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< Retail • FAIRIES ARE Lightning sparks fire at Pointe • OFFTHE MENU Blaze forces relocation of five residents • It's official:The National Pork Board MONIQUE VALDES according to UCFNews & fire rescue found nothing in says it knows'unicoms don't exist Opinions Editor Information. the two buildings. The industry group says it was only At the time of the fire, When :maintenance was protecting its trademark when it A fire caused by a light­ there was a heavy storm called to reset the systems, a • issued cease-and-desist warning to ning strike damaged the with lightning in the area. building security guard online retailer ThinkGeek for calling a ceiling of a bµilding at Pega­ Orange County Fire Res­ approached a firefighter fake unicorn meat product"the new sus Pointe on Sunday after­ cue responded to the call at and pointed to "brown tur­ .• white meat." noon, forcing five residents 3:15 p.m. There had been bulent ~make issuing from to relocate, according to an calls about alanns going off the ridge vent ofBuilding l," incident report released by in Buildings 2 and 3. Fire­ according to the incident Orange County Fire Rescue. fighters, EMTs and para­ report. There were no injuries, medics arrived on the Paramedic James Moody • CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE and all residents were evac­ scene. Firefighters and emergency personnel work to contain afi re at Pegasus Pointe uated from the building, On initial investigation, PLEASE SEE SEVERAL ON A3 that was started after lightning struckSunday afternoon.

New York Victim WESTERN • BATTLE Of THE Services SEXES ,. New York City's famous Naked Cowboy wan15 a bikini-dad woman ·aroad·to who calls hersetflhe Naked Cowgirt to · stop ripping off his trademarl<. The Times Square cowboi whose real name is Robert Burck, is known for recovery strumming his guitar wearing only briefs and acowbo1 hat He has sent a Having plan after • cease-and-desist letter to Sandy Kane,who wears a red, white and bluecowboy hat and matching bikini. attack key for victims MEGHAN LINDNER Online News Editor

Every day, college students are at risk of being slipped a date rape drug. It can happen when you go out Breaking for drinks or accept food from m someone you don't know. It can news on happen when you accept food or yourcell drinks from someone you do know. • Get UCF news sent to your cell Anyone is at risk. phone. Just text the keyword According to the Drug Enforce­ UCFNEWS to 44636. ment Administration's website, date rape drugs are those used to aid in • sexual assault and are most com­ AROUND CAMPUS,A2 monly found in bars, nightclubs, DISCUSSION OF raves and gyms. The drugs include GHB, GBL • FEDERAL BUDGET and benzodiazepines such as The College of Health & Public rohypnol (roofies). Alcohol, by Affairs invites the public to discuss · itself, can be used to aide sexual what is going on with the federal assault ' budget. The discussion will be The DEA'.s website describes held Saturdayfrom 11 :30 a.m. to date rape drugs as undetectable. 2:30 p.m. in the Institution for They have no odor or taste. Once Simulation and Training building. ingested, they quickly exit the body. ' Most people do not know they have been drugged because of memory loss, which can last up to 12 hours. ~ Unfortunately, knowing what to LOCAL & STATE, A2 do when you or someone you know BODY FOUND NEAR believes their food .or drink has ,. been spiked isn't common knowl­ TAMPA ELEMENTARY edge. However, students have many SCHOOL places that they can tum to for help. UCF offers assistance and pro­ Ama n's bodyw as found outside of grams such as Victim Services with Cleveland Elementary School on Wednesday morning.Aperson discoveredth e body and informed PLEASESE E ADVOCATESON A4 • a janitor.T he body is unidentified, but there is upper body trauma.

tj BOYFRIEND CHARGED 'It's going to be Veteran Services to ship ~ut to new post IN MISSING a one-stop shop KERRI ANNE RENZULLI vices, hopes the new office WOMAN'S DEATH Staff Writer will improve veteran rela­ providing many tions, provide better servic­ Billy Ashton Sr. was arrested The Office of Veteran es and help the veteran Tuesday in Ocala. He is chargedfo r services to Services will have a new community. . .. second-degree murder in the home in the Arena come "It's going to be a one­ death of his girlfriend, Christine veterans . fall stop shop providing many Wiles.Wiles has been missing It will help - The Veteran's Academic services to veterans;' Mid­ since 2007. Resource will open dlekauff said. "It will help • veterans feel in November and provide veterans feel better on cam­ veterans with their own pus while making campus • better on space on campus. more veteran friendly.'' ., INDEX TODAY'S ''This new building will The new office will be • Around Campus 2 WEATHER campus while give us a stronger presence located inside the Arena Weather 2 on campus and be a place beside funmy John's, a,cross Local & State 2 making campus for veterans," said Tim from Tower 3 on the north­ EMRE KELLY / CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE Sports 6 more veteran Robison, a junior informa­ east side of campus and fea­ The new Veteran Services Office will be located in the Arena next to Jimmy John~ Variety 9 tion technology major, Vet­ tures six offices, a common with a grand opening scheduled !n November. Opinion 12 friendly.' eran Services Office room lounge and four study Oas.sifieds employee and army veter­ rooms. tion beginning in July. Con­ ber. () 13 Sudoku 13 - JIM MIDDLEKAUFF an. Currently, the 3,400- struction is tentatively set to The Veteran Services Crossword 13 ASSISTANTUNIV ERSITY REGISTRAR Jim Middlekauff, the square-foot office is nothing be complete by the begin­ Office will maintain its cur- HIGH IN THEO FFICE OFV ETERANSER VIC ES assistant university registrar but "dirt floors," Mid­ ning of September, with a ., in the Office ofV eteran Ser- dlekauff said, with construe- grand opening in Novem- PLEASES EE NEW ON A5 A2 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com June 24, 2010 • wrttaI '1oriba 1uture AROUND CAMPUS (entral News and notices for the UCF community 11oriba Learn how to Tumitin.com The Faculty Center For Teaching and Learning asks that graduate advi­ 1uture sors and teachers sign up TIie Student Newspaper at I/CF sina 1968 for a Turnitin account . The workshop will pro­ June 24, 2010 vide information on learn­ Vol 42, Issue 40 • 14 Pages ing how and when to use it The Ctn/ml Flotfdo Future is the independen~ studait­ today from 10 a.m. to 11:30 written newspaper at the University of Cfntral Aorida. am. in Room 207 of the Opinions in the Future are those of the Individual columnist and not ne(essarily those of the editorial staff Classroom I Building. or the Univei,ity administration. All content is property Contact Eric Main bye- of the Centro/ Florida Future andmay not be reprinted In part or in whole without permission from the publisher. mail at [email protected]. NEWSROOM ., 407-447-4558 Discussion on federal budget The College of Health Editor-in-Chief & Public Affairs invites the Carlos Pineda x213 •• general public to talk CFF.editor@gmailcom about what is going on News Editor with the federal budget Brandi Broxson x213 Those in attendance News.CFF@gmailcom •• will learn from the experts. Any recommen­ Online News Editor dations and comments The outpouring of emotion Furthermore, according to Meghan Lindner x213 from participants will be from fans around the world cap­ Howard Kurtz, Washington Online.CFF@gmailcom submitted to the America tured the moment. The interna­ Post media critic and host of Speaks organization. Opinions Editor tional ofloss was palpable. Reliable on the The discussion will be sense Sources, · Monique Valdes x213 The collective mourning - day of Jackson's death, CNNs held on Saturday from Opinions.CFF@gma1Lcom which part hysteria and part ll:30am.to2~0p.m.atthe was ratings skyrocketed 937 percent disbelief - unlike anything at one point, MSNBC's 330 per­ When speaking ofshattering Institute for Simulation was we've seen since the unexpect­ cent and Fox's 243 percent. a glass ceiling at MTV; Jackson Sports Editor ., and Training Building. ed deaths of Elvis Presley and And newspapers such as the told Ebony: "They came right Ryan Ba~s x21 S Contact Dr. Thomas Princess Diana New York Post and New York out and said it - they wouldn't Sports.CFF@gmailcom Bryer for more informa­ "There are a lot of people Daily News produced special play my music. It broke my tion at 407-823-0410. ., who have been attached to sections, replete with double- heart I refuse to be ignored. So Variety Editor Michael Jackson," says Dr. Alvin . page-sized pullout posters of I came up with 'Tirriller' and I Jessica Martin x214 Poussaint, professor of psychia­ Jackson. was always trying to outdo Variety.CFF@gnJailmm try at Harvard Medical School, Says Richard Prince, Inter­ myself ... But when they played during a telephone interview net media columnist for the 'Billie Jean,' it set the all-time from Boston. "They feel they record. Then they were asking Photo Editor LOCAL Maynard Institute for Journal­ Emre Kelly x213 have lost access to Michael's ism Education: "In this media me for everything we had. [email protected] &STATE creativity:' · environment, when there are "They were lmocking our ., If the world's·population is websites and media outlets for door down Then.Prince came; Staff Writers Keep local with headlines an estimated 6.8 billion, it everyone's particular interest, I it opened the door for Prince Michelle Dendy, you may have missed seemed 6.5 billion of them don't think you can say there and all the other black artists ..:• Matt Reinstetle, Kerri Anne offered a visceral reaction to was too much media coverage The week of Jackson's death Renzulli, Christina DeParis, , ., Man's body found outside Michael's death. of Michael Jackson seemed surreal That Tuesday· Camille Thomas, Becky Jackson, Tampa elementary school Academy Award-winning "But I didn't see enough (June 23), Ed McMahon, Johnny Jessica Campbell, TAMPA - A man's director Martin Scorsese was analysis about why the choices Carson's longtime sidekick on body was found outside of quoted as saying of Jackson: Michael Jackson made inhis life The Tonight Show, died at 86 of Staff Photographers Cleveland Elementary ''Michael Jackson was extraordi­ led to his demise, and what that multiple health problems; then, George Oehl, Rami Rotl~wicz, School Wednesday morn­ nary. Wh~n we worked together should tell the rest of us about early afternoon on that Thurs­ ing. Tina Russell, Christina DeParis, on 'Bad' (music video), I was in the society that we have creat­ day (June 25), actress Farrah Erin Drew, Rayma Jenkins Police are investigating awe of his absolute mastery of ed. Ifthis is what you have to do Fawcett died of cancer at 62; the suspicious death after a movement on the one hand, and to become a megastar, is it later that afternoon, we were Copy Editors person · discovered the of the music on the other. Every worth it? He felt that he had to shocked by the news flash of Padrick Brewer and Tamra Martin body and informed a jani­ step he took was absolutely pre­ wear wigs and have plastic sur­ Jackson's death at 50. tor. According to authori­ cise and fluid at the same time." gery to conform to what he Says Poussaint, who has Graphic Artists ties, the victim has not "It was like watching quick­ believed was people's expecta­ appeared on such television Cara Cooper, been identified but has suf­ silver in motion. He was won­ tions ofwhat a superstar should shows as Nightline: 1'Michael Joseph Mangabat fered upper body trauma derful to work with, an absolute look like. Then suddenly, he Jackson had a lot of signs of a Editorial Adviser professional at all times, and - didn't look like a black person troubled life - his anxiety, his Michelle Yoffee Missing woman's boyfriend it really goes without saying- a anymore." vitiligo (skin-whitening condi­ Michel/[email protected] facing murder charges true artist. It will be a while Remember, in the early min­ tion). People could see he was a OCALA - Billy Joe before I can get used to the idea utes following the news ofJack ­ delicate human being." '* Ashton Sr. was arrested that he's no longer with us." son's death, AT&T reported Delicate, but still profitable Tuesday only hours after The general"public adamant­ after death. BUSINESS that 65,000 text messages were 407-447-4555 being sentenced for illegal ly displayed an insatiable transmitted per second (nor­ According tQ Forbes.com, possession of a gun. appetite for the ATM: All mal traffic was 40,000). Klein Jackson was the third-highest Advertising Sales Director Ashton Sr. was charged Things Mike. said CNN's Internet traffic earning dead celebrity in 2009. Adam VerCammen x204 with second-degree mur- · As CNN president Jonathan increased fivefold from the In the four months after his [email protected] der in connection with the Klein said during a Michael time of Jackson's death to the death, Jackson's estate earned • death of his girlfriend, Jackson panel discussion in memorial service held at Los approximately $90 million, Distribution Manager Christine Wtles. 2009 at the annual National Angeles' Staples Center on July behind only fashion designer Chris Biddulph x211 Wtles has been missing Association of Black Journalists 7, 2009. Yves St. Laurent ($350 million) [email protected] ., since April 20oz Investiga­ Convention in Tampa: "There The attendees paid tribute and musical composers tors have conducted at was such an enormous interest to Michael for his innovation, Richard Rodgers and Oscar General Manager least four extensive in this story. We were over­ and, yes he was a pioneer, too. Hammerstein ($235 million); searches of the Ocala Raymond G. Bush x220 whelmed, globally. And we are a Bryan Monroe, former vice Behind Jackson was Elvis Pres­ [email protected] National Forest. Ashton is global network." president and editorial director ley, at $55 million. being held at the Marion And the incessant media for Ebony magazine, is widely · Could Jackson's deafho just as County Jail. coverage showed: For three credited with conducting the Elvis', also become sort of a weeks straight, CNN's Larry last one-on-one, domestic mystery theater? Famous • - King Live, for instance, featured interview with Jackson, which celebrity plus mysterious death at least one segment on Jackson appeared in the publication often equals a ripe GOCktail for Fax:407-447-4556 after his death. December 20oz conspiracy theorists. 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• Ua= SHUTTLE \J NOW SERYtJG THE LOFTS • • (entnl 1loriba :Jutun • June 24, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 Residents allowed home as Ariz. fire persists MICHELE PRICE resident Lula Whitehair, southern flank of the fire Tuesday, said fire reported and no structures fire was 80 percent con­ Associated Press 49. ''When we saw that fire to keep it from surging spokesman Eric Neitzel. have burned tained Tuesday afternoon, coming, we thought the back toward the city. The tankers, pa.rt of 19 The blaze tore though and a third fire 11 miles FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. worst." Meanwhile, firefighters under contract through stands of ponderosa pine northeast of Williams was An estimated 1,000 people Crews had enough con­ aided by air tankers and the U.S. Forest Service to that ring the city and rise expected to be fully con­ who were forced to flee fidence in their fire lines to helicopters were trying to fight fires across the coun­ up the slopes of nearby tained Wednesday. their homes because of a give the local sheriff the stop its growth to the try, are capable of carrying mountains. Conditions are Arizona Gov. Jan Brew­ forest fire outside Flagstaff OK to lift the evacuation . north. more than 2,000 gallons of dry, despite record er toured the fire area were being allowed to order, but he warned resi­ Efforts to fight the blaze fire retardant used to slow amounts of snowfall in the Tuesday. Earlier in the day, return Wednesday morn­ dents· to be prepared to · will likely continue for at the spread of fire. Nearly area last winter. she spoke with President • ing. leave again if necessary. least two weeks, incident 1,000 firefighters were bat­ Authorities said a Barack · Obama, who Homeowners and their The battle against the commander Dugger tling the blaze. campfire also was to assured her of the federal families began to trickle 22-square-mile Schultz Hughes said late Tuesday. Authorities said the fire blame for a smaller fire in government's continued into the evacuated neigh­ fire was far from over. At "It's going to be a long was started by an aban­ southeast Flagstaff Camp­ support in firefighting • borhoods at 8 a.m. They least 10 miles of fire line haul," he said. "But it's doned campfire, and fires will be prohibited in efforts. Two requests from had left their homes Sun­ still needed to be complet­ looking good." strong winds quickly three Arizona forests start­ the state for federal fire day after the fire erupted ed, and the blaze was just The fire's southern fanned the flames. No ing Wednesday. management assistance just north of the northern 20 percent contained. edge is about five miles major injuries have been The southeast Flagstaff funds have been granted. • Arizona city that is home Crews Wednesday from Flagstaff. to 60,000 people. planned to secure and Two heavy air tankers ''We're very glad," said widen the line on the helped fight the blaze .. Several apartments • suffer water damage

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passed through the breezeways on all three floors of Building 1 in an attempt to further evacu- . ate the building. • When he pulled the alarm on the first floor of the building, it didn't sound The reason for the alarm's failure has yet to be determined · The incident report stated that Moody made his way to the third floor, where two firefighters had • already begun to pull ceil­ ing in the breezeway to get to the source of the fire. The fire was then knocked • down and confined to the attic. It took three firefight­ ers to contain and then put out the fire. Part ofthe building was blocked off temporarily MATT YORK / ASSOCIATED PRESS Tim Snyder, of the Chino Valley Fire Dept., wraps up a hose on his engine during a mop up on the Schultz Fire late Tuesday in ., after the fire but is now Flagstaff, Ariz • accessible. FLA-CAT, a full-service insurance restoration con­ tractor, has been on the CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE scene since. Firefighters work in the rain Sunday afternoon, trying to put out a fire at Pegasw; Pointe is a Pegasus Pointe. The damage displaced five residents. UCF-afftliated student housing complex located on A1afaya 'frail. According to Chad Binette, the associate director of UCF News & Information, UCF Hous­ ing and Residence Life

II staff were able to the five students not able to SMALL PLATES return to their apartments. According to the inci­ • dent report, several of the ap~ents also suffered water damage. This isn't the first time --- • a fire has occurred at Pega­ sus Pointe. Taste around our new small plates In November 2004, an unattended cigarette menu of 30 items from just s3 caused a fire at Building ll. The building had to be rebuilt Coincidentally the fire on Sunday happened the first day ofLightning Safe- · ty Awareness Week. HOU LI HAN'S According to the R E STAURANT + BAR National Weather Service, Florida is the lightning lion cloud-to-ground light­ would. not allow the Future ,. capital of North America, ning strikes per year. Secu­ to speak to residents about 9150 International Dr. I 407.363.0043 with ~ average of14 mil- rity at Pegasus Pointe the incident 2600 E. Colonial Dr. I 407.894.3009 8520 W. lrlo Bronson Memorials Hwy. I 407.809.0900 1148 University Blvd. I 407.770.6990 houlihans.com

• A4 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com June 24, 2010 • (enttal :Jlotiba :Jutmi Advocates help victims review their options FROM Al U.S. crime scene Prevention and Interven­ U.S. crime was down across tion Services, the on-cam­ the board In 2007 when compared with the previous pus Health Center and the year. Violent crimes UCF Police Department decreased 1.4.percent. Victim Services offers advocacy services to assist Across the nation members of the UCF com­ Percent change, 2006-2007 munity who have been vic­ timized Murder Advocates are available to assist students if they Robbery wish to seek counseling, medical attention or file a Burglary police report It is an advo­ Motor cate's job to guide them vehicle theft through the process of their Property choosing. crime 'We are a 24-hour pro­ Rape gram, so someone can EMRE KELLY / CENTRAL FLORIDAFUTU RE access an advocate 24 hours The UCF Counseling Center, next to the Health Center, is one of several outlets for students who have been victimized. Aggravated a day," said Christine Mou­ assault ton, coordinator advocate was coming into our office," occurred tim but knows someone Being slipped a date rape for UCF Victim Services. Moutonsaid If the victim wishes to who is, it is best to stay by drug is a situation that is Arson "Initially, it's a phone call Victim Services also has report to the police, the the person and be prepared completely avoidable.· UCF Larceny/ They can explain to the an e-mail service called sooner they seek help, the to offer as much informa­ Prevention and Interven­ theft advocate what the situation ''.Ask an Advocate." better. Forensic evidence tion as possible to the tion Services offer pro­ police. grams so students can learn 02008MCT is, and then based on the sit­ ''Ifanyone has a question can be collected up to 72 $ouroe; U.S. Fad&ral Bureau of Investigation ., uation, the advocate can or concern they can always hours after a crime. "It depends on if it's a how to make healthy deci­ Graphic; Angela Smith give them options." e-mail '.Ask an Advocate,' The UCF Police Depart­ person known or if this is a sions when it comes to Victims can choose to and they will get a ment can take a report, find stranger kind of thing," drugs and alcohol than they used to be, but access forensic exams, file a response," Mouton said. out if the victim wishes to Emert said ''If it's a friend, I "The REAL Project" students still need to take police report and make '"Ibey will get some direc­ press charges, or do an would hope they'd stay offers a program called steps to prevent themselves emergency. appointments tion, some options,· refer­ investigation if the suspect close and go to the hospital Concealed Weapons. from being slipped some- at the women's clinic or rals. They can schedule for is unknown and the victim with the possible victim. "During this program, thing. counseling center. an appointment to come in wants to prosecute. But at the very least, be students have the opportu­ Iris Y. Cruz, assistant Letters to professors for and meet with an advocate, According to Officer aware oftheir health." nity to learn about the pos­ director ofUCF Prevention students whose class sched­ or they can just talk to an Jeannette Emert of the UCF In order to be safe and sibility ofdrug-induced sex­ and Intervention Services, ule may have been affected advocate over the phone:' police, the best course of have fun when drinking, ual assault and how to avoid urged those who believe are also provided The let­ . There is not a set-in­ action if one believes he or Emert advised students to becoming a victim of non­ they have been given a date ters do not disclose any stone reaction to being a she has been given a date stay with friends. Students consensual drug use and/or rape drug to contact Victim information victim. Mouton said every rape drug is to seek medical . should also be aware of sexual assault,'' said Services. Even if you are not the victim is different and attention their surroundings. Stephanie Spies, program "Understandably, a stu­ person who has been vic­ should do what is comfort­ "First, as soon as a per­ According to the UCF coordinator of Prevention dent in such a situation may timized, it is always-l5est to able for him or her. son thinks something· has Police Department's web­ and Intervention Services. feel scared or alone, and our help someone seek help for "It's really different for been given to them, they . site, students should never The program also · clinicians help students himself or herself: everybody, because every­ should go to an emergency leave their drinks unattend­ addresses consent to sex become connected to "You can't make some­ body is unique, and every­ room with someone else ed If a bartender is prepar­ and how to make safer resources available to body come, but you can just body has already had differ­ driving," Emert said. '½. ing someone's drink, it is decisions when it comes to them,'' Cruz said ''In doing be that person that says ent life experiences once friend, parent or even an best to watch the drink alcohol and its impact on so, our goal is to empower there are resources on cam­ they get to that point,'' she ambulance will do. Next, as being made. decision-making and sex. students to get the support pus that will help you and said ''If they want to know the victim, decide what you Students should always According to Spies, alco­ that they may need to effec­ that they are confidential," what their options are, they want to do about it" go out with friends and have hol is the No. 1 date rape tively cope with such a diffi­ Moutonsaid ·aren't sure what t do or Emert also said that a a designated driver. Ifsome­ drug. This is because alco­ cult event in their life. Addi­ • Victim Services is locat­ they just feel- traumatized victim should have some thing happens, they should hol is easy to access, legal if tionally, we provide ed-off campus on Research and unsure of what's avail­ form of identification and seek medical a~ention right you are older than 21 and students with information Parkway. able, then obviously the best anideaofwhathappened away. people do not think ofit as a that can help them change 'We're in the same build­ thing is to call the advocate:' It is helpful for victims to ''Have a plan of action of date rape drug. their alcohol use in order to • ing as the medical school, so Mouton said that J;ielp know when their food or what to do so you don't Spies said that date rape decrease the likelihood of it's confidential. No one can be offered at any time, drink was left unattended panic if it happens to you or drugs such as GHB and another such event from would know that person even days after a crime Ifsomeone is not the vie- your friend," Emert said rohypnol are less common occurring in the future:' •

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• • • --.UUIIWIJIDII' .. • I campus apartments' EAMPUS I ROSSINGS ~Cir acampus a;wbrerls coommy == STUDENT COMMUNITY College Station· 12100 Renaissance Ct, Orlando, FL3 2826 I .,- ' .. l ' ! _: (tntn( :Jro~ 1ututl • June 24, 2010 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com AS .... New office will benefit more than veterans FROM Al rent space in the registrar's Cost of fighting wars felt decades later > office until the end of December before moving Expenses related to compensating disabled war veterans have shot higher In recent years, with those who served In Vietnam accounting all operations to the new for 45 cents of every dollar spent. space. Veteran Services will still Total claims and annual costs as of Jan. 5, 2010 be maintained under the 1...,. 1870. 1t80t , registrar's umbrella and • offer select services of the that office, such as change­ World War fl Korean War Vietnam Era Peralan Gulf War i!ra Afghanletan and Iraq of-major forms. Out ot more than The number The most costly group A high rate of diagnosed problems About half a million veterans among the mlllions who served from these ongoing wars - "The new office will be 2.2 mlllion llvlng of vets in the of vets, due In part to a ,., good for work," said Seth vets, about 240,000 much higher incidence during and after the first Gulf War nearly one-third who have receive benefits, system has .fallen of mental problems and accounts for this high number; served - have flled claims Grubb, a junior micro and slightly each year, newly accepted claims related so far, and that number is likely down from more but the cost of health Issues related molecular biology major, to rise In the coming decades than 400,000 in benefits has risen to widespread exposure to Gulf War Illness will only add • Veteran Services Office 2003 to Agent Orange to the total employee and army veteran. 15.aJJl..clalma.. . 178,833 claims 'We won't have to piggy­ . 240,401 clan 1.1 mllllon claims 831,665 claims $1 .1 bllllon------back off the registrar's $2.tllllllon $1.6 billion $15.4 billion $8.1 bllllon ~ office. We'll have our own PeactttlmefOther area I think we needed that. We don't really have a place Clalme 7A U 5.8 627,367 20,3% of our own on campus." •• Veteran Services signed Co.t 7.2% la.1 j $5.7 bllllon 16.6% I the lease with the Arena for ·1· u1 the next four years with an • option for a fifth, choosing 34 3 the space in the Arena Veterans receiving benefits Amount of benefits s • Benefit cost per veteran because it "was one of the In millions In billlons $28,0 $3o.3 In thousands places on campus that had $23.4 $26.6 .. ,, the space," according to $19.5 $20.6 Mark Allen Poisel, associate vice president of Student Development and Enroll- ,it ment Services. Construction · on the existing space will cost between $300,000 and • $400,000, with $300,000 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 ,. ' coming out of the provost's Change,2003-09:+24°/o Change,2003·09:+7&0/o Change, ioo3.09 +41% budget, and the .remaining " difference being covered by Soorce: T(lbune analysla of U.S. Department of Veteran& Affairs Data Graphic: 0 2010MCT the student development and enrollment board, reached. through the office Middlekauff says he , In November, Veteran according to Poisel. of Veteran Services or hopes the new office and • Services will move to its new location, left, This total accounts for all through the Arena. study spaces will not only in the Arena for at build-out costs for the Tutoring will be offered help veterans but also least four years. offices and study rooms, in these study rooms SARC and the businesses in ., including fixtures, furniture, through the Student Acade­ and around the arena. EMRE KELLY / CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE design and construction mic Resource Center's This new office should The connecting study office. The rooms will also further ensure UCF's con­ spaces are available to all be available for reservations, tinued presence among the • students, not just veterans, much like the study rooms top 15 percent of G.I. Jobs and will be open until 11 in the hbrary. magazine's national list of p.m., even though the Veter­ 'We hear students com­ the most "military friendly an Services Office will close plain about not having a schools" whose recruiting " at 5 p.m. or 5:30 p.m., study space near the Tow­ programs · and veterans depending on the day ofthe ers," Middlekauff said. services are the most week. "There are only so many embracing of veteran .. The study spaces can be spots in the library." turned students.

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ball NATIONAL ' SPORTS Rooney staying, signs through 2014 RYAN BASS accepted this job two WRAP Sports Editor years ago, we certainly had high expectations to con­ BASEBALL · · . Terry Rooney is staying tinue to elevate our base­ at UCF, at least through ball prograin to the high­ the 2014 season. est level Amid rumors of a pos­ "I feel we are on our sible interest in the head way to do that, and I ain coaching vacancy at Notre very pleased and feel very Daine, Rooney signed a fortunate that the adminis­ contract extension with tration feels the saine the Knights, ending specu­ way." lation that the two-year Rooney, who won 33 head coach could bolt for gaines in 2010 and led the the Fighting Irish. Knights to 10 wins in Con­ "I ain really excited ference USA play, the about continuing on as most since the Knights head baseball coach here joined C-USA in 2005, was at UCF;' Rooney said in a a rumored candidate for CFFARCHIVE MARLINS FIRE GONZALEZ AS phone interview. ''I feel we the Notre Daine position Terry Rooney led UCF to 33 wins in 2010, the most for the program since winning 42 games in 200S before joining C-USA. MANAGER, LOOK TO OTHERS have accomplished quite a but said this contract - Fredi Gonzalez was bit the first two years here shows how committed he that is obviously, I ain very strates the commitment position was to be here fired as manager ofthe Florida Marlins with our coaching staff, is to staying in Orlando. excited to be here at UCF," that I have to be here long and build this program to on Wednesday, with the team owner · and I think the future is "The only thing I'm Rooney said. "I think the term. That's what I set out saying "we can do better and be better:' extremely bright. When I contract certainly demon- to do when I accepted this PLEASE SEE ON The Marlins are 34-36 following a going to say in reference to TRIBBLE A7 win over Baltimore on Tuesday night. Florida began the day in fourth place in the NL East, 7? games behind first­ place Atlanta. Edwin Rodriguez, who has spent the past 1? seasons as manager ofTriple-A New Orleans, takes over as manager on an interim basis. Also fired were bench coach Carlos Tosca and hitting coach Jim Presley. They were replaced on an interim basis by Brandon Hyde and John Mallee. "We owe it to our fans to put this team in the best possible position to win;' owner Jeffrey Loria said in a statement. "Everyone knows how Ifeel about winning. That's the reason we're making this change:' Gonzalez did not immediately return a phone call or a text message seeking comment. In three-plus seasons as the Marlins' manager, Gonzalez was 276-279. Before the 2009 season, he received a contract extension through 2011. Gonzalez is the third manager to lose his job this season. The others are Dave Trembley at Baltim_ore and Trey Hillman at Kansas City. When last season ended, Gonzalez's job was considered in jeopardy because Loria was upset that the Marlins failed to make the playoffs, although they finished 12 games above .500 with the smallest payroll in baseball. Several times this year Loria denied Gonzalez should be worried about his job security, most recently at the start of,a trip May 7 in Washington. But at the start of spring training, Loria had made it clear he had high · hopes this season. "Iexpect us to make the playoffs;'he said. ''We've got all the ammunition we need'.' That comment ratcheted up expectations for a team that outscored opponents by six runs last season and made no major offseason additions. Payroll this season is about $45 million, the highest since 2005 but still third­ lowest in the NL

DAVE MARTIN / ASSOCIATED PRESS Kentucky PG is the consensus No.1 pick to the Washington Wizards on most draft boards entering tonight's 2010 NBA Draft.As for the Magic and Heat, they'll have options to improve their teams. 2010 NBA Draft could breathe new Agood draft important in Heat's RAYS OWNER TO EXPLORE hope into Orlando Magic franchise chances of re-signing D-Wade NEW SITES FOR BALLPARK ST. PETERSBURG - Rays owner There are a lot leaving us with a Four years resigning their Stuart Sternberg wants to explore of reasons to be more than a few removed from an heart and soul, potential sites for a new ballpark . disappointed ifyou questions as to the NBA title and the Wade. throughout the Tampa Bay area, are an Orlando legitimacy of their dynamic duo of Let's be honest, reiterating his belief that downtown St. Magic fan. roster's composi­ Dwyane Wade and Wade's been a Petersburg is not a viable location for a Coming of its tion. . Shaquille O'Neal, replacement for Tropicana Field. one-man wrecking Although he did not rule out the second consecu­ Thursday it's safe to say the crew for the Heat prospect of remaining in Pinellas tive 59-win season, brings the NBA Miami Heat need the past two sea­ County, the owner called Monday for the teain was PADRICK BREWER Draft, a day that, to rebuild. RYAN BASS sons (no, I don't regional talks that would include unceremoniously Staff Writer ideally, can breathe So as Thurs­ Sports Editor consider Jermaine discussions about alternative in ousted from the new hope into a day's 2!)10 NBA O'Neal or Mario neighboring Tampa and Hillsborough playoffs by the Boston Celtics, franchise. Draft will bleed optimism i,nto a Chalmers a valid sidekick), and County. which essentially fielded the Here's a look at what the Heat franchise, it's important to they have been a playoff teain in "I know the facts aretoo persuasive same squad as it did last season, Magic have going for them head­ note that these moves the Eastern Conference. to ignore. Baseball will not work long when the Magic beat Boston in ing into the draft. could impact the Oh, 'and they still made the term in downtown St. Petersburg," said seven games to advance to the Heat's chances of Sternberg, who read a seven-minute playoffs in those seasons, and statement but did not take questions Eastern Conference Finals. What the team has Wade almost led them to the during a newconference. "And Iknow But the Magic were indeed Here's what we know: Orlan­ next round. thatthe Rays wantto remain in Tampa exposed this time around. The do has the best center in the But this teain needs help, • Bay:' team floundered against its first league in Dwight Howard. and that comes in the form of The club's lease at Tropicana Field taste ofquality That remains the one staunch four picks in the draft that • runs through 2027. Sternberg has said competi- truth of the teain, regardless of could hold one of the pieces to repeatedly that the Rays will not be tion, whether his teammates are Wade re-signing with Miami. • playing in the domed stadium on the making their shots or • edge of downtown when that ifthe defense is show­ agreement expires. What the team has Despite owning the best record in ing up. Mario Chalmers, Michael baseball for most of this season, the Howard is what Beasley and Daequan Cook. Rays rank 23rd in the major leagues in the team will be built That's all that's left on the home attendance, drawing an average around for the fore­ Heat's roster, as 10 p1ayers of 22,301 per game. seeable future, and become unrestricted free agents that, of course, will July 1, and that's not saying influence what the MIAM!., much.

- ASSOCIATED PRESS PLEASE SEE MAGIC ON AB HEAT PLEASE SEE HEAT ON AB (tntral 31om "1turt • June 24, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A7 Sports briefs Miller named to N~~ .list RYAN BASS the 2009 Conference USA son and a trip to their third onESPN2. Sports Editor Defensive Player of the bowl game in school his­ Year Award. tory - a 45-24 loss to Rut­ Cashman adds two reauits Bruce Miller is Miller isn't just in the gers - the Knights UCF tennis head arguably the best player top of the nation with his received some recogni­ coach Brian Cashman on UCF's defense. career sacks, but he's near tion for their upcoming added two more talented Now, he's been recog­ the best in the state of squad players to an already nized as one of the best Florida as well. His 27 In its college football impressive recruiting CFF ARCHIVE defensive players in the career sacks tie UF's Alon- , preview magazine class. Rooney was linked to be a possible candidate for the Notre Dame head coaching job but committed to UCF on Monday with a new deal through 2014. nation. zo Johnson for the ninth­ released Tuesday, Yahoo! Francese Aulina of Miller was named to most ever by an FBS play­ Sports ranked UCF as the Spain and Leonel Vivas of the national Watch List for er in the state. best team in Conference Venezuela will join the the Bronko Nagurski Tro­ Miller helped the USA'.s East Division - Knights' roster in the fall. phy, which is given annu­ Knights to the No. 4- second in the conference Aulina was recently ,Tribble has faith ally to the nation's top ranked defense in the behind Houston - and ranked in the top 150 in defensive player. nation in 2009. 51st best in the country. the Spanish men's open The Knights' defensive He is responsible for The magazine, released national rankings, and end enters the 2010 season arguably the play that annually, also selected as Vivas was ranked as high in Rooney's vision as the nation's career turned the Knights season the Nov. 5 contest as No. 2 in Venezuela in leader in sacks (27) and around, forcing a fumble between the Knights and the boys 16s and the boys FROM A6 Rooney said. ''I just feel so career tackles for loss against Marshall quarter­ the Cougars as the the 18s junior rankings when fortunate to have the (44). He has already been back Brian Anderson in game of the year for C­ he was in the country. the upper echelon in the administration here that named to several presea­ the fourth quarter of a USA UCF's recruiting class, country, and we are on our we do in Keith llibble and son All-American teams. home game on Nov. I that That late-season which includes such way to doing that." [Senior Associate Athletic In 2009, Miller had one helped the Knights grab matchup will pit UCF names as Matthew Under Rooney, the Director for Internal Oper­ of the best years for a the come-from-behind against the team it upset Zachary and Matthew Knights improved their ations] David Hansen. two defensive player in pro­ victory. last season for the Gladstone, was recently win total by ll games in people that are tremen­ gram history. He recorded Knights' first victory listed as the No. 26 class 2010. dous supporters of our 13 sacks and 18 tackles for Yahoo! ranks UCF tops in East against a ranked team, and in the country by tennis­ He brought in the No. 4- program. It's great to know loss on his way to winning Coming off an 8-5 sea- the game will be televised recruiting.net. ranked recruiting class that people here in the uni­ prior to the season. and the versity, the community and program saw arguably it's nationally see the direction best offensive season ever this baseball program is under the head coach. going." ''I am very pleased with Despite being on the the progress of our base­ road recruiting, Rooney ball program under coach has been trying to make Rooney," UCF Director of time to watch some of the Athletics Keith Tribble matchups in the College said in a release. "We've World Series. continually improved dur­ It's a place he's familiar ing his first two seasons at with and hopes he can lead UCF, both academically his team there under the and athletically. With his span of his new contract. exceptional recruiting, ·~ytime I get a chance we've established our­ to watch the World Series I selves as a program that certainly do," Rooney said can now compete for our "It's a place that I've been .. conference championship and certainly a place I hope in·upcoming seasons." to bring our baseball pro­ .As for Rooney, he.says gram to. Like I said, I want it's important to have man­ our kids to embrace that agement in place that and I want people to believes in the vision he embrace that here in our ' has for the program. baseball program. To have ''We talk about it all the a chance to see those out­ time, you are only as good standing teams compete I and successful as the peo­ hope gives our players CAITLIN BUSH / CENTRAL FLORIDAF UTURE ,. ple that you ai:e around," motivation." Bruce Miller, who was named to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list, helped lead UCF to a No.4-ranked defense in 2009 with his 13 sacks and 18 tackles for loss.

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The Heat just exercised not the same player from by the Washington Wiz­ For better or worse, their option on Chalmers, years past. ards, but don't underesti­ Orlando is also saddled keeping him as the point Miami desperately mate him. • with Rashard Lewis, guard at least for one more needs an inside presence He's a quick and physi­ Vmce Carter and Jameer season. to take all the pressure cal point guard who focus­ Nelson, a workable sup­ Beasley has been any­ away from Wade and give es on his defense, exactly .. porting cast, to be sure, thing but consistent since him a target down low. the type of player Riley is but one that could use an Miami selected him with But center isn't the only looking to insert into the upgrade. the No. 2 pick two years area the Heat could use lineup. ago. help in. Outside of Wade, Don't be surprised if Biggest need Actually, he's been assuming he re-signs, the Riley does look to immedi­ The biggest need for more productive off the Heat have needs at every ate options and take Orlando is someone who court and has caused single position. out of :E;:en­ • can create his own shot. headaches on the court as Beasley isn't the tucky or Nelson should spend a _a player that has underpro­ answer, Udonis Haslem is out of FSU, as both are lot of quality time during duced and hasn't grown expected to leave and take NBA-ready at the center the offseason to shore up into the player Pat Riley more money elsewhere position. • his passing, but when you thought he would be when and Chalmers could use The second round look at the roster, there is they selected him. some grooming, so look becomes a crapshoot, but not a sure-fire playmaker As for Cook, he's for Miami to be all over the Miami does feature back­ to be found another guy that has been place in an attempt to fill to-back picks at 41 and 42. Sure, J.J. Redick is nice a double-edged sword for needs. · Expect a center and to have running around the Heat, playing solid power forward to come off the court and coming off minutes one night and Potential picks the board here, probably screens, and Carter can underperforming another. With one first-round out ofTulsa • perform serviceably once But with Cook, you pick and three selections and forward every 15 games or so. know you're going to get in the second round, the out of Oklahoma. With But Redick is a shooter PHELAN EBENHACK / ASSOCIATED PRESS solid production off the Heat could wind up any­ their .final pick at 48, I with good cardio and Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard reacts during the second half of Game S bench and a quality 3- where with the kind of expect the Heat to find a Carter is, well, I guess he against the Boston Celtics during the NBA Eastern Conference basketball finals. point shooter. players they could bring like they did with is a basketball player, but in. Chalmers a few yeao; ago neither of them are the Orlando needs. ax;iteed deal. Biggest need At pick No. 18, I think and grab a guy like Greivis • ones who will be able to Another possibility is a And if there were any It's no secret that ever Miami goes with a promis­ Vasquez, the talented help when the perimeter somewhat local pick that truth to the floated since the Heat sent ing player then the most guard out of Maryland shots aren't falling and those in black and gold rumors of sending Carter Shaquille O'Neal to pressing need. Just rememl;>er, as double teams are swarm­ may not be too thrilled and Nelson to New Phoenix in 2008 that they Look for Kentucky you're watching the Heat's ing Howard about: Orleans for Chris Paul, the have been missing that guard to be draft keep Wade in mind fromUSF. need for a scoring two­ inside presence. the pick here. You know Riley will be Potential picks Jones can't shoot like guard becomes para­ They brought in anoth- He was overshadowed doing the same. • Picking so late in the Crawford, nor can he get mount. draft - the 29th and 59th to the basket and finish Given Orlando's draft­ Miami Heat's Dwyane picks in the draft, with like Crawford, but he is ing prowess - or, rather, Wade,left,and son seemingly no inclination much better without the the lack thereof - the Zaire sit courtside to trade them - the ball and would be a fme past few seasons, it's no during the third quarter in Game S of options for improvement Nate Robinson-esque guarantee the Magic will the NBA basketball are limited. player off the bench. come away with the play­ finals between the ,, Ideally, Oklahoma Even if Georgia Tech er they want, or a player Boston Celtics and Sta~e's James Anderson power forward Gani who actually stays with the Los Angeles would fall into their laps, Lawal or Florida State's the team. Lakers on Sunday, but that won't happen. Solomon Alabi were avail­ But Magic fans should June 13, in Boston. But , able, Orlando has feel good about the team's from Xavier, could be absolutely no need for future whatever draft day available, and if so, the another post player with brings, because they are Magic should snap him its first-round pick. still built to win a lot of up. With Howard, Marcin games. Scouts and analysts say . Gortat - for now - And there are worse one of Crawford's weak­ Brandon Bass and Ryan things in the world than nesses is that he is only Anderson all under con­ being a fan of one of the effective with the ball in tract for 2010-11, it would top foµr~ teams in the his hands, which, fortu­ be a waste to pick another league:1Yoy could be a fan . nately, is exactly what player of that ilk to a guar- ofthe Miaini.Heat. ~: .

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The ·social and Firestone Live welcome genres of all kinds ALEXANDER YOUNGBLOOD Contributing Writer

Orlando has played host to both nationally renowned and locally pr! musical acts. Located throughout the city, the venues that host these artists hav become local hangout spots for many UCF students. Two downtown venues provide live concerts for the UCF population's diverse taste in music in two very different settings. Firestone Live Firestone Live is Orlando's old­ est and largest downtown venue. Formerly known as Club Firestone, the site was renovated two years ago and changed from a club format to a pure concert and private party venue. The name change reflects the new atmosphere Firestone Live wants patrons to feel · "There's really no comparison to any other venues," said Tom Davis, the marketing manager for Fire­ stone Live. "If you like great live music, being downtown, and being in an intimate venue, then Firestone Live is for you." Firestone Live has a capacity of 1,530 but still manages to keep an intimate setting through its design. The main concert hall features two full bars. For concert-goers, the stage is set up high, so no matter where you are in the venue, you will have a view of the band While the venue is large, it is a good idea to arrive early, as lines are known to form before the doors open. . "I grew up in Orlando and have been to all the venues countless times," said Travis Slavens, a junior majoring in digital media. "I prefer Firestone, because it is bigger than all the other venues." ·we·are very multi-faceted as far as genres go," Davis said. Firestone Live has attracted mul­ tiple big names from many genres. Whether it be Lil Wayne and Coolio for the hip-hop lovers, Dinosaur jr. for the rockers, Passion Pit for indie fans or bands like GWAR ·for those into heavy metal, Firestone is likely to bring someone you like to town. This year, Firestone Live is host­ ing the Vans Warped Tour for Orlando in the Firestone Amphithe­ ater directly behind the main building. The traveling punk and alternative rock fest features a slew of bands and will be taking place all day July 25th. Weekly concerts take place every Friday and Sunday although there are other concerts and events that take place other nights and in the day. There is also a Ladies Night every Thursday. "Firestone Live has become a destination," Davis said, "not just a drive­ by." If you want more information on Firestone _Live and upcoming concerts visit firestonelive.net. Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster as well as at the Firestone Live tick­ et office, which charges no service fees, located directly behind the venue. The Social Located in the middle ofDowntown Orlando, The Social provides a small

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It feels like it's been a while since "good movie" and have been said in the same sen­ .... tence. Courtesy Twentieth Century Fox Sandler's latest film, KNIGHT AND DAY (PG-13) Grown Ups, is another big Alone ly woman whose seemingly Hollywood comedy to fea­ harmless blind date suddenly turns ture an all-star cast, but it her life upside-down when asuper spy takes her on a violent worldwide feels that this lineup is journey to protect a powerful battery really desperate for a hit. that holds the key to an infinite · Along with Sandler, the power source. film stars , , Directed by: James Mangold and . Starring: Tom Cruise, cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard, Maggie Grace, Paul Dano This cast feels more like a sports team assem­ bling a collection of aging veterans for one last shot at a championship. ...,. And just like many of Grown Ups those teams, this film falls (PG-13) 12:15 1:10 2:45 4:15 5:10 7:05 7:45 short of greatness. 9:4010:1512:15am The story is about five Knight and Day childhood friends · who (PG-13) 11:45am 12:351:15 2:253:404:30 reunite after 30 years at S:05 6:40 7:20 8:00 9:lS 10:0510:4011:55 the funeral of their youth Jonah Hex basketball coach during (PG-13) 12:2oi:J55:008:0510:1012:2oam Fourth ofJuly weekend. ToyStory3 • Sandler plays a Holly- . (G) 12:051:50 2:40 4:25 5:15 7:00 7:50 9:35 wood agent who is mar­ 10:2512:lDam ried to a fashion designer, Toy Story 3 in Disney Digital 30 played by Salma Hayek. (G) 11:40am 1102:15 3:55 4:506:30715 Rock is a stay-at-home 9:0510:0011:40 dad, James is a father to a TheA-Team 4-year-old that still breast (PG-13) 11:50am 12:45 2:30 3:30 5:10 6:45 feeds, Spade is the single 8:109:3010:5012:10am ,, guy who never .grew up The Karate Kid (2010) and Schneider is a sensi­ (PG) 11 :35am 1215 2:50 4:05 6:35 7:15 9:45 tive vegan married to a 10:20 woman 20 years older Get Him to the Greek than him. TRACY BENN ITT / COLUMBIA PICTURES-SONY (Rl 12:55 410 7:15 9:5012:25am After the funeral, the part Grown Ups' Maya Rudolph, left, and Chris Rock and of ensemble cast that delivers nothing but tepid jokes. Killers plot goes on cruis~ control I (PG-13) 12:10 4:107:4010:10 ,,, as the parents deal with As for the jokes, they Any non-razzing jokes mi's cameo. Grown Ups their family problems and are uninspiring. fall flat, because most of Buscemi's "charming" Mannaduke the opposing team that A majority of the jokes . them were either shown good loqks and injury gags (PG) 12:00 2:20 4:55 7:10 91511:45 • ••••Dugan Sandler's crew defeated in come from each of the in the trailers or were were the most consistent­ Director: Dennis Princeof Persia:TheSandsofTnne ,.,,, a basketball champi­ stars ripping on each extremely predictable. ly funny parts of the film. Stars: Adam Sandler, Kevin James, (PG-13) 1:004:407:5510:45 Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob onship that won't let the other in a manner any There are funny It .is a shame that the Schneider Sex and the Chy 2 loss go. group of friends would. . moments but no punch stars of this movie are Starts Friday in select theaters (R) 12:40 3:507:3010:35 I understand being This works because lines, set-piece jokes or starting to look like they Shrek Forever After ,,j'\ upset over losing a cham­ you can tell that the cast catchphrases to think of. hav:e lost a step, especially the mark Funny People set. (PG) 1:05 4:356:5591011:50 pionship game, but hold­ have been friends for a I chuckled a couple of Sandler. Ifyou are a fan of any of ing a grudge over a youth long time - four of the times, but nothing made 2009's Funny People, the five stars, you will get Robirillood (PG-13) 12:30 3:35 6:50 9'55 game that happened 30 five were on Saturday me laugh. which hyped an all-star a couple of chuckles but years ago is petty, even by Night Live and have been The shining star in the comedy cast, was a mas­ none that will stay fresh lronMan2 low-brow humor stan­ in several movies togeth­ laughter department sive disappointment, and after you leave the movie (PG-13) 12:50 4:00 7:3510:30 dards. er. comes from Steve Busce- Grown Ups falls short of theater. - listings for Friday, June 25 FREE ADMISSION ,1 .

June 25 7:05pm June 26 7:05pm June 27 12:05pm FLORIDA PRIDE vs ., TENNESSEE .. DIAMONDS I .*First 200 fans at the gate with this Ad 2004 receive FREE ADMISSION. Olympic Gold Medalist Watch the Pride at ESPN Wide World of Sports Cat Osterman July 22-25 and July 29-August .1 • t: a ~ . ~ (entnl :Jrorib 1utun • June 24, 2010 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com ATI •~bl;tdi~M!tliHliStili-t, Advocacy groups are a way to get students' voices heard Last week, I received an apply. issues regarding students. conglomerate, a bureau­ idiosyncrasies. e-mail from the Office of With UCF's increasing­ With UCF's enrollment cratic, red-taped system In other words, your Students Rights and ly rapid expansion, stu­ of more than 53,000, some is usually enacted in biggest advocate is Responsibilities about the dent advocacy groups are students may feel that order to provide neces­ yourself. Golden Rule Review Com­ becoming extremely their per~;onal needs in the sary channels of upward But when there is a mittee. important. academic realm are not communication. procedural discrepancy, They're now accepting These groups help being properly addressed. While this type of whether it's in the applications for the 2010-ll determine the way in A large public universi­ system may provide financial aid depart­ TYLER GILLESPIE school year. I, for one, which the university ty is kind of like a corpo­ officials and directors ment or the advising • Columnist think that everyone should addresses procedural ration. And with any large with an adequate way of office, students must dealing with routine have some kind of problems, it can also recourse. make students feel like UCF has a lot of just·another faceless great professionals and number in the institu­ educators, but one bad Venues draw acts from everywhere tion. experience _; be it with FROM A9 You know, the left an adviser or professor hand doesn't know what - may ruin the whole yet very personal concert the right foot is doing, college experience. for attendees. Despite its or something like that. Student advocacy size, the venue is In such a system, stu­ groups such as the renowned nationwide arid dents must have some Golden Rule Review attracts many big-name way of expressing their Committee can help acts. disputes in order to gain make sure that students "We regularly see retribution. don't get left national and international­ Throughout my five behind. ly touring talent" said Lau­ years at UCF, I've heard Organiz- rin Fedora, the marketing all types of complaints ing committees manager of The S_ocial. from my friends and for more "Due to the intimate set­ expressed some myself internal­ ting and layout of The about the student's role monitoring Social, many bands enjoy in the university's pro­ groups playing the club when they ceedings. not only might be better suited for a Some warranted and helps the larger venue." ' others probably not. student I'm sure anyone The setting of the club body, but features a stage that is reading this, who they also about waist level, so per­ attends a large public help the formers regularly jump off, institution, could think university, prance around and interact of some example appli­ because with the crowd. cable to their life. more advo- "Even standing back by People might say, cacy "You [kids] need to the bar, you're still only 20 Hip-Hop act 2Live Crew performs at Firestone Live in July of 2007. groups on l feet away," Fedora said. grow up. You can't campus expect someone to hold can ensure "On occasion, a singer will reggae, dub, hardcore, still come to Orlando rasaid. wander through the club your hand through the · students' punk, rock, singer/song­ because of their great expe­ The Social is then able college process." rights aren't and hop up on the bar for a writer and occasionally riences at The Social to bring back bands like song." But there is a differ­ systematical­ country. Every Tuesday To allow these bands to The National (whose only . ence between being ly being violat- "It's really small, so if night The Social. features play for all their Orlando­ Florida appearance is lazy or ignorant and ed. you're lucky enough to get resident hip-hop, acid jazz based fans, The Social through ·Toe Social) and a ticket you're really close being overlooked. Potentially, this can house artists Phat-n-Jazzy. works with other venues in reggae act Slightly Stoopid. . Yes, we as students make students happier to the performances," said 'Toe sound is arguably the Orlando area to make ·Due to the size of the Kortni Watkins, a senior· must make ourselves with their overall colle­ the best of any live music sure. all fans get to see the venue, it is best to buy tick- . aware of the university's giate experiences. micro and molecular biolo­ venue downtown," Fedora act. ets e·arly, because shows gy major. "It has a great policies. Expressing student said. "We take these acts to a frequently sell out. There are plenty of concerns in the institu­ atm.osphere." Over the years, the venue number of other local ven­ If you would like more The venue plays host to resources on campus tion helps refine the has hosted many bands who ues including the Plaza information on The Social that can help students system. many different acts and now have too many fans for · Theatre, Hard Rock Live and upcoming concerts genres of music, "including become more conscious We gotta fight, for the venue, but these bands and House of Blues," Fedo- visit thesocialorg. of the university's many our right ... to· graduate.

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OUR STANCE .,.131JT TIE PRIVATE c;g:irn 00 REAU.Y HIRING ANYMQP,E,., Off-color speech __) should.be fine ote to self: If you Adviser Jim Jones a favorite beer is Bud Light ever decide to talk "clown." Lime. i N > I smack about your A clown? Clearly, he's not the boss, try not to do it to a Really? embodiment of class and reporter. It Sure clowns are frighten­ sophistication. could cost you your job. ing but, to us, not a good Not to mention the arti­ NATE BEELER /THEW ASHINGTONEXAM INER On second thought, go enough reason for cle was from Rolling Stone, ahead and do so, especially McChrystal to lose his job which is a reputable publi­ if he's really asking for it. at such a pivotal time in the· cation, but much of its polit­ On Tuesday, the uproar war. But he lost it anyway, ical coverage is aimed for started after some unsavory of course, because Obama is shock value. Don't buy the hype: comments were made by one sensitive cat. We guess it worked well Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal And in to replace him this time. and his team about Presi­ comes Gen. David Petraeus Besides, is now really a dent 's ... again, the same general time to hand over the Modesty still valuable administration and his deci­ who was in charge of coali­ responsibility of this war to sions over the Afghanistan tion forces in Iraq. another general? war to reporter Michael McChrystal's comments We're facing an unrealis­ I was shocked when I the reaction of200 people Hastings. may not have been tactful, tic deadline and American read the headline is not enough to deter­ By unsavory, we mean but at least he didn't lie. soldiers are losing their 'Women find modesty an mine how all or even McChrystal was being If anything, he helped lives. unattractive trait in men'' most women feel about down-right honest, in his give the American public Let's put his "poor word from an article on the anything. own signature military Pat­ some understanding of choice" aside for a second. website Asylwn. Since there is not a bet­ ton-esque way. what he feels is working - McChrystal spoke to the I am a woman, and I ter study of how women Most of the comments and not working - in media about why he thinks definitely disagree with feel about modest men, I cited were ones that were Afghanistan. the war is not going to be that headline. In addition, thought we could focus made off-handedly, and in It's strange to us that won by allowing the CIA to I know several women on why it is important for personal conversations, McChrystal got all this heat use drones. who would likely dispute JERRIANN SULLIVAN ladies to support these fel­ while McChrystal was sur­ for being honest to the As general, he feels win­ this so-called fact too. Guest Columnist lows. That is ifthese elu­ rounded by a small group of American public about his ning the war isn't feasible at We will discuss the sive creatures even exist. his aides. thoughts on the Obama this current stage. reasons it is necessary to The dictionary defines appreciate modest men in a moment. modest as having or showing a mod­ If you haven't read the administration. 1 The man didn't admit to article and are wondering The man was chosen - some gigantic scandal or try First, I would like to discuss an erate or humble estimate of one's what were some of the by Obama, by the way - to cover anything up. important aspect, possibly the most merits or importance. . comments that is causing all for his position because of If this hadn't happened important one, of this study: the lack I have experienced a lot of men of this ruckus, here are his knowledge on how to to a president of celebrity of actual women in it. talking at me - rather than to or some examples: run wars, not his profes­ status, more people would Videos of a man and a wQman with me - about their brilliance. A '½re you asking about sionalism or charm. be on McChrystal's side. interviewing for a job were shown to less confident, more realistic assess­ Vice President Biden?" He is an experienced We question why there's 200 people during the study, con­ ment of their actual achievements McChrystal says with a expert on the situation in so many questions when ducted by researchers from Rutgers would be refreshing. laugh, "Who's that?" Afghanistan, so why should someone within the admin­ University. It is similar to fmding $20 in your "Biden?" suggests a top he be condemned for giving istration questions the Neither the man nor the woman coat jacket; it is unexpected, and adviser. "Did you say: Bite his opinion? administration. were actual applicants for a job, they therefore you are pleasantly sur­ Me?" We mean really, the arti-' Say that 10 times fast, but were actors reading a script, which prised I would rather be impressed Another example was de mentions how McChrys­ don't let it get published in called them to be as modest as possi­ with someone's actions than being when a McChrystal aide tal's favorite movie is Tal­ Rolling Stone, or else Obama ble. disappointed because they sold me called National Security ladega Nights and his may fire you. The results showed that the some pipe dream. female applicants found the male Modest doesn't mean meek or actor to be less qualified for the job mild The dictionary describes it as because ofhis humble behavior. being free from vanity, egotism, I am not debating that the partici­ boastfulness or great pretensions.-I pants of the study found the male am not sure I see what is wrong with actor to be unattractive. anyone being free from vanity. The Future encourages comments from readers. In order to be considered for publication, That is not the point. At the least it will save you some -, letters to the editor should not exceed 300 words; w~ may edit for length. Submit them online What is crucial is that only 200 time while waiting to leave the at www.CentralFloridaFuture.com or fax them to 407-4414556. Questions? Call 407-447-4558. people were actually used to draw house, because the days of women . . the conclusion that women don't like always taking longer than men to modest men - and they were not primp are over. even all women I have more than Another cominon idea of mod­ 200 female friends on Faceboook esty is the absence of showy extrava­ How many females I know - gance, which is the trend right now even though it outnumbers the study anyway. participants greatly - doesn't give With·the recession and high us an accurate idea of how women unemployment rate Americans have feel about modest men, either. been less ostentatious. Not when there are more than 6 Whether you nodded or shook Don't iWaste billion people on the planet. your head while reading the Asylum The United States Census headline it doesn't hurt to appreciate Bureau's World Population Clock modest behavior. puts us at about 6.8 billion people. Just don't be too proud ofyours elf your_old phones In my humble opinion, measuring while doing so.

f you were smart and recycled or, if it is still work­ or cigarette buds on the I ahead of the game, it's ing, being put to use by ground when there's a trash MAN ON THE STREET possible you're reading someone who is in need of a can three feet away. The lit­ this stance on your brand cell phone but may not have tle things make all the differ­ T H E WORD AROUND CAMPUS spankin' new iPhone 4. the means to buy a $400 ence. Try not to let the drool phone that can do every­ Recycling your cell phone drip on your new screen, thing, anything and then is definitely a less time con­ even though we're positive some. suming - and cheaper - 'What do you think of there's an application that Cell phones are made way to be green than to can wipe that up for you. from materials that can be change every light bulb in Thursday is a momentous harmful to the environment your house or buy all-natu­ day for all of Steve Jobs' when they are not disposed ral cleaning products. differential ·tuition?' minions, because many peo­ of properly. Ifyou're lucky enough to ple felt that it was time for a According to the Environ­ afford an iPhone, then it's new phone. mental Protection Agency, not going to hurt you to . Not out of necessity, but recycling cell phones saves make this one simple step out of sheer want. energy by keeping usable for Mother Nature. Nobody can resist the materials out oflandfills. We don't want to sound temptation of newer, faster Cell phones are made pushy, we just think it's silly technology. from materials like metals, to be wasteful It's completely natural to copper and plastic. There are a myriad of want the latest gizmo or These materials require websites for which one can RACINE DAVIS ERIN SAITTA DEVIN MUCHA Digital media, junior Chemistry, grad student Business, sophomore gadget that Apple or any energy to mine and manu­ use to recycle his or her other company has to offer. facture. When cell phones phone or donate it to a char­ "It doesn't affect me at all, "I get a tuition waiver, so it ''That's pretty crazy. I get And with the way tech­ are recycled, they are con­ ity that gives cell phones to because I'm an athlete, and won't really affect ·me. But Bright Futures and grants nology is advancing, we're served so that new products the needy. The resources are athletics pays for my tuition." how necessary is it to raise the already, and Bright Futures • only going to replace our maybe made. there, all it takes is a little price?" doesn't pay the increase." electronics faster and faster Recycling your cell phone initiative. each year. will also help reduce green­ Be careful though - What's the expression? house emissions and con-· some of these websites are Gotta keep up with the serve natural resources. scams that just want to sell • Jones'? Just because we are a the guts of your old phone. No harm in that. nation of materialism does Some legit ones are: While you download all not mean that we have to be www.eco-cell.com or your new apps, music and one of waste. www.cellphonesforsoldiers.c phone numbers, we do have Recycling or donating om. . VERONICA ZAZZARO PRAVIN NANAYAKKARA WILLIAM WATSON a request. your phone is such an easy It's likely that your cur­ Psychology, junior Biology, senior Communications, senior Ifyou have yet to do any­ way to help the environment rent or previous cell phone "I think that really sucks. "I think they should keep ''That sounds horrible. It does­ thing with your old phone, that we can't help but won­ company works in conjunc­ Students comedown here tuition the same for people n't benefit thestud ents.W e we ask that you dispose of it der why someone wouldn't tion with a program that will sometimesb ecause it's more who already attend here. They already have to pay enough for responsibly. do it. It's almost as bad as recycle your phone. affordablethan other places." could just enforce it for new new things, but where isth e Ensure that it is being people who will ~ow trash All it takes is asking. ,, ~· stud~ ts." extra m· ey going?" ' efenttal Jlodba 1uture

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