart­ with many returning from a vacation abroad. .~ . ·~ fever "We certainly main­ ment of Health spokes­ woman Susan Smith tain that they do not have headach~ r school has officially the legal right to market released the HlNl death Th~. flu • . _ SVmi,toms ~ endorsed the product, UF's colors," Sikes said. toll Wednesday. . ~ Respiratory disease Runny , . Heston said. After submitting the She also confirmed ·' . . · · 1 Coughing ~ ~ , . z~ • Spreads through nose, ·1,,f Anheuser-Busch has letter, Anheuser-Busch that Florida now has not distributed the cans, told UF they were not widespread swine flu. The ~,:;,;~... ~ droplets from nose, sore 6, ~ J.(,. . which do not contain any going to sell the cans in change in Florida's status · ~ mouth, when throat ( "":¾, ~ 2 . ::;"' \ third-party logos or the area, Sikes said. from regional flu activity coughing, sneezing ~ ! I,'. -t1.e.\ to widespread activity can names, in areas where There were also plans •Inmost cases ;,{~ ' )l \'\ schools have complained, to distribute maroon and be viewed on the Web site said Carol Clark, vice gold cans in the Tallahas­ of Centers for Disease symptoms are mild; limb _. i,_ ____,,1\ -~ president of corporate see area. Control and Prevention. most people recover or joint ~ : social responsibility for SherriDye,trademark Smith said the change within a week pain •. fJ Nau~f:a, the company. licensing director for in Florida's status is not a .,,/)~· vom,tmg "Certain cans are not Florida State University, cause for alarm. She • Treatment Plenty (:""-~~1 being made available in said the university's main attributes it to school of rest, paracetamol, t ~~ '\ communities where complaint with the cans starting. antiviral medicine 1,,. ~ .,.,,,, 'i organizations had asked was the potential for mis­ Health officials are urg­ r,. ,..._.., / 'i us not to -offer them," taken identity. ing Floridians to seek (Tamiflu, Relenza - '( ~ - r Clark said in an e-mail "Our concern is that medical help if they feel oooore~~~ J ~ ~ statement. they would come off sick, to wash hands fre­ reduces risk of complications); Diarrhea ) Clark said that about looking like an endorsed quently, practice good vaccination (starts in fall, available for half of the company's product," Dye said. hygiene and to stay home highest risk groups first) wholesalers are partici­ The mistake could if they feel ill. pating in the promotion. come in the form of cor­ Concerns about porate sponsorship with a underage drinking and grocery store, Dye said. If the use of school colors FSU had a relationship have concerned other with a grocery store, and schools in Florida as well. Anheuser-Busch set up In July, the University promotional material for of Florida sent a letter to the maroon and gold cans Anheuser-Busch, asking within that store, a cus­ the company to stop sell­ tomer might believe that ing orange and blue Bud there is an agreement Light cans in the between the beer compa­ Gainesville area. ny and the university. "We were very con­ Dye said that unlike cerned on the topic of UCF and UF, FSU did not underage drinking," said have to write a formal let­ Janine Sikes, spokes­ ter to Anheuser-Busch to woman for UF. "A sub­ stop the distribution. stantial amount of stu­ The company's Talla­ dents here cannot legally hassee distributor volun­ consume beer." tarily did not order the Sikes said the use of Fan Cans after FSU said orange and blue is not they didn't want the cans only inappropriate but sold in the market area, also illegal. Dye said. Take th nternet. Leave the bulk. The HP Mini netbook. Connected. Portable. Affordable.

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NO. W·. $.· ,., 9· 9·. ,9 UCF memories QNLY . · · FROM Al books and capturing my thoughts and feelings into According to the U.S. words:' she said. Army Reserve Web site, Her favorite professor, the 143rd Expeditionary Dr. David Bowie, who has Sustainment Command is since left UCF to teach at comprised of more than the University of Alaska, 90 Army Reserve units said Williams stood out in and controls "more than his linguistics class. iJ[ ~Windows- 10,000 Army Reserve Sol­ "Ms. Williams was a diers throughout the hard worker, and quite southeastern United willing to learn," he said. 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NETS ~ ' V A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com Sept. 10, 2009 • (ffltnf jlorih 1uhm Student mentors help transfers acclimate FROM Al Transfer and Transition there to do advising for from Lake-Sumter Com­ as transfer shock, a phe­ felt when she transferred Services also recently hired them" munity College, Seminole nomenon studied by John from Valencia Communi­ seling manual to every com­ a full-time adviser at the According to Stinard, the Community College and Hills, a regent of the Uni­ ty College. munity college in the state Valencia Community Col­ university works with a pro­ Brevard Community Col­ versity System of Georgia, '½.t times I felt like not of Florida," Stinard said. lege East Campus to better gram called DirectConnect lege as well, Stinard said. for nearly 40 years. a lot of help was provided "This makes it easier for the advise students looking to that guarantees students "I chose to attend UCF Transfer shock can cause on the community col­ counselors to help advise transfer. entry into UCF after com­ because it was close to students' grade point lege-end to ease the their students towards what "This is something we pleting coursework at one home, had a respectable averages to decrease in process,'' Soliman said. prerequisites they should have been dreaming of for of four feeder schools in program for social work, their first semester and "Being a peer mentor take and general education at least five years," Stinard Florida. Valencia Commu­ and it has a good commu­ make the transition more gives me the opportunity requirements so they can said. "It feels so good to nity College is the largest nity," said Erin Bogart, a stressful than expected. to help those transfer stu­ have a smooth transition finally have accomplished it feeder school, although junior social work major. To help remedy this dents with any questions into their junior year." and have someone over many students transfer "When I was attending problem, Stinard has or concerns they may Indian River Community developed a peer- have and also allows the College, I had a lot of dis­ mentoring program rest of the peers and tractions that exist when called Transfer Knights myself to organize events you are in your home­ that pairs new transfer that help transfer students town. Without those dis­ students with students meet one another and UNIVERSITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE ti:actions I have worked who have successfully become part of the UCF hard, stayed focused and adjusted to life at a larger community." ------:- even made the dean's list university. According to Stinard, for the spring semester." "With the help of the peer mentors help advise Now that Bogart has advisers and peer men­ students on a basic adjusted to life at UCF, tors in Transfer and Tran­ general education and Transfer and Transition sition Services, many of prerequisites level and oil,(/- ca.'/' Services is trying to pro­ the transfer students are also plan events, organize P 'f'V'I' vide a network of stu­ able to beat the national meetings for Transfer dents for her to get to phenomena of 'transfer Knights, create work­ know at occasional meet­ shock' and match the suc­ shops and help with ori­ i11 ot/'I' aNec/io,,, ... ings. cess of the native stu­ entatioIL According to Stinard, dents," Stinard said. ''The peer mentors are the transition period for Senior Sarah Soliman, a crucial factor in every transfer students can a peer mentor at Transfer transfer orientation," Sti­ sometimes cause turbu­ and Transition Services, nard said. ''Without them, lence within students' said she wants to save oth­ we would not be able to academic lives. This is ers from having the same talk and reach as many more c~mmonly known sense of derailment she students as we do." •

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UCFlool :I Young Knights ._. drop first tourney • UCF finished 14th . ·"" out of 16 teams KEVIN HALL • Contributing Writer ,

The UCF women's golf team began their season this past weekend at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship in nearby Daytona Beach. finishing 14th out ofl6 teams. It was no easy start to the seaso1;1, • as the opposing field consisted of eight ranked teams in the Golf World/NGCA Top 25 preseason ., poll, with 15 out ofthe 16 teams in the field receiving votes to be iii the poll Teams played 36 holes Sunday, before moving on to the match play v portion of the event. The new members of the team had a strong outing in their first tour- nament. Freshman Valentina ..,.

CAITLIN BUSH / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Fontaine led the Knights shooting an WR Quincy McDuffie returns a kickoff for a touchdown to open the third quarter against Samford. He, along with Rocky Ross, will be vital against USM. even-par 72 in her second round to finish with a total ofl52 at 8-over-par to tie for 37th. Junior Katie Detlefsen followed with a total of 158 at 14- Golden Eagles offensive trio to NEXT GAME over-pat. Freshman Carolin Pinegger .,.. present challenges to Knights tvrned in an 18-over-par 162, senior vs.@ Victoria Tomko fmished at 19-over­ RYAN BASS par 163, and sophomore Elisa Aoki Sports Editor UCF · USM fmished at 26-over-par 170. '.) UCF was pitted against No. 24 You could see the look in UCF the Knights know they are going to Sat, 7 p'.m. j Hattiesburg, Miss. Kent State in the first round ofmatch football. players Torrell Troup and have to get certain things to fall into play Monday, in one of the two con- , Jah Reid's eyes after Tuesday's their favor, starting with consistent solation brackets weekly football press conference. quarterback play. Both Rob Cal­ Forupdatesof The Knights lost 3-and-2 to Kent They know Southern Miss is not abrese and Brett Hodges saw time the game go to: State and 4-0-1 to North Carolina in Samford. They, along with head in last weekend's game against Sam­ Cl_ www.UCFNews.com their first two rounds of match play. , coach George O'Leary, realize that ford, with Hodges playing the l,c:st The Knights wins against Kent State · Saturday's game is not just another of the two. Even after Calabrese came from Tomko and Aoki in the week in the season. completed just three passes through Southern Miss will pose some fourth and fifth spot. "Obviously, this iS a very impor­ more than a quarter, O'Leary still challenges to the UCF defense com­ tant first conference game coming said he's the starting quarterback, ing off a 52-0 win over Alcorn State. PLEASE SEE UCF ON A8 up with Southern Miss up at their but that both guys will see playing The Golden Eagles converted 34 place," O'Leary said '½.s I told our time against the Golden Eagles. first do~ and recorded 631 total football team, I think every game is "I spoke to Charlie [Taaffe] about yards of offense in the game, nearly important, but when you get to con­ it and both quarterbacks will play," tripling the Knights' total against ference play, it is extremely impor­ O'Leary said ''That is where I will Samford in both categories. USM's tant that you come out and get leave it.. Until one really takes it and defense was also solid, forcing three things done the way we need to get runs with it, I thitik that is really turnovers and compiling two sacks. it done." what we will do with it in fairness to Two ofthe Golden Eagles threats In order to follow the game plan, both players." on offense, Damion Fletcher and Austin Davis, both played well in Saturday's game. Davis accounted GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT for four touchdowns and threw for 217yards onl9-of-25 attempts, while MISS-ING THE MARK to return a kickoff for a TD in 2007,2008 and 'Fletcher rushed for 126 yards on 19 Southern Miss leads the overall series 3-1. The 2009, joining Arkansas, Oemson and Texas. carries. O',Leary has both guys on lone UCF victory came back on Oct. 28,2007.ln his radar for Saturday's game. that game, Kevin Smith ran for 171 yards. COMEBACK KIDS ''I'll tell you, I'm concerned about The Knights fought back from deficits of 7-0, the passing game a little bit," he said. RETURNTOTHEENDZONE 21-13 and 24-21 to win the season opener "We've faced [Fletcher] for three COURTESY UCFATHLETICS The Knights are one of four teams nationally over Samford on Saturday. Victoria Tomko, the only senior on the roster for PLEASE SEE KNIGHTS ON A7 UCF, finished with a2-1 record in match play. •

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·the competition to take down UCF • ASHLEY CARNIFAX scores are based on a com­ ANDREW KENNEDY are still left wondering Online Editor bined team effort, Sanders Staff Writer whether or not we can beat said her team has been teams like Baylor and Purdue Coming off of a success­ focusing on working as a The UCF volleyball team instead of knowing we can." ful first season under the team and have been trying lost for the first time this sea­ For a team composed of direction of coach Tyan­ to get on the same page. son, as they went 1-2 this eight newcomers, playing on gela Sanders, the UCF The team will likely be weekend at the Baylor Clas­ the road for the first time this ' women's cross country led by senior Erica Weitz, sic in Waco, Texas. season was not necessarily a team has been training who finished second in last The Knights (6-2) lost to contributing factor for the hard for this weekend's year's Black ~d Gold Invi­ Baylor Friday . night in losses, according to Dage­ meet, the Black and Gold tational, and junior Ocean straight sets and then battled nais. Invitational No. 24 Purdue into the fifth 'We try to· have the exact Cohen, who was one of CFF ARCHIVE This will be the second only two athletes named to UCF will host the Black and Gold set before also losing. The same routine on the road that year the Knights have host­ last year's C-USA All-Aca­ Invitational Saturday on campus. Knights capped off the tour­ we do for our home games,'' ~ ed this meet, and only the demic Team. Weitz and nament on a positive note Dagenais said. "The crowd • third competition held on Cohen were the only two Invitational begins at 8:30 beating University of Texas against us was not a factor · the new, on-campus 5K runners to score in each of a.m. Saturday, with the at San Antonio 3-1. either. We actually probably • course. UCF's eight meets. Knights beginning their 5K "We're a team that can had more fans there than any • Last year, Sanders Heading into this week­ at 9:15. just kind of hang in there," other team since we have • coached the Knights to an end, Sanders has a few Sanders encourages head coach Todd Dagenais so~e players on our roster impressive five top-5 fin­ goals in mind fans to come out, even if it said. "Playing against who are from Texas." ishes, and hopes to "I expect us to win," is just to see the team cross tougher competition is criti­ It was the extra experi­ improve on that this year. Sanders said. "The home the fmish line. cal to our growth as a team ence and athleticism on the "I expect us to fmish in meets are important to "I would like to see a lot and a program. · other side of the net that the top four in Conference win, and I would like for of students at the meet to "We have to play more Dagenais credited toward the [USA],'' Sanders said. them to run times that are support us," Sanders said. ranked teams because the team falling in the first two "Everyone on the team will faster than this time last 'We need all the support more we do that the better matches. · run a personal best." year." we can get. They run 3.1 chance we will have ofbreak­ Because cross country The Black and Gold miles and they deserve it." ing through. Right now we PLEASESEE UCF ON A7 '

( • (tntnl ,Wriba juture • Sept.10, 2009 www.CentrafFforidaFuture.com A7 Knights to use rotation of tailbacks at USM ,. FROM A6 job of checking to run or who plans to make his 2009 against the Knights. changed," O'Leary said. "I have already instructed. pass and then getting the debut Saturday versus UCF "He didn't play in the '½.gain, I think defensively that I want a rotation with years now, so we've seen ball into the hands of guys after sitting out the season last game, but I'm sure we you have to be sharp as far those running backs. I him. What's impressed me· who can do something opener with an injury. will see him on Saturday," as your assignments and think the kid is a good foot­ and I think the key to their with it when they catch it." Brown caught 67 passes O'Leary sai.d. " .. .I think he understand, by tendency, ball player, but he can't go whole football team is their The last p~ of that last season for 1,117 yards. is a very, very good player what they are doing." through the season with 31 quarterback [Davis]. offensive threat is wide He had six catches for 89 at 6-foot-6 and 225 or so. I The biggest story for the [carries]. · "I thirik [he] does a great receiver DeAndre Brown, yards in the last season think he is·someone you Knights against Samford • "I think he' played 50 have to be aware 0£" · was running back Brynn plays and that's too many Another challenge for Harvey, who rushed for ill for a kid like him." UCF will be Southern yards on 31 carries, but . As far as the quarter­ Miss' no-huddle offense. looked spent towards the back play goes, both Cal­ ·UCF ends on high note The Knights have seen it in end of the game. O'Leary abrese and Hodges have the past, but it's going to be noted that 30 plus carries continued to look sharp in FROM A6 a tough task to see if UCF might be too much for Har­ practice leading up to the .. can keep track of their vey and that the Knights match up with the Golden The Knights entered assignments on defense. will use more of back up Eagles. the tournament having "It's a no huddle team running back Ronnie "They practice very won 15-consecutive sets and they are basically get­ Weaver against Southern well,'' O'Leary said. ''I have on the season, only to ting the call from the side­ Miss. no problem there. It's just have that streak snapped line and it's very similar to "That was way too when the lights come on, in the opening match what we saw last year from many [carries],'' O'Leary you have to produce and against host Baylor. them, so nothing has said of Harvey's workload. that's the way I treat it." · The Knights dropped the first set against Baylor 25-9 and were never able to fully recover. Senior outside hitter Erin Campbell provided the bulk of the offense with eight kills but had just a .148 hitting percent­ age. ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF hit for just .062 as . The Knights (6-2) suffered their first losses of the season, falling to Baylor and a team, while Baylor had Purdue over the weekend but rebounded to defeat UTSA in their final match. mo.ch more success hit­ ting .434. team with more experi­ with 14 kills and 12 digs, ft was the. first full ence than us," Dagenais while Vtlde and Rex con­ match back for sopho­ said. "I thought we made tinued 'with their stro,ng more right side hitter great progress as a team play. . Renele Forde, who spent the way we played in the Vilde had seven kills the last week playing for fifth set against them." and six blocks and Rex had the Trinidad and Tobago Campbell, Forde and six kills to go along with a National Team. Ford senior setter Andee career-high eight blocks. added four kills and four Youngblood each had Overall, Dagenais was assists in the match. double-doubles in the happy with the play from "Renele [Forde] is still match. the team but said there are trying to get back into the Campbell posted 11 a few things the teai;n still swing of things," Dage­ kills and 15 digs, Forde needs to work on. nais said. "She brings us had 21 assists and 14 digs "We still have to find another option as a setter and Youngblood account­ ways to score points," ,,. when we run a six-two ed for 17 assists and 12 Dagenais said. "Right now set, and was able to digs. we're just playing and change the complexion of Freshman libero committing very few the match against Baylor. Meredith Murphy, who errors, and that's why It is something that we was named to the all­ we're winning the match­ will be able to use tournament team, led the es we are. throughout the season to Knights with 24 digs in "Other than that I love adjust to different teams the match and finished where we are, and it is and. give our opponents the tournament with 56. . right where I expected us different looks." The Knights also to be at this point in the The m.,ttch against received strong perform­ season and if we could Purdue was the one that ances from sophomore have been a little better could have put UCF on middle blocker Sara Rex had we could have stolen the map had they won, and freshman right side that match from Purdue." according to Dagenais. hitter Evija Vtlde. The:-Knights continue It was also the match Rex had six blocks to their season on the road of the tournament as the go along with two kills, next week as they will Knights fought the Boil­ while Vilde led the square off against High ermakers into a fifth and Knights with 12 kills. · Point, and the University final set. The Knights may have of North Carolina-Greens­ Purdue took the first been drained from the boro on Sept. ll. UCFA THLETICS. COM set, and the teams alter­ long match against Pur­ nated winning sets from due but it didn't show in that point before UCF fell the nightcap as UCF took 15-13 in the fifth. care of UTSA in four sets. "When it came down Campbell posted to it, Purdue was just a another double-double

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Young, visionary director Shane Acker has taken his Academy Award nominated short film and trans­ formed it into · a feature-length. action-packed adventure, 9. 9 is the story of a post-apocalyp­ tic world where the human race has been exterminated by the very m~chines it produces. During the final days of humanity, a scientist crafts a group of small creations whose purpose lies within salvaging what's left of civilization after the destruction of humanity. The cre­ ations, all numbered one through " nine, must band together to fight and survive against the still-existing machines. Their struggle examines the desire to live and the power of working as a whole. 9 stars Elijah Wood, John C. Reil­ ly and Jennifer Connelly as the teddy # bear-sized creations 9, 5 and 7. Cheap green fees near campu_s for Knights Wood, the film's title character, MIKE BALDUCCI worked with Acker on Peter Jack­ Variety Editor son's. The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Much like Frodo Baggins, 9 is a brave character of his own. He emerges Were in Tiger's backyard for a reason: Orlando is golfheaven. after the decimation of the human Florida may not defmitively be the "Golf Capital. of the World," as the race to become a leader and help the license,plates say, but we've got a good resume. Orlando has more than 75 other creations survive and hopeful­ courses, and they're not all charging an arm and a leg like the Disney ly thrive in the dreary world courses (up to $99 weekend rates). Both Acker and Wood sat down We've highlighted a few courses near UCF that gi.ve you the best bang with the Future to talk about the new film, which was released yesterday, for your buck, whether you".re a weekend-hacker or a scratch golfer wait­ September 9 (9/9/09). ing for your shot on the PGA Tour.

Forareviewof Stoneybrook Golf Club: Acker's 9, go to: As ofthis season, Stoneybrook is the new fl www.UCFNews.com practice course for the UCF Golf teams, and --· General Manager David Evangelista has PLEASE SEE EARTH ON A11 partnered up with UCF in a number ofways to attract Knights to the links. They've put two-for-one coupons on the UCF Athletics Web site, $5-off coupons in the UCF planner, and rates are as low as $20 after 2 p.m. Evangelista prides Stoneybrook on its consistent course conditions and its histori­ cal tendency to employ UCF students and alum: he estimates that eight out I of 10 employees are current or former Knights. It's a tougher-than-average course witli water on every single hole. The fairways aren't wide-open at all, and it's known for its extremely difficult final four holes. The AUSTIN FOWLER greens are unique and elevated, and its Columnist · breaks are much ruore extreme than a municipal course's. You'll need evecy shot for the course~ there are short par-threes that can be reached with a 9-iron, and there are Overrated long par-fives that may; require more than Will PERRY / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ' one fairway wood shots. Jason Goldmacher, junior, follows his bdll after a long drive animals: during a sunny afternoon round at Eastwood Golf Club. Fairways Country Oub: You can't find a much more affordable The fairways are nice and lush and the You love them, I , course around than at Fairways: with a UCF course is in great shape, especially with the ID, Fairways offers $10 rounds after noon daily afternoon rains. After 2 p.m., the nine­ hate them and $15 rounds on weekends. hole rate is only $15, and there's a nice cheap People love animals. Tucked away in a 55+ community on grill in the clubhouse if you plan on spend­ I think that's a pretty safe blanket Colonial near state Route 408, Fairways is a ing time at the 19th hole. statement, unless you're Michael nice, narrow and surprisingly challenging Vick. However, this love is usually a par 70. Not a lot of water, and the fairways Twin Rivers Golf Club: blind love. People typically buy into are pretty forgiving; but the greens are small Take Mitchell Hammock to Lockwood • whatever the media is selling and and make for a difficult approach. and you'll find Twin Rivers, right in the heart never fully examine why they shell "Because ofthe narrow greens, it's a shot­ of Oviedo. out money to see their "favorite ani­ • maker's course," said General Manager In 2007, UCF and Twin Rivers manage­ mal." ment agreed on a partnership that would Blake Sampson. . As the most logical man on the According to Sampson, the pace ofplay at keep the UCF Golf teams' practice facilities planet, it's my duty to enlighten the ____. the links is so fast, most players can finish a at Twin Rivers for years. McCUmber 50 Golf masses. 1 constructed a state-of-the-art practice facili­ round in three hours. Without further ado, the follow­ ty, complete with a video analysis system, ing are three animals that I feel are target greens, coaching offices and a player's • Eastwood Golf Club: highly overrated and, therefore, I do Eastwood is long, tough course in the lounge. a not respect. • low, green neighborhoods of Waterford. There's not a ton of water on the course, · There are quite a few water hazards, but the but it's prevalent enough to play right into 1. Elephants • your slice, if you're not careful. real difficulty at Eastwood can come after a I, like most of my generation, Twin Rivers continues with its tJCF hos­ • weekend of rain. The low landscape can have been spoon-fed lies about this pitality and offers $25 weekend rates for all make for marshy conditions and simple pud­ animal for as long as I can remem­ dles catl stretch into legitimate distractions. Knights with student IDs. ber. Disney gave us Dumbo. We're talking about an elephant with a Teed up high at Stoneybrook Golf Club, this TruFlight is ready for a drive down the long par-four,424 yard second hole. · , magical feather who could fly with Stoneybrook Is a par-72, 6,820-yard course tucked away in winding neighborhoods southeast ofWaterford on Alafaya Trail his ears. HE COULD FLY!

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The big change by the alleviate stress on students UCF did not announce Gameday Planning Commit­ who are attempting to repre­ the adapted schedule until tee includes reduced hours sent their organizations, and after season tickets were our labor, learning for tailgating on days when the school, in a positive fash­ sold Some ticket holders the game begins after 6 p.m ion. were very disappointed by On such days, .people are not UCF alumni make up a the new schedule and want­ I feel the need to start albeit slowly, with the permitted to set up or park large portion of the total ed to return some of the off this column with a concept that journalism until noon. gameday attendees. Many of tickets. We think this is a slight disclaimer. is not bowling. There is It is important to under­ these former students have reasonable request for peo­ This is not meant to no perfect 300 score stand that tailgating does not been tailgating for years. ple who only want to attend be a column of excuses, when putting together a just mean drinking with They look forward to the the days with earlier tailgat­ nor a written plea to get newspaper and planning your friends before the big relaxing, picnic-like day they ing hours. UCF does not our readers to forget any content online. There are game. It means many differ­ plan with their families. agree and is refusing to issue past oversights. always things we could ent things to the more than UCF is disrupting some of any refunds. Not informing What I am saying is be doing better. 30,000 people who come out their favorite traditions. customers of a major change this: We are a college And, unfortunately, for each !"ootball game. The issues brought on by until after they have pur­ newspaper, staffed by JEFF RILEY there are times when we Student organizations use the tailgating changes are chased the product-in this journalists who are still Editor-in-Chief will make mistakes. tailgating as a time to net­ annoying but manageable. case, tickets for an entire in the process oflearn­ That is where the work with current and Hopefully UCF will be able football season-is wrong. ing how to be journalists internal conflict comes in the first place. in. Here we are in the trial-and­ This is something I struggle error phase of journalism school with in my brain almost every time with a serious product. We are in I come into work here at the Cen­ the minority of college newspapers tral Florida Future. I struggle with it in the country that operates as a when I talk to people about the successful for-profit business, and paper, and when I see people read­ we are one of only two owned by a ing the paper on campus. major publication company. Grad school: Not When I see people flipping Despite the grandiose plot in life through the pages, I want to know that we have been given, what it what they think, and more specifi­ ultimately comes down to is that cally, what kinds of problems they this newspaper is being run by peo­ are spotting. ple who are still enrolled in the There is an internal battle to core classes to learn how to be recession-proof want to be perfect in all of this, journalists. because as editors and journalists, At the very most. someone on we are the ones mixing our souls in the Future's staff has about three t is no secret that finding attending graduate school that he is going to graduate ink twice a week for you, the read­ years of journalism education and I a job right now, during Despite this risk for stu­ school to become a middle ers, to consume. experience. Yet here we are, steer­ these tough economic dents, some teachers believe school history teacher. I cannot speak for anyone else ing this mass-distributed ship the times, is brutal and exhaust­ a graduate degree is a neces­ Callaghan is getting his mas­ on my staff about this point, but best we can. ing. Job-hunting requires the sity. In a recent online article ter's in education from Fram­ that sort of day-in and day-out That's what I'm hoping that you, same amount of effort, if not for the MetroWest Daily ingham State College. He judgment creates an aura of wicked the reader, understand I am not more, as a full-time job. News, Gregory L Freeze, says there is a wide range of self-consciousness. For me, this asking for anyone to take it easy on Many unemployed Ameri­ dean of Brandeis University's ages represented in his class­ newspaper is not just something I us. I'm not trying to wash my hands cans are turning to graduate graduate school of arts and es, from recent graduates to do; it is a way of my college life. It of any mistakes past, present or schools to occupy their time sciences, said the master's adults in their 50s. has been with me since soon after I future. while sprucing up their degree is the new bachelor's While we fully support got to UCF; and I hopefully will be My hope is that you will under­ resumes for the inevitable degree. The number of stu­ students of all ages continu­ editing pages up until the week stand that this newspaper that you market rebound UCF's pre­ dents enrolled in college in ing their education, we can't before my graduation. The newspa­ are holding in your hand, or this liminary fall 2009 headcount the past decade has steadily help but contemplate the per has been with me through good Web site you are reading from your for graduate students is up by increased, making the Bache­ risks and mention them to times and the bad. computer, is our educational learn­ almost 1,000 students from lor of Arts degree less presti­ you. Because of that inner connection ing device. fall 2008. gious and almost expected, Remember, college loans I carry, I cannot help but feel that In order to expand their knowl­ Many cite the economy as regardless ofthe profession. can take decades to pay off. It what readers see in the pages of edge and experience, business or their reason for enrolling. In Perhaps this is an addi­ is crucial to pick the best texts and pictures, they are also accounting majors may have an a recent article for the Future, tional reason for the increase graduate school for your seeing in me. I know that sounds internship with a stock-broking Evelyn Lora-Santos, assistant enrollment in graduate future career earnings. Not incredibly irrational, to essentially firm or a bank. Physics majors may director of Graduate Career schools in the past 18 months. all professions are created let what equates to my esteem fall assist in research with one of their Services, said since there are Recent bachelor's graduates equal and, therefore, do not on the variable of the newspaper in professors. - few jobs available, more stu­ are not the only people hop­ yield the same annual which I work, but that is the truth. We put together a newspaper dents are applying for gradu­ ing graduate school will land salaries. Keep these numbers However, I am coming to terms, twice a week. ate school during the poor them jobs. Older profession­ in mind when picking your economic market There is als who have worked in cer­ graduate school no guarantee, though, that tain fields for years are mak­ We also believe that you more jobs will be available ing massive career changes can't rely solely on your upon completion ofgraduate with graduate degrees in new graduate degree when hunt­ school Theoretically, a stu­ fields. ing for a job. Letters of rec­ dent could spend a few years After almost 30 years at ommendations, internships, MAN ON THE STREET obtaining this extra degree the Boston Globe's printing portfolios and technical skills only to be met with the same plants, Steve Callaghan told will all help your resume situation they faced before the MetroWest Daily News standout THE WORD AROUND CAMPUS 'How do you feel about ON UCFNEWS.COM WHAT YOU ARE SAYING Hodges, Calabrese both see Democrats for public option Knights E-Mail?' time against Samford Why do the Republican's often cry, "Socialist!"? What is wrong with socialism? "I still think its Calabrese's team, but I It provides equality as opposed to inequali­ think you have to be able to play both ty for health care. Sounds good to me. quarterbacks," I think O'Leary is trying to get fired. He's ready to retire and he -VINDAVEN probably wants the money to end his contract. Calabrese has shown us AGAIN I am looking for a concise answer as to that he can't lead this team. Moffit could­ what exactly is meant when ''Public Option" is referred to in conjunction with Public JUSTIN HENDERSON JENNIFER RHEAUME ANNE WILSEN n't do it until his senior season! Let Marketing, Junior Accounting, Junior Hospitality, Junior Hodges use his 4 years of experience at a Health Plans. I did not find you explanation "I like it. It's convenient to just "I don't like it. It's unneces­ DI school to lead UCF for the season. I'm informative so much as defensive. "It's annoying and Idon't like use Hotmail and not MyUCF." sary." it." sick of this @ controversy. Stop saying - RICHARD CONANT • it's Calabrese's team. It will be Cal­ abrese's team when he can prove that he can play during a game. He hasn't done Republicans for tort reform that yet. Start rhetorical questions/ Isn't It is pos­ • -YOURNAME sible that people have to wait in Canada because there are far fewer doctors and Rosen College encourages equipment? Aren't insurance companies watching their bottom lines by refusing students to use local foods treatment rather than charging more for policies? Isn't tort reform ''more govern­ EVAN GILL TAKEMA JAMES KYLE MEDVETZ We have local moose? ment'' and akin to capping what people Modem language, Junior Psychology, Senior Biology, Freshman

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