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Sixteen years after Barbie dolls declared, goes green ., "Math dass is tough!" girls are proving prerequisites. Once the points that,at math, they are just as tough as Strives for LEED are totaled, silver, gold or plat boys. In the largest study of its kind, girls inum certification can be measured up ,o boys in math in every silver certification grade, from semnd through 11th.The awarded. If certified, the proj BRIANNE BARTA' ect will receive a LEED plaque research was rele ed Thursday in the Contributing Writer jouma Sdence. · signifying that it has met the .. nationally accepted criteria for UCF is joining the nation in sustainable buildings. an effort to go green by expect "From our department, -we ing the College of Medicine at are very excited about these Lake Nona to reach the Lead projects reaching LEED silver,'' ership in Energy and Environ said Dave Norvell, director of mental besign silver certifica Sustainability and Energy tion standards. · Management. "These projects Regardless of hefty budget will use substantially less ener cuts and a struggling economy, gy and water than their prede MELISSA CHADBOURNE / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF President John Hitt cessors. They will also be Science An Obama flier in the Demoaat's tent blows in the breeze. Student Democrats and Republicans asked students to register to vote on Monday. announced last year that all cleaner, healthier buildings for · new university constrqction ·the faculty, staff and students." will still strive to meet at least When complete, the Col UCF Demsand the LEED silver rating. lege of Medicine will be . The LEED certification equipped with a highly reflec Reps spoke with standards were developed by I, tive roof that reduces heat and students a.bout the United States Green Build is more.energy efficient. It will mg Council in 1998. It is a rat also have preferred parking for DECLARE ing system designed to award low-emitting, . fuel-efficient voting points for each construction or vehicles. To ensure indoor air design element that meets the quality, low-emitting adhe- standards of L.EED's environ mentally friendly checklist of PLEASE SEE BUILDING ON A2 Pond scum. The thought typically evokes YOURSELF images that leave most people cringing, but It may one day occupy an important ) 'J role in the nation's energy supply. MARY CRISTOBAL Algae, thought of as pond scum by many Contributing Writer FLORIDA VOTER clinic assists people, is an intriguing biofuel prospect, some researchers and entrepreneurs say. Republicans and Democ REGISTRATION _, rats gathered in front of the ~lgae does not need arable land, grows YOU MUST: quickly and according to experts has low Student Union for a voters' in stroke therapy impact on the environment. registration drive on the last '- Be a citizen of the United States. Monday of Summer B. DONALD THOM.ANN ''We're nonpartisan when Be a legal resident of both Florida and of the county in which you seek Staff Writer SPEECH DISORDERS AND we're registering people to to be registered. LANGUAGE DISORDERS Breaking vote,'' said College Democ- Imagine falling into. uncon ·m news on SPEECH DISORDERS Be 18 years old (you may pre-register if you are 17). . rats Vice President Ben King. sciousness without. warning. Articulation disorders indude your cell "Everyone without an Obama Your body begins to seize vio difficulties producing sounds in shirt on should be holding a REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 29 days before any election lently. You can't feel it and you syllables or saying words incorrectly. Get UCF news sent to your cell clipboard." can't stop it, eventually regain Fluency disorders, the condition in phone. Just text the keyword Arielle Williams wore a St.ate Election Web site: election.dos.state.fl.us/ ing consciousness in a hospital which ttle flow of speech is OCFNEWS to 44636. shirt that read "vote" with an SOS Web site:www.dos.state.fl.us/ bed surrounded by doctors interrupted-by abnonnai stoppages. image of the Earth replacing -WWW.DECLAREYOURSELF.COM ~d· nurses. Remember noth • Resonance or voice disorders indude AROUND CAMPUS, A2 the letter "o.'' Williams, a ing ofthe incident, you've liter problems with the pitch, volume, or ,, member of UCf Students for ally lost the ability to commu quality of the voice. AGOOD RESUME IS THE Obama and College Democ nicate with those around you. with Obama's campaign sym remember hearing people - LANGUAGE DISORDERS PATHWAY TO FINDING A rats, balanced a clip board bol replacing the "O" in bro, .students, parents and faculty That is how Uriah Nelson, a Receptive d°isorders refer to difficulties with voters' registration and a McCain poster that was members come up some recent stroke survivor in ongo understanding or processing FULFILLING JOB IN LIFE applications and a Smoothie almost as big as their terit. times - . ask us. I've known ing rehabilitative care, language. ~earn to design a resume, cover letter King cup as she asked Vice President of College some of the Democrats I've described his stroke. Expressive disorders Include difficulty and other busines~ correspondence passersby if they.re registe:i;ed Republicans Josh Johnson talked to. They've asked them Nelson is one of the three putting words together, limited 1 voc.abulary. for the job you want at a session by tovote. stood behind his party's pre too, 'where is the other side?' stroke survivors taking part in Career Services. The session ·is today at "I believe in :voters' regis sumed candidate, while he People like to see both sides the intensive aphasia therapy - KIDSHEALTH.ORG 3 p.rn. in the Career Service office. Call tration. I believe in rights. I stood pehind the big McCain · going out here ... It's about program · being offered 407-823-2361 for more information. just want to see you out poster that provided shade balance, really." through the UCF Communica interaction with strangers in there,'' Williams sai
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A2 www. Centra/FloridaFuture. com July 31, 2008 • (entta( 1foriba :futuu AROUND • CAMPUS (entral News and notices for • the UCF community jforiba A resume is the pathway to ajob 1 Learn to design. a resume, • cover letter and other business UCF students launch.project planning Web site correspondence targeted for the 1 Juture job you want at a session by JILLIAN KROTKI The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 Career Services. Staff Writer • Students will learn how to July 31, 2008 create a resume online. The ses Vol 40, Issue 67 • 14 Pages sion begins at 3 p.m. today in the GroupTable.com held its first on campus event to help promote the site The Centml Flmida Futull! is the independent, student • Career Services office. written newspaper at the Univelsity of Central Rorida. ' Call 407-823-2361 for more 1 July21 Opinions in the Flllllre are those of the individual The event was held in front of the columnist and notne Are you interested in an exciting career? • •••••••••• Are you a current college Freshman or Sophomore? • • •• •••••• Do you know what you want to do after graduation? • Qualified Freshmen/Sophomore students enrolled in Air Force ROTC can apply for available scholarships. • • Incentives· Up to $15,000 tuition per year ·nclude· • $900 in textbooks reimbursement 1 • • • Monthly stipend ($300-$500) • •• - • • Special scholarship programs exist for Engineers, Nurses, and Foreign Language Majors. • For more information, please call: (407) 823-1247 or • visit airt,orce.ucf .edu • · €entr.tf :Jloriba 1utu" · July 31, 2008 www.CentrolFloridoFuture.com A3 , Costumes for charity Sorority holds convention in Orlando FROM A1 Saturday, July 26 involved the 30 mascots being divided into JONATHAN HOHENSEE Delta Sigma Theta was StaffWriter founded in 1913 at Howard Uni ) zation that helps provides com teams of four and competing in prehensive services for the fam a series ofgames that resembles versity in Washington, D.C. by More than 15,000 women ilies with children who have events from the television show 22 former members of Alpha , life-threatening illnesses. American Gladiators. For the from across the globe gathered Kappa Alpha - the first black 'We've been doing this for first event, a relay race took at the Orange County Conven sorority - who wanted to take tion Center July 24-30 for the their organization into a social, the past five years, coming out place in which the mascots bad 49th National Convention of change-orientated direction. to the mascot games," said to climb across a series of rings the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Currently, Delta Sigma Theta is 1 ~thonyTran, a volunteer help to reach an inflatable obstacle "The exciting part is to be mg out at the games on behalfof course that the mascot's team the largest black sorority, with St. John Vianney Catholic among all the sorority mem more than 200,000 members mates must climb across · in bers, all my sisters here in Church. "[The children] have a order to win. and 900 chapters located all ' great time, they're here to have Orlando, Florida ·- and also to across the world, including in For the second event of the take care of the business of our - ~ and it's enjoyable to be out Japan, Germany and the day, the mascots bad to climb sorority," said Tawnya Crock here to watch them have a great across a balance beam while Republic of Korea. tim. e." mascots from the opposing ett, a Delta Sigma Theta mein Famous members of the ber from Hattiesburg, Miss. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority The rambunctious behavior team would swing on ropes, try JOHANNA STEWART/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE "Ir's alwa~ a good time to of Vancouver Canucks mascot, ing to knock the mascot off Tiffany Adams sings the Delta's song at the 49th Delta Sigma Theta.S.ororlty National include singer Natalie Cole, Fin, got a little too rowdy. before it could reach across the come every other year for our Convention. The convention was held at the Orange County Convention Center July 24-30. former astronaut Joan Higgin convention, and then in the botham, Academy Award > "I almost had to eject 'Fin; finish line. The third and the ment such as a gospel concert, but he calmed down a little bit odd years we come together • winning singer Brian McK nominee Ruby Dee Davis and fourth event resembled the super step show and a "shop night, and HGTV host Lauren there," said Celebrity Mascot events ''.Assault" and "Power for our regional conferences Ericka Dunlap, UCF alumna Games referee Downtown Billy together, but we love getting ping time" event where atten Lake, who was the keynote and winner of the 2004 Miss ball" from .American Gladiators. together, seeing someone we dees of the convention were speaker for the convention's America pageant ' Brown, a jockey from The final event of the day taken on shopping tours around Sunny 105.9· haven't seen since the last con- collegiate luncheon. "I'm here with my wife. _ I was described by Celebrity . vention, so it's a great feeling," Orlando. The theme of the collegiate She's a member of the Delta "When yo 're in a sport it's Mascot Games attendee A majority of the Delta luncheon, which was held on Sigma Theta Sorority, so she's physical, and sometimes the Gabriel Mincey, age 8. He said Crockett. physical gets ead of.the men Although the event officially Sigma Theta members walked Saturday, was "Fit for the fight in the convention and we made descnbed the most fun part. of began last Thursday, the open the convention hall wearing - collegians commit for a family vacation out ofthis. So, tal and somebody has to reel the day as being ''the part where we are here for both vacation them back in," Brown said "But ing ceremonies of the conven red and white dresses - the change," and featured, in addi they hit each other," and official colors ofthe sorority tion to a speech by Lauren and the conference,'' said Ellis , that's what sports is all about, involved mascots from the four tion began Friday. Throughout the six-day event, the Delta and carried with them fashion Lake, a fashion show, poetry Stevens from Highland, Calif., you have fun, you give per teams attempting to knock their no Sigma Theta sorqrity held elec able handbags that where pro recitals, a musical selection _by in reference to his wife Donna cent and you hope nobody gets competitors off of a platform by Thompson Stevens. hurt." . just using pugil sticks. · tions to pick leadership -for the vided for the sorority sisters. Tiffany Adams and an · Gelebrities at the conven acknowledgement of the Delta "I love Orlando, and we ' Downtown Billy Brown was The New Hope For Kids sorority, a trade show and a career fair. More lighthearted tion included 16-year-olcl saxo GEMs, where at-risk teen girls were here about three years one of the two guest celebrity charity organizatj.on can be ago~ We love Florida, it's a referees of the event events, which were offered phone play~r B.K. · J~ckson; w:ere given free laptops on reached at www.newhope American Idpl winner Fantasia great state to visit," Stevens The mascot games held on forkids.com. throughout the week, included behalf of the Microsoft and numerous outlets for entertain- Barrino, Grariuny-a~ard- Dell corporations. said Master's Degree Programs Complete most programs in 14 months Transfer in 9-:12 semester hours Bac~elor'~ Degree Completion Prograrps Transfer in up to'98 semester hours No CLAST or foreign language requirements · , North Orlando Sanlando ,Center • 2180 W S.R. 434, Suite 5100 • Longwood, FL 32779 . 407-869-8111 South Orlando Westwood Corporate Center• 6750 Forum Drive, Suite 300 • Orlando, FL 32821 · . 407-345-1139 \ ff4 •••• , ••• , •••• •••••••••••••••• •., ••••••••••• ,-• • ~ • • !,,., •••••••• ,i •••••••• ,,•••••• ,. 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A4 www.Centralfloridafuture.com July 31, 2008 • urttaf :Jloriba 1unm LOCAL & STATE NATION & WORID Corporation helps CREOL have gone on to work for the FROM Al Keep current with headlines from around the globe ELIASASSAI property and strategic Contributing Writer technology agreements at company, Stryland said The NGC. company has voiced its willing Copes said Northrop Grumman Corpo NGC has donated about $23 ness to support CREOL in The · business groups ration has entered into a five million to UCF over time, and a future endeavors. claimed the law puts employ year research· partnership with research partnership was sim ''This may grow beyond just ees and customers at risk. the College of Optics and Pho ply the next step in creating a givi,ng the university money, it infringes on the rights of busi tonics. stronger relationship, Fortner may help fund engineering nesses and violates a federal Northrop has been investing said research centers of ex.cell~" occupational safety law. strategically in research institu This agreement is meant to Fortner said, "there's a lot more Mark Wtlson, the Florida tions and has used these bonds reduce the amount of time than just funding." Chamber preside~ and CEO, to solidify its standing in spent on the legalities of future Ifthis becomes a reality; UCF called the law "a big govern research and development. It advancements.. will have gained even moi:e ment solution"iooking for a has taken particular interest in "[It establishes] pre-negotiat from its association with NGC. problem." But he commended CREOL due to its standing as a ed terms and conditions for This investment will have last Hinkle for deciding that busi center of excellence in optics sponsoring and licensing tech ing effects on the futures ofboth nesses could ban customers and lasers. nologies for the next five years:' parties, and create a mutually from bringing guns on their . ''NGC noticed they were Fortner said satisfying partners.Q.ip to be property. sending lots ofmoney from sev NGC's goal is to create a full · renewed More court action and RICK LOOMIS/ ASSOCIATED PRESS eral oftheir divisions to CREOL partnership with CREOL They "The agreement gives appeals may come, but the Corey Dixon sifts through deodorant to purchase from K-Mart during the aftennath of heightened awareness of our a moderate 5.4-magnitude earthquake that was felt from Los.Angeles to San Diego. and each was negotiated sepa are investing in CREOL's ability judge suggested that attorneys rately," said .Eric W. Van Stry to create some form of intellec partnership, in particular within confer on whether they want land, dean of the College of tual property during these five NGC," Stryland said. ''This his preliminary injunction to Moderate sized earthquake Democrats look for Bush should lead to more interac- shakes officials during committees Optics and Photonics and direc years, at which point it will look stand or schedule another southern California into development. The agree tions." · CHINO HILLS, Calif. WASHINGTON tor of CREOL and FPCE, in e-· hearing in his Tallahassee . ment is expected to help NGC is currently associating Despite shaking a large swath Across Capitol Hill, Democ mail ''This led to them coming courtroom to argue the law's CREOL complete research and with CREOL and FPCE, but it ofSouthern California. a mag ratic-led committees are to discuss a closer partnership merits. with five of their seven divi have the funding it needs to con hopes that ifthis joint effort goes Hammer was unsure if nitude-5.4 earthquake was not considering punishments well there will be an opportuni the "Big One" that scientists for past and present Bush sions.'' tinue its growth. more challenges would come. 'We have been doing ty to increase its ties to UCF as a have long feared Still, it rat administration officials for a NGC works in global "I don't have a crystal ball research in partnership with whole. 1 tled nerves, causing people to range of alleged misdeeds, defense and technology for both Everybody is still reading and NGC for several years and the ''I think that this agreement vow to step up their emer from discriminating against government and commercial rereading the order and figur agreement makes this easier for is really focused on the CREQL' gency preparations. liberals at the Justice Depart customers. NGC is involved in ing out where you go from both sides with the expected organization, but there's proba The quake, which rocked ment to blowing off subpoe information and services, here. For us this is a huge win," results that we will be doing bly other areas within the UCF the region from Los Angeles nas and lying to Congress. electronic solutions, aerospace she said even more research with them umbrella that we should be to San Diego on Tuesday, The proceedings on development and shipbuilding. The Attorney ~neral's in the future," Stryland said working with as well, and hope caused only limited damage Wednesday are the latest 'We started working with Office is reviewing claims by NGC has provided students fully rd like to see that expand and minor injuries, and congressional review of the CREOL a number ofyears ago," several large corporations that with more than just research ed a little bit beyond just this served as a reminder of the White House, a constitu said Dennis Fortner, senior contend they are exempt and manager of intellectual funds. Many CREOL graduates one center," Fortl;ler said can prohibit their employees seismic danger below sprawl tionally mandated power from bringing weapons onto ing freeways and subdivi that majority Democrats rel their property. They include sions. ish. But three months out Walt Disney World and Uni The temblor's epicenter from Election Day, a lame versal Studios. was located just . outside duck Congress conducting A Disney security guard Chino Hills, 29 miles south oversight qf a lame-duck was fired on July 8 when he east of downtown Los Ange White House produces DOnate Plasma!· wouldn't let officials search his les in San Bernardino County, mostly talk. There's little car. The man had told local and it was felt ·as far east as time and less willingness to Sometimes a Band-Aid,is not enough media that he planned to chal Las Vegas. Dozens of after spend the remaining five lenge Disney's claim that it was shocks followed. the largest a weeks of the congressional exempt from the law by keep magnitude-3.8. . session doing more than ing a gun locked in his car. . Chino Hills was incorpo holding televised hearings to Under the law; the Attorney rated in 1991, so much of the try to convince voters that General's Office can take civil construction is newer and President Bush has abused or administrative action built to modem safety s~ the powers of his office. against employers. The law dards, city spokeswoman The allegations certainly also allows an employee to sue Denise Cattern said. There are serious. a business if the law isn't fol were no reports of harm in The Senate Judiciary · lowed· the city of 80,000, she said, Committee on Wednesday although cell phone service in was to hear from Justice the area was briefly disrupted Department Inspector Gen - ASSOCIATED PRESS The magnitude-5.9 Whitti eral Glenn A. Fine, who er Narrows quake in 1987 was reported this week that for the last big-shake centered in mer department officials the region. Scientists were broke the law by letting IDGHER trying to determine which Bush administration politics fault ruptured Tuesday, but dictate the hiring of prose they believe it is part of the cutors, immigration judges EDUCATION same system of faults. The and other career govern What's in the news at 1987 earthquake heavily dam ment lawyers. The probe colleges around the country aged older buildings and springs from Justice's firings houses in communities east of nine federal prosecutors Director of Arkansas program · ofLos Angeles. that sparked congressional being investigated resigns As strongly as it was felt, investigations .last year and MONTICELLO, Ark. - Tuesday's quake was far less led to the resignation of The director of the South powerful than the deadly Attorney General Alberto east Arkansas Education Ser magnitude-6.7 Northridge Gonzales. vice Cooperative resigned ~arthquake that toppled House and Senate ~ind out,how thousands of people save lives arid earn extra CA$H by do~ating plas~a Monday, · as state officials bridges and buildings in 1994. Democrats said the findings continued .to investigate That was the last damaging affirmed their contention reg~larly. Plasma is used to make manufacture injectable prod~cts for people~ iiwluding whether ·the agency ·pres temblor in Southern Califor that career Justice employ children, with serious illrieses. - sured teachers to inflate high nia. though not the biggest. A ees were hired and fired school students' grades. 71 quake struck the desert in based on whether they were 1900 Alafaya Trail Suite 500 Orlando Bruce Terry submitted his 1999. . deemed sufficiently conser DCI Biologicals 321-235-9100 resignation at the coopera The state Office of Emer vative, a violaj:ion of law. * $10 Special-New and Return (not donated in the la.st 6 months) tive's board meeting Mon gency Services in Sacramento fiouse Judiciary Committee day. Terry's resignation received scattered reports of Chairman John Conyers said Bring this ad and receive an extra $5 on your 2nd and 4th donation. comes after· the Arkansas minor infrastructure damage, he was considering bringing Department of Education including broken water mains cripiinal charges against ~ www.dciplasma.com requested a legislative audit and gas lines. some of the former officials of the program, which pro named in Fine's report who vides courses to students at Sen. Ted Stevens faces charges may have lied to his commit 40 high schools across the of lying about accepting gifts . tee. Lying to Congress is a state. The program uses dis WASHINGTON - The crime, but there's little tance learning to let students indictment ofAlaska Republi agreement among Democ get a head start on college can Sen. Ted Stevens on .rats on w~ether a perjury education by taking college charges that he lied about referral against some of the courses while still in high accepting gifts from an oil officials is WcU?-"anted. school. · contractor only adds to his Current and former party's already bleak electoral North Korea going through employees of the program prospects in November, and worst food shortage in years told investigators that stu not si.J,nply because it could · BEIJING - Flooding dents in the early college cost the GOP a Senate seat and poor harvests have progr~ received higher that should be safe. caused North Korea's worst grades than they deserved, While Stevens has vowed food crisis since the late that teachers were pressured to fight charges and, through 1990s and have put millions by management to change a spokesman, to move "full at risk. the United Nations' students' grades, and that steam ahead" with his re-elec food agency said Wednes teachers were harassed or tion bid, he's received little day. dismissed for refusing to support from Alaska's Repub The food shortage threat lower standards or change lican governor and no com ens widespread malnutri grades. me11t yet from his own· GOP tion, the World Food Pro "They're fraudulently leader in the Capitol gram said generating grades for stu His indictment, though, The WFP had been given dents," former teacher Jim could knock Republicans off permission to launch a new Lansburg told the Arkansas message just as party leaders operation to target those Democrat-Gazette. "They hoped to gain traction on one most vulnerable in eight of were so diluting the stan ofthe few issues in which vot the country's 10 provinces, dards there that I didn't want ers solidly side with them: or 6.4 million people, up to be a part of it. I refused to producing more domestic oil from a Clli-rent 12 million. give grades to students Stevens is the single most An international appeal (above) what they deserved, prominent advocate of oil for aid would be launched in and they didn't like that." drilling in protected areas, the next two weeks. Food aid Another former teacher, and charges that he took is needed to tide people over • Susan Orenstein, told the more than a quarter-million for the next three to four newspaper that cooperative dollars worth of unreported months until the next har • administrators told her to gifts from oil services con vest, he said. pass students, even if they tractor Veco Corp. and its While 400,000 metric • didn't show up to class or executives will play right into tons of U.S. food aid have • tum in coursework. Democratic efforts to paint already shipped, there is an "It was a horrible thing, Republicans as a party cap urgent need for $20 million and I had to walk away from tive to Big Oil to get through the next it," she said. "I didn't want to Stevens, 84, the first sitting autumn harvest, de Marg change grades, and I wasn't U.S. senator to face federal erie said. "We are running going to go along with the indictment since 1993, against the clock here," he party line, which is you pass declared 'Tuesday, "I am inno said everybody." cent of these charges and ,:_ ASSOCIATED PRESS intend to prove that." - ASSOCIATED PRESS _) (mt-rat ,roriba ~ • July 31, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS...-- ) UCF community to benefit Groups push to get most votes FROM A1 FROM A1 Democrats and very liberal, were 9,938 people who regis and right here in the middle is tered, which resulted in a 25.1 ) ~5 percent ofMBI agents work Williams' shirt that displayed the more independent part of percent decrease. m the narcotics division, with ''vote." the state. So, whichever cam And how did Florida as a the other 15 percent working in "I just want to shake every paign wins this part of the state look? In 2005, there were vice and organized crime. kid to make them vote," state can win the entire state." 561,959 people who registered, "He'll be a benefit to the Champion said. 'We can Whoever wins UCF can and it decreased by 4.4 per entire community," Lutz said. make a difference." win the state because UCF is cent in 2006 with 537,053 regis '½.nd our resources here will "We have an on-campus the school of the 1-4 Corridor, trations. be a benefit also to UCF, goal ofl0,000 of voters' regis according to King. As of June 3 there are because although we work a trations by October 6," King The UCF main campus is 621,681 registered voters in lot ofnarcotics cases out in the said. "That's straight from the almost straddling Orange and Orange County, 27,557 in Semi area of Alafaya and University, campaign itself. . Seminole counties. Orange nole County and the state has the benefit of having informa "If one side, Obama or County had 29,616 people reg 11,718,173. ' tion coming from UCF Police McCain, wins the UCF cam istered to vote in 2005, accord King said he wants to regis Department, and the persons pus in the big way, chances are ing to a Florida voter database. ter voters and not just for par that provide information to the we'll win Florida because the In 2006, there were 33,944 ties. police department will help us 1-4 Corridor - this area people who registered to vote, Joe Waczewski, vice presi do more work out in that area." between Orlando and Tampa which means there was a 14.6 dent of UCF Students for The name ofthe officer has - is the battle ground for the percent increase. Obama, said he wants people not been released, as the offi PHOTO COURTESY MBI state of Florida. North Florida Meanwhile, 13,266 people to register in Orange County cer works undercover. The Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation's narcotics badge. The MBI is a multi-agency task is very conservative Republi registered to vote in Seminole or get an absentee ballot to The process took about 30 foKe that combats organized crime. It was formed in Central Florida in December 1978. cans, South Florida is County in 2005. In 2006, there make their votes count. days to complete, as the UCF state attorney investigator cre department." Police Department asked for dentials so that they can go Again, the main hope is that volunteers to be the first to anywhere in the circuit, which the UCF area and the commu represent UCF in the national is Orange and Osceola county, nity at large can be just a little ly recognized task force. The to do their work" safer. Patients re-learn to speak, write applicants were interviewed With it being under the Currently, Lamar has 128 by a panel made up of some of authority of the state attor pending first-degree murder FROM A1 ple in modem warfare. supervisor for UPS air service the UCF Police Department as ney's office, two prosecutors cases and most of them have a "We see about 20 to 35 at all of the company's Florida well as MBI. Their selection are assigned specifically to drug involvement in them, he peutic setting doesn't neces- stroke survivors a semester," locations. was based on the applicant's M:aI, which, as Beary said, said. sarily transfer into the real Whiteside said, speaking of Since that time he has background and performance, helps in investigations because "Some UCF folk have world," Whiteside said. "So we the department in general. undergone multiple therapy "and to try to make sure we the ~vestigators benefit from become involved in these put a lot of emphasis on com- "For the program we did this sessions for speech and mobil had a good fit on the task munity reentry work Studies summer, we had three ity; however, he still finds it ) their full attention and aid in things and they end up dealing force," Beary said. continuity. - with people who are meaner have shown there is a marked patients for each five-week difficult to string together flu Beary also said that for "They can help throughout than they could imagine," difference in what a stroke sur- session. They were commit ent sentences. He said it is par UCF to join MBI corresponds the making of the investiga Lamar said. '½.nd we've had vivor can do in a sterile envi- ted to coming four days a ticularly frustrating when with UCF President John tion," Lutz said. "They can be a some unrestrained violence ronment as opposed to the dif- week for five weeks, some dealing with people outside Hitt's goal ofbeing the number part ofit, instead of just having with some of these drug cases, ficulties in society." from as far away as Mel- the clinic. one partnership university in the case dropped on. them at which not only do you have According to the American bourne and Merritt Island. "It's more difficult out in the nation. the end." people being victimized by the Heart Association, there are That is quite a commitment." the community and with "They are one of the Lamar said that aspect of drugs and the habituation and . more than 5.5 million stroke For Whiteside and her strangers," Nemec said. "Some longest running task forces in MBI is a big reason for its suc having to find the money to survivors alive today. Approx- crew, the last 10 weeks have people don't understand." the country;" Beary said. "They cess. pay for them, but the violence imately 780,000 people suffer . cons~ted oftwo separate five As their last trip of the were unique, particularly at "We're able to win most all between the dealers is amaz new or recurrent strokes each · week sessions of the program, summer session of the pro ' the time that they were put of our cases because the agent ing. The students would be year. with three patients being gram, Whiteside took her together, in that they come has a lawyer available to them well advised to stay away from Some victims come out of taken on for each session. patients to check out the stadi under the authority ofthe state all the time," Lamar said. that stuff." the ordeal with relatively little They have watched their um on Wednesday, where ' attorney who has broader The success attained by Lamar says the timing is mental or physical damage, patients interact with each they were given a grand tour jurisdiction on authority than MBI comes full circle, Lutz right for UCF to be joining but a large majority of those other and with clinicians from of the facility, which included we do here at UCF or the said. MBL that survive a stroke suffers behind two-way mirrors, had the locker rooms, the presi [Orange County] Sheriff's 'We'll benefit from the "It's extremely important permanent mental and neuro- "them work with assisted learn dent's suite and the gridiron. Office does. So now they have knowledge that we get from with the growing size and logical damage that only time ing devices designed specifi Whiteside is a pioneer in jurisdiction in the entire judi the UCF agent and he'll bene importance of UCF and the and therapy can correct. cally for aphasia· victims, and groundbreaking studies using cial circuit, which in this case, fit from what he gets from all complexity of the situations Strokes can strike anyone, taken them on trips to places the functional near-infrared is Orange and Osceola coun the other agencies here," Lutz that we're seeing in law and the patients in this sum- like Barnes and Noble, Red imaging brain scan, which can ties." said.·~ lot ofthe local agencies enforcement, it's essential that mer's aphasia and general Brick Pizza. the UCF Arena capture real-time images of Lawson Lamar, state attor really enjoy that, when they MBI have UCF on board and therapy program proved just and the arboretum. the brain, and with a long ney for the ninth judicial cir get somebody back that's been your police chief, Richard that; they ran the gamut, from "It struck me how interest career under her belt, she cuit and creator of MBI, said, in this task force. The person _Beary, is responsible for bring UCF professors and physi- ed people were," said Roman remains ever-optimistic for '½ll the MBI agents operate has really learned a lot and ing it aboard," Lamar said. "I'm cians to housewives to one of Nemec, one of the program's her current patients, and she under the state attorney's then they can spread that very grateful to him for bring the inventors of the Abrams patients. Before his stroke openly welcomes new stroke badge. We give all of them learning throughout their own ing you in." tank, which has become a sta- three years ago, Nemec was a victims seeking medical help. ~ ~ I~------~ I ~~•I I L&~, ~:,4 1n1ert1111W11llellllllebs1.11111-TIPllllll l'lzzll : ~ I 1 2.IJblflolll 2411 ColdP,~Produch I ' lllmriw~ +TU II 407•213•9676 ~ lW:.__:d~ Awulablo ' ·· m:i.m&i~-- 11114 E. Colonlal Drive r: --- ....: ------:+-: ·------:-1 Carner DI 11118!11 & E. ODIDDIII I I 1111n•w11•,·• 1 SERVING UCF AREA I ll8t I La I C1rr,111t111V 1 · rll I I Medium Cheese Pim s3ea 3 to•n• PIZZ8 fer sgee 1 :. .12:' -- ~~ +Tai -, .. ·'~~- +TU I I & UmltSptr couponj I L. 1 ~-- ____ ElrtraT•ee,!"J!,AvaUalll '} ,, 'l ) ') .• ,. - • • • "') NATIONAL SPORTS WRAP BRIAN MURPHY BASKETBALL Sports Editor Stay up late for NBA REF SENTENCED TO 15 USA MONTHS BEHIND BARS Certain words have come NEW YORK- Disgraced ex-NBA to describe the long history of official nm Donaghy admitted that he'd the Olympic Games: Gold. brought shame on his profession Champion. Nationalism. Tuesday as a federal judge sentenced Stanozolol him to 15 months behind bars for a But for the 2008 Beijing gambling scandal that still has the Olympics, protests have been league on the defensive. the soup du jour. China's occu U.S. District Judge Carol Amon pation in Tibet, several work sentenced Donaghy to prison time ers dying during the construc along with three years of supervised tion of Olympic stadiums, release,saying he'd letthesportdown workers upset about factory by taking thousands of dollars from a layoffs and farmers a,ngry professional gambler in exchange for about land confiscation - inside tips on games-induding ones everybody's got issues as the he refereed. games' opening ceremonies Defen~ attorney John Lauro asked are about a week away. Amon to give his 41-year-old dient I am certainly sympathetic probation,saying the ex-official was a to the causes, but maybe they gambling addict who destroyed"the career he loved" and needed treatment, are just all upset because they don't live in the Eastern time not incarceration. Donaghy also had sought to make amends by revealing zones, where this edition of "the good, the bad and the ugly'' about the Olympics will be at their the league's officiating, the attorney best:3a.m. added. If you are reading this, you In the end,Amon refused Donaghy's are probably a college student plea to stay out of prison, though she and a sports fan. I could~ imposed a penalty that was not as further assumptions of wlio tough as the 33 months he could have you are, but I'll stop th~ for received Donaghy must surrender to simplicity. prison on Sept.23. You should know by prior experience that there are few BASEBALL . , events in this world more spe cial than live, middle-of-the RAYS WIN RUBBER MATCH night sports. You are up late anyway, head buried in books VERSUS BLUEJAYS,3-2 and about to explode after TORONTO- Carlos Pena hit a home · learning about z-scores, chi run, Edwin Jackson won back-to-back squares and ANOVAs. If only starts for the first time since April and there was something on 1V to the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the at least have in the back Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 on Wednesday ground; the soothing noise of afternoon. athletic competition. The Rays won for the fourth time in But at 3 a.m., you are left to six road games after losing seven make due with the eighth edi straight away from home earfierthis tion of that evening's Sports month. Center and infomercials from Jackson (7-7} gaveuptworunsand . people trying to sell you a set seven hits in five innings. He walked of knives and the latest male two and struck out three. Four Tampa Bay relievers each enhancement product. Oh, worked a scoreless inning to preserve enthrallin~ · the victory.J.P. Howell pitched the sixth, But fear no more - the Grant Balfour struck out a pair in the Olympii:;s are near! NBC and seventh, Dan Wheeler handled the its vast families of networks eighth and Troy Percival wrapped it up A recap of the UCF sports that defined the semester will be beaming out an aver in the ninth for his 23rd save in 25 age of212 hours a day out ofl2 opportunities. sources. Between NBC and its It was the 347th save of Percival's program is, and I know what this Neal had been shot. Neal, a standard cable channels, such BRIAN MURPHY as MSNBC, CNBC, USA, etc., career, tying him with Randy Myers for Sports Editor program needs. And I'm what three-year starter for the eighth on the all-time list. this program needs right now." Knights, was reportedly shot competition will be available for most days for 23-and-a-half Making his major league debut, Blue There was not much of a Rooney completed the con several times in the arm and Jays right-hander Scott Richmond (0-1} struction of the Knights' brand chest with an assault rifle while hours per day. The only break this summer for the Olympics-free time will be allowed three runs and seven hits in 5 Knights. . A variety of news was new coaching staffJuly 24. As for standing outside in front of his 1/3 innings. Cozart, he was named the head family's I:ome in Baton Rouge, between 4:30 and 5 a.m. EDT. made throughout UCF Athletics, That's perfect! That gives so with the anticipation of a coach at High Point University La., early m the morning of May • on June 27, and two coaches 9. you a decent half hour for you crowded slate of fall sports ris to take care of all of life's sec ing by the day, let's take a look from UCF's 2008 squad joined Neal arrived at a local hospi him. tal in stable condition as none of ondary chores - eating, back at what we've experienced bathing, getting fresh air - over the past three months. his wounds were considered Softball life-threatening. before locking yourself back After only three seasons in TV station W AFB in Baton inside to see ifUSA Basketball Baseball can rebound from its third One of the biggest - and Conference USA, the Knights Rouge reported that police won a C-USA Championship. arrested 23-year-old Emmanuel place finish in Athens at the infamous - events this summer 2004 Olympics. By the way, occurred during spring .final They capped their champi Davis on May 9, 19-year-old Gre onship with a 4-2 win over gory Jermaine Robinson on June Kobe, LeBron and company exam period: The firing ofUCF's can be seen live on USA at 2 BRAVES TRADE TEIXEIRA TO longest-tenured coach, Jay Houston on May 10. Freshman 18 and Stanley Grigsby on July 15, Tiffany Lane, who went 3-for-4 and charged them all with, a.m., on Aug. 14. Watch to see ANGELS FOR TWO PLAYERS Bergman. if they can beat always-feisty ATLANTA-The Los Angeles Angels Bergman, who had served as with a home run and three RBIs among other crimes, attempted in the title game, was named first-degree murder. Angola already have the best record in baseball. the Knights' head coach for 26 There's somethu:\g unique That didn't stop them from making a seasons, was fired May 1 amid tournament MVP. Neal returned to Orlando this The Knights earned the No. 2 summer to start work on a sec about watching sports in the bold move two days before today's accusations of sexual harass dead of night. It's something ment on a male equipment man seed in the Gainesville Regional ond undergraduate degree after non-waiver trade deadline. new and unusual, seen as an Wrth their sights set firmly on the ager. Bergman has strongly and advanced all the way to the graduating with a degree in denied the allegations. regional final against the Florida criminal justice May 2. He is also exciting treat. It kind of fol Worfd Series, the Angels pulled off a lows the same line of reason blockbuster dealTuesday,acquiring Pitching coach Craig Cozart Gators, the nation's top-ranked currently participating in team team. Behind a flawless pitching practices and is scheduled to be ing behind sex in public slugging first baseman Mark Teixeira took over as the interim coach of places. the Knights, who still had 10 performance from Allison Kime, starting for the ·Knights when from the fading Atlanta Braves. But here, you'll never get Los Angeles sent first baseman Casey games to play in their 2008 regu the Knights beat the Gators 1-0 their season begins Aug. 30. lar season. UCF finished the reg on May 18 to force a winner The Knights were picked by caught. It'll just be you, your Kotchman and minor league pitcher Tv, and Cuba v. China Steve Marek to the Braves, who raised ular season at 4-6 under Cozart take-all showdown later that day. Conference USA'.s head coaches and was quickly eliminated in The Gators gained revenge and to repeat as East Division cham women's volleyball early in the white flag on this season after a the morning ofAug.13. • rash of key injuries. the Conference USA Champi advance to the College World pions July 16, but that prediction onship. Series with a 10-0 triumph that may be hampered with the repri So clear the slate; you've Los Angeles went into Wednesday got nothing to do for the next • night's game against Boston with an 11 Cozart was one of many who was called after five innings. mand of two Knights this sum interviewed in June for the role mer. three weeks. Your biggest con 1/2-game cushion in the AL West,byfar cern will be to see ifswimmer • the most commanding lead for any of head coach. On June 12, for Football Fullback Ricky Kay was sus • mer LSU associate head coach Less than two months pended from the team on June 23 Michael Phelps can win seven first-place team. But the Angels were gold medals. Your biggest more concerned with setting up a Terry Rooney got the job. In his removed from the Ereck Planch after he was charged with a introductory press conference er tragedy, the UCF Football ~th problem will be expand roster that can go all the way in mg Tyson Gay's 100-meter October. Rooney said: "I know what this team had to deal with the news that senior cornerback Johnell PLEAS~ SEE UCF ON A7 dash time out to 40 yards. Teixeira is making $12.5 million and Root for whatever country will be eligible for free agency after the yo~ like. But, most of all, just season. enJoy the sports at a time in He is batting 183 with 20 home runs which you should be sleeping. and78 RBIs. 1, - ASSOCIATED PRES-S ~ (tutn( ~ ~ · July 31, 2008 www. Centra/FloridaFuture. com A7 Schedule out 1 UCF Football for Knights' :faced adversity FROM A6 and finished in a tie for third place June 22. Four days felony for acts of vandalism later, Johnson qualified for track and field inside Tower 4 on June 21. the U.S. Amateur Public Senior Phillip Smith, who Links Championship, one of was slated to be the Knights' 10 individual amateur cham starting running back at the pionships organized by the start of the 2008 season, was United States Golf Associa UCF had historic '08 spring dismissed from the team tion. JOSEPH AUGHTMAN July 22 for what head coach Out of 155 players, John Contributing Writer George O'Leary called a son made it all the way to NEWS TO NOTE "violation of team rules and the semifinals of the part Three home meets high HOME COOKING policies." stroke play, part match play light the 2009 UCF Women's Of the nine events on the Knights' Five running backs event on July 18. Track and Field outdoor outdoor spring schedule, three are in remain on the Knights' cur schedule, which was released Oriando: The UCF Invitational on rent roster. All of them are Women's golf Monday by head coach Caryl freshmen. The UCF Women's Golf Smith Gilbert. March 27-28, the UCF Black and Gold team finished in 17th place The season opens March Challenge on April 18 and UCF at the NCAA East Regional Twilight on May 9. 'Irack and Field 20 when the Knights travel to The UCF Track and Field on May 10, but just being a Miami for the Hurricane STARS SHINING AGAIN team had an impressive year part of the tournament was Invitational where UCF run a big accomplishment for Lizzie Harris, Dione Thomas, Shanti le under first-year head coach ner Shantile Blackburn broke the Knights. It was their first Blackbum and Sheree Carter return Caryl Smith Gilbert. They the school's outdoor 800- recorded 12 NCAA-qualify appearance in the NCAA • for the 2009 spring season. They and meter dash record last ing marks or times and Regionals since 2002. - March. The following week others contributed to the Knights' broke 23 school records. "We can build on this for end, the team will return total of 11 school records during the Some of those marks and next year so we can make ., home for the UCF Invitation 2008 outdoor season. records were set during the another run at nationals," al, the first of the three home Conference USA Champi head coach Emilee Klein events, which begins March Last season, UCF recorded a onships. The Knights fin said in a press release. • 27. third-place finish.in the 2008 ished third in the C-USA • The team begins April C-USA Outdoor Champi Championships on May 17, Rowing · . with a trip to Gainesville for onships, the best in school the best finish in school his The Knights' lightweight the Pepsi Florida Relays history. Sheree Carter won tory. 8+ rowing squad, which where the team broke two the school's first individual Junior Sheree Carter spent part of the spring sea school records in spring C-USA outdoor champi became the first athlete in son ranked as high as No. 3 2008. The Black and Gold onship when she won the UCF history to win a Con in the nation, notched a · will continue with a trip to heptathlon title May 17. ference USA individual out first-place finish in the Miami for the Miami Elite The 2009 season wraps up door event championship petite final of the IRA • Invitational on April ll. The in Fayetteville, Ark., with the after capturing the women's Champion~hips on June 7. following weekend, the NCAA Championships, June heptathlon at the confer The IRA Championships Knights will host its second 10-13. ence championships. are the oldest collegiate home event, the UCF Black A successful 2008 season Junior Dione Thomas rowing championships in and Gold Challenge. led to some awards for track recorded a personal-best the United States. The Knights will be leav and field athletes. Sopho COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS and school record leap of ing the state for the first time more Lizzie Harris received Senior Dione Thomas set a school record in the triple jump during the NCAA East Regional 13.03m in the triple jump This accomplished sum on April 23 to compete in the four awards, including Con on May 31. The UCF Track and Field team announced its 2009 spring schedule Monday. during the NCAA East mer may be over, but look UCSD/USOC Invitational in ference USA Track & Field Regional in Tallahassee on on the bright side: Fall California and the Penn Female Athlete of the Week USA Track & Field Female Knights' head coach. In her May 31. sports are right around the Relays Carnival in Philadel on'Mayl3. Athlete of the Week on April first year, she led the Knights corner. Many of you are :J phia. Four awards also went to 29. to 23 school records with 12 Men's golf chomping at the bit for foot After a two-week break, senior Dione Thomas, who With Smith Gilbert lead indoor and ll outdoor. One UCF golfer stood ball season, but don't over the team will return to action was selected to the U.S. Track ing them, the Knights had the As the 2009 outdoor out among the rest this sum look that the first Knights May 9 for its final home and Field and Cross Country most participants qualifying season approaches, the mer. Senior David Johnson take to the field Aug. 16, the event, UCF Twilight. Coaches Association All-East for the NCAA East Regional Knights look to improve competed against some of day that the UCF Women's The Conference USA Region Team for the triple in school history with 12. upon their 2008 spring, the nation's top amateur Soccer team begins its sea " Championships begin just jump. Thomas was also Smith Gilbert is going into which brought the program players in the Florida State son in Tampa versus the one week later in Tulsa, Okla. selected as the Conference her second season as the to new heights. Amateur Championship University of South Florida. .. The .._ . LOF'M'S • .. Talle ATour Todavl And Enter To WIN One 01 SUMMER SPECIAll Our Weeklv Prize Drawings! $545/lilo. • Some Gar ges Availa e Umhed Avallabllltv With Remot Operators • Alafaya Trail • LARGEST BEDROOMS • LARGEST LIVING AREAS • PRIVATE BATHROOMS w y..fUrnfshed ·+· 4-bedroa,,, v,sel' fU aJ1-, ~/t6. • /nif,vldU11\ \8 r Sh f 8 i\l()to ~ -·.r, Dn/172e rt.ee U e US !,tVW· rive¾~lication & fJ\Oft··· • To UCFI ~ '1dapts-fl.e 1111 (a) ,A ••• = .'1\{'f / • L-\..:::v~~~~ "J/,'J,~' 1oo ·Riverwind Way Tanning .. Capsule Oviedo,·FL 32765 Game Room • Resene Your Suite Today! ~~ ea11, 407-359-2B15 Movie Theater • www.CentralFloridaFuture.com • Thursday, July 31, 2008 I I. t • Ashop sends more than 2,000 pounds of comics to soldiers • I> • • • ., • ALEXA LASH There are already other shops interested another stack of comics in a box. Contributing Writer including Famous Faces and Funnies, Tate's "Comics are great because they don't need .. Comics and Apocalypse Comics, Haaland batteries," Blanchard said. Comic book collectors and military men said. . Charles Bowman, another donator, united for a unique cause last Saturday: to "I wish more people thought about the believes that the literature will be a good dis fight the war on boredom for their troops troops the way he [does]," said Bruce Yberg traction. overseas. about A Comic Shop's co-owner, Jason Blan "When you get into a good book - A Comic Shop held a donation drive July chard. Bruce Yberg donated about 200 everything else goes away," Bowman said. 26 called "Operation Sequential Art" to pro comics that he used to collect with his son. Besides Yberg, other donators were also vide troops in Iraq and Afghanistan with Bruce Yberg's son, 29-year-old Bryan associated with the military. donated comics, sci-fl books and graphic nov Yberg, has been in the service for 12 years. "I'm ex-service too," said Joey Culotta, els. "He's a classic example of be-all-you-can another comic book donator. "I know how There was a final box count of 65 30- be. That's my son," Yberg said. hard it is for those guys there." • pound boxes - which equals about 15,000 But why donate comic books? When he was abroad, his mother sent him comics - all donated in a single day. "I know that they're still following 'hurry comics every couple of months. With the added 400 pounds of comics up and wait.' Now they have something to do ·~y little bit of home is something," donated in the month before the event, A while they wait," said Blanchard, a former Culotta said. Comic Shop will send more than 2,000 combat cameraman for the Army. While there were donators with a connec pounds of comics to the troops. "Hurry up and wait" is when a soldier is tion to the service, others were just glad to A Comic Shop was attempting to create a called to go somewhere immediately, and help. record for most comics donated in a single then forced to wait extreme lengths of time UCF graduate Joe Carey donated four long day to a charitable cause. The hope is to cre before any action takes place, Blanchard said. ate a competitive spirit between other shops, Blanchard got creative with his other rea A Comic Shop co-owner Aaron Haaland said. son for donating comic books as he placed PLEASESE E ALL ON A10 • ..ac:;_..,.._____ = -=··'"''··"""'"" ' "" .~ .. _,, __._. ______,,_.,._,, ______ (tnmt{ ~ 3luture • July 31, 2008 • www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9- MOVIET!Mffi Roll out in support of local derby team WHITNEY HAMRICK rebellion. music played during a instead of P.E. coaches and feel Variety Editor bout being punk rock, rockabilly, like their in charge, independent , metal and genuine article coun and equal citizens;' Shaw said The grassroots, do-it-your try from the '50s. Roller Derby bouts with 20- self spirit of girls dolled up in ''Its kind of underground, its minute periods called jams. The rockabilly/burlesque glam: kind of punk rock, it's not your flat track is set up like a huge • black, green and purple, fish typical thing, it's more interac zero with 10 feet between two nets and quad-skates - the tive and it's kind ofa turn-on too, lines. T~urist City Terrors, Orlando's just being honest," said Dave Packs consist ofup to10 play flat track roller derby team, rep Shaw, DJ and fundraiser coordi ers - a pivot who determines resent hardcore and feminine, nator for the team. the pace ofthe pack, followed by and the constant need to "You have a lot of people blockers who skate shoulder to fundraise. with piercing and tattoos, the hip, considered block and target The TCT's held a ''.A Car tougher than the other side - zones, to prevent the other • The Mummy, Universal Pictures Wash & Show" at Copper Rock it's not the pretty girl playing AMANDA MOORE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE teams and a jammer from pass et Pub in Maitland on Saturday, volleyball. more like the darker, Afew members of the Tourist City Terrors share a laugh between the 25 cars they washed, ing and scoring points. Regal Waterfcifil Lakes :i: earning $650 with local artists different side of people," said a break from the heat during their team fundraiser at the Copper Rocket Pub in Maitland. A jammer, team president 't 541 N.Alafaya Trail,407-207-91101;, Gasoline Heart, Bughead, Jim Rachel "Gory Tory" Burch. a Daniel "Six Gun Susie" Best, O'Rourke and The Dyin' Days political science major who will Owner Mariah ''Dazzler" Jett Roller Derby is an all must wait until the two teams The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor performing that night. be attending UCF in the fall and always wanted to be on the women's contact spon, skater lap the trace, then the jammer (PG-13) 11:45a, 12:30, 1:30, 1:50,[:30,3:15,4:05, The TCTs are a limited liabil ., 4:40, 5:10, 5:55, 6:40, 710, 8:05, 8:40, 9-10, 10:05, bas been on the team since Feb Seminole High School dance owned and operated, with more must speed skate, forcing her 10:40, 11J0, 12:25a, 12:50a ity company that has so far held ruary. She hopes to be able to team and admires a certain Mar than 1,000 amateur teams way through the other teams Swing Vote . eight fundraisers, raising more balance Roller Derby with vel Comic X-man, blond in worldwide from the U.S. to blocks and lap them to make (l'G-13) 1:05, 4:15, 7:40, 10J0 than $2,000 to fund the team for school skates, by the same name. Japan points for her team. uniforms, bouts including on Step Brothers UCF research coordinator in The current Roller Derby "It's very empowering for ''Roller Derby, it's honest, it's • (R) 12:15, 12:55, 2:45, 3:50, 5:15, 7:15, 8:00, 9:55, hand police and EMT services, the College ofOptics and secre revival began with the Lonestar women. no matter your shape real," Shaw said "It's like 10:55, 12J5a and rink time for practices. tary for the team, Vicky ·~ Rollergirls in Austin, Texas, in your siz.e or your age, once you women's rugby on wheels, The X-Files: IWant to Believe Team members pay $20 a chy Jane" Ortiz. envisions her 200L hit 18, anyone can play, anyone except there's no ball It's very (PGl-13) 12:00, 12:50, 2J5, 4:20, 5:05, 7:05, 8:15, month to continue membership • 9:40, 10-35, 11:20, 12JOa self as the flipside G.L Jane. "It's not like your parent's can be taught how to do this;' physical and aggressive so it can and rely heavily on their fan 'The derby persona is your Roller Derby they used to watch Jett said get really charged." The Dari< Knjqht (PG-13) 12:20, 1:00, 1J5, 3:10, 3:40, 4:25, 5:20, 7:00, base. alter ego, basically, the person in the 70s that is very much "One ofthe biggest attraction For more information about 7:45,8:45, 9:50, 10-10, 11JS, 12:0Sa The vibe ofRoller Derby is a you can't be when you're at like for women to Roller Derby is the team, e-mail tourist_city_ter Open Captioned & Desalptive Audio Showtimes scripted pro-wrestling;' Jett • 11:50a,6J0 nostalgic exploitation of pin-up work,'' Ortiz said said they can still look like women [email protected] MammaMia! (PG-13) 12:05, 1:25, 2:50, 4:50, SJ0, 7J0, 8:10, 10:15, 10-.50, 12:45a • Space Chimps (G) 12:25, '2:25, 4:30, 6:50 Moooved by the grace Zappa's son plays Zappa's songs Hellbov II: The Golden Army • (~13) 10:10 JONATHAN HOHENSEE Journey to the Center of the Earth Staff Writer (PG) Digital 3D Showtimes ofa dontesticated beast 12:10,2:40,5:00, 7:25, 9:45, 12:20a Fifteen years dead • Hancock SHAUN BEVAN based paint or collages of paper, the legacy lives, as (PG-13) 12:40, 4:35, 7:35, 10:00, 12:lSa Contributing Writer John Wilton used techniques Dweezil Zappa, first Wall-E unlike any other at the exhibition. born son of avant-garde (G) 11:SSa,2:20,4:55, 7:10 The COMMA Gallery, The white nametag near each musician Frank Zappa, .. Wanted located on a busy two-lane piece of work read "Digital plays cover songs of the (R) 3:50, 9J5, 12:l0a Virginia Drive, is easy to Imprint." Imagine heifers on a music that made his miss among the nearby Get Smart drug-induced trip packed with father famous. (PG-13) 1:15, 6:45 shops. bright green neon colors and "I grew up with Once inside, the art retro Polaroid pictures. Zappa; his music is a big - Listings for Friday, Aug. 1 enthusiast is treated with Also on the trail ofbright visu part of our lives," said an antique shop-style clut al eye candy was Sally Evan's Tonya Manding, a 1996 ter of framed paintings light spectrum of color paintings. UCF graduate. "Zappa is neatly hung or effortlessly "I love the way Sally expresses unique; there is no one ONLINE COVERAGE laid against the plaster wall her own color sense and has fun like him; he's just so out GREGORY TERRITO/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Look Mexico by Timmy McGo~n The showroom for elaborating on what she sees," of this world. Some COMMA Gallery's month Sadler said. 'We all exaggerate Guitarist Dweezil Zappa, son of the legendary Frank Zappa, performs tribute tour to his late • Look Mexico takes the stage at Back times, he takes chances father at the Hard Rock Live at Universal City Walk as part of the Zappa Plays Zappa tour. Booth and attempts to convert their ly art exhibitions offers two color at times but she takes it to a that other musician$ tour bus run on vegetable oil. black wooden benches for level that makes her work easily don't take.". "On the Bus" and "Joe's Garage." both eccentric and diverse styles the enthusiast to take it all recognizable." Remembered for his For the number ''Fem-Bot in a music that included classical in. There for Tomorrow by Rachel Wilson While a few artists try to cap tenacity and skill. Zappa Wet T-Shirt," a song that features music to songs performed This month's exhibit is a ture a moment through their As fans cheered and cameras flashed, was a lampooner of an exchange of dialogue at the entirely on bicycles to concepts tribute to an animal that imagination, Dan Newton cap music fades: psychedel end of the song, a fake wet T albums. local band There for Tomorrow played a goes by many different tures his moments by camera. sold-out show Thursday at The Social. ic, rock opera and disco shirt contest was held on stage, After his death, 21 more names, but when there is The only photography piece in with songs such as featuring Dweezil and a cos albums featuring his music not a red cape or a stadium the exhibit, "Josh and Victor: Cultural Pop by Kris Kelly "Don't Eat The Yellow tumed performer exchanging where produced filled with thousands of Morning in the Scrub," hides its Snow," "My Guitar the song's dialogue before dous Zappa's son Dweezel was The comic Watchmen formed the spectators involved, this photographic qualities quite well Wants to Kill Your ing the performer with water. born Ian Donald Calvin Eclid foundation for The Dark Knight, but animal is artistically cap Toe photograph shows a picture his who watches the Watchmen? M~" "Catholic Girls" At the end of the night, Zappa, and, like father, tured in its most serene of three cows grazing among the and ''Why Does It Hurt Dweezil Zappa took song attempted to have a musical moment against a backdrop morning fog with a backdrop of When I Pee." requests, for their final song, the career as an adult, after working Quick Flix by WIiiiam Goss of breathtaking scenery. tangled foliage. At first glance it The Zappa Plays audience wanted to hear the as a Veejay for the MTV network Three-headed dragons and one- This animal is the cow, might appear that the grass and Zappa· tour first started song 'The Muffin Man" or "The during the 1980s. In 1986, he headed yetis appear in The Mummy: or the bull, or the cattle, or scrub that surround the cows are in June 2006, and fea Illinois Enema Bandit," and released his first album Havin' a Tomb ofthe Dragon Emperor. the livestock, or the heifer. painted, but instead it is the just tures many of the ·musi ended up playing "The Illinois Bad Day with Barking Pumpkin • "Their color can be work of an experienced photog cians that were in Frank Enema Bandit" before comirig records. Go to www.CentmJFloridaFuture.com beautiful in itself," Tom rapher. Zappa's original act. back for an encore. "[Dweezil] is the son of a leg Sadler, a local artist and "I photographed [the cows] "I heard his music Frank Zappa's musical career end, who's a guitar aficionado. I painter of several pieces in because as a photographer, I see my whole life; I love was a long and prolific one that · mean, he's smooth; talent just • HIGH FIVES the exhibit, said in an e-mail the Florida landscape and its rich Zappa because of my began in the early 1960s and blows out of his ass, he's unbe For the week ending July 28 interview. ''You can't help culture slipping rapidly past us," dad pretty much. so I ended in 1993 when he died of lievable,'' said Dave Hambone, a but appreciate them more Newton said. "In that brief was interested in seeing prostate cancer. Frank Zappa fan who saw the w TELEVISION when you are in amongst moment in time, I saw some it live," said Casey Mar Throughout his career, Zappa musician perform in 1977. "Some 1. America's Got Talent, NBC. them with their horns and thing that made me think of tiszus, a junior mechani produced more than 60 albums of the best music we've seen in 2. Criminal Minds, CBS. their snorts and bellows times past when scrub cows use cal engineering major. that featured a wide array of eight, nine years." 3. 5o You Think You Con Dance, FOX. and tails flapping back and to roam free on the Florida land ''.As a guitarist, I'm 4. (5/: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS. forth to swat the flies." scape." I impressed with him as a ' 5. Wipeout, ABC. Sadler had several Other artists who are featured guitarist, like much how pieces of art in this month's in the exhibition are Bernie Mar he's developed ... he FILM "Cows at COMMA" exhib tin, Lynn Polley, Richard Colvin, 1. The Dark Knight. wasn't great in the early FL, GA, SC LAND SALE ' it. One particular oil paint Karen Carasik, Stephen Bach, '90s when he was put 2. Step Brothers. ing, "Taking the Plunge," Robin Pedreo, Grady Kimsey and River, creeks, hardwoods, natural pine, 3. Momma Mia! ting out solo music but illustrated a moment when Wayne Hovis. hearing him play planted pine, some with development 4. The X-Files: I Want to Believe. three cows cautiously wade The COMMA Gallery hosts ~ , 5. Journey to the Center ofthe Earth. [Frank] Zappa music is into a pool of water one new exhibitions every second pretty impressive." potential, all have excellent after another. Toe foremost HOT FIVE Tuesday of the month. The Throughout the hunting. View our website 1. "I Kissed a Girl:' Katy Perry. Capitol. animai's eyes mirrored its "Cows at COMMA" exhibit will evening, Dweezil Zappa 2. '1ake a Bow;' Rihanna. SRP/Def insecurities and determina continue to run until Sept. 5, played many of his for maps, timber data, etc. • Jam/lDJMG. tion to get across the pond, · 2008. For more information. call father's hits such as St. Regis Paper Co., 478-987-9700 3. "Forever;' Chris Brown. Jive/Zomba. while it's apprehensive 407-894-4505. "City of Tiny Lights," 4. 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Bruce Springsteen & The EStreet Band were not the only tech {Emirates Stadium -London) nique present at the exhibi 4. Bruce Springsteen & The EStreet Band tion. Instead, there was a (Valle Hovin -Norway) wonderful blend of person 5. Bruce Springsteen & The EStreet Band al styles and creativity from • (Estadio Santiago Bemabeu -Spain) various artists. Elizabeth Nelson's •' DVD SALES pieces of work were imagi l .Batman: Gotham Knight, DC Comics native and aptly placed col • Inc. lage of scrap paper and 2.Batman Begins, Warner Home Video. what appeared to be maga 3. Vantage Point, Sony Pictures Home zine and newspaper clip Entertainment. pings. When patched 4. The Ruins, Dream Works Home together with a little bit of Entertainment. 5. Superhero Movie, The Weinstein added black, blue and pur Company. ple paint, the image of a curious, nose-first. close-up of ''Daisy'' was formed - ASSOCIATED PRESS While otbers used oil- A10 www.Centra!F/oridafuture.com July 31, 2008 • (entta1 jfon'ba :Yutute All nerds unite to Button mash to the world of rock ALEXA LASH where he won a national tour focus." was the reason for the smaller Contributing Writer nament. His father, Jeff Beekhoo, turnout? Thiboult raised the • combat boredom The tournament was split brought him to the tourna price to compete from $10 to At the Haven in Winter into two parts: under 18- ment. $20, and cut general -admis FROM AB Park, a small stage surround years-old portion and an "I'm very proud of him," sion in half. ed by giant JBL speakers sat adult's portion. Jeff said. "I try to take him to "That was pretty high," boxes. to the right, with 20 to 30 peo This was the second tour as many tournaments as I Kuntz said. "I hope it's a little diversion ple looking on at two 14-year nament that Thibault put on. can. Whatever makes him Prizes included gift cards · until they get home," Carey olds with guitars - waiting, For those players who lost a happy, makes me happy." from Hot Topic, Spencer's said. waiting for their turn to com match, they could choose to But for Cody, this was his and Applebee's, along with • Haaland had a different pete in the Guitar Hero III buy back into the competition first tournament. other local vendors. perspective on his own non Tournament at the Haven on or challenge their competitor "I started on medium," Toward the end of the military status. July 22, with one UCF student to an on-stage rematch. Cody said. "But I worked my night, Kuntz and Qµea went "I've never been a soldier taking home the glory. "It gives the way up to expert." all-out to win a special prize: - I'm a nerd," Haaland said. Jason Kuntz, a senior inter loser a chance to Cody's father, John a $25 dollar bar tab. Kuntz "But I think all nerds can unite disciplinary studies major, move forward," Kreppein, said the family played on his back, on one against boredom." won for the adult's portion of said Brad Thi plays against each knee, behind the head, under The event also included the Guitar Hero tournament. boult, the event's other, including the leg, and paired up with signings from Chuck Dixon. a Kuntz ranked 16th on score promoter. himself. Quea by strumming for her 25-year veteran, who donated hero.com in expert mode for For Cody Kreppein, the The adult's while she hit the but a box of comics, which includ Guitar Hero III on the Xbox buy-in option helped him get competition tons. C: ed his own work, Batman. He 360 console. Both Tyler to second place. Cody lost his had "I was just wrote Batman: Knightfall and Beekhoo, returning champi first match then paid the buy four playing GREGORY TERRITO/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE around and created several characters Packed/ stacked for shipping, more than on for the kids, and the only in fee. He made it to round such as Bane and the current 2,000 pounds of comics were donated to female competitor, Ruby two, then round three against having fun," Robin. help fight the "War 4(, •• UNIVERSITY A future of opportunities. Enroll Now. Orlando Site I 020 N . Orlando Ave, Suite Z 32789 Winter Park, FL < 407 ~5 59~6993 J troy.edu r ,, ,, Introducing Our New M.S. in Information Technology Degree Program Information Technology is the wave of the future. Now you can increase your earning potential by obtaining a master's degree in information technology at Nova Southeastern University's Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences. 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In the same Princeton As we stated earlier this lighter nature. Yes, it looks like Review study, guess.who is at week, Gainesville is known for Gainesville has yet another the top of the list for students being a traditional college honor to add to its belt, but this that study the least? You town, and with that connota time rather than a sports title, guessed it. According the tion comes the hard partying DON WRIGHT/ PALM BEACH POST the award has to do with what Gainesville Sun, UF has been atmosphere. It's no coincidence happens after the game is over. ranked in the top 20 party that West Virginia University The University of Florida was schools since 2005, right about and Penn State University are ranked as the top party school when Machen started efforts to almost always in the top five in the nation by the Princeton reduce binge and underage party schools. Morgantown, Review Annual Guide, which drinking. W.Va., and State College, Pa.,. Going on the Web publishes the list along with Machen has tried to make are notorious for their small more than 50 other categories. curbing alcohol abuse a top pri- town feel and large bar popula Whether this title is some- ority since his appointment in tions. West Virginia is certainly thing to be proud of is up for January 2004. Four students no stranger to the list as they and into the Future debate. Some students say they · · died in alcohol-related ind- have been named top party- · aren't surprised by the ranking dents in his first two years as school seven times in the last 15 As I take the time to write www.centralfloridafuture.com. and ·frankly, neither are we. UF president, which prompted years, my last column as the Editor On the new Web site, we will Freshman Allison Belanger, a him to involve the Gainesville · Perhaps the reason these in-Chief of the Future, I try be featuring a new buffet of con- journalism and political science community to address the college towns_are alway.s mak and look forward into the tent. . major, said she's only been on issue. He told the Gainesville ing the list is because in rela- spectrum of time and not stay You will be able to find infor campus for a few weeks but Sun, "It's fair to say it's a prob- tively small towns likeJ _ muddled in the past. mation about breaking news, already 1:1-as had no problem lem in our community and Gainesville there are usually I have fully enjoyed being events around campus, video, finding a party. She told the we're working on it." more bars per capita than any the editor of this newspaper. audio and photo galleries. Associated Vress that all she Apparently the Gainesville other establishment. Over this summer, my editori Also, you will be able to get has to do is leave her dorm and City Commission doesn't think Some of the other UF rank al staff and' I have worked as · updates on your phone by sign there will be a party going on he's working hard enough. ings this year include No. l in hard as we could to provide JEFF RILEY ing up for text message notices. somewhere near by. Commissioners proposed an the popularity of intercollegiate you with the most factual and Editor-in-Chief The goal is to create a one The Princeton Review states ordinance on Monday that sports and number two in "jock timely news as pqssible. stop depot for everything yciu that tl?,e party school category would require local bars to schools," where sports and fra Ho~ever, there is more we will be need to know about what is going on is based on the answers to a apply for a special permit that ternities are popular. doing to get the news to yo:u-. . around you. I want to create a news combination of s_urvey ques- would let them serve patrons Maybe if there was more to Starting during the break, I will be empire on campus because I am of the tions on the use of alcohol and between the ages ofl8 and 21. If do in Gator nation they serving as the Online Editor. This will opinion that you, as a student, should drugs, hours of study each' day approved, the ordinance would wouldn't have to worry about mark a brave turning point for the never have to look anywhere else for and popularity of the Greek punish bars_with "excessive" students partying _themselves Future. · newsatUCF. system. underage drinking violations by into oblivion. That's not to say During the fall semester, there will be So stay tuned, and keep yourself UF President Bernie revoking the permit. UCF doesn't have a· reputation a redesigned version of our Web site, updated Machen claims-that the party The permit idea is an excel- for partying hard, but at least atmosphere ,is most likely lent one. Unde!age drinkers are there are more. options for stu brought. on by students who often admitted into bars and dents who would rather save study incredibly hard during then rely on friends· who are of some brain cells. We congratu READER VIEWS the week and use the weekends legal age to purchase ,drinks. If late UF on yet another title - to blow off steam. a bar's management can't con- except this one you can keep. universities are not tainted by the pr~ Cook is justified in his grams; seeing as how near 70 percent of students surveyed by Derek Harris and Eucharist sharing action the administration wanted the inclusion of illicit substances; seeing as how the 'I am surprised by the response of administration's salaries are burdened by many Catholics, if the details reported in the backs of the students, the same stu your "Body of controversy'' article are dents who are being excluded from a accurate. Catholics believe that the medical amnesty policy meant to pre Fo~ter knowledg~ cracker is not a symbol ofJesus' body,· vent deaths. I urge Dr. Ehasz, President . ---- but is actually a part of the body. There Hitt and Mr. Welch to reconsider their fore,.it seems to me that Cook was taking position and advocate safety over the the message of Christ in the most literal perception of safety. sense to his friend I've experienced-the Catholic Cam BRENDON RIVARD or ~ccept inferiority pus Ministry service before. As a non PRESIDENT OF NORML Catholic, like Cook's friend, I have been told I am not allowed to participate in Catholic Communion he aspiration to learn more promising than trying to unveiled an $18 billion educa the Holy Communion. However, as a and absorb knowledge is reorganize the global economy." tion proposal ... _that seeks to Christian, I believe I most certainly am. · sharing not holy bigotry T This is not out of disrespect to the · · essential to human For years, America has had · improve U.S. schoo~s in part by nature. As humans, we have the the upper hand on its European rewarding teachers based on Catholic beliefs, but out of respect and I am a UCF alumnus (bachelor's of innate desire to explore the counterparts in terms of educa merit." devotion to my own. political science in 1993; master's of world ofacademia and search tional progress. For example, The Obama proposal indi I have mixed feelings about Cook biology in 2003) and a Ph.D. candidate at for solutions to life's ambigui "In 1950, no European country cates· that this merit-based pay (and all Catholics) saying who can and the University of Arizona. When UCF ties. · · enrolled 30 percent of its older aims to, "encourage teachers to canriot partake in Communion, but he makes national news, I automatically pay . This is what characterized teens in-full-time secondary continue to acquire needed was definitely right in wanting to share attention, and recent UCF news is dis our past - an America in school" while "In the U.S., 70 . skills, enhance the expertise the act with his friend It is not Cook turbing. . which "the average American's percent of older teens were in available within schools and who got the message wrong this time; it I refet to the cases of Webster Cook level of education rose by 0.8 school," as reported in the New improve learning for many tra is those who stand in the way of believ . and Benjamin Collard, in which the for years per decade between 1870 York Times. At present, it is ditionally under-served student ers reaching out to non-:-believers. mer pocketed and later returned a and 1950 and the average adult plain to see that America is no groups." AARON BRAND Eucharist cracker. The hyperbole siu- had completed eight years of longer superior in educational Additionally, Obama would ANTilROPOLOGY MAJOR rounding this case is absurd, the implica schooling in 1890 and nearly 14 growth. ' supply $10 billion in funding to tions chilling. years by 1960," according to the Authors of The Race improve early education for A spokesperson for the Catholic New York Times. Between Education and Tech pre-kindergarten children as Medical amnesty policy League has suggested that Cook's However, it seems as though nology, Claudia Goldin and well as $18 billion per year on actions qualify as a hate crime, and his the technological world has Lawrence Katz, emphasize the early education and K-12 educa should be reconsidered impeachment by the student senate revolutionized the'way Ameri absence of inequality once edu tion. This demonstrates the seems to echo this sentiment. Catholic cans behave and the thirst for cation overpowers technology receptive nature of the Democ- . Kerry Welch should research the his Campus Ministry has not only called for knowledge has been quenched and likewise, the presence of ratic Party and its candidate, tory of the previous medical amnesty . Cook's expulsion. buthave filed a com by the remedial nature of inequality once the imbalance Barack Obama. We cannot .plan and the initiators of it. The medical plaint against Collard, who was not American culture. is reversed. ignore problems that ultimately amnesty article quoted Mr. Welch as say involved in the incident. The claim that While pointing the finger To help qualify the origin·of and adversely affect our coun ing "The reason for the proposal was this was a hate crime dilutes the phrase may be a temporary fix to this this decline in education, James try. If we continue, our inferior sparked by problems with alcohol ... The to the point of rendering it meaningless. problem that pervades the U.S. Heckman of the University_of ity in terms of education with reasonable approach would be to apply Equating this case with genuinely hate education system, it is not a · Chicago explains what is not at foreign countries will one day it to alcohol first and then take further motivated lynchings and beatings belit viable solution that excites fault: "It's not falling school' become subservient to their steps if it's effective." This quote is a flat tles the seriousness of these crimes. action or reform. You cannot quality ... nor is it primarily a incomparable advancement and out distortion of truth. While I respect There is no reason to suspect that force a person to learn; learning shortage of funding or rising superiority. . Mr. Welch for his work and dedication to Cook's actions were motivated by anti must be the product of self-will college tuition costs." Rather, Brooks poses the question, students, I urge him to realize that Catholic bigotry. Further, to qualify as a and must appeal to the person Heckman directs attention to "Why did the United States. . medical amnesty at UCF was the brain hate crime, there should have been a without coaxing qr persuasion. family environments which he become the leading economic child of Tma Kimball, the former crime, and there is no evidence that In the same New York Times notes, "have deteriorated over power of the 20th century?" to president ofNORML@UCF. Cook broke any law. The only part of article, Heckman highlights the past 40 years," according to which he answers, " ... A fero Moreover, the policy was picked up this case that comes close to being a hate important characteristics that the New York Times. cious belief that people have by Caroline Talev, the former secretary crime is the death threats that Cook bas affect children as young as age While there may be interests the power to transform their ofNORML@UCF. Furthermore, Derek received 5, when educational attainment groups dedicated to education own lives gave Americans an Harris was most recently aided by Justin In fact, neither Cook nor Collard has is disproportional: "motivation al reform, there is no political unparalleled commitment to Martineau, a former president of done anything that merits disciplinary levels, emotional stability, self party. Therefore, it is difficult education, hard work and eco NORML@UCF. To say that all these action. What Cook did ( Collard did control and sociability." to garner a sufficient amount of nomic freedom." drug policy reformists were only inter nothing) is violate the internal rules of a However, not everyone concern to stimulate change. When did this mentality ested in mediaal amnesty because of private organizatio_n. UCF should not be agrees on how to handle educ~ Stereotypically, Democrats become void of belief? When ''problems with alcohol" is an absurd in the business of enforcing such rule~. tional attainment as evidenced identify with the needs of did the idea of self-efficacy and notion and should not be so easily Any consideration of disciplinary action • by columnist David Brooks of minorities and therefore may autonomy become trivialized to believed by students and readers. While toward Cook_or Collard should be aban the New York Times, who refer gravitate more strongly toward the point of ext~ction? If we as alcohol is one of the most dangerous doned immediately. P~rsecution of Cook ences populists as they urge for educational development for a society lose our desire to substances for the average college stu and Collard is just that, and the adminis human capital policies, such as the working class. transform our own lives in ' dent, safety should not be restrained by tration should speak out against it. This radical labor market reforms. For instance, Democratic terms of knowledge, then we public perception. case, and the national coverage it has He refutes, "It's not globaliza nominee Barack Obama has must simultaneously surrender I urge the administration to reconsid received, is an embarrassment to UCF. tion or immigration per se that educational proposals that war our economic freedom and er its position on medical amnesty and MATTHEW.D.HERRON widen inequality. It's the skills rant acknowledgement. watch our country fall prey to the inclusion of illicit substances. To say UCFALUMNUS gap. 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A Master's Renters Stop Wasting Mdney Degree in a related field or an equivalent combination of training and Special ZERO down home loah programs help renters to become experience (Crime Analysis and Mapping Certification or Criminal ( Profiling Certification) is desirable. Previous experience in crime owners. Free ,details pcarter@remax.· net. Paul Carter REALTOR 407-925· analysis is desirable. All applicants will be subject to extensive back 2734 Remax Town and Country ground investigation including employment history verification, 2 Bd/ 2.5 Ba Townhome with attached education/training verification, criminal record, computerized voice garage for $700/month. Across the stress analysis, physical and drug screening. Closing date is August street from UCF. Income restrictions 18, 2008. Applicants may download application from apply. Move In Special with mention of www.seminolesheriff.org or apply-in person to: this ad. Call 407-324-7773. L SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 100 Buah Blvd (across from Flea World on 17/92) Sanford, Florida 32773 I!·,• SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE I', { \lll1!lllltP • (tnttaJ '1oriba :Jutun • July 31, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A13-. • FOR RENT: suldolku 6- _,L_ __ 1 3 1 Apartments ~- C> Puzzles by Pappocom Attn UCF & Full Sall LOOK!! 3 rooms avail in a Room for rent in 3/2.5 townhome in 7 2 9 '-- I_ Fill in the grid so Students house with Pool, scrned in prch, W/D Avalon Park. Furnished living area with • fully furnished, no lease required, near wireless internet, 50• TV, community 5 1 ·a that every row, Check this deal out either $500.00 UCF and VCC $359/mo 813-964-7427 gym, pool, tennis and basketball column and 3x3 cash paid to you upfront OR you CLEAN, NEAT and FURNISHED courts. $550 everything included. Call Waterford Lakes room in home avail. Mike (954) 234-3953 3 box contains the pay $499.00 mnth vs. the $540.00 digits 1 through 9 • normally charged. "UTILITIES" included. Short term OK. Room for rent. M/F. $500, Includes: $500.00 Call Carl 407.538.3394 or all utllltles cable/HBO Internet 6 with no repeats. You get your own bath, bedroom, [email protected] washer/dryer & pool 5 MINS FROM :t F needed for 4/2 home with pool in Monday puzzle: and common llvlng area, and UCF. Matt 863-698-01 n or 863-370- Entertainment Center for Sale 5 1 Casselberry. $600/mo all util incl. Must kitchen, use of pool & workout 1997 Excellent condition, adjustable modular Easy level • facllltles. love dogsl 407-470-3083 or Room's available In great mrshammer@cfl rr.com neighborhoods close to UCF. Rent construction 3 2 14 Top shelf and cabinets have 3-level - ... Includes ALL utllltles- water, ""I If you are Interested In llvlng In Room for rent in 3/2 home in lighting Thursday puzzle: electric, high speed wireless 7 comfort whlle you attend school Ashington Park. New and clean. 5 Side & bottom cabinets for storage 6 1 +1 Hard level please contact for further detalls mins from UCF. Quiet community, Internet and dlgltal cable. Perfect for ~+ Dimensions: 28"w x 22"d (each s,ide • students! 525-550. contact Ryan for at [email protected] or 386- avoid traffic. High-speed internet, pillar) 7 1 ·[2 1 more Info at {321)258-1391. · I 867-2344. wireless, and premium cable. Price: $600.00 / OBO, ready for pickup $495/mo util incl. Call 407-595-1183 Roomate Wantedll!! Solution, tips and computer program at w~.sudoku.com MUST SEE! Lik& New House 1/2 Mile from UCF in the Oviedo area Luxury Gated 2/2 Condo w/Oual Grad student seeking female 4 bedroom 2 bath, W/D, furnished Contact: Vic 407-736-2267 (7am to • Master BR w/d Incl and free cable. roommate for 3/2 home in Waterford living room, full kitchen, cable tv and 3pm) or Only $950/m. Lakes. $450 plus utilities. Email wireless internet. This and all utilities 407 365-3366 in the evening CROSSWORD Thr, Waverly on the Lake! [email protected] or call 561- for just $550/month 445-6079. ACROSS Facebook Dan Souto or email 1 call 4t 16th floor 2/2 Downtown luxury condo HI! Im a Senlor/f @ UCF looklng for Baby's [email protected] 5 Fruit coolers $1750 Walk anywhere downtown or a female roommate In my 2/2 Winter Thornton Park! The downtown lifestyle Roommate Wanted 9 Stroll Park/UCF area apt, you'll have your AFFORDABLE DENTAL PROGRAMS 14 Lab culture gel awaits you. Available Aug. 1st call 321- Gated Community 5 Minutes from UCF 15 Mrs. Copperfield own room and br, great parking, Only 19.95 a month for your Entire 278-4600 on Alafaya Large Room/Closet w/ 16 Uncovers Washer/dryer In home, great pool Balcony shared bathroom Household 17 Kate or Tim Waterford Landings! 5 min.from UCF area, sauna, Jacuzzi, and amazing 18 Frozen fall • Luxury Condo, 2br/2ba, pool, available $595 per month + 1/3 electric locatloril The apt Is centrally located Instant Savings - pay a discounted fee 19 Traction aid August: $475/roommate + 1/2 utilities Cajl Dc1na at 407-376-1636 20 Faculty status between UCF and downtown and at time of service. Call (407) 247-6423 22 Camp bed across the street from Fullsall. $200 1 room avail in 4/2 Male preferred. 24 Daily Planet 2 MONTHS FREE RENT!!! deposlt,$450 + 1/2 electric.Small 10 min from UCF. $525/mo ALL No limits on visits or services. reporter • Beautiful, fully furnished lake view, pets are ok.Call (321) 594-3421 or UTIL INCL! Avail 8/1 ($150 electric 25 Ill-humored cap) Call 813-264-9284 26 Aromatic cordial 1st floor, condo nestled In the heart (239) 283-4336 or emall: Most ongoing dental programs included 28 Inspects of Lake Mary. Move-In ready w·lth [email protected] 1,2 Rooms Available ASAPIII Dean carefully flexible lease terms. 2 months free Room f,or Rent! Nice, Clean Home, Includes Vision, Prescription & 31 Six feet of Rd.- water rent with the signing of 1 year lease. Private Entrance & Bath, All utilities Fem'ale.n/s.no pets.$475/month Chiropractic 32 Rub out No pets. 850-443-2193 or included, Private AC, Fridge, $200 (includes utilities) 609-330-3673 33 Arts and~ [email protected] dep. Call Gabriel 407-474-3708 36 Chasing game Female roommates neeoed ASAP for For more information call Gene Chrisitan F in Oviedo renting furn. rm. 37 Big name in large 5/3. Furnished optional' at no Edwards at 407.977.6637 or 99 to beer 12x13. 9ft closet. In duplex to F. additional charge. 10-15 mins from www.mybenefitsplus.com/btedwards 38 TV soundstage • Private bath, household priveleges. UCF. $480/mo all included. 41 Chin whiskers $530/mo. util. incl. N/S 407-366-7136 43 Martin or Allen @ 2008 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Call Alex (954)913-0832. 45 Jeweled AU rlghta ....,-vad.. 7/31/118 Half Off First Month Rent! Room for rent in 6 bedroom Room. avail. in 3/2/2 $625 River Park coronets 1 room Avall. In 4 room house. home. Behind UCF: Internet/Cable, 48 Gussied up subdiv. private bath, 3 mi to UCF, furn. 50 Roundabout . 7 "Fear of Flying" Solutions • $575 month Includes everything. 3 utilities, W/D, dishwasher, community New appl. W/D, utilit incl. Must be 25 & Public Notice: Property located on 53 Medley writer Jong guys ijrs/srs) llve In other rooms. pool, $525/month. Avail. immediately! up. Bkgrnd chk. Jorge 305-527-5415. 67923 US 33 Goshen, IN 46526 54 Hoof noise 8 Beauty parlor 9 Alphabet , AMASSISMALLl}Jl~ Corner of Alafaya & Chapman In M/F. Call 407-876-5697 or 321-438- belongs to Debra S. Davis. It is not 55 Great Lakes 0 E L T A H ANO I ~~~ 1354 canals opening Oviedo. Don't deal with Waterford adandoned or unclaimed. A letter 56 Use intimidatfon 1 o Croquet sticks EAT E N OP I N E ~J__f! traffic! Only 4 min to UCF. 12 mo. Large room with priv. bath & extra questioning assets has been mailed to 59 Part of ROK 11 Save your ! S L 0 T T E D• Ml N D S E T • lease starting August 1. CalVEmall storage $475/mo 10X8 $375. 11x11 the trustee via certified mail 61 Opposed to 12 Attached shelter A N D R A• S A U C E 13 Hold in high - s Steven. 407-616- $425. $200 sec.dep. All utils incl. Furn. 3/2 Manufactured Home 1600sf, #70080150000292810924. Trustee 63 Ledge of a --s u MO • H. y~ .I_~S PED Call Steve 407-267-4982 window regard AM A N [) A EA S 1628/[email protected] Split Plan, LIKE NEW, Appliances Equifirst Corporation has yet to 64 Turn inside out 21 Deception • T Individual leases available in a newly Included, 2 Pools, Clubhouse, Minutes respond. 65 Kite end 23 Squabbles C A R S -...--ON SUR FIEIRISI 2/1.5, $1300, kitchen, laundry, gym, 8 refurbished 3/2 furn. or unfurnished to UCF, Beaches, All Ages.Why rent 66 Elevator 27 Fri. follower S C A •N OR M A L pool, UTILITIES INCLUDED, Baldwin pioneer 28 Preferred B E 0 B E Y home off University. 7 mins from UCFI when you can own? Reduced to B EFL EC T • Park. Month to month, one mqnth Mature or grad studen1 wanted. 87 Brief student A L ARM•V~· E R E E N- $36,990K Call 407-281-6732 68 _gin fizz 29 Important period MA DE I R A• OR A· T 0 R S deposit, 407-739-8891, Gina $525/mo util. incl. W/D (407) ·617-0805 3/2- 2car garage. Fncd yard, scrnd 69 Back of the 30 Dundee M/F wanted for furnished 3/2 home Responsible N/S Male to share neck resident B I G DOGMAIVAGUE porch. NE1ar UCF, 408 and Waterford. -~~I S L E E K EG R E T 34 Shad delicacy o°Ne on lake. Walled Comm, 6 mlns to beautiful.fully furnished 2/2 Condo 1/2 Incl appliances. New W/D. $190,000 • UCF. $500/mo Incl. utll. Non- DOWN 35 Domain o1]: TESTS S E E D S mile from UCF-wood floors,cath. Call 407-282-2024 1 Trading place 37 Detective's load . 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