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BOARD OF TRUSTEES GOV. CHARLIE CRIST VETOES TUITION INCREASE 11-YEAR-OLD BOY Hollinger· TAKES DOWN ONE .Walkout · chooses FAT PIG ~ letters · get cabinet answer ·7 former senators .: from Hitt take cabinet jobs 1 ABEABORAYA ROBYN SIDERSKY News Editor Staff Writer . . In a move that members SGA President Brandi< ~ Hollinger filled every available spo of Students for a Democratic on her cabinet. Society called amazing; UCF ~' From students who campaigne< President John Hitt used his against her, to students only in thei -~ closing remarks at Thurs­ Hogzilla, the 1,000-pound hog of sophomore year, HolliJ1ger reachei days Board of Thustees mammoth proportions killed ih Georgia beyond her base with her choices. meeting to address letters in 2004, may have met his match. An "It just happened, the way W< SDS delivered to him on 11-year-old boy used a SQ-caliber advertised," Hollinger said. "Wi handgun to kill a wild hog that weighed April 13. advertised everywhere - tht in at 1,0S1 pounds.The boy, who Hitt received more than Union, outside the Union, the cam· nicknamed his prize Monster Pig, was 90 letters with about 150 sig­ paign Web site, the SGA Web sit< · offered a small part in the upcoming natures, calling on Hitt to and even a mass e-:mail sent out t< horror flick The 1£gend of Hogzilla. end the ties between UCF every student. It was such a beauti and military research. Hitt, ful makeup. We're really happy i TRAVEL who was given until Thurs­ happened the way it did" day's board meeting to Several current senators wil respond. made it clear at the · CAIRO COMBATS resign their positions to accept nev meeting that he would not ones on the cabinet. With seve1 ask the board to m,ake such a SNAKES ON A senators resigning, this makes roon policy decision. · "Just so that everyone for Hollinger to appoint new sena tors. . ) PLANE understands, the university administration doesn't make "Senate seats are fair game,': Customs officers at Cairo's airport the proposals for research," detained a man who was trying to Hitt said. "It's a very' PLEASE SEE APPOINTEES ON A ~ smuggle 700 live snakes on a plane _ ...... _ - including respectable point of view. I • two poisonous don't share it. We should not cobras. The seek,to abridge the rights of man, identified faculty and staff to research asYahia as long as they meet the Pioneering Rahim,.hid the other guid~lines." · snakes in small Hitt said that in order to RAYMA JENKINS I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE cloth bags and curtail military research, the SGA President Brandie Hollinger at her first Board ofTrustees meeting Thursday. After Gov. Charlie Crist vetoed the 5 percent professor said he was board would have to make a tuition increase for undergrads, Hollinger and the board voted to keep the increase for graduate and out-of-state students. looking to sell broad policy decision to-not them in Saudi allow any military research at honored Arabia. Samuel all, restricting the ability of . Jackson coulct not be .students and faculty to con­ reached for comment. duct their own research. 5%INCREASE for studies Hitt said this would tram­ ple the academic freedoms of . AROUND CAMPUS,Al AMANDA · H~MILTON researchers. Contributing Writer COVER LETTER AND . "I'm amazed he even · addressed it," said Eric Ein­ At Thursday's. Board of Trustee~ RESUME WORKSHOP . an SGA senator and meeting, three professors were hon· TUESDAY, 11 A.M. member of SDS. Eingold ored by UCF President for helped organize the walkout receiving the Professor ·Hosted by Career Services and ~d the delivering of the let­ - Awardlastmonth.. Experiential Leaming, the workshop tefs. ABEABORAYA was safe from Crist's budget axe, left solely to "It's the first time we've had three will show students how to design a SGA President Brandie News Editor a vote by the Board of 'Ihlstees. . professors named in one year," Hitl resume, cover letter and other · Hollinger was also surprised Would Hollinger vote to increase tuition said. business correspondence targeted for by Hitt's talk, saying she had SGA President Brandie Hollinger wres­ just for those two groups of students, who, at Over the course of the next thre . the job they want. no idea he was going.to tl¢ with a tough decisiOn Thursday at the the very least, c•mprise 6.5 percent of the weeks, the Future will introduce eac address the letters. Board of'Ihlstees meeting. · UCF population? Hollinger's first thought ofthese professors. · "I'm actually surprised." ·She had already made up her mind before was to vote against it, wanting tuition increas­ LOCAL &STATE, A2 Hollinger said "I didn't real­ the meeting to speak i;mt against the pro:­ .es to be across the board or not at all Martin' Wanielista, director of CRIST, STATE LEADERS ize that he was going to posed 5 percent tuition h!crease for under- . ''I felt tom because the bill that the Gover­ UCF's Stormwater Management respond to that, and I'm glad graduate students, but then an early-morning nor vetoed only applied to undergraduate Academy and former dean of the TOTRAVELTOISRAEL that he did. I think he'd be veto from Gov. Charlie Crist changed that student tuition," Hollinger said in an e-mail. College of Engineering and Com­ remiss not to say anything The veto eliminated the tuition increase Adding another dimension to the situa­ puter Science, received the Pegasus NEXT WEEK ,for undergraduate students, a move that will tion, Provost and Executive Vice Presid~t In an attemptto promote business . about it because I know stu­ Professor Award last month. dents are concerned about it. cost UCF at least $33 million dollars out of Terry HiCkey told the Finance Committee The Pegasus Professor Award is between Israel and Florida, Gov. the 2007-2008 budget and save a student tak­ that without the tuition increase for graduate Charlie Crist will travel to Israel next "The fact is that it's/faculty the highest honor awarded to facul- ing 12 credit hours about $88 annually. But the students, a nitmber of ~tudents who had been ty members at UCF. · week with several state leaders. He is additional proposed 5 percent increase for ·scheduled to visit Israeli Aerospace PLEASE SEE H()LLINGER ON AS "I feel great and honored," graduate students and out-of-state students PLEASE SEE VETO ON AS Industries and meet with Israeli Wanielista said, adding that he is leaders. While there, Crist will spend thankful to everyone who has been time in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv. a part of his work "It's not me that got the award, it's everyone I've worked with." · NATION &WORLD, A4 Experts predict active hurricane season Stormwater management is the .. center of Wanielista's work, and CASTRO REVEALS THE ROBYN SIDERSKY Most of Central Florida will something that he said he has been Staff Writer have an above nor:inal or greater looking at since the mid-1970s. TRUTH ABOUT HIS risk of hurricane-force winds in Developed in 2002, the HEALTH CONDITION UCF Statistics and Actuarial 2007. Stormwater Management Academy Science professor Mark John­ Surprisingly, South Florida was created to "solve the water pop­ After not being seen in public for son and Georgia researcher will have a relatively lower than ulation problem in the country," nearly 10 months, Castro signed an Charles Watson predicted that normal risk of hurricane-force Wanielista said, a problem he attrib~ essay published by state media hurricane risks will be higher wind$, especially Miami-Dade utes mainly to stormwater. He also Thursday and admitted that he than usual this. year for most County;-Broward will have the believes that the academy could underwent several emergency U.S. coasts. same risk as previous years. · Probability of Hurricane deal with the "need to address the surgeries, the first one not going well. In addition to higlier activity Johnson and Watson predict­ training education of folks and to along U.S. coasts, there will be ed that activity in Orlando will force winds in 2007 come up with newer solutions." more activity in North Florida. · be greatest·from September to · One of the Stormwater Manage­ INDEX TODAY'S Out of the 20 counties in the October. 2007 Forecast ment Academy's most important Around Campus 2 WEATHER country with the highest proba­ A major concern this year is on-campus .projects was the build­ bilities for hurricane-force C=:J Le,ssthan 1% l Weather 2 gas prices. Both hinted that gas ing of the green roof on the Student Local & State 2 winds, 10 are in Florida. prices would rise significantly if c=J 1%to5% University of Union. According to Wanielista, it is Nation & World 4 Osceola and Polk counties hurricanes did any damage. c=J 5%to10% Central Florida the only green roof of its kind in the 6 are at 10 to 15 percent probabili­ "In 2004, it was bad, but not C=:J 10%to 15% state of Florida and has gained Variety 8 MOSTLY SUNNY ty for hurricane-fore~ winds in as bad as it could be,'' Watson 1so/oto20% international recognition. the 2007hurricane season Lake, said ''We're worried from an Opinions 11 ..Over20% Currently, the academy is work­ ' Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Cit­ emergency standpoint.'' Classifieds 12 87° 69° ing on projects to develop products rus, Sumter and Brevard coun­ They also emphasized that Sudoku 13 that minimize soil erosion and ere- ties have a higher probability: 15 counties with higher risks need ' . Crossword 13 to 20 percent to be prepared. · - SOURCE: UCF NEWS AN[} INFORMATION PLEASE SEE PROJECTS ON A3

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ating a better system to remove nutrients from on-site sewage disposals, a project that, if suc­ cessful, will save $10,0.00 per septic location, leading to a potential half-billion dollar sav­ ings throughout the country. Wanielista is especially proud ofhis public health proj­ ects, which include work with the United Nations and Doc­ tors Withou,t Borders. C. David Cooper, a UCF PHOTOS BY LAURANNE'BOYO I CENTRAL FLORIOA FUTURE civil and environmental engi­ Top: Professor Martin Wanielista, a recent recipient of the Pegasus Professor Award. Above: neering professor, said that Wanielista smiles as two of his fellow student faculty make a light-hearted joke. The three Wanielista is always looking for took time to review ament environmental charts during his office hours. "research that helps people, not just esoteric research." that." ue doing research while being "I think his work has made a A UCF professor emeritus deari of the college - some­ difference in peoples' ljves and in engineering and a University thing, Gonzalez said, most · .l a difference in the quality ofthe Distinguished Professor, deans are tinable to accomplish environment," Cooper said. Wanielista returned to teach­ due to a lack of time. A recent public health proj­ ing in 2002 after spending 10 Wanielista is also well ect ·teamed Wanielista with years as dean. While he didn't known for writing Stonnwater Potters for Peace, creating a originally see himself going Management in 1978, the first day pot that turns lake water beyond teaching, wanlelista book on the topic. S10GASCARD into drinking water by means welcomed the idea of becom­ · "I feel like . a pioneer," Upon completion of leasing tour. of an iodized silver filter in the ing demi. Wanielista said. "l feel very 1 coupon per tour group. Must present coupon to get gas card. Other restrictions apply. . pot. The same solution is found "I loved the idea of building humbled in the sense that peo­ in Brita filters. · the college into a very impor­ ple still use it." Wanielista believes that the tant, nationally known entity Five to 10 years from now, ' Stormwater Management that could also help local busi­ Wanielista plans to still· be in Academy attracts students nesses,'' Wanielista said the UCF area and still be help­ because of all of the good it Avelino Gonzalez, interim ing students. "Education is a ) does for people and the envi-. chair of the Department of· great place to be,'' he said. He ronment. It's "something that Civil and Environmental Engi­ also plans to continue · his you can feel good about. It neering at UCF, said that one of research. improves health and makes a the things that makes "I've been fortunate that ·difference in the environment," Wanielista so deserving of this when we try stuff, it tends to he said. "It's easy to attach to award was his ability to contin- .work,'' Wanielista said ·

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:rist asks Bush to dedare state of !mergency because of wildfires ~ FORT LAUDERDALE - wt '.iov. Charlie Crist sent a letter o President Bush asking to leclare an emergency in the .tate due to the increase ofrag­ = pg wildfires and months-long lrought. . ·P 1 .sffersolt Village aordit1/ly invites you Crist asked for assistance in ·'% ,ill of Florida's counties except ,,·r.,, to 'celebrate the opening of Orlando's ·· or Broward, Miami-Dade and .Student ./:,,iving Community at our 1 :fJta~est \.1onroe counties. . 1 In the letter dated Friday, he :tated that the assistance is to • .>revent future emergency situ­ ' ttions. AARON FAVILA I ASSOCIATED PRESS .TJ CJP&N~Hq l'AR~Y Crist wrote in the letter that An American passes by tombstones during the commemoration of U.S. Memorial Day at ,he drought conditions com­ . the Manila American Cemetery in suburb~n Manila on Sunday May 27, 2007. ~ • '>ined with the wildfires that 'Jten: .June "l. %001 from 1:00 pm ~ve swept the state have cre­ Castro tells the world that first for the prank. School officials tted a ''unique and dangerous" intestinal surgery went badly , initially insisted she pay $770 1. • .Jefferson Village Clubhouse :ituat1on., HAVANA - Fidel Castro for district landscapers to lay • is finally on the road to recov­ down new grass, or ··not 12100 mdget. issues. "Peace is something that "For now, I'm doing what we all strive for as citizens of ~ for YOUR paradise? II - ASSOCIATED PRESS I'm supposed to be doing, an increasingly global and reflecting and writing about multicultural world," he said • in a written statement to the Stop in fora -- questions that I judge of cer­ -~O>O'iN(,. '<•)> tain importance and transcen­ newspaper. dence," Castro wrote in a "Let us not waste time in Sneak Preview "\ . " HIGHER ·statement carried on the front debating, but tather, agreeing " ... • pages of Cuba's official 'news­ that a peace sign best encapsu­ Drop in during office hours · EDUCATION papers and read on state radio lates everyone's aspirations for a per~onal tour! ,_ and television. "I have a lot fo:t; peace,'' Ronan said " '· What's in the news at more material to go." Portland Nursery is con­ colleges around the country In recent weeks, Castro has tributing free sod to the proj­ '! written 11 essays, most blasting ect and donating $500 worth >irector of Student Financial U.S. backed plans to use food of marigolds to Habitat for iervices at John Hopkins Resigns crops to produce biofuels. Humariity. BALTIMORE - A finan­ Ronan encouraged Wtlson cial aid official at John Hop­ $2 billion settlement reached in ·High students and community rins University resigned, and multibillion WTC insurance case members to help replace the • :':olumbia University dis­ NEW YORK -After years sod and to join them at their nissed an aid official after of wrangling over a multibil­ work party. . . CONTINl,llNG 'eing snared in a probe by the lion-dollar insurance policy UCF EOUCATJON BRINGING UCF TO YOU 'few York Attorney General's on the World Trade Center, Bono receives award for bringing >ffice, which said Monday that the state and seven insurers worldwide attention to Africa he two appeared to be work­ reached a settlement Wednes­ PHILADELPHIA ..:.... Bono, ng more for a loan provider day that secures more than who has helped bring world­ ., han their universities. $4.5 billion in· funding to wide attention to medical and UCF TEST PREP COURSES After being placed on leave rebuild Ground Zero. · economic problems in Africa, smarter Test Prep. >y the university, Ellen Frish­ Since the attacks on the will receive this year's Liberty >erg, director of financial , . towers on Sept 11, 2001 about Medal ;ervices at John Hopkins Uni­ $2.55 billion has been paid out The National Constitution i.l rersity, resigned. She was by two insurers. The remain­ Center's annual award honors : ,}aced on· leave over ties to a ing insurers have agreed to an individual or organization ;tudent loan company that pay $2 billion and drop court that has "demonstrated lead­ RELAXED. RESTED. REASSURED. • 'aid her consulting fees and battles over how much they ership and vision in the pur­ ielped pay her graduate owe to replace the World suit·of liberty of conscience or Getting into Graduate school is stressful, and we know the entrance 'j ;chool tuition, the university Trade Center. freedom from oppression, exam may scare you. With UCF TEST PREP you can rest assurec}. ., • mnounced. ignorance or deprivation." that you will be prepared come test day.· We prepare you for a higher .. After more than 20 hoµrs ;; Frishberg had been on of negotiations with the insur­ Bono, who co-founded score on the GRE~ GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, PCAT, DAT or SAT... at a idministrative leave since ers, trade center developer DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, lower price. In fact our price is less than one-third of what you'll pay ... <\.pril 9, the day that the school Larry Africa), will receive his medal ., Silverstein and a retired with most national test prep c,4ains. So while preparing for the h.ig I ,earned that CIT Group Inc., judge acting as a mediator at a ceremony in September. j ·exam is smart. preparing ·with UCF Test Prep is smarter. Call us at I :he parent company of Stu­ agreed on a deal in State InSur­ With the medal, Bono will' I ient Loan Xpress Inc., paid 407.882.TEST or register online at www.testprep.ucf.edu I ance Superintendent Eric receive a $100,000 prize,, I ier $65,000 in fees and tuition I • . Dinallo's· offices. which will be donated to I )ayments, the university Washington-based DATA . · I Silverstein, who leased the I mnounced. Twin Towers weeks before. Though Bono holds no I Columbia University elected office, he proves that I they collapsed, took out a $3.5 I " mnounced it had dismissed billion policy ~n the trade cen­ "the office of citizen is the I David Charlow, ail associate · ter. In court he argued that he most important in the world," . I r iean of student affairs who should receive two payments Constitution Center President I iad previously been susp~p.d­ I because there were two and CEO Joseph Torsella said I ·• ed because of his ties to the attacks instead of one. · Thursday. I loan company. In 2004, he was awarded In 2002, the 47-year-old U2 New York Attorney Gener­ $4.6 billion after two juries frontman co-founded DATA I • u Andrew Cuomo's office decided that some of the to work with religious groups I lnvestigated the matters insurers had to pay twice the on global disease and hunger I I between 2002 and 2006; policy because the companies' issues. I Cuomo issued a statement different insurance policies In 2005, he was a headliner I • 5aying that Charlow and Frish­ carried different wording for the Live 8 concerts, which berg had relationships with about what would constitute helped raise awareness about Student Loan Xpress that multiple events. . African poverty and pressured · were,' to say the least, filled The money will be used for world leaders to cancel debt • I with conflicts of interest. half the funding needed to for the poorest African I ·~t times, it seems that build the trade center site. nations. . l Charlow and Frishberg were . I Originally Silverstein was Bono, whose real name is I ' 8 working more for Student ~ going tp build five office tow­ Paul Hewson, didn't attend I Loan Xpress than for their Thursday's announcement, I ers, but a year ago agreed to I llniversities," the statement but issued a statement in I split the rebuilding and insur­ I 5aid. "Students and their par­ an<;:e money with the Port which he noted that Philadel­ I • I ents expect and deserve fman­ Authority, which will build the phia is where DATA and other I I cial aid officers who work for 1, 776 foot Freedom Tower and groups launched the ONE I them, not for lending compa­ campaign, in which 2.4 million I another planned tower. j ., nies." Americans have pledged to Since April 9, the university Oregon hi~h scho~I students,pay help eradicate AIDS and has adopted a code of conduct for peace sign semor prank poverty worldwide. proposed by Cuomo to govern PORTLAND, . Ore. . Winners of the medal the relationsblp betwee~ uni­ Seniors at Wtlson High School include Bill Clinton and versities and student loan are now paying the price for George H. W. ·Bush, who won companies. The university has their senior class prank. · it last year for putting politics also cooperated with Cuomo's The students planted a aside and helping to raise investigation and with that of massive peace symbol in the more than $1 billion for disas­ the Senate Health, Education, school's courtyard as their ter relief efforts after Hurri­ L'abor, and Pensions Commit­ class symbol. The school'~ cane Katrina and the 2004 tee. administration was not tsunami in Southeast Asia. amused Maggie Collins, 18; came - ASSOCIATED PRESS fotf13t"d to take responsibility ~ - ASSOCIATED PRESS ~ :Jlorib 1uiure • May 28, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS , . . ... Appointees ,, Veto could face legal challenge enthused OTHER NEWS FROM THE BOARD MEETING: with new Passing the budget ,wasn't the only business the Board ofTrustees addressed at Thursday's meeting. Here's a quick glance at what else positions, I ) the board achieved. The board also: challenges Received an update from Dr. Deborah German, the dean ofUCF's upcoming College of Medicine. German said that the college has applied to the Liaison FROM Al Committee on Medical Education for accreditation ahead of schedule. They are Hollinger said also working on hiring full-time faculty to teach the first dass of students. Aida Latorre, a graduate student, cUr-' rently serves as the legislative, judicial Approved 5 percent increases oh parking and rules chair for the Senate. In the new decal rates and an increase to the · cabinet she will serve as the attprney transportation increase fee. The fee increase general.· translates to an extra $30 per year for full­ Latorre served three years on the Sen'"' time students. ate - two of which were spent as the committee's chair. Approved the legislative budget request for "In my capacity as the LJR chair, I had 2007-2008 year. to do many of the same things as the• Approved the tenure recommendations for attorney general,'' Latorre said in an e­ 24 faculty members. mail, "review and revise statutes, rules , RAY MA JENKINS I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE and the Student Body Constitution, UCF President John Hitt, right, and SGA President Brandie Hollinger, left of Hitt, both voted to keep tuition increases for graduate and out-of-state students. ) · Administrators were worried that without the increase, students who were promised tuition waivers would have to fund all of their tuition. Changed the way vice-presidents receive make opinions over Senate rules and bonuses, making them meet goals, similar become familiar with ·Florida statutes FROM Al to the way UCF Presiderit John Hitt receives and parliamentary procedures. Having· bonuses. Vice presidents would have to been a part of SGA for three years nqw, I · ) promised tuition waivers could be left meet certain targeted goals every three felt I would be very qualified for this Hollinger shares .Hitt's viewpqint years to receive bonuses. paying the bill position on cabinet." and SDS member, said that Hitt Sophomore business and education When the time came, Hollinger FROM Al SOURCE: COMPILED FROM UCF voted to keep the increase for graduate should at least be encouraging NEWS AND INFORMATION major Max Friedman currently serves as students and out-of-state students. dialogue between professors and the senator for education seat five. In the "'!bat's the only reason I felt com­ and it's students that are the ones administrators and urging them new cabinet, he will be the director of fortable with that vote,'' Hollinger said that propose these partnerships," to pursue other rese~h areas. at the meeting. communications. "It was such a hard decision to Hollinger said "I totally agree "They could phase out the ''It has been a very hard day," said Having just finished his freshman make with that piece ofthe puzzle fac­ [with Hitt]; we cannot put limita­ military research, especially with Pickens, who described himself as year at UCF, Friedman is one of the few tored in,'' she said in the e-mail tions on individuals that feel that the medical schooi,'1 Decarlo "somewhere between shock and sur­ sophomores on the cabinet. Hollinger's dilemma ended when they need to research in different said. "It just seems like a no­ prise:' 'Mer dedicating a year to our univer­ ' she cast her vote, but administrators areas. brainer to me. If you ask some­ SGA senator and former SGA pres­ sity's legislative branch and learning the' and board members are still reeling "It really changed my view­ one if they want to build a bomb idential candidate Eric Eingold was at internal workings of our student govern­ from the consequenoes of Crist's point on it:' or cure cancer, I'd guess they'd the meeting when the board received ment, I realized that my skills and ideas Patrick Decarlo, also a senator pick curing cancer every time." would be niore effective ifI were a mem­ 1 record-setti.D.g line-item vetoes - the news. Eingold actively campaigned vetoes that trimmed more than $4-00 against differential tuition proposal ber of the executive branch," Friedman million dollars from the state's budget during the election and has been said in an e-mail. at a time when state legislators are ''It has a ripple effect in terms ofthe their contracts with the faculty and against most forms oftuition increase. ''.!\$ director of communications, I hounding local governments to be budget planning;' said Daniel Holsen­ staff. While the talks have been going 'The looks on their faces was just have much more of a creative role in more fiscally responsible. beck, UCFs vice president of Univer­ smoothly thus far, they are reaching priceless," Eingold said developing and marketing SGA to the ''I feel for our students, and I feel for sity Relations and the senior counsel the point where salaries come into Where exactly the budget money student body, which is something for their families," Crist said Thursday. for the president "Nobody has really play. ' will come from hasn't been decided which I have a real passion," Friedman ' "They are paying higher insurance calculated out all those effects:' Salaries are a notorious trouble spot yet. Holsenbeck said that while the said in the e-mail "I felt that the position rates. They are paying higher property ''.A.t such a time for. the governor to in the talks, and a sudden loss offunds Board was "disappointed" with the of director of communications was my taxes. They are paying highei: gas veto such a modest increase, that's a could complicate matters. veto, the university won't be greatly calling because of my acquired skills and ~ prices. I don't think it's right to make serious matter,'' Holsenbeck said "I Manoj Chopra, an associate profes­ shaken. the unique experiences I've been so for- · them pay higher tuition, too:' think it's going to generate a lot of dis­ sor of civil and environmental engi­ ''It just means that we'll have to use . tunate to have over the years." The Board of Trustees faced a cussion as to how the legislature deals neering, said that the veto ''will defi­ what money we have in a more' effi­ Hollinger said the passion and enthu­ unique situationwhen Crist vetoed the with the governor's office:' . nitefy impact the negotiations. It's hard cient and effective way," Holsenbeck siasm she saw in the freshmen who 1· increase Thursday. The board was set The problem. Holsenbeck said, is for the faculty to go with no raises. It's said applied reminded her of herself as a to approve the annual budget and that lower tuition rates don't necessar­ going to be a tough year." There could be a legal challenge to freshman. She said she saw that they; already accounted for the tuition ily mean bette~ access to public uni­ Chopra, who is also a member of the veto. Legislators tried to shield the really wanted to prove themselves, and increases in that budget With the next versities. With tuition rates in Florida the Board of 'Ihlstees, said the tuition increase from a veto by not actually some of them are even in the office now, ' board meeting scheduled for July 26 - · being among the lowest in the country, increases are necessary for the school writing it into the budget Crist simply getting prepared for their jobs. after the start of the fiscal year - the universities are only able to support a · to operate effectively. erased $19 million from the money "I didn't look at age," Hollinger said "I board had 'no choice but to act limited number of undergraduate stu­ "We're essentially looking at a headed to state universities, effectively looked at credentials as to whether With Hollinger's vote, they dents. budget cut noW:' Chopra said eliminating the increase. you're able to do it or not, just the quali­ approved the budget conditionally, "Just because it's cheaper doesn't Hitt and Holsenbeck received the The Board of Governors could · fications." ' allowing UCF President John Hitt's mean more people are going to be able news about the veto mid-meeting via a mount a legal challenge to the veto, but Senior civil engineering major RickY staffto trim the money from the budg- to get in," Holsenbeck said. "The phone call, and Chairman Rick Walsh ''UCF is not going to be the one to do Ly, who occtipies engineering and com­ , et. A conference call is expected to appropriations for tuition haven't kept made the announcement to the board that," Holsenbeck said puter science s~at three, was chosen as review the changes that are made to up with the growth in students, no during the morning's committee meet­ "Florida falls further and further the new cabinet's multicultural affairs the budget, assuming that the veto way:' . ings. Five members ofthe state legisla­ behind the national averages in tuition coordinator. stands. UCF's operating budget for the ture came to the meeting to discuss the every year," Holsenbeck said "When , Ly has big shoes to fill. In the 2006- At face value, the veto amounts to 2007-2008 year is more than $954.4 veto. you continue to be last, you can't say 2007 school year, Sagar Patel was the about $3.3 million dollars for UCF. million,a 7.22 percent increase over Sen. Lee Constantine, R-Altamonte the tuition increases have kept up with multicultural affairs coordinator and, However; the effects could be as much last year's budget, before the veto. Springs, joined Representatives Scott the student growth." started the Difficult Discussions series. as $6 million or $7 million becaqse the Students won't be the only ones Randolph, D-Orlando; Stephen Pre­ Contributing Writer Donald Because of his hard work, he earned the ' fee rates for other areas are directly affected by Crist's actions. Currently, court, R-Orlando; David Mealor, R­ Thomann and the Associated Press prestigious Cabinet Member of the Year affected by the tuition rates. the UCF administration is negotiating Lake Mary; and Joe Pickens, R;-Palatka; contributed to this repor:t. AWard Ly is enthusiastic about his new posi­ tion. "I'm very passionate about diversity'. inclusiveness,'' Ly said "UCF is a grow-, IT'S BRUCE 'DON'T CALL ME ASH' CAMPBELL'S.ZOMBIE! ing university. With over 48,000 stu­ dents, diversity is even more crucial now than ever. Diversity isn't just race and sex but also different cultures, beliefs and, ideas. It's important to bring that aware- . ness to our university." · Ly has served for one year on the Sen-: ate, and in his time, he has helped engi­ neering organizations receive more than' $15,000 in funding for conferences and, programs. Senior political science major Alex Berkun, who holds seat five in the Col­ lege of Sciences, is slated to be the envi-. ronment and sustainability coordinator in the new cabinet. Unlike many other cabinet members, he was part of the Ein-' gold/ Smith campaign during elections. - "I applied for this position because of PHOTOSBY JENNIFER HEIMBURG I CENTRA LFLORIDA FUTURE my deep passion for conservation and, Left: Dalles Wilie, center in blue shirt with a chainsaw arm, leads a enviromp.entally responsible living,", group of grunting and groaning zombies across Park Avenue in Berkun said · Winter Park Saturday at the second annual Zombie March. Event Berkun worked tirelessly for two creator Bart Jones said there's no politics involved, just fun."lt's just an excuse.to dress up and act weird," Jones said. Top: Jenna years campaigning for sustainable ener­ Hellmuth, 19 leads a group of zombies in the Orlando Zombie gy usage on campus and the responsible March. In addition to Zombie March, three other groups in Oslando use of natural resources. have started zombie-themed pub crawls and shows. Most All four soon-to-be appointed cabinet participants of the march are members of the acting group Rich members said they would have applied Weirdoes who perform the weekly Rocky Horror Picture Show renditions at the Lowes Cineplex at Universal Citywalk. for their positions whether the Hollinger/Berkowitz administration ~d taken office or not. .~

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Class of Conference USA Three UCF Knights were selected to All-{onference USA teams. Sophomore Kiko Vazquez was named to the first team, Tyson Auer was selected to the second team and Chris Duffy was chosen for the all-freshman team. •

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GAME1 May23 • Tigers, Owls prey on Knights' bad pitching TEAM 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 FINAL BRIAN MURPHY innings. He attributed his success to hav­ and stole second base, Kiko Vazquez hit UCF 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 x 6 Staff Writer ing a lively fastball and the best feel for a ground ball to short, scoring Horwath. • his curveball all season. Good did have to fight out ofa couple RICE 0 0 2 5 4 3 . 1 1 x 16 n:te UCF team was eliminat­ 'jt is all how you deal with the pres­ of jams. both of which cm:ie down to ed from the Conference USA Champi­ sure," Good said in a press release. ''You confrontations versus Felix Fanaselle. onship ~ Friday, but not before they an either feed off of it or you can go Good retired the first two batters of GAME2 May24 took another. team with it. down the drain. I knew that I had to the third~ before allowlng c.onsec­ 'n,e Knights lost to Memphis 12"6 Fri­ come out today and really give my team utive sil)gles that put runners on first and TEAM 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 FINAL day, one. daY after defeating HOUston 1-0 a chance to win." second. The runners wo\lld, each move jn an elimination game. Conference USA FirSt Team selection up a base on a wild pitch.from Good. But HOUSTON 0 0 0 0 0 __Q__J!_ ,..,.___O-t-- 0 _ The fourth-seeded Cougars swwt the Wes Musick was nearly as impressive on with runners on second and third, UCF 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 eigll-rh-seeded Knigllts in their three­ the mound for the Cougars. He threw a Fanaselle sttuck out looldng to end the x gaineseries back mMarch. The Cougars complete game and gave up six hits. 'The inniilg. outscored UCF 20-4 in the series and one 11Jil he .allowed came in the bottom. In the fifth inning, the~ loaded st:ardng pitcher Jaager Good allowed five of thesix;tb. the baSes with a sgJgle and t:Wo walks. GAME3 May25 runs: in. 5.2 innings: during the series Matt Horwath led off the inning With Again. it Was up

! Knights finish competing n NCAA East Regionals « \ ZACH PARDES leg speed up." • Contributing Writer Freshman LaKendra Thames made her first NCAA The UCF Women's Track CHIN UP Regional appearance Saturday, td Field team, represented by Junior Victoria Chin finished the NCAA competing in the discus. • nior Victoria Chin and fresh­ East Regional Championship by placing Thames placed 22nd in the an LaKendra Thames, trav­ 17th in the @meter hurdles. field of 30 athletes after posting ed to Gainesville to compete a mark ofl41 feet, one inch. the 2007 NCAA East Region­ She qualified for the NCAA on Friday and Saturday. FRESH SENSATION Regional at the Miami Elite Chin raced in the 400-meter Freshman LaKendra Thames competed Invitational in mid-April after rrdles Friday and placed 17th in the discuss at the same tournament throwing a school record of 160 ,, the field of 27 runners with a Saturday. She finished 22nd. . feet; three inches, a recol'.d set ne of 1:00.85. · by Tiffany Roebuck in 2004. NCAA Regionals are noth­ Thames also holds the g new for Chin, however. The team's best mark in the shot put · " rlando native qualified for her good for second place. at 46 feet, 5.25 inches, a UCF ird straight after posting a In order to continue her suc­ freshman record. inning time of 60.97 in the cess in the post-season, Chin Thames' record-setting 10-meter hurdles at the FSU did not stray from her normal efforts earned her an invite to !lays on March 30. She also workout regimen. the USA Traclc and Field Junior med all-conference honors at "I tried fo keep my routine Natio~, held on June 20-24 in e Conference USA Champi- during practice the same:· Chin Indianapolis, Ind. COURlESY UCFAT HLETICS 1.Sh.ip on May 12 after record­ said. '.'I didn't want to change Junior Victoria Chin was one of two Knights to compete in the NCAA East Regional Championships on Friday and Saturday. Chin's performance ' g a personal best of 59.60, anything. I wanted to keep my PLEASE SEE COACH ON A7 was the better of the two.She finished 17th in a field of 27 in the 400-meter hurdles on Friday.

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Over 40,000 Magazines, It was the first 1-0 score in Books & DVDs ., C-USA Championship history. Over 35 ,000 Adult Toys & Lingerie The win was the Knights' first in C-USA Championship play Bachelor and Bachelorette Gifts and their first conference tour- ) BRIAN FIEG I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Show UCF ID and nament victory since a 5-1 tri- UCF's Kiko Vazquez gets an out in UCF's 8-7 win over Marshall on May 18. Vazquez had the lone' RBI for UCF in its win over Houston. get 20%off EVERYTHING ! umph over ';fi"oy on May 27, ·2005 in the Atlantic Sun Cham-. that put Memphis up 7-0. have to go out there and pound almost like they turned it up a w Pr mi rAd1 It. om · ~ piooship. Amar stole second and the strike zone. I just wanted to notch with two outs. It was the .But the Knights knew they advanced to third on a throw­ go out there and get outs, weirdest game I have been a part couldn't rest on this achieve­ ing error by catcher Steve pound the strike zone and let ·of as far as the two-out hits went." ment too long. They had to Stropp. The next batter, Kyle my defense work." Jhe Knights finished with a 27- ~v:• ~~ ) another elimination game Fri­ Norrid, reached on an error by The Knights opened the 32 overall record (7-17 C-USA). Only 20 mimvt.s l1W!1f from Cllmpus! day, and everyone would need Ryan Richardson, scoring 2007 C-USA Champfonship That doesn't look great, but it is a to be available, if needed Amar. Norrid would score the against top-seeded Rice. The two-and-a-half game improve­ Bergman chose Kyle Sweat inning's fmal run to extend the Owls are ranked No. 2 in the ment from 2006's overall record )j to be his starting pitcher. Sweat Tigers' lead to 9-0. · nation and they showed .why The Knights did not qualify for has had some solid perform­ Brooks also lasted just one on Wednesday. They ripped the C-USA Championship last ances this season, including inning. He allowed four runs, through UCF's pitching for 16 season. h eight shutout innings versus but none were earned runs and 21 hits in their 16-6 There are only five seniors on l'.lorida in a 6-2 win in "Our fot.V errors set the victory. · this UCF team. The Knights will Gainesville on April 10. tempo early," Bergman said in a The Owls scored two runs return their top three offensive We feature spacious two bedrooms, two But Sweat's performance press release 'We were able to in the third inning, but the weapons (Vazquez, Duffy, Auer), baths, garden homes. -l Friday against Memphis was regroup after the third inning Knights fought back with three top two starting pitchers (Good, far from solid. 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Bailey followed with a Richardson brought Vazqu,ez year after last season's struggles:' • We gladly accept pets not exceeding 25 pounds knew Sweat was going to triple to right-center field that home with a single to left. Auer said in a press release. 'We struggle. scored Kallstrom. Duffy later scored on a sacri- knew it was going to be a rebuild­ • Water, sewer maintenance, trash collection, pest control .i. Brian Brooks relieved Sweat Yet that was not nearly fice fly by Chadd Hartman. ing year. A lot of guys received and 24 hour On Call maintenance inclunded in your rent at the start of the second enough offense to keep up with But being behind seemed to · experience, and we know that our • Perfect for families and roommates inning. It should have been an the Tigers. Each team scored fire up the Owls. 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gendas abolllld as Pirates ofthe Caribbean: At World's End ~~"""'completes (for now) the saga of Captain Jack Sparrow and company as they dash back and forth across the high seas in search of booty both on- and off­ screen.

Yet this third installment - or rather, the second half of the first sequel - sorely lacks in what the title, itself, inadvertently spells out:A-W-E. tfj Let's see if l can't keep this simple; Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) team up with Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) to rescue one Jack Spar­ row (Johnny Depp) from Davy

Jones' Locker. They proceed I . to summon the pirate lords of the world - including Singa­ pore's Sao Feng (Chow Yun­ Fat) - . in a final staxid against the East India 'frading Compa­ ny, whose main man (Tom Hollander) has seen fit to employ Davy Jones (Bill Nighy) in his campaign to rid the seas of pirates once and .for all Truth be told. there is a bit more business regarding Will's father, Bootstrap Bill '(Stellan Skarsgard), and the goddess Calyp­ so, but I don't have the pages to spell everything out. That task is instead charged to the likes of director Gore Verbinski, producer Jerry Bruck­ heimer and writers Ted Elliott and

Terry Rossio. II However, the ambitions of last sum­ mer's Dead Man's Chest have returned to haunt them. as so much fuss is made in regard to tying up the byzantine plot laid out by that film that the proceed­ ings suffer from a dire deficit of the sprightly spirit that made the first one such an unexpected pleasure. ti While not the sole source of fun. Depp has undoubtedly been a crucial part in the series' appeal, and while his r&­ appearance a half-hour in proves aptly surreal, given his purgatory environ• ,, ment, similar manifestations of his own instability only distract as fhejih:ii goes on.

Keira Knightley (top), Orlando Bloom (middle) and Johnny Depp reprise their roles in Walt Disney's Pi~ ofthe Caribbean: At World's End, in which Elizabeth Swann, Will Turner and Captain Jack Sparrow make their final alliances for one last dedsive battle as the age of piracy comes to a dose.

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(' • (euttaf :Jlorlba ~ • May 28, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 .. •• e "' OPENING • ,,. THIS WEEK Get GOing with· Lots of monkey business· , Target's new line Arctic Monkeys JAMIE SALMASIAN rocks 0-town t Staff Writer ALEX MARKOW COURTESY MGM STUDIOS Contributing Writer MR. BROOKS (R) If you haven't noticed . ' Consider Mr. Brooks. Asuccessful already from my style sugges­ The Arctic Monkeys began • businessman, a generous philanthropist, a tions in this column, I have an their act with a bang. loving father and devoted husband. obsession with Target. Yes, I Seemingly, he's perfect. But Mr. Brooks has Swirling lights and flashes admit it: I can't enter that store blinded the crowd as they a secret - he is an insatiable serial killer, and leave without buying so lethally clever that no one has ever opened with "Brainstorm." The suspected him - until now. something. scene was similar to the video Directed by: Bruce A. Evans One of my favorite concepts for the song. A fan favorite, Starring: Kevin Costner, William Hurt, Demi of Target is the fairly new col­ "Dancing ShQes" ignited the Moore, Dane Cook, Marg Helgenberger, Rubin lection of GO designers. It is Santiago-Hudson, Danielle Panabaker crowd with its echoing drums such a great idea for people, and catchy bass line as the especially colle~e students, masses chorused in, "Get on who want to be fashionable on · your dancing shoes. . There's a budget and who want to one thing on your mind" . experiment with their look The Arctic Monkeys with new designs from all over brought their punk-inspired the world. rock to a sold-out Hard Rock The GO line of affordable May 20 in support of their new clothing and accessories from album, Favourite Worst Night­ COURTESY UNIVER~AL PICTURES internationally influenced KNOCKED UP (R) mare. 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FREE RECORDED MESSAGE with no repeats. with brand new bed and furniture. 1-866-380-7301, next. 2051 Call 407-491-2176 The Real Estate Specialists 137K 2/2 Waterfront Con~o 950sqft, Gorgeous 5/3 pool home available Pegasus Connection -Release-avail 8/1- New Appl, Furniture & 6 mo HOA fees ASAP www.geocities.com/cptt91 locked room with pvt. br,e-mall Incl, Tile Floors, New Central AC & [email protected] Call me about [email protected] W/D, Gated Community, Lots of including all util. 913-908-8185 Upgrades and Amenities, Close to Bl 1 I 11 I Schools, 407-923-6899 Move in Special- 50% off July 212 in Club at Orlando. 2/2 SPACIOUS CONDO Newly renovated! Close to UCF. Male Roommate Wanted for 3/2 Exclusive W,ATERFORD LAKES area. Background check req'd. $895/mo. Oviedo home, 4 miles from campus in Fully upgraded - Huge rooms, modern Call Heather 407-913-4169. beautiful neighborhood. kitchen, patio, full size washer/dryer. super clean, huge master bedroom Clubhou~e. fitness· center & pool. Solution, tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com UNIVERSITY/SEMORAN AREA: and huge private bathroom and closet, Minutes from UCF, shopping & Co-own a classy Avalon Park home 2BR/2BA condo near UCF. 1100 sq. ft.­ must see. high speed wireless internet attractions. Great for family or student. $0 down, owner financing avail. Don't $950/mo. plus security. Water included. throughout,62''TV, many ammenities. READYTO MOVE INI! $250,000 incls. CROSSWORD · waste rent money, get on title with or No Pets. Call 407-657-5451 500 to 575 depending on room chosen.­ closing costs. Call 954-868-0323. • without your bank. Find your home now! Room for rent at Northgate Lakes. Call Jesse 954-649-9174 or Travis ACROSS 1 Oil acronym · http://nancepropertyinvestments.com Walking distance to campus. $700 for 954-649·8592 412 1875 sq. ft. t:iome, minutes from UCF, expressway and shopping. built 5 Plot on a ct)art 407-716-0848 or 407-334-6658 the remainder of summer (Until August 1 O Remove rind 1). Definitely negotiable. Great Need 2 girls to share 4/2 house at In 2003, excellent condition, great · Regency Park, close to UCF. $500 incl Investment. upgrades and special 14 Baby's first LOOK-NEW 31212 car, 5 ml to UCF/408, roommates. Clean Apartment. Females internet, cable, pest control plus 1/3 features $264,900 word, maybe hardwood floors, wlfl, celling fans; only. · Call 727.418.5983 15 Television pond view, pool & tennis court $1200 water & elect. N/S, W/D. Call Naty at Call Frank at 407-657-0602 407-782-2375. component + dep. 407-902-1720. Alafaya Woods-3BR/2BA, 1625sf, tile, 16 Notion Large 4/212 home. Like new. 10 min. from 1 room for rent in 3/2 home . F only. vaulted ceilings, fireplace, screen porch, 17 Higher than UCFI Upgraded Appl. Conservation area N/S, No pets. Students OK. fence, A schools, $247k, will pay closing 18 Job duration Very private. Students OK. $1495/mo $500/mo all util incl. 407-948-1915 or · costs+ 4% commission; 321-948-7023 19 Poetic tributes Purchase Option Ok. (407) 341-9415. 407-671-0496 20 Make fresh BUY ME: 3/2 House in exclusive 22 Crystal gazer 311 home for rent 5 min from Bette Butz Realltv Bdrm avail w/ private bath In a private Andover Cay near Alafaya, 23 Winning margin, UCF/Waterford. Large fenced yard, Inc. 3 bdrm home. Patio, jacuzzi, pool tiled/screened patio, comm. maybe pets welcome. Clean. Rui!~lf.- /t!(lf.~ ~ R~ table. $550/mo each, all utilities Pool, 1600sqftJeduced to $289900. 24 Period $1100/mo. 407-455-3334 Included. Female only. High speed DHunter Home lnvst Realty 26 Still sealed "' --cR=-o_o_m_s_t=-o-r_r_e_n_t,--,-in---,6,--.,..b_e_d.,..r_o_o_m__ Seven Waterford Landing 212 Internet, cable, W/D. 15 mlns from ' 407-454-6322. 28 Underwood and condos for rent. 1.5 miles from UCF. Avail May 1st. Call Fisher home. Behind UCF. Internet/Cable, campus. Pool, flt. cntr. and 561-543-6685 2/2 Condo 5 min to UCF. 32 "Sopranos" star. utilities, W/D, dishwasher, community . Washer and dryer 1st fir, Appl·incl.W/D. Scrnd porch. Low · Falco pool, $525/month. 2 rooms avail. Quiet, clean, N/S F roommate needed. 33 Alexander the Included, some with lake view. $975 Private bed/bath (furn or unfurn) in 3/2 condo fees. Incl. water.basic cable etc. . immediately! Rooms avail. for '071'08 month. Call Josh DeVinney @ Great's tutor ... house in winter springs. No pets. Garage $153,900 Realty USA Inc. 407-721-8874 school year beginning August 1st. M/F. 407-862-9200 x201. 35 Hobo Call 407-876-5697 or 407-408-0803 parking, comm pool. avail 8/1 . $600/mth 3/2 Starter/Investment home located in 39 Can in London TIVOLI- next to UCF, avail until May thru all incl. call Jennifer 407.492.6541 the Dean/University area. Vaulted 40 Requires · 4/2.5/2 Ashington Park 42 Great Lakes . August ASAP 1/1 in a 3/3, $435/ mo. Room for rent In 212 apt in Mission ceiling, ·split bdrm floor plan and much © 2007 Tribune Media Servle9s, Inc. 5/28f07 Near UCF, built in 1998. Fenced yard, call Dave 727.480.0157 more. Priced right at only $222,500! Call locks All rights reeerved. Bay near UCF. Has private bathroom. 43 Begin's peace screened porch, pool, all appliances, Unfurnished. Shared apt with 20 y/o Ernie Swible at EXIT Real Estate 2100 sq. ft. $1800/mo. 407-482-8598 Results, 321-287"3791 . partner Male student. Very quiet and rarely 46 Arctic predator 6 su·nken grooves BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT HOME home. Rent is $480/mo. plus 112 49 Hoarse sound 7 French farewell wt DOCK. 4/212 w/ bonus room on 1 1/2 utllltles. Please call for more Info. 407- 3/2 Home for sale near UCF. 51 Imitate zealously 8 Fir leaf acres. Behind UCF on Lake Price. 923-4119. . Remington Village, off Alayfaya Trail 52 Western 9 Dragster • Skiable lake, newly renovated Hemisphere 1 O Trailblazer Room for rent in 3/2 housei behind UCF. on W Carrigan. All appl. incl. Large bathrooms. Avail. early July fenced backyard. Tile fks, a must see! 56 987-65-4321 11 After-market Responsible roomate wanted, rent is 420 Call 407-488-9656 $265k 407-383-8595 grp. item plus 1/3 of the utilities. First month rent 57 Broad valley 12 Singer Della UCF area, Cambridge Circle 212.5 bath FREEi Please call or e-mail Noel at 561- FOR SALE 58 Johnson of 13 Let up · • l 2 reserved parking spots, 1 year lease. Beautiful and spacious 1 bdrm condo 302-2998 I [email protected]. 3 & 4 bedroom homes with or without "Laugh-In" 21 Court document $835 rent, $1000 security deposit with a lot of upgrades . Waterford Lakes Room for rent in a new 3/2.5 townhouse, pool from $189,000. Close to UCF. 60 Tiny amount 25 Very long time Call 321-536-5430 area. 3rd floor, balcony view, storage, 64 Play divisions 27 Abyss gated avalon park community. 1 Call Joyce Un.german at Century 21 . valet trash svc. All appl. incl. H.S Oviedo 407-366-5837 65 AWOL part 28 Andrew Lloyd internet. Lease to own. 407-923-6065 $600/month includes every1hing. Call Rooms for rent: 4/2 house in Oviedo. 67 12:00 Webber play A 0 0 10 min. from UCF. Lakeview. screened Mike ASAP 954-234-3953 EAST ORLANDO- 3/2/2 Near UCF 68 Debatable 29 Operatic song Waterford Lakes/UCF. Lux. 2bd/2ba N L E porch. All appl[ances. $450/MO + 1/2 $269,900 Under Appraisal!! Owner 69 Key PC key 30 Orange coat? utilities. 2 rooms avail. immediately! Condo. W/D, cable TV, HS Internet, ROOM FOR RENT! Financing- No Banks Needed 1 OK Down. 70 Oklahoma city 31 Cinderella's T E A R I N Call 407-902-6963 Local/US Long Distance Phone, Heated CHEAP RENT Agents Welcome! We will pay 4% of 71 Landers and guardian A S I S N E · Spa, Fitness Studio. Ideal for $400 a month price if closed by 6/30/07. Prof. Jillian 34 Zodiac sign Roommates. $1,200 mo. 407-716-1040 Last issue solved • 3268 Vishaal Dr, 3/2 Duplex, 1182 sq ft, 1o min from UCF landscaped; tile/wood laminate flooring 72 Back of a boat 36 Going by yacht 2 mins from UCF, lawn included, 73 Cravings 37 Ring around a Apartments & Rooms Avajlable All AVAILABLE NOW~ throughout; 1,772 sq ft. Completely castle 48 Stone near Cork 55 Express $1250/month, available immediately. For Florida Areas! Furnished or 609-707-5942 fenced yard w/ great pond view; call more info go to www.homes2viewli>nline.­ DOWN 38 Perspiration 50 Bass coat? 59 At any time Unfurnished. Browse and List FREEi Call 407-761-5356 we will work with you!! 1 Smell opening 52 "Battlestar 61 Top-drawer com. 407-207-2011 877-367-7368 or visit www.SUBLET.COM Roommate Needed: 2 rooms up for rent In 312 home In Chelsea Pare. 8 2 Lay asphalt 41 Jaffe and Huff Galactica" role 62 Piece of " -21~2~d~u-pl~e-x~fo_r_r_e_n.,..t.~2~m~ile-s~fr_o_m~u~c=F.­ ' 3 Early gardeR 44 Checks 53 City in Georgia change min. from UCF. 7 min from Valencia. Single Family Home $260,000 $900/mo + first and last. Small pets OK. ROOMMATES 3/2 1750 sq ft, near UCF. Screened 4 Walks of life 45 Mai cocktail 54 "Rocket Man" 63 Extremities Call Al 407-493-3793 or [!EIJ $475 INCLUDING utilltles. Must be 5 Freon or neon 47 Oxida:i"ion rcicker John 66 Sea eagle porch, cul-de-sac. Move in ready, Natalie 407-468-7465 clean and pet'frlendly. Any questions, please reach Luisa: (954) 864-6271 Avail. now. Free recorded message. .,. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Solution and new puzzles in next issue's Classifieds M/F wanted for furnished 312 home on 407-965-0094 code 42954 UCF area: for rent 31212 house Roommate Wanted! w/washer and dryer.Ceramic tile, lake. Gated comm, 6 mlns from UCF. $500/mo Incl. utlt N/S, no pets, sec Quiet, clean male roommate wanted for screened porch, new appliances, a 3/2 house. 7 minutes from campus.' nice neighborhood. Avail. In July sys, pool & tennis. Available Immediately. Call 407-832-8160, $400/month plus utilities...... $1,400 mon. For mo.re Info call 407- Call Wyatt@ (561)906-1818 948-8409 239-707-4448 or 239-633-9400 Futon w/ 8" mat, BRAND NEW, can Couch and Loveseat- Brand new 10 MINUTES TO UCF. 1 small room deliver. $200 Call 407-831-1322 NEW TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT in available in a· quiet 4/2 furnished house. microfiber set, stain resistant. gated community in Avalon Park (Spring $285/mo + utils. Looking for Female ' E machine computer $400 Can deliver. $525 407-423-1202 Isle) 3/3.5/2. Each bedroom has it's own' roommate. All house privile,ges. No pets, 376MB DVD+/RW 330 celeron processor Graduating Student g·etting rid _. bath! Close to UCF off Colonial and N/S. 12 mo lease. 407-319-3751 120 GB hard drive Avalon. W/D, pool and clubhouse. Lowest price in Tanner Crossing. Near. Call Michelle @ 305-582-0733 of new, expensive bed set. Only used for $1500/mo. Call 407-302-8928 1 ROOMMATE WANTED UCF,4bdrm/2bath home excellent one year. Queen size set complete ~ith to share great home, min. from UCF. condition. Go to www.excelrealtyonline.­ expensive matress, box spring, Why Rent? BUY immac. 31212 home Lake, yard, Internet, private room. Co-own a classy Avalon Park home com offered at $269,999. Diane Molaka headboard, footboard, nightstand, and <1. with screen patio on pond In Brittany All incl. $510. Call.Jeff, UCF grad Gateway laptop $200 256MB $0 down, owner fina11cing avail. Don't 407-222-4270 Excel Realty dresser. Sacrifice for $1000. Call Place. Bike to UCF! 14296 Rensselar. 407-737-6690 & see photos online: Intel Pentium 4 CD DVD/ROM call waste rent money, get on title with or Michelle 305 582 0733 727-510-2491 or 727-560-1339 Off Lk Plc~et $230K (631 )-681-0480 www.wlakeshouse.com without your bank. Find your home now! for more info or to see the set. Homes, condos, duplexes for rent. Go to http://nancepropertyinvestments.com www.ORLcent.com to view available 2/3 furnished townhouse in 407-716-0848 or 407-334-6658 BED $140, Mattress Set, Full Size, "i · rentals. RE/MAX 200 Realty Brand New, still in plastic. Delivery ~FOR SALE: gated community, clean, leasing UCFAREA 407-571-3659 master bedroom w huge bathroom, avail. Call 407-287-2619. ~Pets Avalon Park BR w/ shared bathroom for closet. Next to UCF! $600 Inc. all 3/2.5/1 car garage. Winter Spings­ rent in a new large home. $475/mo all Bed Set: $900, 6 pc solid wood, sleigh Oviedo, Gated Comm. Barclay's Reserve utilities. Contact 305-924-7B13 Chihuahua Puppies for sale. Pure Bred. util. included, wireless net.cable, pool. bed group, never used. $450 includes first set of shots, health ;,, off of 434 1600 sq. ft. $1350/mo. 1/2 Mo Security. avail now. 407-831-1322 Call 407-366-5807 =) UCF GIRL WANTED! =) certificate, and a puppy pack (which Master Bdrm in 312 house available for [email protected] or 407-403-2487 Bed Set includes 1st month heartworm/flea Duplex Av'ailable Now mid July move in. 10 min. from UCF. Must be N/S sorry no pets. MovEi-in rea~y 31212, gorgeous. A 6 piece set Incl. Queen mattress set. prevention). Please call 321-663-6362 ... 3/2 $1095 or 212 $830 Great location, roommates, and price. Wood floors & tiles, apples Incl W/D, New 111 box, $499. Can deliver. 11622 Shilpa Ct. W/D, Lawn care Close to UCFll! Room for rent In large Only 495 + 1/3 util. home $500/mo utll. and cleaning blinds, all fans & lights, watervlew, 407-423-1202 407-580-9724 [email protected] or .fireplace, vaulted celltngs, fresh SERVICES - service Incl. Prefer female. BED $160, Orthopedic support New m 305 773 6859 for more info. Call 407-341-7150. paint, spacious lot, security system. 2 MIN from UCF. 1614sqft. $253,700. Queen, pillow-top mattress set. In Aloma & Tuskawilla Area - Rooms for rent in new 6 bdrm fiouse. 407-568-7608 plastic Warranty, Cari Deliver. Mature responsible person needed to Avail now. Inc. W/D comm. pool, bball, Call 407-287-2619. Free! Free! Free! share large luxury home. Two tennis. F only. Short or Long term ok. Queen bed room set $200 inculdes · Any Cell Phone! Any Carrier! rooms available $475 or $500 pay all. 321-693.-0011 $435-535/mo all util. incl. Dresser with mirror, Armoire, computer Visit us on the web: Call Fred 407-657-6753 www.UCFcellular.com 1 N/S roommate needed for 3t2 in desk, 1 night stand, and bed except Avalon Park-$550/Mo. Inc. Cable, Alarm mattress Must call asap, call michelle Alafaya Woods house. Fenced backyard VIDEO JOCKEY Sys. & Sec. Gate. Wtr., Elec. & Wireless $425/mo plus utilities. Call Neal 305 582 0733 For frat parties, dances, etc. See yourself Net Split in 3. Clean Fem. Wanted 2 live 321-431 C1708 in 1 ,296 S.q. ft. apt. w/ washer dryer/walk on the big screen, psychadelic video. to parks & shops/pool/tennis & *MOVE IN SOLO OR WITH A FRIEND!* 386~574-7058/ [email protected] . Avail. 8/1/7 must give 1st 3 Female roomates needed ASAP for months rent & $100 dep. By 7/20 to large 5/3. Furnished optional at no Tired of Paying Out Rent, 4 , 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath remodeled ' move in. Call Christine 407-925-8369 additional charge. 10-15 mins from UCF. ORLANDO/UCF 4/3 GATED/ With No Return On Your Money? townhouse for rent everything brand new $480/mo all included. FRONT, 28,45sf, SCRND POOUSPA, Call Holley Ewell at 407-310-1895. Clean F. wanted 212.5 townhome @ 5 min to UCF $950/mo. Call Call Alex (954)913-0832 . . HUGE MBR · $ Learn How Owning Increases Wealth! $ 407-339-1108 Ext.106 cambrldge circle. Furnlshed,N/S,no $2,300 RENT/SALE Avalon Realty. Group pets,$480/moilth.lncl.w/d,utll,h.s.lnt 3925 Peppervine Dr. Ori, 32828 ~ , p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Call (954)254-2493 2/2 Condo for rent Clean, quite female roomates- 2 rooms Queen bed room set $700 East Orlando -UTILITIES w/shared bath avail. in 3/2 home. 10 min. Really good condition hardly used: '1'!IiJ ANNOUNCEMENTS INCLUDEDIll from UCF.$450/month includes all mattress Head board and foot board Close to Valencia College, UCF, Full 4 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom Dresser with mirror utilities, furnished room, security system, Apartment at Pegasus Pointe UCF ~ Sall and . Screened internet, and cable lV. No pets. Move in Computer/TV armoire 1 night stand Porch. Newly renovated - carpets, as early as June! 954-695·1981 call Michelle 3055820733 FastPitch/Baseball Teams appliances, paint, & bathrooms. Rent Is $ 475.00 a Month; lease has Co-own a classy Avalon Park home Beds: All brand new. Never-Flip Pillow­ Needed! $1250/month including electric, 5/3 2500 sq. ft. 10-15 min. from UCF. been renewed tlll July 2008 $0 down, owner financing avail. Don't Top Mattress sets. Twins, $120, Full, NAFA'S 16th World Series Title June water, and basic cable. $600 deposit 18"x18" ceramic tile throughout. $575/mo waste rent money, get on title with or $140, Queen, $160, King, $230, delivery 17-20 at Disney Wide World Of <) required. No pets. Call Tanya at all util incl. and prof. cleaning svc. Available ASAP without your bank. Find your home now! available. 407-331-1941 Sports!Teams from TN,GA,AL, TX,Ml,­ (407) 421-9463 or email Call Jasmine 407-488-8575. http://nancepropertyinvestments.com IN already In. Girls 10u-18u/Boys- . [email protected]. Will Pay All Fees Including First Pool Table: 8' professional series 1 Female Roommate N/S Available May. 407-716-0848 or 407-334-6658 furniture style table, carved legs, 10u.Entry fee just $285 www.­ $475 includes utilities. · Months Rent Waterforq Lakes, The Crest , oversized 1" slate, leather pockets. AIL nafa4klds.com/Tournaments.htm Dean Rd. [email protected] TOWNHOME in Waterford Lakes - 3 Call Director DJ: 423-451-9943 Luxury Condo 2bd/2ba,W/D,cablelV,H/S 1 SRAND NEW. Retail $4,000; Must sell 11 609-330-3673 Call Sal at (908)625-6572 bed/2.5 bath with upgrades g!llore. Very internet, tel, pool, gym. Utilities included, quiet and no shared walls. For sale or $1250. Set-up available. 401-831-1322 $650/roommate, 407-247-6423 Sublease May- July at Pegasus F rommate needed immediately for 3/2 Landing Male needed for 1/1 In 414, lease-to-own, $234,900. Bed 100% all brand new King pillow­ WANTED BRAND NEW 2BR/2BA GATED house just 5 min. from UCF! Rent is very reasonable! $400/mo all utll Incl. Call Sean at (407)257-3587 top set. Must sell, can deliver $220. rm TOWNHOUSE to share ' F. Close to only $500/mo. incld. all util. Pets are 407-372-0116 or 941-266-0626 Call 407-423-1202. UCF. $500/mo. Incl. monitored alarm, OK. If interested please contact 407- Visit WWW.UCFCondos.COM cable & H.S internet. Call 305-528-0637 BRAND NEW, Tempur-pedlc type 277-5531. MOVE IN NOW! M needed for 4/4 In Condos And Homes For Sale & Rent. Memory Foam Mattress Set w/ WANTED-WILL PAY CASH! or email [email protected] Pegasus Connection. Free 24/7 Website With Pies & Info. -warranty. $1800 value. Must sell $495. Scion TC Wheels & Tires F roommate to share 4/2 house close $520/mo all utilltles Included. Century 21. Rick Sletten 321-438-4568 Delivery avail. Call 407-423-1202. 407-484-8688 •' Charming, furnished, 2/2 to UCF in Regency Park. $450 plus 1/3 Contact Justin 352-220-1352 townhome to share. 112 mile from utilities. ln91. wireless, cable, W/D. N/S. Like New Hawthorne Glen 1/1 avail In a 4/4 UCF. Pool, fitness center, Female, Must love animals. Call Naty 407-782- Townhome. 3/2.5 with loft/study. Built in at the Village at Alafaya. $535/mo O.B.- Non/s, no pets. 2375 or [email protected] 2006.1915 hid sq ft. sec system, comm. 0. M/F okay .Contact Jeremy at How $675 + 1/2utilltes pool, walk to UCF. Call Brad with Call (561) 339-1274 Roommates wanted to share beautiful 321-544-5383 places Classifieds in the house in Tanner Crossing. All util. and Coldwell Banker at 407-920-7800 Condo for Rent - · high speed internet incl. Available Fall Female needed in a 4/4 VIiiage at 913-908-81.85 or [email protected] Science Drive apt. Can move-In early ~eutial ~loriba ~ture UCF/Waterford Lakes. 3BR,2B as May 1st. Rent is only $48511 Very for as low as $4 an issue! Currently rented to UCF students, Rooms for rent, 5 min. from .UCF in nice apt and great roommates! Please would like to continue. Upgraded 4 bedroom house, 3 yr old neigh. contact Stacy@ (561)801·6872 fl hardwood floors, new carpet, granite Lg. rooms, back yard faces preserve. Owww.KnightNe~spal'ers.com/ @ 407-447-4555 Pegasus Point- Willing to pay move in $2200 OBO call 407-587-6569 countertops In kitchen and baths, new House furn., bedrooms not. Sec. sys., A/C: Front, Airbag: Driver, Airb·ag: . classifieds fee!!! in a 212, all utilities included, appliances. Includes hlghspeed high-speed wireless Internet. Room Passenger, Cassette Radio, CD Player. Internet, cable, pool and fitness ·wtother students. $500/mo. all util. $560/mo. Available NOW!! Females Only. Contact Keima 787-951-6496 Some mechanical defects but good ~ center. Quiet! $1400/mo 407-451-5137 incl. 954-816-3127 running condition. 1 Bdrm 1 Bath Condo for Rent ' LOOK!!! Looking for F tp rent 1/1 in 4/2 in The 800 sq/ft Gated Community. W/D, 1 room avail in a large house close to Lofts. Price negotiable. Util. included, 1994 Mazda Protege. Standard with new clutch and tires. 100k. $800 or Best offer. . cable, all appliances Incl. 10 mlns UCF. Includes in-ground pool, W/D, & full Mid May-Aug 1st. Furnished. Please call from UCF. Overlooking lake, $750/mo. kitchen. $350/mo. + split util. 561-445-2649 5613011689 or [email protected] ~ 407-924-9842 Call 407-712-4035, leave message. 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier 3/2.5/1 gated Townhouse for rent F needed to share 5/3 with 2 other UCF 2 door, silver, 5 speed, A/C, CID player, 2557 Galiano Circle Winter Park, 32792 students. 5 min to UCF. $550/mo most EXCELLENT condition. 47k mi. Never lived in, all appl. incl., utilities and internet included. Asking price $9000 o.b.o. or take over ., $1295/mo conact [email protected] 954-436-8924 payment of $225/mo. 407-797-7737 2/2 CONDO FOR SALE 1/2 mile from In Person: Oviedo/UCF Area M/F wanted for 3/2 in Oviedo near UCF UCF.Spacious rooms,berber carpet,new University Cowlt By Fax: & SCC. N/S, W/D, yard, garage, $400 Repo Sale Suite200 407-447-4556 2BR/2BA Condo. 1100 sq.ft. All bathrooms, owner needs to sell asap. Call C\1ntrn1olfTBM.lt:RouNAd.) Appliances Including washer & dryer. plus util. Available immediately Must be Monica (407) 222-3488 Keller Williams '98 Ford Explorer. Acceptln~ bids, Quiet Neighborhood. $1050/mo plus clean, quiet,and responsible. Call Advantage 2 Realty wwW.­ min. bid $3775. Gray, 4x4, 144k 'f security. Call (407):{10-8452 Heather f 21-544-9211 YourRealtclMonica miles. Contact Jon at 866-7 3-0223 The A LOF!S

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