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Recommended Citation "Central Florida Future, Vol. 42 No. 75, November 29, 2010" (2010). Central Florida Future. 2348. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/2348 SGA-approve Title town, Fla. Students aim to have With win, UCF will host C-USA new bike co-op running title game this Saturday -SEESPORTS,A8 by spring - SEE NEWS,A2 Service I WHOYAGONNACALL AFTER A GRE improvement underway HANGOVER New test to go into effect August 2011 Your head aches, you're hungry and CHRISTY PHILLIPS Kaplan Test Prep survey To vote on apoll your house is littered with sticky Contributing Writer plastic cups. Who ya gonna call? released earlier this about this article: Hangover Helpers.Two University of month. www.UCFNews.com Colorado graduates are marketing a As students prepare to The release of the new business by that name in graduate from UCF this results of the Kaplan sur ferent format, anew scor Boulder, home of CU's main campus. semester, various options vey follow a recent ing system and should bet They'll bring in breakfast burritos await them, one of them announcement from the ter reveal astudent's likely and Gatorade the morning after a being grad school. Graduate Record Exam success in graduate party - and dean up the mess. But for those who want regarding changes to the school, according to the Marc Simons started deaning party to e~end their time with test required for entrance website of the Educational houses about ayear ago for extra in the walls of aclassroom, into most graduate .school Test Service, the adminis cash and realized he'd found aniche , the competition just got programs expected to go trator of the GRE. despite the bad economy. He that much more intense - into effect next August. Patricia Bishop, the teamed up with high school friend or at least it's expected The revised test will LILYMAXWELL /C ENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Alex Vere-Nicoll and started to- according to a new have new questions, adif- PLEASE SEE ONA5 UCF alum Josh Bousfield and Amanda Niepert, who is applying to grad school at Hangover Helpers.They charge $15 APPLICANTS UCF,study their GMAT guides Nov. 22 at the University Technology Center. mmate. I Prof. finds inmates feign Breaking news on mental ilhtess la your cell Faking illness involves perks Get UCF news sent to your cell phone. Just text the keyword JENNIFER PRITCHARD UCFNEWS to 44636. ContributingWr iter The mentally ill population imprisoned in AROUND CAMPUS,A2 the U.S. is the highest it has ever been, but some inmates aren't being entirely honest about their RESEARCH EVENT symptoms. Dr. Andrew Nanton, assistant professor of SENDS STUDENTS psychiatry at the UCF College of Medicine has OFF-CAMPUS recently discovered that inmates are feigning Hosted in the Student Union, mental illnesses in an effort to gain advantages the research event will invite while serving out their sentences. students to attend institutions "It's a small but important number who are within the US and overseas for feigning their symptoms," Nanton said research purposes.The research The most common motives to pretend period runs during the summer. among inmates were not what Nanton had expected. Rather than to avoid criminal conse quences, more common reasons included obtaining prescription drugs or getting better LOCAL &STATE, A2 housing arrangements. Sophomore psychology major Lee Fouche is BURGLAR MADE not surprised that some inmates are choosing to BROWNIES,SURFED feign mental illnesses. WEB, STOLE GUN "People fighting drug addictions in prison Authorities are searching for a PLEASESEE STU DY ON A4 burglar they say broke into a Jacksonville home, baked brownies, surfed the Internet and took anap before fleeing Video games help with the homeowner's gun. Fructose corn syrup students stay active ELDERLY MAN gains national attention ELYSSA SCHWARTZ ACCUSED OF ASHLEY SI KAND Forcommentson ContributingW riter Contributing Writer this artide, see: The video gamers' familiar sound of clicks ATTACKING DEPUTY • www.UCFNews.com and taps from their Xbox or PlayStation con Authorities say an irate 84-year In the lab, researchers troller is being replaced by the sound of afast old man hit adeputy in the dressed in white coats sur to fuel their growth, this is paced "ba-bum-ba-bum-ba-bum''- an increased stomach with his cane when rounded two petri dishes the first time a link has heart rate. the officer warned him to leave following the carbon been shown between fruc The video game industry has been consistent aclinic where he had been labeled sugars in the cells, tose and cancer prolifera MCT CAMPUS in coming out with products that get gamers off cursing at an office manager. to determine what exactly tion," Dr. Anthony Heaney, Modified genetically, corn is used in the couch and use they were being used for an associate professor of everything from food to batteries. their bodies as the For more photos and how. medicine and neuro controllers. Dance .G onthisstory,see: University of California surgery, aJonsson Cancer sugar). Dance Revolution 0 www.UCFNews.com INDEX TODAY'S at Los Angeles' Jonsson Center researcher and It is also an ingredient was one of the first Around Campus 21 WEATHER Cancer Center said it was senior author of the study derived from corn. followed by the N°IDtendo Wri Fit and the newest Weather 2 ,. glucose and fructose that said ''It is important to know of them all: The Xbox Kinect. Local &State 2 triggered this rapid prolif Fructose· was intro that the UCLA study and Assistant professor of medical education and Sports Sj ,, eration in the cells -can duced into the United all other scientific nutrition Dr. Susan J. Hewlings said these types of Opinion 10 cer cells that is. States in the late 1970s as a research that has been video games create interactive learning and has Classifieds 11 EVENING '½!though it's widely liquid sweetener that done does not show that so far shown to be effective. 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The Centro/ Florido Funx, Is the independent. student Previous UCF stu wnrten newspaper at the Univellity of Central Ronda. Opinions in the Future are those of thei ndividual dents have researched at columnist and notnece<>lrtly those of the editonal ru,ff Harvard, Yale and Van or the Univer;ity administration. Allconten tis property derbilt. of the Central Florido Future and may not be reprim.d in The event, held on part or in whole without permissionfrom thepublisher. Tuesday, will run from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in Room 218A NEWSROOM of the Student Union. All 407-447-4558? students are welcome to Editor-in-Chief Emre Kelly x2P attend. UCF's registered student organization dedicated to all things bicyde, Spokescouncil has helped to develop the new cooperative. CFF.editor@gmailcom Apollo community to host memory-sharpening event News Editors With final exams Brandi Broxson x213 approaching, the Apollo Katie Kustura x213 community will be host [email protected] ing an event for all stu Online News Editor Meghan Lindner x213 dents. Changing gears Online.CFF@gmailcom It will be designed to help in information reten Spokescouncil cooperative seeks place on-campus Opinions Editor tion for students who Adrienne Cutway x213 need to study for finals. BRITTANY BLACKSHEAR has been working with the Stu campus and a'hub' for bike cul Opinions.CFF@gmailcom The event will be held Contributing Writer dent Union to secure aspace ture." from 6to 7p.m. on Tues close to the heart of campus. Bagnell wrote that the reso Sports Editors day in the Apollo commu The biggest news in UCF "We've picked a site and lution passed by senate would Danny Aiello x215 nity. For further informa bike culture should manifest everyone seems excited about help the club in making strides Mike Balducci x215 tion, students can visit itself somewhere on campus the project, however I think to speed up the construction of [email protected] www.sarc.sdes.ucf.edu. next semester, according to that we still will need approval aco-op as well as open lines of Variety Editor SGA'.s environment and sus from a few sources and will communication between stu Jessica Martin x214 tainability specialist, Michael possibly still need to get fund dent bikers ·and members of [email protected] Newman. ing for the project approved," administration. At Nov. 18's senate meeting, Bagnell said. "The funding ''We've also helped by being Photo Editor LOCAL Newman stopped by with an would be for the minor con part of talking with on campus Tina Russell x213 update about the project that struction that would need to be departments about the cycling Photo.CFF@gmailcom &STATE senate passed a resolution in done, the ongoing maintenance needs of students. We've been Staff Writers Keep local with headlines Kerri Anne Renzulli,Matt you may have missed support of earlier this semester. of the co-op itself doesn't need working with UCF PD, Land Reinstetle,Gr etha McCandele, The on-campus bike coop additional funding at this Management and other depart Camille Thomas,Becky Jackson, Man broke into house via erative, aproject developed by point." ments to help with bike rack Jessica Campbell, Jessie Kristof, unlocked car's garage remote Spokescouncil - UCF's regIS One of the previous bike co placement and have open com Lacy Papadeas, Jordan Swanson, Authorities say the man tered student organization ded ops, also sponsored by munication about bike thefts Abigail Donaldson broke into the house by icated to all things bicycle Spokescouncil, was located in and the bike auction," Bagnell getting inside an unlocked will be aplace where students an off-campus storage space on said. "Previously, these depart Staff Photographers car parked in the driveway can not only get aflat tire fixed, University Boulevard. ments did not have such easy Tina Russell, Adolfo Ceballos, and activating the garage but learn how to do it them That co-op, overseen by access to finding out what Katie Dees, Kathryn Page,Michelle door opener. selves should it happen again in senior computer science major problems students were having Davis,Amy Simpson, Kevin Harris, While there he baked the future. Ryan Brady, only offered serv and students did not know who Alex Schierholtz,Mandy Georgi, brownies, surfed several "The co-op will serve sever ices on Saturdays. The current to go to with their concerns. Rebecca Strang,Abigail Donaldson Internet pornography al functions," said Marcus Bag bike co-op's services are still "We're hoping that the co sites, drank some orange nell, agraduate student and the only offered on Saturdays, but op can act as ahub for easy and Copy Editors juice and slept in one of president of Spokescouncil, in it's npw located in Brady's open communication between Padrick Brewer,Michelle Dendy the beds. an e-mail. "We will offer to garage. students and the administra Production teach students how to maintain "Moving on campus, in my tion." Joseph Mangabat deputyElderly manin the said stomach to have hit and repair their bikes for free, it opinion, will make member Though approval from the Mark Thorstenson Bay County sheriff's will be aplace where riders can ship explode," Brady said of the school is pending, Bagnell is Editorial Adviser deputies were called to educate themselves on how to organization. "We will be confident in the project. Michelle Yoffee Callaway Clinic on ride safely and legally in the immediately accessible to all "If everything goes smooth Michel/[email protected] Wednesday night because road [and] act as a liaison bikes around campus, and it ly we think we can be set up by the man was yelling and between students and campus will be really exciting to see sometime next semester," Bag cursing at an office man departments dealing with bike Spokescouncil mature into a nell said. ager. issues." very recognizable, important For students interested in 407-447-4555BUSINESS According to a police Bagnell also wrote organization filling avoid Spokescouncil, the group report, the office manager that Spokescouncil that UCF has had for a meets at 8p.m. Advertising Sales Director asked authorities to hopes the co-op will long time - every Adam VerCammen x204 remove the man from the eventually serve as a free bike [email protected] clinic. resource for students to When the deputy obtain abike if theydon't Tuesday Distribution Manager warned the man he would have one. night on Sci Chris Biddulph x211 be arrested if he didn't Though it ence Drive, [email protected] leave, the man allegedly hasn't offi just past Cam hit the officer in the stom cially been ach with his cane. pus Crossings, for General Manager Deputies say the man approved their slow bike ride, Raymond G. Bush x220 also hit the officer in the yet, Bagnell which brings 20 to 30 [email protected] leg as he was being hand wrote that participants on cuffed. the group average. - ASSOCIATED PRESS Fax: 407-447-4556 Published by Knight Newspapers LET US KNOW 11825 High Tech Ave.Ste .100 The Future is working to Orlando,FL 32817 compile information about interesting and unique jobs held by students for an arti LOCAL WEATHER cle that will be published this fall Today TODAY IN DETAIL Tuesday High:84° If you feel that you or an Today: Partly cloudy skies early. A Onefree copy oft heCen tral Rorida Future acquaintance have an inter EVENING few showers developing later in ...... PARTLY CLOUDY Low:63° permitted periss ue. If available, additional esting job, please contact 6 copies may be purchased fromou roffice with us. Include afirst and last SHOWERS the day. Winds Eat 10 to 20 mph. prior approval for S1each. Newspaper theft name, major and year. High:80° Chance of rain 30 percent. 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In an expert stroke of political spin, she imme diately sent out a press release explaining the apparent snub as amix. up. Meet Florida U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the first Cuban-American to serve in Congress and the next in line to head the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The phone incident occurred in late 2008 as the president-elect reached out to potentially friendly Republicans and shortly after aradio host fooled Sarah Palin by impersonating the presi dent of France on the phone. But it was vintage "Ily," as she is known in Washington: frank. almost irreverent, yet imbued with an underlying seri ousness and political savvy. It also was areminder that Ros-Lehtinen, 58, presents an increasingly rare image these days - a politician occasionally willing to work across the ALAN DIAZ /ASSO CIATED PRESS aisle. The legislator, who In this photo taken Nov. 9,2010, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., hugs asupporter during aMemorial Day Ceremony in Miami Beach. was re-elected with 69 percent of the vote, is a former U.S. Attorney and then you deal with while supporting afederal Florida Keys. Ros-Lehti advance personal causes. hawk on foreign affairs Dexter Lehtinen, is still them in the real world proposal to allow qualified nen's eldest child is a gay On her office wall is a but breaks with her party best known for her doesn't seem to work," he teen illegal immigrants who rights activist. photo of Ros-Lehtinen on immigration, gay staunch support of the said. "There are lots of attend college or join the It was that independence eagerly clasping Obama's rights and other issues U.S embargo against the countries we have sharp military to become U.S. citi which helped prompt hand. important to the people communist island. differences with, but we zens. Obama's call But those who seek too she represents - Cuban "I welcome the oppor accommodate those dif Her stances aren't sur But Ros-Lehtinen is much meaning in the shot Americans, gays, astrong tunity of having anyone ferences." prising in a district that mindful that she represents should take notice. She took Jewish community. assassinate Fidel Castro," Ros-Lehtinen is tired includes parts of Miami's the Foreign Affairs Commit a similar photo with Presi California Democrat she told an interviewer in of groups that complain Little Havana and the tee and the broader Repub dent Bill Clinton shortly Howard Berman, who a2006 British documen the U.S. is not doing tourist-dependent and gay lican Party. She says she after voting for his impeach will surrender the Foreign tary. enough abroad and is friendly Miami Beach and won't use her position to ment. Affairs Committee chair Ros-Lehtinen is out among those who have manship iti January, cau raged by Cuba's member criticized Obama for pub tioned those who mistake ship on the United licly acknowledging the Ros-Lehtinen's enthusi Nation's Human Rights nation's past support of asm and pleasantness for Council along with China friendly but undemocrat weakness. and Saudi Arabia and ic regimes. "People greatly under would like U.S. contribu "We have to do more University of Central estimate her skill and tions to the U.N. to be vol with less and work in a Florida Area · tenaciousness," he said. untary until the U.S. cre smarter way to advance Under her watch, the ates an office to audit UN. America's interests - and committee is expected to activities for transparency that's not advancing the Ask about our UCF Discounted Rates! push for stepped-up sanc and eliminate waste. world's interest," she said tions against North Korea "The U.N. functions But she has also spo and Iran, more oversight very well for Iran and ken out about human of the U.N. and ablock on Venezuela, and every rights violations in East any dialogue with Cuba. two-bit dictator who's Timor, Tibet and Darfur As astrong abortion foe, envious and hates the and called attention to Ros-Lehtinen also may try United States," she told women's rights in to chip away at the presi The Associated Press. Afghanistan. dent's executive order "But for countries that One place she doesn't allowing foreign aid for contribute a lot to the see the need for cuts is aid international groups that U.N., I don't think people to Israel. Her support is provide information really feel like it's really crucial in adistrict that is about abortion services. living up to the standards home to one of the "I think she is going to which we set for it at it's nation's largest communi be very active on Latin founding." ties of Holocaust sur 12000 Collegiate Way 11651 University Boulevard 11801 High Tech Avenue America and oversight, Newt Gingrich, the vivors. It is also personal 407-277-7676 407-513-9000 407-243-6100 making sure the adminis former House spea,ker Ros-Lehtinen, now an CourtyardUCF.com ResidencelnnUCF.com TownePlaceSuitesUCF.com tration is enforcing sanc and 2012 presidential Episcopalian, was raised tions," Berman said hopeful, lauds Ros-Lehti Catholic, but her mother's Ros-Lehtinen fled nen for bringing astrong family were Jews who •99 Fully Equipped Suites Cuba with her family at anti-communist and anti immigrated to Cuba from age 7. She taught elemen dictator position to her Turkey. tary school, then started analyses. "She will bring Although Ros-Lehti running her own school clarity," he predicts. nen mostly toes the : •Complimentary Social Hour She was in the Florida Critics counter that Republican line, she has !::, M-TH6;\)()pm -7:30pm Legislature for six years she has too much of an bucked the party on occa before winning election "us versus them" mentali sion. •Daily Housekeeping Service to the U.S. House in 1989, ty that doesn't allow for She's one of only afew her bid brokered by leg gray areas when it comes Republicans who voted to !•Outdoor Poo~ Jacuzzi &Sportscourt endary Cuban-American to those who don't always repeal the military's political king-maker Jorge agree with the U.S. "don't ask, don't tell" poli ~~h Speed ~Smet Atcesi Mas Canosa. She com "She looks more to cy barring gays from serv l• pleted her doctorate in converting," said Peter ing openly. education while serving Hakim, president emeri Ros-Lehtinen receives in Congress. tus of the Inter-American strong ratings from envi The mother of two Dialogue think tank. ronmental groups, and children and two stepchil "But the notion that she opposes the new Ari dren with her husband, first you convert someone zona immigration law ec sses. • • •
\. ' .... ~J ...... ,.,...... - ...... •• ...... ___ ..... ,,....., ,A4Study www.CentralFloridaFuture.com results not meant to apply to all inmatesNov.29, 2010 • wrtral ~oriba '1ttun FROM Al will do anything to get pre scriptions," Fouche said. ''.And they will continue to feign these symptoms for as long as they are benefiting from it" Nanton says he began to notice the issue of inmates feigning during clinical vis its while completing his forensic psychiatry fellow ship in California. During these visits to the Sacramen to County Jail to consult with mentally ill patients he started noticing something "suspicious" about their symptoms. "It was amishmash of a lot of different psychiatric symptoms," Nanton said "It was just something about their stories that wasn't adding up." In order to determine which patients were experi encing authentic symptoms from those who were pre tending, Nanton created a 172-item test in the form of an interview. This was in addition to the clinical inter view that is routinely con ducted to determine the sta tus of apatient. Nanton also discovered through his research that the sovereignty of the crime did COURTESY WENDY SPIRDUSD-SARUBBI not relate to the likelihood of Dr.Andrew Nanton, assistant professor of psychiatry atthe UCF College of Medicine went to Italy to present his research about inmates who feign mental illness to gain psychiatric drugs. a patient feigning a mental illnes5. It also hasn't been Dr. Barbara E. McDermott of Zealand College of Psychia they are also experienc- determined why these University of California trists Forensic Section, in ing." inmates are choosing the Davis, the primary investiga Prato, Italy. One thing that Nanton 'There are many legitimately method of feigning in order tor, presented their research "It was very favorably doesn't want is for people to obtain these advantages. "Exploring Characteristics received," Nanton said. to think that the majority mentally ill people in there. This "It's hard to lmow what of Malingerers using the "People all over the world of people who are com exactly is on someone's Structured Interview of are struggling with this plaining of mental health research is to make an effort at mind," Nanton said Reported Symptoms" to the same issue and our findings problems in the correc On Oct. 13, Nanton and Royal Australian and New seem to be in line with what tional facilities are faking sorting out these ·two groups.' their symptoms. - DR.ANDREW NANTON "There are many legiti ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY ATTHE UCF COLLEGE OF MEDICINE mately mentally ill people in there," he said. "This research is to make an County public defender, College of Medicine in effort at sorting out these also fears that the public July to join the challenge, two groups:' may get the wrong he said, of starting anew UCF philosophy pro impression from this medical school fessor Harry Coverston, research. Nanton went to med also a former Orange "What concerns me is ical school in Tulane, that this could be used to completed his general presume that all inmates psychiatry residency and seeking mental health child and adolescence care are simply scam psychiatry fellowships at artists;' Coverston said Duke University and then Coverston believes completed his forensic that most people who end psychiatry fellowship at up in prison are either UC Davis. mentally ill or will quick "The law and psychia ly become so due to their try are both interestingly living conditions. complex and totally dif "If an inmate is given ferent," Nanton said. the opportunity to escape "They don't always see the general population eye to eye on everything." with its constant threats Nanton considers of violence and the gener himself similar to atrans ally dehumanizing lator by translating psy aspects of prison life, it chiatric science into should not be terribly sur something that is useful prising that they'd seek to for the court. Nanton's do so," he said research is currently still ''.Any of us in their in progress and is expect place would probably do ed to be published in a the same." peer-reviewed journal Nanton joined UCF's next year.
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l J Applicantsbtttal :flotiba :Juture • Nov. 29, 2010 on the rise despite new GREwww.CentralFloridaFuture.com test AS FROM Al difficult, the number of accepted. better decisions about who based on a300 to 800 scale Senior psychology students applying to grad In the survey by to admit.'' while the new scores are major Cortney Spangler, vice provost and dean of school is still predicted Kaplan Test Prep, 30 per The Kaplan survey also 100 to 200. who plans on getting her the College of Graduate to rise as the job market cent of admissions offi revealed that, as of earlier "We are working on master's in psychology, has Studies said she thinks seeks an increasingly cers said GRE scores are this month, 81 percent of changing our computer been studying for the GRE, the new test will be an competitive pool of qual the most important fac graduate schools are still systems to receive the new but was unaware of the improvement. ified applicants. tor to applicant admit not prepared for the score formats," Bishop changes to come next year. "We think the new "With more students tance into agraduate pro changes that the new GRE said. "I will definitely update GRE will be much better possessing bachelor's gram. will bring. Chris Rose, the assistant the materials I've acquired since it incorporates degrees today, amaster's "A great deal of However, Bishop said division director at the and study harder," Span many of the changes that degree may allow job research goes into con that UCF has been and UCF Test Prep Center, said gler said. the graduate deans and seekers a more competi structing the GRE, and it continues to be preparing there have already been Both Bishop and Rose directors have requested tive edge;' said Bill Blank, is clear that students who for these changes. changes made at the center offered advice for students over the years," Bishop the director of career do well on the GRE are "We had a very good in anticipation of the new who plan to take the GRE said. development in Career more successful in grad turnout and all our direc test. or are at least thinking Bishop said the Services. uate school," Bishop said. tors are prepared," Bishop ''We're always trying to about it. changes will force stu According to the Col "Our program directors said of the meeting the stay on top of any changes "We are encouraging dents to rely less on lege of Graduate Studies, will appreciate the new GRE testing agency had from ETS," Rose said. our students to simply take memorization and more there were more than test because the skills with UCF graduate pro He said that they have the test when they need to, on reading, reasoning 12,000 applicants to that they demand in the gram directors about the already begun to modify not put it off because of and analyzing. UCF's graduate school classroom and laboratory revised test. content in the review fear of the new product Despite the changes to for the 2010 school year. are being reflected in the In January, there will be courses offered as well as and not to rush to take the the test, which are Of these applicants, newGRE. a training session for the modifying the test books. current test unless they expected to make it more more than 7,500 were "This should lead to rest of the graduate depart "Betty Binford [a sea need the scores before fall ment staff. soned instructor at the test 2011," Bishop said. The students taking the prep center] goes page by Whenever students exam prior to the August page looking for text book decide to take the test, 2011 changes can rest changes," Rose said. Rose said it's up to them assured that their scores With the changes taking how well they want to do. will still be accepted. Bish place next August, Rose "It's all what you put op said that test scores last said there will be new into it," Rose said. ''You can five years. review courses rolling out do well, but you have to put The current scores are in May or June. the time and effort into it.''
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Smith, Family Foundation study in associate professor and 2005, the average 8-year-old director of the physical to 10-year-old spends 65 therapy program at UCF. "I minutes per day playing think it would be very bene video games. The average ll ficial and there is a lot of to 14-year-old spends 52 interest in it" minutes per day playing According to Smith, video games. interactive gaming is As for the general popu already being used in physi lation, the Pew Research cal therapist's clinics Center's Internet &Ameri throughout the country. can Life Project's gadget However, there has not ownership survey in been enough research to August stated that 42 per entirely back up the pro cent of Americans own a gram. video game console. ''I think the whole area is The idea of interactive very promising," he said gaming has many different The goal of physical applications and can serve therapy is to get people as a motivation factor for involved in functional activ people to engage in physical ities. Interactive gaming activity. allows patients to do just Naval Academy senior Joseph Berrios plays video games at his friend's while visiting home over Thanksgiving break. These types of games that are already used in nursing It also allows physical Dance Revolution] in par homes and adult day care therapists to look at ticular," Hewlings said. Gaming allmants centers to increase balance whether the patient would ·~ve game play increases With tht advont of video game consoles, lnjurl11 and conditions sross, which became nsmsd and help enhance the activ be safe in aparticular envi caloric expenditure. rm all after the gaming phenomenon that crested thtm. ity of daily living in elderly ronment. The program for anything that gets peo 1.9&1. :J.9&2 l l.990 :1.99 !200? people. could be used at home as a ple's heart rates up." Spac• lnv1d.,1 P1c-M1n elbow: '. NlntendlnHl1: : Video 1Wllft11: Doctor It is also being used in self-treatment as well as in Ddrgame.com reports wrlat: New · Time magazine Caecrlbad In New • writes to New the homes of families and the clinic as a direct treat multiple DDR success sto England Journal : artlcle coins term l; England Joumal : Hlzure191m .. rel1ted (YORI): ' England Journal ol Medicine repor11 : about people : of Medicine Ha : Study reported In , of Mediclne about college students. Instead of ment technique. ries including a woman tandonltle condition : gatllng atendon : ,ore, burning pain : Pediatrics Journal soreneases simllsr playing Call of Duty or "I would certainly use who lost 40 lbs in 2 1/2 caused by wrlet ; 1praln slmllar : and swelling • about eplfeptlc : to sports Injuries Madden from the couch, them as an adjunct to my months. and forearm i to "tennis elbow" : at base of thumb : seizures triggered : resulting from gamers are standing up and treatment," Smith said According to Hewlings, movements used · from playing too i from pushing : from bright flashing playfng Nintendo's jabbing with Wii Boxing, UCF's athletic training college students age 18-24 lo move : much Pac-Man [ buttons on game : llghtl on some Interactive hula-hooping with the Wtl program director Kristen are particularly vulnerable 1pac11hlp , controller : games .., WU game Fit, getting down with Schellhase said there is a to unhealthy eating habits : ,---- · ·i console Dance Dance Revolution or new trend in athletic train and weight gain The aver I racing by actually running ing of using games on the age college student gains 4- in place with the Xbox Nmtendo Wri for rehabilita 9lbs their first year of col Kinect. tion purposes. For example, lege. with fat and sodium. place of working out. It's something really cool and it In some cases, gym the balancing games are The reason for this •The American College just kind of an improve will probably get really memberships might be too useful to someone with an involves many factors Health Association report ment versus Call of Duty," advanced." expensive and some neigh ankle injury. Its trendy which include lack of ed in 2006 that only 43 per junior pre-clinical sciences The internet allows peo borhoods are too dangerous name is ''Wri -hab". parental influence, lack of cent of students engage in major Rebecca Glass said ple to gain information to exercise outside. These Along with physical exercise, drinking, all-night moderate or vigorous activ Glass uses the Wri fit for about exercise and nutrition types of gaming devices therapy, this new wave of study sessions, television, ity. The outbreak of interac fun but does not feel that it more than ever. allow people to exercise in video gaming can serve as a video games, fast food and tive gaming may be able to is enough of aworkout "How do we get them to the safety and comfort of weight loss tool as well. microwavable meals such increase physical activity "I think that the new do it? Titls makes it fun, their own home. "There has been studies as Ramen noodles and Hot that are needed for this age. game for the Xbox with the interactive and engaging," Another potential appli- done on DDR [Dance Pockets that are packed "It shouldn't take the sensor is foreshadowing Hewlingssaid
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\ l omecoUCF 37 IMEMPHIS 7 Win over Memphis clinches shot at title MIKE BALDUCCI Sports Editor Bruce Miller and the senior class are going out the way they came in. After a 37-17 win over Memphis on Saturday, the Knights (9-3) earned the right to host their second Conference USA title game in four years, next Saturday at Bright House Networks Stadium. And if they take care of SMU in the champi onship, the Knights may - pending a potential lockout from the SEC - get back to the Liberty Bowl game"I've before been and to theI know title NEWS, NOTES whatand these it takes guys to have get theredone IT'SMILLER'STIME that and more," Miller Defensive end Bruce Miller said in arelease. "End is now the all-time UCF ing the season 7-1 with leader in sacks. Miller's two the best record in the sacks Saturday give him 32 conference, we total. deserve it b~cause we've put m so ROAD TRIP SUCCESS J1 much work. This W~h the win, the Knights ,=, year has been agrind have five road wins -aUCF C.J and our guys have record. done a good job all season of playing how LIBERTY LOGJAM we know we're sup The SEC has the ability to posed to play." block the (-USA champion UCF's 20-point from the Liberty Bowl in victory over the favor of aBig East team. Tigers (1-10) was led again by run- ning back Latavius Murray, who got his second consecutive start in the Knights' back field. Murray ran for 75 yards and two touchdowns while sometimes-starter Ronnie Weaver had his roughest game of the season, picking up two yards on six carries and losing afumble. Quarterback Jeff Godfrey had afield day in the air, passing for 252 yards and two touchdowns over aweak Memphis secondary. Continuing his breakout season, wide receiver Brian Watters hauled in five catches for 82 yards including along of 41. Jamar New some had four receptions for ll8 yards and two touchdowns. The duo now account for more than 1,120 yards - almost half of the Knights' total PLEASE SEE TITLE ON A9 AfterMn's basketball Ala. State win, date with Gators looms STEVEN RYZEWSKI was a balanced scoring Men's basketball beat writer attack by the Knights, with four players in double digits The Alabama State Hor and ll of the 12 players in nets started their Thanksgiv uniform scoring points. For ing weekend with a 1-4 ward Keith Clanton had 13, record, in need of avictory. 84-48 including a few impressive After spending Saturday UCF vs. Alabama State dunks, and P.J. Gaynor came evening at the UCF Arena, off the bench for another 13 the Hornets are 1-5, still Jordan and his 18 points. Jor points, as well. searching for that elusive dan, who had only six points Freshman point guard second victory, following an at the half, started the sec Jarvis Davis saw the most 84-48 dismantling by the ond half on fire from beyond playing time of his young red-hot Knights. the arc, hitting four three career at UCF, totaling 10 The Knights (5-0) recov pointers in arow in the first points on 3of 6shooting and ered after a slow start early six minutes of the half. He 22 minutes on the floor. on, trailing by five in the finished 4of 6from the dis Davis also added five assists, opening minutes, to fully tance for the night. and head coach Donnie dominate the Hornets and "I wasn't making them in Jones credited his increased post their fourth 20-plus warm-ups but they were role Saturday to his hard point win in the first five open shots; good looks," Jor work in practice. games. dan said. "I took them, they "I thought he had an UCF was led.in scoring by fell." Sopho~ore guard Marcus Jordan had 18 points to leadKATIE the DEES/ Knights CTNTRAL in FLORID an 84-48AFUTURE • sophomore guard Marcus Behind Jordan's 18 points PLEASE SEEDONOVAN ON A9 thrashing of Alabama State on Saturday, • • With£entnf 1lorlba ::future· one Nov. 29, 2010 kick, the Nevada Wolf Pack saved collegewww.CentralFforidaFuture.com football A9 Remember that art claiming he was aSumma the future. (As side note, Nebraska ing Oregon last year is major who lived in your Cum Laude. No more should a tried to play Boise the about as relevant to col hall freshman year? He's So congratulations, team be able to schedule past two seasons. Guess lege football as Chingy is about to graduate, and Boise State, on proving two competitive teams who was too scared?) to hip hop. he's on Facebook all the every critic right. Con per season en route to We all have fond But the BCS, like the time bragging about his gratulations on exploiting season of romps over memories of the 2007 world, has away of auto 4.0 and shining letters of acakewalk schedule into powderpuff high schools. Fiesta Bowl. Jared correcting itself. recommendation. a10-1 season. Most of all, No more should a Zabransky and the boys Hopefully this puts an Then there was that congratulations on the team be able to cite pre took down Adrian Peter end to the ''A win is a other kid, the engineering Sports Editor Humanitarian Bowl. vious season's victories son's Sooners in one of win" mentality perpetuat major, who has to take more respectable than an Nevada's overtime win as current successes. the best college football ed by the Broncos. another semester of ace in Pottery. over the Broncos late Sat No more should a games of all tinie. Just as an Ain Multi classes because Statics But finally, in that big urday night brought clo team pull aRodney Dan And that's where the variable Calculus is and Differential Equa job interview to end his sure to at least one of the gerfield and cry "No legacy begins and ends. worth more than an Ain tions ruined his other college career, the art BCS's many problems. respect!" from the big Let's quit pretending Drawing, awin over wise good GPA major was rejected and And hopefully it sets a dogs of college football, like that game - awe Hawaii is not equal to a At the end of the day, got his comeuppance for standard for the over whom the Broncos claim some as it was - has any win over South Carolina. though, adecent effort in never doing anything of hyped and underper are too afraid to come relevance to today's team. Also, Boise is not a Thermodynamics is atad worth, all the while forming mid-majors of play on the Smurf turf. Moreover, Boise beat- state. Donovan,Jones I Title on line when SMU visits FROM AB reunite at last receiving yards. Jordan Ozerities, the FROM AB freshman cornerback t:xceptional week in NEWS&NOTES who ended last week's practice," Jones said. "I GOOD LOOKS game versus Tulane thought he's really learn The Knights shot 56.6 percent with a 100-yard inter ing how to take the from the field versus Alabama ception, again came up coaching." State, making their season big, forcing aturnover Once again the percentage 43.3 - good on the opening kickoff Knights defense was sti enough for 15th in the nation. of the second hal£ fling for their opponent, The Knights' spot in with the full-court press OLD FRIENDS, NEW ENEMIES the C-USA title game forcing Alabama State Head coach Donnie Jones worked was actually clinched into turnovers and creat under Florida coach Billy Donovan before even taking the ing steals. The Knights at UF for 11 years as an assistant. field in Memphis. With Jones said on meeting up with his the SMU overtime win outscored Alabama State old coworker, "I will have the against East Carolina in points off of opportunity to coach against one and the Tulsa victory turnovers, 27-7. of my friends, and amentor. Ihave over Southern Miss, the great respect for one of the best game against the bot Looking ahead college basketball coaches in the tom-feeding Tigers was The Knights now pre country:• merely aformality. pare for the much-antici The Tigers' loss pated showdown with GATOR BAIT capped aseason to for the Florida Gators at the The Knights have never beaten get. The 10-loss Tigers Amway Center in what the Gators in nine attempts.The allowed at least 48 will be the first collegiate preseason-SEC favorites head to points in six games, game in the new arena Orlando,a"neutral" location, for scored aseason-high 24 The meeting against meeting No.10 with UCF. Vernon in their only win (vs. the No. 16 Gators will Macklin and Chandler Parsons Middle Tennessee, mark areunion between lead an otherwise young team, Sept. 18) and were shut Jones and his former who are back in the title picture out 56-0 by Louisville mentor, Florida head for the first time since the Joakim on Oct. 9. coach Billy Donovan, Noah/Al Horford/Corey Brewer Now, the Knights' whom Jones worked dream team of 2007. attention shifts to the STEPHEN M. DOWELL/ASSOCIATED PRESS under while an assistant Mustangs. SMU, 7-5 Freshman quarterback Jeff Godfrey threw for more than 250 yards and two touchdowns. at Florida. overall, 6-2 in C-USA, "It'll be a great day," emphatic dunk against has had aschizophrenic Jones said. "It's a great the Hatters that season, never winning opportunity for our pro appeared to silence parts more than two in arow. gram." of the pro-Stetson crowd Losses to Navy, Hous _pespite the national last Tuesday in an 85-58 ton and UTEP are black Jtominence of their win over the Hatters. marks on an otherwise opponent, the Knights The dunk was featured proficient Mustang insist it is just another that night and the next offense, which ranks ~e. believing if they morning as No. 7 on 20th in the NCAA in play their game to their ESPN's Top 10 plays. passing yards. ability they will be victo Forward A.J. Tyler "I'm not going to lie, rious. and center Tom Herzog I've definitely thought "Confidence is a key are both questionable to about coming back here factor, it's a product of play Wednesday after to the Liberty Bowl," hard work," Jones said. sitting out Saturday's said linebacker Derrick "We'll have to play contest. Hallman. "But I'm exceptionally well to Once again, the extremely excited have on opportunity on Knights shouldn't need about going to play next Wednesday." much motivation for week so we can have Wednesday's game. UCF that opportunity to play Hustle points has not beaten Florida in (in another Liberty Marcus Jordan had an nine attempts. Bowl)."
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DON WRIGHT /THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER But at the university level, after enduring hazing from Hazing is aserious matter, it takes on anew form: haz- members of the Chi Tau fra not only is it an abhorrent ing. ternity. act but it is also against Flori Last week the University Carrington and afriend da law and can result in of Maine at Orono launched were forced to do push-ups fines, suspension and with its ''National Agenda for and other exercises in a holding diplomas. Hazing Prevention in Educa damp cold basement covered If you've been avictim of Don't pack on an tion" meant to develop in sewage while being hazing don't be afraid to strategies to curb hazing ritu sprayed with icy cold air speak out These incidents als in sports teams, fraterni from large fans and repeated need to be reported in order drink extra winter coat ties, sororities and other ly having to water from for the university to prevent campus organizations. five gallon jugs. further occurrences. As the winter season your way up toward Researchers have During the ritual, he Victims can email anti slowly starts to creep up becoming aregular partic acknowledged that hazing began to seize and was taken [email protected] with a on us, we quickly start to ipator in the class of your takes place at nearly every to the hospital. His heart detailed description of the forget about staying in choosing. university; the problem is stopped at the hospital and incident or they can call the shape and being healthy Taking part in one of finding away to both stop he was pronounced dead UCF Safe/Hazing Reporting since swimsuits are no UCF's many exercise and prevent it from water intoxication, Hotline at 407-823-4518. longer in sight classes is something that I Their idea is to develop which caused his brain and Stopping hazing entirely Don't let that be the look forward to doing an approach based on social lungs to swell. doesn't seem to be in the case this winter. every week. norms.This means gathering Sadly, incidents like these near future but we encourage Don't be one of those Try shopping around research on hazing and aren't uncommon. According all research efforts to attempt people who gains afew JORDAN SWANSON for the class that's right for showing students that it's not to anti-hazing.tripod.com, at to eradicate this practice extra pounds every winter Guest Columnist you. Go to UCFs Recre OK and not everyone is least one sorQrity or fraterni both at UCF and other edu only to ''kill" themselves ation and Wellness Center doing it. ty pledge has died every year cational institutes. to try and lose it before the next biki page and read the summaries listed Hazing is acruel practice since 1970 from hazing or We also think that those ni season. for each fitness class to give you a that can often be harmful in alcohol abuse. involved in hazing should It is not worth the stress and better idea of what you're up against more ways than one. Hazing UCF isn't immune from face serious criminal conse unfortunately more times than not, After that, you're just acouple of can involve beatings, sleep these distasteful practices quences in the case of death people don't lose the weight and it clicks away from signing up and deprivation, embarrassment, either. Last April, aKappa or injury. ends up accumulating over the years, committing yourself to ahealthier personal servitude, yelling, Alpha Psi pledge was There is nothing funny which can lead to serious health you. insulting and many other allegedly beaten and the fra about intentionally harming problems down the road. Making aroutine of going to a cruel practices. ternity was forced into sus another human being as a Instead, incorporate some exer workout class in crucial Like many These rituals are per pension. rite of passage. No club or cise into your weekly schedule. victims of sore muscles after exercise formed as an initiation to a Florida State University organization is worth com Take advantage of what UCF has overload, you will probably try to club or organization; after has developed awebsite with promising your health, well to offer. The Recreation and Wellness convince yourself that it's asign to initiation the new members an interactive quiz to inform being and maybe even your Center at UCF is more than just a halt all exercise until you are back to must carry out the same students about hazing; the life in order to gain member bunch of treadmills, stationary bikes feeling 100 percent Bad idea. cruel acts to the next group site also includes an area ship. and heavy weights; it also offers a This will have you pushing back wide variety of exercise classes. the days to go back to class until you Maybe you're interested in aclass realize amonth has passed and you divided into three 20-minute workout have no motivation to return after all sessions that focuses on cardio, that time off strengthening and abs in 20-20-20. You owe it to your body to keep it The Future encourages comments from readers. 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Perhaps you'd prefer dancing run on aclass at the UCF gym, then yourself into shape with the high try to get your necessary dose of energy music and stamina-boosting exercise elsewhere. steps that are Zumba Whether it be working out at your Whichever exercise program you apartment gym, getting in sync with choose, there is no doubt that it will an exercise video in the comforts of leave you feeling better about your your living room or simply going for self and wanting to go back for more. aneighborhood walk or jog afew You will also feel quite exhausted times aweek. afterwards, possibly so sore that you You will not only be thanking Combat drunkorexia: eat won't want to move for aday or two, yourself next spring when beachwear speaking from experience. hits the store racks once again, but But it's enough to motivate you to also in the long run when you'll have before you drink alcohol return for more so that you can work one less health issue to worry about We have all heard of bulimia lead to negative short term and and anorexia, but what about long term effe.cts. drunkorexia? Wilkens says, "food slows the ON UCFNEWS.COM WHAT YOU ARESAYING It is no secret that college stu absorption and acts as abuffer dents like to party and have a from becoming intoxicated too "evidence," and both require quite good time, but with all this party quickly." Drawing attention to abit of faith to believe. ing, there is an alarming trend of Young women are at risk for transgender plight -AARONB. drunkorexia on the rise. passing out when they don't eat Although drunkorexia is not before they drink and this can "More than 20 students lied an official medical term, CBS lead to unwanted situations. with their bodies spread out ..." Safety not worth News describes it as aslang term AUANAJOHNSON According to CBS News, med Lied is defined, "a German art song which refers to women who Guest Columnist ical studies have shown that of the 19th century for voice and exploitation choose to eat less (or not at all) females don't process alcohol in piano." so they can party and drink without gaining the same way men do. The word "lay" would be the These scanners are awaste of weight. Women are more likely to suffer from correct choice here. time and money and more than The New York Times describes it as a physical and sexual abuse while intoxicat likely only placed in service due to disturbing blend of behaviors: self-imposed ed. -ANONYMOUS some crooked deal with an individ starvation or binging and purging, com Also, women's bodies have more fat ual in ahigh ranking position. bined with alcohol abuse. which absorbs alcohol and produces lower Climate change about Imagine this. X-rays are This phenomenon typically occurs in quantities of an enzyme that helps metabo designed to detect metal objects, women who starve all day to offset the lize alcohol, putting women at ahigher risk science, not religion guns and knives and such. With calories in the alcohol they will later con for blackouts. that being said how sharp can I sume. I would hope that this information is The CLIMATE changing is sci make apiece of glass that is unde I find it sad that anyone's self-esteem enough to deter someone from engaging in ence; it is following the laws of the tectable on these machines? X-rays and body image would be so low as to "drunkorexic" behavior. physical universe. "Climate are also unable to detect liquid or develop an eating disorder or problems Being thin is not worth potentially risk change" or Anthropogenic Global solid explosives, merely the with substance abuse. ing your life. Warming (AGW) is very much a devices used to detonate them, America's obsession with being skinny In no way do I want to downplay how religion for the reasons you point which can easily be disguised as does not help the problem. difficult it is to overcome addictive behav ed out in your article. There is no something else, arecorder pen or a Dr. Doug Bunnell , the past president of iors. empirical evidence yet produced computer mouse perhaps. the National Eating Disorders Association Iunderstand that eating disorders go that says man has caused adisas This is where these image says that the social acceptance of drinking way beyond asimple lack of self-esteem; trous amount of change to the cli scanners come in. Now if an indi and using drugs along with the sense, that it's an actual mental disorder. mate simply by being man. The vidual attempts to hide explosives among celebrities, checking into rehab is Young women need to realize that the earth goes through warming and on their body it will be seen. almost agiven. images they see in magazines are not repre cooling cycles, and while this cycle Herein lies the problem. What • Bunnell also goes on to say that "binge sentative of the majority of women. may seem to be slightly warmer about Mr. Terrorist and his drinking is almost cool and hip, and losing Those images are edited and made to than "past ones" (quotes used "prison wallet?" What about an weight and being thin is acultural impera look perfect. Not to mention celebrities because temperatures were not individual who has aprosthetic tive for young women in America" have the money to hire personal trainers to recorded before the last century) limb? These image scanners only There are no formal statistics following maintain their perfect figures. no realistic evidence is pointing to scan to the surface and wont be • this specific trend but Carrie Wilkens, a The focus should really be on being the Earth being in any more danger able to pick this up. Aperson with clinical psychologist and addiction expert healthy, exercising and taking care of your now than it was 50 or 60 or 200 aprosthetic limb merely needs a with the Center for Motivation and Change body. As well as not going overboard with years ago. letter from adoctor, it could even refers to statistics when saying that 30 per one's alcohol consumption. Climate scientists use all the be scanned in the X-ray and noth cent of young women with alcohol prob If these things are being done, the calo parlor tricks of 17th century fire ing would come up. lems also have some form of an eating dis ries from adrink won't seem so high as to and brimstone preachers, drudging Alock only serves to keep the order. feel the need to go without eating before up fear in the public to get their good people good. Criminals will Not only is this new trend of drunkorex hand. point across.Whether it is eternal either find away to break thelock ia sad, it's dangerous as well. 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