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Page 17 Volume 14, Issue 14 www.ValenciaVoice.com Dec. 7, 2011 Page 13 World AIDS day comes to Central Florida Awareness and rememberance are key points for community

By Jeremy S. Williams [email protected]

World AIDS Day was held this past Thursday on several Valencia campuses and across central Florida in conjunction with the global effort that began in 1988 to raise awareness of the disease and to show Wisam Sharieff admits to being controversial for a reason. support to those living with the virus, as well as those who have died from it. Valencia’s Winter Park campus showed their sup- Religious leaders face port by having an event to make the students aware of the danger this virus still poses to the area. modern temptations “AIDS and HIV are still a concern for young students,” said Rachel Mahant, peer educator with Present ambious plan for world peace the Winter Park campus. “Sometimes young adults don’t make the wisest decisions and we want to get By James Tutten the word out that they need to be protected.” [email protected] Students had the opportunity to play Jeopardy triv- FACES members cut the ribbon at the first annual Awareness outreach event at the Osceola public library on Thursday, Dec.1. ia and had information pamphlets and condoms hand- The Muslim Student Association at Valencia’s ed out to encourage safe sex practices and education. As the music rang out across the campus, Sharp Dec. 1 has been a day of remembrance and preaching East Campus hosted its first conference, highlighted Across Orlando at Valencia’s East Campus, stu- and the rest of the GSA handed out brochures, red acceptance of those living with this virus. In its 23 by Wisam Sharieff, a prominent Muslim American dents had an event brought to them by the Gay/ ribbons, and condoms to encourage the students of years, a World AIDS Day event had not been sched- with an unorthodox speaking style and an ambitious Straight Alliance to promote better education and Valencia to stay informed and to be safe. uled in Osceola County; until this year. plan for international peace. protection from AIDS/HIV, as well as programs Neither campus was offering testing during the For the first time, a county event was held at the “We don’t need more words; we need more available in the Orlando area if a student found out events, but Sharp advised that there are many places in Osceola Public Library and was sponsored by a new, love,” said Sharieff, “but love doesn’t have its own they were HIV positive and didn’t know where to go. Central Florida that have free HIV testing. “The Center local organization known as FACES Community. The language, yet.” He addressed the gathering of more “We want to let the students know that it is im- on Mills Ave, Hope and Help, The Miracle of Love, and organization, which stands for Fighting AIDS, Col- than 500 Muslim Americans from the local commu- portant to get tested at least every six months to a Planned Parenthood are just a few of the places in the laborating to Educate Society, was created by a coun- nity, and MSA groups from UCF, USF, Rollins, and year,” Jeremy Sharp, GSA vice-president explained. area that will test you for free. It’s as easy as Googling it cil of both HIV positive and negative people from the more. They came out to this conference to address “This disease is not a death sentence like it use to be or talking to one of the campus councilors.” Osceola area and was spearheaded by local radio talk complicated religious issues and the proper role of and there are programs that can help if you find out The first Worlds AIDS Day was held in 1988 and show host Eugenia Nova. modern technology. that you do have it.” is the first ever global health day. Since its inception, ­— See Awareness on page 2 ­— See MSA Conference on page 2 www.ValenciaVoice.com NEWS Dec. 7, 2011 2

Szymczyk said, “People are living longer with it and living productive, happy lives. They aren’t any differ- Awareness ent than anyone else.” ­— Continued from page 1 AIDS/HIV is currently affecting 1.2 million Amer- icans and every nine and a half minutes a person is The awareness outreach event started with the light- being newly infected. “This is why it is so important ing of the candles in honor of those living with HIV, to get tested,” explained Szymczyk. “You must know those lost to it and a moment of silence. Nova spoke to your status so you can protect those you are intimate the attendees about the importance of events like these. with and protect yourself.” Outside of the event the “If this disease affects one person in your neigh- Hope and Help Center was providing free HIV test- borhood, then it affects the entire community.” The ing to those who wanted to know their status. event was filled with singing, dancing, and skits Florida is currently the third most infected state meant to inspire and educate on the importance of and the number of cases has been steadily increas- acceptance of those with AIDS/HIV. “We all have ing since the 1990s. “Look to your left, now look to Muslim Americans gather to pray at Valencia East Campus before hearing from guest speaker cleric Wisam Sharieff. faces,” Nova said. “We all have hearts. We are here to your right,” Nova said. “Look at the faces around lift the stigma placed on positive people.” you. There are both positive and negative people in Some participants fear many younger Muslims are The event also included the reading of the official this room and you can’t tell any of them apart. Know acting conservative in public, but behaving differ- proclamation naming Dec. 1 as World AIDS Day in your partner, know your status, and keep protected.” MSA conference ently behind the anonymity of a computer screen. Osceola County and a tribute was done in the honor For more information or for a free, confidential This is tied directly into the goal of the Muslim of one of the county’s leading voices of AIDS/HIV testing area contact the Hope and Help Center at ­— Continued from page 1 Student Association to inform, educate, and enlight- awareness in Central Florida, Jessica Szymczyk. 407-645-2577 or visit their website at www.hope- Sharieff has an idea that expands the United Na- en others concerning the Islamic religion. Szymczyk is a mental health counselor and has been andhelp.org. “The Healing Touch” with Eugenia tions International Day of Peace to a long break in the “Our goals are dispelling misconceptions that fighting the fight against AIDS/HIV in Central Florida Nova can be heard on 1220 AM radio Sunday eve- near future of up to four months of international peace. people may have about our religion” said Amir Khan, for more than 20 years. “AIDS is not like it use to be,” nings from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The concept was equated to parents that have children President of MSA on East Campus. “People think who are fighting will separate them to let their tempers we’re all like terrorists, or all Muslims are from the cool down. He is planning to meet and speak with Ara- Middle East, it’s obvious that’s not the case.” Khan’s bic leaders in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, London, and else- family is originally from South America and has no Suffer with frequent belly pain and in the where to expand on this concept of unified peace. family ties to anyone overseas. bathroom many times a day because of www.bellypain911.com Though it can be dismissed as an over-zealous or There is a general frustration with misconceptions unattainable goal, you can not deny that it’s ambi- that Muslims face in a post 9/11 world. “It’s the only diarrhea? tious, especially for a young anthropologist relatively religion this day that has to defend itself,” Khan said. Diagnosed with or have the symptoms new to public speaking. For ten years Sharieff was in “If you say that person is Christian or that person is of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? and out of hospitals battling illnesses, and spent his Jewish no one cares, but if you say they are Muslim time studying the lessons of the Bible, Torah, and Ko- then you have to defend or justify that.” Are you between 18-79 years of age? ran. It was during this period he developed his plan Aside from informing students and helping with You may qualify for a clinical study near you. for peace and an international language (like Ameri- campus events MSA recently raised $1,000 to help Compass Research, LLC Orlando (Downtown), FL can Sign Language) to unify the world through basic with the people of Somalia. “We have Project Down- 866-623-8677 human understanding. town where every two weeks we go to downtown Internal Medicine Specialist Orlando (South Downtown), FL Other topics addressed at Saturday’s confer- Orlando and cook food, make sandwiches, and feed 407-851-5600 ence were staying away from being judgmental, the homeless,” said MSA member Manan Isis. Alliance Clinical Research Winter Park, FL stereotypical, and negative, and how to deal with The main goal of MSA is spreading a positive 407-657-3619 a situation involving these behaviors. Included in message and helping the college meet its goal of em- International Clinical Research – US, LLC Sanford, FL the agenda was a long discussion on “The Beauty bracing diversity. 407- 878-5830 of Hijab” with its dress and personal requirement’s “We have students from around the world, and Venra Clinical Studies, LLC Wellington, FL purpose and function. different cultures within MSA,” said Valencia profes- 561-795-3330 X249 Another topic of discussion included the relative- sor MSA advisor Yasmeen Qadri. “It’s so important Accord Clinical Research, LLC Port Orange, FL ly new stigma of finding a balance in the over satura- that we are all on the same page, and working to- 386-760-7272 tion from social media web sites and smart phones. wards the same goals.” Visit: www.bellypain911.com www.ValenciaVoice.com NEWS Dec. 7, 2011 3 Students demand answers from Dean Tyrone Johnson responds to West Campus concerns

By Wesley Thompson Students complained about contacting profes- [email protected] sors and how it was more of a game of cat and mouse, explaining how hard it was to reach them SGA hosted a Student and Dean Discussion to or get a reply. If a professor responded, the message share their concerns directly with Tyrone Johnson, was often irrelevant or late. on West Campus Wednesday Nov. 30. Financial aid lines and wait times are a concern Tutoring was a recurring issue for some stu- since so many people need financial aid, but aren’t dents because of the lack of tutors and the types getting the money in time, leaving students to miss of tutors, ranging from higher level math to their classes. The problem cannot be helped, since chemistry and science. staff is working at capacity and they’re so many There are professors to teach the students, but people registering for financial aid. the only tutors for the subjects are professors. Ap- An idea for a daycare for students was also pointments are nearly impossible because of a pro- brought up. Johnson explained that Valencia Col- fessors cluttered schedule, let alone walk-ins. John- lege doesn’t teach daycare. Also the price of day- son explained that there was a recruiting process to care outweighs the benefits to the school be done in order to get more higher tutors for math A sidewalk entrance for Kirkman Road for pe- or different subject tutors. destrians and bikers was mentioned, allowing a Another question was about outsiders being safer entrance. “We’ll look into it,” Johnson said. hired as tutors. Unfortunately, those who are not a The library hours have been extended by two part of the system cannot be hired due to question- hours for finals, something students had been re- able backgrounds, meaning they cannot hire some- questing. The new hours will be made official on one that they don’t know about. Monday. This gives late-night students a chance to Professors were also a main issue in the discussion. get extra time if needed.

Professor named Teacher of the Year Eileen Perez nabs top honor

Dr. Eileen Perez, a chemistry professor at Valen- cia College, has been named the 2011 Outstanding Chemistry Teacher at a two-year college. The award was presented by the Central Florida Chapter of the American Chemical Society. Dr. Perez teaches on Valencia’s West Campus. The chapter also recognized Valencia student Danny Arias as the “outstanding undergraduate at a two-year college.” — Valencia News www.ValenciaVoice.com NEWS Dec. 7, 2011 4 Citizens speak as anti-smoking efforts increase

smoke on campus. We are trying to have a healthy New campaign looks Valencia prepares to environment for all.” The policy for a smoke-free campus took effect on Aug. 27, but will begin being enforced in August to laws to help clear enforce tobacco ban 2012. The policy bans smoking of any kind from anywhere on campus, to include all open areas, as air in public spaces By Jeremy S. Williams well as personal vehicles. [email protected] “It’s too much, too fast,” said Amanda Schulz, By Lawrence Laguna Valencia student and current smoker. “This is going [email protected] The Great American Smokeout came to Valen- to require a lot of enforcement and they can’t even cia’s East Campus last week to raise awareness on keep people from smoking in non-smoking areas let Many voices are being heard in the city of Orlando the dangers of smoking and to encourage all stu- alone in their own cars.” as people demand that public places be made smoke dents and faculty to kick the habit. Eliminating smoking on campus is just one part free. Some citizens want to be able to experience a Valencia College has joined the Share the Air of the Valencia plan to clean the air. They will be of- clean air environment without worrying about sec- campaign to ban smoking in all public places, in- fering resources to students, faculty, and community ondhand smoke. Their voice has been heard through doors and outdoors, anywhere on campus. members who want to quit but don’t know where to the All In To Clear Air campaign launched this year. “We are not doing this because we are against start. “We have a five week program that is being of- This new program is supported and sponsored smokers,” said Debbie Jakubcin, Valencia’s Wellness fered,” said Jakubcin. “There will be counseling and by the Florida Health Department and Tobacco Free Coordinator, “We are simply saying that you cannot quit-smoking aids offered at no cost.” Florida organizations and has done a lot in its small The cost of quitting or lack of resources is not time in existence. The famous image of a person with the issue for some to include smoker and student a gas mask pouring liquor into a glass and a small Rena Merchant. “Cars cause more smoke then child playing in the park represents the demand for any of the smokers,” she said. “Nothing is being and end to smoking in bars and parks. These images done about that.” have been seen on billboards, bus stops, Internet ad- The policy to go smoke free on campus has been vertisements, and television commercials. The next level is to get a major law passed. under review for the past year and, according to Dain Weister, a public information officer in the “Right now we are a resolution, but would like to Jakubcin, this was done to make sure that smokers All In To Clear Air program, has a clear objective get a law to passed,” Weister said. “No major law were not going to feel discriminated against. “We why this program needs attention and how it takes has changed the state law, so the state level would are not trying to stop smoker’s freedom,” she said. upon its mission. have to make the change.” “This is being done more in support for them.” “We want it to expand and expose people to Since partnering up with the health department, Such a program would have been beneficial for change to stop smoking and prevent second hand All In To Clear Air has reached out to many munici- Carol Traynor, Valencia’s Senior Public Relations smoke,” Weister said. “With this we can save lives.” palities such as the Amway Center in Orlando that Manager and former smoker. “I had to quit smok- The whole campaign began with a grant by the went smoke free. Social media outlets like Facebook ing back when they banned it in federal buildings federal government in order to create smoke free pub- and Twitter are helping spread the word to let others without the help of quit smoking aids and it was lic spaces to limit secondhand smoke, which kills over know the dangers of second hand smoke. tough. If we had this when I was quitting I would 50,000 Americans a year. Many residents in the Orlando believe public have used the resources definitely.” A lot of success has been achieved from the pro- space should be smoke free as well. Assistance and resources still are not enough for gram so far. Local colleges such as UCF and Valencia “Smoking in a area around other civilians such as some current smokers. “This is still a free country, are trying to ban smoking on campuses, and counties children is a selfish act,” said Cynthia Bell a 29-year-old isn’t it?” Merchant said. “It’s not against the law.” in central Florida have agreed to join the movement. parent and 15-year Orlando resident. “You are basical- For further information on the Share The Air ini- From Orange to Evansville County, cities are joining ly destroying the habitat of others around you because Xavier Charles enjoys a cigarette on West Campus. tiative or to take advantage of the resources being as the campaign strives to add more. of your addiction to burn a cigarette.” The smoking ban will be enforced beginning Jan. 1. offered go to www.valenciacollege.edu/sharetheair. www.ValenciaVoice.com NEWS Dec. 7, 2011 5 Jobless rate drops sharply to 8.6 percent in November Trend in job creation, employment support by Clinton, President Obama

By Kevin G. Hall Statistics reported in its survey of non- McClatchy Newspapers farm payrolls, but the net job gain was dragged down by 20,000 government The surprising drop in November’s jobs lost at federal, state and local levels. unemployment rate to 8.6 percent over- The BLS also revised the September job shadowed what may be a more significant estimates sharply upward from the origi- positive trend: a sharp upturn in hiring by nal 158,000 to 210,000, a strong number. the nation’s small businesses. October’s estimate of 80,000 jobs gained Overall, U.S. employers added 120,000 also was revised up, by 20,000. jobs in November as the unemployment “The job market is firming at year’s rate fell sharply from 9 percent, the Labor end. Job growth has picked up in recent Department said in a report that brought months, particularly among smaller busi- holiday cheer. nesses. The employment gains have also Former President Bill Clinton with President Obama speak about job creation after touring a new office building using green construction. Private-sector employers added 140,000 broadened out across industries from jobs last month, the Bureau of Labor retailing to manufacturing,” said Mark Zandi, the chief economist for forecaster members were seeing an uptick in hiring. said in a statement. Moody’s Analytics. “The sharp improve- “The percent of owners cutting jobs The unemployment rate is derived ment in unemployment is encouraging, has returned to ‘normal’ levels,” said from a survey of households, while the but overstates the improvement. The job William Dunkelberg, the group’s chief job-growth number is drawn from a sur- market is still struggling, but it is gaining economist. “And the percent of owners vey of businesses. Economists at RDQ momentum going into 2012.” adding workers continued to trend up. Economics, a New York forecaster, ar- Economists think the BLS payrolls Reports of new job creation should pick gued in a research note that the house- report may be undercounting hiring by up a bit in the coming months.” hold survey has shown stronger employ- small businesses. This may explain why a The sharp fall in the unemployment ment gains than the payroll survey has key private-sector employment gauge on rate, while a potential boost to the politi- for four straight months. Wednesday posted surprisingly strong cal fortunes of President Barack Obama, RDQ said the unemployment rate had numbers that were somewhat at odds stemmed from two factors. shown “a more rapid decline than one with Friday’s BLS data. First, there was an outsized decline of would have expected given the data on The ADP National Employment Re- 315,000 people in the workforce. Those pre- the broader economy.” port said 206,000 private-sector jobs were sumably are people who gave up looking The strong job numbers add to a re- created in November. Employers with for work, and they are likely to return to the cent trend of positive economic indica- more than 500 workers accounted for workforce eventually. The rest stemmed tors, including sharply rising consumer about 6 percent of the hiring, the ADP from growth in the number of jobs. confidence, auto sales, Black Friday re- report said, while employers with fewer “About half of the drop in unem- tail sales and a key manufacturing index than 49 workers accounted for 53 percent ployment in the household survey was by the Institute of Supply Management. of the new jobs. due to a decline in the labor force ... It all points to a firming U.S. economic The National Federation of Indepen- and about half to employment growth,” recovery, with the biggest shadow cast dent Business, which surveys the pulse Alan Krueger, the new head of the White by Europe’s debt crisis. of smaller firms, also said Friday that its House Council of Economic Advisers, ­— MCT Campus www.ValenciaVoice.com NEWS Dec. 7, 2011 6 Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign bid Ex-candidate ‘at peace’ after turbulent GOP nominition run plauged by accusations of adultery, personal missconduct

By David Goldstein marital infidelity. His decision likely caused the party McClatchy Newspapers “I am suspending my presidential hierarchy to relax a little as well. Cain’s campaign because of the continued dis- personal drama had become a distraction, His popularity sinking and his credibil- traction, the continued hurt caused on me drawing attention away from the rest of ity under attack, Herman Cain suspended and my family, not because we are not the GOP field. his campaign for the Republican presiden- fighters, not because I’m not a fighter,” the Many in the Republican establishment tial nomination on Saturday in a defiant, former Godfather’s Pizza CEO told a loyal also never thought Cain was a serious unapologetic blaze of glory. hometown crowd in Atlanta. candidate to begin with, despite his abil- For all practical purposes, Cain’s Cain, who has denied all the alle- ity to draw support. He had little in the suspension means he has dropped out, gations, was accompanied by his wife, way of ground organizations in key early ending his quest for the White House Gloria, in a rare campaign appearance. states, and his travel schedule sometimes because of the political damage caused He said that he and his family were “at seemed to indicate more of an interest in by allegations of sexual harassment and peace” over the ordeal. selling his book than his candidacy. Cain said that he got out also because his ability to raise money had suffered. Suspending his campaign instead of shut- ting it down altogether still allows him to raise money to help pay off his debts. Cain addressing large group of supporters in Atlanta on Saturday, with is wife Gloria Cain beside . His farewell was trademark Cain: confident, cheeky and challenging of where the first voting of the election only to see it flicker and disappear. political convention. season will take place Jan. 3, had dwin- First there was real estate mogul and Cain said he intended to remain a dled to just 8 percent, down from 23 reality television star Donald Trump, then “voice of the people” and promised to percent a month ago, when he briefly Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, soon endorse one of his former Republi- led the pack. That was also just before then Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Bachmann and can rivals. He also announced that he was the sexual allegations surfaced. Perry remain in the race. beginning his “Plan B”, creating a new “There weren’t any deep-founded be- The latest surging hopeful is also the organization whose goal would be to liefs and understanding about who he one likely to gain the most from Cain’s change Washington “from the outside.” was,” said Al Cardenas, chairman of the withdrawal, former House Speaker “The pundits would like for me to American Conservative Union and former Newt Gingrich, whose campaign has shut up, drop out and go away,” he said head of the Florida Republican Party. picked up momentum since Cain began to cheers of support. “I am not going to “His image was not deeply ingrained slipping. Gingrich might be in the best be silenced and I am not going away.” in the mind of the voters. They liked his position to appeal to the “Anyone but Cain’s turnaround in political fortunes populism, his charisma, but the mo- Romney” segment of Republicans, who was another abrupt shift in a chase for the ment people heard news that was not don’t believe that former Massachusetts nomination that has seen more twists and complimentary, his fortunes dropped.” Gov. Mitt Romney, the only candidate turns than the Monaco Grand Prix. Cain became the latest in a series of to remain consistently in the top tier, is A new Des Moines Register poll Republican White House hopefuls who conservative enough. Political supportsers now look for new candidates less than a mounth before first caucus vote. showed that Cain’s support in Iowa, seemed to capture lightning in a bottle, — MCT Campus www.ValenciaVoice.com OPINION Dec. 7, 2011 7 What would you rather watch, NBA or MLB?

Photos by Lawrence Laguna / Interviews by Juan Gutierrez

“NBA; it’s more exciting and “Neither; I’m not really familar “NBA; it’s more lively to watch, “It’s got to be the NBA. I think “NBA; it’s a lot more interesting. bigger plays happen. I like big, with sports. I need to spend my and I feel like baseball is really baseball is dumb and I have al- I like it a lot more than MLB.” exciting plays in sports.” time studying for class.” slow and boring.” ways liked to watch basketball.” — James Teitelbaum — Alex Davis — Derek Matthew — Gabi Muelle — J.R Cook

“NBA; it’s more entertaining. It’s “MLB; I have never been really “NBA; because baseball is a “NBA; baseball has been kind of “I grew up watching basketball just more fun and better games into sports, but I played baseball really slow-moving sport, and I boring lately and it’s very repiti- so it’s my favorite sport to watch. to watch.” as a kid so I can relate more.” can’t really follow it.” tive. NBA offers more to fans .” I just hate to watch baseball .” — Katherine Pacheco — Luke Murphy — Michell Elyakin — Peter Certo — Maria Sicilianl www.ValenciaVoice.com OPINION Dec. 7, 2011 8 Are you excited about the end of the NBA lockout? Hockey fans won’t miss basketball Shortened season is Christmas gift

By Bryan Levine Crosby, I was ecstatic with all of the cov- By Juan Gutierrez traded away from the New Orleans [email protected] erage he was getting when he made his [email protected] Hornets? What about Dwight How- 2011 debut following a concussion. ard? Do the Orlando Magic deal him When the NBA announced that it Then, the NBA players and owners NBA fans have gotten an early to the Lakers? What if we see the two wouldn’t cancel the 2011-12 season, if agreed to terms, and suddenly it was Christmas present this year. The NBA’s join forces together like the Miami you listened carefully, you could hear ‘Sidney Who?’ players and owners reached a tentative Heat did with their stars last off-sea- the collective sigh of every hockey fan So now the 2011-2012 NBA season, agreement to bring NBA basketball back son? It’s no question that it is going to in America. which will go down in infamy, will begin to the hardwood on Christmas day. be a condensed off-season filled with It seems ironic that at the same time its 66-game season, and go on as if noth- The 149-day lockout is finally signings and trades. the 99 percent protests were going on in ing ever happened. Pro basketball will over. That means Kobe Bryant, LeB- Can NBA finals MVP Dirk Nowitzki this country, millionaires were arguing continue to be a vastly popular sport, for ron James, Dwyane Wade, Derrick prove his critics wrong now that he al- with billionaires over just one measly reasons which I don’t understand. Rose, Dwight Howard and the rest of ready has his first championship under percentage of NBA revenues. I’m happy for all of you basketball league’s stars are back his belt? Or are As a white kid fans who can now in action this season. the Mavs just too who grew up on My love for basketball went enjoy your one true But why should we The teams will be playing old now? Long Island, New love. You’ll be able out the window when the be having goosebumps a lot fresher when the Last season York, my love for to turn your tele- because the lockout is we got to see one basketball went out Knicks era of the 90s ended. visions to ESPN at finally over? playoffs come around. of the NBA’s the window when any point during With the NBA sea- brightest the Knicks era of the day and find son being shortened young stars the 90s ended. out the latest on the NBA, and you’ll to 66 games this year win the regu- After living in South Florida for a few forget this season started late, just a -- 16 games shorter than last season -- lar season MVP award: Chicago Bulls years, and now Orlando, I’ve become a week into 2012. many NBA players have gotten extra point guard Derrick Rose. We’ve self-admitted front-running basketball But, why? Why isn’t this strike going time to heal injuries. This may be a won- missed you Derrick. fan. For the last few years I’ve been tee- to have the affect a lost NHL season had? derful thing for Bryant and the Lakers. We will see how much Rose has de- tering between teams to root for. Do you even remember which season Bryant is infamous for injuries. He veloped his game in the extended off- The Knicks just started rebuilding the NHL lost to a strike? Did you even received knee treatment this off-season season, now entering his fourth year in their dismal franchise, and it seemed like know that the NHL recently had a strike- and now the well-rested Bryant may be the league. The explosive and speedy I would once again become a Knicker- plagued season? Probably not. dangerous like never before. Bryant and point guard had a very impressive sea- bocker. But then the lock-out happened, If you ask me, it seems unfair that the the Lakers are one of the NBA’s older son last year but didn’t have much suc- and it left a sour taste in my mouth. NBA was able to devastate its fans out of teams, and it is almost certain that with cess in the Eastern Conference finals My favorite sport is without a doubt pure selfishness, and not face the same the shortened season the team will be against Miami. But this is a new year. baseball, America’s past-time, but my repercussions MLB faced in 1994, or the playing a lot fresher when the playoffs Going into next season many al- second passion is hockey; a sport which NHL did in 2004. come around in the spring. ready predict that the Miami Heat and has virtually no respect amongst Ameri- Nonetheless, the NBA will go back How about the free agent frenzy and their three-headed monster in LeBron cans and the mainstream media. to being king of sports in America, and the trade possibilities? This year’s free James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh Networks such as ESPN, who domi- fans like myself will go back to watching agency class isn’t that strong but there are the favorites to win the 2011-2012 nate the thought-process of sports fans in an hour of Sports Center with the glim- are still many quality guys available to NBA Championship. Can he win his this country by controlling what they see, mering hope that the 30 seconds devot- play key roles on any team. first title as well as the hearts of the na- just started paying attention to hockey. ed to the NHL will be geared towards Are we going to see Chris Paul get tion’s NBA fans this time around? While I am in no way a fan of Sidney my team. www.ValenciaVoice.com OPINION Dec. 7, 2011 9 Spread love for holidays You got a college education for that? By Jane S. Shaw Christmas is time for family, sharing, fun McClatchy-Tribune News Service By Jennifer Didomenico by-minute schedule that we follow As a child perusing my parents’ and [email protected] every year, we tend to keep the grandparents’ libraries in the 1950s, I came same traditions going. across odd books like one instructing the I love holidays. I love getting When I was young and liv- reader in proper pronunciation. It taught flowers on Valentine’s Day, wear- ing in Chicago, every Christmas how to say the word “despicable” (stress the ing green on St. Patrick’s Day, Eve I left cookies and milk out “des,” not the “pic”) and incognito (stress coloring eggs on Easter, watch- for Santa. Christmas morning we the “cog,” not the “nito”), just the opposite of ing fireworks on the fourth of would attend mass, then return what you normally hear. July, eating ridiculous amounts of home and open presents. Another book told me that while there are candy on Halloween, and eating Later in the day, my family many ways to announce that “it’s time to go even more ridiculous amounts of room in our basement would be to bed,” one never should say “let’s hit the College students now don’t receive the same kind of education that other generations before have. turkey on Thanksgiving. filled with my cousins running sack.” Using that term revealed you as a hick And I can’t help but love around, and playing with presents because it alluded to times (and places) when as everyone else. Sports, college, professional, it comes to their major fields, many students Christmas. from all of the aunts and uncles. beds were made of straw, and you didn’t amateur, are today’s great levelers, along with learn a lot because they are vocationally It’s time again for the winter hol- In Florida, we have a small want to be associated with them. entertainment emblems such as “American motivated and their professors are teaching iday season to come around. Stores gathering of my parents, my Such tomes (and others, including Emily Idol,” “Biggest Loser,” “Jersey Shore,” “Bad what they love. are already filled with decorated grandparents, along with my aunt Post’s famed book of etiquette) helped many Girls Club,” Lady Gaga and the technological But few students get a solid grounding, Christmas trees, and shoppers are and uncle. Every year we do things Americans who weren’t fortunate enough to world of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. or any grounding at all, in what used to be going crazy. But the holiday season in a different order, but we always attend college, the vast majority in those days The college graduate is part and parcel of called “high culture”: the fundamental intel- isn’t just about giving and receiving go to church, open presents, have , brush off the hayseed and become proper this environment, and I haven’t noticed that lectual ideas that underlie modern society. gifts, Christmas is about spending Christmas dinner, and eat large members of the middle class as they moved graduates speak noticeably better than those Core curricula at most colleges have been time with my family. amounts of cookies and kolaches into their Levittown homes with their new who haven’t been to college. Their language, tossed out the window. Of the 54 accredited Throughout the month of De- in between. I have to say, I miss all-electric kitchens, Presto pressure cookers, at best, reflects more the language of their colleges and universities in North Carolina, cember, we bond more as a whole. showing off my new American and Encyclopaedia Britannicas. parents and childhood peers, and every per- for example, just two require courses in U.S. We take time between school and Girl Dolls to my cousins. Today nearly 30 percent of American adults son under 30 seems to use the dreadful locu- government or history. work to decorate and have more But now that I’m older, I ap- have college degrees. But there doesn’t seem to tion “me and Jan” as the subject of a sentence. All in all, a college education doesn’t family days at Disney, like we used preciate more about this holiday be much difference between many of the col- Personally, I don’t care terribly whether seem to make you anything special anymore. to when we vacationed here. season. I appreciate those “an- lege educated and their non-college peers. graduates sound educated or not; of greater We already have many reasons to suspect Being an only child, I’m my noying bell-ringers” outside of To some extent this may be because of concern is whether they are educated. But that college is fading as an essential ingredi- parents little helper when it’s time the grocery store, and I often buy mass culture. Lawrence Summers, former why doesn’t college provide the superficial ent in life, such as continuing cost increases to put up the tree and outdoor canned food to donate and give president of Harvard, recently claimed that veneer of respectability that it did in the past? and the uncertain value of a degree. decorations. It’s nothing like the change to their organizations. I average Americans are smarter than they The answer is that it doesn’t provide If Americans once used college as a step- Grizwold’s decor, but I wouldn’t feel more generous, because now used to be. His evidence: in the 1960s the the substance that it did in the past. College ping-stone to a more respectable life, and have it any other way. I love our I’ve realize what wonderful life country’s favorite TV show was the “Beverly graduates rarely quote Shakespeare or even that doesn’t work anymore, families are go- simple, traditional, family deco- I’ve grown up with. Hillbillies”; in the 2000s, it was “West Wing.” use his plots to illustrate points. Does any- ing to rethink spending thousands of dollars rating. We always buy a box of The holiday season is about In his view, the silliness of the one versus the one under age 50 ever allude to Plato’s cave? on higher education. Junior can just get a job candy canes, and hang them on spreading cheer; it’s about be- erudition of the other reveals the elevation of As Lee Doren says in his new e-book, “Please and with the money he saves and buy a, well, the tree with our ornaments. ing thankful for everything you mass culture. We all have “moved up.” Enroll Responsibly,” students “aren’t receiv- perhaps a Lamborghini. Christmas Eve and Christ- have, and those who are in your Maybe, but an equally plausible reason that ing the education most people expect when Now that would move the family up in mas are two very important days. life. Christmas really is the most college graduates don’t stand out is that they they think of earning a degree.” the estimation of the neighbors, wouldn’t it? Though we don’t have a minute- wonderful time of the year. are just as deeply mired in lowbrow culture Of course, there are exceptions. And when — MCT Campus www.ValenciaVoice.com OPINION Dec. 7, 2011 10 Is Valencia’s no-smoking rule fair to students?

According to the American Cancer So- lar. Banning legal substances – even in micro-instances like col- Ban protects ciety, lung cancer is not only the leading lege – will never be fully complied with, and difficult to enforce. cause of cancer death in the United States, “People are still going to find a way,” said Rami Alzeideh, it’s also the most preventable form of can- 31. “They’re not going to be able to stop stuff like that.” students’ health cer in our society. As well as lung cancer, According to Valencia’s policy statement on the issue, the smoking causes 10 other types of cancer, ban extends to all college owned property, including parking By Neda Hamdan Type 2 Diabetes, heart disease and more. lots and the personal vehicles on them, and is applicable to [email protected] “I don’t like walking into hallways alumni, faculty and visitors alike. Violators can receive a decid- when people are smoking because I don’t able punishment from the appropriate Dean or President of a As I walk through the breezeway, I’m want to be at risk,” said Riley Messer. campus, in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct or caught off guard by the pungent smell of I have been subjected to the negative Human Resources Employee Handbook. Visitors, including tobacco invading my nostrils and I can’t effects of smoking, I’ve known many contractors, can be exiled. help but cough. Why should students be relatives that have died due to cancer, Professor of US Government, Bill Symolon, of Valencia’s subjected to something that could poten- and one in particular who has died Winter Park campus, said the smoking ban is completely un- tially endanger our health? from lung cancer, but was a non-smok- constitutional. This brought the Fourteenth Amendment to Someone dies from a tobacco-related er. Most of my family are smokers, and I mind, which says states may not “deny to any persons within illness every eight seconds in the United constantly worry about being subjected its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.” States. Valencia College is doing the right to secondhand smoke. “As long as it’s a legal substance and I can buy it legally, Va- thing when it comes to making the campus Smoking will kill as many as one in lencia has no right to say I can’t smoke,” Symolon said. “They smoke-free for the 2012 academic year. six people by 2030. It causes more deaths do have the right to control it – they can put smokers off in a “I have a problem with breathing, so every year than alcohol, car accidents, sui- specific area -- but it shouldn’t be banned completely.” I take offense to people smoking around cides, AIDS, homicides, and illegal drugs Valencia isn’t a state legislature, but they are a public col- me,” Yolanda Williams said. “I think they combined. Making Valencia smoke-free lege, funded by the state. And while the health of faculty and should respect your personal space.” is small step for a big problem, and hope- alumni is an important issue, why does the college want to dis- Not only does smoking affect smok- fully this will lead to many other colleges Right to legal substance gruntle a portion of the student body whose habit could easily ers, but those around them. Secondhand to follow in our footsteps along with the be partitioned into designated areas? smoke is responsible for 46,000 deaths other 530 colleges in the United States that Many stressed-out students who take a full course-load, each year from heart disease of non-smok- have already gone smoke-free. should take precedence sleep around five hours a night and have full-time or part-time ers, according to the American Cancer jobs smoke. Some have only the precious and sacred moment Society. Dana Reeve, Christopher Reeve’s By Fred Lambert between classes called the “smoke break” to calm their tensions wife who was in the original Superman Make your voice heard! [email protected] amid tests, research papers and work schedules. movie, died of lung cancer from second- And if it’s the individual liberty of non-smokers to avoid hand smoke. Also, exposure to second- The decision of the Board of Trustees to outlaw smoking second-hand smoke we’re talking about, then a compromise hand smoke while pregnant increases the on campus this past summer has gone under the radar for can easily be established by controlling where smoking is al- chance a woman will have a still-born Take our online poll on many students. lowed within campus. birth, spontaneous abortion, a low birth- Valencia’s smoking ban at The policy restricts all burned tobacco and according to “This isn’t high school,” said music major Amador Salinas, weight baby, and many other delivery and Valencia’s online statement, “any object or device intended to 18, of the policy. He’d just suffered a shifty recital, and despite pregnancy problems. ValenciaVoice.com simulate such use,” which includes, oddly enough, electronic not being a regular smoker, took drags on a bench. “Because people don’t use the smoking cigarettes. If quit-smoking aids are banned in such a contradic- So when we look toward next year when campus-wide areas that are designated for smoking, we Read more about the ban tory fashion, are toy bubble-pipes outlawed too? We’ll find out smoking bans become a reality, we should ask ourselves: Will need to have Valencia smoke-free,” Olivia on Jan. 1, 2012, when the policy will begin to be enforced. it really provide an incentive to quit, or force the once-accepted Mack-Solden said. “Otherwise I wouldn’t on Page 4 Valencia’s smoking ban is different than the Temperance tobacco, e-cigarette, and bubble-pipe smokers of our school mind if they smoked on campus.” movement’s crusade against alcoholism, but the lesson is simi- into positions of secret deviance? www.ValenciaVoice.com OPINION JuneNov. 30,XX, 2011 2011 11

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Valencia College West Campus 3-151 (407) 582- 5040 [email protected] Letters @valenciavoice.com [email protected] www.ValenciaVoice.com FEATURES Dec. 7, 2011 12 Lessons from best baby-sitting movies of all time Opening Nov. 18 ‘New Year’s Eve’ By Joseph V. Amodio Newsday

The baby-sitter movie. It’s a small but satisfying genre of films, and Jonah Hill stars in the latest, “The Sitter,” opening Friday. Hollywood seemingly can’t get enough of sitters, male or female, who get lam- pooned (or harpooned) on a regular basis on the big screen. But at least, by the time the credits roll, the audience walks away with some valuable tips of the trade. Here are a few things we’ve learned from four of the best baby-sitter movies of all time. Director: Garry Marshall ­”Halloween” (1978) Starring: Halle Berry, Jessica Biel, Jon RULE 1: Listen to the kiddies Bon Jovi, Abigail Breslin, Ludacris Baby-sitter Jamie Lee Curtis ignores little Tommy when he says he saw “the Rated: PG-13 bogeyman” outside the house. Uh-huh. Running time: 1 hour 58 minutes Baby-sitting movies teach us a few lessons for real life, from ‘Halloween’ to ‘Uncle Buck’ and ‘When a Stranger Calls’ to ‘Adventures in Babystting.’ She’ll regret that later. Genre: Comedy, Romance ”Uncle Buck” (1989) RULE 2: Watch your language goddamn washing machine to work.” about the first 25 minutes (some of the out, shootout, gang fight and more, plus John Candy’s your typical lazy bache- ”When a Stranger Calls” (1979) most chilling in film history); the rest of a cameo from blues legend Albert Collins ‘The Sitter’ lor slob who winds up watching his broth- RULE 3: Don’t answer the phone, ever! the movie comes apart. (the “Babysitting Blues” number alone er’s kids (including a pre-”Home Alone” A relic of simpler times, when phones ”Adventures in Babysitting” (1987) is worth the rental). This Chris Colum- Macaulay Culkin). The John Hughes com- had dials and no Caller ID. When baby- RULE 4: Be ready for anything, includ- bus comedy is a cult fave and arguably edy reminds us that li’l urchins repeat sitter Carol Kane starts getting eerie ing the blues the best of all baby-sitter films. Short of what you say, like Maizy, who explains to phone calls (“Have you checked the chil- Baby-sitter Elisabeth Shue and three “Mary Poppins,” of course. But then, she her teacher that her uncle had to micro- dren?”), she does everything right: She kids in her care wind up on a rollicking was more of a nanny. wave her socks because “he can’t get the calls the police and arms herself. It’s all ride through Chicago, surviving a blow- — MCT Campus

Box Office 1.’Breaking Dawn 1’ 2. ‘The Muppets’ 3. ‘Hugo’ Director: David Gordon Green Rated: PG - 13 Rated: PG Rated: PG Starring: Jonah Hill, Sam Rockwell, This weekend: $16.9 million This weekend: $11.2 million This weekend: $7.6 million Max Records, Kevin Hernandez Total Gross: $247 million Total Gross: $56 million Total Gross: $25 million Rated: R Running Time: 1 hour 21 minutes Genre: Comedy www.ValenciaVoice.com FEATURES Dec. 7, 2011 13 Airborne Event brings toxicity to Beacham California band ends tour strong in Orlando with guests Mona and The Drowning Man

By Marianella Zapata Noriega Noise,” the indie rock California band in- album, self-tittled “The Airborne Toxic Event.” [email protected] cludes Mikel Jollett on vocals, guitar, and key- The band performed 16 tracks, including board, Steven Chen on guitar and keyboard, both encores. When you go on a hurricane simulator you Noah Harmon on electric bass, upright bass, Finishing their last tour date with The get this feeling as the wind hits you like the and backing vocals, Daren Taylor on drums, Drowning Men and Mona at the Beacham in air all of the sudden took on a solid physical and Anna Bulbrook on viola, keyboard, tam- Orlando, the band went all out to make the form and its trying to go through every cell in bourine, and backing vocals. show worth remembering, from walking off your body. Although that may sound painful, Known for their ability to blend orchestral stage and into the crowd multiple times to its not; in fact its provably one of the coolest arrangements with rock, it is the members’ shaking beer at the crowd and opening bands feelings, like somehow the wind is inside you. multiple abilities that kept the show going as in honor of a job well done. That is the feeling you get when you you watched them change instruments and Mona joined the tour promoting their self tit- hear The Airborne Toxic Event live, where places on the stage with seamless transitions. tled album which came out on May 16 in the UK music becomes more than just sound Opening with “All at Once” from their lat- and will be released in the US on Feb. 21, 2012. waves; it becomes corporeal. est album of that same name, the band also Concert-openers The Drowning Men Named after a section of Don DeLillo’s included fan favorites like “Sometime Around joined The Airborne Toxic Event after being National Book Award-winning book “White Midnight” and “Wishing Well” from their first on tour for the majority of the year.

Noah Harmon at ‘The Airborne Toxic Event,’ the band’s last tour date this fall. Bringing rock and orchestral together is The Airborne Toxic Events’s specialty. Viola, keyboard, tambourine, Steven Chen is both a guitarist and keyboardist for Harmon plays the electric bass, upright bass, and contributes with backing vocals. and backup vocalist Anna Bulbrook is a big part off the band’s classical edge as seen here with Harmon. The Airborne Toxic event as well as backing vocalist. www.ValenciaVoice.com FEATURES Dec. 7, 2011 14 Senior-geared radio show a booming success Host of ‘Growing Bolder’ lives out positive message

By Tom Shea of stories that got him in to reporting. interested in trying to do for 50-plus pro- Special to Valencia Voice When Middleton left local television gramming what it did for children’s pro- the industry was not researching the over- gramming in the 80s.” Marc Middleton is an Orlando news- 54 demographic. He recognized that the Growing bolder is doing just that: the caster and entrepreneur who hosts a radio baby-boomer generation, his generation, radio show has gone from two stations to and television show produced in Central was breaking the old stereotypes that 500 in less than 10 months. Florida. You may have heard him on the dominated media marketing. Growing Bolder has a strong presence weekends on 90.7 or watching the UCF The baby-boomers represent a huge on the Internet and in social media. Mid- public broadcasting channel. portion to the United States population dleton believes that for a small business Middleton graduated with a biology and control a staggering 70 percent of all with limited resources social media is in- degree from FSU hoping to become a vet- disposable income. They spend money on valuable. Growing bolder also has a fea- erinarian. He moved to Phoenix when he cars, second homes, travel and technology ture rich website full of original content. wasn’t accepted and began coaching an and experiencing a period of their life that “We have just launched an online Grow- AAU swimming team. He befriended TV many of their parents never lived to see. ing Bolder Radio Network that streams our sportscaster Mike Leonard, now a feature audio content 24/7,” he said. “Listeners reporter for the Today show. worldwide can now hear us anytime.” Leonard had a way of looking at things The baby-boomers control a The Growing Boulder message is that in a way that was different; he was a story staggering 70 percent of all it’s never too late to try something new. teller. He had no formal journalism edu- “You can reinvent yourself as many times cation, but was persistent and worked as disposable income. as you want to, Middleton said. “Find a freelance journalist, landing a perma- what you love and don’t settle for less. nent job within eight months as a sports Eventually you’ll find out how to make a anchor/reporter at a phoenix CBS affiliate “I began to believe broadcasters, advertis- living doing it.” station. Leonard inspired Middleton, who, ers and marketers were making a huge mis- Middleton doesn’t just preach the years later began working in Orlando at take in undervaluing this group,” he said. “I growing bolder message; he lives it. He local NBC affiliate WESH 2. saw their oversight as an opportunity.” got back into swimming after a 35-year Middleton believes that the news in- Middleton wanted to create something break, and soon after he began swimming cludes the positive things going on in a com- that could tell positive stories that cater to competitively. He has lots to show for it, munity. He became a reporter to tell stories. the baby-boomer demographic that could with six national swimming champion- “The news business change. Local potentially be very profitable. ships and three masters world records in news was quickly becoming little more What he started was the Growing the past 12 months. He will be attending than a crime report because it was the easi- Bolder Media Group. At first it was a one his first track meet in 40 years in the US Marc Middleton, FSU alumnus, started ‘Growing Bolder’ after realizing his generation wasn’t being est, quickest and most cost effective con- man operation, but within a year he was National Indoor Track and Field Champi- reached by the media. The radio show now broadcasts on 500 stations and streams online 24/7. tent to produce,” Middleton said. “There hiring the best producers, reporters and onships in the high hurdles. was nothing uplifting about it.” videographers he knew. Middleton has no plans for retirement. Sick of covering stabbings and rob- Now the media group produces a tele- “What we have crated is less of a job beries, Middleton left his high paying job vision and a radio show on PBS and NPR. and more of a team,” he said. “We all enjoy Did you know? There are 318 cenetarians (people over at Orlando local NBC affiliate to start his “Public media is perfect for us and we coming to work every day and being with 100 years of age) living in Metro Orlando, as of the 2010 census. own venture where he could tell the kinds knew from doing research that PBS was one another.” www.ValenciaVoice.com FEATURES Dec. 7, 2011 15

Movies about movies help keep the magic App of By Joe Williams Even the behind-the-scenes person- “OSS 117” series. But in reteaming The movie is a gestural joy, as astute St. Louis Post-Dispatch nel retain their sense of wonder that with a Gallic Peter Sellers named about emotional telegraphy as any such chaos could produce a movie. Jean Dujardin, he has cracked the Charlie Chaplin classic. the Week: An unwritten rule of magic is to There are many memoirs and scripts code of protocinematic melodrama. “Hugo” goes back even further, By Jennifer DiDomenico never repeat a trick. You don’t want about the cinematic sausage factory, to the roots of moving pictures in the [email protected] the audience to see how it’s done. Yet from Buster Keaton’s “The Camer- nickelodeons of the 1900s. When an movies are a magic trick repeated 18 man” and Billy Wilder’s “Sunset orphan who lives in a Paris train sta- With the holidays right around the corner, the times per second. And recently, sev- Boulevard” to Woody Allen’s “Star- tion circa 1930 learns that his mentor bar code “Scan” application is seemingly relevant. eral fine films have invited us behind dust Memories” and David Mamet’s is Melies, it gives ardent preservation- This app allows shopping iPhone users to scan bar the celluloid curtain. “State and Main.” ist Scorsese an excuse to exhume his codes for various reasons. “My Week With Marilyn” is a In “My Week With Marilyn,” the legacy. Melies was a music-hall magi- Several stores have bar codes on their windows memoir of the whirlwind that was American love goddess invades the cian circa 1900 who learned the tricks and fliers, enabling shoppers to go right to the stirred up when ultimate movie staid studio where a stage-trained Eng- of film editing and directed 500 films, store’s website for details and promotions. Product star Marilyn Monroe clashed with lish actor is trying to transition to screen which were melted down for their bar codes can be scanned to locate the same prod- ultimate stage actor Laurence Ol- stardom. Olivier (impeccably imperson- composite chemicals in the run-up ucts in other stores, to compare the different prices. ivier on the set of the 1956 come- ated by Kenneth Branagh) is a classical to World War I. Scorsese’s respect for The app has a scan history, so you are able to locate dy “The Prince and the Showgirl.” actor, but Hollywood native Monroe Melies’ mastery includes a tutorial on previous searches. It’s an ideal app to make Christ- The black-and-white French im- (astonishingly embodied by Michelle special-effects editing. mas shopping a lot easier and more convenient! port “The Artist” is an affectionate Williams) seduces the camera, even There’s a similar impulse in the tribute to 1920s Hollywood, when while the insecure starlet struggles to new puppeteering documentary “Be- silent cinema was eclipsed by the find a method-acting motivation within ing Elmo,” which presents us with new technology of talkies. And in the constraints of a costume farce. drawers of bulging eyeballs and re- Martin Scorsese’s epic “Hugo,” an “The Artist,” which has vaulted veals the secret stitch that turns green orphaned boy in 1930s Paris finds to near the top of the Oscar race, felt into good feelings. a home in the throes of a testy toy is a virtually wordless primer on It’s true that movies are an illusion, merchant who turns out to be for- the grammar of film. Director Mi- yet flickering frames are the stuff that gotten film pioneer Georges Melies. chel Hazanavicius had previously Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe dreams are made of. Cinema is a collaborative art form. spoofed 1960s spy movies in the in the new film ‘My Week with Marilyn.’ — MCT Campus

Hardcover Fiction New York Times best sellers list Explosive Eighteen 11 / 22 / 63 Kill Alex Cross The Litigators V is for Vengeance By Janet Evanovich By Stephen King By James Patterson By John Grisham By Sue Grafton

1 2 3 4 5 www.ValenciaVoice.com FEATURES Dec. 7, 2011 16 Calendar of Events Great eats, Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday cheap prices 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Food Not Bombs Just Jackson Food Sharing Gallery Q 8:30 A.M. 9 A.M. Rollins College Table Gospel Bruch w/ Justin Harry’s Big Adventure Displays Felton Orlando Science East Campus House of Blues Center 10 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 10 A.M.

UF Online Buisness Program Info Session East Campus 11 A.M.

Potlach Peaceday Holiday in the Harbor Health, Immigrant Riot Grrl Poster Art Give-Away Loews Portofino & Kids Fair Show East Campus Bay Hotel Central Florida Mother Falcon Cloth- Hawkers ­“Prominent on the streets of 12 P.M. Fairgrounds ing Asia, Hawkers are street vendors 12 P.M. 11 A.M. who depend on locally grown in- gredients to create dishes sold from Learn about UCF A Christmas Carol Enchanting Evening XL’ent Xmas 2011 XL’ent Xmas 2011 feat. mobile carts and stands. The most DirectConnect Theatre Downtown Rosen Shingle Creek feat. Avril Lavigne The Fray successful recipes, typically passed East Campus 2:30 P.M. 6 P.M. House of Blues House of Blues from one generation to the next, 3 P.M. 5:45 P.M. 5:30 P.M. bring flocks of eager patrons. Todd Snider K92 FM Jingle Jam Max Bemis Grieves & Budo XL’ent Xmas 2011 There Will be Words Alice Cooper Here at Hawkers, we’ve selected The Social w/ Easton Corbin (Say Anything) The Social feat. LMFAO Urban ReThink Hard Rock Live only the best of these recipes from 7:30 P.M. House of Blues The Social 6:30 P.M. House of Blues 7 P.M. 8 P.M. across Asia and are bringing them 7:30 P.M. 8 P.M. 6:30 P.M. to you in a unique, sharing-encour- Stevie B Trans-Siberian Corey Taylor aged, gastropub environment.” Pat Travers Korpiklaani The Beacham Orchestra The Social — Provided by Hawkers The Social Amway Center The Social 10 P.M. 8 P.M. Hawkers features various 8 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7 P.M. street fare from Asian cuisines Di-verse Word My Morning Jacket Dandelion such a, Chinese, Korean, Tai- Hard Rock Live Communitea Cafe wanese, Thai and Vietnamese. 8 P.M. 8 P.M. The prices on the menu ranges from 1-7 dollars. 1103 Mills Ave., Orlando, FL 32803 VALENCIA CONCERTS ON GOING COMMUNITY (407) 237-0606 www.ValenciaVoice.com SPORTS Dec. 7, 2011 17 Rangers surge, Ex-Bolts take Tampa by storm Lightning fall Former Lightning players return with new team By Bryan Levine times since we’ve won the cup,” here, and I really really wanted Bolts drop third in a row, [email protected] said Fedotenko. “Its always good it. It was a good feeling,” said to be back in this building, espe- Richards. “The way it ended here Stepan scores game-winner Nostalgia was in the air Sat- cially with guys you shared spe- was very frustrating, so I’m very urday night, as three key pieces cial moments with.” happy to get the win. By Sarah Flores to the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Richards lit the lamp late in Just three days before the trade [email protected] 2003-04 Stanley Cup champion- the third period for an empty net deadline of the 2007-08 season, ship team returned to the St. Pete goal -- his tenth of the season. Richards found himself suddenly New York Ranger Derek Stepan scored a tie- Times Forum as members of the “It was neat being back here a member of the Dallas Stars as a breaking goal late in the third to advance the Rang- opposing New York Rangers. with Torts and Feds,” said Rich- part of a blockbuster trade. ers to a five game winning streak and gain a 4-2 vic- Head coach John Tortorella, ards. “It was nice to have been “I think [Richards] feels good tory against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday Ruslan Fedotenko and the newly able to score along with Feds.” about this win,” said Tortorella. night at the St. Pete Times Forum. acquired Brad Richards returned to Richards not only finds him- “The people that moved him had In the first meeting out of four between the Rang- Tampa to beat the Lightning 4-2. self in the top-three on many of no clue. I was in the meetings, I ers and the Lightning this season, both teams played Tortorella, who has been using the Lightning’s all-time stats, in- watched it happen. I thought they a tight defensive game with Lightning goalie Mathieu different lines to start games this cluding goals, assists and points, jammed it to him, and it affected Garon making 32 saves for the night despite the loss. season, sent Richards out to take but he won the Conn Smythe the organization.” The outlook seemed promising in the first pe- the opening face-off, with Fedo- trophy for being the MVP of the Tortorella didn’t let the antici- riod for the Lightning as the first goal of the night tenko at his side. ’04 Stanley Cup playoffs. pation of facing the team he once came from Steve Downie at 1:24, marking the fast- “I’ve been here at least eight “It was the first win I had back led to 239 victories get in the way est goal the Lightning have scored all season. The Derek Stepan, who scored the game winning goal Sat- of his team’s goals. The Rangers goal was assisted by the Lightning’s leading scorer urday night, handles the puck in the second period. are currently riding a five game Steven Stamkos who has recorded a point in 10 out His goal gave the Rangers a 3-2 lead, late in the game. win streak, and have won 12 of of 11 home games this season. their last 14. Lightning head coach Guy Boucher blamed the Anisimov that tied the game. “We want to be a “I’ve been gone long enough that loss on a lack of urgency. “It’s obviously a game of good team all around. It doesn’t matter if you have I just don’t look at it that way any- errors and every team is going to make some, but the lead or if you’re trailing; at the end of the day more,” said Tortorella about being we can’t excuse those errors,” he said. “Those are we should be playing pretty much the same way.” excited to return to Tampa. “Once errors that should be easily taken care of.” The game remained penalty-less until late in the you start playing, as a coach, we’re The Lightning kept a 2-1 lead for the first two third period with a call for hooking from Ryan Cal- just going about our business.” periods with another goal coming from Tom Pyatt lahan and Steve Downie and a call for elbowing from Along with Richards, Fedoten- at 17:42 marking his second goal of the season. As- Lightning player Pavel Kubina. This was the first ko was able to get in on the scor- sists came from Dana Tyrell and Nate Thompson. time this season that the Lightning have not recorded ing against his former mates, as he Defenseman Marc-Andre Bergeron was checked a single penalty in the first two periods of play. tied the game up at one a piece in early in the third to give the puck up to the Rangers The loss for the Lightning creates a consecutive the second period, on a goal that and allowed Artem Anisimov to put it in the net for a three-game losing streak and the fourth loss at home was assisted by Richards. tied game. The Rangers quickly sealed the lead with a this season. The Rangers, who are ranked fourth in the “It feels great scoring, but it tie-breaking goal from Stepan and an empty net goal Eastern Conference, have now won 12 of their last 14 feels better to win the game and from Brad Richards with less than a minute left to play. contests to lead the NHL in winning percentage. get two points,” said Fedotenko. “I turned it over, looked to make a play, it wasn’t The Lightning will go on to play seven of its next The three former Bolts will play there, turned around and got stripped of the puck,” nine games on the road starting with the Ottawa Sena- Brad Richards (19) and Ruslan Fedotenko (26) sit on the bench during the sec- the Lightning again Thursday, this said Bergeron, regarding the Rangers’ goal from tors on Monday night at the Scotiabank Place arena. ond period, Saturday, with head coach John Tortorella standing behind them. time at Madison Square Garden. www.ValenciaVoice.com SPORTS Dec. 7, 2011 18 UCF crushes Hartford, 67-48 Knights grab big win in return from Bahamas

By Anisha Tandon after averaging 20 points The crowd regained their against the Hawks and was [email protected] per game through out the excitement as the Knights able to get a double-double Battle 4 Atlantis tourna- gradually drew ahead of the with 11 rebounds. The Knights nabbed a ment. Clanton played 33 Hawks. “They cheered and The Knights gained a 67-48 win over the Hawks minutes and put away booed as the game went on 19-point lead within the on Saturday in their first nine points for the Knights and it gives you that little ex- first seven minutes of the home game after finishing against the Hawks. tra bit of energy,” said Tristan game. “We kind of start- second in the Battle 4 Atlan- The crowd grew somber Spurlock. “It’s great.” ed playing towards their tis. UCF finished second af- as the Knights slowly lost Isaiah Sykes credits his level, and we just buckled ter their loss to Harvard last their 19 point lead, ending teammates for helping him down,” Spurlock. “We’re week in the Bahamas. the first half with a 6 point score his 22 points of the tough. When we play as a UCF’s Keith Clanton lead. UCF gave up the lead game. “Tonight they did a team, we can beat any one was named Conference to Hartford only once dur- good job in finding me,” he in the country.” USA’s Player of the Week, ing the game. said. Sykes put in 33 minutes News of two players who were suspended from Sat- urday’s game was released as the Knights played. P.J. Gaynor was suspended for the game against Hartford, and Wayne Martin has been suspended for the rest of the season due to a violation of team rules. Spurlock showed sup- port for his teammates. “No matter what happens, on the court or off the court, we’re there for each other.” UCF will take on Bet- hune-Cookman Dec. 10. Coach Jones is looking to use this week to “learn how to correct those mistakes” that were found during their quick three game tourna- ment in the Bahamas. “We’re focusing on our academics,” he said, in reference to the team having finals this up- UCF guard Isiah Sykes controls the ball despite tripping during the Knights’ 67-48 win over the Hartford Hawks. coming week. www.ValenciaVoice.com SPORTS Dec. 7, 2011 19

Voice staff Fantasy Update predictions Tebow keeps on winning Broncos 6-1 since starting young quarterback Start Joe Flacco (QB) - BAL No one will ever accuse Flacco of being By Dan Wiederer / Star Tribune to Harvin seized instead by Broncos Vikings for 489 yards. a consistent QB, but this week he goes corner back Andre Goodman at the If you like twists and abrupt turns Bryan Mary up against a bad Colts team. He’s prob- MINNEAPOLIS — What was Vikings 35 and returned to the 15. and fireworks shows, then Sunday’s ably worth a start in a two-QB league. Levine Stevens this look on Leslie Frazier’s face This time, Tebow didn’t need any game was all sorts of stimulating with Week 14 127-65 120-72 late Sunday afternoon as he glanced final-drive heroics. He simply handed five turnovers, 10 second-half scores Mike Wallace (WR) - PIT Thursday down and closed his eyes briefly to off four times, knelt once, let Prater and plenty of fourth quarter drama. Wallace needs just 23 yards to become CLE @ PIT get his bearings? close the deal and walked out of Mall As good as Harvin was, hauling the sixth receiver to hit the 1000-yard Sunday The Vikings head coach sure of America Field with the over-sized in eight catches for a career-best 156 mark. Look for hin to have a big game TB @ JAC looked like a 13-year-old kid who stuffed animal slung over his shoulder. yards with two touchdowns, De- against the Browns. had spent the previous three hours It’s not just that Denver is 6-1 maryius Thomas also wanted his time KC @ NYJ strapped into the Tilt-a-Whirl at an with Tebow as its starter. It’s that the in the highlight package. Denver’s amusement park. Broncos have claimed three of those young receiver had 144 receiving Sit HOU @ CIN Dizzied. Disoriented. Ultimately victories on game-ending field goals yards and twice broke through busted Matt Forte (RB) - CHI defeated. and a fourth on a final-minute Tebow coverage for second-half touchdowns. Forte injured his knee last week against NE @ WAS Receiver Percy Harvin wore a touchdown run. Frazier said this with a perplexed the Chiefs. He may be out for a few similar expression, appearing as if he On Sunday, the Broncos won tone and that look of exhaustion. So of- weeks, but he definitely won’t make the ATL @ CAR had just washed down two trays of despite managing only 48 yards and ten when he and the Vikings board the start this week. nachos with an extra-large slushee one first down in the first half. They roller coaster this season, they wind up PHI @ MIA and then opted to take 10 consecutive triumphed even after their usually having little control of the ride. Pierre Garcon (WR) - BAL rides on Steel Venom. reliable defense was shredded by the — MCT Campus You just can’t ever tell what’s going to NO @ TEN Here, after an exhilarating and en- happen with a Colts receiver. One week tertaining afternoon, Harvin now felt they’ll go off, and the next they’ll do sick to his stomach. nothing. This week is probably one of IND @ BAL The Vikings lost yet again Sunday, those nothing weeks. this time 35-32 to the Tim Tebow-led MIN @ DET Denver Broncos. The fun ended with Sleepers Matt Prater’s 23-yard field goal as time expired. CHI @ DEN Alex Smith (QB) - SF “Disgusted,” Harvin said. “There The 49ers have been winning all season are too many times this year when with their defense. Look for the niners to SF @ ARI we’ve come in here and been left re- show up big this week offensively against peating ourselves. The letdowns, the the Arizona Cardinals. BUF @ SD missed assignments. This is another game we felt we had control of and Jordy Nelson (WR) - GB OAK @ GB somehow it slipped away.” Nelson has proven week after week to With 1:33 to play, the Vikings had be one of Aaron Rodgers’ favorite tar- the ball in a tie game — with overtime NYG @ DAL gets. Expect him to have a good game seeming like a worst-case scenario. against Oakland. Monday Night Then came a luckless turn of events, Tim Tebow has led his team to a 6-1 record since. His latest win has many believing in him. STL @ SEA a pass from rookie Christian Ponder www.ValenciaVoice.com SPORTS Dec. 7, 2011 20 Tiger Woods ends two-year winless drought tournament I played in from you guys,” Are past problems now behind him? Woods said. “Started out, ‘You haven’t won in six months, then a year, year and a By Jill Painter airport: “Birdie birdie feels pretty damn half, two years.’ Daily News, Los Angeles good. Fans made it feel better than great.” “It feels good to win a golf tournament. Fans, at least Just playing to get the ‘W.’ “ Dec. 05--THOUSAND OAKS the ones here all week, have forgiven That’s all fans came to Sherwood for, The air at Sherwood Country Club Woods for the scandal that caused him too. A Woods victory. They got what they smelled of desperation. to miss his tournament two years ago. wanted, and now they’ll want more. The need for a Tiger Woods victory On Thanksgiving night in 2009, Woods Woods obviously was over the moon was like a cloud that dared to hang over crashed his car into a tree outside his home because he had several bottles of Tait- the sun-drenched Chevron World Chal- and became the face of gossip magazines tinger champagne sent to the media room lenge on Sunday. for extramarital affairs. for reporters. Fans were so starved for him to win, In 2009, his tournament was more gos- Everyone has said he’s back, many which hadn’t happened in two years, they sip magazine variety than golf variety. times prematurely. Last year, Woods had flocked to the Chevron World Challenge Fans have moved on. They wanted a four-shot lead going into the final round in record numbers Sunday -- 20,098. Woods back in the victory circle and let here, and he lost in a playoff to Graeme They parked in an overflow parking their feet do the talking. They walked McDowell. lot on the property of developer David through the gates of Sherwood Country But Woods wasn’t back. He said his H. Murdoch. Cars hadn’t been double- Club in record fashion, 68,294 over the game was one-dimensional then, he had parked here for years. past five days. more surgery, missed two majors and didn’t Murdoch didn’t mind since he had Woods high-fived a fan en route to win a tournament in 2011 until Sunday. rock-star parking on the green for Woods’ signing his scorecard, and the teenage boy Golf was in need of this. victory celebration. When Zach Johnson, said: “I’m never washing my hand again.” Not that Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, long- who had a one-shot lead after 54 holes, Boys dressed in Rickie Fowler orange hitting Gary Woodland and Phil Mickel- missed a birdie putt from 16 feet on the stuck around and tried to implore Woods’ son and Co. haven’t picked up the slack 18th, fans cheered. ball into the hole with words. during Woods’ winless streak. It’s not often golf fans -- who in- Woods’ heroics turned actor Stephen It’s just that nobody sells like Woods. vented the polite clap -- would revel Bishop, who was in “Moneyball,” into an ob- He doesn’t think he went anywhere, in another golfer’s mistake, especially sessed fan jockeying for Woods’ autograph Woods Foundation CEO and president. felt like to have not won in so long. He but he’s heard people say he’s back. Makes one who is so likeable. But Johnson Sunday. Bishop kept asking Woods if he liked “It wasn’t the highlight of his career, but called it “Awesome, whatever it is.” While him smile. happened to be the guy standing in the the movie, hoping that would get him to sign it was great for him, personally, given all he answered questions, the crowd chant- “One of my buddies texted me this way of Woods’ drought ending and was his hat. There were too many people, five- he’s gone through the last two years.” ed: “Tiger! Tiger!” morning, saying an old LL Cool J lyric: Public Enemy No. 1 here. deep, wanting the same thing as Bishop. Woods’ scream on the 18th green, Woods turns 36 later this month, and ‘Can’t call it a comeback; been here for When Woods made his putt from 6 feet Scalpers lined Westlake Boulevard and drowned out by screaming fans, was so fans no longer will ask if he’ll win again. years,’ “ Woods recalled. “I can’t wait to to birdie the 18th for his second consecu- Potrero for an 18-player field that didn’t long in the making. He hadn’t celebrated a They’ll return to regularly scheduled text him back.” tive birdie and the victory, he went into a include Rory McIlroy or Lee Westwood or victory since the Australian Masters more programming and wonder if/when he’ll Fans couldn’t wait for Woods to be back. screaming fit with a high-leg lift and em- Dustin Johnson. than 24 months ago. He hadn’t celebrated break Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 majors. He later tweeted fans a link to some cele- phatic fist pumps. He sent the estimated This was all about Tiger Woods. This a victory in the U.S. in 27 months. Tiger is back, and so are the expectations. bratory music, “Mama Said Knock You Out.” 2,000 fans around the green into hysterics. was about the need for him to win. Statistics that once were improbable no Gone is the phrase that surely had Woods They came for the knockout punch. It was an early Christmas gift. The air, “All in all, I thought it was a really longer matter. clenching his teeth every time he saw and And this time, for the first time in two once desperate, now was adoration. good win for him, not having won in two Woods’ post-round interview was heard it: “Woods hasn’t won in two years.” years, Woods delivered. After he won, Woods tweeted from the years,” said Greg McLaughlin, the Tiger about what it felt like to win, not what it “I got it quite a bit, basically every — MCT Campus www.ValenciaVoice.com CLASSIFIEDS Dec. 7, 2011 21

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