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SGA ELECTION RESULTS SGA election fills 46 seats, Arts and Humanities approves two amendments, Seat 7: Austin Smith ' Seat 2: Patrick Defaria schedules three run-offs Seat 3:Eric Eingold Seat 4: Julie Sackett NATALIE MORERA and JESSICA SUNDAY Contributing Writers Health &Public Affairs Seat 1: Whitney Mackay The Student Government Association Seat 2: Sean Whitaker announced the results of its senatorial elections Seat 3: Tabatha Calabrese Thursday, reporting that 46 out of 52 seats were Seat 4:Jennifer Upinski filled and both amendments passed. Riin-off elec Seat 5: Logan Berkowitz tions for three seats will take place early in Octo Seat 6: Victoria Manglardi ber and the remaining three open seats will be Seat 7: Sloane Rosenberg appointed. Senate elec- Biomedical Sciences tions were held outside the Stu Seat 1: Dane Schlinsky "I just wish that dent Union Mon they had College of Sciences day through ( Wednesday, while advertised more. Seat 1: Aida Latorre individual Seat 2: Alex de Lara prospective sena All I see is a Seat 3:Caroline Talev tors set up voting Seat 4: Nick Gianinni stations in strate poster on a wall Seat 5 (Run-off): Alex Berkun, gic places around Brooke Latta campus. with Seat 6: Stephen Mortellaro Alexzandar representatives Seat 7: Stefanie Matthews Masic, a 20-year Seat 8: Brian Sandor old computer and I don't even Seat 9(Run-off): Richard Skandera, . engineering major ,know what they i( Jenny Zilner and senatorial can didate, was among are Education those asking stu Seat 7: Kristen Kushner dents for their representing." Seat 2: Adam Giery votes. Seat 3: Andrew Johnson "A lot of people - NEPHTALIE PIERRE Seat 4: Josh Abolafia are very hostile LAW STU DIES MAJOR ·toward us," Masic (< Seat 5:M(J)( Friedman Seat 6: Sara Toigo said. "Some respond in a positive way. They'll help us out, cast Business a vote and make it count. Then some-people are Seat 1: Anthony Furbush in a rush or don't care." Krystal Serino, elections supervisor, said Seat 2: Michael Opperman ·many students were drawn into the tent she Seat 3: Sean Lavin worked by the freebies offered or the btistle of Seat 4: Matt Passarella activity. Seat 5: Rafael Padron . ."A lot of people get drawn into our tent Seat 6: Gaston Blanchet because of the shirts," Serino said. "We get a lot of Seat 7: Sarah Biggar [students asking] 'What are you doing?' They Seat 8: Brian Peterson want to vote, they want the free shirt. All [Mon Seat 9: Kaitlyn Kludjian day] morning there was a line for people to vote." Seat 10: Brett Upinsky But a vast majority of students chose not to vote. While some simply preferred to abstain, Engineering and Comp. Sciences others said they were unaware that the elections Seat 1: Sarah Rogers were taking place at all Seat2:A/exzandrMasic "I just wish that they had advertised more," Seat 3: Ricky Ly law.studies major Nephtalie Pierre said. "All I see Seat 4: Reece 7hompson is a poster on a wall with representatives and I Seat 5 (Runoff): Eric Mossor, don't even know what they are representing." Charles Spanos One voter knew one candidate, but not others. Seat 6: Joseph Cowap ''I voted for the free shirt,'' said Nathan Hqtal ing, a 22-year-old mechanical engineering major. · 1 For more election results see page A6 • • CHARLIE BENTON I CENTRAL FlORIDA FUTURE "I knew one of the people and I was randomly Atent was set up in front of the Student Union Monday through Wednesday for the 2006 SGA senatorial elections. Students who voted received a free T-shirt. Besides electing new Senate members, stlidents also voted on two amendments dealing with the SGA line of succession. Some students chose not to vote. PLEASES EE PEGASUS ON A6
(f . . Search engine UFO enthusiast comes to UCF Not your WOODY WOMMACK man-powered Contributing Writer ordinary Robert Hastings came to UCF LAUREN ERLICH on Monday night to inform stu dents of what he called the reality GEPclass Contributing Writer ofUFOs in America Hastings was ChaCha Search, a new search engine, is hoping brought to school by the Campus JAIME JOSHI· to revolutionize the way Internet users find infor Activities Board Speakers Com Contributing Writer mation. mittee and its· director, Kevin Professors often' quote wise II The search engine reaches beyond the typical Chen. "enter term here" process by using a human-to "It was exciting to have him men in their lectures. Philoso human interaction rather than a human-to-com here, and we had a pretty good phy professors talk about puter interface. him-out" Chen said. · Socrates and Kant. English • ChaCha inventor Scott A. Jones, the man ·Hastings began his speech by professors memorialize Shake behind the creation of voice mail as well as the telling students he was directly speare and Hemingway. Biolo technology used for iPods and iTunes, claims the involved in the sighting of UFOs gy professors launch into pas engine will be the biggest thing he's ever done. in March 1967. Hastings, who sionate discourses about (l Jones' previous technologies are used by over half described himself as an ·~ Force Darwin, and in Contemporary a billion people. brat,'' spent his teenage years liv Popular Music: Punk in the The site connects the user directly to a ing on the Malmstrum Air Force History and Practice of Rock, Dr. Eugene Montague rhap "guide": a liv~ person that is trained to help Base in Montana He claimed to be searchers find what they're looking for. A small present in an air traffic control sodizes about Joe Strum.mer, chat box on the side of the screen complements tower when "five unidentified aer Wayne Kramer and Joey the search and allows both the user and the ~de ial targets" were spotted by the Ramone. to work together to acquire the requested infor controllers. This began his inter "My interest in the punk CHARLIE BENTON I CENTRAL FWRIDA FUTURE movement is what inspired me mation. est in UFOs and other space crafts Robert Hastings speaks to a crowd at UCF on Monday about his research into UFOs. Hastings says that he The gui~e begins by asking questions to ~et to and he has been researching ever does not blame the governme.nt for being secretive about UFOs, but that people should know the truth. to teach this class,'' Montague the core of the of the user's search. These ques since. said. "Not just as a fan or tions are then used to eliminate irrelevant Web After introducing himself to the slideshow that he produced and through 1985; and contained many as someone who grew up audience and recalling his initial narrated. PLEASE SEE SEARCH ON A2 PLEASE SEE HASTINGS ON A6 PLEASE SEE UNUSUAL ON A13 .. UFO eiperience, Hastings began a The timeline ran from 1948 A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 29, 2006 • (eutrnf Jforib 1utlU't AROUND NATION & • CAMPUS GreekS 'Shakedown' for charity WO RID • I News and notices for JEN GLANTZ Keep current with!headlines the UCF community Contributing Writer . you may have rissed Interview practice 63 Kazakh children infected with Career Services & Experien "Bringing sexy back" was HIV; some blame corruption tial Learning will host inter the slogan for the annual SHYMKENT, Kazakhstan. view practice sessions today at Kappa Delta Shakedown held - This industrial city is reeling •• the Career Resource Center, Sunday. The Pegasus Ballroom after learning that at least 63 Building 7F, Room 185 from 9 was packed with students children have contracted AIDS a.m. to 4 p.m.. cheering on their favorite through medical negligence Students will have a chance teams as they performed origi many blame on corruption and • to practice their interview skills nal dance routines to the latest the illicit sale of blood · to give them practice to prepare jams. At least five infected tod for interviews for jobs or The sorority's event helped .dlers have died after receiving • internships. · raise money for the Llsa Merlin injections or blood transfu For more information, con House for battered women and sions in hospitals in Shymkent, tact Annie Ware at (407) 823- children, a philanthropy the a city in Kazakhstan's most 2361. UCF chapter has worked with densely population region for nine years. 1,000 miles south of the capitaL Fitness Orientation "The Lisa Merlin house is a Valentina Skryabina, leader The Recreation and Well safe haven for women to go to of the nongovernment group ness Center will be holding fit raise their children in a healthy Nadezhnaya Opora, which ness orientations today from 11 non-abusive environment," . works to prevent AIDS among a.m. to 5 p.m., with the initial said Victoria Manglardi, vice drug addicts, is convinced the meeting b;t Room 204. president of public relations illegal sale of blood is -the These fitness orientations for KD. ''We chose this philan source of the HIV in are scheduled 60-minute ses thropy because it really focus Shymkent's hospitals. · sions, designed to introduce es on helping children grow up 'COURTESY KAPPA DELTA "Blood is an article of students to the machines and in a loving home located right Kappa Sigma brothers pose with their trophy and their KO Shakedown captains. First place dance for a fraternity went to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. trade.... Hospitals are offered facilities of recreation center, as in Orlando." blood, and not always through well as the weight floor. All proceeds from the event fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon entrance fee. Most dancers, supports a great cause. Put the the (official) blood center. Peo For more information or to will be given directly to the were the winners of-the dance however, were from the 20 fra two together and it's a great ple trade· in blood like they do schedule an appointment, con Lisa Merlin House to help the competition. First place dance ternities and sororities that philanthropy for me to partici in human organs." tact Stephanie Gaski at (407) women furnish their newly for sorority went to Zeta Tau entered the shakedown. ' pate in." Skryabina said addicts and 823-2408 built house. Alpha, and first place dance for Each team was given a five KD also takes part in other the homeless have been accept "I a~solutely love · KD fraternity went to Sigma Alpha minute slot to show off their philanthropy events during the ed by the regional blood center •• Culture and Fine Arts lecture Shakedown because it brings Epsilon. routille. Teams were judged on fall and spring semesters to because they agreed to be paid Campus Activities Board's out so many talented organiza Many fraternities and soror their dance technique, cos raise money and awareness for less than the official' rate of $47 Culture and Fine Arts commit ·tions in helping to raise money ities came to help their fellow tumes; crowd appeal and of different organizations. for about a half-pint of blood tee will host a lecture by Robert for a good cause," Manglardi Greek organizations with their course, KD spirit. "Our spring philanthropy is "Was their blood properly DiYanni today at the Student said. "Everyone loves to dance, philanthropies - or simply to "Philanthropy is important the 5K Shamrock run, which checked? We are not sure," she Union, Room 316A from 11 a.m. so it's a great way to raise bust a move. because it's a great way for also benefits the Lisa Merlin said. to 12:30 p.m. money for the Lisa Merlin "Our fraternity entered people to get involved," sopho House," Mangl~di said. "We Officials say they cannot DiYanni is· the director of House." because we are the best at more advertising/pubic rela also take part in our National -.comment on Skryabina's alle International Services at the This year's Shakedown g-0al dancing," said sophomore tions major Samantha Gil said. Kappa Delta philanthropy, Pre gations until their investigation College Board, has written and was to raise $3,000, $500 more nursing major Femi Borisade "People think of Greek life vent Child Abuse America." is over. Authorities do say, how edited more than 35 books, and than last year. According to of Pi Kappa Phi. as one big party, they often · "Philanthropy keeps us ever, that five blood donors has taught at several universi- Manglardi's preliminary esti The dance competition was overlook philanthropy," Gil, a level with college life and who are suspected to b_e HIV . ties, including Harvard. DiYan mate, at least $3,000 was raised. open to all organizations at Phi Beta Pi member said. "I Greek life. It helps you carriers weren't found at their ni's lecture is titled "Thinking Sorority Zeta Tau Alpha and UCF, provided they paid a $50 love to dance and this event mature," Borisade said re~tered addresses. Critically about Images." Parents in this city of For more information, con 400,000 are trying to conduct tact Jonathan Scarboro at (407) their own investigation. They 823-6471. say regipnal health officials · Search engine offers jobs, instant pay were aware of the outbreak in • State park clean up March, and have been trying to Students will have a chance FROM Al ferent. It allows the~ to work confusing. It's not iinpossible, debit card. Employees simply cover it up by· pulling pages to volunteer as part of National from home and at their own though. Overall, it was a pretty get onto their site, click the Pay from the infected toddlers' • Public Lands day on Saturday. sites and get the user directly to schedule." good experience:' Me Now button, and money is treatment records to eliminate A carpool will meet at 9:45 am. the sought information. . Michael Faylor, a 22-year ChaCha can be either full or transferred from the company any mention of blood·transfu in the Visual Arts Building "ChaCha connects people old finance major at UCF, is part time or not at all, depend to the card, instantly. sions. parking lot. directly with other people in among the college students ing on the preferences of the Stealy, also a recent gradu The parents allege that up to Students will piek up trash at order to find what they need. already employed with employee. Wages vary. ate, said that the Pay Me Now 40 HIV-infected children aged Wekiva Springs State Park, and People produce results," said ChaCha. "They also have a referral option will make money acces 3 and under have died, but the generally help out around the Lauren Auld, a representative "Though it's still in the alpha program called network mar sible at all times and take away true cause of the deaths was park. from Dittoe Public Relations, phase, it's been a really interest keting that shows returns on the 'idea of waiting two weeks being concealed'or attributed For more information, con the firm representing ChaCha ing and good experience," said, everyone that. gets hired for a paycheck. to diseases such as cirrhosis. tact Stephanie Butler at (407) Search. Faylor. because you' referred them. It Users rate the ChaCha Authorities declined to com 823-6471. ChaCha not only hopes to Faylor has been .worki:hglf pays 10 percent of the wages of guides: After the session, they ment on these allegations, too, change the way the world · with ChaCha for a few weeks your referred employees and are asked to offer a score pending the. investigation. Sorority event searches, it also plans to pro and said that it's great for "peo another percentage from those between one and five stars. The Mu Iota Chapter of the vide a new type ofemployment ple who don't know how to that they refer. It can re~y add ChaCha insists the feedback Al-Qaida in Iraq leader: More than Delta Sigma Theta sorority will to the masses, specifically col search. We really cut down the up in the end," Faylor said. is important to the company, as 4,000 foreign insurgents have • host their Crimson and Cream lege students. amount of results and the con "ChaCha is just employing it is a direct resource to the the died Dream reception Saturday The company is currently fusing parts of searching. the techniques college students value of the operation. The .BAGHDAD, Iraq - The from 8 to 11 p.m. in the Cape searching for guides to operate Searches only take about a already use. All you need is numbers are also central to the new leader of al-Qaida in Iraq Florida Ballroom of the Student the communication·aspect of mjnute." wireless Internet and a laptop," employee-pay rate -the rate is purportedly said Thursday in Union. the search engine. According to Getting the job at ChaCha said ChaCha marketing coordi designated and raises are .allo an audio message posted The reception will benefit Lauren Kinzler, another repre requires no face-to-face com nator Danielle Stealy. cated depending on the online that more than 4,000 the American Heart Associa sentative from Dittoe, this type munication between employer Stealy went on to add that amount of positive feedback foreign militants have been • tion, and a $10 donation is of employment is geared per and employee. Faylor said, ChaCha not only wants to for the employee. killed in Iraq since the U.S.-led requested. fectly toward college students. "Hiring is totally interactive. I change the way students work, · Students all over the coun invasion in 2003 - the first The attire will be after-five Auld said, "Typical college did it all online. but the way they get paid. The try are opting for employment apparent acknowledginent "cocktail" style, and tickets will students usually have to wait "It's a bett~r system for peo site will soon feature a Pay Me. with ChaCha. Lauren Kinzler from the insurgents about their •• be sold both in advance .and at tables or find another job that ple who really know comput Now option for their guides. reported that over·7,ooo appli losses. the door. ·Can impede with scl:tool and ers, though. They have a train Instead of a typiCal check, all cations have been filed since The message also called for For more information, con social activities. ChaCha is dif- ing tutorial that can be a little employees will be issued a the site's unveiling: ' . experts in the fields of "chem tact Melonie Hagger at (904) istry, physics, electronics, 294-5921,' media and all other sciences - ·LOCAL WEATHER especially nuclear scientists and explosives experts" to join TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday High:87° -the terror group's holy war . against the West. LET US KNOW Today Today: Generally sunny. Winds.west PM SHOWERS Low:71° ''We are in dire need of you," northwest at 5to10 mph. If The Future wants to hear said the man, who identified MOSTLY SUNNY Tonight: Clear. Winds north-north from you! If you have a club, High:90° himself as Abu Hamza al organization or event and want High: 89° Low: 69° east at 5 to 10 mph. Sunday . Muhajir - also known as Abu your information to be consid p SUNNY tow:72° ered for the Around Campus .'°'. PLEASE SEE NATION ON A4 column, send a fax to 407-447- 4556 or an e-mail to [email protected]. 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"The blood has been Stop paying high retail prices for ink! spilled in Iraq of more than match inflation as required Merrigan is to return to 4,000 foreigners who came to by an initiative passed two 1 OOo/o Guaranteed court Oct. 5. years ago. fi~ht," al-Masri purportedly You and Your Wallet will love us! said on the 20-minute tape. The state's mirumum Students start petition to remove The voice could not be i:hde ;nage went up to $6.15 an hour UNH professor for Sept. 11 views· pendently identified. m 2005 because of a constitu DURHAM, N.H. - A smIDI · The statement followed tional amendment approved group of students has started a the release of a U.N. report by voters in 2004, and then · petition to remove a University Wednesday that said fewer went up to $6.40 this year. of New Hampshire professor foreign fighters have been The amendment tied the who believes that Bush admin killed or captured in Iraq in ~tate'~ minimum wage to· istration officials planned the !he last few months, "suggest inflation, requiring an adjust More INK for LE Sept. 11 attacks, or knew about mg that the flow has slack ment each year. them and allowed them to hap e~ed." The report, which The $6.67 rate will start pen. Jan. 1, the Florida Agency for cited several intelligence and 11 ' "Basically, we watch profes security agencies, also said Workforce Innovation sors to just ensure they're some fighters had expressed announced Thursday. d?ing !heir job ... they're not dissatisfaction that they were The increase puts the biased m the classroom and are asked to kill fellow Muslims state's minimum wage at $1.52 not teaching what they are not rather thari Western soldiers more than the current $5.15 supposed to teach," said Bill and that the only· role for federal minimum wage. At Hunt, chairman of the newly them was to be suicide least 13 other states, howevet form~d . and unrecognized bombers. have minimum wage rate~ organization Students for Aca Analysts said al-Masri's higher than the federal stan demic Integrity. statement appeared aimed at darch The group has set its sights burnishing the group's image. For workers whose tips on psychology professor "It's showing the level of are counted as part of their William Woodward for ''push dedication to their cause, the wage, the minimum will go to ing his personal agenda on ... level of sacrifice jihadists are $3.65 an hour Jan. 1, plus the WA:9® students." making.... It's almost showing worker's tips. ~5'~ . Gov. John Lynch called s. U : \.JI \J\d p;;'I ~ EPSON" a sense of strength and pur invent Woodward's beliefs "complete pose to other people around Officials: Susp~ct shot 2 Polk ly crazy and offensive" and world who might be thinking County sheriff's deputies Del.I. Can0n LEXM+\RK asked the trustees to investi about joining the fight," said LAKELAND - A man .,--·--·--·-- ·------·------' gate. Ben N. Venzke, director of ~hot two !'olk County sher Andy Lietz, chairman of the IntelCenter, a U.S.-based iff's deputies and a police dog ATTENTION PRINTER USERS: university system trustees said after a t_raffic stop Thursday, " f , group that provides countert Don't Throw Your Empty s3.00 OFF ! Ul i · I •' a care review" of Wood- promptmg a· massive man errorism information to the Cartridges Away - ward found his teaching consis U.S. government and media. hunt with dozens of patrol tent with .accepted standards cars arid helicopters and a with purchase over ~10.00 ; "even though he has eipressed REFILL! I ' I Confiscation of documents hurts lockdown at three schools 1 some ideas that many find detainees' chance at redemption officials said. · ' !, ______Offer Exp..;. ______11 /30/06 ,i ' objectionable." Some of Wood GUANTANAMO BAY The deputies· were taken ward's students have defended to Lakeland Regional Medical him. . NAVAL BASE, Cuba - His 407-679-23'30 ankles chained to the floor of Center following the shoot ing just before noon in north 10069 Universit the ~earing room, a Saudi University of Phoenix sued for detainee hoped to convince ~eland, Sheriff Grady Judd alleged discrimination three U.S. military officers said. PHOENIX - The Universi He wouldn't release their tha~ I?-e is not a danger to the ty of Phoenix has been sued for Uruted States, has no intelli names or discuss their condi religious discrimination by the gence value and should be tions because their relatives U.S. Equal Employment Oppor had not been notified. A hos LOOKING INTO I.Aw SCHOOL? released from the Guan • tunity Commission. tanamo Bay prison. pital spokeswoman referred .The federal civil rights law But in his one shot this questions to the sheriff's suit, announc:d Wednesday, year at getting out ofhere the office. accuses the private university The suspect was first Free detainee could not produce of favoring employees who are letters from his family that he approached in a traffic stop, members of the Mormon wanted to submit as evi but he then fled into a wood Th~rsday · church. dence:·.They were seized by ed area' when the officer Employees who are not the military, along with thou began asking him about his O~obet12 associated with the Church of sands of other documents identity, Jm;ld said. The offi Jesus Christ of Latter Day from detainees, as it investi cer and a backup K-9 deputy Saints w~re treated less favor gates whether the smcides uf who arrived seconds later 6pm-10pm ably on !1:w stu~ent recruiting three prisoners in June were chased him into the woods. , Marriott Courtyard leads, tuition waivers and repri assisted or encouraged. Shots were fired, and the· mands, the commission alleges. While the letters on their two deputies and the dog UCF, Classroom A "We have found a pattern own may not have convinced were hit, he said. . and practice at this very large the panel that the detainee Th~ suspect exch~ged company of preferring LDS should be released, the hear- fire with more·officers again workers over non-LDS work . ing shows that the Naval shortly afterward when they ers," said Mary Jo O'Neill Criminal Investigative Ser approached a house in the regional attorney for the EEOC'. vice's confiscation of more w~oded area, but he got away Apollo Group spokesman than 1,100 pounds of docu again, Judd said. Joe C_ockrell said the company ments is hampering · Authorities cordoned off a Saturday has not seen the suit, but said in detainees' ability to confront large area around the gun a statement that the company accusations against them. man's car, but had not has "always been guided by Correspondence between ordered any res~dential evac October14 equal opportunity and respect attorneys and their .clients uations. Helicopters circled for others. was among the documents in wide arcs as emergency 10am-2pm "We maintain a strict anti seized. Lawyers for detainees vehicles raced up ·and down discrimination and anti-harass say the military is violating local.roads. UCF Student Union . ment policy and take a zero-tol attorney-client privilege and Apout four hours after the Garden Key, Room 221 erance stance on these issues,'' exacerbating the isolation of shooting, a dozen cruisers the statement said. d~tainees by taking family from the neighboring Hills O'Neill said the case reflects pictures and other personal borough County arrived. a b:oader trend the agency is items. Television video footage seemg of "intolerance in the A federal judge last week showed armed officers with workplace for people of other ordered an independent "fil shields searching a wooded r:ligi.~:m~." ~everal religious ter team" to review the area with traffic backed up on discrunmatlon lawsuits are paperwork for evidence of nearby Interstate 4, which currently in litigation O'Neill complicity in the suicides. runs near the city about 35 said. . . 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MATI POLLITI I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Southern Miss cornerback Jasper Faulk reaches for the ball after Kevin Smith's third quarter fumble atthe Golden Eagles 1-yard lil)e. Faulk did not recover, but teammate LeVance Richmond did, holding the score at 10-7 in favor of Southern Miss.
GOLDEN KNIGHTS Clean slate now cloudy ,. Position: Running.back Key Play: after conference loss Smith carried 30 BRIAN MURPHY too familiar to the Knights did them times and picked up Staff Writer in for another week. 129 rushing yards UCF lost because ••• '----"'"'-'---'-----~--' with atouchdown The UCF football team was ready to forget their past troubles. Their They made too many mistakes, 2006 Conference USA debut on again. "It's a.bout ball security. Tuesday night provided the Golden In coach George O'Leary's pre Knights a clean slate for the season. game talk to his team, he said that his . BEN EDELSTEIN/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE players have to work on playing It comes down to ball The UCF defense bottled up Southern Miss running back Damion Fletcher on this play, but the true All of their recent struggles could freshman finished with 101 yards on the night. become an insignificant smarter; it has been a subject ofmuch security and that's my . memory. But instead, discussion. in every UCF game. But, a scene that is all four hours·after this reminder, they fault." didn't show much improvement in Late drive stalls, Knights this area • - KEVIN SMITH Two turnovers, a missed field' ON HIS THIRD QUARTER FUMBLE AT THE S. MISS 1 goal, a blocked punt and the three drop third ~traight game. sacks allowed on the final drive of the game all contributed to the Knights' third straight loss. The most damning CHRIS HOYLER touchdown and proved to be the mistake came with five minutes to Sports Editor game-winning score. play in the third quarter. O'Leary mentioned in the days After bein~ suspended f~r For the second consecutive leading up to the game that other _1 the game agamst South Flon- Position: game, the UCF offense began a quarterbacks were receiving work b .. t• da, sophomore running back Long snapper drive late in the fourth quarter and that Moffett would have to with a chance to win a pivotal Kevin Smith felt like he had work to keep his job. After the something to prove. He Key Play: home game against a team that game, he backtracked a little and Sailed snap over · beat them a season ago: supported the senior. And for the second consecutive "I'd rather reserve decision PLEASE SEE DEFENSE ON A8 .. Aaron Horne's head, · week, quarterback Steven Moffett until I look at it (on film)," O'U!ary punt was blocked was sacked to end the game. said. "Obviously, you like to see .. Moffett was sacked three times some quicker decisions out there on the final drive, including one and you have to understand that on fourth down, as UCF dropped you can't take sacks at the end of their Conference USA opener to the game and you have to get the UCF running back Kevin Smith · Southern Mississippi 19-14 in front ball down field. reacts after fumbling during . of a crowd of 23,540 at the Citrus I "I'll look at the film and make a the third quarter ofluesday Bowl on Tuesday evening. decision on it, but he made some night's game. Position: "Obviously, you can't take sacks plays. Everybody looks at the bad at the end of the game when you plays instead of the good plays Linebacker have no time on the clock left," that he did make." UCF coach George O'Leary said The Golden Krtights com Key Stat: It was the finishing touch on pounded their bad plays by mak- Had seven tackles, one of Moffett's worst perform including 1.5 for a ances as a starter. He finished 18- PLEASE SEE SPECIAL ON A8 for-31 with 191 yards and one loss touchdown, but his fourth quarter interception was returned for a AB www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 29, 2006 • (entral 11odba 1uture .. Luck swings • the other way,
don't lose hope • have noticed or cared. The Knights capitalized on a bad punt snap and sub sequentJ>unf block to tie South Florida in the fourth quarter of their Sept. 16 game. On Tuesday, they were • on the other side, and a bad snap at a bad time cost UCF CHRIS HOYLER points. Jt's not Aaron Home's Spotts Editor fault; it's not Justin Coward's I'm writing this column fault. Bad snaps are going to if BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE because of a group of delu happen, and they come at a . UCF running back Kevin Smith leaps over the pile to score a touchdown in the third quarter Tuesday. Th~ score cut the Southern Miss lead to 10-7. sional people with a warped bad time, then those are the . sense of reality, but seeing as breaks. ren McCaleb for his second this is college and that IfSmith doesn't fumble field goal of the night. defines about 90 percent of a and if Coward's snap is bet Special teams' gaffes The 30-yarder capped a 12- campus demographic, I ter, UCF likely wins. Then play, 67-yard drive that put shouldn't be surprised. So we don't need to hear from Southern Miss up 13-7. here's your reality check, · the bandwagoners in the ''You can't give up 10 points Golden Knights fans. media and in the crowd who " burn Knights again that should have been on the UCF is not as far along as pin these losses on Steven board with a field goal and you last season's 8-3 regular sea · Moffett, George O'~ary, FROM A7 le," Allen said. "It was wet out Key play: · fumble on the 1-yard line going son record indicated. Lance Thompson or any there today and everyone was Caught54- in to a team like Southern Miss," On the other hand, the 1-3 body else. '.fhey're the same ing mistakes that led directly to slippery." · yard touch O'Leary said. start to this season is far people who will tell you that points for the Golden Eagles. O'Leary said momentum is Golden Eagles coach Jeff fro.m the "two steps back UCF is far, far away from With the game $COreless and critical. down pass Bower did not need to put his after one step forward" contending for anything 12:30 remaining in the second "You drive it down there and offense back on the field to cap ·doomsday scenario people beyond a bowl berth. quarter, the Knights offense you;d like to get the points with italize on the Knights final are painting it out to be. Last season changed kicked off a 16-play, 85-yard · a touchdown. but it's like stick ,turnover of the game. You probably don't expectations, and rightfully drive that lasted over eight min ing a pin in a balloon (when you UCF punt returner Joe Bur remember this, but UCF won so. But remember that c,, utes. With the ball on the South don't)," O'Leary said nett let a Britt Barefoot punt four very c;lose games last Defense improved in defe at ,, FROM A7 It becomes a lot easier to yards. Those totals are the ~·J win a game when every single most in a game this year from a point you score comes off of UCF receiver other than Walk said his actions let his team; your opponent's mistakes. er. James also added a touch ... family and community down. down to his effort. and that' he was just happy to Turning point ... Another bright spot in a los- · be back on the field. Smith's fumble was the ing cause was the UCF defense, On this certain drive, UCF biggest turnover, but the especially their front seven. was looking to grab the upper game's momentum swung dra The Golden Eagles gained 442 hand as they started inside matically on the combatants' yards last week against N.C. Golden Eagles' territory, trail first drive of the second quar State. Tuesday, the Knights' ing by four. Six of the first eight ter. Starting inside their own 10, held Southern Miss to less than plays of the drive went to' UCF's offens·e began quite a 300 yards of offense. · Smith as he pounded hi$ way . trek, grinding out yards against "I think ,the defense played down to the 6-yard line. On the the Southern Miss defense. great," defensive end Chris "' ninth play, Smith once again After a horrid first quarter, Welsh said. "I was extremely wwt.¥.(entralF/oriddFuture.com ran up the middle, but the ball quarterback Steven Moffett happy ·with the way the was poked away by-junior LeV went 4-for-5 for 30 yards while. defense played and the attitude ~ce Richmond, just inches Smith collected 50 yards on of the defense. · from the goal line, dribbled eight carries. After 15 plays, the "There is some things we • .14 •c•zs f:S'Z·I·!• 1 ;x;x•Jtm into the end zone and was offense stalled at the Golden definitely have to correct, but Now publishing every Monday, Wednesday & Friday recovered by the Eagles for a Eagles'"6-yard line. This set up like the coaches said, we have ., touchback a 23-yard field goal for Mike some good things that we can "I take a lot of blame for the Torres. Three points seemed to correct on; we got some game," Smith said. "That would be a certainty, but Torres' ki~k ground to work with." . have put a lot of pressure on .hit flush on the right goalpost Southern Miss, but instead it and fell straight to the ground What does it all mean? put pressure on us. I feel like In the end, 16 plays and 85 On ESPN 2, color analyst this is two weeks in a row that yards resulte'ci in nothing. The Lou Holtz said before the game l have let the team doWIL" Golden Eagles took over at that this was a critical contest their own 20 and after just for UCF and their fan base. 5o~em Miss won because ... . three plays and a blii].k of an With a loss, he said .that some They capitalized on UCF's eye, they were the team cele fans would jump off the errors. brating after a 54-yard score. Knights' ship. Tuesday's crowd The Golden Eagles convert The Knights were deflated. of just 23,000 fans may have led ed the missed field goal from In 86 seconds, they went from some to assume that the ship the,Knights into a touchdoWIL supposedly breaking on top to had already left the dock But it They took the goal-line fumble trailing by seveIL is hasty for any commentator md the blocked punt and to make such an assumptioIL rurned them into field goals. Honorable mentions ... "It's a long season," O'Leary Linebacker Jerome Lyons The Knights have started said. "We got a lot of confer Ill intercepted a pass in the fourth four different No. 2 receivers in ence games to play." ;iuarter and took it back for four games. Senior Mike Walk Try to remember that. Last .. what turned out to be the er has been the prime target for season, the Knights lost one ., ¥1Ille-deciding touchdoWIL Moffett, but O'Leary said last regular season C-USA game. Standout running back week that Moffett must under That was also against Southern Damion Fletcher had his third stand he can't lock in on Walk Miss early in the seasoIL After lOO-yard game of the year, but er; he needs to find another that, history was made. •• .t was not the dominance he optioIL Against Southern Miss, The Knights are 0-1 in C "' ;howed over North Carolina Moffett may have found that in USA, but this year is far from )tate last week Qu;uterback junior Javid James. over. The pressure and the ill i Q ·eremy Young set a career high James played sparingly in expectation to perform is on I i n passing yards, but it was two games last sea5on, record the Knights like .never before, I iothing . spectacular (185 ing his only catch of the season . they have seven more opportu t 1 f l rards). They were not forced against Southern Miss. James, nities to improve that record. I I .. ~. d? a lot because of every- makint; his first career start, That's a lot qj" football, so don't ~ l 1ilng the Knights gave them. caught" seven passes for 70 look over starboard just yet. ~ ,,, (entral ;flodba :future www.CentralFloridaFuture.com ·Friday, September 29, 2006 .,' ( l .. .. '\) • AlO www.CentralFloridaFuture.com September 29, 2006 • (entr.tl :Jlot:iba :.Jutun MOVIE TIMES Smith humors crowd, records a fan's voicemail FROM A9 to record her outgoingvoicemail message, Smith brought the "I use my movies to work woman onstage and the crowd through my own stuff," Smith to its knees. Another fan asked said Saturday at his no-holds for a dollar, and without ques barred Q&A session, An After tion, Smith produced a bill from noon with Kevin Smith. "The bis wallet and handed it to him. whole of Clerks II is a metaphor One man asked if Smith Accepted• (PG-13) 11:50il,2:15p,5:10,8:05, 10-35 for my professional life - could place a "chin up" call to bis All the King's Men except for the donkey show:' friend, a would-be moviemaker (PG-13) 12:30p, 3:40, 710, 10:30 The cult film creator took the who couldn't afford film schooi Barnyard: The Original Party Animals stage wearing his customary and Smith had a five-minute (PG) 12:55p, 4:35, 6:45 man ( The Blad< Dahlia red, white and black jersey, this conversation with the (R) 1:05p,4:05, 8:00, 10-50 one printed with "Mr. Schwal · while the audience listened. The Covenant bach" across the back as a refer But for Steve Naumann, a . (PG-13) 12:45p, 3:50, 7:00, 9:45, 12:15<1 ence' to his wife of seven years, senior art majpr at UCF, Smith's Everyone's Hero (G) 12:45p,3:30,6:55, 9:35, 11:55 Jennifer Schwalbach Smith. anecdotes about his personal life Facing the Giants A college-age crowd of about were the best parts of the event (PG) l:OOp,4:00, 7:00, 10:00, 12:40a 3,500 showed up to greet Smith, "I was just in awe;' Naumann MATT POLLITTI CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTUR E Flyboys most wearing jeans and T-shirts, said ''Llstening to him tell real Phife Dawg, left, and Q-Tip, right, team up to perform songs off The Low End and Midnight Marauders at the H,!>use of Blues Su?day. (PG-13) 12:15p, 3:35, 7:45, 10:45 but a few donning suits and ties life stories is just as funny, if not Gridiron Gang (PG-13)14:10p, 1:)0,3:10,4:10,7:05, 7:55, 10:05, 10:45 - in order to better stand out furutler, than bis movies." The Guardian and show respect, one aspiring Between self-deprecating ATRIBE REUNITED, AND IT (PG-13) 11:45<1,12:35p, 3:25, 4:20, 6:50, 7:40, 10:15, filmmaker said · humor and Clerks II trivia, Smith 10-50 Hollywoodland Though the event was only also dispensed advice for the (RJ 7:15p, 10-35 scheduled to last two hours, many aspiring filmmakers in the How to Eat Fried Worms Smith took questions for an audience. He commiserated (PG) 12:00p, 2:35, 4:50 additional four when an endless with one questioner' who com The Illusionist (PG-13) 12:40p,3:55, 7:35, 10:20 stream of fans lined up at both plained that he hated directing, ' Invincible microphone stands. Ever the but couldn't find any other way FEELS SO GOOD . (PG) 11:40a,2:25p, 5:00,7:50, 10-.25 accommodating host, he often · to fulfill bis vision with bis films. SEAN KANOTROWITZ deafening roar from the crowd, as Beats, Rhymes, & Life's "Phony Jad ing a lantern and she begins to play the piano. Paramore fueled by fans As the remaining members of Paramore grace the stage, the ~Jil!.tl piano piece merges into "Emer gency,'' and the crowd begins to and Race Boak rock. "I hope you brought your dancing shoes Orlando,'' Mondav Oct. 9lh Williams said between songs. "N'ow is the time to put them • on." The crowd begins to mosh in FREE ADMISSION reaction to the music and 50C Hot Dogs, 50C son Drinks Williams' words of encourage ment. &50CBeer! Then the time comes for IPromotlons Good All Davi 'Whoa." • Just as Davis envisioned, College Students Always Free hun~eds of hands point up (With Valid l.D.) toward the stage as Williams sings the chorus. The crowd This Ad Good sings along as Williams' head For 1 Free Program bangs side-to-side. , (Any Performance) As the music slows down and Williams catches · her BRANDON BIELICH breath, it appears that tonight's Staff Writer "I've never slept better in my · as well." show is a success. entire life,'' he said with a laugh. It's now 4:15 p.m. Fans have "Orlando, you're in my mind It's 1:15 p.m. on Sept. 24. "When I go home, I miss the begun to line up outside, eager forever,'' she said "You've been The members of Paramore bus. It's gonna be hard if we to secure a front-row spot in the unforgettable." · have arrived at The Social in ever have to go back to a 15-pas standing-room-only club. •. downtown Orlando for ·the senger van." Behind The Social inside the finai show on their current tour. That may not happen now equipment trailer of a van, is It will be eight hours before the that Fueled by Ramen has part Dan Young, the Australian band takes the stage in front of nered with Atlantic Records, a bom singer and guitarist of a sold-out crowd, but they have major label under the Warner Paramore's tour and label a busy day ahead · Music Group family. The part mates, This Providence. Before a sound check, a nership could mark a move This is Young's first time meet-and-greet with fans, and a from the independent label to touring Orlando. With less than • meeting with record label exec mainstream. two hoiirs before show time, utives, bassist Jeremy Davis Davis said he's excited about he's a little unsure of what to . chats on his cell phone, sharing the future. expect. his predictions for the evening. "It's kind of like living a "I haven't heard anything "It's just going to be a good dream; we've had dreams of yet, but ifit's sold out, then it's a time,'' he said 'We love Orlan this our entire lives and it's good sign," he said do." starting to come together," he The members of This Provi • When they aren't touring, said. "It's kind of surreal dence are Christian and draw the members of Paramore because you set goals for your on their beliefs for musical reside in Franklin, Tenn. How self when you're younger and inspiration, although Young ever, they recorded their debut when you first start and every said the band was cautious at album, All We Know Is Falling, . day you get closer and closer first to attach the religious label here in Orlando about two [to the dream]." to their music. · years ago, after signing on to As for tonight's show, Davis 'When we first started the Fueled By Ramen Records out will pay particular attention to band, we were really concerned of Gainesville. the crowd's reaction during the about that and. we made a big According to lead singer song "Whoa." Davis has effort to try and just stay away Hayley Williams, the band noticed a trend while touring: from that kind ofthing,'' he said spent two months in the city, when Williams sings the cho "Now we're a little bit more living in a shack and practicing rus of, "We've got everybody comfortable with it because eight hours a day during the singing' whoa, whoa," the we've been out and kids are a recording process. · crowd motions back to her in lot more open now I think. Tonight's show is all ages, unison. . "They're just about the which not only matters to the "Everyone shoots and jolts music, they just want to hear fans,. but to the members of their-hands forward and I don't music and we get a lot of Paramore as well. know where they all got that respect for our beliefs." •Mondavs- Williams is 17 years old; from," Davis said "I know Hay It's now 6 p.m. as This Prov FREEPool Drummer Zac Farro is 16; his ley does it, but we'll go to a idence takes the stage. •TUesdavs- brother Josh, who plays guitar, place that we've never been to The fans clap as the band • is 18. Davis, 21, and guitarist before and kids will still do it. plays "Our Flag is White." Bar Tab Bingo 9 a.m. to close Hunter Lamb, 20, are the oldest Davis said that the success After a selection of new and .. SMOKEE-mllllll! Hosted bv Matt Sherman o~ the group. Paramore began · of a show is ,determined by the old songs, the group ends with $1.00 Pints 8 n.m. -close touring in a van before some of crowd ''.A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing,'' _.TAVEilN~ its members could drive. "I can ho~estly say that the the opening song off the new • Thursdavs - Nowadays, things are a little way we feel if our show turned album and its·first so-called sin 12727 East Colonial Drive• Orlando, Florida $3.00 Pitchers bit different for the band. out well or not, depends on the gle. (At 408 & E. Colonial) Paramore headlines shows and crowd" Davis said 'We feed off At 9-10 p.m., the lights in The • satuntavs - now tours in a bus. the crowd nonstop. We give a Social are off. As the crowd 401-211-1665 $9Bucllets According to Davis, a bus high-energy show and we like erupts, Williams approaches sa.oo Pltehers makes all the difference. to get high energy from the kids the stage in a white dress, hold- ·C l- Karoale w/ Bobbv G ":>, .E The Sni.ll..ce 'D1vcrn 9:30 to close <" Consequence, Procussions open for Tribe· Colonial {50) • • sundavs·- .1> $3.00 Pltch~trs all dav FROM A10 @ Watch all NFL Games rhyme about audience mem- · bers and their dothes. What the Chicago rapper lacks in song SMOKERS WELCOME ·writing, he makes up for with charisma and humor, both CLASS A PLACE -important elements that held the house's attention during songs such as the West-pro duced "Brand New'' and "More." Also representing G.0.0.D. Music was Q!ieens-based rap per Consequ_ence, who actually made his debut on a Tribe record in 19%. Consequence's MATI POLLITI I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE performance was sadly disen Anearly sold-out crowd pays dose attention as legendary act ATribe Called Quest hits the gaging and lackluster. The stage. The hip-hop group stormed the House of Blues last Sunday. . crowd seemed to shudder from the discomfort of watching the greater recognition. With hard live show, and an evidently hun • raspy-voiced emcee struggle to hitting bouncy beats sitting gry fan base still there to sup hold the interest of the crowd under fun, old-school-styled port the music, could a new without having to drop the rhymes, the songs off their album be on the horizon for the names ofhis famous colleagues. debut album, S Sparrows For 2 group? . Fans who arrived ~t the Cents, quickly won over a While rumors ranging from House of Blues early were for crowd that was mrgely unfamil label politics to internal turmoil tunate enough to catch opening iar with the material. By the end have been attributed to the act and recent Rawkus Records of the night, the trio had surely group's split, it's hard to say signee, The Procussions. On won over new fans and set a where the future will take them. their biggest tour to date, the standard of excellence for the There is only one certainty: LA-based group brought a fresh rest of the night. Tube iS still one of the greatest and mesmerizing energy that · The question remains: With hip-hop groups of all time, and can only come from a new obvious chemistry still oozing on Sunday, Orlando was group that is on the cusp of out of A Tribe Called Q!iest's reminded of that. Smith gets personal, casts wife for movie \ FROM A10 Smith that ifnone ofthe women more personal Smith cast his were interested, he could cast an 'wife for the role, which involved said Brenna Kelly, a 21-year-old unlmown. some serious on-screen Full Sail film student. 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