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,; WHO CUTTHE No·suspects yet iit Ganguzza case area will have justice," Brendan Two persons of interest cleared last week . Brendan Ganguzza said. "It's going to • CHEESE? Ganguzza, happen, I know it." Asculptor in Wisconsin has carved the JEFFREY RILEY They were not suspects, don't have a suspect yet," Nicole's hus­ During the press confer­ famous John Trumbull painting Editor-in-chief they were just people who Padilla said band, held a ence, Brendan Ganguzza also "Declaration of Independence" out of a happened to be in the park One ofthe persons of inter­ press confer­ ·asked that anyone who might 2,00().pound of cheddar cheese. Two of the four persons of during the time, said Carlos est was a camera operator for ence on Fri­ know anything about the case · Troy Landwehr's dairy-based sculpture interest were cleared last week Padilla, deputy sheriff with the a local TV news station, Padil­ day. He was come forward for the safety of will be displayed near Independence by the Orange County Sheriff's Orange County Sheriffs la said. Padilla also said that Ganguzza optimistic that everyone. Mall in Philadelphia for July 4, then Office in the investigation into Office. It hasn't been released the Orange County Sheriffs the investiga­ "There is a natural frustra­ .returned to Wisconsin. the death of Nicole Ganguzza, just how much information the Office does not believe the tion would turn out positive. tion that my wife is not with the UCF graduate student two cleared persons gave. person who committed the "It will turn out the right me, but he's out there," Bren­ whose body was found June 11. "At this point we really crime is traveling from area to way in_the. end, and my wife dan Ganguzza said Game features 1· UCF • Football- Logo, uniforms, • stadium updated JAKE BRIDGES Staff Writer

The newest installment in EA Sports' NCAA Football video game series will be released in a little more than three weeks, and UCF fans will have much to look for­ f ward to in this year's edition. This year's game, NCAA Football 2009, boasts various Breaking updates for the Knights in - par.ticu1ar, with a new logo, news on jerseys and the inclusion of your cell Bright House Networks Sta­ q rm dimn. These additions Get UCF news sent to your cell missed the cut for the game phone. Just text the keyword last year, which was released UCFNEWS to 44636. in July 2007. Though EA Sports has not released any kind of official AROUND CAMPUS,A2 announcement concerning GET YOUR TALENT ON COURTESY MATT WEIDMAN the updates, they have posted UCF student James Martin received the Congressional Award Gold Medal last week at a ceremony on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Martin has been a tutor since he was 14 years old. a screenshot of the game fea­ AT OPEN MIC KNIGHT turing UCF halfback Phillip WITH CAB COMEDY Smith, clad in the Knights' Congressional - alternate jersey, avoiding • Orlando's own CAB Comedy Lounge is Student.receives Co!}gressional medal tacklers from the University hosting an event on campus tonight Award Gold Medal of Texas at El Paso. · at 7 p.m. The event is called Open Mic JENNIFER ROSS UCF was the weekly fea­ Knight, where you.can showcase any Contributing Writer In orcfer to earn the Congressional ture on the game's Web site and all talents you happen to have. It Award Gold Medal, each on May 19. Each week, the site is at Southside BBQ & Pizza. fter hundreds of hours of community service, physical fitness and personal develop­ ment, a UCF student received the Congressional Award Gold Medal last week at a cer­ individual must complete a showcases a new team and Aemony on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. their alternate jersey, which is minimum of 400 hours of a new addition this year for Less than 1 percent of the students who enter the Congressional Award program LOCAL & STATE, A2 voluntary public service, 200 some teams, including UCF. actually qualify for the Gold Medal. In that pe:i;centage stood UCF's own James Martin, a VEHICLES VANDALIZED physics major, who has consistently given back to the community by tutoring students since hours of personal development This was the first look he was 14 years old activities, ;200 hours of physical gamers had a'!: the updates for WITH RACIAL SLURS the Knights, and the screen­ To earn the gold medal, applicants are required to complete 400 hours of community fitness,and four consecutive days AGAINST OBAMA service, 200 hours ofphysical fitness, 200 hours of personal development and embark on a shot provides a look at how consecutive four-night exploration. and nights of an exploration or the game has added the on­ Police on Sunday were investigating campus stadium. vandals' spray-painting of dozens of The Congressional Award is the most highly rec;ognized national award presented by expedition.These 121 young Congress to American youths from ages 14 to 23. EA Sports prides itself on ·city vehicles in Orlando, some with people have contributed 70,000 creating a true-to-life college "We're trying to recognize outstanding young leaders who are not only trying to develop disparaging messages about the hours of volunteer service in their football atmosphere and con­ presumptive Democratic presidential their own God-given potential, but are also developing their leadership skills and giving back to their communities," Andrew Ortiz, president of the Congressional Award Alumni Asso­ communities. tinues to be the only NCAA nominee Barack Clbama. Authorities football video game franchise think the damage is about $10,000. ciation, said in a phone interview. "The gold award is difficult because every 'i' must be dotted and every 't' must be on the market. Their Web site crossed," Eliot Wtlliamson, the Congressional Award's Southeast Program manager said in speaks positively on the topic of the new stadiums, includ- , ·~roN & WORLD, A4 - WWW.CONGRESSIONALGOLDMEDALCOM PLEASE SEE MEDAL ON A7 PLEASE SEE DETAILS ON A7 TRANS FAT BILL HITS NEW YORK AS CHEFS SCRAMBLE TO CHANGE New York is the first American city to $33 million University Partnership Center to be built adopt a complete ban on public SHAUN BEVAN laborative term and that's very foods containing trans fat. The ban Contributing Writer appealing to both groups right extends to restaurants, bakeries, now." cafeterias, salad bars and food carts. Construction of the $33 Seminole Community Col­ The fine is $2,000. million multi-purpose UCF­ lege is spending $83 million to SCC University Partnership transform the Sanford/Lake Center is well under way at Mary campus, expected to INDEX TODAY'S UCF's regional campus at San­ open in summer 2010. The • Around Campus 2 WEATHER ford/Lake Mary. The name of Partnership Center will be the Weather 2 the building reinforces a long­ only building that will be joint­ 'b* Local & State 2 standing relationship between ly funded by UCF. the two colleges. Nation & World 4 The 106,825 sq. foot build­ "Partnership, the connota­ will This concept art by Harvard Jolly Architecture illustrates the UCF/SCC Partnership Center to be built on the Sanford/Lake Mary campus. Sports 8 ing be the centerpiece of tion is that we truly operate the campus and will symbolize Construction started in the middle of May, and is scheduled to be open in summer 201 O. The project will cost more than $83 million. Opinions 10 SCATTERED together,'' said David Mealor, the collaboration between Classifieds 11 T-STORM associate vice president of UCF and sec. The Partner­ lar to the UCF Student Union, Center will replace the current pus. Sudoku 11 89° 74° Regional Campuses. 'We have ship Center will have a two­ and also a two-wing, four-story library, which opened in 1970, The 33,000 sq. foot library Crossword 11 shared ownership and shared story "Llbrary ofTomorrow;" a section for classrooms and fac­ and also add much-needed HIGH LOW responsibility. It's almost a col- four-story common area simi- ulty offices. The Partnership classrooms to the sec cam- PLEASE SEE CLASSROOMS oN A7 A2 ~11tra/F/orida.Fu;;.;.tu;.;;.re.... c~o..;.;.m ______~~'.!....=:~____::~=~::.=~-=June 30, 2008 • (eutra( ,1onba ,WUr~ ·' •

AROUND ti CAMPUS (rotral News and notict·s for the UCF community • / jforiba Show off talents with CAB Comedy Orlnndo's own CAB Comedy .. Lolmge is hosting an event on 1uture campus tod \)' at 7 p.m. 'rhe The Student Newspaper tit UCF since 1968 event is cnlled Opc1, Mic Knight, -- - , 'h 're you can showcas ' any tal­ June 30, 2008 ents you may have. Vol 40, Issue 60 • 12 Pages The event is at Southside BBQ& Piz7.a. which is locatt..'I i.'"lfonnation. the (entrdFlorlda furJRand may not be reprilled in part orin wtxilewithrut l]fflnissilnfrlrn the~. Collective barg..1ining in Millican . .: collective bargaining ses­ NEWSROOM J sion will take place toda 407-447-4558 "it . , bctw .n the UCF Board of &frtor-in-Chief 'lh1stees and the United Faculty Jeffrey Riley x213 ofFlorlda. HOT ~ UFF acts as the workers lU\i n fur Fl rlda teachers. The News Editors s·-ssion will begin _,.lj-Q for ro re lf&is.~ intonnatlon. Opiruons Editors NatttanChristopher and h to Natalie Cost! x213 Licensed nutritionist F Police Departme t Community Relati ns unit rece ·ves new Pontiac Vibe GT [email protected] Meghan Murphy Van Catnp "ill Sports Editor gi ·e you tip · t imp :Ve your WU.a.-dai Rlc:hardsca, ment hopes i~ ;vi::. spark conversation between the police and the com­ Zaifeen Road'.., il:lda 5er,wr;. muni~ d;-,;iar.dii I{. Sl'.:pro, ..It detinirel:y grabs attenci.on.,. Roop said.. ..We all like cars, so it'· a great iivflyn Siderniy, eitfl Spe!'lcer,. l(an Wilbe!g ,,-ay to break that ice and baYe a com'ersation startet-." isth .seco.ndvehicle onatedbyCarlB.iack.ofOrlando:Toefirst (cpJEditcfs Kt>e local ,vi.h head "teS n· one. a 20W Q 1C S~erra. to be given back i-h.en it reached die 7,000- Billiel=iart,l.ac. Pam, )?Oft may haw ~..l5sea ~,._..,,.---~~ mile limit, -w ~c • part ofthe deal between the police department and r ,,"' ~ - _- - A.m the .frc nt," p said. .Jasepll Man gabat; !!rad Waikcver The car teatures ~ ucr Knights logo on the hood: and sleek. black and gold stripes aiong me sides.. The rear of tb~ vehicle features contact infurmation for Carl Biack: ofOrlando and Eilib:ria( '\Vrap 'lbs. Ink. Acrafuim Ahoraya .All! tnree parties cenefu from tne partners.mp - che UCF Rllice Depa:rtmer.t ~daft.Jtilre..IJJTl -ece1:ves a free: ~hide aw Carl :&a.ck. oiOrlando and W:rap 'This, Ink get free adverti.~mg "f.t's a win-win for a-erybody,." Roop said. For the car~ design process, Jason Wl.Sl:,i'g. ~He ,~~er fur Wrap To.is. I!:li, taiked ro Roop to find.out wbat. f:.e envisioned. a> amt then ''fhadmy ideas ofwfun: I wanted ::.Iadc wE.-rte c:ar.,and he's Mark Lnrati~ 2Q.t IL~. 'Can I go a Iittr-= bit crazy?' ~ rm. 'SU!"e.; go a ffi:de Jit. cra_"'Y,"' Roop Maiflr.vin x2:12 .. e: l:o;we. av· ~her took" woetiogfurtheAssoci.J:tedPress, As for going w..ttI. a car vei:sus a, ·o:u:.ck, Roop said .:hey hacr ta coosider me,economv: ·-- fustl t:ol police' about tbe dam­ Rian McD1mald x211 age He say,- three cars wifu.anti..~ "We looked at the dem.agrapbics this we a.ilit:tle,hltcffierent because .cow witii oe gas;prices going~ HY.(lllM@rmqhrNewspaues:f11ITI Obama messag.-es, while ~e otb.~ nobody'Ss 111f..ng trucks." R0op said! "So we w.mted'. ro look: at sometbfug tnat tne st:m!ems crn:rla aTso afin:~ ana_ we at the the l'ODtiac Glf zi:,og ii er. ers wci:e jllst b.~y-pamted IQoked .tlittle car. Zibe allr~" oop saic.. that:the cat:. w.illbe~Iiowcased:atthe fieh annnaT OrangeCouncy;Sner:irr's: Of:ice 9/1: Memoria:L~ar Sh.ow Raymond G.. il.ush xll{I Clin.tOOi won:. the lorida. RarB@KmgfrtNewspnuers:.aJIT1 ,.emocTatic-~ buttuecoe­ taR:ibg lace QI!.c~Z@'. where be !mJ;es to take some a.wm:ds .:,ac...Tcto UCE. .: wash.el.dearly iniviolab.on:o The police d~ent has onlr :ad:tb.e car fur a:coupleweeks. but. the reactiorrtfu!s fur nas-been:uositi.ve. ".All ofiour sa!'espeorie think it's the neatest-Ibo.king Vibe tn:at. t:Iieyfve- seen;" said Omar :iacriguez;~gei::.e-raf manag­ party; r. es. ~ leacers ~ sai the: state's: elegat:es wouiQ) er ofCar. lack.of:Orlandb. "And then. we've had custocers of. urs t.b.at. have seeniit.np and down: we road oru~~ l"-e s..oa as rttnisbment; andsr.!Eand. they-come in.ai::.d:~ 'ffey;man. we saw a CatlBlack..polli:e car.' Uieytl:ri:r:k.it's: tlie

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victim's name. Authorities say the ranger's car was stopped because the road he was traveling on was block by a downed tree. As he sat in his car, a second tree fell atop it, causing the roof to col­ lapse. Towns with small budgets find ways to cut Fourth of July parties ORLANDO - Some Cen­ tral Florida municipalities wtth increasingly tight budg­ ets are being forced to curtail their Fourth of July celebra­ tions. MARY ALJAFFER / ASSOCIATED PRESS Wmter Springs called off An employee at the Ferrara Bakery in New York's Little Italy stuffs sfogliatella shells on its Independence Day fire­ Friday. New York's trans fat ban, the first in America, is expanding to almost all foods. works. Cocoa Beach did too, saying fireworks-launching Trans fat bill hits New York, chefs Israel and Hezbollah a~ree to barges were too expensive. saamble to change menus swap two bodies for pnsoners New Smyrna Beach eliminat­ NEW YORK - Making JERUSALEM The ed pre-July Fourth festivities. cannoli is serious business in Israeli Cabinet overwhelm­ Edgewater faced similar New York. It's a dessert so ingly agreed Sunday to a deal economic hardship, but just as tempting that even a hit man with Hezbollah to swap a in the Godfather couldn't notorious Lebanese prisoner AMANDA MOORE / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE it was about to call off its fire­ Ared-tailed hawk sits perched on a tree near University Boulevard. Red-tailed hawks, like other bi~s of prey, have large, powerful works, three local boat maµu• leave a box behind. for the bodies oftwo captured talons that they use to capture prey. They are commonly found in forested areas throughout the Umted States, and near UCF, too. facturers donated $15,000 - But even the most soldiers, the prime minister's more than the city usually respected chefs of this and spokesman said spends. other pastries are being The proposed deal would Other cities are still putting ordered to make changes by also needs the approval ofthe Tuesday - the day New Lebanese militant's group on their shows, but cutting 1 costs where they can. York's trans fat ban takes full secretive, decision-making Port Orange won't be pass­ effect. Shura Council Med school attracts ing out miniature flags. New York is the first The agreement had Tavares saved by using a com­ American city to adopt such sparked a fierce public debate . ' munity band. Palm Bay offi­ a stringent rule. over whether Israel would be cials consolidated celebra­ Starting this week, the giving up too much or carry­ tions to save money. ban extends to almost all pre­ ing out its highest commit­ applicant attention 7 pared food in restaurants, ment to its soldiers to do . I Snorklers find skull; investigators bakeries, cafeterias, salad everything possible to bring 1 looking in water for more tiones bars and food carts. There them home· if they fell into M~!!i~~:~~t~rAL M.D. PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS / will be a three-month grace enemy hands. . TAMPA - Tampa Police Five months before the REQUIRED COURSE WORK J are investigating an unex­ period before big fmes are The deal would have deadline, UCF's College of slapped on violators. The Hezbollah return two soldiers Courses should be taken in residence (not on line) from a regionally accredited colleg~ plained death after snorklers Medicine has received 778 or university in the .Applicants must have completed at least a bachelor's found a human skull. artery-clogging substance it captured in a July 2006 applications in less than a be The skull was found Sat­ was first banned from cook­ • cross-border raid that degree prior to enrollment into the M.D. program. To considered for an interview and month. subsequent admission, an applicant should have completed the following course wqrk: urday near the Courtney ing oils last year. sparked a 34-day war. Israel "Our goal is to build this Campbell Causeway. Police Chefs who relied on trans would release Samir Kantar, century's best medical • General biology -two semesters (with labs) divers are searching the fats to make their pie crusts imprisoned for a 1979 attack school," said Deborah Ger­ flaky, their crackers crispy etched in the Israeli psyche as • General chemistry- two semesters (with labs) water for additional bones· man, dean of the College of or other possible evidence. and their muffms moist have one of the cruelest in the Medicine, in a press release. • Organic chemistry -two semesters {with labs) nation's history. The medical examiner worked overtime finding "Recruiting the best and • General physics -two semesters (with labs) ·Hezbollah had offered no will attempt to determine substitute ingredients. They brightest students for our • College English -two semesters the age, sex and cause of have burned through hun­ sign that Ehud Goldwasser first class is the important • College math -two semesters and 'Eldad Regev were alive death of the person. dreds of gallons of oil, short­ part ofthat process." ening 'and margarine trying and the Red Cross never was The College of Medi­ All majors are eligible to apply for admission to M.D. program as long as the minimum allowed to see them. to retool old recipes without cine receives the applica­ academic requirements are met. Non-science majors are encouraged to take as many - ASSOCIATED PRESS damaging flavor, texture or For the first time, Prime tions through the American science courses as possible. Minister Ehud Olmert · color. Medical College Applica­ City health commissioner declared on Sunday that the tion Services (AMCAS). soldiers were dead. Before Additional course work that is recommended, but not required, includes biochemistry, Thomas Frieden, who According to their Web embryology, cell biology, comparative anatomy and genetics. Course work in HIGHER launched the anti-trans fat the vote, Olmert told his Cal:r site, AMCAS is an applica­ initiative, said it is too early inet that Israel has concluded humanities, natural sciences or communication arts is also encouraged. While no tion processing service for specific college math courses are required,some college work in calculus is strongly to tell what percentage of the that the two soldiers killed medical schools with first­ EDUCATION city's restaurants will fully during the raid or shortly recommended;familiarity with the principles of statistics for analysis of data is also year entering classes like important. What's in the news at comply by Tuesday. But he after. , UCF. said his department had Goldwasser's father, Shlo­ colleges around the country "I believe their goal is to -WWW.MED.UCF.EDU/ADMISSIONS heard relatively few com­ mo, said he was not surprised Auburn University students face get the best students for the plaints so far from frustrated by the declaration, but want­ accreditation process ·and . 12 percent tuition hike for fall chefs. ed proof the soldiers were Pinzone, a biology graduate stu- take a challenge, be independ­ AUBURN, Ala - Auburn get the best students to Those who reject the ban dead start the new millennia - dent. ent, take initiative and make the University students will pay and get caught face a $2,000 The M.D. program lists the · · school the best school in the more for their education next the new medical school fme starting Oct. 1. Last minute water barrier fails, program millennia," said requirements for admittance on _ nation," Negron said school year because trustees small Missouri town flooded their Web site. Aside from UCF is the first of its kind in have approved a 12 percent Rebecca Negron, a molecu­ Civilian deaths in Afghanistan wiNFIELD, Mo. - A lar microbiology senior. "I strong academic skills, the pro- the nation to offer full scholar­ tuition increase. rise, instability still rampant · makeshift barrier holding gram looks for great interest in ships for four years to a whole Auburn's board of think this will help get stu­ KABUL, Afghanistan - back the Mississippi River dents from all around the research and the ability to care class, Heston said trustees, faced with a record The number of civilians failed early Saturday, swamp­ for patients. Negron said she thinks UCF $60 million budget deficit, country." killed in fighting between ing the low-lying part of the Applicants from various ''The College of Medicine is will set an example for other voted for the increase Friday insurgents and security small community of Win­ looking for the best and bright- universities around the country. and it will be applied to the universities, such as Yale, forces in Afghanistan has field and ending a valiant but Harvard, Duke, Cornell, est, a passion for learning and a "Not only the scholarships main campus as well as soared by two-thirds in the ultimately doomed battle passion for helping people," but curriculum-wise and the Auburn Montgomery. Columbia, Johns Hopkins, first half of this year, to against the surging river. State, Wake Forest, Heston said school in general - the technoi- Tuition for Alabama stu­ almost 700 people, a senior About 300 National Pinzone said she hopes the ogy and the research that's dents will go from $2,917 to Brigham Young, the Uni­ U.N. official said Sunday. Guard soldiers worked near­ versity of California, Davis M.D. program will get a very going to be put in it," Negron $3,250 and rates for out-of­ The figures are a grim ly 20 hours to build a levee good cross-section of people said state students will jump from and all other major Florida reminder.of how the nearly around a cluster of 100 universities hope to be part from around the country. The M.D. program's deadline $8,167 to $9,130. seven-year war has failed to homes in the flood plain after "I think the M.D. program is · for applications is on Dec. 1, Jimmy Rane of Abbeville of the Charter Scholarship stabilize the country and the river ripped through program, as well as UCF's looking for students who will 2008 for the fall 2009 opening. said he opposed the increases suggest that ordinary civil­ another levee there early Fri­ and estimated that 26 percent frrstM.D.program. ians are bearing a heavy toll, day. Officials hoped the barri­ The Charter Scholar­ of Auburn students won't be particularly from stepped-up er would keep the water at able to afford the higher ship program offers fu.11 militant attacks. bay long enough for it to scholarships to an entir'e tuitiQn. John Holmes, the world recede. The increases will gener­ class for four years, worth body's humanitarian affairs It didn't. Still, those in the $160,000 per individual, ate about $20 million a year chief, said the insecurity was town of 720 people said they for the university, about half · which means $20,000 for making it increasingly diffi­ won't forget the heroic effort tuition and $20,000 for the amount it will lose in the to try saving the neighbpr­ cult to deliver emergency aid other fees and living budget year that starts Oct. 1. to poor Afghans hit by the hood. Don Large, Auburn's exec­ expenses each year. global food crisis. Around town Saturday, Erin Lowe, the senior utive vice president, said $60 gratitude for the last-ditch Holmes said U.N. figures teaching laboratory spe­ million is the largest budget show that 698 civilians have effort was mixed with a feel­ cut the AU System has ever cialist from the biology died as a result ofthe fighting ing of resignation. Many department, said that peo­ faced. Approximately $40 in the first half of this year. were ready to move forward million of the deficit is a ple who might not have That compares to 430 in the At a Red Cross shelter at normally thought about result of the state budget, he first six months of 2007, a Win.6.eld High School, the said. attending UCF are applying rise of 62 percent. . sound of hundreds of volun­ for the M.D. program Auburn's increases are Militants caused 422 of teers' shovels hitting sand similar to those adopted by because the scholarships the recorded civilian casual­ and backhoes transporting are an attention grabber. other boards of trustees since ties, while government or sandbags had been a fixture the Legislature passed the "The scholarships are foreign troops killed 255 peo­ for days. On Saturday the lot 0 important because studies PSIIFORMANCE FIFIIIT new budget. ple, according to the U.N. was largely quiet, while Last week, University of have shown that the aver­ numbers. The cause of 21 National Guard troops slept age medical students are at Alabama System trustees other deaths was unclear. on cots inside after working .__ ---- voted to raise tuition by 12 about $140,000 worth of Holmes said the propor­ through the night. A handful medical school debt," said percent at the Tuscaloosa tion of civilian casualties of residents, like Fox, began campus, 11 pereent at the Grant Heston, assistant caused by security forces to make plans to stay with vice president of UCF's Birmingham campus and 14 had dropped from nearly family or friends to wait out percent at the Huntsville News and Information. half last year and that clashes the river rise. "The scholarships will campus. had become less dangerous The new barrier had a • In Mobile, trustees at the allow the students to con­ • to ordinary Afghans. · steel frame with layers ofdirt, centrate on their fields of U¢versity of South Alabama Afghan leaders including plastic and sandbags. .But • earlier this month voted to study." President Hc:tmid Karzai water began seeping below . The Charter program • • increase tuition and fees by 14 have accused NATO and the and through around mid­ percent, and Jacksonville Uni­ has 40 scholarships to offer. • U.S.-led coalition of reckless­ night, and it was clear in the Those scholarships are a • versity trustees recently ly endangering civilians by hours before sunrise it was voted to increase what stu- 1 good deal, Lowe said using excessive force, includ­ not going to hold "I would imagine they're dents pay by 11.6 percent. ing airstrikes, in residential At least 60 homes in the Also Friday, AU trustees going to be looking for peo­ areas. cluster were flooded, Azar ple that seem really worthy voted to borrow $92.5 million. Bolmes said he came to said, although authorities Most of that is slated for ofthe positions;· Lowe said Afghanistan because the were still assessing the dam­ The scholarships attract building a new _basketball humanitarian situation was age. arena on campus. a lot of high-quality stu­ "serious and is getting dents to jump-start.UCF's worse." - ASSOCIATED PRESS - ASSOCIATED PRESS MD. program, said Cheryl -=(en~trac.:.c..:....:{1le:....:..:...m:..::·~:..::a'--";futu:....=..::::..:"-=---·-=-Ju=-:.n:..:.e..::.30:.!.,-=2c::..:00:..:::8 ______,___, www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS Rho Gammas live in secrecy before sorority rush DANIEL WALSH Contributing Writer For the women who act as Rho Gammas, being isolated from their fellow sorority sis­ ters in a h'otel for a week, going by code names and dis­ associating from some of their closest friends is just part of the job description. A Rho Gamma, or a recruitment guide, is a young sorority woman who helps guide future sisters through the sorority recruitment process every fall. More than 60 women, all from any of the 10 sororities at UCF, make up the collective group of Rho Gamma Rho Gammas go through a voluntary application process after the spring semester every year. Many of the Rho Gammas join to make friends outside of their sororities and help girls going through the same recruitment process they did. "I've experienced recruit­ ment inside the house, and I wanted to experience it in a different way," said Kristen Ranieri, a senior Rho Gamma . Rho Gammas apply for the position, and then are accept­ ed after being interviewed by the vice president of Panhel­ lenic Recruitment, along with

I an executive committee. I Throughout the summer, Rho \• Gammas have weekly meet­ ings in which they disaffiliate AMANDA MOORE / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE from their own sororities and During fonnal recruitment, interested women go from house to house meeting each individual sorority. Rho Gammas are in charge of guiding these women through the week and offering them a helping hand through the process. learn other chapters' mottos, \ songs, hand signs and philan­ important to !mow about all "For me, to get rid of all the Pecoraro said. " I'm very recruitment process, asking wearing their letters/jerseys, thropy. the sororities if you're a evidence was pretty difficult." much looking for the time I girls questions and making both the Rho Gammas and ·1 "I'm meeting so many peo­ recruitment guide," Smed­ Come recruitment week, rejoin my sisters." sure they are comfortable. new pledges run home to ple," Ranieri said. "I'm meet­ berg said. all Rho Gammas are housed During the recruitment "My Rho Gamma was their chapters to finish the ing girls from different chap­ Rho Gammas go active in a hotel and have communi­ week, Rho Gammas help girls extremely influential in my race. ·1 ters and we're doing the same during the summer by host­ cation between them and by mentoring them and walk­ Panhellenic experience, and I Rho Gammas find the I activities all summer. It's ing charity events such as their chapter cut off. ing them through the recruit­ wanted to give back to possi­ process just as liberating as .I cool." blood drives, beach cleanups "They see a different side ment process. ble future sisters," Pecoraro the new pledges. According to Lindi Smed­ and school-supply drives. of what the women are going "You promote girls in mak­ said. "I have a newfound appre­ berg, assistant director of Fra­ The whole time the Rho through," Smedberg said. It ing the best decision for The most fun for Rho ciation for the bonds of sister­ ternity and Sorority Life, it's Gammas can't wear any of may seem bizarre, but the them," Ranieri said. "We Gammas comes at the end of hood that I've developed," vital for sorority members to their chapters' colors or let­ separate housing helps elimi­ answer any questions they recruitment week on bid day. Pecoraro said. !mow about all the chapters at ters. nate favoritism and may even might have to help them." "Part of that celebration is To Smedberg, the thought UCF if they're to be effective "Eighty percent of the bring Rho Gammas closer to Each Rho Gamma has a the revealing of the Rho Gam­ of recruitment week without mentors. , shirts I own display my chap­ their chapter. group of girls they keep track mas," Smedberg said. Rho Gammas is inconceiv­ "You !mow a lot about ter," said Maria Pecoraro, a "It makes me appreciate of during the week. They play After revealing what able. "We couldn't do it with­ your own chapter, but it's Rho Gamma for this year. my chapter that much more," a motherly role during the sorority they belong to by out them," she said •

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• Details 'more authentic' FROM Al make our stadium official " another dimension to the said Craig Ament, a juni~r game. ing Bright House Networks physics major. Programmers have been Stadium. University of Southern busy with new lighting for "New stadium environ­ California engineering major night games and meticulous ments and effects will be AJ. Chabra, who is interning attention to the crowds at the showcased in this year's at UCF for the summer, stadiums, which should give game," the Web site said. agreed that the updates will the game an even more life­ "There are a lot of other affect school pride. like feel than previous detail-related things we've "USC is huge on school impressive editions. done to make the stadiums pride. The fact that UCF has "Home stadiums have feel more authentic. There is started winning automatical­ never felt more alive. In the fog that adds more depth to ly boosts interest and pride I past, our crowd colors used the fields in the larger stadi­ not only in the game, but in to be more mixed with neu­ ums, mow lines during snow real life as well," Chabra said tral colors, but this year we're games and more dramatic As for the players them­ showing off the home skies that help to improve the selves who will appear on the crowd's colors in a big way," environments." game, junior defensive tackle the game's Web site said. For Knight supporters, or Brian Timm said it is thrilling "Inside the stadiums it's college football fans in gener­ to finally see the stadium very clear which fans are al, the new updates are excit­ where they actually play. supporting which team. ing. Timm claims he plays with There are pockets in the sta­ MAX BEHRMAN / CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE "It is going to be impor­ UCF frequently on the game, diums with sections full of Senior James Martin uses a visible green laser in a CREOL lab. He is working on a project with the College of Optics and Photonics. tant to have the updates," and so the ability to now play visiting team fans," the Web said Jason Evans, a freshman at Bright House only site said. economics major. "It estab­ enhances the experience. A Knight fan or not, lishes us as a somebody. We Though UCF receives a gamers everywhere will have become a major univer­ complete makeover on this experience something brand Medal given for dedication sity." year's edition, gamers have new on the game whether it Other students echoed other reasons to purchase the be the interactive timeouts to FROM Al able to graduate from South and Martin Richardson of the Evans' sentiments in antici­ newest edition on July 15. the updated look for various Lake High School with a College of Optics and Photon­ pation for the game's New features like Ice the teams. More information on a phone interview. diploma and receive an associ­ ics. release. Kicker, the Quarterback Qµiz this year's game can be found In order to earn his com­ ate degree from Lake-Sumter Collaboratively, they are "It's cool to see it. It will and the new interactive 12- on the game's Web site, munity service hours, Martin by the age ofl6. conducting experiments in really boost school pride and player online dyn~sty add www.easports.com/ncaa09. began a tutoring service at "The only year I went full which they are characterizing Clermont Middle School He time to high school was my mirrors to focus light into mostly assisted students with freshman year," Martin said. fiber-optics. Eventually they the subjects of math and sci­ "After that I went to one or will be able to examine a spec­ ence, but occasionally worked two classes in the morning trum of light with a telescope with those who needed help then went to Lake-Sumter the in great detail. Classrooms, library added with literature and English. rest of the day." "It's been hard work and Martin said the tutoring In the summer of 2006, it's been challenging, but it's FROM Al was a very rewarding experi­ Martin went to Washington, been fun," Martin said ence as he watched students D.C. to satisfy his four consec­ Martin said he views the will accommodate a high-tech "We've been growing, they've with grades in the D-F range utive nights of exploration. He research project as his next learning environment for stu­ improve so much after two or visited several of the Smithso­ challenge. He is also planning dents on two floors. The first [SCC] been growing and this three weeks, finding them­ nians, went on a private tour on trying to earn the Presiden­ floor ofthe library will have a selves in the A-B range. of the Capitol building, toured tial Service Award, which will cyber cafe for students to building is going to In addition to tutoring at the White House and visited a require him to complete 4,000 relax and socially interact. Clermont Middle School, few national monuments. hours of community service. Also on the first floor will be a accommodate that growth." Martin also began tutoring Ortiz said that while many Ortiz sees the Congres­ multitude of computer termi­ Lake-Sumter Community Col­ students explore historical sional Award as "a spring­ nals for students who do not - SEAN ARMSTRONG lege students his sophomore sites that enhance their educa­ board and a beginning. For the have laptops, and for those ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES year of high school. Through tion, many other students folks that receive it, it chal­ • that do, they will be able to AT UCF SANFORD/LAKE MARY both tutoring programs and a choose something that chal­ lenges them to continue to plug in at a number of media couple of smaller projects, he lenges them physically, such give themselves to their com­ stations and log on to the cam­ has now earned 1,450 commu­ as white water rafting down munities, to continue to put pus' Wi-Fi network organized," Mealor said 'We budget cuts at UCF, the nity service hours. the Colorado River, to com­ themselves out of their com­ The second floor of the want to make sure that the DirectConnect program is a "He's always been the kind plete this requirement. fort zones," he said. "I see it as library will be a dedicated type of personalities we bring real-world possibility that of person who thinks of oth­ Martin applied for the Con­ a catalyst for greater things in quiet area for students to here is a good match with some students will have to ers," Linda Martin, James' gressional Award program the future." study. Unlike UCF, the library sec, so that there's not an consider due to the competi- mother, said in a UCF News and began working toward According to Williamson, will focus on a non-traditional us/them, we/they mentality. . tive admissions requirement. and Information press release. these goals when U.S. Rep. the Congressional Award form ofreference material It's truly treated as a team 'With budget cuts, UCF is "He has made a difference in Ginny Brown-Waite, R­ began as a bipartisan effort in "They are going to limit the approach." freezing its enrollment num­ so many people's lives." Brooksville, wrote him about the House and the Senate in • physical collections and head The University Partner­ bers in the fall," Davis said. To fulfill the physical fit­ the program while he was 1979 and was first signed by toward an electronic collec­ ship Center is only the latest "Students who would have ness requirement, Martin working on a social studies President Jimmy Carter. Since tion," said Sean Armstrong, in a long history of collabora­ qualified just a few years ago played eight seasons of bas­ project in middle school then, it has been signed by associate director of Academ­ tion between UCF and SCC. at UCF may get squeezed out, ketb~ on a local youth team. Since then, the Ronald Reagan, George Bush ic Support Services at the "Even before DirectCon­ but DirectConnect to UCF Williamson said that this congresswoman has spon­ Sr., Bill Clinton and George W. UCF Sanford/Lake Mary. "So nect in 2006, the two schools opens the door to the univer­ requirement helps America's sored Martin and presented Bush. that the physical space that worked together to make sure sity." youth fight obesity. He said him with his bronze and sil­ On June 19, the gold medal you need for books are no students in Central Florida DirectConnect allows stu­ one Congressional Award ver medals, as well as the was presented to 237 ofAmer­ longer there and is opened up succeeded," said Jay Davis, dents from any of these four applicant lost over 50 pounds gold medal he received last ica's youth in the Caucus to study areas." community manager for sec, campuses to immediately in fulfilling this requirement. week. Room of the Cannon Building The library is connected to in an e-mail interview. ''UCF come in and be jointly advised For the 200 hours of per­ "I'm very proud of him," on Capitol Hill. According to an atrium similar to the UCF has had a regional campus at by both the community col­ sonal development, Martin she said in a phone interview. Ortiz, each young person is Student Union which will be a SCC's Sanford/Lake Mary lege and a UCF representa­ began dual enrolling at Lake­ "He's going to go far in life." presented the award by the common area/food court for Campus since 1998." tive. Along with advising, stu­ Sumter Community College At the age of 18, Martin is congressional member of students to lounge around. Since 2006, UCF has part­ dents benefit from financial at the age ofl4. He also started going to be a senior at UCF by their district, either a Connected to the other side of nered with SCC, Valencia, aid assistance and joint aca­ a book collection that now the end of the summer. He is congressman or woman or a the atrium will be a two-wing, Brevard and Lake Sumter demic programs that help contains more than 1,200 currently participating in a senator. four-story building that will community colleges through give them a seamless transi­ books, of which he has read Research Experience for To learn more about the add 22 new classrooms and the DirectConnect program tion to UCF, Davis said abouthal£ Undergraduates program in various levels of the Congres­ faculty offices that will be to make it easier for students "The community college Because Martin started Lasers, Optics and Optical sional Award and how to shared by both colleges. to pursue a higher education education is on par with the taking classes at Lake-Sumter Materials with Matthieu apply, visit www.congression­ "Right now sec is limited at UCF. 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VENUS WILLIAMS MOVES ON The : reactions to the 2008 NBA draft WITH RECORD-SETTING SERVE RYAN BASS ond-round picks in 2009. Grizzlies when they traded WIMBLEDON, England - One Staff Writer Chalmers was predicted to be him away. swing from completing her week's a mid-frrst round pick, but he Memphis traded Love, work, Venus Williams toed the baseline, So the mock draft was just a dropped to No. 34. Miami will Mike Miller, Brian Cardinal dribbled the ball, gave it a toss and little off. But with all of the climb back into the top-four and Jason Collins to Minneso­ delivered yet anotherthunderdap trades, I guess going 6-for-30 teams in the Eastern Confer­ ta for No. 3 pick O.J. Mayo, serve at sun-kissed Wimbledon. wasn't too bad of a day, even ence next season, and they can Antoine Walker, Marko Jaric That is how Williams bid another foe though those six came in the thank Riley for that. and Greg Buckner. farewell. frrst seven picks of the draft. Minnesota GM Kevin The scoreboard said 127 mph, the Well, here is my reaction to Worst:Draft: Dallas~ McHale worked this deal fastest women's serve ever recorded at one of the craziest drafts in icks beautifully, as Minnesota Wimbledon.The scoreboard also had NBA history: The Mavs traded its frrst­ picked up a very good post Williams winning 6-1, 7-5 Saturday round pick to New Jersey for player with Love, and a great over Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez. Best Draft: Miami Heat Jason Kidd during this past outside shooter with Miller. season and didn't do too much It was an upset-filled first week at Amid all the rumors, specu­ The Wolves have a great lation and Heat President Pat to upgrade in the draft. They young squad now with Al Jef­ ' Wimbledon and a rough one for Riley winning the "bluff of the added a good shooter in Shan ferson, Love, Miller and • American tennis, but the Williams night" award, Miami stayed Foster with the 51st pick, but . This deal will sisters ignored both trends.Four-time put and took the best all­ Dallas is a team on the down­ FRANK FRANKLIN 11 / ASSOCIATED PRESS finally get McHale out of the champion Venus and two-time around player in the draft, fall and need to get much The Miami Heat chose former Kansas State power forward Michael Beasley with the No. 2 Kevin Garnett shadow and • champion Serena won three matches Michael Beasley. This was the younger soon. pick in Thursday's draft. Beasley averaged 26.2 points in his one season as a Wildcat. have Memphis wishing it had each without dropping a set. best move for the Heat, and decided to stay pat. • With No.1-ranked Ana lvanovicand even Riley acknowledged that Best trade: PoitJiiid Tiiil to trade up before the draft to Jarrett Jack and Josh No.2 Maria Sharapova eliminated,and he couldn't pass on Beasley. Blazers-Indiana Pacers the Pacers' spot at No.11 to get McRoberts to Indiana. Worst~ New ersey with No.3 Jelena Jankovic limping to Yet, that wasn't even Miami's Ideally, this trade between D.J. Augustin. They ended up -~Buds victory Saturday, prospects look good best move of the day. Portland and Indiana should getting a better prospect in Not only did the Bucks for an all-Williams final next weekend Riley pulled off a second­ have been good for both Jerryd Bayless, who was pro­ trade for Richard Jefferson, It would be their first meeting in a round wl:ien he acquired teams, but I do think Portland jected as a top-five pick. but they then added Joe Grand Slam final since Serena beat Kansas point guard Mario got the better deal here. The The Blazers also picked up Alexander with the No. 8 pick. Venus for the 2003 Wimbledon title. Chalmers in a deal with Min­ Blazers were looking for a Ike Diogu in the deal and sent - ASSOCIATED PRESS nesota for cash and two sec- point guard and were looking the rights to Brandon Rush, PLEASE SEE BEASLEY ON A9 (entnl '1oriba :Yutm-e • June 30, 2008 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 Coach has 21 years in game ·Beasley brings heat to Miami FROM A8 2002. He has spent 21 years as FROM A8 Arthur was a steal for a college coach and was a part Memphis, which got him in a NEWS TO NOTE One problem: They play the trade with Portland. He was of six NCAA Tournament underrated on niany boards, Northeast connections SOUTH BY NORTHEAST teams. same position. Milwaukee which could help the Knight~ could have chosen Augustin and has the mold of an Steve DeMeo joins the UCF Men's In November, DeMeo will Antawn Jamison-type player. expand their recruiting coach his first regular-season or Bayless instead and been efforts in that region. Basketball staff after spending time at set for a major Eastern Con­ He will be a star in this league Providence University and various game with the Knights. He . ~eMeo, a New York City ference run. and will look great alongside institutions in New York. will contribute to the effort of The Nets found them­ Mayo and . native and a 1987 graduate of getting the Knights over the · University at Buffalo, was the selves with Yi Jianlian and ACCLAIMED ASSISTANT hump in Conference USA. Bobby Simmons. It was a hor­ ~ ason head coach at Monroe Junior UCF has captured a first­ College in the Bronx from . DeMeo was recognized as one of the top rible trade for the Nets, but -~,to 25 assistant coaches in the nation by round bye in the C-USA they did make up for it by With the No. 12 pick in the 1993-95. In that time, he guid­ rivals.com in 2007. Tournament in each of the draft, I thought Sacramento ed the Mustangs to a 53-8 drafting stud center Brook past two seasons, but the Lopez at No. 10 wot.µd be intrigued by a cou­ I record ADECADE OF DEMEO Knights have been defeated ple of center prospects, most He has also worked as the During his 10 seasons as an assistant in the second round both notably Kosta Koufos. Yet, ('..;1-z~ew,Y~Knicl(s head coach at Bronx Commu­ coach at Providence, DeMeo was a part times. they shocked the world and I know he has all the con­ nity College, and spent time of two NCAA Tournament teams and DeMeo will also be the took the power forward from nections in New York with as an assistant at Long Island coached a couple of NBA draft picks. assistant coach of a relatively Rider. head coach Mike D'.Antoni, University-CW. Post campus young team this season. Don't get me wrong, who played with Gallinari's and Queensborough Com­ FILLING THE SHOES With the graduations of Thompson has potential, but father in Italy. But there will be munity College. DeMeo will fill the vacancy left by Mike O'Donnell, Dave Noel, there were much better play­ growing pains for Danilo. He is The Knights have recruit­ former assistant coach Dwight Evans, Mike Battle, Stanley Billings ers on the board at that point, a great talent, but he will need ed a couple of players from whose contract was not renewed. and Chip Cartwright after and the Kings certainly could to learn how to fit in with all the northeast in the recent last season, the Knights will have traded down and still the ball-hungry players wlio past, but the last player that enter this fall with just one gotten their man. r~side in the Big Apple. UCF had from the New York senior on the roster, guard area was guard Kingsley contract was not renewed Jermaine Taylor. Six of the Edwards, who was raised in after the 2007-08 campaign. remaining 12 players on the Bronx. Evans spent eight seasons at UCF's current roster have not DeMeo f'tlls the vacancy UCF over two stints, and had played in a college basketball Magic can't go wrong with Lee left by Dwight Evans after his been with the Knights since game. FROM A8 why did Lee fall all the way to 22?" Well, I don't like your the tournament, you knew he snappy tone, but the answer is was for real. pretty simple. People doubt · It was hard to believe then· his talents because he pro­ that he was only a sophomore. duced the bulk of his career As Lee's career continued, I numbers against the likes of . was compelled to follow it. I Arkansas State, Denver and felt like I knew something that Middle Tennessee. everyone else was overlooking. AL GRILLO / ASSOCIATTO PRESS Recent UCF football fans Lee played as if he belonged in Western Kentucky guard Courtney Lee know what that is all about, was taken in the first round by the _ and even the Magic know that the ACC. Instead, he was stuck Orlando Magic in Thursday's NBA draft. in the SBC - the Sun Belt Con­ He was named the Sun Belt Conference where a player came from ference. Player of the Year for 2007-08. isn't a good predictor of his It's also easy to side with a talents. St. Joseph's Jameer team whose mascot is some who can create his own shot Nelson turned out to be a nice sort of red, gumdrop-shaped from anywhere on the floor. addition for the Magic when being of an indeterminate He shot nearly 40 percent they selected him with the species that looks like it's from 3-point range this past 20th overall pick in 2004. related to Grimace from the season. He is a very strong Lee won't be the NBA McDonald's commercials. and lengthy , Rookie ofthe Year this season Lee got better in each ofhis but he has the skills to play the - that will go to Michael final two seasons in college, point as well. Beasley - but he will be a concluding with a conference He's smart, mature and can solid contributor for many player of the year nod and a develop into a great defensive years to come, a statement trip to the Sweet 16 in the player. And, with Orlando Orlando has been unable to 2008 NCAA Tournament. having four guards who can make with any of its draft Fast-forward to last week, file for free agency this sum­ picks since 2004. the Magic picked the player mer, Lee helps the Magic at a And one final positive they wanted all along and for position in which a surplus about Lee: his entrance sig­ COURTESY UCF ATHLETICS Before signing on to help Providence, Steve DeMeo coached at a number of institutions in the state of New York. De Meo served as the many reasons. could become a need nals the exit of the failed J.J. head coach at Bronx Community College from 1990-93. He also worked as an assistant coach at Queensborough Community College. Lee is a versatile scorer You may ask, ''Brian, then Redick experiment.

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1i More weapons, ntOre violence he judicial branch bas elected offi­ hibiting the sale offire arms to he ability to defend today is, they tion just to be able to use it T the power and capabili­ cials willing to less than qualified individuals. T one's self against an limited the against an intruder. The ty to interpret the Con­ regulate civil­ Perhaps the most typical enemy has largely extremes." Supreme Court justices s~w stitution as they feel the ian use of excuse that gun rights support­ changed over the past few Indeed, the futility in having such a framers intended. Some chose weapons." He ers utilize is the claim that they centuries. To think that at the Court rule and subsequently ruled to preserve the historic and concludes that want to be able to protect their one time men fought with took away the against that law as well. Jus­ often archaic purpose, while such evidence home and family in the case of swords, an honorable ability of tice Antonin Scalia, who others try to interpret the Natalie Costa is nowhere to a potential intrusion. While weapon in which great skill Nathan Christopher local law­ wrote the opinion for the Constitution based on today's be found this may be true in some iso­ is required to ·master its use makers to majority stated: "This [law] standards and context. Stevens lated cases, human nature is is almost unfathomable. impose - makes it impossible for citi­ On Thursday, the Supreme brings up a valid point. In the far too vulnerable to emotional Today, men do not fight with sweeping bans on firearms, zens to use them [guns] for Court visited one of the more early days of the Constitution, whims to ensure that self­ swords, but with guns - a but at the opposite end of the core lawful purpose of controversial constitutional the general public was viewed defense will be the only intent, w,eapon that is intentionally the spectrum, left intact the self-defense." amendments: the Second as incompetent and incapable even in times of emotional dis­ crafted to be as simple as restrictions, such as requir­ The only downside that I Amendment. as evidenced by our hierarchal tress. possible so that even the ing firearms to be registered can see to this ruling is that () The Court voted to uphold political system, so it seems In the wake of several dev­ most novice user may fire it. and performing background every accused criminal in the right to have guns for self­ highly unlikely that the astating school shootings, . The l,J.S. Supreme Court's checks. This decision was a the country who is in the defense in the home, referenc­ Supreme Court would have shouldn't we be reducing the decision to overturn a 32- great compromise in what process of being tried for a ing the language of the voted to cede gun rights to the number ofguns rather than year-old Washington, D.C. turned out to be a very heat­ gun possession charge can amendment, which asserts that same constituents that they did making them more available, sweeping ban on firearms ed debate. Residents in now request a dismissal on people may keep and bear not trust to make informed considering the guns used are was the ideal way to end Washington along with the grounds that guns (hand­ arms. decisions about public policy. often acquired from the home? their spring session. The many other large cities now guns at least) are legal. Here­ ,;, When I hear the words Furthermore, Justice Neither protection nor acci­ decision was close and a get to purchase firearms to in lies the problem, what ''well regulated militia" in the Stephen Breyer dissents, dent is mutually exclusive and strictly partisan one at that. protect their home. happens when the police Second Amendment I envi­ declaring, ''There is simply no therefore it is the Supreme Justice Anthony Kennedy One of the restrictions break down a drug dealer's sion an organized.faction like untouchable constitutional Court's job to guarantee that leaned t.o his more conserva­ . which I believe was para­ door in a drug bust? Their the Anny or Marines - not right guaranteed by the Sec­ civilians are protected by, and tive side and provided the mount to the success of this first instinct is to get rid of everyday individuals wielding ond Amendment to keep not harmed by, the misinter­ necessary swing-vote. case was making sure that it the evidence, usually by deadly weapons. loaded handguns in the house pretation of an obsolete consti­ This was a controversial was still illegal to carry a flushing it down the toilet. I think the first 12 words in crime-ridden urban areas." tutional Amendment. case to say the least, consid­ weapon anywhere outside of ;Fortunately for police, ''very sum it up relatively succinctly. The more liberal justices Similar to the Second ering it was the first time the home. That effectively often guns go with drugs," an Firearms, in this context, were seem to unite in their fear of Amendment, the First Amend­ that the Second Amendment shoots down the argument all too accurate statement originally meant to protect guns populating areas of noto­ ment certifies that the freedom had been conclusively inter­ that the ruling will put more from Jack King; director of civilians in a time of civil rious crime and violence. This of speech may not be abridged. preted since it was written in guns on the street, which public affairs for the Nation­ unrest, such as war or rebel­ new ruling provides criminals However, this does not mean it 1791. The amendment itself is would further increase al Association of Criminal lion - not for recreational with the tool to wreak havoc in is a universal right to speak or not exactly that crystal clear crime. Most guns that are Defense Lawyers. King said purposes and instances of the same neighborhoods as publish anything and every­ in its implication. It states, ''.A used in crimes are not legal­ that drug busts usually potential self-defense. our elementary and middle thing that comes to mind So well regulated militia, being ly obtained in the first place, involve weapons being · By affmning that guns are a schools, where children are why is this particular amend­ necessary to the security of a so instituting an all-encom­ found; statistics show that 13 constitutional right, the being taught the-Bill ofRights. ment being taken under criti­ free State, the right of the passing ban on legal owner­ percent of federal inmates Supreme Court bas justified Surely; the teacher can explain cal analysis while the remain­ people to keep and bear ship of guns only hurts the · carried a weapon while com­ the crime that will surely to his or her class that the Sec­ ing amendments lie dormant arms, shall not be infringed." responsible gun owner who mitting a crime. ensue due to the inability of ond Amendment applies to until an outcry for interpreta­ What does this mean? I wishes to protect their The bottom line here is inq.ividual states to enforce everyone today and that is why tion makes them a matter of believe it means that even household. that the Supreme Court impenetrable regulations that the classroom windows are public interest. though there is an official Washington, D.C. also had could have made a lot of wouldprevent foul play. made of bullet proof glass - a Attempting to interpret the protective force, whether it a stipulation in its handgun people very angry and made To no ones surprise, con­ reassuring notion, indeed. Constitution to comply with is the branches of the mili­ ban which stated that pistols political lines even more servative justices such as Of course gun rights advo­ today's standards is set1t5eless; tary or the local police, an may be legally kept .in a concrete. They carefully Antonin Scalia and Republican cates such as the National Rifle the language is incompatible individual should always home if they were "rendered addressed this case and presidential candidate John Association are ecstatic to with the advanced technology have the right to protect and kept inoperable'.' and came out with, in my opin­ McCain alike whole-heartedly share this ''relief for law-abid­ ofthe 21st century and more th('!lllselves from personal stored in a secure location ion, the best result that any­ approve this decision, claiming ing Americans everywhere often than not, constitutional harm. That's not to say I am (such as a lockbox or safe). one could have asked for. this "a land.t:nark victory for that have been deprived of this amendments were drafted and a NRA card carrying gun-nut This meant that if a criminal This was a clear compro­ Second Amendment free­ freedom," according to Wayne intended for a very different either, because I absolutely were to break into a person's mise for both sides of the dom." LaPierre, executive vice presi­ purpose than they would be believe in gun restrictions, home, they would be have to debate which will allow a A little less enthusiastic, dent ofthe NRA. today. just not a gun ban. This is (presumably in the middle of nation of Americans to feel however, was Justice John Paul Ideally, guns would only be Guns have always been .why the Supreme Court's the night) remember the more secure knowing that Stevens who dissents that the issued to these law-abiding m~t for well-trained authori­ decision made so much combination to a safe, be they have the ability to majority ''would have us Americans LaPierre refers to. ties who are sworn to protect sense to me. As Paul Hehnke well enough trained in defend themselves and that believe that over 200 years ago, However, realistically the cur­ the public. As soon as they are of the Brady Campaign to firearm mechanics to the government will do its the framers made a choice to rent regulations in place do given to individuals with little Prevent Gun Violence stated, reassemble their weapon best to keep guns out of the limit the tools available to not do an infallible job ofpro- training, chaos ensues. "It's clear what the court did and then load the ammuni- wrong hands. V

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