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Microsoft announced that hardware • glitches that have been making the Xbox for stem 360 game console crash could setthe company back a hefty $1 billion. Microsoft is planning on extending warranties to three years because of the cells problems, but investors are saying the company's entertainment and Bush's veto won't • devices division has a more widespread affect stem cell problem. 360 sales still lag behind Wii research at UCF sales."We don't think we've been LAUREN PAULAUSKAS getting the job Staff Writer done," said Robbie The only professor at UCF to Bach, president of sign a letter sent to President the division. Bush asking him not to veto the latest stem cell research bill is ,, looking to make miracles. "In the long term, we hope to develop full organs fropi stem cell CINEMA research," said Dr. Laurence von l• Kalm, an associate professor of biology at UCF. Kahn, along with other Florida science professors, sent the letter to the president before Bush . vetoed the bill recently for what he called ethical reasons. ,, Although no government funding will be going to embryonic stem cell research in the near future, that doesn't mean the impact of the research isn't growing. Kalm doesn't do stem cell research himself, but he still strongly supports it. "I wouldn't

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') AROUND CAMPUS, A2 .INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH EXPERT TO . '"· SPEAK AT UCF TUESDAY To facilitate dialogue between faculty and scientists in Florida, Richard A. ALEX MARKOW I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Houghten, founder and president of Red Brick Pizza is one of the four shops that the Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular have already opened by the Convocation Center. Studies, will speak Tuesday from 11 a.m. to noon in the CREOL building. Convocation LOCAL &STATE, A2 ·Center will 18-MONTH DROUGHT PUTS CONTINUED open by fall .., PRESSURE ON FLORIDA Lake Okeechobee, a backup drinking Board of Governors hosts emergency Bill Cosby, Carlos water source for South Florida Mencia on schedule residents, has been hitting a record meeting at UCF to discuss the lawsuit low almost weekly. Its main artery, the LAUREN PAULAUSKAS Kissimmee River, hasn't flowed south DONALD THOMANN possibility of Tallahassee slicing Staff Writer in more than 240 days, depriving the Contributing Writer another 4 to 10 percent of the budget. lake of 50 percent of its water. UCF is experiencing growing "More than likely the total budgets pains. As UCF officials brace for a possi­ for universities will be decreased if ble budget cut by state legislators for This is the only school in the these predictions for shortfalls are cor­ country to be building a football sta­ NATION &WORLD, A4 the 2007-2008 academic year, the rect," said Dan Holsenbeck, the vice Florida Board of Governors on Friday dium and a basketball arena at the president of University Relations. "So same time. The feat, seemingly " 26 KILLED IN BAGHDAD filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Char­ far, we know it could be anywhere lie Crist's veto of tuition increases. Lawsuit challenges accomplished by coincidence, has BOMBINGS, OFFICIALS from. 4to10 percent in the reduction of the UCF community in a growing The lawsuit will be discussed the 2007-2008 budget. What we're try­ who can determine WARN OF HIGHER TOLL tomorrow at an impromptu meeting state of anticipation for the fall ing to do is think about what that could sports season. . Aflurry of bombings in Baghdad killed ofthe Board of Governors at UCF. mean for the university." universities' tuition Bob Graham, former governor of "It will bring the university a 26 people Sunday, and officials said The budget cut would compound tremendous amount of exposure," Florida.and former U.S. senator, filed a the difficulties faced by UCF and other DAVID ROYSE the death toll from a giant suicide Associated Press said Peter Stapp, vice president for truck blast that devastated the market lawsuit Friday in Leon County with a Florida universities since Crist vetoed number of others against two state UPI LLC, the company that UCF of a Shiite town north of the capital a a 5-percent tuition increase across the TAI.l.AHASSEE-Former Gov. hired to manage the Knights Plaza, day earlier could be more than 130. officials challenging legislators on board. The governor's veto has Bob Graham and others are suing to who can determine undergraduate including the Convocation Center, already cost the university $3.2 mil­ have the courts declare that tuition arena and surrounding retail shops. tuition. lion. at Florida's 11 public universities 'We take great interest in the legal He said the campus will achieve INDEX TODAY'S The governor's office deems the should be set by the state Board of this kind ofexposure through ESPN action just filed but have no comment cut necessary; however, as a response Around Campus 2 WEATHER Governors rather than the Legisla­ and other sports television chan­ today," said Bill Edmonds, director of to Florida's slumping economy. Weather ture. nels that will not only show the new 2 .communications for the State Univer­ "Further actions taken through The lawsuit, filed Friday, follows stadium and Convocation Center Local & State 2 sity System of Florida. "The members budget vetoes and spending cuts by Nation & World 4 an effort this year by the state's uni­ but will include cutaway shots of of the Board of Governors will discuss the.governor have provided additional versities to raise tuition by 5 percent, Sports 6 the Main Campus as well it when they meet Tuesday at the Uni­ contributions to the state's bottom which lawmakers approved but Variety 8 The Convocation Center's con­ versity of Central Florida" line," said the governor's communica- Gov. Charlie Crist vetoed. Crist then Opinions 11 If that wasn't enough, UCF's struction is on schedule for comple­ Oassifieds 12 administration is preparing for the tion in fall 2007. PLEASE SEE 3 FAMU ON A3 PLEASE SEE LAWSUIT ON AS "The building will be turned Sudoku 13 ILLUSTRATION BY BEN HENDERSON I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE PLEASE SEE RETAIL ON AS ,., A2 www.Centra/FloridaFuture.com July 9, 2007 • (entnt '1on'ba 1utun • • I AROUND I CAMPUS (eutral J ~ News and notices for - j the UCF community Scientific speaker Tuesday 11oriba • The UCF Office of Research and Commercialization will host a scientific talk with 1uture .. Richard A Boughten, founder The Student Newspaper at UCF since 1968 l and president of the Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular July 9, 2007 Studies, on Tuesday from 11 Vol 39, Issue 99 • 14 Pages am. until noon at the CREOL • J The Centro/ Rorido Future is the independent, student- building in Room 103. written newspaper at the University of Central fk>fida. Boughten will visit UCF as Opinions in the Future are those of the Individual part of a continuing effort to columnist and not necessarily those of the editorial staff f or tlle University administration. All content is property of facilitate dialogue between fac­ the Centro! F/Qlido Future and may not be repri nted in part ulty and the scientists coming or in whole without pennis~O!l from the publisher. to Florida as a result of recent expansions of Torrey Pines, ~ Burnham and Scripps. For more information, con­ Editor in Chief tact Ed Schons at 407-882-2103. Abe Aboraya x213 editor@(entra/Floridafuture.com Gemini traffic rerouting continues " All eastbound and west­ Opinions Editor bound lanes on Gemini Boule­ Matt Morrison x213 COURTESY RICKY LY .. vard North are closed to traffic The Decepticons, a UCF team, participate in the third annual Dragon Boat Festival Saturday. The event's proceeds benefited a non-profit Chinese language school in Winter Park. opiniims@(entra/Floridofuture.com between Greek Park Drive and Sports Edifor West Plaza Drive, the intersec­ eating his body. · Melissa Heyboer x215 tion directly in front of the sports@(entro/Floridafuture.com i The festival in Moss Park began at • I Alumni Center. 10 a.m., and participants registered Variety Editor Both intersections remain early to join one of the six boat teams. Jenny Andreasson x214 open, although access to some . The winning team, The Flying Dragon, [email protected] lanes will be restricted at times. • won medals and will have their photo­ Photo Editor The project is expected to last graph featured in Asia Trend Maga- throughout July. zine. , James Andres ''This year, we had over 300 partici­ Senior Staff Writer • Contract negotiations Friday pants," King said. "Every year, our fes­ Abeer Abdalla , The Board of Trustees will tival grows larger.'' Staff Writers continue contract negotiations Tim Ahn, who rowed with the Har­ Victor Anderson, Brandon Bielich, Friday from 10:30 a.m. until 3 vest Kimchee Dragon Boat Racing · Nathan Curtis, William Goss, ~ p.m. in Millican Hall, Room 243. GLIDE ON WATER team, agrees that the event was a suc­ Mary Knowles, Zach Moore, cess. "This is my second time compet­ Brian Murphy, Ileana Rodriguez, Chinese festival draws more than 300 participants ing in the festival," Ahn said. "It's a Crystal Scott, Robyn Sidersky, nice picnic, a time to get out to the Amanda Shapiro, Jamie Salmasian, ~ LOCAL ASHLEY LEE dumplings. park and a chance to support your Tyler Gillespie, Natalie Morera, Contributing Writer Dr. Gary King, a chiropractor in friends.'' Whitney Hamrick, Lauren Paulauskas, Tara Young &STATE Winter Park and the organizing board Attendees varied from first-timers II) UCF's Asian Student Association member of the Chinese American to experienced rowers. "I've been Copy Editors Keep local with headlines helped to put on the third annual Drag­ Association ofCentral Florida, said the practicing for the past two weeks," said Padrick Brewer, Jenn Kepler, you may have missed on Boat Festival in Moss Park Saturday, festival is a tradition commemorating David Poon, a Dragon Boat Festival Matt Morrison the poet Qu Yuan. 18-month dry spell J_>Uts continued drawing more than 300 participants. participant. Staff Photographers pressure on Florida s water sources 'The boats are decorated with a Around 288 B.C. in ancient China, Cesar Altamirano said, "This was Rebecca Barnett, Brian Bustos, carved dragon head and tail and paint­ Yuan fought against the corrupting my first time at the festival, and I real­ Ben Edelstein, Brian Fieg, Nigel Gray, KISSIMMEE - One hard ed scales along the sides. Each boat government to no avail. In a fmal act ly liked it. It's a great thing to experi­ rainfall won't even come close Andy Jacobsohn, Amanda Moore, holds 20 rowers who guide the dragon of defiance, Yuan threw himself into a ence other cultures, and I hope to Ryan Pelham to solving the unprecedented through the waters to the rhythmic lake and drowned. When villagers come back next year.'' drought withering much of beating of a bass drum. learned of the death of their beloved Chinese food and watermelons Editorial Cartoonist Spain Fischer Florida Spectators picnicked along the poet, they rushed to the waterside, were donated for the festival, and all ., Lake Okeechobee, the heart beach, talking to other members ofthe beat drums to scare the fish away and proceeds benefited a non-profit Chi­ Art Director of the Everglades and a backup community and sharing Chinese threw rice cakes to keep the fish from nese language school in Wmter Park Ben Henderson drinking water source for mil­ lions of South Florida residents, Graphic Artists has been hitting a record low Cara Cooper, Joseph Mangabat almost weekly. 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A main component never been federal funding to tries where they can get fund­ consider myself as an expert Tel: 407.359.1999 • in the field," he said "I keep of the lab is taking embryonic do the research, anyway. "Fac­ ing from the government to up somewhat, but not the stem cells and turning them ulty are allowed to pursue continue stem cell research. Fax: 407.359.1969 details." into a stem cell with a specif­ their own ideas that they can "I think as we look on the www.UniversalAutoBody.com He said he signed the letter ic purpose. get funded," he said. "It's con­ global state these days, biomed­ through an e-mail he received "The embryonic stem cells sidered by the world's scien­ icine is a major focus through­ and didn't realize he was the are like a baby; they don't tific community as an impor­ out the world," Soileau said. only UCF professor who know what to become. That's tant area of research." "The U.S. is singular; [there is] signed it until recently. very difficult," Sugaya said. This area ofresearch is not a problem in our use of federal "Either they [other profes­ Sugaya, being a strong sup­ understood by all. The main funds. It has really put us at a sors] didn't get the e-mail, or porter of stem cell research, controversial area of disadvantage when competing it wasn't distributed proper­ doesn't see ethics as a factor research, the embryonic stem in stem cell research world­ • ly," he said in deciding whether to con­ cell research, is controversial wide." The support for stem cell duct embryonic stem cell because embryonic stem cells research, be it embryonic, research or not. are cells that are from human • cord blood or adult, is not The embryonic stem cells embryos. shared just by Kalm. his lab uses are donated from They are important to Dr. Kiminobu Sugaya, a the Nobel Prize-winning researchers because the cells professor and researcher of Karolinska Institute in Stock­ haven't become a part of the molecular and microbiology holm, Sweden, are used as a body yet, like a cell for the at UCF, is one of the support­ target to compare the brain or a bone. The further ers and is the only professor progress of turning the adult stem cells grow, the less likely at UCF currently conducting stem cells into embryonic they are to adapt to become stem cell research. ones. 'We need a control," he something else. As the director of the Stem said. "Cells start to do one thing Cell Laboratory at the Bio­ Although Sugaya's lab uses and are locked in to what they molecular Sciences Center of some embryonic stem cells, it do," Kalm said. "They have a • the Burnett College of Bio­ doesn't use fetal stem cells, specific job." medical Sciences, Sugaya is which other researchers do. The adult stem cells are a well-researched in stem cells "That's OK with the U.S. gov­ part of every human's anato­ • · and is advancing them to new ernment,'' Sugaya said. "From my after childbirth; they are levels. my point of view, the fetus is in every tissue of the human 'We try to make embryon­ closer [to life] than the body. ic stem cells from adult cells," embryo." The third type of stem Sugaya said. 'We wipe out the Even though the president cells comes from umbilical · memories of those cells and vetoed the bill, there hasn't cords, but these are in short train them to become new been a required two-thirds supply because of quick dis­ ones." vote from Congress to over­ posal of the cords after child­ Sugaya's company, NeoCy­ ride the veto because the sup­ birth, according to a panel on tex Biopharma Inc., is a med­ port isn't overwhelming from stem cell research given at ical research company that is government. UCF in April. focused on helping to And the veto hasn't put a Three faculty members improve several medical con­ damper on the future of the here, although contributing to ditions, especially neurode­ research at UCF. "There's no research in their own way, all generative ones. current research at UCF that share the opinion that stem "The company focuses on it affects,'' said Dr. M.J. cell research is necessary for the bone· marrow stem cell," Soileau, vice president · of the future of human health.

•• 3 FAMU trustees will get picked •) FROM Al cuts. Board of Trustees," said "The meeting on Tuesday Edmonds. "The Florida Board tions director, Erin Isaac, in a is a special board meeting that of Governors appoints five memo to the press late in June. they had not planned until trustees to their board. The "Current forecasts show that recently," Edmonds said "The Trustee Nominating Commit­ each ofus in state government state had a budget set at the tee is going to conduct inter­ must continue tightening our start of the fiscal year, but the views with five applicants on belts - just as Florida's fami­ revenue is not coming in to Tuesday and recommend lies do every day." support that budget. three names to the Board of Our unique combination of newspaper classifieds, It is still unclear whether · 'We already know that the Governors." private landlord listings and managed properties makes us the budget cuts will affect cut is going to be at least 4 per~ Only three of the appli­ Florida's public universities. cent, but he [Crist] may have cants will be appointed to the Orlando's complete apartment resource. University officials are prepar­ to go beyond that 4 percent, FAMU Board of 'Ihlstees. ing to tighten their belts any­ and the board is going to dis­ The differential tuition bill · way. cuss that." Crist signed last month will "We're not going to get Finally, the opening item on allow the University of Flori­ those resources as is," Tuesday's agenda is the busi­ da, Florida State University Edmonds said, "and cutting ness of nominating three and the University of South another 4 percent ofthe budg­ applicants to the Florida A&M Florida to increase tuition by et would come to $100 million University Board of Trustees. up to 15 percent a year starting for all state universities." Over the past few years, in 2008. He initially threat­

) According to a memo sent FAMU has been hit with a ened to veto that measure as by the governor's office to series of hiring and financial well but said he changed his those state agencies con­ problems. Consequently, a mind after meeting with the ~ cerned, a formal General Rev­ number of the positions on state's university presidents. enue Conference is scheduled apartments.com TM their Board of Trustees have Graham said Florida's uni­ ...... ,. . ,, ' for Aug. I to determine the full opened. versities are losing their ability : r extent of the cuts. Now the university has six to compete with universities In anticipation of the con­ months to clean up its act or in other states. As an example, ference's decision, the Florida face losing its accreditation. he cited UF's faculty-student Board of Governors called a "Because of what has been ratio of 22-1 as compared with meeting for Tuesday, July 10 to going on at Florida A&M, they the 14-1 ratio at the University discuss these potential budget have some vacancies on their of North Carolina. ~ @2006 Classified Ventures, LLC. All rights reserved. ~Tue • at er1 • Under New Ownership! Remodeled Weight Room .. Tanning Bed ILush Landscaping

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Fair tax supporters jeer Giuliani in Jacksonville Alafaya Trail JACKSONVILLE Republican presidential can­ didate Rudy Giuliani ran into South of University, behind CB & S Plaza, next to Subway a buzz saw of opposition Sat­ 3900 N Alafaya Trail· Or1ando, FL 32826 • 407-382-0199 urday when he explained his opposition to the so-called fair federal income tax. Giuliani addressed a group of about 500 people in a standing-room only crowd at a town hall meeting at the University of North Florida, answering questions for about 30 minutes on a vari­ ety of topics from Iraq and MICHEL EULER I ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday • Iran to Social Security and U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, right, talks with Arab League Secretary- · his plan for tax cuts. General Amr Moussa, left. Israel will receive their first diplomatic visit from the league. August 19th Several dozen people wearing white fair tax T­ Bombings in Baghdad kill 26; Israeli Cabinet approves release shirts and hats and carrying officials warn of higher toll of 250 Palestinian prisoners 6pm-10pm signs briefly jeered when BAGHDAD -,-A flurry of JERUSALEM - The Giuliani, in response to a bombings in Baghdad killed Israeli Cabinet on Sunday question, said he would not 26 people Sunday, and offi­ approved the release of 250 Tuesday be in favor of the fair tax sys­ cials said the death toll from Palestinian prisoners, offi­ tem. a giant suicide truck blast cials said, in the govern­ 21_st "Fair tax" proposals that devastated the market ment's latest gesture of sup­ August • would abolish federal of a Shiite town north of the port · for . moderate income taxes and other fed­ capital a day earlier could be · Palestinian President Mah­ 6pm - 10pm eral taxes and replace them more than 130. moud Abbas. with a national sales tax. Officials earlier had said However, the officials Courtyard by Marriott Saturday's bombi~g in the said Israel had still not final­ Giuliani emphasized he UCF, Classroom A supported a simplified tax town ofArmili killed 115 peo- ized the list of prisoners to system and cuts fo federal . pie, one of the deadliest be freed or the timing of the Comprehensive taxes, including elimination attacks in Iraq in months. release. Palestinian officials 90-HRCourse $795 ofthe so-called death ta:X, but The blast suggested Sunni said they were disappointed induding materials , . his response to the fair tax insurgents are moving fur­ Israel wasn't coordinating question brought some cat ther north to strike in less the release with them. calls and jeers. protected regions beyond Prime Minister Ehud In a news conference after the U.S. security crackdown Olmert agreed to the prison­ his speech, Giuliani said in Baghdad and on the capi­ er release at a JU11e 25 sum­ under his. presidency that tal's northern doorstep. mit with Abbas as part of taxes would go down, saying TWo car bombs detonat­ Israel's strategy of bolstering his philosophy was different ed nearly simultaneously in the Palestinian leader in his than the Democrats. Baghdad's mostly Shiite Kar­ standoff against Hamas mili­ rada district, killing eight tants. - ASSOCIATED PRESS people. The first hit Israel also has transferred occurred at 10:30 am., near a more than $100 million in closed restaurant, destroy­ frozen tax funds to Abbas ing stalls and soft drink and pledged to ease travel stands. Two passers-by were restrictions on Palestinians killed and eight wounded, a in the West Bank. illGHER police official said Israel is holding some The area is near the 10,000 Palestinian prisoners. nooo Collegiate wav 11651 University Boulevard 11801 High Tech Avenue EDUCATION offices of the Supreme The prisoner release What's in the news at Islamic Council in Iraq, the would be the first since Feb­ 401-!11-1&1& 401-513-9000 401-!43-6100 colleges around the country biggest Shiite party in parlia­ ruary 2005, when Israel www.marriott.com/mcoce www.residenceinn.com/mcore www.marriott.com/mcots • ment, and is believed to be freed 500 in a similar move New Florida A&M president among the most protected aimed at bolstering Abbas, tries to save school's reputation parts of the city. who had just won election as • .123 Spacious Rooms • 99 Fully Equipped Suites • l 05 Fully Equipped Suites TALLAHASSEE - Ten About five minutes later, Palestinian president. the second car exploded Olmert said none of the w/double Beds in years ago, Florida· A&M was • Complimentary Full Breakfast on top of the academic about a mile away, hitting prisoners "have blood on Most Rooms • Full Cable with Showtime world, celebrated as one of shops selling leather jackets their hands" - Israeli termi­ Buffet America's top universities and shoes. Six people were nology for people involved after being chosen college of killed and seven wounded, in deadly attacks. He said the • Courtyard Cafe Open for •Outdoor Heated Pool, BBQ the year by Time magazine said the official, who spoke release had been ~!eared Breakfast Daily • Complimentary Social Hour Area and the Princeton Review. on condition of anonymity with Cabinet ministers and M-TH 5:30p -7:00p But .it's been almost all because he was not author­ security officials. ized to talk to the media Participants in Sunday's • Outdoor Heated Pool • limited Maid Service downhill since 1997. And • Daily Housekeeping Service when James Ammons takes On Baghdad's southwest­ Cabinet meeting said the and Jacuzzi over Monday as president of ern outskirts, a bomb hit a planned release was • Pet Friendly Florida's only historically truckload of newly recruited approved by a wide margin.. • Room Servke by Pizzeria Iraqi soldiers being brought • 2 Meeting Rooms for . black public university, he Uno's Restaurant has just six months to into the capital to join the Hundreds evacuated in Nevada up to 40 People • High Speed Internet Access resolve long-running finan­ crackdown, killing 15 sol:.. as wildfires flare across West cial woes that have put his diers and wounding 20, a RENO, Nev. - An 8,000- • High Speed Internet Access alma mater's accreditation at police official at the nearest acre wildfire forced hun­ • High Speed Internet Access risk. police station said, also dreds of people in the town J "It would be mission speaking on condition of of Winnemucca to leave impossible for most people," anonymity because he was their homes, one of more said Barney Bishop, who not authorized to release the than a dozen blazes that resigned after three frustrat­ information.. charred a combined 55 ing years on the university's Also, a bomb hidden square miles in northern board of trustees. under a car went off at the Nevada Ammons, 54, is familiar entrance ofShorja market - The blaze was among a with tough missions: he won a central Baghdad market series that dotted the West praise as North Carolina that has been hit repeatedly on Saturday as a heat wave Central University's chan­ by insurgents - killing three made parched terrain even cellor for calmly handling a civilians and wounding five, drier, forcing authorities to raci~ly divisive situation police said. evacuate homes and close when one of his black stu­ The toll from the attack highways and wilderness dents falsely accused three in the farming town of areas. white Duke lacrosse players 26,000 - mostly Shiites A 100.,.mile stretch of of rape last year. from Iraq's ethnic Turko­ Interstate 15 in central Utah And Ammons knows man minority - was still was closed when a 160,000- Florida A&M well: he was not clear. The count was dif­ acre wildfire jumped the provost for six years before ficult because of the town's highway, and other fires leaving in 2001, when the lat­ remote location and because burned in California, Col­ est troubles worsened. The many of the dead initially orado, Arizona, Idaho, Ore­ DAT. school's bookkeeping had been buried under rub­ . gon and Washington. LSAT GMAT GRE MCAT became so sloppy that law­ ble that took hours to clear. The fire near Winnemuc­ makers threatened criminal Saturday's . blast ripped ca, about 170 miles east of investigations this spring through the town market Reno, threatened up to eight and others talked about clos­ during crowded morning blocks ofhomes and an elec­ ing the school down. Hun­ shopping, destroying dozens trical substation, said U.S. Higher test score dreds of employees went of old homes and shops. Bureau of Land Manage­ unpaid earlier this year. ment spokesman Jamie The situation deteriorat­ Great Wall, Taj Mahal among Thompson_ ed in June, when the South­ prospects for new 7 wonders The largest ofthe Nevada guaranteed or ern Association of Colleges LISBON, Portugal - The fires burned 36 square miles, and Schools put the universi­ Great Wall of China, Rome's or 23,000 acres, along the ty on probation due to 10 Colosseum, India's Taj Idaho border, said Mike rules violations. Most result­ Mahal and three architectur­ Brown, a spokesman for the your money back~ ed from FAMU's inability to al marvels from Latin Amer­ U.S. Bureau of Land Man­ account for millions of dol­ ica were among the new agement. lars of inventory and some seven wonders of the world Another fire blackened 11 CL!'SSES STARTING SOON! contractual arrangements chosen in a global poll square miles, or 7,000 acres, made without proper released on Saturday. About about five miles southwest approval. 100 million votes were cast of Carlin. It burned two GMAT: GRE: LSAT: The association will make by the Internet and cell­ mobile homes and several a campus visit in September phone text messages, sai,d smaller structures, and shut GMOR7005: 7/7 .REOR7006: 7/10 LSOR7005:8/4 to check on the school's New7Wonders, the nonprof­ down a section of Interstate GMOR7006: 8/13 REOR710S: 8/1 progress and then review the it organization that conduct­ 80 for six hours overnight, LSOR710S: 8/21 sanctions in December. Stu­ ed the poll. fire information officer Tra­ REOR7007: 8/28 LSOR7203 dents would be ineligible for The pyramids of Giza cie Winfrey said federal financial aid if the were the only surviving Yet another Nevada fire school were dropped from structures from the original that was started by lightning Call to enroll today! association's membership seven wonders of the Saturday threatened struc­ and lost its accreditation. ancient world. tures and led to the evacua­ An accreditation expert The campaign was tion of campers about 30 1-800-KAP-TEST kaptest.com said the process is intended launched in 1999 by the miles south of Elko, officials I to help schools improve. Swiss adventurer Bernard said. ~est names at'9c registered trademarks of tti9't retpedive owners. •--coootions and res l ncbon~ appty For Weber. Almost 200 nomina­ The Higher Scoi\)Guarantoe onty apples to Kaplan COUfSe6 taken and completed within the lted Stataac~mplete~uaran tee eligibility requirements,, vp~ k:aptest.com/hsg. tions came in initially. [/ , ueno co, Canada. MexJco, the United ~dom. and Frame. - ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 - ASSOCIATED PRESS • (enttal :Jloriba :future • July 9,2007 • • Retail sales expected to grow • FROM Al 401-281-0042 I=~~~:lONIAl DRIVE, ORLANDO over to us in August," Stapp alltransmissionworld.com said • He said that tickets for 0 events scheduled in August $19~~ and September have already TRANSMISSION FREE TOWING iS200 OFF:.! gone on sale. .__SERVICE_____ W/FILTER ..______WITH INHliNAl SERVICE : INTERNAL ...... TRANSMISSION REPAIR . : As of now, the ticket sales are for acts such as Carlos Men­ cia and Bill Cosby. • 'We're holding back to make announcements on the others," Stapp said The UCF men's and women's basketball games will

be held in the 10,000-seat cen­ ALEX MARKOW I CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE ter, which also boasts club The basketball arena in UCF's new Convocation Center will hold 10,000 screaming fans, as seats, a club lounge and larger well as club seats, a dub lounge and will also provide larger locker rooms for the teams . • locker rooms and dressing rooms for the talent who per­ vocation Center. absolutely their sales are going form in the center. "The response has been to grow,'' Stapp said ... "We truly now have an extremely favorable," Stapp The completion of the Con­ arena that will attract events in said 'We have not been able to vocation Center not only the marketplace," Stapp said. get the general public to see it means an improvement in busi­ "It's a multi-purpose facility." because it's still a hard-hat ness, it means completion of Along with the basketball area." surrounding roads as well games and entertainment acts, One part of the plaza that There will also be room to· concerts will also be pumping the general public can view is grow for the Knights Plaza. music through the glass walls of the retail area next to the center. Future venues, such as f unmy the center soon. So far, Papa John's Pizza, John's Gourmet Deli and Family shows such as Maggie Moo's Ice Cream and Firkin's Pub, will be opening Sesame Street Live and Dora the TI-eatery, Red Brick Pizza and next to the Center. Explorer that performed at the Nature's Table Cafe all have 'We will have a student din­ Arena in the past have already spaces where the UCF commu­ ing area in the Convocation allowed people from the sur­ nity and those outside can Center,'' Stapp said 'The offer­ rounding community to par­ enjoy a meal ing is only going to grow in that take in what UCF has to offer. The restaurants opened on area" In February 2008, the campus in January, and busi­ The Convocation Center, Knights Plaza is expected to be ness was steady until the sum­ although almost finished, does­ finished. · mer sessions began. n't yet have an official name. 4J The Convocation Center ''With that, the tenant sales "There will be naming will be twice the size ofthe old have dropped,'' Stapp said. rights eventually but not right Arena, which will be temporar­ "They need to expand their now," said Chad Binette, assis­ ily shut down until the end of marketing reach outside the tant director ofUCFNews and August UCF campus." Information. The Arena will become a Business from the employ­ With plenty to look forward The ..._ practice facility, an area for ees at nearby Research Park to, the UCF community will be smaller sessions or gatherings will hopefully be the first step able to open their eyes, don and coaching offices. It will in expanding that reach, Stapp their fan T-shirts and feast LOFWS also have another purpose. said awayin new restaurants right "It will be home to the The sooner the Convoca­ on campus in the near future. IJ [women's] volleyball team,'' tion Center opens, the better it As Joe Hornstein, UCF's Stapp said will be for everyone, Stapp said assistant athletic director for Board members and alumni ·~ construction cleans up media relations, puts it, "It's a have already viewed the Con- and the area gets better, great time to be a Knight.'' •)

'1· Lawsuit names legislators as defendants . FROM Al In the suit, the plaintiffs say tuition,'' Graham said in an inter­ that tuition should be set by the. view Friday. "The Legislature signed a separate bill that will board because the governor and [would] continue to have the allow the state's largest universi­ Legislature may not be able to responsibility for determining ties to raise tuition incremental­ raise such fees because it is the level of taxpayer contribu­ ly over several years, but keeps unpopular. tion." student costs the same at small­ The governor appoints 14 of The lawsuit, filed in Circuit er schools. the l7 members on the Board of Court in Tallahassee, names as Graham, former Congress­ Governors. The other positions defendants Senate President man Lou Frey and former Flori­ are fill~ by the commissioner Ken Pruitt and House Speaker da State University president of education, chair of the Advi­ Marco Rubio in their roles as Talbot "Sandy'' D'.Alemberte sory Council of Faculty Senates leader$ ofthe Legislature. and others allege that when the and president ofthe Florida Stu­ Pruitt, R-Port St. Lucie, reject­ voters created the Board ofGov­ dent Association. ed the notion of taking tuition ernors in 2002 and gave it broad 'Whether Florida should out ofthe Legislature's hands. power over the universities, that have such a board is no longer ''I don't think voters were try­ included the power to set the subject of debate," the law­ ing to turn the Board of Gover­ tuition. suit states. "In 2002, by a vote of nors into the fourth branch of A state law that gives the Leg­ more than 60 percent, the voters government," Pruitt said '"Ibis islature the ability to set tuition is adopted Amendment ll,'' which lawsuit is nothing more than an ., therefore unconstitutional, the created the Board of Governors attempt to get unbridlaj tuition lawsuit argues. and gave it authority to run the increases. God help our stu­ Several university officials state's universities. dents ifthey win." have complained that tuition in 'We believe it clearly was the Pruitt added that students Florida is well below that ofuni­ intent of the voters that the with average grades, those who versities in other states and that Board ofGovernors be given the · aren't eligible for merit-based they are falling behind in their responsibility for the basic oper­ Bright Futures scholarships, effort to offer comparable edu­ atfug of the university system. would be priced out ofa college cational opportunities. including setting student education iftuition is too high.

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VENUS WILLIAMS WINS FOURTH WIMBLEDON TITLE WIMBLEDON, England -Venus Williams grabbed her fourth Wimbledon title Saturday, shutting down Marion Bartoli in straight sets &4, 6-1. Williams has also taken home the prestigious trophy in 2000, 2001 and 2005 and Saturday's wir:i was the sixth Grand Slam title of her career. Ranked 31st in the world coming into the tournament, Williams became the lowest-ranked women's winner in Wimbledon history. ROGER FEDERER GRABS FIFTH STRAIGHT WIMBLEDON TITLE For the fifth straight year, Roger Federer · grabbed Wimbledon honors with a thrilling victory over Rafael Nadal 7-6 (7),4-6,7-6 (3),2-6,6-2Sunday.Federer joins Bjorn Borg as the only other man in.the Open era to grab five consecutive Grand Slam titles at the same event The win was only the fifth time he has beat Nadal in 13 meetings. CYCLING

ROBBIE MCEWEN TAKES FIRST STAGE OF TOUR DE FRANCE CANTERBURY, England-Australian Robbie McEwen won the first stage of

\ the Tour de France on Sunday after leading the way in the 126-mile route to Canterbury with a time of 4 hours, 39 minutes, 1second. McEwen's victory came only after hurting his wrist in a group crash with just 12 miles to go. '1his is definitely one of the best ever," he said"After the crash I hurt myself Baseball's Bergman inks new deal - hurt my wrist - but the boys Coaches brought me back. I still can't believe I BRIAN MURPHY pleted his 25th season at UCF, the years,'' Bergman said in a won this stage." Staff Writer as the Knights finished with a press release. "I appreciate Position: 27-32 record. In May, he took their support, and rm· glad help to AUTO RACING UCF's longest tenured Head coach a team with just five seniors that I'll be a part of what is coach will be sticking around to its first Conference USA going to be the most exciting a little while longer. Championship, where the time for UCF athletics. UCF Director of Athletics Knights posted a 1-0 triumph "The interesting thing to orient Keith Tribble announced over Houston in an elimina­ me is that I have coached in Monday that the UCF tion game. The 2007 cam­ five different decades, start­ Athletics Association and paign also included victories ing with the 1960s and now in baseball coach Jay Bergman versity and the community," over seven different NCAA the 21st century. There are so Froshes have come to terms on a Tribble said in a press release. Tournament teams (Texas many players that I have been MELISSA HEYBOER three-year contract. This new ''He has our baseball program Christian, Stetson, Southern honored to serve as their Sports Editor deal keeps Bergman as the heading in the right direction, Miss, Memphis, Michigan, coach. · Many of them have JAMIE MCMURRAY WINS Knights' coach through the and we are confident that his Monmouth and Rutgers), as gone on with their lives and Year after year, UCF Sports 2010 season. DAYTONA'S PEPSI 400 / teams will continue to com­ UCF's schedule was rated as now I am recruiting some of Marketing uses freshman ori­ "Coach Bergman has pete for Conference USA one of the 30 toughest in the their kids. All of that makes entations throughout the sum­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla -Jamie McMurray experienced continued suc­ broke a 166-race losing streak Saturday championships and berths in nation. this a gr~at ride." mer as a way to cess during his time at UCF "I'm very pleased and very In night, winning the Pepsi 400 at the the College World Series in his 31 years of coaching promote UCF and has shown great dedica­ Omaha." grateful for the opportunities Athletics and Daytona International Speedway. tion to his program, the uni- McMurray barely topped second-place Bergman recently com- that UCF has given me over PLEASE SEE BERGMAN ON A7 encourage finisher Kyle Busch who came in at just incoming 0.005 seconds behind McMurray. The freshman to victory was McMurray's first since 2002, get involved when he won at Charlotte."! always Pitching coach promoted to new position with their said for five years, however long, there Speraw school's ath­ would never be another victory like BRIAN MURPHY CRAIG COZART "- seasons with the Knights, earned runs in 32.2 innings. letic teams. Charlotte," McMurray said in an Staff Writer mainly due to nagging "If you look at the history This year, emotional Victory Lane. Position: injuries. Yet Good blossomed of our program, we haven't however, Jared UCF Director of Athletics Associate into the ace of the Knights' always had the highest profile Eller, the direc­ Keith Tribble and Baseball 2007 staff. He went 5-5 with a arms coming in out of high tor of sports BASEBALL coach Jay Bergman head coach 3.89 ERA that led all UCF school," Cozart said in a press marketing, and announced Tuesday that starting pitchers. Good release. "But we've been able the rest of his after 15 years of service that capped off his year by pitch­ to develop them into legiti­ staff pulled HAMSTRING WON'T KEEP included guiding Justin Weiss ing seven shutout innings to mate frontline pitchers. It's out all the . A-ROD OUT OF ALL-STAR GAME and Jaager Good to breakout defeat Houston 1-0 in an elim­ always very pleasing to see a O'Leary p u n c h e s , NEWYORK -Aftertalks of possibly seasons in 2007, pitching all his hard work and loyalty." ination game on May 24. player who comes in, cuts his allowing UCF sitting out the 2007 All-Star Game due coach Craig Cozart has been Bergman said that Cozart Sophomore Justin Weiss teeth with the program, so to Football head coach George to a strained left hamstring, Alex promoted to the position of will remain the team's pitch­ saw action in only four games speak. and then experience a O'Leary and Men's Basketball Rodriguez said Sunday that he planned associate head coach. ing coach and recruiting as a freshman in 2006. With lot of success when they get head coach Kirk Speraw to do to participate in Tuesday's event despite "I think it's just an indica­ coordinator. Cozart's help, Weiss devel­ their feet underneath them." all the talking. his hamstring not being 100 percent tion of the fact that he's done Cozart's transformation of oped a sidearm delivery Cozart's pitchers have 'We've [sports marketing] 'Tue game is about the fans, and to get a great job for us," Bergman two pitchers from relative before the 2007 season, and combined to go 424-250 for a been speaking at orientations .that many votes, you feel like you have said of Cozart. "He':; been obscurity into two of the con­ he used his new motion to .629 winning percentage in for a long time," Eller said, a responsibility to go out there and play extremely loyal He knows ference's best greatly helped deceive hitters and lock down his 11 years as a coach for the "but this year we decided to well," he said Rodriguez will start the program. He's been here the Knights make their first the Knights' closer role. Knights. have the coaches come out. It's Tuesday's game at third base which will as a player and a coach for 15 appearance in the Weiss recorded nine saves, Four pitchers were tabbed great hearing me talk, but it's beat San Francisco's AT&T Park. years. I think he feels the Conference USA which ranks second on UCF's as Division I All-Americans something different to see same passion for the baseball Championship in 2007. single-season chart. (Justin Pope, Jason Arnold, coach O'Leary or coach program as I do, and I think Junior Jaager Good did not He went 4-1 with a 138 - ASSOCIATED PRESS it's just an award for him for make a start in his first two ERA, allowing just five PLEASE SEE COACH ON A7 PLEASE SEE O'LEARY ON A7 ~ \) • Wtttaf Jlotiba 1utun • July 9,2007 www. Cen tra/Floridafuture. ~'!!!! A7 \-· • Volleyball releases 2007 schedule NEW GALAXY m • MELISSA HEVBOER UCF will follow that up five wins came against non­ school athletes who will join Sports Editor with three matches at the conference teams last season, the program for the fall sea­ Colorado Invitational Aug. 31- beating Stetson, North Florida, son. After ending its 2006 sea­ Sept. 1 where they will face Samford and USF. Blaire Brueggemeyer joins son with 17 straight losses, and UNC-Wtlmington, California Following their trip to UCF from Arlington Grace Amazon Village Mall a 5-24 overall record, the UCF and Colorado. Tampa, the Knights will open Prep in Texas. 11100 E. Colonial Dr. #127 • Orlando, Fl32817 • 407-273-5020 Volleyball team will hope to The Knights will kick off up C-USA play when they "Blaire is a tough and phys­ 18+ ·ID Required rebound this. year with a their home schedule Sept. 6-8, host Houston on Sept. 21: ical setter. She is extremely schedule that features 31 regu­ when they host the UCF UCF's 16 conference matches vocal and is a natural leader," lar season matches, including Invitational. UCF will square will conclude Nov. 11 when Colado said 'We are so excit­ 13athome. off against North Florida, they travel to Hattiesburg, ed for Blaire to join us." • Head coach Meg Colado Florida Atlantic, Central Miss., to take on Southern Kristin Fische~ who will announced the team's 2007 Michigan and Montana State Miss. Last season, the Knights' join the team as a middle-hit­ schedule Thursday and said in d~g the tournament. only conference win came ter, comes to UCF from a press release that ''the sched­ UCF's non-conference against the Golden Eagles with Clearwater High School, while ule is designed to test the team schedule will conclude with a a 3-1 win on Sept. 15. Brittany Turnbull will join and prepare us for the difficult tournament hosted by in-state UCF will round out its sea­ UGF as a libero from matches that will come later in rival South Florida on Sept 13- son in Huntington, WYa., with Episcopal High School in the season against Conference 14. the C-USA Championships, Jacksonville. USA teams." The tournament will pit the which begin Nov. 15 and are With the construction of The Knights will kick of Knights against host USF, hosted by Marshall the UCF Convocation Center, their season August 24-25, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi The Knights will look to the UCF Arena will be under .. when they head to Atlanta to and George Mason. better their showing from last renovation during to Knights' participate in the Georgia "Our non-conference year after being ousted by 2007-2008 season, which State Invitational where they schedule will be a great chal­ UAB3-l. means locations for the will face Fordham, host lenge for our players," Colado Since the conclusion of last upcoming season's home Georgia State, East Tennessee said season, Colado has announced games will be announced at a ' and Chattanooga All but one of the Knights' the signing of three high later time.

> UCF team gets funding from SGA FROM A6 year is that the top high Despite some of these set­ While the ·Knights contin­ school wrestlers in the state backs, the Knights continue ue to enjoy their success, of a dynasty. of Florida choose fog© to var- . to dominate and have proven there are always things that Head coach Johnny Rouse, sity programs outside of the themselves a major competi­ can be improved a two-time recipient of the state," Rouse said. "Also, UCF tor in collegiate wrestling. Many of the athletes NCWA National College has become very difficult to 'We compete against many would like to see a larger fan Coach of the Year Award, gain admission to. Many schools, including NCAA pro-. base and high~r attendance at could not be happier with his wrestlers cannot get in based grams;' Baima said 'We have matches, among other things. team's performance. on academic merits alone. the top programs in the Next season will bring "We've certainly had qt.p.te Athletes must be students league, like Grand Valley new tasks and challenges for a bit of success," Rouse said. first. We don't just have ath­ State, very worried We are the UCF Wrestling Club "I am very proud of these letes. We have a group of aca­ right at their heels." team, and with eight return­ guys." demically and athletically tal­ .' UCF and Grand Valley ing All-An:.iericans, aspira­ ,, Rouse, who has coached ented individuals." State know each other tions are high. the team since its establish­ Coaches and athletes of e:Xtremely well. Often times 'We are looking for lead­ ment, . has quite a bit of the team 'also admit that there these two teams find them- ers to set an example for the wrestling background as it is an obvious disadvantage to . selves within just a few points younger members of the pertains to UCF. being a club team. Club teams of each other during national team," Baima said 'We also In the late 1970s, Rouse do not have access to the championships. It was not need the yqunger guys to step was a member of the UCF facilities that varsity pro­ long ago that UCF defeated up. It's not always .athletic Wrestling team and compet­ grams have, nor do they have two-time defending champi­ performance that makes a ed in the heavyweight class. the recruiting capabilities. ons Grand Valley State to take team, it's leadership." Following graduation, Rouse Funding is also an issue, as first in the NCWA National The UCF Wrestling pro­ 5 ( 1 f~Yllf.1 Randll ··········•·49 10 (1Aivoi; 1 Ranch) ·· ····... 6.99 " COJ?,tinued to work with the club sports are not funded by gram's hard work, dedication 15 (tflawor, 1 Rand1)·········9.4'J ,. Championship. . ..flandlGrBleu 20(1or2Aa...,, 2Ran

FROM A6 clubs in the past three years. have spent almost half my life Cozart was a UCF pitcher in a. UCF uniform," Cozart Matt Fox, Kyle Bono). from 1993-96. He currently said "It has been a great priv­ Cozart's recruiting abili­ ranks fourth in school history ilege to represent this univer­ ties have not gone unnoticed in career wins (24), seventh ill sity and athletics association either. Of the seven players appearances (65) and eighth for all these years. who signed a National Letter in strikeouts (204). "I'm also happy with the of Intent with UCF in He began his coaching direction our recruiting is November, three of them career as a UCF student assis­ going, and I just want to con­ were taken in the MLB draft. tant in 1997 and then was tinue to see this program Eleven of C~art's recruits named an ~istant in 1998. grow towards n'!tional promi- •• were drafted by major league "I am proud to say that I nence." 1 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com ·Monday, July 9,2007

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Now in its third year, the Sounds of the Underground tour will soon launch metal, hardcore . and metalcore MoreonGWAR ill bands straight See Page A10 into a city near you. Scratch that The Bounds of the Underground tour will launch metal, ' hardcore and metalcore bands into the Arena near you. For the city ofOrlando, the wait is almost over. Headlining the tour this year is GWAR, a thrash m~tal band best known for their outlandish cos­ tumes, graphic lyrics and crude stage antics. The band has grown with the rookie music festival since its 2005 debut Set to take over the UCF Arena Tuesday, the tour will feature the headliners with support by Cbimaira, Every Tune I Die and Necro among the other 15 bands on the bill. This Chimaira The Acada Strain year, spotlights were placed on GWAR and Necro. · Every lime I Die The Devil Wears Prada Time: 1 p.m. Kicking off his first major tour, Job for aCowboy HeavyHeavylow Low Necro joins the crew as somewhat of Neao The Number Twelve looks Like You Place: UCF Arena a musical outcast. Fusing compo­ Daitest Hour Goatwhore nents inherent to multiple genres, AmonAmarth 2Cents Cost: $26. Necro defies social stereotypes and shatters boundaries as he performs what he's coined ''metal hip-hop." But don't even think of confusing ., his work with rap rock "Metal hip-hop is real. Rap rock is commercialized," Necro said. "The difference is that you can understand what I'm saying in my lyrics. I'm painting pictures for the people." The rapper has collaborated with > some of the biggest names in the metal world, citing members from Shadows Fall, Suffocation, Anthrax and Twelve 'Ilibes. Among his lists of ,, credits, Necro is also a producer and film director. As CEO of his independent label Psycho+Logical-Records, he's taken control ofhis craft to bring audiences quality music. "I break my back to put this stuff out," he said. "My reputation is on the line." Necro is more than proud to be a metal head and happily reminds people that he's worked alongside Sepultura and Obituary. But as with most artists who attempt to break the mold, contro­ versy travels close behind. .. PLEASE SEE METAL OK AlO • Wlmtl :Jlodba "1tuw • July 9, 2007 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A9 • Spoon digs in with release of sixth album - WILLIAM GOSS Even with the occasionally year's Stranger Than Fiction ry Bomb" and "The Underdog," Lingers"), seductive ("Eddie's ' Staff Writer accusatory lyrics flaring up soundtrack. the latter of which features Ragga," "My Little Japanese here and there ("Don't You However, Spoon fans are hooks so catchy, they ought to Cigarette Case") and nostalgic Riding a wave of seeming­ Evah"), it's hard to deny that still spoiled by a merely ask for ~onsent before invading ("Finer Feelings,'' "Black Like ly endless - and rightfully this album comes off as rela­ decent effort, and newcomers your head. Me") tunes peppered through­ earned - acclaim, Austin­ tively passive in the wake of have a reasonable sampler Their cooling-off period fol­ out Spoon based alt-rock outfit Spoon is the back-to-back conviction with which to introduce lowing Gimme Fiction seems to Inevitably growing in its Album: back with their sixth album, that propelled their past two themselves, from the familiar have lent a greater maturity to appeal on repeat listens, it's • Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga, touting 10 , 2002's Kill The Moon­ strums of "Don't Make Me a lead ·singer ~ritt Daniel's everything anyone could want tracks that fit quite comfort­ light and 2005's Gimme Fic­ Target" and "Rhythm and vocals, or at least as much from a new Spoon album, and ****•Label: ably into their pantheon of tion, not to mention a note­ Soul," to the distinctly rous­ seems evident in the more yes, that includes all ofyou who In Stores Tuesday mellow melodies. worthy contribution to last ing likes of''You Got Yr. Cher- haunted ("The Ghost of You just don't know it yet.

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Directed by: David Yates Starring: Daniel Raddiffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Instead of highlighting Watson, Imelda Staunton, George Harris, Hele­ people's great features, such na Bonham Carter, Natalia Tena, Kathryn as their eye color, beauty Hunter, Evanna Lynm, Gary Oldman marks or smile, the pages are • covered with photos of mod­ els who have false eyelashes, Collagen-injected . lips and not so much as a freckle on their faces. What's wrong with not PHOTOS COURTESY WWW.PEOPLE.COM Celebs Jessica Alba (top} and Jessica wearing a lot or any makeup Simpson (above) didn't mind posing sometimes? makeup-free for a People magazine COURTESY AFTER DARK FILMS A few months ago, People photo shoot a few months ago. CAPTIVITY (R) magazine did something I Afashion model and a chauffeur are appreciated. They featured a some, especially for someone • kidnapped and held hostage in a small great story in the magazine who is in the spotlight. room by a serial killer. While the madman titled "10 Stars Without Now, rm not saying make­ methodically terrorizes them, the victims Makeup ... Honest!" I found up is bad and if you use it, draw strength from each other and fall in the story very refreshing. you're not comfortable with .. love. Directed by: Roland Joffe It showed some top-name your skin; I feel that makeup Starring: Elfsha Cuthbert, Daniel Gillies, Pruitt celebrities who didn't mind should be used in modera­ Taylor Vince, Laz Alonso, Michael Hamey being photographed without tion. makeup or airbrushing. Some Makeup is a big part of of them included Rachel Bil­ fashion; and it can be a lot of son. Jessica Biel, Eva Longo­ fun, but there is a time and a ria, Jessica Simpson and Jessi­ place for it ca Alba It was-really inspiring When going out on a date, CJTHETUBE to see these women bare to a social or to work, don't be their faces and not have any afraid to freshen up your shame, especially when we look; that's understandable. are used to seeing them all · But when going to class, dolled tip for events. the grocery store or even the They were all quoted say­ gw, I see dozens. of gil'.ls ing why they didn't mind with makeup plastered to being photographed without their faces, and I can't under­ makeup, and belieye it or not, stand it . Simpson's quote surprised · Drew Barrymore was also me. featured in the same issue of 9:30 p.m. NBC The Singing Bee "I don't feel the need to People and had a lot of uplift­ Joey Fatone hosts this game show in which impress anymore," Simpson ing opinions about beauty. contestants try to remember song lyrics in told People. "fve worked for a "I just think happiness is order to win money. Soun9s like American long time to get w.here I am, what makes you pretty. Peri­ Idol to me. and now I can be comfortable od. Happy people are beauti­ in my own skin. I feel more in ful," Barrymore told People. control of my life. Outward 9:30 p.m. FOX Don't Forget the Lyrics We all have to understand Karaoke singers must remember song appearance .iS just secondary that everyone gets pimples or lyrics for a chance to win up to $1 million. to the confidence that I feel has bad hair days. Makeup This show is hosted by . The inside." and fashion will always go idea seems really original, but I can't help Note to self. Doesn't Simp­ hand in hand, but sometimes feeling like I've heard it before. son do the infomercials for you have to realize beauty is Proactiv Solution? Even. so, in the eye ofthe beholder, not thltiMdlfiiMMIA her opinion is pretty awe- in that tube of lipstick. 9 p.m. NBC The Office Still in "vacation mode" after his trip to Jamaica, Michael tries to hang on to his ' relaxed island vibe despite a wave of office hassles. But it becomes too much when an Not your average cup ofjoe e-mail containing a racy vacation photo is forwarded around the office. Pam gets LAUREN PAULAUSKAS the place fills up even faster. caught in the middle as Jim and Karen Staff Writer ''Push Play goes to a whole argue. othet level,'' Mike Gottino In a wotld of Starbucks, said. "This is a people cafe. and Barnie's, a new coffee­ This is a community cafe." house hopes to separate itself The weekly saxophone from the usual group of player at the cafe is an engi­ brewers. neer by day and a music lover Java Dave's Push Play by night . Cafe, aptly named for the "fve been to other blues music flowing out its open jams, but this is a little better doors, offers a good cup of organized," sax player Mike coffee and a tie to the com­ Feher said. "It's clean, there's 10 p.m. Comedy Central Black Sheep munity in a spacious, relaxing no smoke and it's not far from To head off political embarrassment, the and artful environment my house." aide (David Spade) of a gubernatorial "When that customer The Wmter Springs artist candidate (Tim Matheson) shepherds his walks through that door, said the coffee's not bad, boss' uncouth brother (Chris Farley). Watch never underestimate who either. this movie now before a really bad movie they are," Mike Gottino tells Every night of the week ~~vith the same name comes out later this his employees. "They're why offers entertainment and year. we're here." brew. · Gottino and his wife, And yes, they have beer at Amber, own the cafe two a wide selection too. Eighteen 9 p.m. ESPN 1007 ESP'fAwards Lebron James co-hosts with Jimmy miles north ofUCF at 3100 N. choices of beer accompany Kimmel in the sport's world version of the Alafaya Trail in Oviedo. their selection of wine for Oscars. A professional filmmaker their two-for-one beer nights - COMPILED BY WOODY WOMMACK and photographer, Gottino on Tuesdays. said the cafe is just a small But ifsomething non-alco­ part of his big plan: Support­ holic suits your fancy, ing independent artists. smoothies and teas are avail­ BILLBOARD He wants artists from all able -that is, ifyou can't fmd walks oflife to be able to play something you want on the TOP SELLING ALBUMS: at his cafe. The hope, he said, menu of20 coffee or espresso Artist I Title I Label is to have people saying, drinks. "When you come to Orlando, "Nobody wants to drink you gotta come play here." coffee from a gray cup. 1. I Hannah On Thursday nights, the Nobody wants to drink coffee Montana 2 (Soundtrack) I cafe serves up hot and cold from a pmple cup," Gottino Walt Disney/Hollywood drinks, food and good music said That's why he offers - all while relaxing to blues drinks in big mugs to sip on 2. Kelly Clarkson I My music in a coffee-scented while playing a game ofchess December I RCA room. atthe bar. The action usually starts The wireless Internet A m 3. Bon Jovi I Lost Highway I around 9 p.m. Get a seat fast Mercury/Island because as the night heats up, PLEASE SEE ENTERTAIN ENT ON A10 • A10 www.(entra/Floridafuture.com July 9, 2007 • Wrttal '1oiiba "1tun See GWAR on terror • ABEABORAYA • Editor in Chief Metal hip-hop breaks the mold Here's the thing: When FROM A8 music subculture. Though he you interview GWAR's front has never sold more than • man, Oderus Urungus, you Pinpointed for his apparent 30,000 copies of a single are interviewing two people. obses.5ion with sex and death, album, Necro seems content In some realms, that's Necro talks about the intense and finds solace in the fact called bipolar disorder, but for stigma surrounding his lyrics. that his material is original Urungus, it's been a tradition "I'm brutal," Necro said He has helped produce for more than 20 years. As the "People ask me if rm horror­ and market more than 23 only remaining original mem­ core. Hell no! rm not some­ albums without the help of a ber of GWAR that still per­ thing thafs failed I could care major label His do-it-your­ • forms, Urungus (whose Earth less ifpeople doµ't like it Put self ethics are heavily remi­ name is Dave Brockie) has me in front of 1,000 people niscent of the early hardcore been nurturing a character he and let me make 100 fans." music movement and show- started back when g1am rock Examples of this brutal . case his determination to • was just getting started lyrical work appear in a song make himselfknown. ''Very perceptive of you, called "Creepy Crawl" as an · Necro i~ just one of the human, you get a cookie," Urun­ artistic glimpse into the many reasons why this year's gus said ·~scabby cookie.'' Charles Manson murders, tour will permanently Well, there you have it. written as though they were cement itself into the minds GWAR is headlini,ng the from Manson's point ofview. of the show's attendees. Sounds of the Underground Growing up in the proj­ For $26, fans can catch 15 tour, and ifyou've never heard ects, Necro started his career of their favorite metal bands of the band, be forewarned: in music by playing guitar in for an all-day extravaganza. Things are going to get messy various bands. His love for The UCF Arena show starts when it hits the UCF Arena metal followed liim. to the at 1 p.m. and will last well into Tuesday. microphone where he would thenight. Really messy. And disgust­ do most of his damage. For those who can't make ing. Fake bodily fluids will Soon, the dark and intense it out to the metal fest this soak anyone close to the stage realities oflife started making Tuesday, Hot Topic will fea­ in the tradition of a macabre their way into his lyrics, and ture a limited edition three­ Gallagher. Necro found himself the disc CD/DVD set from LADIES DRINK FREE UNTIL MIDNIGHT. think $5 SUPER PREMIUMS UNTIL MIDNIGHT. "I don't anyone else leader of an underground artists on this year's bill • takes the character develop­ ment and the action to the NO COVER 21 + BEFORE MIDNIGHT. $5 FOR 18+ level that GWAR does," Back in 1990, Brockie was has forgotten four out of five of DOORS AT l OPM l 0$ / $7 FOR MEMBERS AFTER l 2 BECOME A MEMBER AT BLACKOUTORLANDO COM Brockie said. "It's such a arrested after a show for them? 18+ WELCOME FOR VIP CALL 32 l 25 l 8059 VA LET PARKING ALSO AVAILABLE. tremendous amount of work, breaking obscenity laws after "GWAR is coming back to getting this show ready and simulating sex with a giant your humble little abode in making it work every day is a ''rubber butt" on stage, Brock­ Orlando, and the GWARfans are daunting task, and that's why ie said. Police officers took called upon by Oderus Urungus bands shy away from it." photos of him·after the show to parade your genitals around But first, let's run through a wearing nothing but his "Cut­ and ..." quick history: GWAR started tlefish of Cthulhu" - which Why the ellipses? Quite back in 1985, before most of is a prosthetic penis - and frankly, we can't print the rest of the graduating class at UCF entered the photos into evi­ that quote. was born. Their punk rock, dence. thrash metal shows may have "You have to get arrested lacked a certain musical by the cops at least once to finesse, but the stage show have a reputation as a rock more than made up for it. star,'' Brockie said The band forged a. name At times, the band has for themselves and soon had a been banned from performing following. Their songs told in cities, and for a time even the epic tail of six aliens who went by the pseudonym were banished to Antarctica RAWG when performing in after trying to take over the certain areas to avoid arrest ·universe. At this show, the band has a After they were awakened new addition to the stage in '84, they realized the only show that could very well way off the planet was to strike a nerve with college stu­ awaken the Earth Maggot, a dents. t ) giant maggot at the center of 'We have a stirring tribute the Earth. to Virginia Tech,'' Urungus The trick was they had to said. ''We found ·that Asian kill as many people as possible dude in hell, and we're bring­ to awaken the maggot - ing him back to life on stage. which, on a side note, left He'll be heavily armed, and Earth in 1994 without them. he's gonna try and break his "Left without us, the bas­ record We're gonna need a lot tard," Urungus said ofpeople up front And that's the mythology 'Then, as soon as he breaks in a nutshell the record, we're chopping his ) When the band released freaking head off," Urungus Beyond Hell in 2006, however, said "Ifs our 'tribute to educa­ a new side emerged. The tion' section ofthe show.'' entire album told one single So what · happens after story: GWAR goes to hell, GWAR does damage to the beats up and now uses Arena? The band will record hell as a vacation spot. another album and take a Now the live show will tell "welcome break from the that story in full theater, road" before touring next including a special spot on the summer, Brockie said tour for Satan himself. In the meantime, Brockie 'We still really enjoy these had some advice for UCF stu­ characters a whole helluva dents. lot," Brockie said 'We've cre­ "I advise all ofyou to resign ated personas bigger than our from your major and study own lives." gynecology exclusively,'' The group has never been Brockie said one to shy away from contro­ Urungus, naturally, took versy. The spiky war heroes things further. have maimed, mutilated and 'What do you expect from otherwise desecrated political a guy who's severely diluted on rigun!s-every president since drugs, and drunk, who knows Reagan - and other cul- ~ the secrets ofthe tural icons and · \ celebrities. ' , -

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... undermines laws E ver wonder why people in Bush said. "But I have conclud- o'clock news, but neither did the America bygin to lose ed that the prison sentence president want to risk the politi- faith in Democracy? given to Mr. Libby is excessive." cal backlash that would certain- Perhaps the answer to that has Funny, we never figured ly come from a full pardon. something to do with President Bush to be the soft-on-crime The CIA leak case· is the Bush's decision to sell Richard type. newest pet of conspiracy buffs Cheney's chief of staff, I. Lewis What ever happened to the who claim that top leaders of "Scooter" Libby, a get-out-of- man who presided over 152 exe- the White House, including jail-free card after a jury con- cutions during his stint as gov- Cheney and Karl Rove, purpose- -t victed him of perjury, obstruc- emor - more than in any other fully revealed Plame's identity in tion of justice and making false state in recent history? retribution for her husband's, WAYNE STAYSKAL/TAMPA TRIBUNE statements to the FBI. Here we have a high-level Joe Wilson's, op-ed in The New Libby first landed in trouble member of the Bush White York Times refuting the White • after an interview with Judith House convicted of lying in fed- House claim that Iraq was Miller of the New York Times in eral court about incidents that obtaining uranium from Africa 2003 in which Libby may have could be acts of treason, yet A full pardon would only Don't be tongue-tied revealed the identity of CIA Blish seems to think that a fine exaggerate rumors of unchecked operative Valerie Planie. · and a damaged reputation are governmental power and a satu- We say "may" because the punishment enough. ration of corruption on all levels great irony of Libby's involve- Forget the fact that Libby's of the Bush administration. by foreign languages ment in the CIA leak case is that crimes could carry with them a Bush decided to take the • the lies Libby was convicted for punishment of up to 25 years in middle road in handling Libby, Most UCF students cringe guage supplements, and even make it nearly impossible to prison and a $1 million fine. In the safest possible strategy at the words "foreign lan­ candy bar wrappers aren't all­ decide ifwhat he said ·to Miller light of that, Libby's two and a when you don't mind sacrificing guage" and ''requirement" in English anymore actually violated federal law. half years in prison don't seem the laws ofyour country to save the same sentence. I'll admit, I Being bilingual has definite­ When questioned by the FBI to be as excessive as Bush the face of a deteriorating used to cringe too. It wasn't ly been beneficial to me. I can't on whether he knew of Plame's would like Americans to pre- administration. · until I took Spanish in high tell you hciw wonderful it is to identity before his interview tend they are. Make no mistake about it, school that I fell in love with understand the gist of all those with Miller or not, Libby As for the president's Libby is a marked man. The fer- the thought of knowing and Spanish television shows. appeared to develop a rather "respect" for the jury's Q.ecision, vor with which Americans call speaking two completely dif­ My colleagues at work unique case of amnesia. He told there seems to be very little. for his punishment stems direct- ferent languages. appreciate my Spanish studies. the FBI and later a grand jury What the president has done ly from our pent-up anger with In fact, I'm so in love with JENNIFER ALVIRA Being bilingual, I'ni able to • that he first learned of Plame in essence is to say, "Libby is the Bush administration. languages that I decided to Staff Writer better communicate the com­ from journalist Tim Russert. completely guilty of the crimes Libby is the unhappy result minor in Spanish just after my pany's products and promo­ Russert, however, testified alleged, but he shouldn't be pun- of an age of unquestioned first class at UCF. · tions to Spanish-speaking customers. • that Libby had prior knowledge ished too 'much for it." Yes, authority in the White House in It's almost inescapable in Florida uni­ Talking in a customer's native lan­ · of Plame before the two men mixed messages are the best the post-Sept. 11 world. Not until versities: Foreign language requirements guage makes the customer feel a lot spoke. medicine to placate the public. after the war in Iraq became will catch up with you sooner rather more comfortable, which in turn, makes The grand jury also came to It seems logical that when inalterable did we receive an than later. To be admitted to the univer­ him or her more likely to continue shop­ the conclusion that Libby would · dealing with one of his own epiphany that our leaders might sity, students need to complete tWo ping with us. I'm the only one at my job have known of Plame from dis- who broke the law, Bush would- actually lie to us. years of the same foreign language or that has any knowledge of a second lan­ cussions with Cheney. n't spare the lash. A wiser deci- When the CIA leak case sign language in high school. Those who guage so I, feel a lot more valuable. After 10 days of deliberation, sion would have been to prove broke, most Americaris smelled don't must pass eight to 10 credit hours It's not just about being good at your jurors decided on March 6 to to the American public that the blood and went for the throat. in college or take a CLEP or proficiency job though. It's about appreciating convict Libby on four of five administration does not play No doubt Bush felt the same exam prior to graduation. another culture and opening an entirely' charges. Libby was sentenced favorites. Libby should have vibe, which is why he is allow- Either way, the foreign language different door of communication. • on June 5 to serve 30 months in been given his full legal punish- ing Libby to fade away fro_m the requirement needs to be satisfied. Some UCF seems to understand this. The prison and pay a $250,000 fine. ment as decided for him by his public eye rather than be the baccalaureate degrees even require stu­ university had its second annual Spanish That's the way we usually do fellow citizens who also found sacrificial lamb. dents to take the one-year equivalent of orientation session in June, which ~ .-; .....~ things in this country: Man goes. him to be in violation of his But it's a"'d~cision tlfa~Will a forelgiirallguage regardless. catered to parents and students whose • to trial; jurors find man guilty; country's laws. only deepen the void between It's easy to get discouraged, but tak­ -first language is Spanish. · man goes to prison. Too bad Bush doesn't take the American people and presi- ing .a foreign language course shouldn't It's refreshing to see that UCF is try­ It seemed like a done deal for the case more seriously or he dential power. feel like a chore. ing and succeeding at drawing students Libby. After the conviction, his would know that he should treat Libby broke the law, not even Actually, excelling in your foreign in from every nationality. But it also defense team decided against his staff tougher than average the president doubts that, so language course could benefit you in the shows that Spanish and other foreign pursuing a second trial.-Could citizens. When the government why does Libby get the easy long run. languages are quickly becoming an they have possibly sensed what publicly shows disdain for the way out where others would go I think most students miss the impor­ important part ofAmerica as diversity was to come? law, you know this country's in to prison? tan~e of being bilingual. More and more grows. " The answer, sadly, is a for trouble. There is no reason Bush can jobs are seeking employees who can Even if you've completed the-foreign resounding yes. So why did the president take give to justify his decision, speak at least two different languages language requirement, your education Enter Bush. the opposite path? which is pretty much a half- fluently. A growing immigrant popula­ should not stop there. 1_; Flying in like a guardian ' In light of the jury's decision, hearted pardon without any sig- tion in the U.S. that is not fluent in Eng­ Take another class or two if you can angel on July 2, Bush decided to Bush had to decide on damage nificant reasons given as lish requires American companies to and consider a minor in a foreign lan­ commute Libby's prison sen- control. grounds for it. Nor can he claim become more universal. guage as a supplement to your major. tence while maintaining the Above all, the president did respect for the laws and judicial Based on the 2005 U.S. Census, 25.4 Ifclasses don't fit into your financial • guilty verdict and the fine not want pictures of a former . bodies of our society by proving percent of people in Florida spoke a lan­ budget or if time is a concern, the UCF already imposed. prominent White House aide in that the best defense for guilty guage other than. English at home. library has a few foreign-language books "I respect the jury's verdict," an orange jumpsuit on ~he 6 men is to be well connected. · And the need to communicate effec­ that all UCF students have access to. tively ent~rs into the workplace as well. Iftime is still an issue, listening to According to the U.S. Bureau of foreign-language tapes on the drive to Labor Statistics, by 2008, 41 percent of work or school can give any interested the·nation's 39 million workers will be student time to practice. members of minority groups. Learning foreign languages is a mix Obviously, the demand for bilingual­ of cultural awareness and trying some­ ism is high these days. Companies want thing different. to reach out to their customers and It's fun to learn something complete­ "Boston Pops end increase trust and interaction by distrib­ ly outside most of our comfort zones, uting information in a person's native but picking up a second language may language. be a strong career choice as well. Fo with a dud Many newspapers offer Spanish-Ian- The Futute encourages comments from readers. In order to be considered fur publication, letters ou'd think an institution are really stretching things music speeds up to a frantic to the editor should not exceed 300 words; we may edit fur length,Submit them online at pace, and the drumbeat www.CentralRoridaFuture.com or fax them to 407-447-4556. Questions? Call 407-447-4558. < Y as old as the Boston Pops when a movie that was played­ - they were founded in out back in the '90s is dusted off · becomes like a rapid heartbeat 1885, after all - would know a and presented as cutting edge. of some great creature moving little something about tradition. With the themes to Sesame swiftly forward. · READER VIEWS Apparently not. The famous Street and Pirates ofthe Yeah, it's cheesy, but all the orchestra, the figurehead of all Caribbean, much more iconic same, we can still smell the the two union representatives sit on a Fourth ofJuly celebrations, tunes, backing up the grand smoke of cannon fire and see UCF should take heed negotiating team that can't take place ' chose not to end their fireworks finale, we are only left wonder­ the afterimage of fireworks until these people's day shifts are done, display to the classic music of ing why the Pops would Choose when we close our eyes. of Physical Plant union with negotiations often running into the the "1812 Overture." such an obscure melody for Beat that Independence Day. As students enjoy the long, hot days evening, and the union wants negotia­ So what worthy tune their biggest moment of the We know that Tchaikovsky's of summer lounging around pools and tions to take place during the day so that usurped the fan-favorite "Over­ year. "Overture," in honor of casually watching the days flutter by, the the people who are doing the most ture's" position in the grand . The grand finale must have Napoleon's failed invasion of school's workers are engaged in long, labor-intensive work at school can get fo fmale? left many viewers scratching Russia, has very little to do with tedious negotiations with the school, spend quality time with their families. What great musical epic their heads for the next three the American Revolution or the fighting for a more just workillg envi­ The union is seeking pay for these could better capture the imagi­ hours as they struggled to fig­ signing of the Declaration of ronment. people at their hourly wages to engage nation of spectators staring up ure out where they heard that Independence. Nevertheless, the Workers in the Physical Plant have in discussion with people to make a bet­ into a night sky exploding in music before. This irritating music has connected itself so unionized to come together in solidarity ter university. The school says the union fantastic dreamlike colors? sensation can only be followed fully to our memories of the for a stronger labor voice at school, but ·should pay these people, but the union The theme to the film Inde­ by complete disappointment Fourth that the Pops need as ours is a ''right to work state," the is composed of workers trying to scrape pendence Day. resulting from answering the replace it at their own peril. union can only do so much. One of the by and support their families in a state · Certainly the Pops are capa­ former question and an instinc­ Hopefully, next year the Pops most interesting experiences any stu­ where any sort of labor protection has ble of performing something tive desire to scream, ''What the will decide to go back to basics dent at UCF can have is attending these been systematically decimated by the better than that. Perhaps there's F#&@?!" when they rap up their score. negotiations to see how the university is state. just something about an 11-year­ If such is the cost of trendi­ They should start deciding treating people who are making less Workers make the school run the old movie concerning aliens ness, then we'll keep our record now to play for the fans in the than $9.50 per hour. same way our internationally renowned invading the world and blowing players and foot-long cell future rather than trying to The university would be smart to professors do; the same way President up the White House that just phones, thank you very much. wrangle up younger audiences remember that they are supposed to John Hitt does. UCF runs because of the screams, ''.AMERICA!" There's nothing quite like with the greatest hits of unre­ serve as a platform to better society. workers - not in spite of them! We understand that the Pops seeing a burst of gold in the sky markable movies. One of the sticking points in contract Workers rights are human rights! want to be trendy. Last year, the synced perfectly to the crash of If not, we can always tum off negotiations is a discussion on adminis­ - ERIC EINCiOLD "Overture" w~umped for a a cymba)it or a barrage of fire­ the televisifm and head outside trative leave ~r workers represented in \i Political Science/ Spanish double ?najor score. But the Pops works igniting the air as the with bottle rockets and iPods. the union's n~otiating team. Currently, •

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You must Students that have completed 60+ Make minimum $8+/hr. there is ZERO traffic In Oviedo. from UCF! Upgraded Appl. who are waiting to become mo.ms. have a corded telephone in a private hours in 4-year Business or - PLUS monthly bonus! Wireless internet, house tiled 20 Conservation area E-mail resume and availability to Excellent compensation provided. area of your home. We employ Engineering program will be days ago, utllites, electricity, trash Very private. Students OK. $1495/m Call for details, 407-740-0909. 1400+ agents nationwide. considered. Please send cover [email protected] removal, internet, cable, and lawn Great job for college students. letter/resume to [email protected]. care built into rent. All appliances Purchase Option Ok. (407) 341-9415. Sales/Mktg/Promo Reps Check us out at phoneactress.com also included. No huge parties Event mktg firm seeks dynamic reps 1-800-325-6608 • PIT Doggy Daycare Position. but get togethers with 'friends and for on-going cc promos at Orlando Must Love Dogs. beer is acceptable. For more 5Bdr/2.5Bath (Bonus room Airport. Must have strong work ethic, Vet/Kennel Exp. a plus! Information or to schedule a visit possible 6th Bedroom) 2 Car positive attitude, good people skills. ***www.dogdayaftemoon.net*'* please reach Steven at 407-616- Garage. Econ/Lee Vista Area. 12 Fun FIT or PIT job, flex sched, great email resume: [email protected] 1628 or [email protected]. Miies From UCF. Minutes from UCF $$$, pd training. 888-691-1810. College of Medicine and Burhnam We're changing the worldll ~ c 3/2 PRIVATE PROPERTY NO HOA lnstitute.$1900/Month. First and Last Earn $800-$3200 Monthly Law of Attraction transforms lives. 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Leave msg. at 407-251-2716 5 individual$. $850/suite/mo all util incl. No pets 407-277-4112 or 407-249-2059 with brand new bed and furniture. Available August Child Care needed for two elementary­ Call 407-491-2176 3/2 duplex in Sherwood Forest $925/mo age children afternoons in our WWW. UCFCondos.COM Close to UCF. W/D, dishwasher incl. Longwood home. Must have own Condos And Homes For Rent & Rooms tor rent in 6 bedroom Call 407-496-0888. transportation. $10/hour. 407-875-0696 Sale. Free 24/7 Website With Pies & home. Behind UCF. Internet/Cable, or [email protected] Info. Century 21. Rick Sletten utilities, W/D, dishwasher, community Homes, condos, duplexes for rent. Go to 321-438-4568 pool, $525/month. 1 room avail. www.ORLrent.com to view available Leasing Consultant immediately! M/F. Call 407-876-5697 rentals. RE/MAX 200 Realty Hunter's Ridge Apts in Winter Park or 407-408-0803 407-!:!71-3659 Mon and Fri 9-6 and Sat 9-5. No exp. ***BE YOUR OWN LAND­ req'd. $8.25/hr +commission. Available Now! Call 407-677-7070 LORD*** UCF area, Oviedo 3br/2ba Brand New Home Janitorial part-time in the Oviedo and $1275/mo. (407) 695-1064 Orlando Airport areas. Evenings 5 For a FREE Special 3/2.5/1 car garage. 3 parking spots. 1/1 Condo 4 Rent days a week. Call 407-359-2743 or Report on How S. Semoran Blvd 407-529-5133 Winter Spings-Oviedo, Gated Comm. To Stop Renting Visit: Barclay's Reserve off of 434 1600 sq. $750/month ft. $1295/mo. Call 407-366-5807 Quiet, Clean, and Safe! Office Assistant for busy Call Angela for more info .,. E online retailer. Computer-proficiency www.FreeOrlandoRealEst Farm For Rent. 3 acres, fenced, with 407-227 -9011 212 home, horse barn and shed. Home & customer service skills required. atelnfo.com la &and~&: loyalty Workfw You! Casual environment, flex hrs. Fax has 4 car covered parking. The farm is resume to: 321-214-5986. Email to: located 0.6 mi east of Avalon Pkwy [email protected] btwn E. Colonial Dr. (Hwy 50) and Old or call (877)764-3675 id# Cheney.< 5 mi to UCF. $1400/mo incl. MmmAi: Your Goals -W'idc Responsible individual to pick Kids up 1001 trash collection. 407-865-4684 after school and drive them to their •&7$000~~ for a Free Recorded 41212 in Lake Nona on Candace Court .after school activities. Hours: 3pm- to Message. W/D incl. $1400/mo ~ 6ish. Must have Valid Drivers Call Junior@ 321-278-1580 ~i License/reliable car. 407-872-3920 • Huwidt~ Century 21. 6 Waterford Landing 212 condos for pli.$. 2 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom tlllh.\~ Weekend Grounds Cleaner immediate' or Aug. occupancy Townhouse. Hawthorne Glen, close Single Family Homes Hunter's Ridge Apts. Sat and Sun. available. All appliances incl. $975 to UCF, SCC and Valencia. Lakefront: EXlra nice and clean! Lots of mnth. 407-862-9200 x201 7:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. $14/hr. upgrades. 41212 All appl., comm. pool ·~cl.~~ Call 407-677-7070 Phone: 407-694-4975 from $1390 Call 407-833-0063 Lovely Furnished 2bd/1.5ba apt. Avail 212 Condo for rent 1/2 mile from UCF. ·~~ Newly built townhome,a mile from UCF now. Carport for 2 cars. Roommates Fully furnished,W/D,2nd floor unit. OK. $1100/mo. util incl.407-694-3265 ·~~~6 $1050/month, includes water/sewer, - 3/2.5bath,upgrade kitchen & appliance washer/dryer, tiles 1st floor, • CltEATUA.OSt Priol- Hilma~ available August. ~ Call Ana (407) 234-6511 . private backyard.community pool Beautiful 2/2 newly Ulltl.H~""~ call cherry or dante 954-608-4649 furnished condo. 2nd floor. 2 2006 3/2.5 Avalon Lakes Townhome miles from UCF. pool, basketball, "lta11rtuao aMel' ~ 1900 sqft, New W/D and Frig, Built in New 2nd floor condos in · tennis, volleyball, fitness room. F, Office, Garage opener, Gated w/pvt Gated Regent Park! All new N/S, no pets. pool & fitness, basic cbl incl. Avail $625 per month + 1/2 utilities NOW (321) 277 4002 appliances. Rent Includes cable, internet,water,sewer & trash. Near Call :(561) 339-1274 3/2 Home for rent in quiet Oviedo VCC,UCF & Waterford Lakes. Two CAMBRIDGE CIRCLE - 1.5ml to UCF neighborhood. 5 minutes from UCF. units available at $1350 monthly. 2BD 2.5BA 2 parking spots per unit, Cal Today For Deta&! Large Fenced Yard. Wash/Dryer inc. Also 2/2.5 townhome avallable at $995/mo-$1000/Dep W/D,DW,MW Pet Restrictions apply. Move in $1400 monthly. Other rentals Roommates OK- 407-493-2723 available immediately, call for available. Call Marisol Garcia- Exit details. 407-587-9897. · Realty HomeQuest at 407-721-2424. CONDO - Hunter's Reserve, upctairs 407-722-3022 corner unit. 2 bed/2 bath. $980/mth. Washing machine and vaulted cei\ings >) «email}QQt~to~~ in unit. Largest floor plan. No pets. ----Knight Newspapers---­ Available Aug 1st. Call 407-230-2219

@ NOW HIRING FOR RENT 2/2.5 Town house in Cambridge Circle (Alafaya Tri) Small ~ Hilton Grand vacations· DISTRIBUTION DRIVERS yard, $850/mo. Call Reeta 321-363-6345. "$t!100J .....aMll.S..- 3> ,,,,..,.., ~!Mia...... (j,~ . ~olht-~~;,,Wt;t,~ .-Y~~a~_.~,-. Summer Semester 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Condo. 1138 sq ft. 3 miles from UCF ;n Waterford Lakes. Monday mornings All new carpeting & appliances. Basic cable, garbage, W/D, digital phone, 5:30 - 7:30 a.m. pool, jacuzzi, & fitness center included. $1,200/mo. Call 407-694- Grape Juice Antioxidant Study Truck or SUV required 0651 •y 2BR/1 BA CONDO FOR RENT or rent $10 an hour to own. Owner financing avail. $850, RIPPE LIFESTYLE INSTITUTE at Florida Hospital Celebration Health is conducting new kit. & bath, all appl., 1-story w/ a study for women comparing the effects of concord grape juice on body patio on ski lake, pets OK. Quiet E-mail:[email protected] Casselberry, 20 min. to UCF. antioxidant status. (407)294-4487 or (813) 361-8642 "' or call 407-447-4555 (cnfQl LUXURY CONDO for Rent - 3BR/2B 10 minutes from UCF. Hardwood Floors, Granite counter tops kitchen & •la baths, new appliances, swimming pool, l) Seminole Chronicle Jutan fitness center, Internet & Cable $1,450 per month 407-451-5137 (We only rent to UCF students, we are UCF Grads) • Brief Physical Exam 1' • Complete Blood Work ~ • EKG Testing Now Hiring!! KLG Engineering, located near UCF, seeks Full-time \;) • Body Composition Analysis Administrative Assistant/Receptionist. Downtown Disney!! • $300 Compensation Flexible Shifts; Unlimited possib11ities

Experience with Microsoft Office, multHine phones, and general Sunglass Icon is owned by ~, office duties a must. Responsiblities indude front desk duties, Oakley and is a nation wide correspondence, spread sheets, specifications and submittals. Must company with over 130 stores. To qualify you must be a healthy have excellent communication skills, be self motivated and able to 3 new stores will be added in female, normal weight, non-smoking, multi-task in a fast paced friendly environment. Experience in Orlando this Summer!!! Engineering industry a plus. Willing to work with school schedule. If you are outgoing ft.; and between 20 and 50 years of age. Competitive salary, benefits & 401K, EOE. energetic and sales driven You must be able to pa.rticipate in Call: 407.827.0110 Please email resume to: 2 separate double-night stays. [email protected] or fax 407 .830.6836. For more inf mation please call 7-303-4544 No phone calls please. • (tnmtf :.lloribil '1rtui-e • July 9, 2007 www. Centra/FloridaFuture.com A13

6 9 5 suldolku Are you looking to rent a property LOCATIONILOCATIONILOCATIONI Nice POOL home 2 miles from Pegasus Point- Will pay move in fee! © Puzzles by Pappocom within the next 30-45 days? Please call F roommate needed for beautiful 3/2 in campus. Must be responsible! Room available in a 212. $560/mo., all • Junior at 321-278-1580 for more Ashington Park, behing UCF. Back of Utilities, washer & dryer, broadband utilities included. Available NOW!!! 6 1 information. Century 21 home faces pond, very private, large and phone included. Partially Females only. Fill in the grid so Contact Kelma 787-951-6496 2BR/2BA condo Brand new appl. 1100 bedrooms, all new appl, wood firs with furnished $500.00 a mth. that every row, sq. ft. 350 S 436 Winter Park, 32792 tile in bdrms. No pets. Must be clean 321-231-3040/ 407-963-2831 University House 9 3 7 and respectful. Move in July 23rd­ column and 3x3 10 min to UCF. $900/mo. + sec. Water Room In 412.5 Unfurnished August 1st. For more info call incl. No Pets. Call 407-657-5451 SERIOUS STUDENT $445 a month/ Utllltles Included 3 8 2 box contains the 561-350-0113. Room for rent In 412 home In quiet FIRST MONTH FREE!I! 954-260-5431 The Crest at Waterford Lakes digits 1 through Hello: $400 to $500 per month, neighborhood min. from UCF. 212 $1095 incl. cable, internet, phone. Phone, Cable, Broadband. Must 7 6 9 with no 3/2 $1400 incl. cable, internet, phone. Knights Landing, UCF shuttle service, 5 1 one bed/bath available. I'm the only llke animals. Fenced Yard. Property Mgmt Specialists $450/ mo. Incl. utll. repeats. 407-898-9010 ext. 100 other occupant. I work professionally in Research Park and I'm working Call Anna 407-365-2382 9 7 3 Waterford Lakes, The Crest towards a PhD. 407 249 9374 Ken Roommates Wanted! 5 bedroom, 2.5 Luxury Condo 2bd/2ba,W/D,cableTV,­ $850/MONTH NEW M/F needed for 412 house in Avalon bathroom House. 5 mins from campus. TOWNHOMES 2 1 5 H/S internet, tel, pool, gym. 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Pool FREE 24 Hour Recorded Message Solution, tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com 407- 365-4281 table, hot tub, internet, cable, utilities Visit us onllne Apartments & Rooms Available All incl. $500/mo Avail now! 772-359-2797 MyOrlandoFreeHomelnfo.com Florida Areas! Furnished or F roommate needed for furnished 111 CROSSWORD Unfurnished. Browse and List FREE! Call in a 4/4. $605/month all util incl. WWW. UCFCondos.COM ACROSS 877-367-7368 or visit www.SUBLET.COM Available in August. Call Kristen at Condos And Homes For Sale & 1 Eyeball 407-921-3730 Rent. Free 2417 Website With Pies & impolitely Info. Century 21. Rick Sletten 5 Milk not to cry 2 rooms avail in large 5/3. 2500 sq. ft. 321-438-4568 over? Close to UCF. $575/mo all util incl. 10 Urban blight and bi-weekly cleaning svc. 14 Surface size A bedroom in a four bedroom house Call Jasmine 407-488-8575. **BUILDER CLOSEOUT** 15 Courted for $550 per month. Safe and quit Rooms for rent in brand new 4/2. W/D, NEW TOWNHOMES 16 Gilpin of location, everything is new and the $600/month to own a brand new 2 "Frasier'' water front. Near UCF $470/mo util 17 Afternoon parties house was just renovated. A furnished East Orlando-UCF Homes incl. $550/mo for master. Avail. now! bedroom 2.5 bath, many upgrades, room is a possibility. Colse to UCF. all appliances, gated community 18 Ferber and Best http://nancepropertylnvestments.­ 407°277-4112 or 407-249-2059 19 Ships' diaries 4036 lveyglen Ave., Orlando, FL 32826 com Share the Finest Homes In Town with pool and clubhouse. Unfurnished 9.6X10.6 within Spacious 20 Deductive Tel.: 407-913-4438 $400 shared bath, $575 Private Bath Call 1-866-380-7301 ext 2200 3Bd 2Ba Furnished Home 5min from reasoning 407-334-6658 or 407-673-4070 FREE 24 Hour Recorded Message 22 Melts together Avail in July & Aug, 10 min. to UCF UCF $500/mo W/D Cable&lnternet F roommate 1 room avail in 4br/2ba in visit us onllne 23 Have a bite 10X8 $375, 11x11 $425. $200 sec.­ included Call 407-409-6206 MyOrlandoHomelnfo.com dep. All utils included + cable and high Avalon park, close to comm pool and 24. Aromatic wood 26 Bright red speed internet. Furn. Call Steve 407- fitness center $100 dep. 380/mo util Roommates needed in 3/2 2/2 950sqft Waterfront Condo incl. Please call 407-758-0097 30 Painter John 267-4982 house. Front/back patio. Singer 2 miles from UCF. Bedrooms not Christian female needed to share 3/2 F needed to share 5/3 with 2 other $128,900, Must sell ASAP for 34 Up a tree furnished. $425/mo, $525/mo for home in Waterford Lakes. E-mail me at UCF students. 5 min to UCF. $550/mo relocation! Beautiful condo and views, 36 Nervous [email protected] or check out most utilities and internet included. master. New carpet, new paint. tile floors, 1st floor unit, quiet friendly vibration 954-436-8924 Call 407-923-9281 neighborhood, all new appliances incl, 37 Sharer's myspace .com/waterfordlakeshome for pronoun more information! LOOK!!! 1 N/S roommate needed for 3/2 in partially furn, pet friendly, tennis courts, 38 Wee bit 1 room avail in a large house close to Alafaya Woods house. Fenced pool, spa, fitness center, clubhouse, 40 Pigeon talk Clean fem. for 3/2 apt. in Avalon Park highly motivated sellers, this is a steal! © 2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 7/9/07 15 mins to UCF $500/mon. Avail. 8/1 UCF. Includes in-ground pool, W/D, & full backyard $400/mo plus utilities. Call 41 Paths All rlghta reserved. '" Neal Curry Ford and Goldenrod area. Call 45 Most foolish Must give 1st mon plus $100 Dep. ·by kitchen. $350/mo. +split util. Call 407-712-4035, leave message. 321-431-1708 407-923-6899. 49 Flummoxes 7125 Call Christine 407-925-8369 51 Evening parties 9 QB'squest Clean, quite female roommates-2 Fun, outgoing F welcome to move in 52 Tolls · 10 Go on a spree rooms avail. w/shared bath In 312 between July 1st- Aug 1st. Free rent 54 One in Toledo 11 Tolstoy and • house. 10 min. from UCF. until Aug, move in ASAP.Close to UCF 55 Headliners Durocher 58 Consciousness 12 Hankering $450/month includes everything! No $416/mo +util. Call Maggie 772-631 - 4481 or [email protected] 63 Top-drawer 13 Fail to hit pets. Short-term rental. Move In 1 /1 avail in 212 in Tivoli Apartments 64 Mall unit 21 Patriot Nathan August! 954-695-1981 Looking for Roommate 1 YR lease begins July 26. 65 _ vera 22 "M.A*S'H" co- ... 2bed/2bath apartment at Colonial 545/mo all utils included 66 Acquires star Jamie 2 F roommates needed for 3/2 house. Please call 352-478-9361 or e-mail Very clean, like new. Close to UCF on Pointe. $450 plus 1/2 utilities 67 Eagle's nest 25 CD alternative [email protected] 68 Entryway 26 Dundee Lake Underhill. $450/mo incl. electric Female preferred Contact Meaghan: (239)470-9624 69 Fruity drinks populace and water. 407-968-9439 AVAILABLE ASAP! 1/1 in 4/4 at 70 Not look forward 27 Romance Pegasus Landing. $515/mo. Fully furn, 412 1875 sq ft home built In 2003, to 28 Place in proper Rooms for rent, 5 min. from UCF in util incl. Awesome roommates! Perfect 4 bedroom house, 3 yr old neigh. minutes from UCF, expressway 71 Son of Seth order location behing Moe's, F pref. Call and shopping. Perfect condition, 29 Hanoi holiday Lg. roQms, back yard faces preserve. Meghan 352-464-1460 DOWN 31 Awards honcho House furn., bedrooms not. Sec. sys., beautiful yard, upgrades, excellent Investment or family home. 1 Diet for Dobbin 32 Hangman's knot high-speed wireless Internet. Room PEGASUS LANDING 2 "Riders of the 33 Lopes along $264,900 - priced to sell. Call .. w/other students. $500/mo. all util . $51 MOVES YOU IN Purple Sage" 35 Gennan article Last issue solved Frank at 407-252-7411 or Ryan at incl. 954-599-7523 Your own bedroom/bath in a 414. author 39 Pluto 407-448-2414 Lease Aug.17 - July 31. $525/month 3 Wiry 42 Affect strongly 50 Christian or 57 Add to the 2 rooms avail. in 4/2.5 behind UCF. All Helen pot No other costs. Greg 904-540-9401 4 Part of EST 43 Commits perjury .- Included: Electric, Cable, Laundry, etc. 5 min to UCF! 2Bed/2Bath 5 More sugary 44 Body of water 53 Crossed one's 59 Puccini piece $425/month. Non smoking, non Pegasus landing APT available for Townhome plus Loft. New Flooring and 6 Whale groups 46 'Walk on the heart 60 Zest drinking. Christian owner. Male roommate wanted.quiet life style, 2007 - 2008 school yearl Female Carpet. Freshly Painted. 1 year 7 Column type Wild Side" singer 55 Long yarn 61 Buddhist sect . Call: 407-509-4737 beautiful community, iike new 3/2 needed! $515/monthl No move In Warranty! Includes Appliances. 8 Rental 47 Queue 56 Drove (a nail) 62 Gets the point obliquely 64 Blue home. choose regular room fees! Call (904)333-2124 $147,500 Contact Patty Murphy, agreements 48 Ancient period Famle roommate wanted for a 5/3 in or private master with large bath and Prudential Florida WCI Realty 407-758- East Orlando. Beautiful 3000 sq foot closet.440. plus 1/3 utilities. MOVE IN ASAP! 6725 or www.pattymurphy.coi:n home less then 5 miles to UCF.$475 or 535. plus 1/3 Travis 954-649-8592 Solution and new puzzles in next issue's Classifieds per month/808.391 .6013 Jesse 954-649-9174 Pegasus Landing-Male-Room Affordable Housing Options Female roommate wanted to share F roommate for 3/2. Nice home with a and own bath (in 414 Apt) Abound in East Orlando! Many options 3/2 1/2 Waterford Lakes townhouse. lot of extras." Deck, game room, florida Furnished - Utilities Included. near UCF. 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