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) Fast food famine · UCF chomps UF Aqua Teen film, others, Baseball swamps Florida with 14 hits, bring little to movie buffet this weekend - SEE VARIETY, A8 six runs in Tuesday's win -SEESPORTS,A6 UCFto ·. go back into the Knight .Gol den Knights to be known only as Above left: Freshman Lara Damerow, with sign, stands with Knights on June 14 fellow College Republicans in WOODY WOMMACK IN WAR AND counterprotest to the walkout Wednesday. Staff Writer Right: Zaineh Khalil (left) and Sofiyya UCF students will have to say Mohammed read the .good night to golden this June when ANIMALS protest letter that the UCF Golden Knights get a name would later be signed change. , ,, and delivered to President Hitt's office. Instead of the current nickname, VIDEO GAMES LET the UCF Golden Knights will be APES MONKEY known only as the Knights, begin­ "\ ning on June 14. According to a news release from the UCF Athletics AROUND Department, a campaign known as "The Knights Are Coming Home" It may be video games with will begin on the same day to intro­ apes, but this is no Donkey Kong. An Atlanta zoo is giving their duce the change and will continue orangutans video games to play throughout the summer. with, but the goal isn't just to The school was first known as entertain them. Researchers are the Florida Technological Universi­ able to see the choices that the ty Citronauts. apes make, and thus judge In 1970, aftei:: a brief battle their cognitive skills. between the administration and the Visitors can even students, the nickname became the see the apes' Knights, according to Joe Hornstein, progress. assistant athletic director for athlet- · ics communications and a spokesman for UCF Athletics. The name was again changed to Golden Knights in the early 1990s. In addition to the name change, a new logo will be unveiled as the first event of "The Knights Are Coming'

) . Home." The event will be held at the main campus bookstore, and ·attendees will get their first look at the new merchandise that will go on sale the next day, June 15. "No question that this is a great AROUND CAMPUS, Al time to be a UCF Knight," said Keith ,_, MUSIC DEPT. TO BRING nibble, UCF's director of athletics, RO.BERTE MAMOU TO PLEASE SEE SGA ON A4 FINISH PIANO .SERIES The Music Department will host a piano recital by Roberte Mamou as the final event in its International Protesters criticize UCF · , ·Piano Series on Sunday. General Students admission costs $20, and students get in free with a valid.student ID. ties to military contractors - stir(red) to

said Eric Eingold, an organizer LOCAL &STATE, A2 MATT MORRISON save world Staff Writer of the walkout. JURY CONVICTS BAND­ Eingold said the Iraq war is At 12:2.0 p.m. on Wednesday, "the continuance of failure" and (Product) RED line AID BANDIT IN SERIES the free-assembly zone in front criticized UCF for its involve­ OF BANK ROBBERIES of the Student Union was as ment with companies such as lets students join the calm as it could be. Students, Lockheed Martin and Harris Aman known as the Band-Aid Bandit · faculty and visitors passed Corp. fight against AIDS and his accomplice were found guilty through on their way to other ''We have a continued focus, Thursday for their five-year stickup destinations or sat in shady not on peace :.. but on military spree at Florida banks. Prosecutors patches. No one seemed to research," Eingold said. "Bombs NICOLEW ILLIS said that Rafael Rondon often used notice the small· metal table in are not designed to build Contributing Writer bandages to hide a distinctive mole. the center of the walkway. schools; they're designed to det­ 'frevor Shipley eyed a T-shirt A poster board taped to the onate and blow up buildings." labeled "HAMME(RED )" in a fleC­ front of the table bore the mes­ Eingold suggested that tion of the Gap below a sign with the sage, '~k me why I am walking NATION &WORLD ,A4 money now used to fund mili­ words "Can a T-shirt save the world?" out on April 11th," but the station tary technology could be used Normally Shipley wouldn't pay was empty of anyone who could tq advance more peaceful goals, ACCLAIMED AUTHOR $30 for a shirt, but he figured Gap's answer that question. The only such as funding the arts or polit- PHOTOS BY AMANDAM OORE I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE (Product) RED line was a good KURTVONNEGUT,84, sentinels were a collection of ical science. , discarded snack foods and a Provost Terry Hickey dis­ cause. DIES AFTER FALL IN NY Top: Matt DeVlieger, with "It's public representation that The author of 19 novels, including solitary megaphone, silent for agreed with Eingold's claim. hands raised, looks to the now. STAGES OF THE UCF you're helping charity,'' Shipley, 19, Cat's Cradle and Breakfast of The money used to fund the third floor of Millican said. But in 45 minutes, the place Hall, where President Champions, died in Manhattan from projects Eingold takes issue IRAQ WAR PROTEST . (Product) RED launched in Janu­ would transform. Students Hitt's office is, and yells, brain injuries he suffered after a fall with comes from corporations, ary 2006 to help raise money for the opposed to the Iraq war and, as and the university cannot dic­ •At 1 p.m students walked out "Hey, Hitt. How ya' doin; severalweeks ago. Hitt?" DeV!ieger and Global . Fund, which works to protesters said, UCF's partner­ will of class to protest the war. tate where it be spent, Hick­ others walked out of increase resources to fight AIDS, ship with the military-industrial ey said. Hickey noted that com­ • Protesters held a rally in the class Wednesday in tuberculosis and malaria. Participat­ complex, walked out of their panies like Harris offer students free-assembly zone in front of protest to the Iraq War. ing companies include Gap, Motoro­ classes at 1 p.m. and protested a lot of valuable educational the Student Union. College Above: Ado ll of President INDEX TODAY'S . la, Converse and Apple Inc. the administration of both the resources. Republicans held a Bush relaxes in the shade Around Campus 2 WEATHER during the walkout. His These businesses have launched war and the university, before ''We understand some of the counterprotest nearb,Y- . Weather 2 sign read,"l'm the their oWil (Product) RED lines fea­ marching to Millican Hall to things that [Students for a Local &State 2 • Protesters marched to decider. Impeach me." turing their logos on red. merchan­ deliver letters of condemnation Democratic Society] ao, but we Nation&Wortd 4 Millican Hall and held a dise. About 10 percent of the pro­ to UCF President John Hitt. understand they sometimes like second rally outside before ceeds from each item goes to the Sports 6 "There should be nobody to push the envelope," he said. Variety SUNNY entering to deliver letters to Global Fund. While seemingly small, 8 hungry in this country with the President John Hitt's office. aassifieds 11 RED purchases generated $25 million money we're spending on war," PLEASE SEE COLLEGE ON AS Sudoku 13 86° 66° for the Global Fitnd last year to aid · Crossword 13 HIGH WW PLEASE SEE RED ON A4 Al www.CentralFloridaFuture.com April 13,2007 • «ttifuil ;Jionba Mti AROUND CAMPUS (entraf • News and notices for the UCF community • 11oiiba • Knightcast Music Showcase Knightcast will host its Spring Local Music Showcase today from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Trained to lll 1utuie the Backstage Diner in Ferrell The Student Newspapu UCF since 1968 Commons. The event is free and there Two Brazilian April 13, 2007 • will be free food available to Vol 39, Issue 83 • 14 Pages those who come out Jiu-Jitsu Club For more information, con­ The Central Florida Future i5 the independent, student­ written n~per attbe University of Central Florida. tact Nick Markovich at 727-744- members place Opinions In the Future ate those o( the fndlVidoal • 5121. columnist and not necessarily those of tlte edltorial stalf or the !Jolvffiity ad111ipistfation. All (()!\tent i,sproperty of the C~tral Floiidci Future and may notbereprlnted In palt International Piano Series recital at competition JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ofln whOle wftt!Outperrnission from the publfsher. Above: Viet Nguyen, white shirt, a •. The Music Department will sophomore finance major, practices with host a piano recital by Roberte SCOTT GURLEY Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club instructor Richard Mamou as the final event in its Contributing Writer Bilbao, a senior journalism major. Nguyen International Piano Series on placed second in the North American Editor in ChJef • Sunday from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. UCF athletic clubs, like Grappling Asso.ciation competition. .Troy Hillier x213 , in the Rehearsal Hall. Men's Rugby and the editor@Centra/FforidaFuture.Com Mamou will perform four of Wrestling Club, have been noted for their successes at Newsfditor .. Mozart's sonatas. , ·Abe Aboraya x21J local and regional competi­ .• $ " . w . ' For more information, con­ ' :Victory is deeided first and & ·w · ,,, news@(e{ltra/Florkipfuture.com tact Laurent Boukobza at 407- tions. Add to that list the foremost ID' suqmisston. ifne match ; ·. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club, as stu­ · Opinions Editor 823-1529. is over,.wtien otie coiJ'lpetitor"taps /i ,. dents Morgan Baker and Viet . out" ot submits.A person can either Chris Hoylerx213 - Jay Boyar booksigning Nguyen came out on top in tap out physically by tapping the lJl opinions@(entra/FforidaFuture.com The UCF Bookstore will their first competition at the mat with either their hand or their Sports Editor North American Grappling foot or by nodding their head. A * host a booksigning by Jay Boyar perso~ \an ~Is,~ maRe a verbtl Melissa Heyboer x215 .. on Monday from 6 p.m. to 8 Association competition in sports@(entra/Floridafuture.com Miami on March 24. £ SUb~1ss1on. · . . , ¥·· p.m. . ·· Victory can..also be decided by Variety Editor Boyar will promote his book Participants could compete TKO, judges' decision or forfeit in categories based on their ' fighters are able to grab the .,, · Corinne Schuler x214 Films to Go: 100 Memorable [email protected] • experience level, weight class opppnent's clothing and all' ''· 1 Movies for Travelers and Others. submission technigues,such as heel The event is open to the public. and also depending on Phot~ Editor hooks, knee locks and guillotine ; James Andres For more information, con­ whether they wanted to fight chokes, are allowed. . . I tact the UCF Bookstore at 407- with or without a gi (pro­ However, fi9hters cannot bite, Senior Staff Wrjter • 823-1096. nounced gee), a traditional pull hair"spil(e an.oppopent on .~is Abeer Abdalla 1· martial arts uniform. or her headrspit<.>r swear: Fighters .r. ,, Baker, 20, a mechanical are judged on a point system based . · Staff Writers f engineering major and the on theiractlons. Two points are / Victor Anderson, Brandon Bielich, • awarded for submissions;take ' Nathan Curtis, William Goss, club's president, placed first in downs and dominant controls, but a· Mary Knowles, Zach Moore, LOCAL the gi division, while Nguyen, weak submission scores only one ~" Brian Murphy, Ileana Rodriguez, 19, a finance major, placed sec­ point. · Crystal Scott, Robyn Sidersky " &STATE ond. Both UCF students began :io. - $0URCE NAGAFIGHTER.CQM Copy Editors Keep local with headlines studying Brazilian jiu-jitsu .~L :~, :-!< • Padric~ Brewer, Jenn Kepler, you may have missed (BJJ) - a martial arts style .. Adam 0. Manzor, Matt Morrjson, .; that focuses on grappling, a Becky William' I Jury convicts Band-Aid Bandit, form of ground fighting "It's possibly Staff Photographers accomplice in bank robbery spree (hand-to-hand combat on the Rebecca Barnett, Brian Bustos, • TAMPA - A man known as ground) - after coming to the most Ben Edelstein, Brian Fieg, Nigel Gray, 1· the Band-Aid Bandit and his UCF. Andy Jacobsohn, Amanda Moore, accomplice were found guilty "I ·started grappling as a effecti ·ve form Ryan Pelham · Thursday for their five-year wrestler in high school, which stickup spree at Florida banks. Editorial Cartoonist I gave me good stand-up of one-on-one Spain Fischer ' A federal jury took three and [skills]," Baker said in an e­ a half hours to convict Rafael mail. "I started learning combat, and Art Director Angel Rondon, 51, and his moves from· some of the guys Ben Henderson brother-in-law, 54-year-old in the Mixed Martial Arts ••• the most i Graphic Artists Emeregildo Roman on a federal Club, which made me want to . j Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat indictment that charged them focus more on BJJ, so I joined enjoyable to i Editorial Adviser with stealing more than the BJJ Club later that year. • $500,000 from 11 banks in West \ Alex Babcock x210 "People get the two clubs "''-adviser@(entra/FloridaFuture.com_~) · and Central Florida. mixed up a lot, but we're actu­ train in." U.S. District Judge Steven ally very different. The Mixed - MORGAN BAKER Merryday did not set a sentenc­ Martial Arts Club practices BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU CLUB PRESIDENT ing date. Rondon and Roman Ultimate Fighting Champi­ face up to life in prison. onship-style fighting, while Advertising Sales Director Prosecutors said that Ron­ our club focuses almost Mark Lanaris x204 • don often used bandages to entirely on grappling." JAMES ANDRES I CENTRAL ~LORIDA FUTURE me occupied for most of the [email protected] hide a distinctive mole. But Top: Travis Mills, top left, a sophomore, tries to trap junior John Doromal into submission. Baker said he appreciates Above: Michael Fontanez, red shirt, submits to club president Morgan Baker. · time." University Sales Director . defense attorneys said authori­ learning self-defense, which Nguyen said his coaches, ties arrested the wrong men. Heissam Jebailey x201 ,. he believes is an important agamst new opponents and cie last fall, said the excite­ Richard Bilbao and Aaron HeissamJ@KnightNewsp~pers:com Agents believe Rondon skill for anyone. track my progress. ment of the competition made Smith, and his friends who robbed 39 banks in nine coun­ "BJJ is a really awesome "It was extremely tiring. I the hard work getting there helped him to train for the Classifieds Sales Director ties between December 2000 way to stay in shape, and I love ended up having a total of five worth it. competition were a big part of Trisha Irwin x212 and July 2006, sometimes with how I can spar without having matches, which might not. "Everybody knew I was his success. Trisha/@KnightNewspapers.com • the help of an accomplice, but to get punched or kicked," he sound like a lot but gets really nervous:· Nguyen wrofe in an ''Without them, I would Distribution Manager the indictment focused only on wrote. ''It's possibly the most tough when you only have e-mail. "I had no idea who my never have even dreamt about Drew Agan x211 cases with the strongest evi­ effective form of one-on-one about five or 10 minutes opponent was or his skill level competing,'' he wrote. [email protected] dence. They have not released combat, and I consider it to betWeen some of them. I felt "The training and dieting For Baker, March's compe­ · General Manager how much money the bandits also be the most enjoyable to like it was a really great suc­ prior to the match were tition also stirred up a desire took in all 39 robberies. Brian Linden x220 train in." cess though; most of our guys extremely difficult and gruel­ to be even more competitive [email protected] ., Regarding the March com­ won at least one match, and ing. However, once we in the future. PLEASE SEE LOCAL ON A4 petition, Baker wrote, "Like two of us placed" arrived, it just became a huge '~This competition showed ·Fax: 407-447-4556 everyone else from the club, I Nguyen, who began train­ adre_naline rush and a great me how much I've yet to learn was really excited. We don't ing in BJJ after watching a experience for all the guys. about BJJ," he wrote. "It really Published by Knight Newspapers · get a whole lot of opportuni­ famous Ultimate Fighting Just cheering on my team­ made me want to train harder · 3361 Rouse Rd. Ste. 200 ties to compete, so this was a Championship fight between mates between doing my o~ so that I can return to compete Orlando, FL 32817 LEfUS-KNOW big opportunity to test my skill Matt Hughes and Royce Gra- matches was enough to keep in a higher division." The Future wants to hear • from you! 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JESSICA SAGGIO et to the student-organized Late Knights-! Contributing Writer board, the group attracts an average 0£ ~ : about 1,500 students per event, comprised.;·1.:-· , A taste of Hawaii will come to UCF as mostly of freshmen. . . "- _....._. Late Knights sponsors its end of the year ''It's always been a problem keeping the'.,:::; Late Knight Luau this Saturday at the older students connected to our events,'.- ~ Leisure Pool Cheeks said "I feel like we're trying to : 1; -..· As the semester comes to a close, Late .change that, though, by tabling outside the ~·· • t Knights has decided to spend all of its Student Union, encouraging older stu-", extra budget on one large-scale blowout dents to volunteer and increasing our ; ., .:'.• event. With a spending limit of nearly advertising in surrounding apartment.:·. :. $15,000, the event should encourage UCF complexes. We just want. everyone to students of all ages to throw on their know truit this is an event for all ages, noe-.; ~ bathing suits and head out to the Leisure just freshmen who live on campus." Pool for a night ofcontests, giveaways and Marc Berkovits, a junior who enjoys ·~~.:'. entertainment. Late Knights events, agreed with Cheeks. , _... ""' ''We've organized this event to appeal ''I think people think it's only for fresh- •· • .• to everybody;' said Jeremi Cheeks, student men or that it's no fun, so they don't •:ii director for Late Knights. ''We had leftover come," Berkovits said. "If people'.~~..; funds froni past events, so we wanted to embraced Late Knights and actually came-: give sµtdents more than we have in the out, they would find it really is a lot offun." .' • ~ past with this luau." As the event approaches, Late Knights', The event will include everything from has made it a personal task to encourage • ' • limbo contests, to water slides, to a make.: students to attend the event QY advertising·:' ::: your-own flip-flops project. There will in almost every building on eampus and also be laser tag, water tag, a rock wall, showcasing. its list of planned activities. .: •• ' bungee runs, magicians, caricature artists, The event will offer students the opportu-· ' ) henna tattoos and Slip 'n Slides. nity to bond with and meet fellow stu- ., ,., ,, Lucky students could receive valuable dents while spending their Saturday night THE NHU WAY OF prizes including Wet 'n Wild tickets, surf­ in a safe, alcohol-free environment, boards and various other prizes. The Cheeks said event will run from 9 p.m. to 2 am. and "I think Late Knights is a fantastic . will be free ofcharge. opportunity for students to go out and Nevertheless, some students find that have a good time on campus," said Crystal going to the luau is the last thing on their Lee, a resident assistant and frequent to-do list for the weekend attendee of Late Knights events. "It's just a ''It was one of those things I would go great way to meet new people and expand to as a freshman, but not now that I'm your college experience." older:• said Stefanie Esquijarosa, a second­ For more information on the luau, stu­ SCOTT GURLEY year radio-television major. 'Mer my first dents can visit Late Knight's Web site at Contributing Writer year, I had made most of my friends, and www.ucflateknights.com or visit the THE MAN OF CUONG NHU it's just not something we would do now." Office of Student Involvement in the Stu­ The words "cuong nhu" probably In 1965, Ngo Dong began cuong nhu Still, although SGA allots a large budg- dent Union. don't ring a bell with many people. in Hue, Vietnam. He moved to the U.S. in 1971 to pursue a Ph.D: in entomology at However, this Vietnamese martial the University of Florida. It was there · , art is going on its second year as a that Dong opened the first cuong nhu PHOTOS BY NIGEL GRAY I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE club at UCF, and incorporates many school karate club in the U.S.,and in Top: With instructor Donald Williams (left) looking ' well-lmown fighting ·Styles. 1973 the Cuong Nhu Karat!! Association on, students in the Cuong Nhu Club practice a flip roll. Above: Amember of the Cuong Nhu Club Volleyball gets down & dirty Developed in 1965, cuong nhu, was established to ensure the continuity perfects a handstand to backflop move. · 1 pronounced "koong new," is relative­ of the martial art in America. ly new in the field of martial arts and After receiving his doctorate, Dong returned to Vietnam in 1974, where he ~t UCF's first-ever Oozefest 't draws directly from karate, aikido, became an opponent of the communist learn how these principles of physi­ vovinam ("vo" - martial art, government. This led Dong to be place'd cal processes translate directly into NATHAN CURTIS a big mound of dirt that's been built up ~ ; ''vinam" - Vietnam), boxing, judo, under house arrest, but he escaped with the daily lives of a martial artist in Staff Writer from the clearing of construction sites on ''.!' wing chun, and tai . chi chuan, his family and returned to the U.S. in their interactions with people every­ campus, Weinstock said according to ·the Web site, cuongn­ 1977, where he served as president of where." The mud will be flying as sand is The Student Alumni Association - the Cuong Nhu Oriental Martial Arts replaced with dirt and water today. hu.coin Association. He died in May of 2000. · English and theatre double major hopes that Oozefest will become an annu­ "Cuong nhu emphasizes building Talya Adams has been training at the The first-ever mud-volleyball tourna­ al event, and even a tradition, like Spirit the five sources of power: mind, - SOURCE CUONGNHU.COM UCF Cuong Nhu Club since August ment is on campus courtesy ofthe 4EVER Splash, at UCF. body, spirit, soul and ki [the Japanese 2006. KNIGHTS Student Alumni Association. Some students are intrigued by the i spelling of the Chinese term for life train hard but often forget to mental­ "When I was looking for a [mar­ Oozefest 2007 is a standard 24-team idea of Oozefest. · force],'' said ·Donald Williams, ly train,'' Williams wrote. "It is this tial arts] school, I did a lot of double elimination volleyball tournament, Kayla Tracz, a freshman nursing stu­ instructor of the UCF Cuong Nhu understanding of the mind that sep­ research,'' Adams wrote in an e-mail. except that the 10-player teams will be dent, played-volleyball for three years in . Club in an e-mail interview. arates a . martial artist from a street "Cuong nhu seemed to involve many standing in 6to10 inches of mud high school and thinks the mud will be an , Williams, who has been studying fighter. We are not simply trying to different styles into one form. So I Lorraine Weinstock, assistant director additional challenge to the sport. · cuong nhu for over 20 years, said the learn martial arts, but how and when went to a class and the people were of Student and Parent Alumni PrOgrams "'Ibis thing is going to attract a lot of style starts out with karate and sys­ to use martial arts. It's not about nice, and the instructors are all and the coordinator of Oozefest 2007, said adventurous students," Tracz said, "stu­ ' tematically moves through the six combat, but avoiding conflict - extremely lmowledgeable. I always that a number of schools in the northeast dents who like to take a challenge and other styles. making situations better in life and feel like I'm getting the best training have Oozefests, which attract a large have a good time while doing it'' As a student progresses, weapons growing." because these instructors teach for crowd to participate and watch. Her cousin, Laura Damon, also played · · : are also incorporated into the train­ Part of the philosophy of cuong free and they've been practicing · So who will maJ<:e up the 240 students volleyball in high school and wondered . ' '• ing, Williams said nhu, which is Vietnamese for "hard­ martial arts for years." to take place.in the first-eve{Oozefest at how much the mud would affect the play.· "The weapons we use are tambo soft," is dealing with conflict. Adams said one of her objectives UCF? "Six to 10 inches of mud?'' Damon said (a short stick), similar to the Filipino 'We le~ to deal with the con­ is to push herself to excel, which "The target is UCF students who play ''Isn't that going to make jumping a little · . escrima, and Japanese handbo. It is flict in a physical way, from directly pays off during competitions. "I do intramural sports,'' Weinstock said, "as difficult?'' ' , • > about 28 inches in length," he wrote. opposing someone else's force and enjoy competing, and when I go into well as sororities, fraternities and other There's an added bonus to the event for , "Then we progress to Bo (a Japanese injuring them to protect ourselves a competition, I feel well prepared student activity groups." those who are fond of being spectators, . -J. long staff, about 6 feet in length). (hard style) to redirecting someone because in practice, we work Even so, all UCF students are welcome rather than participants, in a co-ed mud- ,_, Both ofthese weapons are required else's energy to protect ourselves extremely hard," she wrote. "I can to attend Oozefest. · volleyball tournament. . ·- for black belt. At "dan" rankings, we while not hurting them (soft style)," definitely see myself sticking with The event starts today at 9 a.m. and ''I think anyone with a sense of humor : .: continues until 4 p.m. on the Intramural move to double tambo, spear and the club's president Chris Brown and cuong nhu for a very long time. The and some interest in mud-covered girls 1 ' • tonfa (similar to a police baton). vice president Amitabh Ghoshal instructors teach·you that life in the TurfFields. would be there,'' political science major ~ "In martial arts, people physically responded in an e-mail. "We also martial arts is a lifelong journey." The key ingredient will be made from Brendan Byrne said t '

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Knights are the Rutgers Uni­ say 'a former Roman Catholic many chapters are going to be ' Hornstein said that the versity Scarlet Knights and the priest sexually abused them written in a school's athletics change has been in the works United States Military Acade­ sued the Archdiocese ofMiami history." since November and a "com­ my (Army) Black Knights. in separate lawsuits for at least During the fall 2007 semes­ mittee of cross selection" was "It's going to be weird with­ $25 million each on Wednes­ ter, Brighthouse Networks Sta­ consulted throughout the deci­ out the 'Golden,' but I'll get day, raising the number oflaw­ dium is expected to open. as is sion process, which ended used to it," said freshman suits involving the ex-cleric to the new Convocation Center. recently. Kimmy Barker, a member of • at least nine. "The new logo and font will SGA President Mark White, the 2007 National Champion The men. now in their 30s, allow us to create a consistent who was part ofthe committee, UCF cheerleading squad said Rev. Neil Doherty, former and distmct look within our said he is thrilled about the new "We've been known as the pastor of St. Vmcent's Catholic varsity athletics program and name and logo. Knights for most of our history. Church in Margate, abused unite one distinct look that will "We are now the only That was the name originally them when they were 10 to 15 positively reflect the UCF KnightsinDivisionl-A,'' White · voted on by students," Horn­ years old during church out­ AL HURRA TV I ASSOCIATED PRESS Knights' brand nationally," said. "The new logos are pretty stein said. • reach programs in Miami, the This photo, taken from al-Hurra TV via AP Television News, shows victims of an explosion TI:ibble said in the release. remarkable; I'm excited for Retailers will sell the last of South Florida Sun-Sentinel in the Iraqi parliament cafeteria in Baghdad's Green Zone in Iraq, Thursday. The new logo was designed them to come out." their Golden Knight merchan­ reported by Rickabaugh Graphics, White has already seen the dise from now until mid-June. • Doherty gave the boys Bombing in cafeteria of Iraqi Kurt Vonnegut, author of money and drugs in exchange parliament kills 3 lawmakers Slaughterhouse-Five, dies at 84 for sex, the lawsuits said Even­ BAGHDAD - A suspect­ NEW YORK - Kurt Von­ tually, all three became prosti­ ed suicide bomber blew him­ negut, the satirical novelist RED opens youth's eyes to charitable causes • tutes and Doherty became a self up Thursday in the Iraqi who captured the absurdity of client, according to court docu­ parliament's cafeteria in a war and questioned the FROM A1 close to home. interpersonal communications ments. stunning assault in the heart advances of science in darkly "I hate to say it, but Ameri­ major, praised her generation's The men's attorney, Jeffrey of the heavily fortified, US.­ humorous works such as 136 countries. cans in general don't care very efforts. • Herman said a church investi­ protected Green Zone, killing "Slaughterhouse-Five" and UCF students can be seen much for anything unless it "I think our generation [com­ gator interviewed one of the at least three lawmakers and "Cat's Cradle,'' died Wednes­ around campus sporting the directly affects them," Chuchla pared to the '60s and 70s] is as men when he was 14. At that six others. day. He was 84. Gap RED T-shirts bearing such said. politically active, but in a more time, the man said he told The blast in the parliament Vonnegut, who often mar­ words as "INSPI(RED)," Zach NISsen. 21, a member of effective way. Instead ofprotest­ church officials he was having building came hours after a veled that he had lived so long ''UNCENSO(RED),'' and Students for a Democpitic Soci­ ing, we vote and campaign for sex with Doherty and that he suicide truck bomb exploded despite his lifelong smoking "DESI(RED)" and talking on ety and a political science major, candidates we believe in," she saw Doherty using drugs. But on a major bridge in Baghdad, habit, had suffered brain Motorola's RED motoRAZR cell also credits young people's laCk said 'We may not make the 6 • church officials chose to cover collapsing the steel structure injuries after a fall at his Man­ phone. of activity in foreign affairs to o'clock news, but I think history it up and protect the priest, and sending cars tumbling hattan home weeks ago, said With the war on terrorism ignorance. will review us as the most Herman said. into the Tigris River, police his wife, photographer Jill claiming so much media atten­ ·~ lot of us have this illusion involved and active generation The Archdiocese was noti­ and witnesses said At least 10 Krementz. tion these days, it's hard for that the government will take so far.'' • fied by letter as early as 1979 people were killed The author of at least 19 today's youth to know much care of everything;' NISSen said Jaimeson Birse, 22, a comput­ that Doherty abused a 16-year­ The parliament bomber novels, many of them best­ about international issues, Ship­ "It takes a while to awaken polit­ er science m!ljor, supports old boy and offered drugs and struck the cafeteria while sev­ sellers, as well as dozens of ley said ical consciousness in people, so (Product) RED. money in exchange for sex, eral lawmakers were eating short stories, essays and plays, Shipley, an interpersonal (Product) RED may be a good ·~y corporation that • Herman said. lunch, officials said. In addi­ Vonnegut relished the role of communications major, said start." engages in philanthropy, espe­ . "These are such sad cases. tion to the eight dead, 10 peo­ a social critic. (Product) RED is one ofthe first Chuchla, a member of Col­ cially for AIDS in Africa, is These were vulnerable boys ple were wounded - eight "I will say anything to be chances he has seen for young lege Republicans, said that something that should be • who were seeking help,''-Her­ lawmakers and two workers. funny, often in the most horri­ people to become involved in although the youth of the 1960s admired,'' Birse said man said. "It was a trust A spokesman for the U.S. ble situations,'' Vonnegut foreign affairs, even if it is just and '70s seemed more active Scott Bemer, 19, agreed betrayed." · Embassy in Baghdad said no once told a gathering of psy­ buying aT-shirt. with their countless dramatic . "I would support it if I liked Americans were hurt in the . chiatrists. "Unless you're in a group of protests, they had something Gap clothing;' he said - ASSOCiATED PRESS blast. friends that's politically active, more to protest against than Shipley, on the other hand, The bombing came amid Senate passes stem cell research you're not likely to be that way;i today's youth. does enjoy shopping at the Gap the two-month-old security . bill, ignoring Bush~ veto threat Shipley said "Politically, I don't think and. being recognized for doing crackdown in Baghdad, which WASHINGTON -A stub­ Shipley and Scott Chuchla, 19, many of the people in the '60s "charitable" work. has sought to restore stability born Senate voted Wednes­ an aerospace engineering major, and 70s cared aoout other issues "It's cool to walk around UCF HIGHER in the capital so that the gov­ day to ease restrictions on agree that a problem with young as much as we do, like abortion and see other pedple wearing a ernment of Iraq can take key federally funded embryonic people's political activism is that rights, the legalization of mari­ RED shirt,'' he said, "because • political steps by June 30 or stem cell research, ignoring many students simply don't care juana and so on,'' Chuchla said you can say, 'Hey, I'm helping EDUCATION face a withdrawal of Ameri­ President Bush's threat of a about the issues that don't hit Jennie Hayes, a freshman charity, too."' What's in the-news at can support. second veto on legislation colleges around the country One of th~ dead lawmakers designed to lead to new med­ • was Mohammed Awad, a ical treatments. College student in.hedge fund member ofthe Sunni National The 63-34 vote was shy of scam sentenced to 3 1/2 years Dialogue Front, said Saleh al­ the margin needed to enact NEW HAVEN, Conn. - A Mutlaq, the leader of the the measure over presidential · With one egg down, former New York University party, which holds 11 seats in opposition, despite gains Central Florida Wesley . w~ kid who posed as a Turk­ Iraq's legislature. A female made by supporters in last Foundation member ish heir and persuaded sophis­ Victoria Sanders, 19, Sunni lawmaker from the fall's elections. with arm raised, breaks • ticated investors to pour mil­ same list was wounded, he ''Not every day do we have another egg Thursday lions into a nonexistent hedge said. the opportunity to vote to heal over the forehead of fund was sentenced Wednes­ The other legislator killed the sick," said Claire staff member Loi day to 31/2 years in prison. was Taha al-Liheibi, of the McCaskill, D-Mo. Husbands, 24. Staff • Hakan Yalincak, 22, was also members from the Sunni Accordance Front that "We're going to use federal Central Florida Wesley · ordered to pay restitution of holds 44 se~ts in parliament, money, indirectly or directly, Foundation, a student $4.18 million. said Mohammed Abu Bakr, to destroy embryos," coun­ ministry that serves "This whole fake hedge who heads the legislature's tered Sen. Tom Coburn, R­ local colleges induding ·• fund was a very sophisticated media department. Okla., echoing Bush's argu­ UCF, collected donations scam,'' said U.S. District Judge in front of the Union for Abu Bakr said he saw a sui­ ment. Coburn said claims of a chanc• to crack an Janet Bond Arterton. "Enor­ cide bomber's body amid a scientific breakthroughs from egg on the heads of mous amounts of money were ghastly scene. embryonic stem cell research volunteers. • being moved around and an "I saw two legs in the mid­ are unsubstantiated and that The Foundation is enormous amount of money dle of the cafeteria and none adult stem cells have been sending four members ended up getting lost." to Mozambique, Africa of those killed or wounded. shown to be useful in a variety in May. ... 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AMANDA MOORE I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE -.. Aprotester drops off her signed letter to UCF President John Hitt while others line the hallway outside his crowded office and wait their tum. The protesters delivered nearly 90 letters that condemned UCF's involvement in developing military technology and collect about 150 signatures. College Republicans hold counterprotest to walkout FROM Al ing, "No more lies" and that condemned UCF's policies, "Impeach Bush." and which would be handed over DeCarlo, still holding the to Hitt. By 12:22, Ani Estrada, 19, a megaphone, led. protesters in a Interim Assistant Vice Presi­ psychology and political sci­ chant saying, ''We control our dent of UCF News and Informa­ ence double major, joined souls." Behind him was a sign tion Tom Evelyn called the friends seated on benches depicting the silhouette of a march through Millican a "tem­ behind the unmanned walkout bomb emblazoned with the . porary distraction'' and said that table. Pegasus logo. the protesters were peaceful. Estrada planned to walk out Directly across from him, "It seems that everything ofher statistics class in the lec­ members of the College went well for this organized ture hall of the Math and Republicans h~ld their own event," he said Physics Building. Some of her counterprotest. Stand~g "There were no [incidents] friends who didn't have class at behind twin American flags, that we need to be concerned the time decided to join her. they criticized protesters for about." "I feel that it's necessary to not honoring soldiers' sacri­ Staff and students inside the , show that we are in opposition fices to preserve freedom. building - as well as campus to the war in Iraq," Estrada "If it weren't for our sol.: police - watched as students said diers, we'd all be speaking Ger­ moved in a steady stream Not just the war, but what man in a Nazi regime," said through the doors and up the ~ Estrada said are UCF's ties to · Justin York, executive director stairs to Hitt's office. One by one, the military, such as a project in of the College Republicans. they stacked their letters on the Research Park to develop York and other CR mem­ desk in the lobby of Hitt's office robots for use in combat. bers said the protesters and left. • A "They're using us and our ignored the fact that their free­ Hitt was not on campus valuable time ... to help spread dom of speech was being pro­ Wednesday, according to his war:' she said tected by soldiers in Iraq. assistant, but organizers of the At 12:23, it was time. Patrick "Ifit weren't for our soldiers protest estimated that they deliv­ Decarlo, a member of SDS, in Iraq, they wouldn't have the ered nearly 90 letters. Each letter seated near Estrada, rose, right to speak;' said Joe Culot­ was signed by a protester, in removed the megaphone from ta, a business management jun­ many cases more than one, and its place on the table and ior. organizers calclllated that they switched it on. Voice booming, "Pretty much, we're here to collected around 150 signatures he announced to passersby show people both sides of the overall. that there would be a walli:out story," he said "I think it was very success­ • and urged students to partici­ Some people cheered, oth­ ful," DeVlieger said "People are pate. . ers booed, and some snickered· unafraid to stand up when it is "The time to put down the Yasiri Perez, a junior social needed" :. weapon is now;" Decarlo said work-pending major, said she Estrada led .five people to would hav(! joined in the her class. Because it was a large protest if she had heard about • lecture course, she felt her pro­ it. ,, fessor wouldn't mind if she "I guess it's pretty cool if walked out. ' people want to voice their "Honestly, students walk in opinion this way," she said and out of this class every day," A drumbeat began, and ris­ said Constance Cutchins, ing in intensity, settled slowly Estrada's instructor. into a steady rhythm, to which Cutchins said she support­ the protesters marched toward ' ed students' decisions to walk Millican Hall. out, but doubted if it woulq Eingold stood on one of the accomplish much.. raised platforms in front of the "The ·war's a mess, and I Copy Center. Leaping from ~ don't think anyone will get us platform to platform and clap­ out of this," she said. "It'd be ping his hands, he kept up a wonderful if a walkout made a chorus of "Hitt here, Bush difference, but I don't think 'it there, U.S. out of everywhere:' "" would" as the crowd filed past him. Estrada and her friends split They formed a dense semi­ up, taking seats in the second circle around the entrance to row; three on each side of the Millican Hall. Later, they .. h two-sectioned hall. As would be instructed to dear a Cutchins began a review, they patliby officials -the protest­ waited, and at 10 minutes ers complied· without argu­ ... before 1, silently got up and ment. ascended the stairs toward the Protester Matt DeVlieger doors. took control ofthe megaphone, ' By . the time Estrada and looking up toward Milli­ ~ returned to the free-assembly can's · third floor, called out, zone, a crowd had already "Hey, Hitt! How ya doin' Hitt?" formed DeVlieger asked students to protesters held signs read- sign letters handed out to them

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TIM CASEY I ASSOCIATED PRESS Sophomore Kyle Sweat throws a pitch in the Knights' 6-2 win over No. 17 Florida Gators on Tuesday night. Sweatthrew eight shutout innings, allowing just two hits and two walks while striking out three. ' So.phomore throws 8 shutout innings in victory BRIAN MURPHY ing pitching performance we've Knights' top starter in 2007, and TEAM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 FINAL ~ Staff Writer had this year," UCF-coach Jay he was the team's opening day .. Bergman said. ·"[Sweat] was in starter on Feb. 3 against Florida UCF 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 6 UCF baseball fans had just one complete control of the game, International. . question after the Knights' game physically and mentally." But after' compiling a 10.57 UF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2· 2 on Tuesday: where has this team Sweat threw first-pitch strikes ERA over his first two starts, been all season? ·to six of the first seven hitters he Sweat was moved out of the Sophomore Kyle Sweat faced and kept the Gators guess­ weekend rotation. In the past two • pitched the best game of his col­ ing by changing his pitch speeds months, sweat has done most of legiate career as the Knights (18- effectively and owning the inside his work out of the bullpen. 19) defeated the No. 17. Florida part of the plate. Tuesday was Sweafs second Gators 6-2·.on a gloomy night in "Our basic philosophy has midweek start of the season. Position: Gainesville. always been to be able io pitch "When I found out I was start­ Second base Sweat allowed two hits and inside," Bergman said "If we can ing this game, I knew I had to give shut out the Gators (20-16) over pitch inside, we c~ work the it my all," Sweat said. "I just tried Vs. Florida: eight innings. Sweat retired the outer half of the plate. to keep them off balance." - Bailey led the Knights and went 3-for- first seven batters of the game "We really haven't had the Sweat certainly did that. 4 with one RBI·and two doubles and retired the last 10 batters he pitchers this year to pitch inside. Bergman was so impressed with faced. He did not allow a leadoff And you see what happens when the performance that he said against the No.17 Florida Gators on • hitter to reach base. it works." Tuesday night. "That was the most do•t- Sweat was expected to be the PLEASE SEE KNIGHTS ON A7 i Key.pitching helps softball take 1of2 from FAU .· MELISSA HEVBOER Dean would strike out in the next S~orts Ed i~or · at bat, but it wouldn't matter, as Megan Murphy would hit an RBI • The · UCF Softball team single up - the middle, plating improved to 30-17 on the season Javier from second. · after splitting a doubleheader Morgan Bullard would strike • with Florida Atlantic on Wednes­ out to end the inning and the day and taking a road game from Knights scoring would end at one. Jacksonville 4-2 Tuesday night. UCF would prove that one run Led by two dynamic pitching was all they needed, as both • performances, both teams earned teams' starting pitchers shut a 1-0 win in the two-game series down the respective offenses for Wednesday. . the rest of the game. In game one of the double­ Florida Atlantic's starting · • header, the Golden Knights' Alli­ pitcher, Kathryn Stauffer, threw a son Kime threw a complete-game five-hit complete game. Stauffer shutout, allowing just two hits allowed just two hits on the night • and one walk while striking out after UCF's.second-inning run. six. The Win was Kime's 18th of Leading the Knights offensive­ the season. ly was Kacie Feaster, who went 2- The Knights connected first in. for-3 at the plate. Javier, Barrow • the second inning, using three and Murphy each had one hit for hits to grab the early 1-0 lead. the Knights as well. After Kime would get the first Jenna Lopez was FAU's offen­ out of the inning, Breanne JaVi.er sive leader, grabbing both of the and Hillary Barrow would tack on Owls hits on the night. back-to-back singles to right and BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTU RE left field respectively. Lindsay PLEASE SEE MURPHY ON A7 Senior Kacie Feaster swings at a pitch in the Knights'.1-0 loss to FAU in game two of Wednesday's doubleheader. Feaster went 2-for-6 in the series. ..

I Orlando • Sentinel • I , • (mttaf jfo~a :Juture • April 13,2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 Knights strike 14 UCF drops regular~season finale • MELISSA HEYBOER tory went to senior Ener Gur­ Sports Editor soy and freshman Johan Beigart hits, allow just 5 who defeated Glen Marshall After a successful season, and Matias Sigal 9-7 at the No. 2 and with the Conference USA spot. 'I FROM A6 Sweat threw ll2 pitches. Hud­ Championship right around the Despite their well-played son's first batter of the inning comer, the UCF Men's Tennis matches in doubles competi­ Sweat will be the Knights' would be his last as Townsend team had high hopes of fmish­ tion, the Knights fmished sin­ 0 starter on April 22 versus Rice. doubled off the base of the left ing the regular season with a gles play winning just one of six "We faced an outstanding field wall · win. matches. pitcher tonight," Florida coach Senior Brian Brooks came in Unfortunately, the North Gursoy grabbed his second Pat McMahon said about Sweat. and after inducing a ground out, Florida Ospreys (12-7) had win of the day with a 6-2, 6-3 , 1 "He was masterfi.tl." he allowed a double to LaPorta another idea as they beat the victory over Elad Gabay at the UCF's offense has struggled to break up the shutout. Knights 5-2 at the UNF Tennis No.5spot. for the majority of the season. Cole Figueroa followed with Complex. Ben Soltane and Beigart The Knights were swept at a soft line drive single to center . The Knights fmished the nearly grabbed wins at the No. I 1 ' home by Houston from March that scored LaPorta and cut the season losing each of their last and 2 spots, but both fell short, 23-25. They were outscored 20- Gators' deficit to 6-2. Brooks' six matches. RYAN PELHAM I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE losing in three-set matches. 4 in the three-game series. night would encJ after he In Wednesday's match, the Norman Alcantara retunis a ball in the Knights'7-0 win over UNC Greensboro on March 7. In With the loss, the Knights 1 1 The Knights lost their last · walked senior Brian L~Clerc. Knights jumped to an early 1-0 Wednesday's match Alcantara and partner Tarek Ben Soltane won their doubles' match 8-3. fall to 12-ll on the season. game against Southern Miss 10- With the tying run on deck, lead after taking two of three UCF returns to action April 0 before heading to Gainesville. the game was officially a save doubles matches from the Alcantara and Tarek Ben over Leonardo Gomes and 20, when it travels to Houston But the Knights were aggressive situation. So the Knights Ospreys. Soltane earned the win at the Javier Ferrin. to begin C-USA tournament. " at the plate on Tuesday and brought in their closer, Justin Sophomores Norman No. I spot with a 8-3 victory The other UCF doubles vie- action. racked up 14 hits against UF. Weiss. But he made the game a In the third, j'unior Dwayne little more interesting when he Bailey hit a one-out double into walked pinch-hitter Bryson ' \ the gap in right-center field on Barber to load the bases. the first pitch he saw from A ·sure victory now 'seemed Florida starter· Stephen Locke. like anything but as ~ophomore

•1 After a walk to senior Matt Hor- Jared Kubin could tie the game wath, freshman Shane Brown with one swing of the bat. Orlando falls104-99 to Detroit Pistons:· swung at the first pitch and Instead, Kubin swung and AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Joe Dumars has brought here er hole where we are down 18 who it is." reached on an infield single to missed at three sliders that spun For one half Wednesday, it and what we've accomplished points," Orlando coach Brian Dooling and Nelson had 17 ~ ' the shortstop, loading the bases away from him for the second looked like the late 1990s at the on the floor, we're not going to Hill said "Right now, Philadel­ points each while Howard fm­ for the Knights' leading hitter, out. Freshman Matt den Dekker Palace of Auburn Hills. get excited about this. · phia is a big game for us. They ished with 12 points and 16 Tyson Auer. · then hit another slider off the Grant Hill was attacking the 'We're not going to celebrate can still get in the playoffs, so we rebounds. Auer hit a grounder past the handle of· the bat and Weiss basket and scoring at will. just as a thing unless we win it all." need to beat them." The Pistons dominated the •> outstretched glove of second caught the lazy pop fly to secure he did in his prime with the Pis­ Detroit led by as many as 18 With the score tied at 95, first halfwith their shooting. baseman Avery Barnes for a thewin. tons a .decade ago. in the. first half, but Orlando Prince backed down lledo After missing their first three two-run single to center field ''He's a bulldog, and he's not In the second half; though, it fought back to tie the game in Turkoglu, then hit a turnaround shots, they hit 21 of their next 24 Cleanup hitter Kiko Vazquez going to beat himself," Bergman was the current Pistons who the fmal two minutes. jumper with 1:17 left. to build a 50-32 lead midway followed with a sharp single to said about Weiss. took over the game. Prince, though, put Detroit · After Jameer Ne.Ison missed through the second quarter. left field that scored Brown and "Maybe we should have Detroit held Hill to four back ahead with a short jumper a 3-pointer, the Pistons ran the Hill, though, scored seven ~ ended Locke's outing. started him at the beginning of points in ·the second half, and and Billups clinched the game shot clock down to three sec­ points in the fmal three minutes Sweat ran into a jam in the the inning, but we felt like the they went on to a 104-99 victory from the free-throw line. onds before Billups hit a long 3- of the period to help Orlando fifth, where he may have col­ match-ups were there. We . over his Orlando Magic. In a possible preview of a pointer over Keyon Dooling and pull within 56-46 at the hal£ lapsed earlier jn the year, but wanted to bring in Hudson and "We made a couple adjust­ ·first-round series, Billups led the Dwight Howard to make it· a The Magic got as close as • with runners on second and then have the· left-hander in ments against him, but mainly Pistons with 28 points, includ­ five-point game. four in the third, but Prince hit a • '' third, Sweat struck out pinch­ Brooks and it ended up working we just paid a lot more atten­ ing 10 in the fourth quarter, "I was deeper than I realire:L · 3-pointer and Billups followed hitter Cody Neer fo keep the out alright." tion," Chauncey Billups said while Richard Hamilton added but I didn't want Dwight to get with a rare four-point play to Gators scoreless. The last time the. Knights "He was tough. It was like the 21. too close to me," Billups said "I make it 71-58. .., The Knights continued to beat the Gators was in 1999, old days." "We let them get back into had a decent look, but he can Orlando got the deficit back support Sweat in the sixth. Bai­ when they claimed an 8-7 victo­ Hill fmished with 22 points, the game, and that's been a prob­ block you from a long way to single digits early in the ley chopped a ball over the head ry in Gainesville. UF leads the the most he has scored against lem all season," Billups said. away." fourth, and Nelson's 3-pointer of first baseman Matt LaPorta all-time series, 17-12. Detroit since leaving in the sum­ "Most of the time, we come out Trevor Ariza's layup pulled cut it to ~ee with 6:34 to go. and into right field for a single. Bailey set a career-high with mer of 2000, but it. wasn't on top, but it is a scary situation." the Magic within three, but After Hamilton's jumper, The well-placed hit scored jun­ three hits. He also scored a run. enough to keep Detroit from The eighth-place Magic had Billups clinched the game from Nelson hit three free throws to ior Ryan Richardson to give the drove in a run and stole a base. clinching home-court advan­ their lead over Indiana cut to the line. make it a two-point game. Knights a 4-0 lead Vazquez collected three hits. tage in the Eastern Conference 'one game in the race for the fmal "That's a tough loss," Nelson Billups hit a 3-pointer to give Two pitches later, Horwath Auer had two hits and two RBis. and its fifth Central Division in playoff spot. The Magic play the said 'We play~ a better second the Pistons some breathing would drive in Eric Kallstrom He is hitting .357 this year, 32 six_years. 76ers on Saturday. lialt: but it's hard to spot the No. room, but missed another that · with an RBI ground out. percentage points more than "That's nothing," Tayshaun "Ifwe play them, we can take 1 team in the East a lead like that. could have put away the game. The Knights completed their the nearest Knight. Prince said in a low-key locker something out of this game, but "If we get in the playoffs, we scoring in the top of the ninth. The only negative about the room after the game. "After what we can't put ourselves in arioth- can beat anybody. I don't care - ASSOCIATED PRESS 'Vazquez led off with a single to big win for UCF was the 12 run­ left and moved to second on a ners the Knights left on base. ,, sacrifice bunt by sophomore LaPorta, who entered the Nick Choto. - . .game third in the Southeastern One batter later, Kallstrom Conference with a .430 average, hi~ a routine grounder to third, led the Gators' offense with two Murphy's RBI lifts Knights in 1-0 win -t· but third baseman Jon hits and an RBI. Townsend's throw to first was The first seven batters in the FROM A6 on a single up the middle from low and skipped over LaPorta's Gators' lineup were hitting over glove. Vazquez scored on the Javier. The next batter, Barrow, .280 'entering the game, but they hit a single to left field to · P error. were 4-for-24 (.167) on Tuesday. Despite dominant pitching advance Kime anq Javier. The Knights were making from both starting pitchers, the The Knights.have a bye this . With the bases loaded the victory look easy as the Knights fmished game two of weekend. Instead, UCF will Snapp would hit a sacrifice fly • game entered the bottom of the hold the second-annual UCF the d1;mbleheader on the losing ninth, but a win over one of the end, dropping_ a 1-0 decision. to right field, allowing Kime to Baseball Golf Classic. tag from third base. country's top teams never UCF's next game will be Despite several opportuni­ The Dolphins threatened in comes without some trouble. ties to score, both t~ams were against South Florida on Tues­ the bottom of the fourth, cut­ • -/ Freshman pitcher Austin day. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. in held scoreless through the first ting the UCF lead to one run. Hudson began the inning after Tampa six innings. Finally, in the top of the seventh inning the UCF UCF would answer right defense surrendered the game­ back, grabbing a security run in • deciding run to the FAU the top of the fifth to give the offense. Knights a 4-2 lead Jenna Lopez led off for the Feaster reached on a field­ Owls with a single to right-cen­ ing error to lead off the inning . . Women's Rowing is and advanced to second with a ter. Lopez would advance to BEN EDELSTEIN I CENTRALFLORIDA FUTURE third two batters later after a Senior Amber lamb prepares to take off from second base in the Knights' 1-0 loss to FAU in stolen- base. After Alvarez named 12th in country stolen base moved her to sec­ game two of Wednesday's doubleheader. lamb went 1-for-3 in the loss. . walked in the next at bat, Lamb • ond and a groundout put her would hit into a ficlder's MELISSA HEYBOER The UCF Lightweight squad on third UCF had just three hits on row would advance both run­ choice, causing Feaster to be Sports Editor also earned a top-20 finish in With two outs, B.ecky the night, coming off the bats of ners, putting Knights on sec­ thrown out at third With two the country, with a fifth-place Brandies ripped a single to cen­ Amber Lamb, Javier and Bar­ ond and third with one out outs, Javier ripped an RBI dou­ • The UCF Women's Rowing ranking in the Lightweight ter field, scoring Lopez from row. before Cat Snapp .would hit a ble to center fi~ld, scoring team was rewarded in perfect Eight Collegiate Coaches' Poll. third and giving the Owls the I­ Prior to Wednesday night's long sacrifice fly to left field . Alvarez from second. fashion Wednesday after the The lightweight poll was the O advantage. doubleheader, UCF traveled to that allowed Kime to tag from Jacksonville put two run­ ners on base in each of the •. Varsity Eight squad continued first one of the season. UCF would·threaten in the Jacksonville to take on the Dol­ third to even the score at one. sixth and seventh innings, but its undefeated reign with an "To open the season so high­ bottom half of the seventh after phins in a non-conference The Kni~ts tacked on Gresham was able to work hey upset over the seventh-ranked ly ranked is a result of the hard Barrow led off the inning with match-up. The Knights played another' run in the third inning, Vrrginia Cavaliers last weekend work that our athletes have a double to left-center. Barrow a complete game both offen­ giving them a 2-1 advantage. way out of both,. allowing UCF ·to take to the 4-2 win. ~ at Lake Monticello in Vrrginia. sh~wn both in training sessions would advance to third on a sively and defensively to grab Feaster would start things The loss dropped the Cava­ and in competition against sacrifice bunt from Shelly the4-2 win. off with a one-out single up the The UCF bats put together six hit.s on the night. Javier led liers to 13th in the country and some tough opponents," UCF Frick, but two quick ground­ Lexi Gresham threw her middle. Alvarez would lay helped propel the Knights to a head coach Leeanne Craine outs from Cat Snapp and Kime second complete-game of the down a sacrifice bunt advanc­ the offense with a perfect 3-for- 3 outing at the plate. Feaster, " No.12 ranking after the USRow­ said in a press release. "We have would end the Knights' chance season in the victory. Gresham ing Feaster to second; but a Kime and Barrow each had a ing/Collegiate Rowing Coaches to continue to keep our.focus of a comeback. allowed just two runs on nine throwing error from the Dol­ hit for the Knights as well. Association released its NCAA during the competitive sched­ FAU pitcher Amber Barton hits. phins third baseman would UCF rettirns to action this , Division I Varsity Eight coach- ule ahead in order to keep our threw a complete-game The Dolphins grabbed an allow Alvarez to reach base weekend when it hosts a thi:ee­ es' poll Wednesday. position in the polls and stay shutout, allowing just three hits early 1-0 lead in the top of the and Feaster to move to third true to our goal of qualifying for and one walk while striking out first inning, but the Knights The next batter, Lamb, game Conference USA series The Knights earned 191 againstUAB. . votes, 172 more than last week, the NCAA Championships." . three. responded with a run of their would hit a sacrifice fly to cen­ The Knights return to the Ashle~gh Cole was tagged own in their half of the second ter field, allowing Feaster to The Blazers enter the series • to secure a top-20 ranking with a conference record of7-7. among a prestigious group of water this weekend when they with the loss .for UCF. She Kime reached first on a score from third travel to California to take part threw a one-run- complete lead-off walk and advanced to UCF would score another Saturday's doubleheader is universities. set for a I p.m. start time while The ranking is the highest in in the Wmdermere Real Estate . game, giving up just six hits and second on a bunt single from run in the fourth to go up 3-1. Sunday's game will start at ll ' the UCF Women's Rowing Rowing Classic, where they will two walks while striking out Javier. · Kime led off the inni.Ilg with am. team's existence. face other top squads. nine. 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A.THFieads Staff Writer t's practlcally a kegge.r for They're a crowd you either suburban sleuths of Disturbia, I the mentally impaired at run with or run from, and even if led by a housebound teenage pack of new the box office this weekend. you think they're am.using voyeur who suspects his neigh­ 'In corner one, we have the enough to keep you company bor of being a killer. fihns that giddy bunch from Aqua Teen for 10 minutes at a time, an hour Yeah, we saw Rear Window Hunger Force Colon Movie Film · of general nonsense involving too, but it's a touchy subject. Try for Theaters, an evil exercise machine with a not to mention it around them. leave fans, Either perpetually under the damnably catchy beat might be influence or just behaving like it, more than enough for even their PLEASE SEE 4 REASONS ON AlO audiences this film about the adventures of biggest fans. a trio ofslacker fast food items is Still, ifyou truly think they're as packed to the brim with non too cool for school, perhaps PHOTO COURTESY ADULTSWIM.COM unsatisfied Master Shake, ~rylock and Meatwad bring sequiturs and foul-mouthed you'd best wait until they crash their antics to the big screen in Aqua Teen eccentricity as could be antici­ at your house. _ Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters. pated - and perhaps feared In corner two, we have the

, ,, • • Gbostborse: a freaky ride into confusion: AMANDA K. SHAPIRO CocoRosie. high-pitched voices have a ten­ , than its predecessors. Staff Writer Courtesy Walt Disney Pictures Album: The Adventures ofGhosthorse dency to become overbearing Consequently, some of the and Stillborn and annoying, but the music is tracks have lost their edge due CocoRosie unleashed new so interesting it makes it hard to to sugarcoating. music on the world Tuesday. **• ... change the song. The most noteworthy tracks The Adventures of Label: Touch & Go Records If you can get past the ele­ are "Rainbowarriors" and "Sun­ Ghosthorse and Stillborn is the mentary lyrical content and stay shine,'' but the music is slightly !Rl12:15p. 2:55. 6:50. 9'.30. 12:10a Available Now Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film fifth release for the band over open-minded long enough to unfulfilling. '' fur Theaters · the last three years. enjoy the artistic value; this just The melodies feel like they'd !Rl 11:35a. 2:00!!. 4:25. 7:00. 9:20. 11:30 When listening to though they're being played might be a keeper. be better displayed if they had Are We Done Yet? Ghosthorse, you will notice through an old phonograph. At first listen, audiences may some sort of guitar solo mask­ !PGl 12:25p. 12:55. 2:45 4:30. 5:05. 7:15, 9'35. 11:55 quite a diverse collection of StilL the music's unique com­ find themselves trying to figure ing their simplicity or some hip­ e, Blades of Glory instruments. However, there is .position has CocoRosie firmly out in which language the lyrics hop beat turning them into the (PG-13) 12:05p, 2:30, 4:55, 7'fl5, 7:55, 9:50, 10:20, 12:15a 12:40 no saxophone, no tuba and no cemented in the ultra-contem­ up of their music. are sung. But, awkward annun­ next big thing. Disturbia technically savvy string master­ porary music world The sisters describe their ciation aside, it's actually plain But we suppose it is those (PG-13) 12:10p, 1:05, 3:30, 4:10, 7:30,'8:10, 10:05, piece. Who's is to bla:hare The female vocalists sound teur, but there is a good explana­ ground, and CocoRosie niake !PGl 11:40a.2:20o. 5:00. 7:25 Grindhouse belt buckles hitting the floor and a fondness for the qualitie~ of like young 12-year-old nasal­ tion for this impression. no qualms about their place in !Rl 12:00p. 4:00. 8:00. 9:45 12:00a the winding and release of your blending the sounds made frou.1 voiced versions of Bjork and Bianca and Sierra recorded the indie-underground scene. Meetthe Robinsons favorite musical jewelry box. household objects to create a Macy Gray, minus the 10 years the album in their apartment in Send questions, comments (G) 11:30a, 2:10p, 4:50, 7:35, 10:10, 12:30a The creepy lullabies are percussion section that will of chain-smoking needed to Paris. Still, the new album's and album suggestions to: Digital 3-Dshowtimes: 12:45. 3:50. 7:05, 9:40. 12:15a strangely inviting and sound as cater to the other strange make- obtain the raspy quality. The material is a bit i;nore refined [email protected] " Pathfinder !Rl 12:40o.3:20. 7:10. 9'.50.12:25a Perfect Stranger . (R) 11:45a, 3:35p,5:15, 7:20, 7:50, 10:00, 10'.30, • . 12:35a 1:00 11 Premonition (l'G-13) 10:00p, 12:35a The Reaping . !Rl 12:2{)!). 2:40, 5:10. 7:45. 10:15, 12:50a ~ Redline (PG-13) 11:55a.2:15p.4:40, 7:15, 9:45, 12:20a Mellow out with yellow, the top color for Spring Reign Over Me (R) 12:35p JAMIE SALMASJAN ~ Shooter Staff Writer !Rt 12:30o. 3:40, 6:55, 9'55. 12:45a Slow Bum (R) 12:50p,3:05,5:15.8:05, 10-15, 12:50a Each season has its own sig­ " TMNT nature color, and this year's (PG) 2'fl5p, 410, 7:40 color for spring is yellow. Open captioned showtimes: 11 :50a Students wearing yellow Wild Hogs shirts, accessories and shoes (PG-13) J:lOp,4:35,8:10, 10:40, 1:00a ' - listings for Friday, April13 can be spotted all over campus, and one of the most popular ways to wear yellow is with a tank top or polo. • Tara McCluskey, an 18-year­ old freshman majoring in @ advertising and public rela­ tions, is one such yellow-sport­ ing student. She bought her yel­ PARK AVE JUNIOR low tank top from Old Navy TOPS SALES: because she said she doesn't Art.ist I Tttle I Label have a lot of yellow apparel -· "I'm a casual person," McCluskey said - that's why • JAMIE 5ALMASIAN I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE 1. The Academy Is I Santi t From left: Advertising and public relations.major Tara McCluskey said she likes to pair her yellow tank with jeans, while junior Andretta Williams sai ~ she lovesto wear yellow with other bright Atlantic she likes to pair her yellow tank colors, such as red. Sophomore Marjorie Rivera likes to wear yellow with jeans, and Ca line Etienne wears yellow because she said it is her favorite color. Yellow is springs must-have·color accessory. with jeans. 2. Poison the Well I Versions I Andretta Williams, a 20- Williams said She said she also somebody gave it to her. She her yellow tank from Forever 21 colors that make the yellow Ferret year-old junior majoring in ~ikes to pair her yellow polo also likes to wear it when it is mainly because of the color. pop;' Etienne said. accounting, said she bought her with jeans. . hot. ''Yellow is my favori~e color," Yellow can be paired with 3. Cheve.lle I Vena Sera I Epic yellow polo shirt from Ameri­ Marjorie Rivera, a 19-year­ "It doesn't soak up the sun Etienne said other bright colors that arc can Eagle Outfitters because it old sophomore majoring in too much," Rivera said She also She said she prefers to wear popular for the spring season as 4. Timbaland I Shock Value/ was a different color to add to social work, can also been seen said she's a fan of pairing her her yellow tank with light-col­ well. Universal her wardrobe, and it is made of wearing her yellow tank top yellow tank with jeans. ored jeans and anything that Whether you wear your yel­ stretchy material. from American Eagle Outfitters A final fan of the yellow tank makes the yellow stand out, like low to class, downtown, or to S. Almost I Southern Weather "I just like yellow, and I on campus. top is Caline Etienne, a 22-year­ dark colors such as green and the beach, be advised that yel­ /Virgin enjoy to wear it with red; my She said she wears it old senior majoring in business blue. low is the new pink, or the new outfit is · inspired by red," because it is important to her; manageme.t;lt. She purchased "I like to wear it with other black - we can't remember.

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, t' "; Do the time warp again 9 p.m. Discovery Man vs. Wild and Race Book Bear Grills faces the heat in the Moab AMANDA K. SHAPIRO desert. This is a re-run, but we can never Staff Writer get enough of Bear. THE RllE 1111 c CEITlll RIRlll'S PIEMIER A man sits alone on a dimly lit stage. He is buried in the shad­ 8 p.m. NBC Andy Barker P.I. SIMllllST FACILITY· Series Finale Alert! Just six episodes after it c OWs that are cast upon his black ' premiered, this show has already been IPEl 11111 & llllBY YEAR Rlllll wardrobe, illuminated only by canceled. Despite having Conan O'Brien on the neon piping that outlines his board as an executive producer, NBC never costume. really gave this show a chance. Check out The show haS nearly begun. the last two episodes tonight. UIE 111-IW SEISll But there is no announcement of MARii this, and if you're not ready and · 9 p.m. CW America's Next Top Model EllEI 1111· . waiting for it, you'll never know · Tyra's model wannabes tcy to impress Tia Will RmRI IEIT WllTEI. what hit you. Mowry (of Sister lister fame) with their ' :Boldly and unwavering, the character-acting skills. Cat fights, scantily * College Students Always-Free f / narrator begins her tale. Her clad models and Tyra's attitude make for the CW's best reality show. (With Valid I.D.) - commanding words reach so far JP .. that even the people in the the This Ad Good last row begin· to cower at the ·8 p.m. FOX Drive thought of becoming one of her Series Premiere Alert! Adiverse group of minions. people fight for t~eir lives in an Tonight, she and the rest of underground cross-country race. This is the Thansylvanian empire will the·show that fOX thought could do better seduce Rocky Horror fans as the than The ac. The two-hour premiere ~ UCF Conservatory Theatre might be worth watching. HWY 17·92 & 436 Call (407) 339·6221 presents their rendition of Tize Rocky Horror Show. ·' tlRw. · · li!.Ul ...... l..'•..o ---­ In what can be considered s p.m. CW Everybody Hates Chris one of the most intense displays Chris gets stuck at school with his principal (Jason Alexander) when his parents forget of libertine values, The Rocky COURTESY JOSEPH RUSNOCK Horror show follows the story of about him. If you haven't seen it, it's new Justin Sargent as Riff Raff, Melissa Nay as Columbia and Emily Mara as Magenta star in UCF's to you. a lost couple who wind up in the production of the .cult classic, The Rocky Horror Show. The. play will run through Sunday. home of a 1hmsylvanian trans­ vestite. members by storming the aisles musical theatre program 9 p.m. FOX, House The story documents their for certain musical numbers and Covered in strategically When an 8-year-old collapses and has a • se:Xual liberation and the free­ even tried to cop a feel or two placed metallic gold cloth, Gate­ stroke, House is there to find out why. We dom .they experience once they with bystanders. wood took center stage as Frank­ just like watching to see in what ridiculous are forced to adapt to the seem­ Each actor was decked out in N-Furter's prized and chiseled ways Hous~ will relapse in to drug abuse. ingly unconventional lifestyles of a combination ofblack and neon, creation. · • the people around them. alternating colors ofthe rainbow Along with his cast mates, 10 p.m. MTV, Real World/Road Rules Though the production to create a sort of Goth- and Gatewood ev6ked the true spirit Challenge stayed true to its roots, the cast The third inferno continues. Alton battles glam-rock inspired song squad. of Rocky Horror as he helped Tyree !o stay in South Africa. and crew gave the show their Overall, the production was solidify the positive reputation of own twist, elicitfug laughter, sus­ an incredible success and sin­ the UCF Theatre Department =1 . ).• ., •• pense and complete shock from Over 35,000 Adult Toys & Lingerie cerely impressed the audiences The set design, lighting and 10 p.m. ABC Lost the audience. who had the opportunity to wit~ sound design. were impeccable. Desmond coaxes Charlie, Hurley and Jin in ... ·The stage was crowded with ness the event At one point in the show, neon a cross jungle trek. Kate turns to Sawyer Bachelor and Bachelorette Gifts singing and dancing metrosexu­ Kady Brotherton, a psycholo­ tambourines fell from the ceiling after seeing Jack and Juliet alone. This al maniacs. gy major, said that the show and quickly became part of the episode is supposed to focus on Desmond's Show UCF ID and Tize Rocky Horror Show fea­ greatly exceeded her expecta­ musical spectacle that was on backstory again. Will we find out more get.20% off EVERYTHING! tuted enough sexual innuendos, tions. the stage. . about his trip to the past? silP.ouetted sex scenes and glow­ The overwhelmingly positive And lighting fixtures helped Ji_jl , ing neon to compete with a response can most notably be create the illusion of the man­ : M.i C,) Vegas night club. The mess of attributed to the talent that sion where Frank-N-Furter per­ 9 p.m. NBC 30 Rock love triangles could have worn graced the stage. formed his experiments. Floyd asks Liz if she would consider a move out Jerry Springer. Every character, whether lead The UCF production of Tize to the Midwest; Jack rushes to Paris and · And the production still or supporting, brought the show Rocky Horror Show showcased then to the altar. The show just got ,, nlaintained its dignity by provid­ to life. The musical productions some of Orlando's finest talent, renewed for a new season, so why not give ing a professional display ofwell­ were flawless, and the singers debuting some of tomorrow's it a chance? rehearsed art. never missed a pitch. famous faces. -Compiled by Woody Wommack Rocky Horror veterans need One of the highlights of the ' The show will run through not worry about growing bored show came with the unveiling of Sunday. with the performances. ' Rocky. The role was played by For more information' visit: The actors engaged audience Steven Gatewood, a junior in the http;//theatre.uct:edu . 4 r~asons to see Rocky Horror FROM A8 Aqua Teen Hunger Force This film offers up the Boy Colon Movie Film Who Texted Wolf (Shia LaBeouf), the Loyal Pal (Aaron . ( Yoo), the Love Interest (Sarah ***•.First look Pictures R6emer, aka Jessica Biel Jr.) and Opens Today th'.e Evil Neighbor (David Morse). "Everyone is exactly who you expect them to be, and they Disturbia Shia laBoeuf,Sarah Roemer indeed proceed to stir up trou­ - « ble and leave every adult skep­ tical of what's actually going **• .. down. DreamworkS Pictures Perhaps the biggest surprise Opens Today among the crew is just how woefully rote their antics are. What a pity that not a single one of them knows any better Pathfinder in any situation. Karl Urban, Moon Bloodgood In corner three, we have the warrior known as Path.finder, a **• .. misplaced youth raised by 20th Century Fox · American Indians and then COURTESY COLUMBIA PICTURES Opens Today forced to defend his tribe in the Bruce Willis and Halle Berry star in the face of returning Vtlcings. abysmal Perfect Stranger, one of four Karl Urban (The Lord ofthe opening films that disappoint this weekend. Perfect Stranger Rings) carries a big sword and Halle Berry, Bruce Willis little else upstairs as he takes on We have a sleazy journalist hordes on hulking Vikings, (Halle Berry), complete with while Chief Stilted Dialogue emotional baggage and an ever­ * .... orily increases the movie's handy tech guy (Giovanni Columbia Pictures camp value. Ribisi), trying to get the low_. Opens Today ,, It's almost sad watching a down on a big-time ad execu­ g\ly who failed to graduate with . tive. (Bruce Willis). puts the'"moron" in moronic. the class of Conan hang around Each of these half-wits has a You want to see a real cat­ the contemporary crowd and secret to hide, leaving them to and-mouse game? Then tune try to fit in. Then again, if you often flirt both in person .and your television to Cartoon Net­ have to laugh to keep from cry­ online until one of them slips work and wait until some Tum ing, something tells me that up. & Jerry show comes Qll. shouldn't be a problem here. ·And then the other. Unfortunately, the Fuzz Finally, in comer four, don­ And then the other. won't be able to bust up this ning the biggest of the dunce That's not to mention the party tmtil next week, but I can caps and coming in last and ultimate revelation of who is tell you now what they'll tell most certainly least, are the really respons~ble for a crucial you then: tawdry types from Perfect murder, a twist so thoroughly Just move along. 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